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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1999_03_17ROGER ANDERSON 'Public injiortnutton.' Review of service delivery stalled in Durham Pickering hasn't supplied information, Region report shows A Region committee estah- Pickering, Whitby and Os- ing to road%. lire protection and looking at reforms" speeding up. Soon after the next lished to determine which Icy- hawa haven't Net supplied in- planning. But, she said. timing i+ a pro%incial election. reforms els of local government would formation requested last year to A letter from O,hawa to concern as Queen's Park may will come quickly" best provide municipal services the governance committee. Durham council indicates the dictate to lower levels of guy- Governance committee has been stalled in its work by a made up at one representatoc City will supply the inforna- ernntent who will provide chairman and Ajar Councillor lack of information from three from each (it Durham'sconimu- tion, huh it also wants to make which services it' Towns and Jim McMaster said in an inter - of Durham's eight conunum- nitre, its own recommendations on Regions don't make the stream- view hc's puzzled why some ties. 'rhe :orninittee is Irving to how to realign sen ices. lining decisions themselves. municipalities haven1 provided But, that information could decide it Towns of the Region Oshaua Mayor Nancy Dia- "Let'sntov'equickly:'Mayor information which he called be available soon. Durham can hest and most cost effec- mond told her Regional cal- Diamond urged u)Ilcagues. "basil'. How much is your bud - council heard Wednesday. tively provide services pertain- leagues "H'e're interested in "rhe Province's time clock is Ser DURIMMpage4 PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER PICKER1tiG'S PRESSRI IN 44,000 24 PAGES Poles apart after coimpralni,se" Some s till pan Pickering power lines MARIANNE TAK.- 's Staff Writer PICKERINC — A solution appears to he at hand for Maple Ridge area resident, concerned about a high-voltage powxcr line Pickering Hydro had been plan- ning to put 10 feet behind their hack yards. If it's approved by the Pick- ering Hydro Coinnus,ion. the Bete will now, he Put in between the Ontario Hydro power line, in the middle of the Ontano Hydro Gatineau Line corridor which their homes hack on to, instead of along the edge is onginally planned However, sortie of the rest dent, whoattended a resent public meeting held in the issue by ward ' councillor+ are un- happy with the new solution a+ well. "Fherc", skean a broader ,, ,: r clic ,aicty of woes ,.r the safety of living next to a hydro corridor:' rcptrt, Hard' kkai Councillor Mark Holland. "d -here is an cnurtnoiu, amount (it concern in the community aho,ut the issue, far beyond my expcvcation" According to Coun. Holland. about half of the resident, at the meeting, which attracted ap- proximately 50 people in the middle of a snowstorm, were happy with the new route for the line, while the other half didn't want to see any new power line at all going into the corridor. He plans to call another pub- lic meeting to -.cc if the issue can be resolved to e%eryt)ne s satKtaction, and to phone resi- dent, before that. "1'm going to go back and personally talk to everyboody who was at the (hirst) meeting and see it we can't find a con- sensus:' The line is to carry two cir- cuit, of three wires. with each circuit earning 44.(MM) volts. It was onginalty to be built along the south edge of the Ontano Hydro -owned corridor above Finch Avenue east of Dixie Road. three metres from the rear property lines of about 55 homes backing on the corridor along Harvest Ihive, Fieldstone Circle and Bramhlewood Court. The wires arc being moved awav tram Kingston Road in the downtown corridor in the proximity of Loerpool Road. It's part of a Town plan to beau- uty Pickering'+ c_ntral area and encourage development thefc. Ontario Hydro first granted Pickering Hydro permission to use only the edge of the hydro :orrridor. but has +ince agreed to let the kcal utility run its line down the middle between On- tario Hvdru's own power tow- ers Placing the line at the cen- tre is not expected to change the approximately S30Q(XM) cost of the move off Kingston Road. Area residents oppotscd the original plan because they were worried the electromagnetic field created by such high-volt- age wires directly behind their home could pose a health haz- ard. Tho also maintained the line would be ugly and might affect the value of their proper- ties The residents only found out about the Ione because one of them saw stakes being driven in to mark where the pules for it would go Coun. Holland main- tains Pickerine Hydro needs a new notification policy that w ill require residents to be told about any projects it plans in- stead of only those the utility believe, will affect residents. "The commission shouldn't be trying to guess at what kind of project is or is not going to impact people. It's not an ex- pensive procedure to notify people:' Inside the News Advertiser Independent Mutual Fund Personal Consulting Service Sen-ing Durham Region jor rarer 20 yews RICHARD S. 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The I" of the Irish will he wee! nday in Durham Rcgioxt .when musician, John Allan Cameron and Dan Clancy play Leap at your chance to help the environment Pickering `fro(, watchers' sought to monitor status of wetlands The Rouge River Restoration Committee is hooking for volun- teer 'frog watchers' to rnonitor amphibian populations in the Rouge Valley area. Momnoring amphibian popu- lations i, one way to check the health of wetland area+. uv, Daniel Casselntan, co-ordinator of the Welland Watch project being undertaken by the RRRC. "Because they're sensitive a) changes in the environment. frogs and toads are considered barometer, of environmental health:' explains Mr. Casselnan. "Any' changes in amphibian pop- ulations can help us track changes in the wetland and the Rouge as a Ahola:' A drastic drop in worldwide trog populations has recently been reported, and scientists be- lieve the mdrt sigmificant possi- hle causes are airbtrne contami- nant such a, pesticide, and her- bicides, true., the RRRC in a media release. The data collected by the %of- unteer frog watchers and RRRC will help environmentalists and planners rnonitur the health of wetland breeding areas critical u) amphibians, waterfow I and other wetland inhabitants. The results will then help the gaup prosect these sensitive areas. creating an environment that is healthier fir humans as well. Two types of volunteers are being sought: casual observers who can survey any time and as often as they wish: and vulun- teen willing to become part of a survey team and monitor a spe- cific wetland. The time commit- ment for survey team members is 15 minutes one or two evenings a week beginning this spring and continuing through early June. At a recent training session, vo>lunicers were taught how a) recognize the calls and appear- ance of various types of amphih- ian,, including the word frog, chorus frog, spring peeper, American toad, gray' tree frog and northern leopard frog. later this spring, volunteers will also receive training In how it) con- duct salamander ,uneys and radio -track snapping turtles. It's not tow late to get in- volyd, and no previous experi- ence is necessary. For in re in- formation call Mr. Casselman at 416-2H4-0257. The race toward better race relations Pickering presence felt at weekend public policy conference BY MATT FERG1, SON Special to the News Advertiser AJAX — It wasn't exactly a global summit, but the world was well represented when the Ajax Community Centre hosted a public policy conference on race relations here Saturday. Provincial Minister of Citi- zenship. Culture and Recre- ation Isabel Bassett was among the guest speakers at the Race Relations Public Policy Confer- ence. The one -day event, orga- nized by the Ajax Race Rela- tions Advisory Committee. di,- act of r' • tela cussed the imp ace tions policies in Ontario and celebrated the United lauom. Internitional Day' fur the Llai ination of Racial Discrimina- tion on March 21. Other guest speakers includ- ed Minister of Community and Social Services Janet Ecker, former chair of the Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC) Raj Anand, communi- ty activist for race relations and human rights and former com- missioner of the OHRC Brom- ley Armstrong, director of pub- lic policy and public education at the OHRC Peari Eliadis, di- rector of education at the Durham District School Board Grunt Yeo and Ajax mayor Steve Parish. "1 think the conference was a success. says Saleern Giga, general secretary of the Associ- ation of Progressive Muslims in Ontario. "ICs very rare to get two cabinet ministers together to meet with the public like this:" The Association of Progres- sive Muslims in Ontario, found- ed in October 1998 as a non- profit organization, promotes the involvement of all Muslims including youth and women. The group, which co-sponsored the Ajax conference, also helped organize the Idd Ui Firt dinner in Ottawa last February which brought together several Muslim associations with 70 federal politicians. See RACE page 4 RAJ ANAND Presented historical perspective ant race relations. L 1 Mickey Finn', pub in thhawa to man raise money for the Easier Seal, Society. If you don't have any- thing green to wear, head out to v -the paisev through the "nc "t tto: Iiuln m Duiliarn Re- mith received u Famous gion that ane offering shamrock I movie Pusses for w e, -Ports for SI to raise fund, far the the cinema's luckiest cus- Grandview Children'+ Centre. keep those Irish eyes smil- ing... Leap at your chance to help the environment Pickering `fro(, watchers' sought to monitor status of wetlands The Rouge River Restoration Committee is hooking for volun- teer 'frog watchers' to rnonitor amphibian populations in the Rouge Valley area. Momnoring amphibian popu- lations i, one way to check the health of wetland area+. uv, Daniel Casselntan, co-ordinator of the Welland Watch project being undertaken by the RRRC. "Because they're sensitive a) changes in the environment. frogs and toads are considered barometer, of environmental health:' explains Mr. Casselnan. "Any' changes in amphibian pop- ulations can help us track changes in the wetland and the Rouge as a Ahola:' A drastic drop in worldwide trog populations has recently been reported, and scientists be- lieve the mdrt sigmificant possi- hle causes are airbtrne contami- nant such a, pesticide, and her- bicides, true., the RRRC in a media release. The data collected by the %of- unteer frog watchers and RRRC will help environmentalists and planners rnonitur the health of wetland breeding areas critical u) amphibians, waterfow I and other wetland inhabitants. The results will then help the gaup prosect these sensitive areas. creating an environment that is healthier fir humans as well. Two types of volunteers are being sought: casual observers who can survey any time and as often as they wish: and vulun- teen willing to become part of a survey team and monitor a spe- cific wetland. The time commit- ment for survey team members is 15 minutes one or two evenings a week beginning this spring and continuing through early June. At a recent training session, vo>lunicers were taught how a) recognize the calls and appear- ance of various types of amphih- ian,, including the word frog, chorus frog, spring peeper, American toad, gray' tree frog and northern leopard frog. later this spring, volunteers will also receive training In how it) con- duct salamander ,uneys and radio -track snapping turtles. It's not tow late to get in- volyd, and no previous experi- ence is necessary. For in re in- formation call Mr. Casselman at 416-2H4-0257. The race toward better race relations Pickering presence felt at weekend public policy conference BY MATT FERG1, SON Special to the News Advertiser AJAX — It wasn't exactly a global summit, but the world was well represented when the Ajax Community Centre hosted a public policy conference on race relations here Saturday. Provincial Minister of Citi- zenship. Culture and Recre- ation Isabel Bassett was among the guest speakers at the Race Relations Public Policy Confer- ence. The one -day event, orga- nized by the Ajax Race Rela- tions Advisory Committee. di,- act of r' • tela cussed the imp ace tions policies in Ontario and celebrated the United lauom. Internitional Day' fur the Llai ination of Racial Discrimina- tion on March 21. Other guest speakers includ- ed Minister of Community and Social Services Janet Ecker, former chair of the Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC) Raj Anand, communi- ty activist for race relations and human rights and former com- missioner of the OHRC Brom- ley Armstrong, director of pub- lic policy and public education at the OHRC Peari Eliadis, di- rector of education at the Durham District School Board Grunt Yeo and Ajax mayor Steve Parish. "1 think the conference was a success. says Saleern Giga, general secretary of the Associ- ation of Progressive Muslims in Ontario. "ICs very rare to get two cabinet ministers together to meet with the public like this:" The Association of Progres- sive Muslims in Ontario, found- ed in October 1998 as a non- profit organization, promotes the involvement of all Muslims including youth and women. The group, which co-sponsored the Ajax conference, also helped organize the Idd Ui Firt dinner in Ottawa last February which brought together several Muslim associations with 70 federal politicians. See RACE page 4 RAJ ANAND Presented historical perspective ant race relations. L 1 'P PAGE 2 NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY EDITION, Wreh 17, 1899 • r m;xCi i ug students take world view PI('FERIN'(: — Raising aware- ness aMatl cyuit% is the aunt of several high school students in Pickering in- %oked in organising this year's race re- lations forum in conjunction with the Tow n. Students from Dunbarton High Scho oL Pine Ridge Secondary School and St 91.ir% Cathodic Secondary Schoch arc providing the Town's ader son committee on race relations and equity with input on the upcoming forum. ientativch scheduled for t11a% 5. The committee met fix the first tine Thur%day to begin planning this years c%ent. txrt pupils began focusing on eq- uip issues last tall when they collected roughhI(1(1 responses addressing stu- dents' ihouehis about what equity means to them as part of a project dc - signed to commemorate the 50h an- nt%crsan of the United Nations Univcr- sal Ihclaration of Human Rights. Thos,: responses. which ficusrd on appreciating people lir their indiyidual- ism and treating everyone equally, will be incorporated into the MrAn's fourth annual race relations forum this spring. "The students' views provide an ex- ample of the issues the forum will focus on this scar.- says committee chairman and Pine Ridge %ice -principal Phil Mat- sushita. "What I like about the forum is it's peers talking to peer%. "It', designed to educate and enter- tain to rnakc a stand:' says Pine Ridge student Shaun Cameron of the Brum. "There's racism c%en where and we ha%e to trs to stop it" Federal Liberals elect' executIve Local writer and acti%c parts mcmher Henr% M Gawnwn has been elected president of the Ptckenng-Ala%- l'xhndce federal Liberal Pain% rid- ing association. ctfc,u%c imine- diafel% He replaces Da%id Crawford. who's retiring from the Positron after a fi%c-%ear term A 1999 board of directors for the riding associ- ation Mals also elected at its re- cent annual gen- cral meeting Those in kc% po- rtions in,Iudc Palmer Dique (% ice -president ). Maureen Ban- dola (secretan ). Webster lames (treasurer) and Shirle% Gawman imcmbership secretan ). Four- teen other mem- bers were also elected directors. The associa- tion holds open meetings the se,- ond W'cdnesda% If c%cr% month at 7:30 p.m. at Dunbarton Fair- port United Church. 1066 Dunharwn Rd., Pickcnne. Pickering resident shares in lottery prize A Pickering man is among 14 eo-worker, at Bomhardicr in Mallon sharing a $139.242 Lotto 6/49 pnie. Alex Sie%cn- son of Pickering. 