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[-1 United',..the e Ajax -Pickering effort falls short of goal, but local agencies won't be hui BYl1NDAWHITE total of $1.01 million. And need through 22 agencies, such Brothers and Denise building their own community through their donations to the Way will be a e money for its Community Pro - Staff Writer Last year's United Way though it fell short of its goal of $1.3 million, United Way of as Big House for abused women and United Way" jest Grants Program, which "en fund-raising campaign was "the Ajax -Pickering executive direc- their children. "is getting Because the money raised in the 1998 campaign under drive funds local projects that - hance the community by im- best ever' for your local agency, which credits "the gen- for Dennis Goulin is pleased with the results. through. "As the community grows, chairman Bob Pizer is an in- pacting positively and directly erosity of the community" with "Thousands of people have the needs grow:' he explains. "The United Way has to grow crease over the previous year, "there will be more funds avail- on the lives of citizens in Ajax and Pickering;' a news release helping it help people in need. The campaign collected shown their support for the United Way:' says Mr. Goulin, with it. We like to think of our- able for agencies:' notes Mr. notes. $1,083,855• a 7.2 -per cent in- who believes the United Way's selves as helping to build the And are Goulin. At the same time, the United Racing Against Drugs, a See UNITED A2 crease over the previous year's message about helping those in community. people gave tion. That process ruently gave page DENNIS GOULIN 'Helping to build the community.' PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING'S COMMUNITY N EW SPAPER SINCE 1965 ---------------- - - — - - PRESSRUN 44.000 32 PAGES WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1999 OPTIONAL WEEK DELIVERY $51 SI NEWSSTAND n� Pickering councillor calls for policy Upfor ar , on projects and programs 1 Show us cost rrww�,,:; - �i� spring 7.7 :7 - .. 4, cleaning in Pickering? Programs in place for bay, neighbourhoods PICKERING — Residents can help impro%e the environ- ment around Frenchman's Bay and throughout Pickering by getting involved in clean-up programs being offered by the Frenchman's Bay Watershed Rehabilitation Project (FBWRP). People arc being invited to pledge to pick up one bag of garbage per nxxuh in a public place in their community. The FBw'RP will even wp- ply a bag and a pair of gloves. As well. for people who enjoy getting involved in a team effort, the organization is hosting a 'clean-up hour' at a designated site within the rcnchnlan's Bay watc-hed from 7 to 8'p.m. the first Tues- day of even month from April to September. Residents should call the FBWRP office at 420-4660. ext 2155 to register themselves or their families to participate. The first clean-up hour of the year will be held April 6 at 7 P.M. Vdunteen will meet at Kit- ky Avenue. south of Finch Av- enue off Dixie Road. Every link bit helps, note project organizers. Anvone who knows.of a public area in their neighbourhood that needs cleaning up is invited to contact the FBWRP. The organization is a com- munity partnership funded by the federal. provincial and mu- nicipal levels of government and designed to educate through hands-on environmen- ts! programs. Call the number above for more information on programs or to book a one -(lour environ- mental workshop for your school or community group. ,Pickering c RON PIETROIYIRO( News Advertiser photo A lick and a promise data: Ryan BY MARIANNE. TAKAC'S StafjWriter PICKERING — A council- 6�r's proposal to rcquirc that every project or program brought before Council be ac- companied by detailed infor- mation about its costs and fi- nancing has received a luke- warm reception from some of his colleagues. Council voted last week to refer the proposal from Ward l local Councillor Dave Ryan to the Town's audit committee for four weeks for further study. If approved, Coun. Ryan's motion would require that whenever a new project or Pro- gram was introduced. informa- tion would have to be provided along with it detailing its esti- in each of its first five years of mated actual cost, including fi- operation. Emily Jenkins shares a special moment with Metro East Trade Centre in Pickering. Rosie nancing, and if applicable, the As well Rosie, a sir -month-old basset hound, at the was on hand with her owners to take part in annual operating costs asso ciat- - Rath Torun and aper xwrces Trillium Dug Show last weekend at the the Bert of Show class. ed with the project or program of tunding would have to be rows folr AV's police pursuit bill and «l0,- S upport g nicipal tax base would have to be confirmed as available with- DAVE RYAN 'Council has an obligation to know:' McTeague's call for stiff penalties for evaders gains momentum church in existing budgets ane or to - serve,.. BY MARIANNE TA/iA(S are keenly aware Of the tragedy — cle and injured another person in the process could go to Any proposed tax increases, special levies a financing costs Scuff writer that is taking place o n our urday to hand out flyers and donations. Ms. prison for a maximum of 10 required would have to be ex - The merit killing of a Pick- suees" spwb .... , , , , • , , .Bl . , ..B3 ears. Any driver causing death pressed as an annual cost for as Bring priest and two other inno- cent citizens by cars fleeing po- Approximately 300 private member's bills have bee . -i sub- while evading police could be i soned for life. hTlnere bog as required: • Cost estimates would have to lice is apparently helping to mitoed to the current Par arneat "We're off to a bit slow start" says drive tutor is currently no special be +upported by a staff report. build support for a private member's bill calling for stiffer and a lottery process tw, been used to bring about 50 themdere- I vision in the Criminal Cade (or using a car to evade police. including comments from de - partment heads, and verified by punishment for drivers trying to n- forward for further wn:i 1' Mr. McTeague notes that the signatures of the Town trea- evade cops. gave tion. That process ruently gave ��Ssss while some have suggested the wren and chief administrative Bill C-440, introduced last fall by Pickering -Ajax- Mr. McTeague the oppo-tunity to argue. successfully, before a markets after the first found less in sham I pre- woolegl be he's calling for would be focused on react officer. Ryan maintained the Uxbridge MP Dan McTeague, is to before Padia- subcommittee of MPs fr,,tn all parties to have C-440 debated through this weekend to a urn, believes it could act as deterrent. information 1e was asking for information is only what "the public has a expected go ment for debate and a second in the House. .•I�y. a a valuable "A lex of people are evading right to know and council has reading vote during the week of "I'm amazed we've been '05�.-�Iprl (police) because they are intox- an obligation to know on behalf April 20. If ifs approved C- able to get this far this quckly.' DAN McTEAGUE kated or have committed a far of the public" 440 will then be referred to the says Mr. McTeague of tht bill's ',41n", d we've been able to less serious offence:* he ex- However, some Council House of Commons Standing progress. et thisfar this uick/y.' 8 4 plains. members suggested the kind of Committee on justice and It suggests the seriousness "Fa many, fleeing police is information Court. Ryan's pro - Legal Affairs for consideration. with which this issue is being the Criminal Code and worth the risk. Three deaths to posal was describing is already "The bill now has to be taken very seriously by legisla- treated in Ottawa." Under C-440, anyont who under could be imprisoned for up to Ontario i t the past to the fact half are testimony to the fact provided. "Let me assure you this is tors;' says Mr. McTeague. -I'm it. operates a motor vehicle to a officer world be two years, In addition, individuals who people believe they can actually exactly what we do;' said Ward A4 confident the vote will pass Most Members of Parliament evade peace guilty of an indictable o fence tried to evade police in a vehi- See CHASE page A2 See PICKERING page ' Easter food s drive failingShortInside the News Advertiser ln, n The Sav-A-Centre supermarket in Pickering is a regular donor of baked goods to St. Paul's on -the -Hill Community Food Bank, which is currently holding its annual Easter food drive. Gathering some of goodies together here are (left to right) Silvana Harth of the food bank, store bakery manager Pauline Peacocke, and food bank volunteer Michelle Harth. t M R 1wkpen&d Mated Feed There may be bate sheles at St. Paul's on -the -Hill Conner- going tosuper- g participating markets this Thursday and Sat- EdAKW ' )�f8� nity Food Bank this sprsg and urday to hand out flyers and donations. Ms. Eft DNA .........A6 Sery lDwIlismArSi.t `' f°rOMe'29s"°'s summer if there isn't a sgnifi- cant increase indfront collect cash Romeo is hopeful Pickering "open spwb .... , , , , • , , .Bl . , ..B3 . RICHARD S.PRKZ the communiryW iauwwl and Ajax residents will Easter food drive t their hearts during the Easier "We're off to a bit slow start" says drive tutor season". In 199$, St. Paul's distrib (ligE -7 Brenda Romeo. "We' ng things will pick up iNer uted 1918 packs of food, each providing about four to five A CALL Ogg.......683-5110 --`` "FOR YOU TWO weekend:' The drive started F y but days of nourishment for an in- dividual a family. Those sup- t�tliratlM ..683-5117 MATERNITY St. Paul's volunteers cking plies helped an estimated 5,866 gas* loom .683-3005 ��Ssss the donation bins m 1 upu- people. about half of them chit- Ane" the ..683-7545 a markets after the first found less in sham I pre- dren. The food drive will continuevious April sincerely Tom ...... 1-800-662-8423 11,`5 OFF re Ms. through this weekend to The �Romeo. years, Ifs not as much rice had 9. Non-perishable food dona- tions may be dropped off in Pickering at LOEB Glendale, �jl ............... neWSr00fll@dufham.net .r' ar �AhF /iho `A.dwiik pe dfor" INN site durhamnews.netThe '05�.-�Iprl volunteers will �Cdoing their best to revive the � ve by See FASTER page A4 FAX . ...,,...683-7363 A r AM PAGE A2 NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY EDITION, AWrc i 31,1999 Chase bill IT ! 9 Me gathers support in community, Parliament Hill CHASE. Jrom page AI bolt from a police officer with impuni- ty:' Father Ilce Miovski of Pickering. 50, was walking to his car in Scarbor- ough on the night of March 21 when be was hit and killed by someone flee- ing from police in a stolen vehicle. Va- lero (Larry) Kovaliv. 41. died shortly after the vehicle he was driving in Toronto was hit March 26 by someone trying to escape in a car from police. And Bernard Todd Brant, 27, was struck and killed by a vehicle fleeing from police March 28 as he changed a lire at the side of a highway in Tren- ton. The MP says he's also approaching the federal Minister of Justice to have the government adopt the bill and move it forward itself to give it a bet- ter chance of being made into law quickly. The hill has already received the endorsement of the Canadian Auto- mobile Association and the Canadian Police Association, United Way effort leaves agency officials `very pleased' UNffED fru n p,, L•r 41 drug awareness program that targets Grade 6 students across Durham Rc- gion, and Rainbows, a peer support program for children experiencing grief because of a significant loss, arc among the projects that have received funding. "We're very pleased.- adds Mr. Croulin, who already has his eyes set on this year's campaign. "Our job now is to get ready for the 1999 campaign. It really is a year- round job.- A chairman fix that campaign has- n't yet been named, but should he in place by the end of April. Meaetwhtte, the ltt)ttc9L Wsy Woking for volunteers to sit on its Cit- izen Review Panels, which help deter- mine how moxley raised will he allo- cated. Call 686-(1606 for more informa- tion. Correction A story about a local dancer in the Friday, March 26 edition of the News Advertiser contained an error. Canada's Wonderland Tropicale dancer Shannon Bruce is a student with the Denise Lester Dance Acade- my of Pickering. The News Advertiser regrets the error. ARE YOU FINANCIAL: PREPARED F01 THE FUTURE DR. S. KHALFAN OPTOMETRIST EveningrUturday Appointments Available Ample Free Parking 62 II•neood Ave. S., Ajax uJ our spnp Sob roar (PMM 0676) m Wed n 111• f Lrr RLpregPT 6 8MLTIn I W.w. Lp Frpra fedi rd61 ar alp. 270 so f52d0 - P.— an tar•• poma Peps 61 - YNwle N—nds- caq ws atw6ea. Cdq anaM rpd 'NRw1e Dtartlatds 517eaY OMer. TM kaNarc• dreams an •rssM d. 7M pai sM canWns an Eau de oMfe SOm, PM•xmM Borg Lobe 200 M, &W a mol re Eau de ioyW Spray 10rN. 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When he was This industry report shows clearly report entitled, "The 9 Step System to how the traditional ways of selling a crash early Sunday morning. wrong he'd admit it. When he was DnWr-. k" ergKl. .n —bl-. Tb- ret. 'r., ,.`... . ,,,.ter Russell David Johnson, 18, was right he'd stand by his convic- of hornesellers don't get what they wam this report, call 1-900-766-3267 and for their home and become disillusioned driving a pick-up truck south on tions" 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. when they put their home on the market. Call NOW to find out how you can Brock Road just outside Clare- As a youngster, Mr. Johnson _your nc,. wt,.... <......,q r.., n..i.., sl.. rr......