57. told lotto of- ficials he plans to use his share of the winnings from the Feb. 27 draw to purchase household stents. The winning ticket was pur- chased at Cihc(i Variety on Rath - burn Road Fast in Mississauga Growing with Durham for Twenty Two Years The Wallpaper Centre, one of the most innovative and user- friendly businesses in Durham region is thrilled to share it's 22nd Anniversary with you. With unique ideas and a keen decorating eye, entrepreneur and owner, Mac Bloorn has taken basic business principles and humble surroundings, then converted those into a beautiful success story. Providing the client with the largest and most striking and diversiti e d w allpaper collection, at the lowest prices an'where. has become The Wallpaper Centre's trademark. The well-known professional staff is an integral part of this happy decorating experience. Expert knowledge and genuine smiles around, distinguishing this business from all others. Helping The Wallpaper Centre remain in a league of its own in Benjamin Moore Paint at the Pickering location and Para Paint at the Oshawa store, all at wholesale prices. There is nothing like the colour, quality and durability of Benjamin Moore anti Para Paints. to create a dream come true. The Wallpaper Centre's Customer Appreciation Days is actually featuring an additional '51%r-5017• off every wallpaper and border in both of their huge stores. Talk to the consultants and then %%itch it all come together brilliantly. Customer Appreciation Days arc held over through to Sun.. Mar. 21, so hurry in for the best selection. If you have a decorating dream, The Wallpaper Centre has the wallpaper and paints during this phenomenon sale of sales to make it a reality. Bring in your room dimensions and The Wallpaper Centre consultants will help make your dream a reality - all at wholesale prices and lower'. For five more days an additional 25%-509 will be deducted off every roll in the store, excluding our NE\t' Spring Collection, now in. See you there, and we'll wrap it up' Just the fax: 683-7363 • HEPCOE members smile every year. When most Canadian banks report thea protils, people everywhere tend to clench their teeth in frustration. But at HEPCOE Credit Union, our profits are shared with our members. So when we make our announcement, smiles, grins and the occasional chuckle are the order of the day. In fact, this year, 27,487 HEPCOE members will be sharing 5850,000 of our 1998 profits as part of our Patronage Dividend Program. That's a lot of happy people. So... when's the last time your bank made you smile? Anvone can loin fifPC1)f ',o d you could use a smile, drop by your local HEPCOE branch for a chat. Pickering Branch - 1450 Kingston Rd., P,ckmng 905 831-1121 HEWCM Whitby Branch - 400 Durdas St. W., Whirby, Credit Union 905 668-4500 The Durham Home reneur Group invite you �o 0 it •I• *OVER 50 BOOTHS • PRIZES AND GIVEAWAYS • SEMINARS o �� UU z)�VIVJV�ttU tj Y: OTHER SPONSORS INCLUDE: Gold Sponsors GLOBAL EdwardJones CATAI�'STS. DURHAM SUCCESS Serving Individual investor CENTRE Silver Sponsors Kim Copetti t/w i.• il*•Il Inc Chartered Accountant GZURICH Bronze Sponsors Knight Industries Toronto Dominion Bank Harrison's Marketing and Event Marketing Ajax, Pickering News dverti er SEMINARS - SATURDAY March 10:15 FUTURE TRENDS Market opportunities for the Home Entrepreneur. Facilitator Rory Sheehan 11:15 RETIREMENT PLANNING You can't afford to wait. Facilitators Sharon Mosher, Paul Smith of Edward Jones. 12:15 FINANCING FOR SMALL BUSINESS Facilitator, Sherry Robinson,Manager of Small Business, Royal Bank. 1:15 FAST TRACKING YOUR BUSINESS Facilitator, Joan Kerr, Francis Theriault of Durham Success Centre. 2:15 PICKERING HOME BASED BUSINESS BYLAW INFORMATION. Facilitator, Joan Alfrey O'Grady, Economic Development Dept., Town of Pickering. it 3:15 NO COST MARKETING Facilitator, Martin Wales of BusinessResults PICKERING REC COMPLEX Valley Farm Road, Pickering :♦ ♦ Exhibitor & Showcase Information (905) 666-2111 NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY EDITION, March 17, 1999 PAGE A3 A/P High school report cardsgivesparents `information they need' New standardized report cards in Ontario coming this fall to a secondary school near you N f'.4I 'SAN n'Nh ILI. Reconstruction to urban Beaver River (Brock) standards 22 Bloor St / Hwy 401 OH Ramps west of Intersection improvements. Ritson Rd (Oshawa) Sniff Wrrir, 22 Victoria St. from Gordon St to west of Reconstruction and widening he required to list the numfer of our secondary report card" demand. on technology" the oaluallon firms. Tie Province introducing Intersection improvements. 53/59 Stevenson Rd /Gibb St (Oshawa) classes students mussed in each She inainialns the new cvalu- with the expeclation that re- She ,ay, nnPlementing the new high school repxln cards this p this Kite curse and the nurnher of lone. Ation limn "will bring consis- pon card, he conlplcied elec- new elementary report cards has fall that arc designed to Provide luderils arrived laic so parents tency" to the wary students arc Ironically. %1s Freedman ,:Sys been a stress (in the system this parents and pupils will, easv-to_ ly. w spilt c.r »Ar.0 :: an keep track of their child's al- graded across the Province. the mmnistry I, "beginning h, de- year and expects "it's going it) he - understand information shout tendance "wh:u Is an 'A' In Oshawa nand a level of expx:rtnc in a struggle" to minxluce the high students' progress. -' i Pupils will also receive feed- will be +molar to what is an Win terms of computer literacy" school report cards as well. Premier Mike Harris unveiled hack on skills such as work Orono and an 'A' In Ouawa:'she among educators She mamlams 'I -he new evaluation lorms man the nen evaluationt'lu hahits. teamwork. Initiative anti says. the Prov trice niu,t provide fund- will fx Issued three times per announcement Ihur,day. ,day. •t organization in a separate section Paul Pulla, the Durham Ing to support teacher training year In noo ,L•IIICslered schools saying the new provmcewide report evaluating students' learning 'Me Catholic District School Board', and to provide sLhogols with the anti Iwll'c cacll lerlll In etucN- "gives skills. new rcpoirt card also superintendent for secondary technology to process and print tered soh -1, card parents the infonna- reflects the mandatory require- schook, says the new evaluation ' tion they nerd to hold schools anent for all high school students fonts reprc,cnt a mayor change SALE and students accountable for re- U, complete 40 hours of commu- from what , c currently being used �E SPC w ei,a� sults. It responds to parent de- nary service and will indicate in ,chook here mands lir high standards and for_ __ whether students have passed the "there's a significant differ- gARGA1NS>,,,. an improvement in education Grade Irl literacy test. Students once to that the current repos — yuahly"will BIiV FR/:7i1)AL1N also he required to work on card doesn't allow for individual There1rt card, which will � replace the various evaluation 'li'i(/ bring rralvis7eno,v... an ':ehon plan" with thele anecdotal comments whereas the 1 r leacher to set goals for improve new report card t, designed with forms currently used by school Under the new lirinat, au- nlent. that premise to mind:' he says. boards across the provmrc, is dents will receive a percentage "It's a variation in the ele- noting the marks students receive part of the government's ongoing grade and ctannlents front their mentary report card:' says Bev will also be tied In to the new wcondars' school retornls. 'Illev leacher in each course. The Freedman. superintendent of provincial standards. News Advertiser will Ee used to (nark Gradc 9 stu- course median will also be in- programs for the Durham Di,- "It's Incrca,mg the account - dents beginning this September eluded tin the report cards mw sou- trict School Board, noting the ability. Ms. Freedman says, and will be phased in over the dents will know how they're new high school report card " rc adding the new evaluation t;,rn, Ii1 ed., filar. 17. 1999 next four year,. along with the doing compared to other pupils scmhlcs the clernenlary report are also "Increasing the work- 5urah new high school curriculum. in their class. And. teachers will card far more than it resemble, load ton teachers) and making News Advertiser t1 !nors(Uv s Carrier of `" W"k is Sarah 'hrOntario biah school Business Det AIax/Pick. t ❑ - vs gymnastics, teens reading, writing well, study shows Durham pupil results Lin line' with provincial scores TTIe majority of Ontario's teen, read and write well, report, a nation- al study measuring student,' reading and wntinL ,kills. Anti. pupils In Durham -'arc in Ione" with those across the province, report, a public hoard official -The Council of %Itni,icrs of Edu- cation released the results of the School Achevenent Indicators Pro- gram ISAIP) test, wcdnculay. a na- tional studv of 46,tNN1 teens that found students In Ontario match the national averages in tests measuring the reading and writing abllms among 13- and 16-vcar-olds Student, from 12 public and sepa- rate schools in Durham participated In the national tests lint scar, reports Rick Jones, the Education Quality and Accountability Office's project manager for national and internation- al assessments. He notes "there is no information available on the t indly (dual) school result,:' but says both elementary and secondary schools were Involved In the reading and writing assess- mcnls. Anne Lloyd, assessment and ac- countability officer our the Durham District School Board. reports Durham students have hecn improv- ing in those areas over the past tew' years. She says the board's participation in the Ministry of Education and -Training's (;rade 12 %riling review over the years Indicate, student,' skills have been Improving. "Between ItNl2 and 1995 we Im- proved and between 1995 and 1998 Durham improved again. Su It our 16 year old, across the province are doing better. ccrtainiv the 16 vcar olds m Durham arc it line with that finding:' M, Lloyd say,. I*hc SAIF results Indicate 80 per cent of I3 scar olds doing well in reading and 93 Per cent are doing well in %'riling. As for Il, vcar olds. 68 per cent mel the expected ,lan- dard In reading and NI per cent in writing. And, a, on a previous test in 1995. Ienlales did much better than males in hath age groups, with about twice a, many curing In the lop level,. 'p-hc study also found a drop In the percentage of students who said they liked reading from four years ago: 23 per cent of the 13 year colds like to read, down from 27 per rent, while 25 per cent of the 16 vcar olds enjoy reading• down from 28 per cent. But there was an increase in the number of students who enjoyed writing: 22 Per rent of the 13 scar olds and 21 per cent of the 16 year olds like wriling. up from 20 Per cent and 16 per cent. respectively. Durham Catholic District School Board official, could not he reached for comment. The Regional Municipality of Durham PUBLIC NOTICE j IN THE MATTER OF, THE MUNICIPAL ACT TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council of the Regional Municipality of Durham may pass by-laws authorizing construction of the following projects. Road No. /Location Description 4 Taunton Rd from east of Garrard Rd to Reconstruction and widening. the Oshawa Creek Bridge (Whitby/Oshawa) 4 Taunton Rd /Grandview St. (Oshawa) Intersection improvements. 4 / 31 Taunton Rd. /Westney Rd (Ajax) intersection improvements. 4 Taunton Rd./ Salem Rd (Ajax) intersection improvements including signalization. 12 Cameron St from Sideroad 18A to the Reconstruction to urban Beaver River (Brock) standards 22 Bloor St / Hwy 401 OH Ramps west of Intersection improvements. Ritson Rd (Oshawa) f�iaMrar 0I "a taa�.p� IOrsrrrr brei a *qt 22 Victoria St. from Gordon St to west of Reconstruction and widening Seaboard Gate (Whitby) including the installation SONIV, of signals 22/44 Bayly St. /Harwood Ave. (Ajax) Intersection improvements. 53/59 Stevenson Rd /Gibb St (Oshawa) Intersection improvements. 57 Regional Rd 57/Waverly Rd (Claiington) Intersection improvements ( �a including signalizabon. Hwy 2 Kingston Rd. east of Whites Rd (Pickering) Installation of centre median island Comments or Questions? Works Committee, being delegated by Regional Council as the hearing body shall hear in person or by his or her counsel, solicitor or agent. any person prejudicially affected by the by-laws and 'Nho applies on or before March 26th, 1999 to be heard at a meeting of the Works Committee on March 30th, 1999 Plans showing the details of the projects and the lands_ affected may be seen at the offices of the Durham Ge- rate ftioe Futwrel Works Department, 105 Consumers Dr. Whitby. ON I i81 , s, Telephone (905) 666- 7721 or 1-800-372-1 103 DURHAM Dated this 26th day of February. 1999 r tr T a 1• , • • • T Prevedel P Eng V A Srigahs, P Eng a -.00MMlf. ••.IVIG IFWT" 7 AJ Wtfef'It1 Sate PW t&A IQ to I cc t300 Ul I is tt Law ro sn rt101d bsrerl prlq tM�rn.s � 'JZQ6 nr *Werk d A[ Discovery Place Child Care Centre (St Paul's) Pick. Eaton's Ajax/Pick. Extreme Fitness Ajax/Pick. 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Those umler the age of 18 require a signature from a parent or guardian. A L PLAV"immediate Picketing Town Centre retail staff. management staff, their suppliers and their relatives are not eligible. No purchase necessary. Wiesner must cor. COURlSy Of COMPUCENTRE rectly answer a skill testing mathematical question to quality. Full rula and rnulatlons available at Guest Services. A/P PAGE 4 NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY Eofll N1, March 11. 19W Durham urges municipalities to provide data for study 1WRHA.1l from page I get, how man kilometres of roads do you have. what's your resurfacing program, how many truck, do you run, how do you operate your roads program'' " 1 don't understand the problem at this point. I'll understand it later when the recommendations come forward." Coun. McSlaster reported he's been told Pickering will provide the information soon. Whithy Councillor Joe Drumm said he'd asked Town officials there to supply the information as sown as possible. Oshawa Councillor Brian Nichol - Son called his Citv's letter outlining its reluctance toprovide information and its desire do shape reforms "an- tagonistic. We need to work together to find solutions." He likened Oshawa's hesitancy to co-operate with the governance com- mittee to an '-argument over fighting where to sleep in a burning house". Coun. Nicholson urged Region municipalities to work together on shared services because the Greater Toronto Services Board has a desire to take control- ' -The reality is we can't make deci- sions with an absence of inforna- tion." Coun. Nicholson said. "To tell (the Region governance committee) what (Oshaw'a officials) want with the mtormation before getting it smacks It paranoia... Regional Chairman Roger Ander- son encouraged Oshawa officials to be more tiorthcoming with data. "Tie only information wc'rc asking for is public information. w'e're not asking for anything you wouldn't give to anyone else." And. he urged City leaders to quit worrying that the governance oocom- mittee is looking to take all services out of the control of local municipah- hCS.. "IYs not about getting rid of any level of government. It's about pro- viding the best service for our resi- dents " Race relations conference brings diverse views together R-1( E Jrrrrrr page / Mr Giga says legislative changes are necessary to foster employment equity in Ontario. "There needs to be a zero -toler- ance approach to racial prejudice... says Mr. Giga. Hussam EI Khacen, a first -near umvcrsity student and member of the Ajax Race Relations Advisory Com- mittee, says the conference was an important event. "!t brought together a number of perspectives and helped you think about the progress being made in race relations today;' says Mr. EI Khazen. who was the recipient of the Lincoln Alexander Race Relations Award last year for his involvement in communi- ty race relations work. "It also pro- vided a good way to critique this pol- icy. ' Chair of the Ajax Race Relations Advisory Committee Roland Rutland said the conference succeeded in edu- cating delegates about race relations PUNIC Policy. "Delegates had a good opportunity to participate through both the ques- tion and answer forum and the ple- nary sessions. and were also able to influence race relations public poli- cies in the future." says Mr. Rutland. Every high school in Ajax and Pickering was represented at the con- ference. Mr. Rutland says it's crucial to in- volve youth in race relations and human rights work. -It gives youth a good perspective of the make-up of our community and also makes them more aware of the significance of diversity," he says. "Youth also bring a fresh perspective to race relations work." 