-... A.ur.. Qvw o., r.t Al. ..ret... w,, .......... ........r.rr.r, c�.A.e mont around 3:05 a.m. when the was in a special education class at '^ vehicle left the road and struck a Valley View Public School in hydro pole, Durham Regional Po- Greenwood, but later chose to at - lice report. He was pronounced tend Pickering High School where �. dead at the scene. No other vehicle no special education program was was involved. Mr. Johnson available. lived all his life in the hamlet of "He wanted to be there, where Brougham and was the son of all his friends he grew up with Ward 3 Regional Councillor Rick were:' says Coun. Johnson. Johnson and his wife, Susan. He had most recently been at - "T c%c things happen:'says the tending Samuel Borden High Funeral services were to be grieving father. "You have to hold School in Scarborough, where he held todav for 18 -Year-old them close when you've got was completing Grades I I and 12. Russell Johnson, .ion of Pick - them" Mr. Johnson was "quite a guitar ering Regional Councillor As news of the tragedy spread player" and also an avid and excel- Rick Johnson, following a through the community, Russell lent skier, says his father. "He fatal car crash near his home Johnson's young friends and neighbours brought flowers to the could ski the moguls and do the 360 on one ski. Skiing was Sunday. Al right, memorial scene of the crash. his love in the winter." bouquets were left by friends "Russell was pretty popular." The young man had worked at who visited the crash .scene on says Coun. Johnson, noting his son the l-akeridge Links golf course Monday. had been out with friends shortly and the Pickering Playing Fields as before the accident that took his well as taking om timekeeping du- bother Chris, and grandparents would appreciate donations made life. According to his father. Mr- ties for the Pickering Oldtimers Florence Mennie and Ivan and in Russell Johnson's memory to Johnson had struggled with great Hockey League. His father notes Lorene Johnson. the Bob Rumball Centre for the determination all hos life to over- he was a hard worker and known A funeral service was to be held Deaf or the Children's Wish Foun- cone the obstacles he was faced as someone ready to take on and today at 2 p.m. at the Claremont dation, two chanties the family has with. He was born with a cleft lip complete any job. Community Centre. A private in- been involved with as volunteers. and palate and spent much of his "Russell was determined. He torment, with family and friends, T c Durham police traffic man - early life at the Hospital tot Sick was going to make something of was to take place at the Brougham agement unit is investigating the Children in Toronto and under- his life" In addition to his parents. Cemetery. crash. Police say alcohol appears went several surgeries. He also Mr. Russell is survived by his In lieu of flowers. the family to have been a factor. .Durham College gets $700,000 for new technology spaces Durham College is getting more than Access to Opportunities will provide $150 Durham College received was based on the $700,000 to create 105 new student spaces in million over throe years to Ontario universities partnerships it forged within the community, high-tech programs. and colleges in arras such as computer and says Mr. Bunker, who noted in-kind donations This is a really significant amount of software engineering. from corporate sponsors combined with money money" says Bruce Bunker, director of tech- The college must raise funds from the pn- allocated to the technology programs from the nology for Durham College- " finest programs vate sector to help offset startup costs and the capital fund-raising campaign mask it possible will grow. The government wants more stu- Province matches those funds. The amount to receive the $70().000 grant. A-- ' m is they re encouraging by giving us this funding for equiprnent.' Through the Province's Access to Oppo rtu- mttes program, the college will gel $703000 this year for new capital purchases to open up space in engineering and techmrkogy programs. "At Durham the money will be used for elec- tnxmics, computer science ad computer pro- gramming," Mr. Bunker says. Fraud case won't be heard until May The case of a volunteer charged with s t c a I i n g $I 18,000 from the York Durham Her- itage Railway Association and the Picker- ing Softball Association has been ad- journed until May. Clifford Roy Smith, of Little Britain Road, who volun- teered as trea- surer of both associations, is accused in the theft of $37,947 from the local soft- ball association and $80,957 from the her- itage railway association. An investi- gation was launched by the Durham .Regional Po- lice Service following an audit of the as- sociations' records. Mr. Smith, 51, a former accountant, was arrested March 10 and charged with two counts each of fraud over $5,000, theft over $5,000 and fraudulent con- cealment. He is sched- uled to appear in Oshawa provincial court May 7. The Certi- fied General Accountants Association of Ontario has suspended Mr. Smith's membership and he is no longer permitted to practice. WHY 72% OF HOME SELLERS DON'T GET THE PRICE THEY WANT FOR THEIR HOME. Pickering, Ontario - A rule rcputt ti" husucullcri make 7 deadly mistakes just been released which reveals 7 that cost them literally thousands of costly mistakes that most homeowners dollars. The good news is that each and make when selling their home and a 9 every one of these mistakes is entirely step system that can help you sell your preventable. home fast and for the most amount of In answer to this issue, industry money insiders have prepared a free special This industry report shows clearly report entitled, "The 9 Step System to how the traditional ways of selling Cot Your Horne Sold Fast and For Top [tames has become iacreasinsy !ns and DnWr-. k" ergKl. .n —bl-. Tb- ret. 'r., ,.`... . ,,,.ter of the matter is that fully three quarters about bow to order your free copy of of hornesellers don't get what they wam this report, call 1-900-766-3267 and for their home and become disillusioned enter [DN 1000. You can call anytime, - and worst - financially disadvantaged 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. when they put their home on the market. Call NOW to find out how you can As this report uncovers, most get the most money for home. _your nc,. wt,.... <......,q r.., n..i.., sl.. rr......-... A.ur.. Qvw o., r.t Al. ..ret... w,, .......... ........r.rr.r, c�.A.e Only a few days left to meet the } PICKERIOWNeCENTRNG 905-683-7171 SALE BARGAi� iN 70DAY'S News Advertiser Wed., Mar. 31, 1999 News Advertiser . Eaton's Ajax/Pick. ' Dtxham BusinmTmles Pick. ' Future Shop AjaxlPick. ' Paul Mac's Ajax ' Pine Ridge Garden Gallery Ajax/Pick. Real Estate Ajax/Pick. ' The Brick Ajax/Pick. ' White Rose Ajax/Pick. ' . r Irvaed to Whaled hourdlolds only R:-nernber, all inserts, including -c on glossy paper, can be clod with the rest of your ic" `pW through your blue 4 Recycling program. F)r nformafion on delivering .r�.r advertising flyers, IJ `CAN F:.FTCHE R x 4' LAI' \ 10. r ..► BRIANNE Wednesday's Carrier of the Week is, Brianne. She enjoys Rollerblading & Basketball. Brianne will receive a dinner for 4 voucher compliments of McDonald's. Congratulations Brianne, for being our Carrier of the Week. 1 45 Kink,.,,r„ Rd \ins r Fresh, Quality Meats at Unbeatable Prices! EA�'!Ei t�ADI't'IOX=` Smoked Bone -In am • r y ' i 49 wick or rslha w%� � hd W.� $�r! •=h $3 V �fTk Me-]7 rer $3 Hiasi IItU. Pork or rile l 11.. So>nlshl am lf4.A.re.f PnOWdthla/ 7 7775-W Ewt Pickles� Pickles wxm Uoexs UGGOUGW I� 1tir�ej�I Mr, lkld�ie tip, l�Ir�i� �i'7lri 1 stn. 1tNs A•/. iY ?Mn. M Nu emetwe mtil all" Tel. 9 S. S•t. H Saft"IN r April % 19119 ♦ MOE M IIlW! 1101611Yd11YFG119GY FEIIIDM.ftreh 31.1f M Durham Catholic teachers win reduced load, hard work bonus BY SUSAN O'NEILL Staff Writer Catholic high school teachers here -will see their current workload decrease this fall but they'll still instruct more classes than they used to under a revised contract that grants educators a bonus for their extra work this year, reports board chairman Mary Ann Martin. But local teachers' union leader Tony White reports teachers don't view the board's concessions as "much of an im- provement' over an arbitrator's ruling made in January. The Durham Catholic District School Board released details of a nio d- ieed two-year collective agreement with the Ontario English Catholic Teachers' Association (OECTA) Thursday. As of September, separate high ,,h(x)l teach- ers in the region will be required to in - Easter food drive off to a slow start fASTFRJrvm page Al 1900 Dixie Rd: the SuperCentre on Liverpool Road just south of Kingston Road: Sav-A-Centre in the Ambcrlea Plaza on Whites Road north of Strouds Lane: and Pickering fireballs at Kingston and Rosebank Road: Finch Avenue and Diric: and Bayly Street west of Brock Road. Among the ford items most needed arc: canned fruit, canned stew, canned meat, sugar, flour, powdered milk, canned fish. cold cereal, canned pasta, meal helpers, peanut butter and school snacks such as pudding cups, fruit cups and juice boxes. St. Paul's volunteers will also be accepting each donations at the super- market during busy shopping hours. The money is used to buy items such a% fresh milk, eggs. fruit.% and vegeta- hles, baby food and baby formula as needed. Cash donations may also be made at St. Pal's on-thc-Hill Anglican Church weekday mornings from 9 a.m. to norm or any time on weekends (nng the bell at the main entrance). Donamms by cheque (made out to St. Paul's Ford Bank) can also he mailed to St Pal's on -the -Hill Anglican Church. 882 Kingston Rd.. Pickering, LIV IAS Pickering councillor wants new policy on project data - PICKER I %G from jwSr AI 2 Regional Councillor Doug Dicker - ..What's here is not out of line with what staff already provide; said Mavox Wavne Arthur%. in an interview after the meeting, Coun. Ryan agreed the information is provided when staff make recommen- dations to Council, but added it's not necessarily there when councillors bring forward proposals. He explained he was prompted to propose the policy by two recent pro - jests he maintains were brought before council with insufficient supporting information — the construction of a Millennium Trail on the waterfront with the aid of federal and provincial funding. and Town funding for land purchases in Pickering together with the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority. While the councillor said he isn't oec:essarily opposed to Town partici- pation in either project, councillors were simply not given enough facts on which to base a decision. If he and oth- ers had not demanded more inforrna- tion at the time and deferral of a final decision on the issues, he added, Council could have ended up commit- ting the Town to -several millions of dollars" in expenditures. Coun. Ryan contends the reason the proposal was referred to the audit committee was to -minimize debate" and postpone a decision on it. The audit committee which will ex- amine his proposal is scheduled to meet April 8 at 7 p.m. at the Town hall. * I'm hoping anyone who has a con- cern about public access to informa- tion and democracy will attend and make their feelings known," says Coun. Ryan. CORRECTION In our Sears flyer, starts Mon., Aarch/29, ends Saturday, April/03, 1999. Media C035F599. page 48. Reads: 1/2 price Bean Bunny toy, with any purchase of $20.00 or more at Sears, for just $2.99 reg. $5.99. This item is sold out. Sears regrets any inconvenience this may have caused our struct 6.5 of eight classes a year, down frown 6.7 of eight mandated by January's arbitration ruling. And, all full-time edu- cators will get a $700 lump -sum pay- ment in recognition of their increased workload daring the current school year. "I want our teachers to know thev are being recognized for their work with our students and their contribution to educa- tion;' says Ms. Martin. "I look forward to a return to a more settled, complete and happy secondary school environ- ment. This agreement will he beneficial to everyone in our secondary schools" An arbitrator's ruling handed down Jan. 27 awarded teachers a two -per cent pay hike. effective Jan. I of this year, and another one -per cent increase effec- tive Jan. I, 2000. The arbitrator also gave the (ward and local OECTA mem- bers 45 days to iron out details of the de- partment lead structure in secondary schools for this coming September. The two parties also re -negotiated several other aspects of the two-year deal, which covers September 1998 to August 2000, Ms. Martin reports. "We went back in and offered the teachers 6.5 out of eight which is less than the arbitrator offered them;' site says. That means teachers will only have to instruct four of four classes in one of four semesters over a two-year cycle. But, Durham OECTA Secondary president Mr. White notes the second year of that two-year cycle falls outside of the current collective agreement, which means some teachers who are in- structing seven of eight classes this year will have the same workload next year. "Teachers did not see this as much of an improvement;' Mr. White says. The two groups also worked out de- tails of a new "curriculum chair" model to replace the current department head structure in high schools and made some improvements to the employee benefits package, she says. Reducing teaebers' workload to 6.5 periods means the board will have to hire an additional 12 secondary school teachers for the fall, says Ms. Martin, who notes that will cost approximately $672,(100. And, giving each of the board's 425 high school teachers a $700 bonus will cost $297,500. The money will come from the board's current oper- ating budget, the Whitby trustee adds. Meanwhile, Ms. Martin says she's hopeful extra -curricular activities will sown resume in high schools. "Hopefully making (teachers') work- load a little easier will give them more time at the end of the day," she says. Wiseman wins NDP nod t1 IN ,^1 f �A he Former MPP Jim Wise- man has thrown his hat back into the electoral ring. Mr. Wiseman will repre- sent the New Democratic Party in Pickering -Ajax - Uxbridge Riding when the next provincial election is called. Mr. Wiseman, a teacher at Ajax High School, was Durham West MPP from 1990 to 1995. He was nomi- nated at a riding association meeting March 24. 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Rc,llurce Ct:ntre offers ca- fered are computer use for job bank kiosk, newspapers, Infamrtim Coate std how: toy cotomear " information on post -sec- aatrdaaa with the Clm Ewinoonco l inforssioa about the study or the Assessment for Municipal Winer ad ondary education and other WateersaRo)nys,sek "B. f, training institutions, infor- Yaw prampria is the Own" prooers is welcoee. During the process evffy mation on job search and in- dim will be secede w resolve of tacosIficluid Bricks FJewnammd Pla-et r terview skills, and local tele- Pouibk metbods of is pksesmg the 71 Coarsen %%&y Deice Esc Popped aodrlg ban lona railyaed d phone access. .� UT 7N9 wkwmf "We pride ourselves in � dSafey Far: (905) 1101102-43"3 • tlRiic • Social F - oaf our professional and very • 6connms Fila°-a°t John Prato. PEtg. • Caking Envwonaeau friendly approach in helping I rUMAC R*ORMA71oN CMIX Repomid M-icipdq of DirrWm d - - everyone within the commu- assured to allow the Public u w wthy, oODp opportunity to review the preferred nity in finding employment;' altamrive and provide conhmau. The Tel: (905) 668-7721 Public Information Catre bas boo resource centre co-ordinator rnrgedfar. Fax: (901)6611-2051 Cheryl MacDonald notes in a press release. "We have had many peo- - pie come through the doors of the resource centre over '- the last couple of years and look forward to helping more in the future:' _- �- The resource centre is at 1400 Bayly St., Suite 16B `v (beside the GO Train sta- tion), Pickering. ..t^ It's open Mondays from 9 a.m. to 4:15 p.m., Tuesdays from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., ANDREW IWANOWSKI/ News Ad -reser photo Wednesdays and Thursdays Counsellor Julie Mehrad shows client velopment Canada. The two agencies from 9 a.m. to 4:15 p.m., and Fridays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Keith Goebel how to improve his re- have joined forces for the third year to The centre is closed for sume as part of a joint venture between provide job search tips and career lunch from 12:30 to I p.m. the YMCA and Human Resources De- counselling. Monday through Thursday. Teacher targeted in crack cocaine probe, trial told SYSTEPHENSHAW Police seized 4.3 grams forced open with a bauering identifying the pair as Stag Writer of crack, a small quantity of ram at 8:40 p.m., at which Robert Corner and Dorothy Crack cocaine was found what was believed to be hal- time four people were found Hamre. scattered under the bed a lucinogenic mushrooms, in the living room, said Con- Five hundred dollars was Whitby school teacher was four crack pipes and $875 stable Kevin Calhoun. seized from the purse of sitting on when police raided cash during the starch, court Police found Mr. Hunger- Candice Gaudet. Mr. Ander- his Oshawa apartment, a heard. ford in the master bedroom, son's girlfriend, court heard. judge heard yesterday. Constable Adam Kelly, sitting on a bed, and Mr. An- Defence lawyer John Martin Hungerford is the first officer to enter the derson standing near him. Oliver asked whether the of - charged with possession of a apartment, told court he was Const. Kelly collected 14 facers had pnor knowledge crack cocaine for the pur- attacked by a vicious pit bull small pieces of individually- of Mr. Hungerford before pose of trafficking, posses- which bit him on the but- wrapped crack he found the raid. sion of proceeds of came tocks before being called off. "scattered" on the floor "I believe 1 knew of him;' and breach of recognizance. He said the warrant was below the bed. Another piece replied Constable Tim Poku- A former teacher at Dr obtained based on an invemi- of crack was found new the lok, a drug unit member, Robert Thornton Public gation that included surveil- bed, he added. During a adding he had no direct pc - School, the 50 -year-old man lance of the building and in- search of a second bedroom, lice involvement with Mr. was reassigned to E.A. Fair- formation provided by a Const. Calhoun said he Hungerford. man and was on sick leave at drug informant. seized four crack pipes from Before obtaining the war-, the time of his arrest. The "Did you view Mr. a dresser and a small piece rant, police observed Mr. nine-year Durham District Hungerford as a target in this of crack on the floor. Anderson "hanging out" in School Board employee, investigation?' federal pros- Const. Calhoun also front of the building and currently suspended with ecutor Paul Greenway asked. seized $325 and a driver's li- meeting numerous individu- pay. Pleaded not guilty as his "Yes 1 did." the officer cence belonging to Mr. als. including a "high-level trial began in provincial replied. Hungerford, found inside a trafficker of cocaine," testi- court. Court heard police were black fanny pack sitting on fieri Const. Calhoun. On July 25. 1997, a team also targeting the teacher's top of a window sill. SgL Jack Dan:ty, head of err Dwham Rcl;Km l Police rt x rsaaitc, t>wren An4cr- IX the ra...v pc..phe n. ter.• view drug u .%. caul the gtaain- drug unit officers, acting on son, a known drug trafficker apartment, not including Mr. dry of drugs and the form of a search warrant. stormed who pleaded guilty in the Hungerford and Mr Ander- packaging were "textbook" Mr. Hungerford's fifth -floor case and received nine sort, two were known to he signs the crack was intended apartment at 525 St. months in jail. associated with the "drug for We. Lawrence St. The apartment door was subculture:' said the officer. The trial continues. NOTICE OF PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT SANITARY SEWER CROSSING OF CARRLTHERS CREEK (TOWN OF AJ) ".. hour a uaa sruov Lratw L MMODtJt: ON Ther dins April1,1999 The Repaal Most"I ay of Durban has, SM p.n,4.0 pax been undenskmr a Class Enviransentsl Ajax CCacm Auessnow Study w assess aYersauve 08 �AjaaaaamSash allptroeats for the :oowucua of a 1rrlrwaf Famaaa saaary sewer to service development to 75 Cal•niak Drive the Town of Ajax. The scoff will grove Aim 0altoele Iands south of Batty Soca and west ad can of %W Phis Rod. The sena will 4. CONDAEMS Oa QUMTlDM rdude a aosing of Ca sur os Cork. If you re uaabk to attead the Public Infamrtim Coate std how: toy cotomear The study will ba coa►pleted in or question « require sty fuller aatrdaaa with the Clm Ewinoonco l inforssioa about the study or the Assessment for Municipal Winer ad Moaicipal Class Eavwoesnd AneraxPivsoccoruct WateersaRo)nys,sek "B. 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A SAT. 10-6 SUNDAY 12-5 .._.,..... . 1. _, P PAIME AS NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDTION. Mweh 31,111111111111 d i E ori ot a I l&OpiNioNs •. �r �ra1e tA�. W1r,Ct • URHAM NEINS ADV T R T I S E R MAR. 31. 1999 EDITORIAL This land is our land Our true north's strength about to be tested again Nunavut is a word found in the lnuktitut language of the Inuit people that means "our land" The name also represents -the largest land -claims settlement in Canadian history. How :remarkable a day Thursdav will be for these Canadians who :-: have lived in the central and castem Arctic for millennia. if Norwegian explorer and writer Thor Hcyerdahl's theo- ry is accurate, the Inuit people first came to what is now Canada's Arctic more than 10,M) years ago from Asia. Hcy - -: erdahl surmised that the Inuit walked acnes the Berm, Strait in the North Pacific when Alaska and Russia were joined by a land bridge. (The straight is still only 00 kin wide). However they got hive, they certainly were the first Cana- :•: dians. Adapting to the harshest em ironment on the planet. the Nunavut People established time-honoured traditions and lived a healthy if not an easy existence for thousands of years. • TFte coexistence of the people with the land over the centunes was simple yet efficient. Then. beginning with Martin Fro- hishrr in 1576. European explores hroughl change. The last 4(M) yeas have not always been kind to our broth- : : en and sister to the north. When Frobisher sct cwt to discover a Northwest Passage, his encounters with the Inuit were not friendly. he %cited four Inuit and took them to England where they sown died. But ok- spite the ravages of disease. changes in the whaling and fur businesses, the forceful relocation of the Inuit themselves, the wresting away of children from their parents to abusive rt:m- dentia) schools, major shifts in caribou migration patterns and a kris of a traditional way of life. the people have persc- vered. Poverty and social ills arc realities in the land that is still so vast. But with little education and few job prospects, the _ indomitable spirt of our northernmost cuvett-s is about to be tested once more We can dream the dream with them for now and at least for tomorrow, know that our true north is a little bit truer. Press Hydro Utility must make nuclear plant safe within two years Ontano Hydro must nuke %comet safe w ithin two yearn So the Atomic Energy Control Board, in its wisdorn, has granted Ontano Hydro a two-year operating licence fee the Pickering nuclear plant. In doing w. the federal suckar regataairyi agency caval in to ew reyuc t of the powerful provincial utility, which asked for the two-year permit, and furred a deaf car to the Tenon of Pickering and groups like Durham Nuclear Awareness. Pick- ennc-Ajax Citizens Together (PACi1 for the Emironment. the Liverpool West Community A.ssoci:tiont and the Picker- ing Fat Shorc Community Association. which wanted a shorter etc -year licence, with conditions attached. Apparently. the AECB was convinced by the arguments of its own staff that significant progress has been made with im- provements at the problem -plagued Pickering nuclear statism and Hydro moa be given time to cornplcte them. We must put a certain degree of faith in AECB staff, after all, they are the experts wttcn it comes to issues pertaining to nuclear • power and nuclear plants. We have much less faith in the _. AECB itself as it has proven in the past to be a less- than-vig-ilant watchdog over nuclear operators like Ontano Hydro. Some would go so far as to argue the hoard has been more willing to capitulate to the giant utility than to confront it. That's not the case with Durham Nuclear Awareness, which is more titan willing to confront Hydro and the nuclear itdustry One of few true watchdogs over that industry. DNA '• made- a compelling argument to the AECB to permanently mothball tlx: Pickenn_e 'A' station reactors. which are cur- renth shut down. and to immediaicly take the tour 'B' side reactors off-line until maintenance backlogs are eliminated and key safety issues are resolved. DNA suggested a (woe - year licence for the power plant with strict safety conditions. only because a licence is required even if no reactors arc op - crating. But. it couldn't convince the AECB, even though the: board has reportedly admitted it would not allow a new nu- clear plant to be built today on the site of the Pickering sta- lion: even though no other nuclear plant in the world is sur- rounded by as large a population as Pickering, which has - more than 1.5 million people living within 30 kilometres. lt's for those 1.5 million people who reside in this town, live within the power plant's shadow, or work at the Picker- - ung nuclear station that the AECB must now put strict condi- tions on Hydrei s operating licence. Those conditions must force Hydro to clear up its backlog of maintenance tasks at the nuclear station. address fire safety issues, conduct a re- view of the plant's impact on the environment, and take steps to ensure the facility isn't posing a threat to the ecosystem or the people who live nearby. And, the: AECB has to put the pressure on the utility to do it owner rather than later - with- in two years at the latest. YOU SAID IT The question was: What do you think of NATO's actions in Yugoslovia? 1E] Stephen Smit Sandy McIntosh Tara Autwal • says. "I am con- says. "I agree says. "It's sad. fused. 1 don't with it. I think it Something has to know who is is up to NATO to be done about it. fighting who:' protect human Innocent people rights" are dying. NATO will have to hit the right targets" WE EVEN �tFV A CoNSULTANT0N PiCKERING %U REIV40M Mf N Eos ADVERTISER FRIEND / A MetrNevis aper unity /// Ncwspapar i it LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Forget new Pickering dump, Durham Region; push 3 Rs instead To the editor: Re your excellent article March 17 headlined 'Garbage in, garbage out ... The bottern line says recycle as much as you can': Make no mistake about it, you people who tun the show at t'hwham lk Y* t he-Utuarter.. If anyone thlc v thinks this area will remain quiescent if it's targeted for a dump site, forget it. First of all, Pickering -Ajax Cit- izcns Together (PAC7) for the En- vironment is still in husiness. So don't you dare consider waving a -red flag- in cur faces. There arc 20 million tonnes of garbage rot- ting in dumps here and each one is a valid reason for not opening any more landfill sues here. Secondly, as long as the feds keep an airport proposal on Pick- enng territory, a dump ain't going to fly for the simple reason that birds such as gulls pose a serious hazard in the flight paths. It's as simple as that. You cannot have your cake and cat it as well! Keep paving the way for the three Rs! Parks aren't do,QNf toilets so stoop and scoop after your pooch To the editor: In resfxmsc to the recent let- ters from people urging dog own- ers to stoop and scoop, 1 must add my own comments. i live in the Glendale area of Pickering with a very high con- csntrat...o ..f .u.a+. tin fart. t have two of my own.) Since moving to this area three years ago, the amount of tion_sduped dog doo has risen dramatically, to the point that it is absolutely disgusting. Not only are the droppings in the park, which some pet owners must think is their own doggy's toilet, and on the boulevards, they're left as a trail on the side- walk as well. Try manoeuvring two dogs arourd that' I always pick up after my own two dogs and find it repulsive to pick up after other dogs which leave presents on our side yard. For those of you who do not understand stoop and scoop, I will spell it out for you: Pick up the poop, Kids go awry as too many parents see Ten Commandments as Sunestions To the editor: Most parents appreciate the value of "higher education" but, tragically, they often neglect their children's moral and ethical cd,w.t...o Violent teen gangs, drug abuse, date rapt and additional manifestations of moral decay arc daily news items. Headlines across our country assure us that more police offt- cers arc required, but a police of- ficer on every corner is not the answer. Surely, many irresponsible in- dividuals should do a better job of policing themselves, but tow many people with underdcvel- oped consciences refuse to ac- cept the task. Unfortunately, the Ten Com- mandments are viewed as the Ten Suggestions by people who refuse to adopt the values and codes of behaviour that once were accepted by almost every- one. Frank Threlkeld Jr— Founding PACT member, Carolyn White, William E. Rae, Pickering Pickering Scarborough Tense times for terse Tories Pre-election jitters perhaps? Ontario's Progressive Conser- vatives have a bad case of the jit- ters as they are about to seek re- election, despite many forecasts they will win in a walk. Since Premier Mike Harris has a lead in polls which has been sufficient to assure majori- ties in past elections and a repu- tation as a strong campaigner, many in the media have predicted he will win. But one sign the Tories are nervous was a bitter attack by two of their ministers on Liberal health critic Gerard Kennedy, un- precedented in that it was in a nursing home watched by 200 el- derly residents. Health Minister Elizabeth Witmer had gone to the home's foyer to announce more money to hire nurses for homes. After waiting until she finished. Mr. Kennedy [old reporters in the foyer he doubts the Tories will hire as many nurses as they claim and suggested the seniors' home was being misused. Long -Term Care Minister Cam Jackson, followed by Eco- nomic Development Minister Al Palladini, barged over and re- peatedly told Mr. Kennedy he is a liar and has no health policy. They stood inches away shouting and jabbing their fingers in his face while the seniors watched Eric Dowd Ai Queens Park disbelieving, and several were shaken and had to be counselled. All the combatants later apol- ogized and Mr. Harris was forced to say he would not tolerate such outbursts again. The incident showed some Tories are becoming over- wrought. Their government makes almost all its announce- ments in homes, schools and stores and on street corners and even boats, so it is a surprise when it makes any around the legislature. As a result, opposi- tion MPPs, who cannot attract media as easily, have taken to following where reporters are gathered to make their responses. The 'Tories have even inter- rupted critics' press conferences. When I.iberal leader Dalton McGuiniy held one on the legis- lature steps and accused the To- ries of establishing funding that would close many schools, Edu- cation Minister Dave Johnson hutted ii, to say his information was wrong, while a bemused Mr. McGuinty protested, "you are gatecrashing my press confer- ence. Mr. Harris also sent Dan New- man, parliamentary assistant to the health minister, and two aides to lobby reporters outside the federal Liberal caucus In Ottawa and tell them the government there should pay more toward health care and Liberal MPs from Ontario were not standing up for their province. The Tories' campaign chair- man, Tom Long, also has sudden- ly sounded off, calling Mr. McGuinty uncertain, indecisive, vague, unsteady, vacillating, lacking ideas, wishy-washy and just plain weak, as if he had just bought a thesaurus. This departs from tradition, because those who ran election campaigns in the past in all par- ties usually preferred to work in anonymity, leaving elected i politicians to do the talking, and suggests another top Tory has frustrations with the way his cause is going. These outbursts also do not help Mr. Harris attain the image he is seeking. He has been putting a lot of effort into appear- ing humane and non -confronta- tional, and his colleagues are let- ting him down. Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Eden,--or-o 'hieJ Steve Houston ,tlangedtrK EEditnr Bruce Danford 1 hrector o.% Advertising Duncan Fletcher Rewi l . l dvertising tlanaKer Eddie kolodziejcak ('las..' Jir<I.Idvertr.+rng .t1un- ager John Willens Real£.stare.fummuuve Ad- vertisins .Ifanuger Abe Fakhourie Distrrhutwn tfuntwer Lillian Hook OJlice tlanaKer Barb Harrison (Cornpostng tlanaKer News (905) 6X_;-51 1 10 bAICI 1905) 683-5110 Classifieds (905)6x3-0707 Distribution (905)6x3-5117 General Fax (905) 6x3-7363 lE ilail newsroom a durham.tet Web address s vw_durhamncws.rel 130 Comnercial Avc, Aja,. Ont. I.I S 2115 The Ncu. Advertiser is one .r the Mcir.4-1 Prim unit. Publishing and Di+trihalting group of newspapers. rbc News Advertise is a member of the Ajax K Pickering Board of Trak. o )nano Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Community Ncwspaper Assoc_ Canadian Circulations Audit Board and the Ontario Press C'oueiI. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse arty advertisement. Credit tie ad- vcrtisarent limited to space price error occupies. M The News Advertiser ac- cepts letters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written. 