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Pickering Hydro boss gets a plug Wiersma's work sparks prestigious award PICKERING — John Wter,ma, general manager of Pickering Hydro, has received the prestigious Chair,' Cita- tion Award from the Municipal Electric Association. The award was presented at the associati'on's March I meeting. It was established by the MBA's board of directors three yeas ago to recognize utstanding, dedicated scrvicc too the: association and the in- dustry over an extended Period of time. Mr. Wicrsma's career in the electricity industry spans over 30 years, including almost 20 as general manager of Picker- ing Hydro. His volunteer activities on municipal utility issues began with his participation on a.so- ciation boards and commit- tees. He served as ME:.A pre,i- JOHN W/F_R.SMA Wins Citation Award from Municipal fYec tric Association dent in 1990-91. Mr Wicr,ma has also taken on the role of advocate with Job Search Skills! 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NEWS AUvtHIlbeH wctancara.a cutrisai., We'll (onfinue to look after your electricity needs. As a retail customer who is served by Ontario Irlydro, in April, you will automatically become a customer served by the new Ontario Hydro Services Company. It's that simple. The name on your electricity bill will change, but you'll still have the same reliable electrical service you've come to depend on. And, as Ontario opens up to competition, that service is expected to be even better. We're pleased to welcome you as a customer and we'll continue to keep you informed as the industry evolves. And as always, you can reach us at our Customer Communications Centre, 1-888-664-9376. for any billing or service enquiry. Ontario Hydro Services Company P PAGE A6 NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, Mauch 17, 1999 Edwitorial &OpiNioNs N E Wr S A D V E R T I S E R '\i A R 1 7 1 9 9 9 EDITORIAL Be part of solution for waste problem Public and politicians can play role in Nvarding off crisis Forget the l'2K hug. Durham Region and its residents - that's you tate a l_K+2 bugaboo. Time is tickmc a%%a% on Durham officials as they scram - hie to find a solution to the region', waste crisis before 2(X)2. That's when York closes its Kccle %'allev Landfill. where most of this arca', garbage is dumped. llrow Durham ofli- cials are m%ol%cel in trash talk right now as the% ponder what to do with the region's refuse over the next 2_0 years. The works cornmutec's waste disposal report should be complet- ed this June A portion of that study will have to he devoted to finding a way it waste matenal that can't be rec%cled for reuse. Few materials fit entirely into that category. experts tell us. One specialist reports hemg able to recycle dust abut everything except some meat Iettovers, toothpaste tubes, some foil, pen- cil stubs that arc so short they can't he sharpened anymore. and the sha%ing, front those pencils. So. Region officials must corns up w uh a method of handling that garbage. Durham otticials arc working with their counterparts in Toronto and :cher Greater Toronto Area Regions to locate a comrnumt% that-. willing to take our trash. with an abandoned rnme in Kirkland Lake near the top of the hu of options for dumps And, Durham richt consider sending garbage to a landfill in the I S where Toronto disposes of some of its trash But. it's important that wherever the Region sends its c:ubagc. the :,,mrnunrt% must be a willing host. After all. the prc. wus Durham council passed a resolution h inning the opening of an new landfills here 11 we don't want an morc trash dunipcki in our hack card. we shouldn't dispose of it in the hk:k %ard A a Community that domsn't want it either. in- :mcruron is another option, albeit a contro%ermal one. But. we helicvc Region offwtals sIudvmg waste disposal options should :0reentratc their efli,rts on diverting more trash trop landfills and better educating the public to do so. For ctarnplc. Durham's rclaui ch_ successful Blue Box pro- gram .illrws residents it, rec%cic bottles and other glass oh* is:ts. new ,prim and additional paper products. pop cans and other tin and aluminum flood containers. and plastic hever►ge and cg,, : o ontimcr, denoted by the number I symbol. But. this arca s Bluc Box program should be expanded to take in more rccv aahlc% Alter all. Peel Region residents can put up it) 27 ditto -crit items in ;heir Blue Boxcs whdc people in Trenton can rcc%cic 60 products Region leaders should ads, impose a limit on the number of garhagc hags and bins residents can put out for collection each week Some of Durham's eight municipalities seem to need dir'c,u, n :it iFa% aica For imtan:e. Durham's largc%t ommunit, ( )sl>awi - allows residents to put out eight trash container, car h and c%cry week Sane fur Ajax. Pickering had no limit on the amount of garbage hags arod bins that rc%- idents could put out until this past January when tomn%l olk were restricted to six conLurters. which will declirw it) fur thus N„%crtit,cr Clanneton and Whnhy are already at four. lbcrc s n, reason that Durham's municipalities aren't ori the same page A lour -container limit shkuld be imposed through- out Durham, it the member municipalities won't, then the Re- gion should step to and dictate. Such a linut will serve notice to Durham residents who don't rccvcic as much as they %bald. And. Durham residents - that's you - can do their part hi solve the Region's waste crisis. Ike must Al think globally and act locally to reduce the amount of garbage we send tin dumps. We Sho old a%ood buying over -packaged products. We ought fit compost all the coffee grinds and organic kitchen waste we can. W'c have to ensure our Blue Boxes arc tilled to the brim with c%erything we can put in them. Many other ma- tcnals we can't put in our Blue Boxes can still be recycled. Plastic shopping hags. for instance, are welcome at some en- %ironment-fncndly stores Old clothes and furniture can he turned o%cr to Goodwill and other such agencies which will distribute them to needy people. The public and politicians of Durham must do whatever can be done to tackle the region's waste crisis. It's every- hoiy's problem. And. everybody can he part of the solution. Go Panthers, go One d, %%o, i tow more to go The hometown Pickering Buyer Pontiac Panthers elimi- nated the rc%tied Oshawa Legionaires from Ontario Provin- cial Jumor 'A' Hockey League Fast Conference playoff ac- tion Friday night They now lead the Lindsay Muskies two games to none in the hest-of-se%en conference finals. Two more victories would send the gored guys into the league championship series Way to est. team' W'c encourage local hockey fans to get out to the Pan- thers' home playofi games - the next one at the Pickering Recreation Complex Sunday at 7:30 p.m. - and cheer on the local heroes. Your support will be :appreciated by the Panthers. And you'll he entertained by their exciting brand of hockey. YOU SAID IT The question was: What should be done to ease crowding in hospital emergency departments'? Brenda Popko Steve Cole says. Heather McRae say.. ” l,n' many -Reallocation of says. "They need People are going funds to the more beds, more to emergency dc- proper areas of staff and more partmcnts with the hospital and money. It's terri- non-emergency increased staff." hie what the gov- problems. They emment has dune should pay some to the health-care sort of user fee." business." LETTERS TO THE EDITOR A mom grieves as son's killer remains free Our hearts are broken forever and no one is held accountable The f Woot ing letter was written by the mother of Rae La,-enb%. the Ajar man oho was murdered out- side a Pickering night club a %ear ago tomorrow. The 22 -year-old was stabbed to death in the park- ing lot of the bur *rrr•r rominq to the defence of a is'I,nian ttho was being verbally abused inside the club Four men were intualh ar- rritted for second-degree murder, but charges against two %ere re- duced to assault and the third was released uncondifionalt% Last Fnday. the mart on trial tr,r Mr Lu enliv s killing i%as found not ,vuilr% of crcond-droirre murdrr, To the editor: %tar:h Ix. I" is a date I will remember for the rest of my life Urn awakened by the telephone ringing. 1 answer the call and am told to go to the hospital as Ric has been stabbed. I wake my hu, hand. Bob, we pull ourselves to- gether and go to the hospital. Upon am%at 1 sec this young man escorted by police who Iowks it, be in Hugh shape. I tell my husband "nut poor guy look, like he has been in an accident."' t Incl son for him and his family It is only at the preliminary trial that I realize this was the man Rae was fight- ing. 1 let the receptionists at the hospital know who we are. and they tell me our son is in very crit- ical condition. 1 say. "We have an- other older son. Should 1 call him"" They reply ")'cs I know then that Rae — our baby — rs not going to make it. Just then a police officer comes to tell us police have arrested four suspects. The doctors are doing everything they can for Rae. Our son. Rob, arrives and we are put in a small room. 1 tell Rob this is very serious and 1 try to prepare him for what was and still is the worst night of my life. The next week is a blur. We handle the formalities. We bury, our son. We speak to police inves- tigators. We are barely function- ing. After all the people leave. Bob, Rob, his wife Kerri, and 1 must go on with our lives. 1 can- not work: it will take me five months before I'm able to go to, work, but 1 do. My heart is still broken. Nothing seems important. Life is terrible but I try to get through it. In October we go to the prelim- inary hearings and find out that the case will be going to trial on Feb. 22. We are happy because the judicial process seems to be mov- ing swiftly. it's less than a year after Rae was killed. We continue to cope with our loss. It's hard. RAE i.A/l..YBY His killer twill be accountable on God's judgment dar, sues murdered man's mirmn. And, there are all the mcmo nc% of our son - good ones. had ones and now very sad ones - We go away for Christmas to Newfiundland - Bob. Rob, his wits Kern and their children Josh and Riley. We would love to take Rac's son Daylon, but it's Chnst- mas, he is two years old now, and 1 know his moxn Lynn would and should have her son with her. We are happy when Christmas is over, because in our hearts we can't heheve it's Christmas. Time has flown by and Net we feel time has s000i still. In January. we make arrange- ments to take time off work. I have to take my vacation time of two weeks and then another week. Feb. 22 has arrived. Bob, m% sister Lillian. Rob end Kerri go it, the trial. I do not go because I'm afraid, I'm sick. I'm worried but during the trial I do get the strength to go. 1 sit there not able to say a word, hearing what hap- pened that night Rae was mur- dered. I have a sickening pain in my stomach. One week, two weeks, three weeks and it's finally over. Closing arguments begin — first the defence, then the Crown. Then the judge speaks, charging the jury. I hear the words "beyond a reasonable doubt" over and over again. 1 am scared. The jurors have their work cut out for them. They are sequestered. We leave the courtroom and wait. Later, court officials tell us to leave be- cause it's over for the night. On Friday, we arrive at court at 9:30 a m. and wait again. We begin to get some hope that justice will be served. Then i hear the announce- ment that court is back in session is courtroom two. I begin to stand up. but my legs fail me. I sit back down. I feel 1 cannot go in. I'm afraid again, my stomach is upset. It's about time to finish Pickering Town hall clock tower To the editor: While 1 am strongly in favour of the plans to improve th,e Liv- cpool Road waterfront with a boardwalk, flower beds. bench- es. etc.. i do wish Pickering council could find the money to finish the hell/clock tower on the Town hall. It has been in this un- finished state for a good many %cars. What really worries me is that Town officials may begin to think it was intended to he as it 1+. and it wi,l never he finished. ``tv good friend Dianne Paulin tays outside the courtroom with 1c. Then 1 hook up and see my %is- !tr walking out of the courtnoum. and 1 know the accused has been tound not guilty. 1 fall to my knees, I cry out loud. Once again. I am grief-stricken. My son. my 'abv, was murdered and all four people initially arrested are out on Ice %Ircrts. I read in the newspaper that the family of the man on trial for ser ,nd-degrce murder has been liv- ing a nightmare for the last year. 'Well our family is broken for the rest of our Ines. Our son a gone forever, and no one has been held accountable. 1 can only say that this last year has been hard for everyone in our family. And everyboiy in our cir- cle of friends - not just our friends but our sons' friends - have all had a very hard time. Bob, Rob. Kern and I have been down for a year. With the verdict. i feel we ha%c been kicked while we arc down. How can we get up agar" Where will we get the strength'' 1 don't know. I only know that 1 believe in a final judgment day, and my son's killer will be accountable then. 1 do not believe in human law but 1 do believe in Goof's law. Our sin's death has not made us bitter. We have a lot to live for. We have a beautiful grandson Davlon. whom we adore: we have Ruh and Kcrri and Josh and Rilev. who have been pillars of strength: and we have brothers, sisters and many great friends. Without their support and prayers. I don't know how we would have survrvcd this past year. Roh• our on, is a great man. I'm vary proud of him. I'm also very proud of Rae because he did what he believed was right. He was raised with the notion that people should he: treated with re- spect. I just hope someday we will be able to feel life inside our hearts - not love, we have that, but life, because now it's only pain. I have not spoken to any media !' since our son was murdered. I felt now was the time. 1 want to let people know my feelings. And 1 want to send a message tc every- one to love your kids. Be there for them. Through all the grief. pain and suffering 1 have fell this past year, one thing I didn't feel was guilt. Rae was my gift from God for 22 years and for 22 years I loved and stood beside hiin until the end. 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We regret that due to the volume of letters, not all will be print- ed. `�� OOCM .rare nm_ oanrva ii�oa.d nidi Once a week, it garbage truck comes by your home, a worker jurnps off, grah, your Ira,h hag, and hens and throws them into the back of the vehicle. As far as you're concerned, that's the end of it. But, for Region ollicials, it's just the ,far( of the process ho dis- pose of your trash. It has it) go some- w1ure. Durham Region is in the midst of a study on what h, do with garbage for the next 20 years. It's important Region ollicials come up with answer, soon because the Keele Valley Landfill in York Region, where most of Durham', garbage Is dumped, will he full in the fall of 2002. Peter Watson, waste management manager for Durham Region, notes that no matter which trash disposal system is in place, some of it will end up in a landfill. Durham currently has a two -stream waste disposal ,ystcrn. notes Region works committee chairman and Pick- ering Councillor Rick Johnson. One slrcam secs garbage going h) landfill and the other secs reusable nlalcrial being recycled. 