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a Last name. Please include a phone number for verifica- tion. The editor reservcs the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opin- ions expressed in letters arc those of the writer and not accessarily those of the News Advertiser. We regret that due to the volume of ktters, not all will be print- ed. ,ko= e9m pm_ ago cumin .nonan True o,�re? This Blue Box quiz tests your recycling know-how Responsible waste management is just one of the em irunmemal solutions that faces our society. As we leave March to confront the other environ- mental issues that are stressed in the spring, test your Blue Box knowledge, by answering true or false to each of the following: I ) Junk mail is included in your Blue Box collection. 2) It helps to flatten pop cans. 3) All scrap metal is accepted into the Blue Box. 4) You must remove labels from f(xxUbeveragc cans.$ 5) Newspaper and their inserts do not go into the Blue Box. 6) Durham's Blue Box takes only #1 plastic. 7) Do not put newspapers in plastic hags. Larraine 'r Roulston Rec'vclers Corner separate Blue Box, hamper, or similar container with all other household paper. Put newspapers and any maga- zines on top of the loose paper. You can avoid junk mail by placing a'No Junk Mail' sticker on your mail box. 2) TRUE. Flatten pop containers and squeeze ford cans to enable the truck to accept more materials. 3) FALSE. Scrap metal is not picked up. but it can be taken to the Re- cycling Depot in Oshawa at 1640 Rit- son Rd. N. or given to a scrap metal dealer. 6) TRUE. Check the bottom of the container to see that the #1 appears in- side the recycling logo. 7) TRUE. Place all newspapers loose in your paper box. At present, the market for plastic film is very low and Durham Region discourages residents from setting out materials in plastic bags. However they still will be picked up. You can avoid plastic bags by tak- ing your own cloth hags when shop- ping. R) TRUE. The hard plastic jar and bottom caps are not included. Remove the metal caps from glass wine and beer bottles and place in with the metal recycling. 9) FALSE. The paper fibres have become too short by the time they be- come a pulp egg carton. Give cartons to roadside vendor. send to a school for crafts, or put into your backyard com- Poxter. 4) FALSE. It is not necessary to re - 8) Remove all Mottle and jar caps. move the paper, however, if you do. 10) TRUE. Pizza boxes are corru- y( 'u can put labels into your paper box gated cardboard and get bundled with 9) Pulp egg cartons can go into the to give the recvclers a cleaner product. flattened boxes. Blue Box. New residents can receive a Blue 5) FALSE. All ntwspapers and their Box from your municipality. You can 104 Pizza Mixes arc acceptableinserts are included. However. please purchase an additional Blue Box for $4 Answers: remove any product samples and/or from Miller Waste Durham on Squires I ! TRUE. Junk mail can go into a plastic wrapping around an insert. Beach Road Province 'ERING funds of+� Community �c ''` Z P..1 K Care* 420-2222 * 683-2760 BYL"f.f:l 24 hr. Direct Access 420-4660 Mi,4fnsTER �pC SrujJ K)rrer �K Web Site: www.town.pickering.on.ca NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY EDITION, RRergh 31.1999 PAGE Al r Durham's Learn Something New... A V g. Meals on Wheels pro- y T ' April 6 Town Council Meeting grams have been * Cit Town Hall given ashot of yy T April 7 Site Plan Advisory Committee wgar Iastwcck * April 8 Audit Committee Meeting — u> the tune of * .%pril 12 Executive Committee Meeting nearly $3(x),ax). ✓ Basic Step ✓ Moms 'N Teens (a) Town Hall The Durham C 1pri1 14 Committee of Adjustment Regain Commu- ✓ Art Classes (a Town Hall mty Care A.s ctdUun will rc- * Tt)w\ OF PICKERING 1101.11)%% OPERATING 1101 R" ccive an adds- ✓ Mad Science FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1994 TO MONDAY. APRIL 5. 1999 [conal $279,715 ✓ Clareroml Art G7YICCOMWLQ BALL Fnda,. -xpnl ' Closed to tip its annual gran( over the M—hity, April 5 cluved b2 -million mark. lowtlg .trBfs s--- Long-Te rn Care Toe„yay. April h I,wn Cn,0 Meeting at Minister Cam 7.Wpin Jackson an- ✓ Watercolors Fnday.Arid' No Pick L'p• nuunccd last Thursday after. ✓Tae Kwon Do ok • r„ i < coueacd ion Satiaday April 3) Monday. April 5 N Pwp un Mowdays noxi. ✓ Bellyda acing nczalitiltIGIRM The new dol- Fnday..April '- tic) SERVICE lar will be used l0 11c1 the P also- Saturday. April i Regular Saturday Service Monday. April 5 Regular Weekday Service ciation deliver with LIMITED Evening Meals on Dula -Bus Service Wheels, provide Friday. April 2 Chased Saturday. April 3 Regular Harm transportation. and perform se- Sunday.' April 4 Ck'sed curity checks for Monday. A 1 5 Cloud semors and adults with Friday. April 2 Closed physical disabil- Saturday. April 3 7:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. itics living imdc- Sunday, April 4 Closed pendently at Mcvnday. April 5 9:00 a m. - 5'00 p.m. home. Friday. April 2 Closed Durham has not been getting Saturday. April 3S Swim tri 1:00 p.m.. 4:00 p.m. Its "lair share” 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. for home care Sunday. April 4 Closed programs be- Monday, April 5 Adult Swim 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 P.M. cause past gov- 0pra Cwim ernmenis have 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. "traditionally „-, �,: under-funded" Friday. April2� Cloud areas outside of Saturday, April 3 Programs will operate as Toronto when it comes to long- sheatth Sunday. April 4 Closed Moeda A 5 Closed termcare, REGULAR LEARN iRECREATIONP110G1RAJIS said Minister Jackson, who made the an - Emergency Services will ria be affected by the Holiday nouncemenl at a Schedule. Town of Pickering Public Works Emergency Telephone: public informa- Number is (905) 683-4319 tion meeting in CIVIC COMPLEX (TOWN HALL) REGULAR OPERATING Port Perrys. HOURS (5:30 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M.) AND REGULAR TOWN Although the SERVICES RESUME TUESDAY, APRIL 6.19"9 new dollars are designated for HAVE YOU LICENCED YOUR PET??? only a few of the The Town of Pickering has commenced its door -to door campaign programs under promising One sale of 1999 dog licences and cal identification tags. the Community pegs and cols are important members of your family. Licences and Care umbrella, it tags identify your pets and ensure that, should they become lost, they will be shared can be returned to their rightful home. throughout the entire region and A SMALL PRICE TO PAY TO KEEPYOUR PET SAFE! will no doubt LICENCES have an affect on In By law• all dog owners must licence their duggs on a yearly basis. You be if fail to the required licence. Yearly how the associa- lion operates as a whole, said ex- could charged you purchase fees arc as follows Male car female do S--'O.fill Spayed or neutered dog 510.110 ecutive director A% CAT IDENTIFICATION TAGS Elizabeth 1 UI- All cat owners may. on a voluntary basis, purchase a cat identification ford. tag. The numbered tag will identify your cat for the duration of its life Al present, and may be purchased for a tine time fee of $20 W the association QUESTIONS services 5,700 Any questions concerning dog licences or cat identification tags should tx directed io the Aminal Commit Centre at (905) chests in eight 427 x737 different conl- munitw.. .,. PICKERING'S I- %TEST MILLF.NN1t YI PARTNERS Pict■rr teAtd.Mnrre f N, I?2? or Guttestl.iikcln{g • Tan n thr len raegr'� 1 Yi Lxn 'v 'Antn...�cwma'!'�- :. ivaa/ � ir1 Itidienoc Mil.- -n. Chan Pnsn I�npria l L I PC local 129 Pr ,idmt). Manor vmun t w,urrui am CowArAd" rember> Mawr [+aim atttnr c..rarif tleeblelc F^ 1. .-'Glq (.,,.odor nnaand Mdk+rrum Cawwiw itrmbrr ). Caawoaw niclarsaa (Mtarmwim (iwr). Dwr Mdton ! Prrsidrw of holier" Porn forkm liras), ht 020m I NoaWr „I F ,"r Mars for P\ G S Alma h lick-" '900 MUSLIM Sporar), reimmeL PPT l' p Fm Aleph , PrrsArni Of ontim Fwn T(rin, Coag silo Pic" ti . ) nbes is lr first tier is Aeirrug s hsrory of pa"S* oiaraw a bt'lo�r Icor • mt9or vnvr wino a 6u car■wd swoottemw nits u a the miQrraarrt far/rutin .. _ rnp.,urtwo eior .torr oho erratauarranrw 5.08ftPi— � • o�91110001r R "AS) 410-4605 NEIGHBOURHOOD TRAFFIC WATCH Beginning in the Spring of 1999. the Towns of A)ax and Pickering will be patmenog with the Durham Regional Pollx Senior on a new community ini iame to improve traffic safety in nesideaiW neighbourluwds. As pan of the "Neighbourbood Tiallic Watch" program. a Traffic Advisory Committee will be formed to review problems and mdmilually consider each community's application for study and enforcement. This Committee will consist of Police. Municipal Staff and a Citizen from each Town It is expected that the Committee will meet twice a mouth starting in April running through until late Fall. All meetings will be held during the evening at the Ajax Pickering Community Police Office - Wesmcy R.. At - If you we interested in being appointed to the Traffic Advisory Committee. please send a letter of application complete with details of your community iowlvemmt or any qualificatiaa the you nay tune ,mor before April 1). 1999. w \Ir Bruce Tailm AMCr CMM Town Clerk Town of Pickering One the Esrla wde Pickering. (inuno LIVek1 If you have any questions about the Traffic Adslsory Cawmum. place contact Stephen Brakc of the Town of Pickering. Public Works liepariinmt at 4204610 9 Roe cow/Its for 1 ►/Rae18104811 ow for Details 31-1711 ICKERING iVmmot IOW for i Programs bershios ArAttes ecreabon Cc plea ndoor Pool V"e Event Info kCtMLes d Adult Leisure 6 grams P Camps >ortunnies ,i & Events ?05.683-2760 _w A Al ,. �. s Vit-- 1t� , Learn Something New... A V g. Get Involved. -Register N( Spring/Summer Programs start the AMPPICICERING calm. dam week of April 26 7=7� Creative Steps ✓ Beginner Skill✓ yy T Pre-Rallet Development ✓ Abs 'N More ✓ Body Sculpt ✓ Ballet ✓ Advanced Scall T 7!( ✓ Jam De pment ✓ Basic Step ✓ Moms 'N Teens ✓ Interpretive Dance ✓ Recreational 1 177 ✓ HighlariJ Dance Hockey Schswl ✓ Art Classes ✓ Karate Loam rel lediniques of boiirg, and some kids ✓ Cartoon Expo ✓ Tae Kwon Do ✓ Mad Science ✓ Summer Sparks ✓ Clareroml Art Camp Classes ✓ Summer Squash ✓ Pre -Tan Dances Caw ✓ Youth leadership ✓ An Levels ✓ Claremont Fitness ✓ Pholography Classes ✓ Watercolors ✓ Karate ✓ Line Dancing ✓Tae Kwon Do ✓ Swing Style Dance ✓ Bellyda acing &IDecorative Crafts NEIGHBOURHOOD TRAFFIC WATCH Beginning in the Spring of 1999. the Towns of A)ax and Pickering will be patmenog with the Durham Regional Pollx Senior on a new community ini iame to improve traffic safety in nesideaiW neighbourluwds. As pan of the "Neighbourbood Tiallic Watch" program. a Traffic Advisory Committee will be formed to review problems and mdmilually consider each community's application for study and enforcement. This Committee will consist of Police. Municipal Staff and a Citizen from each Town It is expected that the Committee will meet twice a mouth starting in April running through until late Fall. All meetings will be held during the evening at the Ajax Pickering Community Police Office - Wesmcy R.. At - If you we interested in being appointed to the Traffic Advisory Committee. please send a letter of application complete with details of your community iowlvemmt or any qualificatiaa the you nay tune ,mor before April 1). 1999. w \Ir Bruce Tailm AMCr CMM Town Clerk Town of Pickering One the Esrla wde Pickering. (inuno LIVek1 If you have any questions about the Traffic Adslsory Cawmum. place contact Stephen Brakc of the Town of Pickering. Public Works liepariinmt at 4204610 9 Roe cow/Its for 1 ►/Rae18104811 ow for Details 31-1711 ICKERING iVmmot IOW for i Programs bershios ArAttes ecreabon Cc plea ndoor Pool V"e Event Info kCtMLes d Adult Leisure 6 grams P Camps >ortunnies ,i & Events ?05.683-2760 _w A Al ,. �. s Vit-- 1t� , PICKERING co n� sal. gmeonsAnM y, Spring Met Fib aT at the Pit"Rmaealion Complex! T Ne Iwo Fit we Classes of all Mylu to role your mAviduxl riwda' Je BEGINNER, INTERMEDIATE & ADVANCEIIIIIllf CLASSES yy T ✓ Move'N Groove ✓ Step'N Stride we Nice 'N Easy 'lk` ✓ Abs 'N More ✓ Body Sculpt .L ✓ Moms'N Teens ✓ Yoga ✓ Xpress Ft T 7!( ✓ Body Pump (Athletic Conditioning) ✓ Basic Step ✓ Moms 'N Teens Osteoporoses - for people with dogrased Osteoporosis Slow 'N Gentle - for nanous medical conditions NEW C MS4s1 Loam rel lediniques of boiirg, and some kids and you get a great cardiovasadar workout! Focus on you muscles; wien exercises that ndr strer>gther>. tone and s"O your body. M yrxr'm bolmg pxa poaerNl irtxkout and not .y Ine ho mpict then On CAM is great for you! T Got quotin-wngbnallsme5min" ofinepag - lg ad5 neW dli n musds a i dtimrg. Cd the IlMieltng Rec it don Complex for mole details. Wel help you fond your Plm In Fihlssst 6834082 BROl1GFR TO YOU AND A FWEItD , 2FOR 1 SQUASH OR RAQUETBALL 4 Purchine Between April 1 'May 2, 1999 YOU AND � HE A F SPLIT THE COST Of Mlec %' ONE MEI AMWI r �:' . • SBT. 311119 CONTACT t:' ' thaw M wtrmr opawyy y, FRIENDLY STAB If it 19N.11ietT wR be ro T 831-1711 FOR nv I-- oritidaniattINthisWE Je WELCOME «r NON-RESIDENTS ::-be 'lk` I M' MOE"NEM ADVERTMERwEtWESDAY EDMON. Mod 71,1999 BILLBOARD MARCH 31, 1999 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31 TOASTMASTERS: 71ac Aj:u-Plcker- ing Toastmasters Club meets Wednes- days from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the For- tune Financial Office, 335 Bayle St. W.. Ajax. Gtwsts always welcome. Call 686-1.143. HARD OF HEARING: Me Canadian Hard of Hearing Association Picker- ing/.Ajax,Whithy Branch holds its monthly suppor /social meeting at 7 p.m. in the community room at the Durham Regional Police Station at the northeast corner of Hw_v. 2 and Brock Rd.. Pickering. Speaker Patrick Gilson from Ime ton Group will discuss Basic Financial Planning. New members wel- come. 839-6854 (voicct or 83$0122 (TTY). THURSDAY. APRII. 1 BRAIN ITMOUR: llyc Adult Brain Turnor Supptm Group meets from 7 it) 8:30 p.m. at St. Paul's United Church. 65 Kings Cres.. Ajax. "lira group meets the f iru 7itursday of each month. I -8(X)- !65-5106. N 1Tt"RALISTS: Tlx: Pickering Natu- lah.ts meet tom 8 to 10 p.m. in the h- brary at St Flizaleth Seton School. 480 Strrnds Lanc (north of Sheppard off Roschank). Pickering. Speaker Phil Cnbhardt will gi%c a presentation on Radio Astronomv. 831-1639. FRIDAY, APRII. 2 ADDICTION: The Scremty Group hold, a 12 -Step Recovery Meeting at 8 p.m. a1 Bayfair Baptist Church. 817 Kin,•,ton Rd., Pickering. Thu ueekh group deals with addictions of all 1, rx•,. including co-dependanl (lim. evenings). Program teaches healthy habits An eight-week Nutrition and Weight Ltxs pro- d. gram is being of- fered by the Nu- trition and Food Services Depart- ment at the A1ax and Pickering Health Centre (APHC). It's open to everyone. Participants .111 learn how to Mari ttvc%t weight, develop healthy eating habits. Improve their self-image. became more ac- tive and learn }row to manage stress effectively. T� The program. '`•' :1 led by a regis- tered dietitian. starts April 27 and runs Tuesday cvrnangs from 7 Io 9 p.m. at APHC. 580 Har - %001 Ave. South. The cost is $159 plus GST. and all materials are pro- vided. To register .call 905-683- ,2320, cxt. 5228 during the day or 905-432-2706 in the evening. Come on over to the Durham College Antique & Collectibles Show Saturday, May 1, 1999 10:00 - 5:00 Durham College, Gymnasium 2000 Simcoe St. N. Admission $5.00 Demonstrations and Interesting Information Provided throughout the day! For Vendor Information please call (905)721-3111, ext. 2365 44101 University Centre at Durham i If it's furniture �l� 1 it On S ait e or at Special Purchase prices. Plus, beat the GST & PST' Carrier :,collections , .under way * �„ ` Ajax -Picker- ing News Adver- tiser carrier col- lections begin today. Carriers will be going door-to- door collecting the $5 four-week delivery charge. People who choose to give their carriers $5 will receive a j valuable coupon sheet and will be eligible to win a prize. The News Advertiser, how- ever. has a volun- tary -pay collec- tions program. If you choose not to pay your carrier the collection charge, you will continue to re- ceive the newspa- per four times each week loaded with news and shopping infor- mation. Please wel- come your carri- er. hutonly on Saturday. All furniture and sleep sets are on sale excluding Special Purchase items, but only on Saturday. Use your Sears Card and don't pay for one full year or pay no interest until June 2000' -on all furniture and sleep sets. Sale prim in tilled Satoh April 3,1999 Wiliffify W61,• Howe' Fiamftaae Stoll Emr"-m I hEn�., l,'til.'