'Ihe recycling stream includei the items you put in your Blue Box as well as materials dumped at transfer stations, such as wood, dry- wall and scrap metal. Wh:.t will Durham du with all that refuse and recyclahles? " E,%crything is on the table" during Durham's waste disposal study, says Court. Johnson - from fording a willing landfill host to incineration. The works committee's report should he completed this June. he add:. The previous Regional council passed a motion prohibiting any new landfill sites in Durham. the current counci would have to change that pol- icy he'ore a dump could be opened here. So. Region ollicials have a major dilcuma in their hands and several option; for solving it. One such option is a 'wet -dry' wastcdrspos:tl system. All 'wet' mate- rial, that don't have to end up in a dump such as kitchen wraps, glass lar,. prier and tins. can he recycled or comp)sed. 'Dry' garbage roust he %hipped it, a landfill. M-. Watson notes a wet -dry system can o i%ert N) per cent of waste fern dump. compared Io the current 30 per cent. I' ut, the cost I% between $131) and S I X0 per hou chuld, compared h) the current 5107 fur landfilling and rccy- cling Sums place,, such w% Northum- berland County and Guelph, use the wet -dry ,%stem. "'11170truo is lox)king at a system where, except yard waste. everything pw%'o one building and they separate it all out They du this hccau,c ti Lrc are w many high-rese huildings" where tenants throw recyclahles into their trash containers, Mr Watson note C',un. Johnsn says, "We're only dncning 25 per cent and 1 think we can achieve a% high as 65 to 70 per cent Mr. Watson concurs. "T?ic Nast ma - jewel) of waste generated by the Re- gion is landfilled. Seventy-li%c per cent of all material disposed of goes direol% to landfill" PAUL PULLA '1 thunk we're in a good position. We feel we're on target.' Public meetings NEwc •rwFancca wcnuceDAV EDITION, Mare. /,, 1999 PAGE 7 A1P 1-r the laxpayers" (1itingimi alio has a separate line n prgocrty tax hills indicating to I mo-,xners how much garbage col- . tion co,a, than and everyone pay, ;he ,ante 4125. 'if sou sec it tax increase or de- re:t,c. waste doesn't affect that one .+.e, �,r the other;' Mr. Patterson adds. [I:, a way of cqualving, to make it �­rc lair for everybody It you ha%c a $]-million house and ha%c a 41fN),fNN) house, if you're ,.iKcd accurately. you pay 10 Limes as ,ouch in (axes. Why should you pay If) ,uncs as much (fix waste disposal;" More expensive horses, wealthier ncighb urh000ds, produce less waste. it ,seined fair u, our council to charge cvcryhudy the same for wa,tc. E-%ery- -ne is treated all the same" Going to a garbage container limit has been considered elsewhere and re- -acted. (hhawa staff looked al it aN)ul 11 year ago, but poll(Man, decided ,gainq a limit, Court. John Grry says. Most :e%idents don't put out the RON P11,7 ­R0 N1RO/ N, , -v Adi ernsrr piwo, maxi mum eight hags, su "we don'ts e It as it problem. No one is calling say - Ben QuadeN (left) and Dennis Luther sort recyclable with the retrieval of garbage at their curb. Bid. for lite Ing 'lower the limit'. Why %isit it it it's materials tit Miller "a.%te'.% transfer station in Picker- waste management inrlustnin Durham. that action not a burning issue:" Ing. For most Durhant residents, the tousle issue ends represents the be.i;innin.>; of the process. Coun. Gray points out reducing the Garbage number of trash container, people can • put out could result in heavier hag,. "Cutting the numher of hags mean, we'll get heavier hag,. We don't sec a decrease is right. We're only kidding ourselves if we do that." Cour. Johnson floals the Idea of a i n per -hag charge for each one left at the curb. A horncuwncr would get an allol- ment of tag, for it Ncar and would have to huN extra , it they ran out he meantime. in addnton to it, D ..n siu %. urham r,.rf,o uurkin_ h Toronto and other GTA re 'o find a landfill "ihere', an advantage for u, ccu- nomlcally to he In partnership with INictro and Y wk.' Coun. Johnson ,aN, arba e out "1 -here', a cost benefit to maintain that alliance." 9 9 (oront,r i, ,till kx,kme at u,ing an abandoned mine in Kirkland Lakc Ger a dump Coun John,on add, Toronto i, Durham studies the options to tackle ,vaste crisis... .ending garbage Io a landfill in the C S The cost fir the private wctur to The bottom line says recycle as much as you can to save money dump at Keele Salley I, 465 a tonne. - but Menotti i,v t n 435 to know how much has n) go thrrc:' Mr Watson says. "We need to reduce the waste going to a landfill sac. We need to very quickly find a landfill site" Coun lohnsun says the Blue Box program could be expanded, noting Peel Region's Blue Box program col- lects up to 27 difterent nems and Trcn- to n collects 60. "Thc public has to be involved now. The public has to buy met) this. It can't he u, telling them." In the meantime, some municipah- ties have begun telling rcsidents Now much trash they can send it) the dump by imposing a strict limn on the num- hcr of garbage bags acrd bins they can put curbside. Clarington, for example, has a four -container limit and Icavcs excess garbage at the curb, reports that Town's operations manager Dom Pat- terson. t mount of garbage heading to , dfill could he limited If ham expanded its waste %y, - ter: • .odd extra streams. "We're laking at organics - specif- ically kitchen ,craps - bring a third : stream' Coun.oun. Johnson rcrxxts. "The fourth would he fibres, vcparatc from the Blue Box. The most cost-cllcctivc methodmethois separating at the source. If n the horcuwncr would du source sepa- ration, It's a lot more co l-c(fecllve than one hag „ Other possibilities include mcincra- tion or. as it's called now, energy from waste. Since landfilling trash I% more cx- pcn,i%c than recycling it. Durham ti wants , keep a% much waste out of px dumps as oshle. -In order to know where it) take it and how much it wa ill cont , get it there and pay lir the disposal, we need pa- r a 1 "uronnee In dump in the 1: S Shipping garbage south mean, The aim I% to encourage recycling Toronto is "keeping capacity" at Kccic and it's dune lust that ince the limit Valley It costs Durham SIM a I nnc was tmfx)%cd a few year% ago, xNIr Pat- to collect. haul and tip garbage it Icrs n say,. Keele Vallcv. "There was no problem going to *'\Ne feel we can find a willing host four I think people endorsed it 'rley to handle it l or us w'i'll to to ,tratcgi- like to ,cc reduce and reuse" tally work with the:ommumry and the The municipality allowed fl%c con- puhlrc:' Coun Johmon say, taincrs prior to imposing the new limn. Since the works commiucc', report Now, a tag is left un each hag o%cr the on future handling of waste I% due In limit "to remind (people) they are one lune. "Wall a,k :mnmunitic% Io hold low many over the limit. We encourage back on i tcndcnng i their (garbage col - them to only put out the proper amount Iccuon) contracts until No%ember. and it will be picked up next week" 'that will allow us w implement the says Sir Pattcr,un. new program" Canadian Wame Systems has han- The Region has aha asked :1jax to dled Clarington collection since 1995 he part ohunv f a pilot project , Inaxc and ahs, )pestes a transfer station in the amount of yard waste collected. (fee town, Isom which the municipality The purp o,c i, it; determine how much reccres a royalty yard waste can be diverted and figure 'We own the tramfir station. Cana- out the impact such a program would dian Wats operate, it on our behalf;' have on the amount of garbage that's Mr Paucr,on ,ay,. "w'e turn a profit dumped in a landfill. Teachers take lessons on hi h sch 1 0o than es g g But unions fear educators have 'virtually no lead time' to prepare BY SL SAN O'Nf.111 Shall R'rarr R'ith the launch of the PruNince', new high school curriculum this fall, the region's two school hoards are be- ginning to tackle the task of training secondary school teachers for the changes. "It's a lung -term process and we're just getting started;' admits Leu Plue. co-urdmalor fur secondary whop re- structuring with the Durham District school Board. He reports training will continue over the next four years its the curricu- lum is implemented in the province's high schools. The Ministry of Education and TOWN OF PICKERING Monday, March 22, 7:30 p.m. — Pickering Council, council chamber, Pickering Civic Com- plex, One The Esplanade. Wednesday, March 24, 7 p.m. — Committee of Adjustment, main committee room, Pickering Civic Complex, One the Esplanade.Operatiunal services committee Tuesdav, March 23. 2 p.m., Boardroom 7A, City Hall, 56 Centre SI. S. TOWN OF AJAX Monday, March 22, 7 p.m. — standing Committee of the: Whole, council chamber. Ajax Town Hall, 65 Harwood Ase S. Town Council DURHAM REGION Wednesday, March 17, 11) a.m. — Finance Committee. Room B- 15, Durham Regional Headquarters. 605 Rossland Rd. E. Whitby. Tuesday, March 23.9:311 a.m. — Health and Social Services Conlin lice, Hillsdale Manor, 6(N) Ages. ,r Igo Training is pru%iding Ontario school boards $35 million for teacher training. And Sir. Plus says the public tNoard will begin training school trams at hoard headquarters March 23. 'Phos: training sessions, which will focus on the structure and framework of the new curriculum, will he completed in Durham by April 1. The teams will then begin training teachers in their re- spective schools on April 15, a sched- uled professional development Jay. At the Durham Catholic District School Board, superintendent of sec- ondary schools Paul Pulla reports the board began training high school de- partment heads in December and held training sessions with elementary WORDS FROM THE WISE school principal% and Grade R teachers in Januar% to 'increase their :otntirt Ic%el" with the sccondarol school cur- riculum changes. "Now we're looking at what addi- tional in- senrcing we'll do. Quite ob- %iously we well have a) hegln targeting our classroom leacher;' he sa%,. I'hat training will be held between now and June. "I think we're in a good position.. bo halve teachers prepared fir the fall. says Mr. Pulla. "Ac feel %%e're on tar- get", However, with "%Irtualh no lead time, teachers will be scrambling k) teach their classes" in Seplemher. pre- dicts Tom While. Durham district Politics, Points of View and Parodies Oshawa Blvd. N., Oshawa. Wednesday, March 24, 11) a.m. — Durham Rcgiun Council. Council Chambers. Durham Re- gion Headquarters, 605 Rossland Rd. E., Whitby. SCHOOL BOARDS Monday, March 22, 7 p.m. — Durham Dis- Irict School Board, Education Centre. 4(N) Taunton Rd. F., Whithv Monday, March 22, %Mli p.m. — Durham Catholic District School Board. Catholic Nduca- tion Centre. 650 Rossland Rd. W.. Oshawa 1 want my RRSP... We want to put more money into RRSP,. 'that's the conclusion we can draw from Ro%al president of the econdary di%I,ion of the Ontario Englr,h Catholic Teachers' Association I 61 -CIA i ..It's a major concern;' he ,a%,. "The _,oNerninent a trying tojano this curriculum through" He add, there i, "a huge expecta- tion" tit teacher, Io "prepare tis delo- ery on %cr% ,hurt notice, at a time when we ha%c a very demoralised staff'." Meanwhile. the Pru%ince is plan- ning summer training fir teacher, in a Nartel% of sublcc( areas. But. Mr. White maintain, it', a "huge assumption" to expect teachers to participate in training mer the sum- mer. i����.�` STAYiN6 IN 111E NEST LONGER. oil Trust's eighth annual RRSP sunny which dcter- mined 92 per cent of first-time in\c tors hehe%e the niaximunt contribution hint should he raised abu%e the current cap of IN per cent of Income. Those firs) -lime in%esors ha%e an a%crage age of 31.5 and are expected to contribute an :"crags $2.520 in their hrsl year. It's lite more seasoned investorwho i, n'or' likely to take the risks and v% tit) cxpccts a higher return. Se%ent% percent of fi%c-year investors ha%e sonic of their mulual funds in cyuiue,, com- pared to _'5 per cent of first -tune imestors. The %eteran ime,lor evpects their RRSP in%cstment It, earn %).b per cent in lite coming year. compared to the more than 7.6 per cent expected M those in%esors new in the game. The a%eragc personal RRSP portfolio is 437.197 - down ,lightly front the a%erage of 530,315 reported list year AND YOUIRE sup WE'S NOT (0 0 ToNARE m Firm 146WAY Wk ME T46 TiME_ rC P PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY EDMON. Mwch 17.19" Pickering municipal workers keep their offices lean, green At the Town of Pickering's civic Centre. Dave Rylln. Torn Quinn and Richard Holburn took a 3R, lead by placing a miniature garbage hin whiih is attached to a larger recx- Cling container at the desk of each municipal ollice employee. The implementation of this pro- gram ensures that all paper waste is recycled. not included as garbage to be mixed with broken pens. pencil sh:nings and other discarded office debris. -The initial cost was S I . X00 to purchase the muni bins, but with re- duced garbage pick-up. 51.400 will he recuperated in the first year of op- erauon.' says \It Holborn. director of public works "The enlplovees' reaction to the recycling program has been extreme - IV posruyc. -Everyone is Conscious of what they are placing in the mint bin. All the paper generatedat the Town is sent to Atlantic Packaging for recv- Cling The x isual display of such a small garbage can (5.5 inches high and across) makes the statement that 'this is all the garbage a person should cre- ate during the day.' It encourages employees to lug -a - mug for Coffee and tea and to bring in a garhagele,s lunch. -. Larraine 1 R(nllston <' f Recrcli r k Corner The Pnncy Bowes booklet 'The Office Guide to Nka,tc Reduction and Recycling'. states that "sound Crn'i- ronmental practices in the office de- pend on the actions at c%cry employ - cc. Individually. we each can do our part to protect the em ironmcnt. but to see real Change. we need to work together with our colleagues. "That's why you need a 'Green Team' — a group of people who will lead your compare 's cnyironmental effort,'" The guide is available by calling Pitney Bowes at 431)-6454. It your office has not it ready done so. the following tips will help reduce the waste stream at your workplace. --I Support waste reduction through purhasing decisions. J Photocopy on hath sides of paper. r.l purchase rechargeable batteries whenever possible and always dis- pose of batteries properly J Purchase tax machines that use plain paper rather than thermal fax paper. J Purchase recycled paper that is un- bleached and non-deinked. J Ilse c -mail. 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C/iee, N E W S A 1) V E Ik T I S E R M A R C I1 1 7 1 9 9 9 SAL Havefun,builda schoolhouseFebris gg 2:rV:J M • Museum Village bingo helps raise funds to restore pioneer building The Pickering Mu+rum Vil- There will also he a special [age and will be used to allow able to participants for $13. loge Foundation has started run- hinge run by the foundation on children of all ages to expert- For more information on the ning weekly bingo games to Saturday April 3 during the once education 19305 -style. bingos, call Anna Hawe at Delta raise money for the museum vii- same hours. Bingo enthusiasts are wcl- Pickering Bingo at 831-1215. [age. Funds arc currently being come to attend the Tuesday Anyone who wishes to help They are being held every raised by the foundation for the morning games, support the run the bingos for the museum Tuesday morning from 9:15 to Puterbaugh Schoolhouse Pro- Pickering Museum Village foundation or help with other 11:40 a.m. at The Delta Picker- ject. Foundation and enjoy a full foundation fund-raising projects ing Bingo, 975 Dillingham Rd., The schoolhouse building morning of play. may phone Pat Dunnill at 839 - Pickering. was donated to the museum vil- Special packages are ;nail- 4672. More hilarity on the way to Herongate with Out on a Limb PIC'KERING — There's only three Hccks Irft to catch the current comedy production at the Herongate Barn Dinner Theatre entitled Having A Wonderful Time Wish You Were Her. '1'hc wild bedroom farce which has been a hit with au- diences continues until March 27 at the Pickering -arca dinner Yuk it up M? at Ajax Yuk Yuk's AJAX — Yuk 1'uk's L..Jst in Ajax has a number of top acts set to take the stage at the stand-up come- dy club From March I8 to 21, the club wc[comes Canadian comc- dian Ronnie Ed- wards. K e n n y Robinson will take the stage on April I to 4. Rubinson had his own show on CBC and has also hosted the Gemini Awards in the past. Opening for Robinson is Chris Quigley and Gavin Stephens. Bob Kole will headline from April 8 to 11. Opening are Michael Gclbart and Jim McNal- ly, followed on April 15 to 18 by headliner Glenn Ottaway. Opening for Ot- laway are co- medians Dan Leccop and Jocko Alston. Roger Chandler is slated for April 22 to 25. Daryl Makk and Jean Paul will open. Closing the month is Rus- sell Peters, with comedians Tim Nutt and Mini Holmes. On May 23, Yuk Yuk's East will have the star of his own CITY -TV show, Ed the Sock. Showtimes at Yuk Yuk's East are Mon- day to Thursday and Sunday at 8:30 p.m. Shows on Fri- day and Satur- day evenings are at 8 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. Tickets are $5 to $15. Yuk Yuk's East is at 235 Bayly St., Ajax. For informa- tion, prices or reservations, call (416) 967- 6425 or (905) 434-4985. 9 theatre. Opening on April 2 is the second calmcdy of Herongate's spring season entitled Out On a Limb. 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Joel Johnston. cruising in front of the Muskies' net. swatted home a rebound off a shot from lincmatc Marccl Rudman seven second, into theextra frame to give the Panthers a 5-4 victory in the OHA Ontario Provincial Ju- nior 'A' East Conference hest - of -seven championship series. The victory was the Pan- thers' second at the Pickering Recreation Complex in a% many nights over the Lindsay Muskies. Pickering opened the championship %cmc, Sunday evening wh a 3-2 win. Game three in the uric% goes in Lindsay tonight. Wednesday, at 7:30 p.m. (lame four is also in Lmd,av Thur, - Atom, tyke teams live out MLG dreams 11WKERING ,ter', Pickering atom and tvke minor hockey Icams had the thrill of a hfe- time Wednesday when they played at Maple Leaf Gardens It was "an absolutely fan- tastic day, for Ihc%c young hockey players. Playing at the Gardens is just a dream for many hockry players and 1 am proud to toe a part of this event." said James Watters. general manag- er of Pickering', Red Lobster. Fourteen minor hockey teams Iroin aero-%, Ontario competed in the day lung Day at the Gardens event. Sponsored by Red Lobster, it also featured the Red Lobster All -Stars taking on the CFL All - Stars in the evening. Bulletin Board The News Adver- ti%Lr welcomes your notices for bulletin board. Non- profit organizations are welcome to submit their an- nouncements for publication DEAD- LINE 10 days prior to event. FAX them: 683-7363 EMAIL them news- room(O durham.net MAIL them: 130 Commercial Ave .Ajax. ON US 2H5 Pickering juniors show character in comeback win over Lindsay Muskies day at 2311 p.m. Game five, if the systems. It showed the type apiece. shots. Meanwhile. the Pan- ncclssary, will be played in tp of players we have in the Pickering goaltender Joel thers tired 30 on Ruston in the Prckenng Sunday at 7:30 p.m. `C [n�� dres,ing mum. It was ahout Cameron faced 20 Lindsav Muskics' net. The overtime victory efflc- Lively lifted a monkey off -the /,r` 'r ' mental toughness and charas - ter. That', why we won.- Panthers' hack,. They wentr< into overtime twice against the II , Although the Panther, have a solid lead in the series. , ' Oshawa Legi onaires in the 4 McGdli, says his charges will conference semi-final series hayc to continue to play ata and came out on the losing end high level as the playoffs move PART3 STORES of the score both tithes originally waved off by referee to Lindsaytar tonight's game. • • Loll But. Panthers' head coach Dayc Wcdlakc but. after con- The Muskc, haven't lost a Rod Mc(;ills says the team sultation with the linesmen home game this post -season. &Wholesale was confident going into the and the goal judge. the deco- -Ii', a tough place to play." extra frarne Mondav night. sion was reversed in favour of says McGdlis. ""they didn't • Complete Line Of Parts Supplies & "We weren't worried at all. the Panthcr%. lose there in the Trenton series Accessories For Cars & Trucks We hada feeling :n a group The marker sparked Picker- and they always get big • All Makes & Models that we were going to take this ing as the Panther, tied the crowds as the Mu,kre, are well • All Body Shop Supplies one in overtime. The power failure against Oshawa didn't enter our mind%. We were score early in the third period only to have the Muskies reply with X:21 remaining. The Pan supported there. 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IednylrW J'i .nor rgri aCvrWs .I'd oft C.pways :sus "try rrders Inl.St :.Ny at PENNZOIL 195 A..spry Rd S No no n raft) PRY AS YOU GO Gym NO - ,w,,,, 'Furred Par a •,. go gym No Cdrrl,ti,Ayi.n n you Vo gym Daq A•1wIY 0.*4 ADsdliiteq. .•Arrely h- ProMEnrraatd !wrmGrr Grm;Op.ly011i wont --11wyN M f woshv*s 9 5 P m 1035 6mb Rd ,90 r,np 5142142 n ,w ARMACY nerds cams r n a„ -a, :len to mwe :a siwn Gcartxr,ouph al u•ado Poe R G o1 f rptn- _1• tuai..d GapeF.U m- "fYs a ,met Fa m- -" to 141612111 23V WL WANT YOU' EperMu "ari„td Hoyt. Dnaa Domnlat Mur oar to, was a You n b. +« red Cs Drbee � 543e-00se krurita E /fficrra air;. ata I Must E-Viksh %-thy Must hay Car Wfuth, -w--f 1k -2Lf9 SHIPPER RECEIVER - FAGFP' SAVYSM125k Ww a$wne to ,ILE 032•. PO Now 411 Oshawa On Oft . LIN 7L5 SOCAL WOAREA ;IMQ aaa Faint 'r ._ 'y Irtat- w,m I -w wnQam forM C),dil I Ad Secent or Dwnrn Itawarma,"akOw on ana rlorAhurri0rurr n .AAS kg A buawad okkear M Ion Wn NIWApnb Will S" h11 ,A•r b ill fain NlelI A glee INSIDE SALES POSITION AVAILABLE IN: • NORTHUMBERLAND AREA ,• PORT PERRY/UXBRIDGE AREA If you are a cheerful, self -motivated and deadline - oriented individual, you may wish to consider a position with our very busy advertising department. An excellent telephone manner is required, as well as organizational skills and an ability to rise to a challenge. LThis is more than a job - it's a career Send your resume by mail or fax to the appropriate office below Northumberland News Port Perry This WeO fax (905) 373-4719 fax (905) 985-1777 �;^S NonhJlnbenand NeWsO \ .,-Q Por' Perry This Week 0 CIO Eugene Dupuis Sao Jennlne Huffman 864 Division St. 1625 Scugog St Bldg 2. Unit 7 Unit N2 Cobour K9A 4J9 Port Perry L9L 11<6 1 General lklp THE NEWS ADVERTISER .._ .. to n.nr.• pn dpees em: we levy t0 000, t•w limes a a wok by 600 PM 905fi83-m Ilhe,r 1 -ft Call 511 wARTEO udepardlnl repair '01 new, com.... WI- CompanyPotential m earn 31200 puckly No e. Penence necessary 7ra,mrg APr 7755pVM 1 259- WEEKEN1) CLEANER needed immediatelv for small plaza in Ajax Call 655-8.578 ar W'1.. 1• .,;ME iwkprl trmeraia mare .Nor matnn Uf 905579-70Di WORN Fa" NOME re y U6431 .1825 w by -worn nen cpm access case 5117% l nukwad) WORKING PARENTS 'lay N h.^" w,tr m, , .q ". nam, oared inrnrssnragnn mcom, •an P•a arra 100=1 Tram mp twewded Cal 416 2" 4193 1 Ofke ra R. ..aE �p,.r,•..1. a- --trod k"no s m Med •• s teal .ft., frits and aide ab -W b nrdle a very okay SwnC ad, ti must %-- ( tar. all rsuriyes ha vww 15.5)631-n7n1 ^P'xR OESR - scant nares '1, *war 1.0mg Renbe x _", EDI' 10.1 have vkr0 . ,"puede Drwoun i •� .radar ol wd,pcmp ,art .'Choo,rd a want F : Pau- .- Ion 7 worRmi FM nnrmM •- 724 -MIR PART TIME a wwu Race.- ablr led 'a Ideal P$O :::avtiwem C,w,- paiq illsz "` n rmrg 10 Pairs~ klaryagtr vo % St W we 0 03 Aaw. L 11 7117 1 AS.re ,is nlyeAdriscommy, ream 04 MAOnblint Wdl 11 WWW cowo Ya. 4na 00h. AMra- peuK aerntn to ctkl0nn and faww" Iq ~ Nan SAES SEALERS 111I'll 11V�I \10;1�l CHRYSLER DLALEk Has 2 opcmng, for NEW/USED SALESPERSON l\•^ffe'r. t . ,it fluor traffic • \gg;resslve remuneration pack.lg;e • %I mthly Ek Annual Minus • 4.,.rd benefit plan • I )-lo supphod N -come Part of our Winning; Team!!! For private and confidential inh'n'1ew contact VILLAGE CHRYSLER AJAX . ' i L, -.s. ,. . Alar, Ontano. LIS 284 (905) 683.5358 Ask for Dwayne or Ted INI)L.\tRIAI RLRBIR\\11 .hstnhutor I%. king candidates fur .. � def outside ver. In tioutherrt Ontarx, \,, phcants should twvr experience In .ndustrwl drlMhuti.xl and $drollyy ,wledgge of industrial rubber pn21,s. Send Resumes to File N 328 Oshawa This Week, P.O. Bow 481, Oshawa, Ontario, LIH 71_5 Sk IIA•d MOO SA116M H.W FII(-IRo111 II(IIAILIA% ,:,Wuate of ekatronres. Repair sera tar to ,avmprYryerlt level. Must he willing to learn anal grow, with our industry. Call (90s)bb8-b429 or fax resume to 1905Nr68--3620 all OwhowA O"WW requires PARTS COUNTER PERSON For confidential interview please contact Mr. Ray Jervis 576-1800 or 576-1805 or fax resume: 576-6078 and u ptiwee Irwmam NEEDED Swka Meld 1 talar parMAb. lilt prlcpae AJAJC'PICK _"W . D•rr+e rrrNw n gwAul laugh ana Nano- AREA .4 d•vocon, • The �' Gnaw orE6date .e nave s START YOUR OWN MOULD DESIGNER �, , - LIVE OUT al m :Uimy 1 4-10 wl � i V- old P;r MAN a SSW Ito" w a W BUSINESS Of , ,.ars ewpe..- 'n per- A, y L2- masa w,-*dw Irowsek„p-n4 aro ,00hing CM s war a several years ot progressrve experience in NO QUOTAS TO REACH of swtam am cadk,y an a. Flows ram . pin Some e- .0 reouued Ara Ci11 Mid and lamiy ueamem ,arae SU2?9 to CALL FDFi MORE INFO yon Pleat e -ms ,dime to msb.lnn,wdm won; can 4161866-3074 1905FFi8b M5167 ADA 1ka on 6 to PAULNE t1A011S /16.3969390 l H0'°tet oiler Ipm it* Gr lrsw F.� LOCAL EXPANDING comwnr Mr room .. OEN7Al ASSISTANT Pot A A= LOW Adren AW Society, iookl toI lana Citsir s Ata Souety nq Agg all AM some r noun AFfOROAAIE ,.- 90 'su- 11x15 6urrwn Stoat Co- sales peope Call 90532- .,'d Apedenl equlletl Cuntrict hA, -alAFA pe ,rnced .Tome, Harwad, Dbu,O Ord N911 AS Mn nn ark la "i or or Ia. 'tyre 905 852 -05 76 Sena ,slime r Drs Hwy 2. near LJra Elgm Sgyog. lta,gaiAl D{nybai SAIfSPfNfom ,,',dental an Baker yy AppMm lit Dun. Oil SI W Wrtoy Ori 'rink, -tin Ion p TIC Ree.01srrgnences •W{e� rE� caran.nn,rq and LIN 2415 1b phorM tabs 4 Wan replMsl 127- gRe" psy. camOwn— Reg" A_XLa-766.�1■A bokirlg br experience an asset 1 DENTAL ASSISTANTMA,,, DAYCAAE 4valable ,n tS I—- fora resume to 1905) Nee1M ,eq.,.d urge group rove n. mover of 3. 2 prOSpeCtS t0 433 7941 prau,u "'owns toI'ma- sc o �I•d,Y srNNq. d811Vef SAr s slant" eceondin Hours n- Hwy 7 aro Locust Ito Area newspapers and flyers to ttlC crude $al.nuy ana eyemrgs Cs 1905) 83, 47D9 o1 tae 1pi+xqp to 1v Good rates Cs JenrAder 905472-9430 ar LOOKING FOR awomp,ve i:51w11es 1905131-7091 LOVING NOME DAYCARE- '}•, '-r *,n } apprenbut, 3rN1myear must DENTAL AssiSlaL' reception. story hmes an quality gNM- AJAX have own Tools n W 'Fared to busy pacice ms music large bu hfw Oki IC1rIgS10r1 Rd. CADMIET KUBL44STALLEN. ,n 5caiboroupn. to, admen- AeKta backyard Nonsmak. RBBB Dr. Must be sen motrvaled. and crane dunes RN s wah no b.,Nal ng car ecaq prov 0ed In- 2hVChdd CPR. Valley Far. M/ripjll (1,r5. Nye own tools 6 nrNpata. am Able to read SRop D.gs dptnonce .d be oon. �,ed Pkat h, hrq surd. H•Y 2 cbst m Plckenrlp Ga pis Ort, and Blue prints Fa resume led coal letter along wed rt- Dat 905.837-9600 Mceittlid Df. b 905426-5991 Sine a la tie atNmhon 0' Da- MOTHER of 1 provoes quid, 15 . Marsh Lane DOMM bye 14161296 1911 affordable dayu a In m Elizabeth St. M.OptinC�lean serve^ a Ontalo only Codi etmye KNTAL OFFICE requires someone to Phone recall Sep. Mont Smoke tree. pet free Fulled ora unana wlxrarte Carr Dr. Malp18 �- piy pereht. tonus pxkage ponaments n IN ;liming' pan I'm Pkat ropy to Fde full IrmdPan T,me Altaui FMv 2 Rohn Coe 509.332 OBdaf St. 5ka0y emploYmmt. home week -ends, we mode equip #323 PO Box 181. Oshiwa PICKS hCAERING Meeh I Me W: Tudor Ave. Idem. see.km mantenace Ontario LIH TLS dayca'e to momNS to Beech col. scedule minimlm 2 vers DENTAL NECE►TgMetilK• 12 Years Daly pian , PlelsOrl Ave. t.penace Flatted' Re- SWMW ,,purred la Pxib- fleeced backyard And park) PICKERMrt(i umgaffce 705357-338 rap pace 30 hours pay week Gaf. story one. mllsrc. nu M Be* St. FAST GROWING LOGISTICS Nd eve'k"Ns or weekends th"06 meals A sucks Fig 9� �. compaty requires Tractor re mires Faresume la 905-831-5975 Aid. CPR tended Non- y weSLShOre Blvd. Trse m rs formokng n0llts J.D.aDNEAL711 Cie Services receipts 905428. 1244' ViSfNla Df. Beeehlawn Dr. weK sN from Bfor silk n Laredo Texas A now xcepmp resumes hai RN's RNA t pUad lid health TEACHER OFFERS excenenl Marshooean Dr. invested contact srr"m i al 905275-4535 BOg 116 care prOwdns and home child care at great p Fairfield Cres. or 0510 makers Fu8-time and pan. Warm lown0 atmosphere Bainbridge GBS. FRAMM Ca= ana oar. none Please col (9051426- 9717 a send resume to 75 Brea edllca,onal program fa vour child bis of irdivdur SOLdvw& Dr. ma's Helper required "Arturo Onve Alak. Ontano LIZIJ8Vhe a" on 509-6612 Cedar Dr. ilr q Own FF•IPaVAtNe . U" tog5 rKww Must a RN- RPNAINAINT pan•ume. to,- mEC&Hdtns/ Alrlar6dn0I&FIF ark Whom Larry Jack LIN' 60In-(905)623fi4IS hen ppe�e'Wet i 1MTELLIGEN7, ambitious, rek. lama, C�,1,•rt,r,,'��-,'•. Cres. UBNOTOOk Dr LOOKING for good. tel big SI Testing Please 'qNy to File 0324 PD Box 185. able. sell tW ane employment In office dwin M Oaks Rd a. licensed ncttand br busy 05N a.Onl LIH 7L5 rAm Wr ana mle,rct Net. 011arlooe Cif. tool Slap Appy 1n pawn WANTED wMEDMTER: employed for ale. ears with IS years .rth 150 DnnU Bronl@ Sq 552 Blob Sr . People and M hIWIg y person company Extem" expel „"Z' **_. ', i' r Inas to Irink 8 rain for Iron andDrA office typed error ill inventory contig. OR FURTHER ,pair Mug b Sm ger ap al a tusy vetennary chn1t clerical and leceptnn Ex - INFORMATION preps" or licensed Shap S Full tone, must enpy last- pec ing an annus salary 01 at fi511i roadwork On call 1 week etd Paced 'work place. and be ark feast 525000 Call Terry it per month Mist be able to to work well with others (905)9858682 work unsUPayrsed 4 over Please drop gl or moil re- pot Cal Amse 434-8215 sume wnh references to DI l Mryain onke NNp 1 OIRw H* Paul Do-" I While's Road etGmc 1822 Whites RdAIRTIGHT 16. Pickering LIV 4101 FueUmt pace mudwon ACCOUNTING CLERK ( (Aaym duel ss d blowers Double oras errors h,etion backs ncluded Neve, for Electronic Service Com n Pa Y 7A/R, used Asr,g%175 Cal hitty.Good knowledge of Accpac, A/I' ECE NEEDED For New t6097 Program Markham and long- (905) 428 ---- and office procedures a must. call (905)6611-6429 or slonRd CII 416.267%77 CEILAR PHONE - as1,rq fappointment 0 B D Must sell Call nsh. fax resume to (905)668-3620 naat 31 8058 Toronto Line: (416) 798-7259 Our phone lines ala open Man. to Fn NI B 00 Om. LI 24 -Hour Fax: (905) 579-4218 slat. 9:30 sum to 3.00 pm Classified Online. Now when you advertise, your word ad also appears on the Internet at: hup:NNim rw.durho reWlelve.net : E-r►WN:6lonEpoes0durham.Feet 1112 Mile IBM of Thicksoe IMI 20 s,�fa setsglide, rakers..' pc p+tc diners. oak table sets coffee 6 end Tables all sues mattresses. special mattress deal, single from $139 /set Double from $179I set Oueen from $1997sel Sleigh beds, 25 curio cah+nels 8 entertainment units. 5 pc cherry diner. 6 use, sofas had tablesplus new car banenPs Mon - Sal. 10-6 IT m.. Sunday 11-4 p.m. McLean Auctions 4312-2836 or 686-7291 _. 870 Taunton Rd. E. Whitby ®1 Bargain Comer MATTRESS SALE 1rm •rtlac: SlnOle$139/tet WASHER a DRYER ver vuenr Double $179/sel cweboln S.I•'n or Ix••A ,Im, '1", 1,86 Queen$199/set I'M .493 Mclean Auctions 1 Mkks 432.2936 roG s.k 878 Taunton Rd. E. Eau« M.. Ike ^ew 5250 WhUby 3 SEATER-'eslerheld 'greys a pnkS SNIU PIT' OUT dout* MOVING SALE AW,rT . 9p. led (hesi,lIeld, sandy co 'Wunnt '1'mnp "r:m suite SI fAaluryany Gane, lowed vnm preen b plum i,, Genet w7-5- Gass 3915 5400 Call 19(15)42/-8220. S' Dresser 5135 Mah,lgary between Bonn lopm table A 6 chairs W7sldeboard 70 FT. RETAIL _ohmer. Com - Pere with sales .tied and e. w Ila armer Replacement val- U[ awronmalely SMIOOO Ask no $1 MO GII (905) 691- 3018 rrp 9 PCoak dmingroom suite. but,,, hutch table. 