%.'T, I'N 11- i7, CI I ITRY, 0NIAR10 1'110NI: p105l579-41Nd t QAWA M%40 furniture store w6olc�6ont r_ COORUINATta) FIIRNI-nlRIi •6Sr affil PST dkr. Seas will dedrt an anu.,m eanalent to arc GST aro PST from your pKhm pioe. Otter does not apply to deferral tees. deWery. tKtaktion or rnmlenance agreement chargta. "'Don't pay' oils: Don't pay until April 2000. IN talOarP Mils: Pay n 14 equal mormay payments rderest free, until Jere 2000. Iml pay' anw 16 Yrltaa " ends; r . ;.-need credit. win far Seas Card Mirurr m 5200 purchase $35 deferral tee and all appFtaek rises and charges are paiii at twee of purchase A:r lu Iv!,l All offers, LgoN to merUrsrdee n Seas Whole Home Furtiere SmreS. Ea 1030 Catalogue prchsses Omds tit effect Saarday. April 3 1999 "life" 1t(r, arc closed Friday April 2, and Sunday April 4th. t3pigm ,�M Seas F :W NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY EDITION. Mod 31.1999 PAGE A9 AM tea. �c Nunavut Canada's landscape will change April l when Nunavut officially becomes Canada's third territory. BY JANE. MCDONALD Staff Writer he map of Canada will he redrawn tomorrow for the first time in 50 years. With the April L 1999 establishment of the new territory Nunavut, national boundaries will reflect the most significant changes since Newfoundland and Labrador joined confederation on this day in 1949. Canada's Northwest Territories will officially divide into two territories tomorrow. The western territory will remain the Northwest Territories, and the central and eastern portion of the vast land will become Nunavut. an Inuklitut word meaning "our land" Nunavut is a massive 2 million square kilo- metres, about one-fifth the size of Canada, yet it has just 25.000 inhabitants. Igaluit. on Baffin Is- land, is the new territory's icy capital and. along with Rankin Inlet, is perhaps the best known town. But what is most important for the people of Nunavut, 85 per cent of whom arc Inuit, is that starting tomorrow. they will once again enjoy self rule as they did thousands of years ago. The cre- ation of the new territory is the result of the Nunavut Land Claim Agreement in 1993. The pop- ulace: went to the polls in February to elect 19 members to its legislature from a field of 71. Six of them are veterans of the current Northwest Terri- tories Assembly. 15 are Inuit and one is a woman. They will be sworn in April I. -I think it is very exciting c- ard important � �„ Public Neetlags TOWN OF PICKERING Tuesday, April 6,7:30 p.m — Executive Com- mittee, council chamber, Pickering Civic Com- plex, One The Esplanade. TOWN OF AJAX Tuesday, April 6, 7 p.m. — Ajax Council, coun- cil chamber, Ajax Town Hall, 65 Harwood Ave. S. Monday, April 12, 7 p.m. — Standing Com- mittee of the Whole, council chamber, Ajax Town Hall, 65 Harwood Ave. S. DURHAM REGION Tuesday, April 6,9:30 am. — Health and So- cial Services Committee, Planning Department Boardroom, 4th Floor, Lang Tower, Whitby Mall, 1615 Dundas St. E., Whitby, S77 that the people of the area are .c governing themselves.- says Joyce Marshall• past board chairman of Durham College of Applied Arts and Technology, who has worked with the Innu of Davis Inlet, Labrador where re - pons of high rates of suicide and r substance abuse caught the atten- tion of the country a few years ago. Although Davis Inlet is in Labrador and south of the new Nunavut Territory, many of the goals of the people remain the 10 same. "1 know these people have really worked hard to accomplish this (self rule) and are keen to have their people educated:' she adds. (Ms. Marshall's involvement is with Inusharc. a charitable group that includes members from R Durham Region, and which has helped to establish a play school in Davis Inlet. Currently. she is working to support a tt women's shelter in Hope- dale. Labrador, through the Durham Business and Pro- fessional Women's Organi- zation I. Though the Canadians who inhabit the vast land of Nunavut people who literally sit on top of what the United Nations calls the best country in the world — have won the right to govern them- selves and determine their future. daunting challenges lie ahead. The reality going into this brave new Nunavut At A Glance'. CAPITAL CITY: Igaluit (population 4,500) POPULATION: 25,000 of whom 85 per cent are Inuit. (Canada has a popula- tion of 30 million and Durham Region has a population of 470,000.) NUMBER OF PEOPLE PER 100 SQUARE KILOMETRES: 1 (Com- pared to 29 for Canada as a whole, 11 in Ontario. 220 in Germany, 120.4 in China and 188.75 in Durham Region.) PERCENTAGE OF POPULATION UNDER 25 56 per cent (3 per cent of residents in Durham Region are under 20). BIRTH RATE: More than twice the na- tional average (29 per 1.000, com- pared to 12 per 1,000 in Canada as a whole). NUMBER OF COMMUNITIES 28 (Igaluit is the largest). MOST NORTHERN COMMUNITY: Grise Fiord (population 130), which has 24 hours of daylight every day io June, and round-the-clock darkness in December. The distance from the north shore of Lake Ontario to Nunavurs northernmost community is 4,000 km. AREA 2.120.947 square kilometres (about one fifth of Canada's land mass). including seven of Canada's 12 largest islands and two-thirds of the country's coastline. (Compared to Durham Region at 2.490 square kilo- metres). ing in Nunavut. according to Statistics Cana- will a UPON ro t 1 ma fiBINQ111t1 da, is 65 per cent higher than the rest of LAND rocky tundra with stunted vege- Canada. tation located above the tree -fine. The income of the new territory's citizens snow-covered most of the year. is, on average. 50 per cent lower. A loaf of bread costs $2.59 in Igaluit, two hires of milk LENG-i H OF WINTER Nine months. is $5.35, and a dozen eggs $2,95. But even if there were more than 20 kilo- Average January temperature: -30C metres of formal roads to get people from one (Compared to -1.4C in Durham Re- place to another in Nunavul, where would Bion). they go'' To work? The unemployment rate is at least 22 per AVERAGE JULY TEMPERATURE cent and about a third of the population re- 15C (Compared 'o 25 2C in Durnarn ceive welfare payments, less than half of the Rin). population over the age of 15 have completed Grade 9. Almost half of the population is AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD INCOME: under 20 as compared to 25 per cent in the S31,471 icompared to $45.251 for rest of the country. Canada as a whole and $64.940 in With few skills or jobs available. social Ourbam Regan). ills in the far north paint a grim picture. The infant nwrtality rue is twice the national av- ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES mining, erage, suicides are about six times higher• tourism. shrimp and scallop fishirg, and the percentage of the population in jail is hunting and trapping, arts and crafts nearly three times that of Canada as a whole. Mary Wood has worked with aboriginal production people in the north• also with the Innu of One TRANSPORTATION One 21-kibme Davis Inlet. The Whitby resident says she is "watching with great hope;' as April 1 ap- tee government-mroad be - proaches. tween Arctic Bay and Nanisivik. air "The trouble with self government is that connection between communities; the aboriginal people haven't had much expe- daily air connection between Igalurt rience running (their own) government;" she and Montreal/Ottawa, and annual says. summer sea -lift by ship and barge for Respectful of the traditional way of lifetransport of construction materials, dry the Inuit people have managed to retain, 'It's goods. non-perishable food, trucks in town where they, especially the young poo- and �rs pie, can run into trouble with gas sniffing, al- cohol and vandalism. NUMBER OF HOSPITALS: One (in "It's terribly hard for them," she says. "Fi- lgahnt), and 26 health centres with nancial accountability is very difficult for nursing care to serve communities. people who haven't had the responsibility be - experiment is harsh. The cost of liv- fore" POLICING: Royal Canadian Mourned Police (RCMP) "Nuns, the land, was seen as a nurturing mother that supported GOVERNMENT: A Legislative Assem- the animals, the spirits and the Irtuit. Income from government fly of 19 elected members, who choose programs has been a very poor substitute. The founding of sters a government leader and min- isters by consensus; highly deceMral- Nunavut is changing the outlook of many people who now )zed government structure, with 10 de - want to take charge of their lives again. This hope is re- partments in 11 dirterent COMrr undies. fleeted in the upturned face at the top of the sculpture." I LANGUAGES: Inuktihtt, Inuinnagturt — Inuit artist David Ruben Piqtoukun, whose sculpture, 'Nuns' and English' was recently on exhibit at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery. This Newfoundland was the last province to photo of his work is published by kind permission of the artist, David join confederation in 1949. Ruben Rgtoukun. WORDS FROM THE WISE olitics, Points of View and Parodies Wednesday, April 7, 10 am. — Durham Re- gion Council, Council Chambers, Durham Re- gion Headquarters, 605 Rossland Rd. E.. in Whit- by. Tuesday, April 6, 9:30 am — Health and So- cial Services Committee, Planning Department Boardroom, 4th Floor. Lang Tower, Whitby Mall, 1615 Dundas St. E., Whitby. DURHAM REGION SCHOOL BOARDS Tuesday, April 6, 7 p.m — Durham District School Board Standing Committee. Education Centre, 400 Taunton Rd. E., Whitby. Monday, April 12, 7:30 p.m. - Durham Catholic District School Board, Catholic Edu- cation Centre. 650 Rossland Rd. W., Oshawa The trees do* you When it comes to paper, recycling is the way to go. Proshred Security, a mobile shredding ser- vice, claims Durham businesses have saved 1,298 trees using its services. That's a lot of recycling when you consider a tonne of recycled paper saves about 17 trees. Consider these facts: The average office generates 372 pounds of waste paper per employee per year, of which 114 pounds is high grade recyclable paper. Offices dispose of, on average, 41 pounds of confidential paper per employee per year. Forty-one per cent of all waste in landfill is paper. It takes about 100 years for paper to natu- rally recycle. WIIAi 11E I�Uc D0�'�R6�E MEbI T7 IN �'�� a will a UPON ro t 1 ma fiBINQ111t1 00 l . ..w. ••.� .....w w•a.n.a•a.n wc....�.•wu cast wt•. Wiwi � �. t..tr ! la a 9 s Durham debut lukewann Little blue pills not roaring out of region's pharmacies 81' JAN@' M(VONAIJ) Staff Writer Come spring time, a young man's thoughts tum to love. And with the arrival of Viagra on local drug store shelves Friday, men of all ages and their partners can think about enjoying the physical aspects of love again. The prescription drug was ap- proved by Health Canada March 9. and is prescribed as oral therapy for the treatment of erectile dysfunction (ED), caused by a variety of illness- es. Not inexpensive. the cost for four Viagra tablets runs at about $60. Pharmacist Jerry Belz of 1e1rv's Drug Warehouse in Whitby had -"alxwt nine or 10 prescriptions wait- ing to he filled" when the drug ar- :rived at his Brock Street pharmacy 'last Thursday. By early afternoon. he'd already "put in a second order" to suppliers. "It's going very well,^ says Mr. Betz. "Of course, we're cutting the price to $51.99 for four tablets. It's (priced) up to SW to 562 at some pharmacies" According to the manufacturer of the drug. Pfizer Canada seven mil- lion Viagra prescriptions have been filled in the U.S. where it has been available for the last year. Douglas Brown's Shoppers Drug Mart pharmacy in Port Perry has not noticed too much interest in the drug. "It just came in:' says Mr. Brown, -and there have been a few prescriptions filled, but we have def- initely not seen the explosion they did in the U.S. when it first came out. - 'Some drug plans are sitting on the fence because it's about lifestyle. it doesn't have health implications if you don't take it.' — DOUGLAS BROWN The chances of Viagra being co Bred by a drug plan are unlikely b cause it's considered to be "lifestyle drug:' according to if pharmacy department at Pharn Plus in Ajalx's Cloverdale Mall. "M filled one (prescription) yesterdi (Thursday) and nothing yet today says Elana Li, pharmacist. Pharmacist Kathy Henry Shoppers Drug Mart at the Fiv Points Mall in Oshawa says, '"liter are 80 to 100 drug plans and mo: don't" cover Viagra prescriptions. "Some drug plans are sitting o the fence because it's abot lifestyle agrees Mr. Brown. "I doesn't have health implications i you don't take it:" The Port Perry pharmacist add that Viagra comes in three sizes: 51 mg which is the most `usua dosage' 100 mg and 25 mg. H, says there is no difference in pric for the 100 mg and 50 mg dosag, and that the 25 mg is "a little bi cheap-." Durham building activity He confirms that the cost aver- ages around $15 per pill. The drug is most often pre- scribed due to consequences arising from ED such as low self-esteem and the weakening of intimate rela- tionships as well as impacting on the quality of life of men and their part- ners. Viagra is, according to Pfizer, in a new class of medications known as phosphodiesterase type 5 in- hibitors that improve blood flow to the penis. Viagra is taken as a single tablet 30 minutes to one hour before antic- ipated sexual activity. v- Men taking the drug still need e- sexual stimulation to achieve an a erection. to ED is associated with a broad to range of medical conditions, includ- e ing diabetes, prostate cancer ty surgery, spinal cord injury, multiple sclerosis, cardiovascular diseases and depression. It ED increases with age due to ,e age-related illnesses such as dia- e betes and high blood pressure. a There can he serious conse- quences(there have been deaths in n the U.S.) if Viagra is taken in com- a bination with other medications, It wam the pharmacists. f "It's important to make sure your doctor knows what other medica- s tions you are on:' Ms. Henry advis- 3 es. -We're always willing to answer I any questiorus" e "his drug is not for everyone,^ e cautions Mr. Brown. "If a doctor . won't prescribe it, there's a good t reason like the patient is on nitrate medication. slowed in '98 But construction likely to pick up this year Building activity in Durham was down last year. partly be - Cause of labour disputes in the lousing and automotive sectors. But. the head of Regional council's planning committee ex- pects a better year in 1999. "All the indications 1'vc seen are positive for building permit activity:' says Ajax Mayor Steve Parish. -The economy is still strong. As long as the automotive industry stays strong and labour isn't disrupted, and there's gtxxl weather, it could be a very strong year for residential and non-resi- dential development. - A planning department report indicates the value of building permits issued in Durham in 1998 dropped 13 per cent to 5582 mil- lion from the 1997 total of $668.6 million. On the housing front, 3,043 permits were issued in 1998. a drop from the '97 figure of 3.734. However, the value of non-residential permits rose by $2 million last year, to $174.1 mil- lion. The report notes the number of housing permits issued last year was below the 20 -year average of almost 3,900 a year, but the 1998 total was above 1992, 1993 and 1995. From 1986 to '89, permit totals were above 6,000 each year. The planning department re- port says the slowdown in build- ing permit activity "was primarily the result of stokes to the building trades, as well as negative impacts experienced by the local manufac- turing sector due to major labour disputes in the U.S. auto Indus- try-- Arts ndus- try" Arts showcase spotlights local talent in Pickering PICKERING — The PineRidge manager of the Pickering Town Ccn- Art.s Council I% holding its annual gen- tre, will begin at 7:30 p.m. oral meeting and a talent showcase Then there'll be a presentation by Wednesday. Apnl 14 at the Waterfront Claremo cit sculptor Edward Falken- Dining Bistro & Bar, 590 Liverpool herg, performances by instrumental Rd. S.. Pickering.and vocal artists spotlighting youth, It begins at 7 p.m. with an exhibi- and the announcement of silent auc- tion of artwork in various media, a mu- tion winners. sisal interlude, a display of silent auc- All are welcome to attend and ad - tion items and a bar. mission is free. The business meeting, featuring For more information call 509 - guest speaker Allan Arsenault, general 3855. Hard of hearing group meets tonight The Canadian Hard of Hearing Guest speaker Patrick Gibson Association Pickering/Ajax/Whitby from Investors Group will provide Branch is holding its next monthly information on basic financial plan- support/social meeting Wednesday, ning. 