4 side .AI,, 2 arm chars new must sell GII Steve none 905-665-9065 LEATHER JACKETS Ip to tr 2 price 'e Alhe' Plnwr from $999 Nrpgage nom $1999 rn. leaer zllels Vom $699 rveryming Must Go' Fainly Le~ 5 Pants Mall OSSA ra 9,75-/2B,gem ANTIQUES. china caUrnet Dune wAml SIROO. ut'him pawn, cabinet $100 Other collcchWs oil 905-263- 4m RESTAURANT EOUIPMENT HDI And 11• •. Inn cn4rrs dna ,Is , coals " des GII Alt IOP Int, 519 5177 BED. BLACK .,-pt ,an o nD,'rntnped., mI lies l: A- Nevi Opened $.200 S-1- $4% 14161255-,)1,,5 KOMOOr SET. 1,,nttmxd mpe m rr,,rr „chyle IOre aMagal. SR511 tide 1arl5[11 nue any i4nD dal 428.946' KOS- New' Quem Sim Double 5138. $angle $109 Ica Ions Bank -Merl, Dlu,an, amts Delivery avauae ,4164852%4 aLMOS .t the -ell, roan r,In -nsmm made Wlrmya ve mgs venCa AMenm Shuns: I," mb macs 1415127. .•• `IOSId60 rx]'I a 1AM,,369 0555 NOTHER KNITTING w.nux 1 or" ,0516659DS r � pm 9-A4'M CUOtT BROKER, 100-. Nylon •mei .. m vstu f . On,v 5364 fedi Pr �. Ind00rs 90 S9 Vel. urpn dant pap arta vaNKxwm m van rtaa {r« muaa10n m parr Mme Nn Imrres, no D.W_ lar • ,nil oar DAIPI i Arlo Qlm CMM TS Inn of Carpet ,Or-. -,,nm •Wr stern Ir 1«M -PM on nand me Circle 3 owA ns 5349 mt oxkWn urPN PM"pad even WN1MWbh, law awa- wv. Irle, a.bill*" 130 Yardtl Namara 6862314 CILRPETS SALE . R4 d car a „Ir ams Sari I. so Yd + "N"N" carps Pa -um Pe and muaua- Ton Fr« rvrmxis Capt rrpats sacro D.. dna swrrYwnrq area San 905 616-t7n CARPEL AMC VINYL I'M thin. . , ,.... ,Ares lean SItJ ."".xi: .war da. corm Ypw ow hide Ty IM C'en" sxiaxtbn owl M.Ow CII Mre to ~ h« eMMARN 905431-10410 CLEARLY THE REST' a,pon- b,ased WAIT. 11.,'.-1 sys. km N0w am vw, water LUN. Srroe aid look" IT—` .ales buMq boNW wan 3 months rft" hold, nrlarcing 1W.4 Morey sack Ouxxdel CAN fpr nee demon 81311 n 190511769005 COMPUTER FACTORY. Blow out Am -mg t ,- no "It mens tten S1Gwk ,dei 3DO W boded Pnnllr, manor. Plattner sonwi,e And mote Fra scan et delivery and MND 1-8005155545 DSS and Echosut satNne Systems Nee PPV. Cricket Itfex. charnels Ready to go UN and $750 Mslalutlat &yid le Tel [4161283-9060 FRIDGE All STOVE, waster A Ova aP spar washer 8 dry Or. aoinpoom set. kitchen Mt. bedloan set. coMfa b end Mbks.Toshiba Photocopier call 721 -MM FUR COAT - Beautiful cho- COIW browncan length. SUe 10-12 Apo - at 59500. Sxwmct x 35000 (7051 796- OMIsnpl AMNO PIANO, excellent coroDOn. M WINhv701. Ivory S. BIT $6.1x10 905.665 1471 GUITAR, write Peavey shat inn sur_ and Wu 5300 Brand. Floating EP3 0q hal. Name with stand 62. ie7s $550 Ap excellent condition (9D5)263-9949 SHUN OW SUN. MARCH 21 8 a m. -noon JUBILEE PAVILION SOUTH ON SIYOCE ST TO LAKEVIEW PARK RD. OSHAWA 905.689.8181 KAWAI Rano sale at Durham College in Slueenl Ceplle Apnl 91hil OtNl lth Over a pianos and dgdxs for ti Mahn or appointment Call 1- 800905-0060 elNc afD z thick nnp nnn+c P ilnwl.p M, And lame still R plastic Cost SI 100 11,11Sills (416)255.0235 S%O Maple fade A 4 chairs wisde board $150 6 Harp back chairs $300 Victorian And Queen Arm Chairs $175 each Mirrors S35 each Om- er rlem, /p solid Ieustom MIAMI Pine Gannon Ball bed- oom sure (pa_ $MOO aryl 119100110 1 Pc dale Gk beaoom sun, IMIm1 31250 4pc Walnut bedroom sure $350 Solid Made/Walnm car tee and end tables WES Rah tin glass top table A 4 server Chairs With CU$nlms Cost $1 700) $895 table 9 5 Chars 5250 Numbered Prints $1853275 Sewing machine $65 Wan inn $145 Business nems 35 (Hey par) Cash Re0'sters $225 each All types of pave, Is npam5 101 at types Of cashrrglsyers a ra tec machines 1110.5 clearance pmYs Sharp SF 8100 Photo-Coprer ylsoner (cost $42001 $700 [PROM Burner $250 Lary, EPROM eraser (never USM $125 a- nce t1CSY j/5 Me Chart 520 3 work Dmcn dwr 550 each C', A, :Dante, 5300 1991 GMC Sata,I M.M. Van 121.000 Fully Inaded Setting cadems 2 Homes awn Buv- ness (90516913532 PIANO TECNMCIAM a n,Able I^• ,rrdlrs don go- Dur C:U1e •I.Onsulldlpri Un all nukes A mwkn GII Barb I 90542//631 1 AIVid Wuftd LEAF TI WANTED. WILL PAY FACE VALUE. PLEASE CALL BRUCE -OSHAWA WHITBY THIS WEEN' 905-579.1100 EXT. 2207 . 1 AM. B CRAFTERS WANTED AI 'Ire Ilan ^ ,JA tiMWVOC•' local ed , The G Ido Ilea Mar k l 4 km east of Oshawa Let show A sell your clans or ,,fly to the vac you do not nave to be I= There rs NO F month contract Also re- I.erve 1 month fret rem r you 4X,y12n Ia1021 March 31 call 905- 436 FOLK ART CLASSES available begillnmU MAI a All revel,. momng litems, nil ev Ing classes available Beg - nersOur WeCralrhy Learn a Gran Chit can reliew stress and Dive enormous may - =I 1905) 576-3917 to o malum A are 9 slate auu,n •. m•. rw sac Gu 9RS-ago 12•.•3 RNNrI s 4PPl4M1Gts JIer1 ser• " ' 'ort slr<'va ,S'+9'up Pbo; 1rm •rtlac: EVEN BANKRUPT I ser-cNam slow un SALE KAYAK POOL$. Pec s, 99 s.keaM-vde Telt re�W Lulij- A,,r )r•1a,v1 wind - .rMe 5599 w"rors j, 191up 19 rkcbrrQ I; , 14 0/0. Dryers i150rup ,Nnmae $5. "5 "'I'll,MCI 'e, Im afnw"hr tkle-M mYSf 1« $199 Mmrowav« s,do IT. 2 ladders. tine triter. Eau« M.. Ike ^ew 5250 Dump, maw. etc 1-800668- Rnalicwp sva4able ")AC; tk 7 tolye wan," 42E &mew[ Sts r911s17ze 1 Lon 1 fwiawiNc roof Ida F b..;,- 1 jr IIaPp In Kk Trade be may Da eying Min snag boMd. Maw low FOUND MALAMUTE RIArk "'°° Like tK n-, ,� an•I .Id In kkr 16.11 Inner CAN Cnns Gernr1-Ildw, Woo Xb 6u'1m di personalm, A leash IINFOAK Fwnnu3t 2s'" an Has A madcrip arm no, mormabon Ger 905-655- Ana. .d" .,, Soho Poe � �Ipeu-u,na,:uwn 4392 WIN owy, 2599 Soled Oalr FOUND Ai ge'"i CdNe and Ed tads tit My soca:••.• ,(male. red Cdur $599 We naw 6M hand' Laudon Flo Alas area 696- ctimrb me nipNsl pulrry 3273 'OW Oak ppxro,t 4 oat tumtlde In 11ne Dumim Rep10n sdee LOST- Sltdro As Peru" of 19/1 fmwtainrroms wits.L enrpe Ace diml Martin 4th Ironic Onu Nwy lz. between Sunderland, kM,BCsternHc . b set M har100iwN by U.Orrroe Female buck/ wru q tan rr)bra!rlGe tramed MsmM on premises hirers to 'Son e' Loved Droop in and Sr pw Slate 01 m! An Woodwabrrp IaGbly tamely ppeett REWARD J let us snow you Trow hro 1905;5'9-/150 PMNOS.GMMDFpiNER XLT. sport gorgeous tel awry 55500. 95 N';, SALE • f PeN,iilp0«/ her yah anU 14pIs I -- SS.e00. A, 93 IlvurrOy Circe SE auto. It7K ce chit Tory Must ru' Huge ielectpn 51.500 89 Sunard Oeaury d Ter Am n5M Dia105 New rcq.nce ',Ida, DOrbed dr@Ix piatOs hen $895 a_ and Il,sured •rorlurp ate a up Rerd ro °Wer IDD!. d All 1 We 11 have ,11 tYou !nal paynKrwl Appy Alsp 4 Hua selection d SII ~1 dog 1109905-- praMAlner decks Iran 6995 Anew Cao 47' lON 'FIEF PIATp1 433-1J91 11 AWOWtppy POOL TABLES m good kms Crtkar AMA baro risme tridpe5 5180 and COMM, M SW.W{fWinnNesO�k�15 S. pe 'rn•nlr,l�u RCA SATELLITE +per nreeem -at- $340 01 belt °N" SYSTEMS .I 1905,428-&Nt love m sage .des au •e1••, •.; 1991 CHFV Euros -1'i�� LUMINA Inn pray int condaon. 1111597 as wIts 4W. dkarnos -cou ., ,„ o„pyll foe $695 1991 PLYMUTM YOYWAR '.laafron 5200. DtrA m f , am prnn.• M1SWK Yrts f%5 '.nape 'WI, :aaotC 'andKO a -Mr, 111 sow..tw `. N VW71346X ' rel $6500 Cr 6835159 •(9051571-799p 16 •941 sulmoo 1 2 (low. p5a ;1•: - omalr 't° '2 »000 rim AM. FA ::rsse„t. vi U:d s0 _nxkel5 apMi Ver -ayes. apaNss 411erMr ate Aver Roo CNanrels f69999 v 13149.m lvxuok KnWlial setermr -A" tandilipn SHOO CAR (90f143614" 905, 725 096 19051 626 1935 JEEP CIMROKEE 191M f n 12 m.mrn ung -W, f0 OWN a aMCfs km .sent' I194 PON 1,A;, red SMT Pmt .,.1 � ,. jQMeIRD 552%5 12 rlrgMl VarkN umm40A tin artady 1933 9115 I67-3369 or I -300-'9g, 55(12 MRFTTA $3195 12 mon,, 12 000 km wa nM 1101 NISSAN STANZA S3.9% 12 fIIEOMAN ,,,a4y wood. .Mh 12000 km -W" sheds , M lit aM DEALER � (905) 935'0014 SJ39 r^J YAM ami a 4oft I M12//-3250 LM uR5 am Sry1M avar40N NYp gxpn ar,e Taxi 761 telt Pn _ Care P1i GTP in, Rd 5 b„ d,I ,ed IraleP ederi0r Moo „r more ro call 905-613 WS -61 DW chYad hilly bade. LD 109J hea" up ear" Mwft x k curttYVMaMr, 48 goo kms STAIRLIFT-11- step Shelgm f22WO TO W$-433.ty7 wlrwy-char sir tm CN1VY Astrp Van 'In1.111 ' pnea r fop laird- n000kms SI'M "swat ntp-a 300 bad iimd Yo+s M-54 am 00 nW "sed lir Na« OA_ fJbI"KMM 24 rat sed PYY.MiMt r'm nronlid,$250000 IetnxnWqcan (9DSH70-1912 A are 9 slate auu,n •. m•. rw sac Gu 9RS-ago 12•.•3 RNNrI s 4PPl4M1Gts JIer1 ser• " ' 'ort slr<'va ,S'+9'up WE FINANCE 1rm •rtlac: EVEN BANKRUPT I ser-cNam slow un EVERYONE s, 99 s.keaM-vde Telt re�W N- .rMe 5599 w"rors j, 191up FIrsT time Dryers i150rup ,Nnmae QfS, bankrupt, afnw"hr tkle-M mYSf 1« $199 Mmrowav« s,do Dad credit, no Eau« M.. Ike ^ew 5250 credit. You Rnalicwp sva4able ")AC; tk work? You tolye wan," 42E &mew[ Sts r911s17ze drive! Lots of fwiawiNc roof Ida choice. Down or b..;,- 1 jr IIaPp In Kk Trade be may Da eying Min snag boMd. Maw low required. 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CASH FOR CARSI We buymores. furniture. appliances used venraeS Vehicles mull 1!05H3J-1785 9065762274 be m On"tonen10n CII 1911516Ei6lxalH IDreta all 12'2415 Or come to 479 rosin wurkulQ olden BavN SI Ent Ali. at MORAL) AUTO SAL, ES WARTED NOT WHEELS b SIlILERSMAIrn per. Arnky model cats 4128 timer auto 1981 DW$1 pickup new motive logs LII 263.2661 bikes excellent runner everrPgs,viP S1x10 After fipm 1705357 7015 1 1 WNaal OekM 1fM SRFAM YY. good con. Chair new =!= 7 a1-sn� z3:E6 wumx 6 3 200 call 1�' 1918 1` MINA VAN 50.000 km JA V6 ado. ncelkm cwtdtron. am. of mr ras.Idt Cruae.imlm cassette nonsmoYlna chick, under waramy, 5159110 cenaM maintenance history irxl ADk 436-0696 1 TreNen COLEMAN FOLDING Camper Iaders by neetwoon n n,one15 On a5play In how Froom Open7 days a w«k nanclnp available Hd_ay World marine A RV cemle. b tiled all 122 Hwy lBrocM SI won 1 3 � km ronn of 11111 BrouYin Irew IS used) 905 655-8176 I 8*5031854 • MaNlr BOATS M Gesthner grew ;elennt) suraheam. 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(try Pnrat[. large. OngM. den exta0vt 2-DeOrportl 2 WlNalm dishwasher AIC. !�a+rq. std �rMay CLI 00 pbz II1617261353 OIWf/GAANOYIEW, lovely 0o.[ryq'nd' 1 bedraorrl DMtlrere wAN-OW. NtpMcp. ON. obk. vrok person. Iron-SmOAers/ pets 5575 / Mo. npuvve AwiMM[ May 1. 905.725- 16/I OSHAWA 1 Dorm Apt Nun Floor Fnepe stove. wa#w IS drys, caval air ca0k. puk- rp ,nclurlN. Slrticot b 101 sea Asking 5700 nduswe- AvaNOk Apr 1. CII 436. 6085 OSHAWA ,,PTS - BacnNor one De,9054 drban 2 OeOraom in- uudes M adiles And Danaro lauM on vie 0B0I0gO12 p It 9IZ-0425, a B18B8.556 OSNAWA V16 - Bacndor one Ocaporrl. I bedroom n- pii0es M uarMs am wrung Laundry on site 910p 101 19051132-8914 Bldg 102 (9051571.0425. or I.BB8.558- 2622. PICIIERIMG - 1111ERP00L A0. rear Go. urge t bedroom basement, lull WtrirOpm. Ntpkn and 4unOry. Own N- uance No pas May 1st 5875 utilities included 416494- 3 765 9.63765 or 905.770.7222 PICKERING - newly raawted l bedroom basement lull WINOOm. kiltnen uuneq. pin entry. we [MINI vac. W1ki1p Close to KhoaOus stop 5825 all tnclupvt Aral ode Apel IT No pessmph carp Call 1905) 86.4'23 PKlIER111G VILLAGE 5puious +enovalM 2 Vorey Victorian 2 Dnpwms. 11nrlp room/arnpglaam kdCnen laondry Deck Oackrar,l (12110 II ,rICI..+Ye Awlunle NrNI,edINy 116588-5625 NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, March 17,1999 -PAGE 13 All 1 1 Mad 1 1 MP,a ' 1 W • 1 �� ' 1 �� �n� RENT -WORRY FREE 1, 2 d 9 Bed. Apts. Refurbished b New Appliances. All Util. Included. In-house Supt. 8 Maint. On site Security. Rental Office: Mon - Fri. gam • 8 Pm Sat it Sun fpm• spm � L,�VALIANT h140PERTY - MANAGEMENT 90'5-579-1 626 WINDJAMMER APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby cit. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. includes fridge, stogie, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0945 ON NOW TO START YOUR OWN HOME-BASED TRAVEL BUSINESS Did you know that the travel Industry is the fastest growing business In the world? 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Inc rmm 3900� In InrnpRppyyNy vel Avu UDR May 1st FnSL' rat mpi1M Der-Ip3 aM 6 pm rsrp FnLKERIMG MAMO caw TO. vry town DeOloona rlto an: a ^a+ cam Ir cond- ilpiwlg. •ml btcten rasna; dive coo law ammdes Avarlapk Apt at $400 Oe• M" TO 9051M P "5 WHITBY J-Dedrmm IOwn- Mux Dare to scrods snOppr,Q 2 OMs. 6 appRMlC. es garage +aped wt0 k CM b aU, $tl'S m,us uaI- trK arada0k m edleh• Cao 905-416 1852 1 RooRN AJAf FURNISHED 80011 n- cludes walry uundry Bar $de tMm+1icorawt ODape rbn-SmOka AvaMDk mme- dlely Fav and uv sag: moMn 4273519 FUMMCE 80011 With own Damroom in 3 bedroom vane Very conveniently located led see" mamta+nM 0.0 Call 19%Rte 912/ lIYE11►pol wraAylY uMwmsnM smaller basement rope. 3375. 1 very urge 5125. 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SOME COMPANIES CHARGE IM- FIgMT FEES. OTHERS 00 007. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU IMYESTIGATE TNOA011GN• Ir BEFORE SIGNMG ANY CONTRACTS. 1 larleapaa, IIOIIrGAGEs Good Dap And ugly financing for Any Our - pose All appliul+ora Accept. ed GII Cammunity Martppaappee Servrus Cop 9051 6'68- 6805 • 1 BuaYIIN EASY to IUn np Sldk 13mmnQ Salon diem Wx 1400 8 growing ExcellMt SIIC mewls pest 05hdwd IOGIrpI Owner w1u earn s%9906 L7Yts tyrprldn Royal leOdQe - Bary R L 668-6171 a1PORT311XPORT3 � Em rtepreneuisf Dream Haw to open roue own buvnts5S5' Proven $alNreS Waldy10e conuccpralucR Ea3v" nal Fra 1877327.6067 PUN FOR SAIF ntxrnseo +or I:5 Persons 11 pWIIry cNP Cels. egurument and kaseMde nroroverlwKs 401-8217 ti 1 STATION NMR satin for sue o, rem Borger Osnavw W n11hV Mu51 I,Ave due 10 helm Barons CII 19051 383 1013 Events 1 Personale P 1 ersonNs THANKS 'r0 ST. JUDE, and tht' tiarnd Heart of Je,u, for favors re- u'Iced. y'1ac the Sacred Heart of Je- lu, be adored, glorified, laced and pn'.erved thntuy;Fout the world now 412'4 forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus pr.nv for us. St. Jude, worker of n,:racles, Pray for us St. Jude, hr:r,er of the hopeless, gra}' for us. ',t lode healer of the Sick, gra}' for ''-t, Sar' this graver nine times a day 1'r dine rise.. Yhls pracer has never !,id - ,d, and your prayers will be an - red. Publica on must lir prom - V. S. I a,pe•tws GUrAR • . ' I Cp••n9 Gil -M71 AT ;PENIRG CON- T.N;,EC_.,,. ,mI xr�M It 5709 7_ SC. 2'J RrLad Nunn HAmpIM .^np opo Wed 'nms Fr ' BDm So 3 am 5 atiop r nn Bom,Ic ' -9051263-8205 M3.8205 wknRY -) Record 6n,r Senn]. Mar" I,si 11 40n, Mrra:,:.rore Der,kM fn S •!cords pmteR •-sniff 50 ReCOrrl snores 'ricer erre Iarl mill '9r,5' 718-5369 I AIKOa,s CONSIGNMENTS AND ESTATES WANTED ..ow commss,on- :)aymant react ales every TLa4r. hur4 Sat. at m Antique rum ire. appliance IC QtlYflef an Deradq MYLES KING AUCTIONS 33 Hall St. DShiWa. Established In 1960 725.5751 723-0501 1 Paraona4 I' CCDM -AO,ES V+'-.•. N•rmfrs see i•' 7678 M 175 f3 ti3mn mw « is tpe DWHAr'S OWN DATING fERVICF •' . - .. Cres a0wx ^der pwspnx •aril em Meet a nn Intoe Or Love lir Irk MAr(NIr KYC�4 An - .inn S.r'.3•'.irLs . "5+.3183 HEAVENLY PSYCHIC $299' scovE .+ 900cArnn70 Hisro3a IJ Mws JOHANNA'S Talk it out with IIYe psychics. 53.99/min. t&. 1-900-451-4232 or 1-900-451-0362 M1MRfM t Net talk ,o M ire atm to p+easy •.901'. 7592J99 as 10W as S' 99 inn YKLMaSIerGrp Mal De t8 or rips OSHAWA RELAIMC MAS- SAGE Snanu Sn.Ia 40 Bina St W 1905 404 9625 I, 3S Am 9p. 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Jphodery 415-clslrl5 Wang 0 "Jrawe geWrlg 420 .Nntgtse5 L:r ?eft 0 C:stan Furniture 125 aCt3c8 rcr Rei! 623 Sewn; MaG11fp 430 Roars Far Rent Rpyj 135 ROOms WanNd 824 'haQgrapny 110 Roan 8 stars U5 Dressmagrg, Tag 445 F•m6feCAamngONaS 630 r18811rg, Carlletng 450 Shared Acc)mrnodalon 631 Grocey Dauery 455 Ca10anIDAA$ For Rert (135 tlQlae Cleanlrg 460 Cfice 8 Retad apace 6J1 yard t4autBnarrs 462 uarage 3 Staage Space 831 fawn Bower Repair 463 Irk units N U*q g 465 Warehouse Space ; 470 C08ages For Rens 811 Pod I3amtererce 475 Cottages Wanoea Bq Home Searmy 460 ReDrertlert lmn4 845 Snow Aengval 486 Resorts NO ;avq 190 FbrEla uaraler Relcls 651 Dlsc,loaleys 495 land For Rent 12 pa„y Serifirces 500 Pnrate r{anes Fa Sale Sq Banquet Fa10iO4 505 Wanted To dui 055 Fishing Charters 510 Totmlauses'or Sale B60 Music 514 Canmerclal ?rcperty 661 Plano Tuning 515 InvestmentPragem 065 PrnateTutasSdDols 920 Candgs For Sale 871 Nanny Services 525 Develcprnent sand 665 Drnllg Schools 530 Farms for Sale 890 nswarce 535 .its fa Saie 891 BIJS11eS5 Sen9ces 510 Ciaat'own i'ropEroes 92 Drolesslalal DreCbry 545 Vacation ?rCpertes 893 Chartered lktwntalts 550 adaiJesFor aale 891 DesShllluseaGm 569 uoaie Homes and Pans 895 'Wefp Css 579 ;.dfnpef.rawJlteS 696 Me'i1111ent5 575 'NOner'C'-?nd 897 '4eaM.Beallly 5B0 11orgages.'Inswarcx 805 Tax, FnanGal D(recbry 685 'tGme InSDBCaors 909 n tLrpinA l•ip 5N B;slness 3gatJn10es 910 DeaNs AIP PAGE 14 NEWS ADVERTISER. WEDNESDAY EDITION, March 17, 1999 �;�—� 1 1 MpTo••RMMN : 1 1 wwovenKnN Nouse Clealling mom Ct9Mling L•tii Please read wCANDO RENOVATIONS INC. Minor to Major Renovations including Remodelling for the disabled Res Comm Ind Free Estimates (905) 686-5211 rot Fax (9051686-8072 L` 1 1 Improvements Movirg a Stange Hill''; LARRY THE ADRA111fUNDER In the event of Build -All MOVER party Services pony services /,it, hen Bath7P,rm i.I> pi hr Isla„ NORSUMMIADDIP an error. \peeudor w+� p, nr -: vlan RABBET WANTS WORK r•an:l, r. lump limn,hit n 1 41, m:. cicculad. Gall \o Inn, watnA:'• Ana All Occasions have My Own Magician (416)372-6023 �• I a.d nr r..v 5hwq Call Ernie 466-493= iT•i•, I,.itni.rati,.