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W, Alm Ce"mAk*nhnmb WN at Swwd "This (taking Viagra when on ni- trate medication) has caused some deaths in the U.S" Mr. Belz says an herbal product exists that is supposed to contain many of the same benefits as Viagra. "There is a herbal product called Puncture Vine," he says. -Supposed. ly it raises the testosterone levels in the male" At $10.39 for 60 tablets, it might be an alternative for the less affluent or for those whose medications might not allow them to take Viagra. But even with herbal remedies, it is advisable to check with a doctor first. 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The OHA Ontario Provincial Junior A' Hockey League team is either dead or barely alive following last night's semi-final game against the Bramalea Blues which the Panthers entered down three games to none in the best -of -seven series. The contest was played at the Pickering Recreation Complex after our deadline. The Panthers dug themselves a deep hole after dropping a hearthreaking 4-3 double -overtime till, to the Blue in game three in Bramalea Monday niLhi. Pickering's late was ,(.,ilc,i if' the Coach blames `disappointing' officiating for team's fate 13:04 mark of the second overtime frame when Bramalea's Anthony Aquino converted a three -on -two break for the winning marker which put the Blues into a commanding lead. Aquino's goal came after the Panthers broke in three -on -two on Blues' goalie T.T. Aceii, but a shot by George Trifon just missed the mark. In fact, the Panthers held a 3-2 lead in the third period and appeared to be on their way to their first win of the series. However, with 2:36 left in regulation time, a poor Pickering clearing attempt was kept in at the blucline by Anthony Dynak, whose shot rehownded to Roher- to Orofiannai who buried it past Picker- ing goaltender Joel Cameron to tie the same and send n inti. ,crtime Panthers' head coach Rod McGillis says his charges dominated the West Conference champs in all aspect~ of game three, especially in the second pe- riod when Pickering scored all three of its goals and limited Bramalea to only two shots on net. "i was tremendously pleased with their effort. I'm just disappointed with the result," laments McGillis. "We toxik it to Bramalea we played as well as we felt we could play, but we came up a lit- tle short. Certainly we outworked and outchanced them. Unfortunately we did- n't outscore them" The Panthers got goals from Jeff Mil- roy, Trifon with a shorthanded marker. and Steve Farquharson in the power- pla.v Assistin,v wen_ 'i J Kcmr with AiAX w coommercial Ave. 619-1673 COB(WRG 72 King SL W 372-6744 ioUNITED WAY OF AJAX PICKERING ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING The Board of Directors for United Way of Ajax - Pickering cordially invites members of the community to attend its 29th Annual General Meeting. Wednesday, April 28,1999 at 7:00 p.m. The meeting will be held at The Heritage Centre, 120 Roberson Drive, Ajax. For more information Please call the United Way office at 686-0606. United Way gratefully acknowledges Bayly Communications Inc. corporate sponsor of this event. two. Trifitn, Luc Chiacson, Milroy and Bill Duncan. The semi-final series got under way last Friday night in Bramalea where the Blues earned a 6-2 win. Sunday night in Pickering, Bramalea kx)k a 2-0 lead in the series by hanging a 9-4 defeat on the frost Panthers. The officiating in this series has been -disappointing-, says McGillis. in each of the first two games of the series, the Panthers were hit with 20 penalties. Bramalea's vaunted power- play struck for two goals in the first game and five in the second. McGillis contends his charges didn't suddenly lose their discipline, but rather the officials have been a little overzeal- ous. "i don't think we've been getting away from our disciplined play." says AcGillis. -We had three penalties called in us, very questionable penalties• in the first four minutes of play in the first game. Thev acre the first two goals on r*lwerplays and we're kind A on our heel, ;ind we're txhind 3-0 Fxt,ire we been very frustrated with the officiating. You expect to get decent refereeing in the fourth round of the playoffs" In game two in Pickering Sunday night, the Panthers trailed 3-0 after the first period, allowing the Blues to get two powerplay goals and a shorthanded marker. The teams traded two goals apiece in the middle frame. Bramalea put the game out of reach with four third -period markers, two coming with the man advantage. The Panther scored three of their four goals on the powerplay Sunday night. T.1. Kemp. Doug Carr. Jason Lange and Triton tallied for Pickering. Adding assists were Trifon and Tit/a Crndovic with two each. Chiasson. Mar- cel Rodman. Joel Johnston and Milroy with singles. In the opener in Bramalea, the Pan- thers were scorched by the Bramalea powerplay for two goals in the opening frame which ended 3-1 in favour of the Blues. Bramalea led 5-2 after 40 min- utes. then added a shorthanded marker in the final .omni t r _-,J d measure M117' in : L.irr:d G,r Pi,.kcr- Y�ORIC '+�C^9 a�+C N.:ordroonr5 Audwr OrrfU p� (7, ` r W&T 1ir L k SATURDAY MAY Jk& SUNDAY MAY 9 w "ray �ois Pwk 2 Wy T i. CdI AMBERLEA SHOPPING CENTRE LOCATION NOW OPEN A BRAND NEW WAY TO SAVE N PICKERNG Finding a great deal Just got easter in Pickering with the amourlcement of a brand new BUWay store in Amberlea Shopping Centre at 1822 Whites The Grand Opening was held Saturday, March 20th. The BUWay features a selection of everyday needs including men's, women's and children's apparel and footwear, linens electronics, stationery, toys, housewares, cleaning products, personal needs and grocery, Sabine Waklmann-Farinha is pleased to be running the new Amberlea Shopping Centre store. 'My associates and I look forward to seeing all of our new customers! We're ready to serve Pickering with great everyday deals and weekly specials and we guarantee the friendly service." BUWay is one of Canada's leading discount chains with over 280 stores throughout Ontario and the Atlantic provinces. Bi/Way locates in communities giving its customers great low prices everyday, plus fantastic weekly specials and shopping convenience. Bi/Way is a wholly owned division of Nex Limited and has been operating in Canada for over JIM «♦ r W � OWN - n9 � �►waa'�H A.J. GROEN/ News Advertiser photo Pickering Panthers'Joel Johnston (16) skates by Bra- day might. Tie Panthers lost 9-4. Pickering's in a Rkdea Blues' David Peca (22) during OHA Ontario Provincial Junior 'A' Hockev League semi-final three -games -to none lutlr in the besr-of-seven series, play- having lost game three 4-3 in double overtime in Bra - off action at the Pickering Recreation Complex San- mr lea Monday night Super 2 goalies lead Super 7s to tourney win PICKERING —Tire Levesque shared the drew assists. [te�P Pickering Panthers Himelfarb Prozanski- shutout. In Ute semi-final con- Pickering lost the tib third game to the Bramp- }.9Q t Del Zotto Fence Co. Super 7 select hockey test, the Panthers defeat- ed Brampton East 5-0. ton 'A' team 1-0. Evan Haga, Chris Un - team emerged victorious Campbell wwd a pair of derhill and Shane Del from the Pickering Se- goals, Andreoff, Lynch Zono contributed to the lett Hockey Tournament and McNeil notched sin- tournament win. 1111111 at Don Beer Arena rc- gles. Adding assists were The team is coached REBOLND SPORTS cently. Campbell, Ian Waters, by Sal Caggiuta and Bob 1725 KiNOW RiL tok 9 In the championship McNeil, Armstrong and Purcell and managed by Wt s<Brad Rill. in game, the Panthers blanked Vaughan 5-0. Andreoff. Pickering also shut Kathy Andreoff. The hplIAL 68X3V6 trainer is Lorne McNeil. Andy Andreoff led the out Peterborough 2-0 in attack with a natural hat trick. Brody Caggiula the first game. Adam McNeil Andreoff x "ES R YANCH and Lynch chipped in and scored with an assist to 0 • 'TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY with one goal apiece. As- Taylor Pernerowski. sists went to Callum The Panthers' Super u Lynch with two, Colin Its edged Cambridge 2-1 F pte,tsotnal and Business Campbell, Jason Arm- strong, Mike Purcell and in the second contest. Purcell and Andreoff � Including aU Other InS,0 "` 7 Semlices Andreoff with one scored for Pickering. V apiece. Goalies Jared Campbell, Caggiula, a r• O6l[�WA and Marc McNeil and Pemerowski 0Cowley 122 AlR>,ert St �r 721-7506 AiAX w coommercial Ave. 619-1673 COB(WRG 72 King SL W 372-6744 ioUNITED WAY OF AJAX PICKERING ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING The Board of Directors for United Way of Ajax - Pickering cordially invites members of the community to attend its 29th Annual General Meeting. Wednesday, April 28,1999 at 7:00 p.m. The meeting will be held at The Heritage Centre, 120 Roberson Drive, Ajax. For more information Please call the United Way office at 686-0606. United Way gratefully acknowledges Bayly Communications Inc. corporate sponsor of this event. two. Trifitn, Luc Chiacson, Milroy and Bill Duncan. The semi-final series got under way last Friday night in Bramalea where the Blues earned a 6-2 win. Sunday night in Pickering, Bramalea kx)k a 2-0 lead in the series by hanging a 9-4 defeat on the frost Panthers. The officiating in this series has been -disappointing-, says McGillis. in each of the first two games of the series, the Panthers were hit with 20 penalties. Bramalea's vaunted power- play struck for two goals in the first game and five in the second. McGillis contends his charges didn't suddenly lose their discipline, but rather the officials have been a little overzeal- ous. "i don't think we've been getting away from our disciplined play." says AcGillis. -We had three penalties called in us, very questionable penalties• in the first four minutes of play in the first game. Thev acre the first two goals on r*lwerplays and we're kind A on our heel, ;ind we're txhind 3-0 Fxt,ire we been very frustrated with the officiating. You expect to get decent refereeing in the fourth round of the playoffs" In game two in Pickering Sunday night, the Panthers trailed 3-0 after the first period, allowing the Blues to get two powerplay goals and a shorthanded marker. The teams traded two goals apiece in the middle frame. Bramalea put the game out of reach with four third -period markers, two coming with the man advantage. The Panther scored three of their four goals on the powerplay Sunday night. T.1. Kemp. Doug Carr. Jason Lange and Triton tallied for Pickering. Adding assists were Trifon and Tit/a Crndovic with two each. Chiasson. Mar- cel Rodman. Joel Johnston and Milroy with singles. In the opener in Bramalea, the Pan- thers were scorched by the Bramalea powerplay for two goals in the opening frame which ended 3-1 in favour of the Blues. Bramalea led 5-2 after 40 min- utes. then added a shorthanded marker in the final .omni t r _-,J d measure M117' in : L.irr:d G,r Pi,.kcr- Y�ORIC '+�C^9 a�+C N.:ordroonr5 Audwr OrrfU p� (7, ` r W&T 1ir L k SATURDAY MAY Jk& SUNDAY MAY 9 w "ray �ois Pwk 2 Wy T i. CdI AMBERLEA SHOPPING CENTRE LOCATION NOW OPEN A BRAND NEW WAY TO SAVE N PICKERNG Finding a great deal Just got easter in Pickering with the amourlcement of a brand new BUWay store in Amberlea Shopping Centre at 1822 Whites The Grand Opening was held Saturday, March 20th. The BUWay features a selection of everyday needs including men's, women's and children's apparel and footwear, linens electronics, stationery, toys, housewares, cleaning products, personal needs and grocery, Sabine Waklmann-Farinha is pleased to be running the new Amberlea Shopping Centre store. 'My associates and I look forward to seeing all of our new customers! We're ready to serve Pickering with great everyday deals and weekly specials and we guarantee the friendly service." BUWay is one of Canada's leading discount chains with over 280 stores throughout Ontario and the Atlantic provinces. Bi/Way locates in communities giving its customers great low prices everyday, plus fantastic weekly specials and shopping convenience. Bi/Way is a wholly owned division of Nex Limited and has been operating in Canada for over JIM «♦ r W � OWN - n9 � �►waa'�H P PAGE B2 NEWS ADVERTISER -WEDNESDAY EDITION, March 311. 11111911 Bantam Panthers Breakaway to league final PIC'KERING — The Pickering Panthers Break- away Business System, minor bantam 'AA' hockey team has reached the York- : Simcoc league final after outlasting the Aurora Tigers three games to two in the semi-finals. Paul Ruta led Pickering to a 5-0 s tctory in game five with a two -goal perfor- mance. Brad Binns. Derek Polowyk and Keith Rhodes found the net once each. Assists went to Jed John- ston. Kevin Krasnowski, Scan Mc Kciguc. Craig Wilcox. Rhodes and Ruta. Goaltender Robert Follett played his best game. stop- ping every shot with great composure. In game four. Aurora beat the Panthers 2-1 with Ryan Donnan scoring the lone Pickering goal from Krasnowski. In game one, the Pan- thers trashed the Tigers 6- 2. Binns and Polowyk each scored twice. Scan McK- eigue and Rhoties fired sm- gies. McKcigue had two assists while Jason Brook- ings. Krasnowski. Polowyk, Rhodes and Wilcox drew single - helpers. Aurora won 2-1 in game Iwo with Rhodes notching the only Pickering goal from Brookings and McK- eiguc. Daniel Sharpe played a strong game in net for Pickering. In game three, the Pan- thers beat the Tigers 5-3 Chad Tkachuk scored two goals, Brookings. Rhodes and Ruta had one each. Binns. Ruta. McKetgue. Rhodes and Danny Sal- vagna picked up assists. In the quarter' finals against Barrie, the Panthers clinched the series three games io none. In game three. Pickering edged Barrie 4-3 margin. Binns and Krasnowski each scored a pair. Assists went to Brookings, Don- nan, Krasnowski, Polowyk and Ian Suginomori. Sharpe made several key saves to preserve the win. Pickering won game one 5-4. Brent Dalliday and Krasnowski led the attack with two goals each. Binns scored once. Polowyk and Binns had two assists while Wilcox, Rhodes, Sugi- nomori and Johnston had single helpers. The Panthers crushed Barrie 6-3 in the second game of the series. Dalliday and Rhodes recorded two goals each, Krasnowski and Polowyk fired singles. Dalliday and Polowyk had two assists while Suginomori, Sal- vagna, Rhodes, Krasnows- ki and Ruta had single helpers. Football Dolphins looking for new recruits for 199 season Tle Ajax -Pickering Dol- phins Football Club is look- ing for more players and volunteer coaches for the upcoming season. Registration will take place again on Thursday. May 6, the firs) practice night for the Dolphins at Kinsmen Park on Sandy Bcach Road at 6:30 p.m. Tlx: Dolphins arc also in need of football equipment and would appreciate any donations. The club is in- volved in fund-raising Bingo at the Delta Bingo every Friday morning from Mauch 19 to June 15. A dance is also being planned for some time in June. For more information, call head coach Michael Rouleau at 420-3966. Pr WE GET 1'tMJ BACK ON T17ACK, FAST. AUTO REPAIR TO ALL MAKES 8 MODELS Would like to "'ELCOME , Dave Wright Back into the Ajax area. Atter a two veer break, Dave has come back to Ajax bringing his 26 years of experience in Auto Repair with him. 