«slr, UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE LARRY '14OFFE wic. n>auds NouM 4aea requires tinhhrd NEWSPAPER basements. 6alnroomsa0d41or.c AVERY 11 CARRIERS and second stones I MICHALSKI MOVING HONEST 'ion a repairs I 8 STORAGE to deliver papers 111reC A; NOIh OUaranteed. 'ince `, ' r`f ty Ath•nhoo 1st' Walter Leaver piano SOecahsts Serio,' "I,j Ov,n car and times a week in the 428-2145 16 M'C Meng Discounts om,,I`' hmj; .'cen5ed insured 'fee I P7•l"` following areas: Slimates Prtafes910nal t1a6)426.4768 service4361•f l•916.low UXBRIDGE Call 436-7795. ; RLNlu�.4L yi;:`,:� ;, `,'; Albert St. King St. E., gat'd1:" frrnArRr Maple St. E. ."r;.,vkt les, tr.id r,. v.r.uummE. Ju,bnF. jtrhs, M•. vi till Lnrhen, . nhnJ,. lob, arae: havM,4rJ,.ladgc•,. I , LEAKSDALE 1405) 61%624°• a'�sa^�aqe rip .1,.t.,. :rnJ them t,r I ' h, nil k,5 lx, Cell ea a ^ yper UeonI'uesoays Reoional Rd. 1. 44051706-I" •'as a as 27"usay SOON 1 nm C.D RON Re-ional Rif. 13 as! 5,.•. o' rlLalaniN v�u E\LEF41U\.U. UDIES St_ Lawrence Senmt L •�!�!� I'S(5T0 S NEIGHBORHOOD 905-d323629 Busvesf `f F,7\o;r�rifi4tlFildl)\ HANDYMAN SY,y,,.y 1116.4\CF IAS( Albert St. Ann St. N., Y"G.,:- ,,,,r.,l ❑..,. III ll.tmm-A DLv(RFTIN 1/Ceramic Tile GI .AIL NITFI) 'Munro St. "`' , 40"761 Jlnstall Doors E. NOR' AIIQING Park St. 11 x nines, III \ELI) HELP? VOutdoorprojects 1Windows1' ;a'•�^M� II a,h I,n f. 1. I ss act -. t Lal(IIBW St. �. ✓Doors. porches. 1 °' 1 11i "h CALL DEBBIE t/6"Cle and patio 11 ~� - I ire, t,.....,nrt SELL R NOW a\a.abe 1 not mad CALL Stone I, 423-0239 1 Tom 91F;-8_52-97.1 l VLandscapinQ .+ 2B6-55,3 — � "4)51-i2w-11M t>✓ -�7l]i iawr G1 I EASIER your KIEL'"ns SYlr" LR LI: 1_111 IY(: Classified ad FIM TRIES HERE 8', 180 Ib singe mals. dons her hat. on the first \ .rnrr,d A..ountanl day of ludo Kok is C(;A w1G-I�IL2nKl publication as b 35. wt. ban M a pus Interested n we cannot be is responsible 00TOUMVZAX for more than ARRENr one insertion terlance Alt HORk*,J.LX. Pl(.I�RI\(y \FAS 11)\'FRI'ItiFR RHI\(.,, 1 (M .. I.LARA\Ttll' CrI Alan 1905.639.0954 , ._tri•n,nm, lo,ii� ri I 'ee^ NImJI ^ 11.' ia— L %I.rrr.. . ent do rt I i.otH.ri9 s sna uwr•�..n i. nn.f aJ tial. 1. F-rrr c,nmaK•, ,II Andrew w w15. 4�1•^te Dump,^y PLGMBER ON THE GO -ir Sr'Ice Inc new nstn•311015 Residents' Ommera, NC C." t0C Dig C, imal' F,ee estimates-0vev 2L ears erpe„+rtes Call 905-tg7-9722 1 PwiteH 4 Ceco.nvid -Gi.ARAN'EED- PAINTING i PLASTERING 'qs Wyrrwmege RlWir SP-cya xning S' • _ •- ^ares PN I-wo .^s,✓alXe mI +r SCMf I►itaenng I4t 6 141 4-5 911 1 cell l All Pro Painting and W&UpaPering ' . nauiMk pens, . . is ti. xnan 404-9669 ROMEO FAINTING spei,alr_rn.X ,ri rntenPr and nafcnar paining. l vee nil dies. CSU (4NI5) 6B6•9120 fast n'I,Jh7r cant/ brut uriV pn . TMS PAINTING 8 DECOR Interot 8 Exterior European VVorkman- shlp Fast. clean. reliable service 428-0081 Moving a MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS w. ,• rete an f •.rroal of resiamuai packaging storage and e5 tvi a,aaable $en,0' 8 m,C moult d,scounts jr� K.ma1e[ 571-0755 1-888-491.6600 HARRY -0 -THE - MOVERS Mc..' c . •.e Prior Inert 4, mai,. seniors discount snot notice mo,es Ap' P antes fnG.ed also storage space available Cc' rurl al rales ral' (9051987-4137'. 1-800-263-5836 Deul� otic e For Audio Version on current )flitllreiivi�„i,;�„iil,inklil,diL r drabs W-3005 *-691 .1br a ill line t�tr h° Or .4<fonk d� lifi' cold nit'nton Ill�t I:'�*00 k Pon P” Will bill rem(,mIkr Ibtt' rcsidrnts Bnlilt ►o lou be tile f�loaing f►mrral hnme� .�icral>t>r. �m>�rnnk, Lose S ulae.11anino wm�.11cFachtue." Ilch�tlwh m.lhtrlir�extt�tlrf�rr�EH(>mc1I�r!t�t�a�llir 11�h it�fl(r k1crA2, R*Tm, kh Notice• Iddrd In telephone xri ice prnmpih Jdoa iok TcdpLof itdamtion bm kril hox • 1 1 in-11ema.ms • 1 1 m 1enW ems W111 ohms BW u -.. In loving memory (it our son & brother Raphael (Rae) Steven Lazenby who passed away March 18, 1VRN. ()nr )car has pa,,Ld since you have tied, [I., hard to Ixlic%e it's been that long. For our hearts still ache for you inside. Hoc, God looked around the s lica%ci and found an open space, He called %our name out loudly and l }our tram our place You will alvi he our sunshine, our son Fc hairy tx,y. Through all the peon K sultrnng. there is a wundrou, y,y. Fur you left behind your son, a heautiful hahy N)% Foreverloved,Forever missed Mom, Dad, Rob & Kerri MCGUCKIN. Richard • Aticr a Illness at h.1mr nn Monda', March 15. 1999 in his 61st. year, Richard McGuckin. loving husband of Jane. Beloved tather of Paul. Lesley and her husband David Devlin, and Colin . Grandfather of McKenzie. Speaal thanks to fire staff of Mount Sinai hospital and to Durham Access to Care the family will ncce,ve friends at the MCEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME. 28 Old Kingston Road Alax iRckenng 'Jdlagel 9(15'428-8488 from 2.4 and 7.90 m on Wednesday. Funeral Mass at St I_+atic Jogues Church (1148 Finch Ave Pickering) on Thcrsday March 18. 1999 at 10 am Interment Gro- vesfde Cemetery t r J`�N' V i7 GAJ 1' � V To place your personalized In Memoriam, call 683-0707 and let one of our professional advisors help you. W rt •,I)()nII I r I .till .It I call 51-3793. t be 18 or older. write FREE .icl, (:all 62-8423, y11111c, (1ty or nicht. JkQTAUY C A OMEN WOMEN -1 Men (.all 1-yW-�51- i�t>3 JL.ay Per min. 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DfofeSvonal. loyal, nom Nr ninlmr era assume rip sab,,ry h.am d Sayre wile ,noel.- 35. smoke' casual down oar Enjoys au06 muvc dancing. eyes Enjoys romantic .von.gs dining out, rale 41. 510- 1751b,. do,m rya. brown ALLTOGETHER NOWT! nrsRvius. repot ,v ,I—ads wroth ane dr ..or Sewn.y a v,V. vn.ce,e arta rid. plot aoor achv-nes Seek -ng single white muvc, traveling Seeking an itlracn" ova oyes. In build Seeking Singe suns female 26 yr ad. d lemale. 5. 90 los win snort deeniea xwppdrpnarr. Print ads bavv a m sty^caw for quarry time Enjoys camp e'es. n1Ale lueman a police omwr is a plus. for 111, terns. 2536 prefer employed Lor nomwoke,. with compatible values, stn dock hair and Grown ayes (wkmq lora s/rix .varab,rry Aavanaed Itsx Sr,. 'ping. fishing, bowling and 'eddng long .nn reldldn5n,p Must nave talc am good limos. roman,. and pu—My some buil. 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Singe b -1— —1. looking for LETS GET TOGETHER Sagis. wrne ton". 30 yrs as and Wow., FIM TRIES HERE 8', 180 Ib singe mals. dons her hat. a Single male BOX 12415 EXPLORER OF LIFE halt d soma g a tam, vnpa. war maw. 30 aysa, anld's rarripng, roovws. walks. elc 30 yr old, single male, looking for d -reale, b 35. wt. ban M a pus Interested n Loo" rd sa,war wild ales to have fit, d lemaie5 o coupws. for exotmg fn Casual encounters; and tun limits. fort, a po 1, BOX 12423 Mlles BOX 15021 sas long Ism relationship BOX 18444 OETTWG TO KNOW YOU HEY THERE OUAUTY TBE 41 year old. 6'3• male Favor d tyro vino 6 Min ee stngN. war mea is seeking 65 It old tam.". who enjoys mining out and n good owe Interest are going dA, fart,- le f sopa male Ida discreel ncounter BOX ,ural ev.Wigs a1 tome. soars n honest. Ing, Mag oul, rampmg Andhaving tun 1 t 7167 and fury 9enusu to spend time With Loa" for someone woo enjoys crwdren. ANYnBNC IS POSSIBLE BOX 13064 walks ova dancing PcasrDle relatdmsrep 35 yr old. 59-, 175 Ib. b, white male will, 37 yr da tomer. IS looking for a bi curious female who uk_'he oua0ors. Mining out and mare. 101 a OSCreel fnnosnp BOX 12926 'r' SPOM�r Call 1-9W-451-3793 $2.49 per min. GIVE ME A CALL BOX 12524 down eau and due eyes Looking for n LOOKING FOR A FRIEND - 65 yr OW 5'2. down area tomake lures CURE FOR LONELINESS open mn0ed Hale for a posvde rwtdm 2g,, do 5 9-. 12510. marnw, white famaN CLEAN FUN FRIENDS count mortal, caro ship Nn-srrokem prel.red BOX 18045 g yes and dunelle her is 37 da tall dvocad female with ora 19 yr da. Siegle molnar looking Ida ♦joed ry games and more K yarar ad. 6't', attractive whoa male win hates f98n e y' Lookup for a good. no men 65 l0 70. mill are bikug, camping ova all o boor FUN OR RELATIONSHIP seeking a mature. Honest Sincere. vngN or ch„a rs fools ng 'o, .,,-n, iany severe sin frleno to talk IC and rung oar wife BOX .vim a good sense of humor BOX 10592 inserted iemaie 25 d 30. br Ir, 14253 activities See" n atlracbve lemale 21 Single, gay. while male, 27 yr 5'6-. 163 lo. erastup gle or oivorcea male who nkas to have to 26 with sur" interests Seeking a long enjoys wor ng out Seeking someone to orgy BOX 12298 clean tun, to 'nendsh,p first BOX ' 5060 NEW TO AREA _ lens relM chiship BOX 12541 have tun d 1. nave A rewronshp BOX FUN FR ANO FOOLISH lowing lot a nappy. secure male. MEN 18457 ��A666��l��BA Single m le wnne. mon D tale curial .car 5565. homsmoker. sooal annke,. sura ITALIAN STALLION , 'O�y; 9 y knows row to LETS GET TOGETHER... . mg. active. leas sports Seeking an anrac appreciate a loyal loYng ANM 35 Fr ods Italian mala,; loownq for a yy g. 3S , I've hon smolun while ,no* 36 to 42. Lady I dve to Dance, travel, ane out or just conN7n1 wonan, too possrde reubnship Y! =GET 5 8-. 160 IDs Is seeking a 9 have a quiet evenm9 al none BOX ?1397 BOX 12562 �6', 40 to 50 No marred males BOX Catl 1 opo. Honest w,m a sense of niwnor dues Call 1-9(M-451-3793 900-451-3793 kids ,NH. arta niOaeY rights m Carada MOVE OWCKLr WHAT'S YOUR RACOUET? $2.49 per min. Serious espies only BOX 21464 Female is seeking a wait estad,shed non- $2.49 per min. Handso ne. mamed biuurassrnn, 35. with LET'S TALK smoking white male 4855. o, eedtsrup single wte make. 39 yr do. seeking a BIGGER THE BETTER a great pe,sonovny Looking for n nonesl LOVoting E a LAUGH EMoy mcv,es sporting evenly timing out 1 WANT A FRIEND larraN. 20 to 55. for In Were BOX 19610 LSIO SDs, 54-, ,scan ,loving.nice W. >6 ry Oi., pus S.le. moR.e, 01 IWd straw Iprng wanks Ir.eate and more AOult tin' Single male. brown nae. brow, eyes Swk discreet relationship nMp k6 Po�'� wig Micount tae, berry donde nor bias eyes Enjoys bowl Jeri are fine BOX 19494 ✓ D Sports, Flus, TIME enjoys dancing,an, sty Ing. wooing out. movies dingo. sports. irg se,Ce,e. Honest, wnn9 iemaie. who rias espec,Mly squ8an BOX 12569 >• yr ono. d-Wrtous, manned ma. Lookup travel artlong walks Looking for a gentle music. etc Lowing o, a Older honest WALK IN MY SHOES good sense of values Seating fneraship Id, a first time encountar with any man man up 10 70 BOX 12422 male. to sear, good times BOX 15061 56 ✓' d- wapwed tamale. sell supported BOX 11920 EAGER TO PLA. BOX 34321 FOR YOU dcw1�to sarin. woes Decent mor" Seeking WANT A COMPANION Attractive male is seeking an an.dNu l.ale SOs wring lov,ng widow. nom smok. •' OUTDOOR TYPE '• a .sowed male wV vmuMr situation and a Single wnnv mare. >0 ; t t-. f 92 lbs lethals woo ,s possibly ,raerested I, ar. enjoys dining oul Ir oi. country rile, 47 so.M. Outs. lun adv tui S single great persOnal,ty BO% 15883 lenlirs IOr group BrKdunler5 BOX 13207 WOMEN etc Looking fora Ilemdn none tema,e. average ...or ria r.gnt. Enjoys campng, Haney Ua+-anon. hsnng. 9 gen 15 E 68. for .cove average looks Soc.al drink., MI DOWN TO EARTH and warm Gres Seeking e,npoye- white SELF ASSURED yY/p ����.�w canpamonSniD and tun BOX t50E5 e, 5rrk+ny vngw weans mare. 5'' 40 l0 Smpe iemaie 37 senrny smWre nonMSi. tamale for friendship aria ooss,dy long. Single mare. 32 5 T. 170 ,b5 '1 am ,IY•FIf56 .`,L [ifia,c ",S1aCl,e iong hair okay MuSI aawri Ic earth n, tie t,,, bwrnosri,p and POs: farm Mucci Mp BOX 119Jb active Seeking d compitat i mMAgenl. OUIDEUNES Sole hrlijl 5n,p BO% Id51! sell assured worm BOX 13919 eniov vm.pro, things in lne Fishing camp- AFFECTIONATE GUY Call 1-900-451-3793 T/H OPe,aru.s ,ir A,a, 11.1 i,r Ise News ng coating ed BOX 30558 DANCE WITH ME Fit and mentally souna 39 y, ord. hand GOOD VALUES $2.49 per min. A�m,se, '.serer uti• nyrir vii rirr as rs QUALITY TIME &ngle elms 1.111-1, 30 alhor, build, curly some male. 210 ,b5 5 1 u mm d9 green "is within male. DfofeSvonal. loyal, nom Nr ninlmr era assume rip sab,,ry h.am d Sayre wile ,noel.- 35. smoke' casual down oar Enjoys au06 muvc dancing. eyes Enjoys romantic .von.gs dining out, rale 41. 510- 1751b,. do,m rya. brown ALLTOGETHER NOWT! nrsRvius. repot ,v ,I—ads wroth ane dr ..or Sewn.y a v,V. vn.ce,e arta rid. plot aoor achv-nes Seek -ng single white muvc, traveling Seeking an itlracn" ova oyes. In build Seeking Singe suns female 26 yr ad. d lemale. 5. 90 los win snort deeniea xwppdrpnarr. Print ads bavv a m sty^caw for quarry time Enjoys camp e'es. n1Ale lueman a police omwr is a plus. for 111, terns. 2536 prefer employed Lor nomwoke,. with compatible values, stn dock hair and Grown ayes (wkmq lora s/rix .varab,rry Aavanaed Itsx Sr,. 'ping. fishing, bowling and 'eddng long .nn reldldn5n,p Must nave talc am good limos. roman,. and pu—My some buil. And wino is compassionate BOX tem.. to jun me and my DOylnerd. m vKrS. ere are the Program iairaOrs b ,six 19208 inc bund arta Drown Hair BOX 14336 thing more serious BO% 12013 1453, friendship and nn BOX 20082 Ctnynflhr ,!y9!1 ATS ERIN: PERSONAL AD * FREE VOICE GREETING TO PLACI: mi'il FREE AD, CALL 1-800-662-8423, ANYUNIF, DAY M NI(;Irl'. 1 port SHOR TS N1 A 1Z(] I H. 1999 NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION. March 17, 1999 PAGE 15 P Pic•kerinW squad skate.. past Nepean in final Atom Panthers capture Pickering atoms Peterborough advance to semi-final VERC1Mv SALES -TD PICKERING - The Srmmons/BMI DICKERING - The Dldl's Honda Plckcl Construction major atom select Picker- Ing Paniliei, ehan 'A' hockey ICAIII ,kJICLI away ing Panthers hockey team has defeated with top honor, at it recent tnwnamem tit Peter the Markham Waxers in a hard-fought playoff sones borough. Pickering edged Nepean in the championship Pickering scored three goals in the , `brills, _ I Ry:u1 .lacksun and limn Austin were third period to win the final game 3-1. lite mark,nicn while Chris Rololo. Scow Watci, Chris Attard. Bobby Clark and Bradley and Austin chipped tit wuh one assist each Downton were the marksmen while Le- In the sena-final game, the Panthers were land Street, Justin Bruce. Taylor Gray, running on all cylinders. crushing the Niagara Kyle Fredericks and Matthew Perrault falls C'anucks 5-2 Bryan Cruse and Scan Glint assisted. Ian led the charge wnh two goals apiece while In game one, Jordan Launola Austin notched the other marker. Assists went to notched two goals while teammate Austin, Nick Hobson. Water, and Jeremy Whc Steven Loder added a single in a 3-0 Ian. win. Downton had three helpers and In the tournament opener, the Panthers Gray two. Goaltender Michael Johnson squared oil against the nuntfier-unc team in the turned aside everything that Markham j 'A' division of the (treater -Toronto Hockcy sent his way League, the Humber), test, Huskic,. Unimpressed Game two ended in a 2-2 draw with Downton scoring both Pickering goals. Wheels fall off Glenn's Clark. Fredericks. Lauriola and Perrault VERC1Mv SALES -TD assisted. Auto in basketball Also contributing to the team's sac- I cess were Matthew Gallagher. Ryan s W AAA. Lindsay. Ryan Van Sanvoort. Derek Savoie. Corey Lyver and Kyle Dean. AJAX _ nc absence of" some kev The Panthers finished first in their di- Glenn , Aoto Service players added up vision with a record of 14-1-1 and now h1 it lopsided loss to Dab,ls Bohs in move on to the semi-finals against No- Ajax ladies' Recrc:atonal 13askclh;dl belking. League play March ;. Pickering swimmer floats like a butterfly PICKERING - The Pickering Swim Club was well represented at the Provin- cial Championship Swim Meet In Ottawa recentfy. Brenna Wilson. 12. finished fourth in the finals of both the 100 -metre and 200m butterfly events. clocking personal best times and setting two new club records in 1 11.48 and 234 87. Wilson also swam In the 100m and 200m freestyle events. Warren Barnes. 13. finished fifth In the consolation finals of the 100m breaststroke and seventh in the consola- tion finals of the 200m breast. Barnes also set new personal best times and a new stardard for the Pickering Swim Club Alicia Kaye. 15. finished 19th in both the 400m Individual medley and the gru- elling 800m freestyle and 21st In the 400m free She's joining the Canadian Junior Triathlon Team for training in Vic - Iona. B.C. during the March break. Peewee Lightning don't yield goal in winning gold The Durham 'y5lest Llyntnniy Pee- wee BB Scotiabank gidsrep hockey team won the first International Women's Silver Stick Tournament in Sarnia recently. In the championship game. the Lightning defeated Peterborough 2.0. In the semi finals. the squad shut out Oakville 3-0 In round-robin play. the Lightning blanked Peterborough 2-0, Cambridge 3-0 and Onllta 6-0. CORRECTION NOTICE We w.,. � 7 draw your attention to Nie bllowing in our current 1999 catalogue. Page 13 - Item #14, Lounge Pad, 88- 0664-2. Copy reads: 44 99 each. Should read: 49.99 each. Page 100 - Wide Paramount Fishfnder 79-3827- 0. Copy reads: 699.99. Should read: 749.99. Page 100 - Wide Paramount Fishhnder, 79-3826-2. Copy reads: 549.99 each. Should read: 579.99 each. Page 100 - Humminbird VHF Radio, 79-3898-0. Copy reads: 329.99. Should read: 349.99. Page 100 - Eagle Optima Fishflr.der, 79- 3825-4. Copy reads: 499.99. Should read: 569.99. Page 103 - Item #4. Battery Boxes, Fuel Tanks. Accessories, 79-0312X. Copy reads: 11.99 to 15.99 each. Should read: 7.99 to 44.99 each. Page 113 - Items #6 and #7, Supercycle Bikes, 71-1200- 8/1206-6. The illustrations should be transposed. The bike pictured #6 is the 'Twister' and the bike pictured as #7 is the 'Illusion'. Page 136 - Inglis Small Appliances. The Inglis Coffee Maker, Iron, Toaster and Cordless Kettle will not be available until December 1999. Page 152 - Item #2, Replacement Twin Rollers, 49-0728X. Copy reads: Package of 2, 7.99. Should read: each, 7.99. Page 192 - Item #1, Moen Pressure -Balanced Tub and Shower Set, 63-3829-2. This product is not pressure -balanced as stated in the flyer. Page 225 - On My Way Travel System, 46-6056-4. Copy reads: 219.99. Should read: 239.99. Page 292 - Aluminum Rail Tonneau Covers. 41-080OX/2401X. Copy reads: ea. 99.99 - 289.99. Should read: Hook 8 Loop Tonneau Covers, 41-2440X tough. rot -resistant, reinforced vinyl ea. 99.99 - 139.99. Aluminum Rail Tonneau Covers. 41-0800X/2401X snap -on heavy-duty vinyl, ea. 289.99. Page 292 - Item #2, Aluminum Steps. 41-4723X. Copy reads: pair, 34.99 - 67.99. Should read: Chrome Universal Truck Step, 41-4723-8 single step, 34.99 aluminum steps, most makes, 41-4724X pair, 67.99 - 136.99. Page 329 - Item #1, Cobra Mobile CB Radio, 35-0101-8. Copy reads' Plugs conveniently into cigarette lighter. This is Incorrect This product does not have this feature. We sincerely regret any inconvenience we may have caused you e.w. 99ut - Zones 2.9 Dakota Boh, look full advantages tit the depleted Glenn's r, -,ter to pile nn the points for a 55-21 victory- Kc, ma Morrison and Colleen Wetcnn, each scored 111 pomt, tar Boh', C.uhy Fuch, replied with six fair Glenn's. In the second game. it 'Iron, second half by Fast Side Mann's paved the way to a 44-2X win oyer the Bank of Montreal. His: hankers kept the ,:one close in the first halt; but Marlo's proved nn, strung for the firm, hanker, in the final hall viii C'arTll]CfI ICI led the way tar `1:rio', with 12 plant, Julie Hughes and I.ana I aluumeant scored Ill points apiece for the hanker, Players from the lCaLLIC Ilse n Ajax and Pickering. tourney title with their opponents 28-2 record in league play. the Panthers outclassed the llu,kic, 3- 1. Whelan had two goals whtle Waters filed one Dcrek rwflt. ('ruse. Callum Woods and Quinlan set up the goal ,curer, In game two. Pickering I'eII to it very quick Nepean team 3 I 'fhc lone Panther goal was I scored by Quinlan from N'hcl;n Goalie, Ryan Boucher and Slut Mc('alluni were fhc driving tierce hehnd Pickering , ,uc- cess ill Peterborough. 'fhc defensive corps L3f Hobson. Kevin Husscy. Kory Young. "I"wilt. Woods and Kcvin Hacaluk was air light. allow- ing it paltry seven goals in four games. Other strung lnerfortn:mccs came front "rrevor Walsh and Jason Krl,nmxski The ,quad f, coached by Glcnn and Junes Morgan. and the learn framers are 'stark Hobson and Peter Rotolo. AJAX ACROS GYMNASTICS CLUB Monday, March 22 6:30 - 8:30 Wednesday, March 24 6:30 - 8:30 48 EXETER RD. (905) 427-0036 Hy 2 Hwy 401 A, i Kin s Cres. Exeter Nt Z Elayly St. Fastball team makes pitch for mighty mites 1'1( KERING - Pickering Heat Iasthall Association Is IIA -lin„ II., -w t„r the nice boy,' rep squad starling WednemLIN. Mauch 2-1 Boi., horn in I9X9 ,r 1990 are eligible to try out. The organvat3on pru,rdc, the town', youth a more competitive Icvel ,it ,ofthall. Players represent Picked, ,' across the Province. (;aruc, and practices take place Monday through ThurmLiy and on ,once weekend. 'Fry 1LIts will he held Wcdnc,,Lay,. Mt o h 2-1 and �l and April 7 al 7 p m :rt N,ui,mal ~port, ( ,wl,, it !hr 1 ner of %k hill, and Knr_•,t„n r„411, (Yost ,,1 1:ILh try „ill i, tit I .r iniac wt:,rmafi,:' I \tat Il,dru I:nii Outlet offered A chance to wm an electric fireplace h, +,mph fi ling out and returri the entn halka. 1 he lucL+ winner ova. Ilrlm orralulati-, ,�T1I \TI l\KI1111 I: 1N1 ENERGY o its AI'I-n1a1i OUTLET i,r "I our wrlr.itr A.Ax .• ;off ww.apthvdrn.on.ry Get read i *for yM� spring thaw, andiiiiiIa_ll the potholes that go with it. • w "Vw ` ,IT 1" Ri A. "l "Oft( SART 36 men&,Mss!- g,! Is"ent. >�h �1►`! /` 2_900mu �A • roM w &M w . spew Cam" 4 • 14tiaA itMGEN& • Cargo Cover aur Flo« 11111:11114 1. ' a �• � 7!S �yM • ileal` foot" - Leather rrapoer10 awrlr e..ar. TW Steering *heel V/ i 'T -t" '99 Explorer I Down Payment r 2 -Door Sport or ". 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NISE BOTER5 READ THE LEGAL COPY: 'Lease a new 1999 Explorer 1 Door Sport 4X4 with Sport Appearance Group, Sport Bucket Seats and 5„•qle CD Radio. n onthly ease payment of S319 based on a 36 month ease from Ford Credit to qualified retail lessees, on approved credit Some conditions and a mileage restriction of 60,000 km over 3b months apply Charge of $O 08 per km above mileage restriction applies, plus ipplicable taxes. Down payment or equivalent trade, first month's payment, freight and security deposit required (see advertisement). License, insurance, administration tees and all applicabie taxes are additional. Lease financing offer n not available on the 1999 Explorer 4x4 4-0oor XLS •+2.9% purchase financing available on new 1999 Explorers for a maximum of 48 months on approved credit to qualified purchasers. '1. 525,01x`530,0007535,000 financed at 2 9.6 annual percentage rate for 48 months, monthly payment n $552.25/5662 704 773 15 cost of borrowing (C O B.) is $1 508 00111.809.60152,111 20 and total to be repaid s f26,508.00/f31,809. 6037,111. 20 with $0 down payment, compared to a financing rate of 8 75% for 48 months. C 0,11 n S4.719 68115.66 i 52756.607 36 with SO down payment These are sample cakulatbm any. Sample calculations based on a 8.75% financing rate comparison Financing and lease rate offers herein are mutually exclusive Otters cannot be combined with any other offer Dealer may sell or lease for ex. All offers may change without notice. Some conditions may apply. Limited time offers. See Dealer for full details. Toronto FMDA, PO. Box 2000, Oakville, Ontario 1.61 SE4 VERC1Mv SALES -TD .• 4c6p, :ALES fro ""'• St Sh PMI Aa E ':•vw,or 292 ••;. s W AAA. .. tr snArlAriAW txaaaoaai6R •30 SALES .'DiF -:A cr ShsnorC Aw E MERCLR'A --fill, ML saaaal►Tpl 'S11 no RL :..tS.IJ yAWAV'M SALES LTD icon ;t E •9'S Eawnm AeE mvLon 905-45, 1, 4u oe:Ac%ft J +CIM„ x411 _: J "Cc war -•ML >4Lt�.:;; -St E •'M' Mw+nsm Ra .. 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Tiau,p. 759.4424 • .:,85535 THOANCREST'ORD SALES AER "D TRACK 1575 The auewuw•1' �.:.5 LTD Tommo :52513• Gane Crt TOTAL FORD SALES LTD. - +', 564-8789 D~2401 D$t.. Toranit. 781.5531 A" ti-EiMw LY/CGIh VE9C1Rr =S %61 LTD s'ONxJALE ;;NCtxAV : h St. W AERLLR, i4C LTD M isausaul-wis 313U j,"rn St. a115,270-R210� 7o.. 787-1534 Sym WESTON 'IENNED' c. RL: SALES LTD YEN'UNE c:"'L ,so S,,W Sc v Ra. W. SYES :7;; 84 Jakyille 905-5-1646 1hN SWzta, ria A'e" 234-•,'U, iA LAND LINCOLN MERCURs SALES ',.'C WMfTBr '7C Tratailar Sc MARK,:,L.. JNCixw i 111. 1905, 844 3273 MERCURY SALES LTD PICKERING 1'[o Do= SI E ROYALWhay. WL>LOS LINCOLN, 1.800-565-5893 MERCUERG MERCURY ,,LES :TUI LID WOODBRN)GE It" 07 E :t W45bMy Ra.. AL •'ALLADIM 5 PwItixuu; 9051666.2300 PINETREE JNCOLR, RICHMOND LULL MERCURY 7777 Weston Ra.. CITY rLAO LTD Wcv,®naw 10414 YonOe SL. 1416,198-4,777 R-chmooa Hit. 9051884-9251 www.ford.ca/offers/ ®•-� Tiktrt for Yol( Toro0o. NISE BOTER5 READ THE LEGAL COPY: 'Lease a new 1999 Explorer 1 Door Sport 4X4 with Sport Appearance Group, Sport Bucket Seats and 5„•qle CD Radio. n onthly ease payment of S319 based on a 36 month ease from Ford Credit to qualified retail lessees, on approved credit Some conditions and a mileage restriction of 60,000 km over 3b months apply Charge of $O 08 per km above mileage restriction applies, plus ipplicable taxes. Down payment or equivalent trade, first month's payment, freight and security deposit required (see advertisement). License, insurance, administration tees and all applicabie taxes are additional. Lease financing offer n not available on the 1999 Explorer 4x4 4-0oor XLS •+2.9% purchase financing available on new 1999 Explorers for a maximum of 48 months on approved credit to qualified purchasers. '1. 525,01x`530,0007535,000 financed at 2 9.6 annual percentage rate for 48 months, monthly payment n $552.25/5662 704 773 15 cost of borrowing (C O B.) is $1 508 00111.809.60152,111 20 and total to be repaid s f26,508.00/f31,809. 6037,111. 20 with $0 down payment, compared to a financing rate of 8 75% for 48 months. C 0,11 n S4.719 68115.66 i 52756.607 36 with SO down payment These are sample cakulatbm any. Sample calculations based on a 8.75% financing rate comparison Financing and lease rate offers herein are mutually exclusive Otters cannot be combined with any other offer Dealer may sell or lease for ex. All offers may change without notice. Some conditions may apply. Limited time offers. See Dealer for full details. Toronto FMDA, PO. Box 2000, Oakville, Ontario 1.61 SE4 P PAGE 16 NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY EDITION, March 17, 1999 SCOREBOARD w•.r, � If You Live in Durham NAARCF 1 17, 1999 PICKPANTHERSOU PANTHERS PLAVOFi SCHEDULE 111W oFas.ar, ONA L�' M1 P,oy*K,ei Jv A E av Cora .nal t wmty PICKERNG PANTHERS VS. LINDSAY MUSKIES Gama ortr tie•„try Marr 14 a, P.:kerng li>«.w1.n (. o rah.. 6 30 pm (P,& --"q 3 - Lrtdsay t Gama Iwo: Minuet' Marys 15 atPuny R__1_ Coww. ' x Pm (P,o,rvcy 5 - L,,Obay 4 On Gants thea W,-VW.CI y. March 17 at Lylasay 7 x p m art Gh tour t,..-dy Marcs, 18 at LnOeey. 7 x Geer ttw. 5,,:,:vy March 2 t at P,As ,-,g cOnti-Aa.. 7 30 P m to narnssary). Game ata. Ma.0Marro ay. 22 - urtosay • x p m to newssary) Gina- 1..-Sday. M -y, 23. at Px* r y carp,,•.. 7 30 p m to rrac - Pmrt 9lends WWW 2-0 CENTRAL CONFERENCE FINAL COUC1NCHNGTERRN IERS VS COLLGWOOOBLUES ame oro: GSur V nn,t,, , a a, C A,,qw, d iCNIh, - .. Cnucn rt' 0) Gerrie two . M—fty Marin :5 at &:ax ,,rg ,Couchmr,g t w G.” 1) - aer,es nod 1-1 WEST CONFERENCE FINAL BRAMALEA BLUES VS. MILTON MERCHANTS arth Garra Frba, +Ran... 12 at MAp• �B .mw',ea I , M.M.4—Garro two- Surety. Mach l a at Brama,ea Bramai 5 y Mal- 21 Br-Iw1- W d. . *5 2-0 N PICKERG PANTHERS VS. OSHAWA LEGIONNRES CONFERENCE SEMI-FINAL (Beat of sawn) -ne Galae: n,v,daycy . Mara a, 1-q Pyro- Compe.. '30 pm Cr11s two: F•day. Marti 5. 7 30 p m at P dwwV Rt tx n Comobx (Pick - _Z 6 - Om— 2) Goo thee: Satardey. Mary, 6 at 0& -am Cvc A"w tt n. 7 p m (Osnat to 6r R1,e,m JT) Garrw ka 1a lay. Marys 9 at O %nota Cmc Aud,Ip, 7 30 p m (Oshawa 3 t'5 P we,ng on arrw Geye: Thursdaymc . March t 1 - 0"" CAudota . 7 30 p m (Pft _g6-Ost a2 Geste Six. Frba,. Mar,-!• 12 at Pdreny Racreatgn Compex at 730 pm. ,Paige»rt' 5 - Oshawa 2' Min - Pki g wires sad" 4-2 PICKERING PANTHERS VS. COBOURG COUGARS CONFERENCE OLMRTER-FINALS (B.0 of IM) G-tn one: Wr!J-9gsly, FM 2a at P—,r,g P---,., Com .. 7 x pm ,',aH.S ` ry CnXqurg 3) Game two: F, bay. Feo 260Cabowg -Mem xio Arena. 830 P m iv.>.era,g8 c:rzxv - on G-tw eine: fay Feb 28 at Pckerng P-10, Compeer 8x pm Pp,pyr3 � < r ; :rg 2) PO -6t; wa- a 34. IC PKEFEN' ec MES BASKETBALL LEAGUE MASTERS DIVISION GAME ONE - PLAVOFFS Ma,p' N 'Ja^ w^+oe,' i•laura�ce . - y E^ y 8 ­Systems 3- TOP SCORERS Van Kerne-t Rays Fr.ttlu 16wo. Jot, Esc -2 L956e Wbe.es 1 t. Gary Y,^ 1' Envoy- Rope, youy 13. FW Doli 8 GAMETWO I—PJ o,b 50 y MCWW P,ngps 45 TOP SCORERS etav- tit Ppr0c W nsn tau Cr_ 16 Sam Terry 1Coy . RChatrnsen 6 ,A M -se Pretgfea: Da— Atarn t— 12 Vfib- 8 Brad Hewn 6 GAME THREE Jersey/. 65 , MSC ,br s 5C TOP SCORERS Vereeye: A. B- - - Bob NckkAD J 15 Bin Wood 10 Om Leans 10 WAI H m's. '4-a Lamar 23 BA PaI-pa3 9 Tp- Recant' 8 GAME FOUR op -a.da bs 53 rS Ett-Rod Horytgs 5' TOP SCORERS Dekob' Pat Py • 3 Jr Bower '3 N Wabw 9 EL/bQ Rey Fw, 2C. Netball team seeks Plavers It yyu arc m- icrcstcd in getting t i;. Icarnng I,, r1.1 .a non -con - 1.a: t is ani spurt, nnctmg new peo- p1c, and haying tun. the Ajax- 1',,kcnng nethall icam ,s interested in &„u People tet all .d',htics are unit cd n, _juin the team on VN'edncs- days In,fil 30 p nl to 9 30 P.m. at Ih RobLrta Bondar Public School. '_5 Sulh- %an I)r.Ajax . Ncthall Hs an international ,rk,rl played by two team. of sc%cn playcn and haled on throw- ing and catching. traditionally tt1C sport is played by women. but mined and men's nethall is becom- ing increasingly popular. Goals are stored from with- in a &-tined arca, by throwing the hall into a net at- tached to a 3.05- metre -high pont. Each player has a designated area on Court, de- termined hN his or her playing po- sition. A player must pass the hall or shoot on goal within three sec- onds of taking possession. m. Nt, player is allowed to come into contact with an opponent in a way that will in- terfere with the Opponent's play. either accidental- ly or deliherately. Currently, Canada is ranked 13th in the world in netball, in front of the U.S., and behind such countries as Aus- tralia and Ja- maica. It is a Commonwealth Games spun. and Ontario had four pia\cis on the Canadian team which participat- ed in the games held in Kuala Lumpur in Sep- temher 1998 Call Grad: at 416-569-4894 or Sandra at 420- 3h27 ® Region... Whfty L_, THEN THIS IS FOR YOU! 1999 REGISTRATION Girls and flocs ages 4 through 20 two dates, for your convenience First Weekend Saturday. March 6 & Sunday, March 7 9 (N) A.M. to 3:00 PM. The Children's Arena. Oshawa Seetund Weekend) Saturday. March 27 & Sunday March 28 4(N) A.M. to 3:00 P.M. ' Iroquois Park Arena. Whitby Il,r inG,rniauml call •t:i4-8919 or visit w ww.)7 mc.o n. calw'mlal Ska� 9 C,4 Pot 8x 64v\ Ftgut m Commth`en 19g9 tti ,ePhoo 9 bioaW enc eat m IO Open P1akS x Ma ch20t ewes Ptetta Became1200t90 byka S to 10 00t,leap imlot pFE-SC � tested Pto9�5 ys a s a� b 4 `featto Skate CPNSor ttP�E Pto9t 5 & UP dtdWten age a In For more i el alk ttie A kvol F S C o'we® messag 3 9p5-686 9-9 5a 1 g 5- 0 ou 0A the .e 11 ki Billy G. Amusement Inc. I * presents i at Metro East Trade Centre Northwest Outdoor Parking Lot All Rides One Dollar $1.00 1 Midway - Cotton Candy - And More Wed. March 17 11 a.m. - 8 p.m. Thurs. March 18 11 a.m. - 8 P.M. Fri. March 19 11 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sat. March 20 11 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sun. March 21 11 a.m. - 8 p.m. Everyone Welcome Proceeds go to local charities Email the Ajax -Pickering !News Advertiser at newsroom@durham-net = -- M an man CCT[ CCU . CCM k: CCU CCM CCI[ cC11[`'I CCU 1, ccm CCU I CCM j CCU is CCM h; CCM �. 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