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Ilareh 31, I"WF GE S3 Alp NEWS A DVERTISER M A R C H 3 1 1 9 9 9 Little starCufta----- in�s read for their YCall BYAL RIVFTT Staff Editor A like to sing and dance and it's fun to Three young area actresses can't wait to take etch other people do it:' their Curtain Call in an upcoming production of ' C Shannon notes everyone connected with the a North York amateur theatre troupe next Play has been supportive of the efforts of the month. budding actresses, which makes it an enjoyable Jessica Diamond. 10, and Rebecca Van Gijn, `= experience for everyone. 9, Nth of Pickenng, and Shannon Standen. 10, f 1 like the fact that everyone in the play is re - of Ajax, will perform in the Curtain Call ally good friends. You Icel like you're at home Play- ers; upcoming production entitled The Sound of when you're around these people;' explains the Musicals. Celebrating its 20th anniversary of r Gradc 4 student at Dr. Roh(:rta Bondar school �' amateur theatre, the theatre troupe will present to Ajax.For Rebecca, the opportunity to perforin in the best of Broadway musicals and movie ` music to commemorate the ("asion. front of audiences keeps her returning t„ the The three actresses will perform two num- J, theatre troupe. The Sound of Musicals repre- hers from the Broadway musical Annie and one `tints her third production with the Curtain Call number from Big River. Other selections to be Players. performed in The Sowrd of Musicals include It's really fun to he in the plays and go in tier, from Chicago. Damn Yankees, Sunset front of a real audience. I like going to the re- Bcwlevard City of Angels. Gypsy, Victor Victc hcarwtls;' says Rebecca. a Grade 4 student in ria and Titanic. the French immersion program at Frenchman's Jessica. Rebecca and Shannon all received Bay Public School in Pickering, invitations to work in the upcoming production Because of their involvement in the current (x g P Three local actresses will he on stage in production, the three actresses have been invit- at North York's Library Theatre April 15 to 24. the upcoming Curtain Call Players pro- ed back to perform in a full production of the All prevCurtain Csly actedla in earlier pr(xducUuns with duction of The Sound of Musicals this musical Annie by the theatre troupe in the fall. the Curtain Call Players. "The director (Keith O'Connell) invited month. Getting reculy forthe curtain to rise The Sound of Musicals will he performed at them at come hack." notes Catherine Balfour, are. from left, Rebecca Van Gijn, Shannon die Fairview Library Theatre• 35 Fairview Mall Jessica's m(ther. "He knew them from Oliver Standen and Jessica Diamond. Dr. North York (Dori Mills Road and Shepfzrd and The Music Man with the Curtain Call Play- Ave. E.), from April 15 to 17 and April 22 to 24 �„ y hearsals will increase in the two weeks leading at s P.M. Therc's a matinee performance on And. the three actresses are thrilled to be to isa lou of funnight A says Jessica, who's r- pril 15. Apel Tickets at 2 p.m. treading the boards once again with the corn- forming in her fourth production with the Cur- and oare $18 for adults: $14 for children munity theatre troupe. 'fix trio began rehearsals tain Call Players, dating trick four years ago For more information or for tickets, call for the show in January, but the number of rc- when she played a munchkin in tido wiard of (416) 703-61XI Curious ® The Ne6iwd M IPeaty of Duaju N z a" HAM REVISED BLUE BOX • ' COLLECTION SCHEDULE Residents who would have normally received Blue Box col- lection Friday. April 2nd or Monday. April 5th will have their collection (day rescheduled due to the Easter Hohdays. Please check the charts below to determine when vour rescheduled collection will take place. Municipality Regularly Scheduled Rescheduled Blue City of Oshawa Blue Box Collection Box Collection Dav age contains nu- Uav Monday City of Oshawa Friday Saturday Town of Ajax 'Town or Pickering April 2nd April 3rd 'rownship of scug( Municipality Regularly Scheduled Blue Box Collection Bay Rescheduled Blue &,x ('ollection Dry City of Oshawa ft4l(,w, the ,tory of a feisty seniorPx� conowdy The Cu- age contains nu- Friday Monday tr AaarrtrtllNawtab tat. Mw.titnsatra eaetwttr time rows« taNye•ar rltN.tnr.,aow•snAwu.air« Town of W'hithy rNws Savage at Dunharton-Fair- tilling with her� her _s+ - April 5th April 12th fowmhip Orf Bruck -Automatic, air conditioning, actors, including l -r turther in Iornwo-i Fi*.•vrBlue Box- 11,-.. n,,r_ plea.,, na,it the Region's Blue Box Collection contractor. 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For more in • L No o, e • 1 1 1 • formation, call r /' 1 e (416)410-0211. 0 • 1 1 1 II t Opening Frid! N%itt-s• Lt liilariouti Contedv "OUT ON A LI1IB" till -' •:nc .1n till, ; G, I till IRI I 01"n ing '%glo Nil",i.tl 90 t: Fax it Ajax and Pickering News Advertiser General: 683-7363 h join us in CybEehrs acej�i w N_ t`. x. www.c�urhamnews.net 'f KIDS 12 YRS. Et UNDER loft �► JELLY BEAN 0 CONTEST Guess bort► many Je//y6eans W 1 N, are in the Jefty6ean jor A Giant, Stuffed for your chance to win( Easter Bunny with Plus...Prizes Every Tons of Treats! Hour on Easter Day! Plus a Special Easter Sundae for just $1.99 Please IPlease Enjoy A I Enjoy A 'FREE HOMEBURGER'"I FREE KIDDIE MEAL With the purchase of another of equal or greater With the purchase of another of ' value and a medium Coke. ( equal or greater value. 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Using daily activities such as shopping lists or food preparation to practice counting, calculating, estimating, measuring, arranging objects and working with size and shape will also benefit him. Grade 4 to 6 20 to 40 minutes of home study per night for most evenings is an appropriate workload. Listening to your child read. reading with your child or independent reading, which can include school and library materials, are all important. Review areas of difficulty with your child in a positive manner and have your child complete unfinished classroom assignments. Use the newspaper to help your child interpret graphs, advertising claims and to increase his/her knowledge of the world. Develop spelling lists of words misspelled and review and drill number operations. Grade 7 to 9 40 to 90 minutes of home study for most evenings through the week is appropriate. Use the Linc to complete assignments and for reading, creative writing, editing, organizing, studying for tests, working on projects and preparing school presentations. Discuss examples of problem -solving strategies in daily life and work experience. The above has been prepared for Grade Expectations Learning (GRADE 0 F�'ECTAHONS LEARNING CENTRES HE yjy�R: READING WRITING iNEgif STUDY SKILLS MAIN • Grade 1 to O.AC. p is kx1lihilkillwAnd • Low SbideRVrewher ratio • Complete Assessment AUDLEY ROAD STABLES ARE-0Nr. & CEF. oawhr Summer Horse r Camp A complete horse experience Children age 7 & up Explore riding & working with safe, well-trained horses 6L ponies Qualified & friendly stable conveniently located in Ajax. COME VISIT US SOON Call 686-4641 for info. •Flair kd riding ksswyw rvi 412o-11930 AMsIll"-rl" 1Ms r+Mnwl. Pot., Ste. 103 Pickering Horse Centre Finest oatdow Horse Show Facilli ies Summer Camp `BJP `Registration Beginners to Advanced •30 acres • 3 outdoor rings • Hunter & Jumper Courses • Indoor riding area with onlooking lounge • Qualified Instructors Call for more information 649-1342 Centres by Dr. Gary Hunt, OISE/University of Toronto, and Senior Educational Advisor to Grade Expectations. The Grade Expectations Leaning Centre in Pickering has been providing academic assistance to students in the Pickering and Ajax communities for the past four years. For information about the Grade Expectations program, please call Rosana Gardner at (905) 420-9930. LEARNING CENTRE ESTABLISHED 1984 Pnvate School Catering to Ages 18 Months - 12 Yom 'Knowledge with understanding" E.H • FULL DAY • MORNING • AFTERNOON SIS PRE -CASA Plies I PfKKN A ME IBaia Braga,, 6-12YEARS 1s mond ' s•s 1 PLUS V, MONTESSORI • DAY CARE HOURSb • ran Pr•••rw". • ornomAI "crT LaNc IES U-11al .a t.r,wrq • EXTRA C%PWMCtAAR orwtrerww• .rRn aq•r•nq • BALLET • gArto conn= nMrnaN epoe•Iq • FIELD TOWS CIO~ r> rrr A.11100. • M mo1YrR-Y SPEAKERS Ah li our fsww,Mr rusrc ►avw Duality EDUCATION AT COMPETITIVE PRICES 1 LGIVE YOUR CHILD AN EDUCATION FROM THE START NOW ACCEPTING REGISTIMTION FORTE tsw=000 ACAO"OC YEAH. CaN tod" 401 VVINCAT0N no. 509�i 7� PtekeeMla pauaosouNr a Hwy. J Fal s� =t =a PICI�ERING _e PLAYING =4 pPFa D)dving Range 'r Now Open FockN g 6 largo • salEflip— fruit ?r • Unevaa Ile tine :ii r -• - - - - --Low 17.50 $ OFF: fir« 16.00 -4 1 s. g 1610 Iaytp S1raM m !' 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Taylor's Pub on cam- short months as a group, Barry Mantle, bassist Jell Bring -based hard -rock band pus on Thursday night, start- God Time Charlie has Ledger, guitarist Matt Rob - is hoping to play its way to ing at approximately 8 p.m. played with the likes of such son and drummer Jell' the winner's circle at a Battle The four -member band. Canadian bands as Rusty, Roberts, put out its first demo of the Bands in Oshawa to- whose musical influences 'Treble Charger and Good entitled Don't Hate Me Be - morrow night. stem from hard -rock a, ska. Riddance. Last November, cause I'm Beautiful. For Good Time Charlie will was turned in early 1998 Good Time Charlie, made up more information, call 831 - take tie stage against other and consisted of members of of guitarist and vocalist 0797 Ictal hands at the Durham kcal bands Public Enemy ^• -""`kms ay: ° w"' College Battle of the Bands and Blissful Sin. In their 4 GOALTENDERS A g� II t Opening Frid! 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HOMEWORK GUIDE Homework is an important element in reinforcing what has been taught in class and also in developing strong study habits and a sound work ethic for future needs. Self-discipline, such as good study habits. is an essential element for success in school, university or college and the eventual workplace. Grade Expectations Learning Centres has established some basic guidelines to assist you and your child in determining a suitable allocation of time. Kindergarten in Grade 3 IU to IU ullnutes of home study per night for most evenings in an appropriate requirement. Listening to your child read, reading to your child or independent reading away from rhe• ! nsily -,.,Id Iwir+ yemr child immensely. Using daily activities such as shopping lists or food preparation to practice counting, calculating, estimating, measuring, arranging objects and working with size and shape will also benefit him. Grade 4 to 6 20 to 40 minutes of home study per night for most evenings is an appropriate workload. Listening to your child read. reading with your child or independent reading, which can include school and library materials, are all important. Review areas of difficulty with your child in a positive manner and have your child complete unfinished classroom assignments. Use the newspaper to help your child interpret graphs, advertising claims and to increase his/her knowledge of the world. Develop spelling lists of words misspelled and review and drill number operations. Grade 7 to 9 40 to 90 minutes of home study for most evenings through the week is appropriate. Use the Linc to complete assignments and for reading, creative writing, editing, organizing, studying for tests, working on projects and preparing school presentations. Discuss examples of problem -solving strategies in daily life and work experience. The above has been prepared for Grade Expectations Learning (GRADE 0 F�'ECTAHONS LEARNING CENTRES HE yjy�R: READING WRITING iNEgif STUDY SKILLS MAIN • Grade 1 to O.AC. p is kx1lihilkillwAnd • Low SbideRVrewher ratio • Complete Assessment AUDLEY ROAD STABLES ARE-0Nr. & CEF. oawhr Summer Horse r Camp A complete horse experience Children age 7 & up Explore riding & working with safe, well-trained horses 6L ponies Qualified & friendly stable conveniently located in Ajax. COME VISIT US SOON Call 686-4641 for info. •Flair kd riding ksswyw rvi 412o-11930 AMsIll"-rl" 1Ms r+Mnwl. Pot., Ste. 103 Pickering Horse Centre Finest oatdow Horse Show Facilli ies Summer Camp `BJP `Registration Beginners to Advanced •30 acres • 3 outdoor rings • Hunter & Jumper Courses • Indoor riding area with onlooking lounge • Qualified Instructors Call for more information 649-1342 Centres by Dr. Gary Hunt, OISE/University of Toronto, and Senior Educational Advisor to Grade Expectations. The Grade Expectations Leaning Centre in Pickering has been providing academic assistance to students in the Pickering and Ajax communities for the past four years. For information about the Grade Expectations program, please call Rosana Gardner at (905) 420-9930. LEARNING CENTRE ESTABLISHED 1984 Pnvate School Catering to Ages 18 Months - 12 Yom 'Knowledge with understanding" E.H • FULL DAY • MORNING • AFTERNOON SIS PRE -CASA Plies I PfKKN A ME IBaia Braga,, 6-12YEARS 1s mond ' s•s 1 PLUS V, MONTESSORI • DAY CARE HOURSb • ran Pr•••rw". • ornomAI "crT LaNc IES U-11al .a t.r,wrq • EXTRA C%PWMCtAAR orwtrerww• .rRn aq•r•nq • BALLET • gArto conn= nMrnaN epoe•Iq • FIELD TOWS CIO~ r> rrr A.11100. • M mo1YrR-Y SPEAKERS Ah li our fsww,Mr rusrc ►avw Duality EDUCATION AT COMPETITIVE PRICES 1 LGIVE YOUR CHILD AN EDUCATION FROM THE START NOW ACCEPTING REGISTIMTION FORTE tsw=000 ACAO"OC YEAH. CaN tod" 401 VVINCAT0N no. 509�i 7� PtekeeMla pauaosouNr a Hwy. 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AJAX ., (905) 434-2651 (905) 428-8479 - - o Ontario Hockey Schools `•.• AAA, AA, A, levels , WO For 1999-2000 Season - Power Skating • Checking Skills • Puck Control • Tryout Drills • Shootinlz • Goaltendinfz Limited positions • Program Director -Craig Chandler Cal) to 839-3794 1'65 `"GST reserve LAIMEW i' GOILF • Beginner &Stack to Basic Classes T r • 5, 1 hr. lessons • Beginning the week of April 5 35Z& 1 Call Greg Salazar (CGTF/USGTF) to CM"rteserve your spot April 26 b`:; tMrt CO-ED NFDIIl3Dlt1 rTaunton Rd, Alex SWING II�11�0 SPRING... PORT HOPE cSrl'��r+pse+ .ice ltw�.. AOM® ALL 18 HOLES OPEN • Spring Rates • Driving Range • Power Carts • Putting Green • Mini Memberships s 1999 MEMBERSHIPS • Adult 7 Day $725.00 • Husband & Vhfe Full '61065-00 • Senior 5 Day M.00 • Senior - 17 Day $62o.00 • Ir»r 5235.00 k Plus G.S.T. • Soft spikes only • Reservations recommended Please call (905) 885-6487 or 1-800-346-5361 www.aoninc.com DON BEER ARENA Rink 4:1 APRIL 5, 6, 7, 8 1999 (TIRYOUTS COMMENCE APIRI 12/99 1M2Q0QAGECAa0Y PLAYERSBORN TIME A MINOR NOVICE 1991 6:00-7:00m. P MAJOR NOVICE 1990 B MINOR ATOM 1989 7:00.8:00m. P' MAJOR ATOM 1988 C MINOR PEEWEE 1987 8:00-9:00m. P MAJOR PEEWEE 1986 D MINOR BANTAM 1985 9:00.10:00P.M. P MAJOR BANTAM 1984 Approximately Inquire about our 30 SKATERS SUMMER 4 GOALTENDERS PROGRAMMES per session weekly programmes Summer Camps Limited positions • Program Director -Craig Chandler Cal) to 839-3794 1'65 `"GST reserve LAIMEW i' GOILF • Beginner &Stack to Basic Classes T r • 5, 1 hr. lessons • Beginning the week of April 5 35Z& 1 Call Greg Salazar (CGTF/USGTF) to CM"rteserve your spot April 26 b`:; tMrt CO-ED NFDIIl3Dlt1 rTaunton Rd, Alex SWING II�11�0 SPRING... PORT HOPE cSrl'��r+pse+ .ice ltw�.. AOM® ALL 18 HOLES OPEN • Spring Rates • Driving Range • Power Carts • Putting Green • Mini Memberships s 1999 MEMBERSHIPS • Adult 7 Day $725.00 • Husband & Vhfe Full '61065-00 • Senior 5 Day M.00 • Senior - 17 Day $62o.00 • Ir»r 5235.00 k Plus G.S.T. • Soft spikes only • Reservations recommended Please call (905) 885-6487 or 1-800-346-5361 www.aoninc.com NEWS ADVERTISER YNAMSDAY EDITION, M-- cl 31, 1"9 PAGE 05 AOP Across the years and through the tears Happy ending for former Ajax resident as brother -sister reunion spans half -a -century BY JANE MC DONALD Staff Writer The horrors of the Second World War and its aftermath ripped families apart, scattering its members through- out the world. Most never saw their relatives or homeland,again. Peter Cernigui and Lydia Colossi are exceptions. The brother and sister hadn't seen each other since they both left their Italian birthplace almost 50 years ago. The European map was being redrawn in the early 1950s when they each decided to seek out a better life — Peter in Canada. Lydia in Australia — as Marshal Tito's Yu- goslavia absorbed the territory in which their hometown, Pola, was lo- cated. "It was a terrible life," Mr. Cernigoi, a man of few words, recalls. After service in the navy, he married Olimpia and the couple had three small children. A baker by trade, he couldn't find work in Italy and made the decision to leave. "I had no job:' he says. "I want to come to Canada. Now I have more years here in Canada than in my (orig- inal) country" Mr. Cernigoi is 80 - years -old. At about the same time. Mrs. Co- lussi thought about leaving her home- land. One of her and Peter's brothers had gone to Australia in 1950. and she followed suit. Two sisters and a broth- er remained in Italy although only one. a sister, survives. Mr. Cernigoi and his family arrived in Ajax from Naples, Italy on a cold Jan. 2. 1952. His sister, Mrs. Colussi had already been in Sydney. Australia for about a year. And up until last Sunday, it had been 48 years since they had seen one another. Whcn they embraced at Pearson International Airport in Toronto on March 21, Mrs. Colussi says she felt almost numb while Mr. Cernigoi still can't get over the feeling of "surprise" Mrs. Colussi remembers her new life in Australia was "different and hard. -At first, Australia was hard be- cause of the language and we had to work very hard, 12 to 13 hours a day:* she cays. `But at least you work for something.- Her omething"Her brother remembers feeling like a -pioneer." He and his growing fami- ly lived in Ajax's Pickering Village for nine years after emigrating from Italy. and have lived in Oshawa for almost 40 years. He took construction jobs whenever they were available when he first came to Canada and remcmbers walking from Pickering Village to Os- hawa to go to work. He spent most of his working life in area factories. "I'm happy 1 came here:" he says. His sister married soon after arriv- ing in Australia. She has two daugh- ters who are currently in Australia. "I'm very happy because if 1 stayed in Italy, there would be nothing for me:' she says. `It has always been a concern about money but one day one of my daughters said Mom you have to go see him.' — LYDIA COLUSSI The recent brother and sister re- union "just happened:' says Peter's daughter Toni Formosa. When her parents began to wonder what had happened to his brother and sister in Australia, she began tracking down her father's brother because she didn't know his sister's married name. It worked and they were eventually able to get in touch with Mrs. Colussi in Australia. Sadly, Peter's and Lydia's brother who had also resettled in Aus- tralia, died a few months ago. -It has always been a concern about money but one day one of my daughters said, 'Mom, you have to go see him (her brother). It's been too long."' That was three years ago. Through phone calls and writing back and forth, the family came up with the plan that made the reunion a reality. "I knew him right away." Mrs. Colussi says of seeing her brother at the air- port Sunday. "It's been a long time.- says Peter who plans to show his sister Niagara Falls and other points of interest in the province during her two-month stay at his family's Oshawa house. Both look forward to telephoning their surviving sister still living in Italy. "1'm happy to see him and all the family (Peter and Olimpta Cernigoi have five children, another two were born in Canada, 12 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren) and I'm very pleased I've done this:' says Mrs. Co- lussi. "II should have been sooner." Group can g• • help you 40w� � CA511� become RAM ns 1 ror ria tan b tar tr,ualarq a ped � Free From Invite your •co-workers.or clients. Fear. Rama FREE! 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AN copy is subject to the appro- val of managemelit of News Advedser. OZ dmax ave Mow rikk ad. Full fila. Aral G depend- ablk Intro Wbkwq cant OeAv- Irylappliance) W.pnMra. ave front own transport b fab sae. 141 41f,990-3956. EAU sm. E300.. W. OF mare per Week alumbMrq Products M m comlm d ::OM '111000 11ram said a V` b. go '"M 6.2 DurhOas ft W . sats 541. Rd 636. Mts- imaeaON ISN 2116 For City and local Highway. Current Abstract AZ Mail or drop off resume to: 2275 Markham Rd. I carborougghh Ontario, MIB 2W3 (4i6) 291-1928 C salary Pled mmvos. Many ones for us. s N you•" uire 1� 140 68 Cap lkbbr regwred Sa~ au sign- 11-6 wr11-6 pM br caw hm safe 0101 in Acis. 90f128- 0313. sTWrKSTT UGUWB with w' .1 Sit n pummr Kmyta. 009%am.SatMO Rd E. ow EU3VAKETEU 1 oi to boo pownu :. 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Now when you advorUsa, your word Edd °4 chowit Sea: N99r3CN /IIL {M9d �Ra�/ illi SIIw&l Mp.#IppMEI Of) IM kMInot at Aggro. -, Sales P It required to Welt M ELUS lurnxv and ur CurWltianirlEt equiPrtllrlt. NAK 1ECNMCMR wante1 M yO11 °co :!—e1e a'gagy, Experferkce an asset, but wr l train. Top ;,' s,+pnstxd nulh n•nunteritionL food wap- cionaMy . Ga A.M aaa- Fax resume to 19051434-6670. .oil N•1 Mai,ea 34M pus WN SMYd I 1p JIM SNMWe H.Ip INDJL_ :Move now dump u$h xa .;xl No exceri IneCM "IDa Stun Heating t Air Conditioning coy" tml r2F 31401e.1 FA Tk•e DHy. Company tty3yr�r +�; LEAD INSTALLER: PARTTIME Furnace A A/C EA4ulpmrnt Installer Gas POSITIONS Fitter 11 and cxpcnence a num. Refrigeration AVAILABLE ticket an axwt. Top wages. $15 hour Fax lcsuntic to (9051434-4670. CAR REOUIRED ENGLISH A MUST IAia{IiNT'4MRIwe cb 10i ME WANT VOL" Erpenercied nxalw sub am have nrin n IeknMrkwar5 required. Heo- OYkeeM. w haw n atil � nam W%*t Sto raMaeary. 19ak17:11114 1 ENJOY WA JU14C? Elm PMHnIa 7COd whoa you do Rmlk naps -Wt aaMonrs or NEW lar. Cid s - (996)4274M Call Peter at 905-686-.2445 text. 224 M9 AS YOU GO Gym No membesrep rowed Pay A yougo gym No c wAktff m kw„N'H Mok*PW go °� y 'My: Polutmumv. .0 weammonaed Pow' plyP%-&gopM a9I Inwign Y - F W4001 a 9 a en - 5 P.M 1035 boor Rd. Pcnring (905)42? -6271 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser to- advedise quem that t tl ad uponn %.m to w spOMible to more am only fncorred imam and there Pap be no IF abOy for naE-insertion of Arty Wverusemenf. Lial ty for strops in ads is kww 10 the amount paid for the space occu- pyng the error. AN copy is subject to the appro- val of managemelit of News Advedser. OZ dmax ave Mow rikk ad. Full fila. Aral G depend- ablk Intro Wbkwq cant OeAv- Irylappliance) W.pnMra. ave front own transport b fab sae. 141 41f,990-3956. EAU sm. E300.. W. OF mare per Week alumbMrq Products M m comlm d ::OM '111000 11ram said a V` b. go '"M 6.2 DurhOas ft W . sats 541. Rd 636. Mts- imaeaON ISN 2116 For City and local Highway. Current Abstract AZ Mail or drop off resume to: 2275 Markham Rd. I carborougghh Ontario, MIB 2W3 (4i6) 291-1928 C salary Pled mmvos. Many ones for us. s N you•" uire 1� 140 68 Cap lkbbr regwred Sa~ au sign- 11-6 wr11-6 pM br caw hm safe 0101 in Acis. 90f128- 0313. sTWrKSTT UGUWB with w' .1 Sit n pummr Kmyta. 009%am.SatMO Rd E. ow EU3VAKETEU 1 oi to boo pownu :. EgrisAoe a, me. pDYatys and gs 1905 y) e2a•905ettlnlRssiesWY".MCyi IN SM ADVERTGN is leotsne for IOdI to dYvWr pt pPInt ww w m door b edit !owl aswpntprlbyy psom ef" 9oSfB35can 117 8"To" F low FULLIM ONLT All 511 Available. Pleue apply in 1750 927,1 L pnaan b: Mr. dE6 M o;'St. W. or ..a 4aO.eddlg Ask doe .IwM er Ilthk TRUCK ACCES$i*Yl STALLER-MOSI be exp meed b Imtail Yuan toads. truck caps, fog fill ex. Must haw good NMd Ira" and eleckcs krowler NMd valid driven; h1 with dean abstrao Con R D L P11ennq, 905-1 7373. Far 905.4261376 W79. 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'Partners In Community Nursing' is looking for nurses with a wide variety of experience, a natural dedication to the nursing profession an ongoing commitment to Quality rare. In return, we otter our con hensive orientation program and opportunities for training and com sation that are second to none. With a commitment to both client and staff satisfaction, we are recognized as the employer of choice in the Durham Region. For chance to join our team of dedicated professionals, please fax cover letter and resume in confidence to: Heaf f Smith, Director of Nursing Partners In CommuniDnimq, 965 Dead= St. W., Sulo 2111C,14ilby. OEt. LIP 161 Fax: 665.9961 Media OWN up- repsrs. W51 COUCH. lowseal 6 cher. mmaculate Cc~ IAe new askun{600 POP Call 9054395126 allied 6 p IT DININGROOM 10 PC nendh.501.0 cherry f2YA 8eAWKW 12 n Cm large dnknproom $4950 Speaacula 6 De F. M6 room surtweden poster Y$2450 905.687.1530 Ger de- FMMERSI Neta HWab 354 W. 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A!J1 12, 30808 Rall %5.247-9737 « 9051123.607p WE FINANCE EVERYONE Firs; time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad crodd, no credit. You work? You drive! Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 985-7"96 CERTICY - IF YOU N O W ELRUK E. OY YPalo TOO MOCK. THE LOTS FULL. ERY US OUT' MAW AMIMIIAL{ - 96 C A W m Smwwe - S; 9% rwn5;.9% 94 b 96 an. AM%. Salan s Cwa m , I.-. IrasporS, i.Btad, good kids 92 Crew S-10, V4, aw. lb K air. mwc Oldy 140L OnlyN9%.. 90 &Okw SE okes loped ado. 1099. ww. OM $4 995.. 90 VA To. 160 K. bu^ 4 Stip. Wal $2.9% 92 last 4 K 4. hal Ad. no Nm. ow Maly. try 16.995.. 90 Canker rape. am, 175K m oWW. A•1. see 32.995 um. one as a- aMMMW Sea air atm at Comm mM to", 1B$ Me IL 1, A mwkmw Y, CM us-m"m $MMB IBM PONTIAC SLOM. wec, only 4200 MR., 4 or. auto. W&'K &12.500 OM. 4131-2775 Over 50 Families New porcelain dolls, Jones NY and Steve Madden jewellery at 70% off 100,000 experienced items 500,000 new items DIRT CHEAP!! 403 TO THICKSON/WHITBY North to Hwy 42, Dundas SL East 2 Ughts NE corner lower level of mall HOLIDAY FRI, SAT. AND SUN. 8:30 A.M. - 5 P.M. or the "FOR YOUR HOME SHOW" SAL Ac Sun May 8th & 9th 9 am: 4 pm. at Whitby Iroquois Sports Centre LIMITED SPACE AVAIL ABLEV CALL LISA FOR DETAILS Oshawa (905)•579-4400 Ajax (905)-683-0707 Contents of house, carpentry, and garden tools, etc. Free Piano Saturday April 3, 8:30.4:00 p.m. Rain or Shine 53 Kings Cres., Ajax NEWS ADVERTWK WEDFEMM EOr110N, Minich 31, ln"*GE e7 AFP Iso t14 terata �tr ypyy A BUYING OR SELLING? 4.54311555 WWW. Pmrrum tot FIM 'MARIGOLD LINCOLN MERCURY" elk 2611 sun. IN back 2 Your one Stop Silppp�fg tOr 'OIITARIO O AiaW e�w011 ' 1, 2 i 3 BAd. Apts. fj 4 Decoder Der: carAw 3 1n IIaM double y,a Walkout base ni $21 r.000 CLEAN EMISSIONS TESTING' RMEarWslsEd i lelrw 19USE-eTt-tlUJA and repairs as well! Mechanical AppHrr6cm. AN t11N. InduN!Md. VILLAGE CMMMER Nth 1200 S4 en burgal on 82 Safety Certifications 'MARIGOLD In-Itourr Supt. i Maim- Mwea at PnvKY ma(ule LINCOLN MERCURY" On alta security. Pr`ced too sell $1j1.UW � CI 1-905-668-5893 1-800-565-5893 RMtW OIfICr. Mon - Fri. Um - e lace mree 15 acre ( ox) las Ln MMM R61e1r7 WraM pm SR i SUr11p11F Spm Country ready 10 a'ia 5 meds I 401 nterdgrpe 1im D to b t23 000 1N 1-9US 355.39$ for 1999 Boating Season Covered and Open Marina del Rey N.E. shore Lake Simcoe 15 min. to Orillia 1-705-325-3051 11 ulpnNoblkn w sre I � � SALES LIMITED "D CRIEDIT, NO CPADf" EVEN slilalitnuvr Not need a cv? Phom Met fail" 57151 1800 j 1 AnpnpDrrs w A 6 A AUTO C,r; Loomore Day up to $10 Uln Can m dN spa Any was ton dry YNn CAN Us Niro. 24 hurl. t days 3a mer servcl 9pS616-5003 « 9o5mN.sz3. 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Central eAN, parking. laundry. 404- 8599 M OSHAWA I Lope Elect Mont 'PI Pa,kmg, shared laundry, ('wale entrybet- ween civic 0 C bus route Ful bei CIA S700rmD mclu- snie Mm mond (905)-438- 1873 AJAX 1 $604000 sign deanawn, uundry. All W pkaacAl coveed pito. pad. All sod. no cogs Al mclo- lave X750' mkiences. Ice and IaR 428-3905 11 a.rM am AJA7 nope 2 bedroorrl baM mens aPtwar, New yaim Tnpin separae mtnnce, carol xaan. clean 4 applalcm. pab,q, S90Nmarm Irncu- s'rc Avawor, MMaryvy 1sl call grad a 190514262983 AJAX, 1 bedOao basement dot Separate entrance OW11 Laundry. air CV~.Ig. Per - tit. large Wmdews. Dram. -a� n kitchen. 4 or Dam. harking ton smaerno petl I!, nclow.$695 nq ,Addible May 1st. 686-2239 AUX. 1400 sol ft. 2 bedroan s, on large raurN lot 5 alp• Incas parking. S11001mo ;nmNS Motm, XOWAW al -•: Oa preferp. no s-r*,W r,s. 9054269898 A)AX, By Na Like urge. igm l4pp 54.0 grand J,,* .glkourk 1-Dedamn - Oe.. fireplace. K. sec".. �- ae garden wArtaround AJ. 1 pal. . 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(905) 519.3371 pCNwn 5iFVOOL e0. Ma Go. 2 112 bedrode one- ani ment. betd one m IxidralWay kiroai.DInt, owtrip ISO, $875 mt12 1116) 4943765 (905) 776 11CKUM VRIASE, NO few two bahsmm oaWmgM ala rwt, separate emy". no STOlung Or Petaa0. phone tmta Ff1Op1 slave. m Ga Pwtorrg GDS RWER- altes gut m a oro Imnd- ala. (00 !tion .1116) 7631110. FCURM WESTSHORE - 3 bo0din man Dom apt . Park- ing. centra ail, close to SChOUS. Avalab0 May Est. $995 per month unclusiw. 1905)431.3661 SPACIOUS wm.mantawW 2- 3 bad Aveil a 9W m Sr8e GW S, Sotne wan walk -In ewAm. patit provld- N Clot to SC S. ser oMike. GO Station hn wuwd W 728-M MHAWA Strong Farm y Bldg. Large 2 A 3 LVR Wit. ul r S Included. Easy access to to schools. ( p 721.167apipt41 YALWIT PROrmnly 1 Tonhb MANAOM6 n Tfor site 905-679-16'26 AM i aDecoMonth, uun oe- IacnM humes in Old t.,. ung VIMRpe Move -m BONDS plus 5 oppiunce call 9110- WINDJAMMER 426$758 lcnpl APARTMENTS _AJAX 33 & 77 Falby ort. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: www.bigfoot.com/-highrLser BOWMAnILLE. 7 bo&mm F,ee Told lownr*uM. abactied garage. nor 401 8 5nopprr14 EYCeMm 6.2% assuniade m rIgage Callm Lou less man rem $119.500 905-69: 1-,52 IMMACr AULAtE we year Split ie Ac u,naalow low,. routs. :.500 A If 5 ap- pliances central air pared Jnw�eaa 1155.000. CA Randeton iNeAby (9051 436.0990e $tads smoit nene SICK OF RENTING?? OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYII • First Time Buyer -7 - Call Mark! o Discharged BarlkrupY7 - Call Markt • Not Much Downpayment9 - Cath Mark! EZ Mark oHaro honest, probsaionst, no pressureu service to help yoown a home. (805) 571-6275 or 14800-640.6275 Mark Stapley . 84*5 FMO. Rr.neN Awhey Ronal End Ltd. 420 420 510 1011SNWCOE STREET NORTH 3-BL•dr.H,m TIIw'nh,)u,c Ln.r, Parking included Stove & Refrigerattyr. Parquay (loom thZ9')k7ut. Close to schools and shopping. From (910.00 includiSO h ro d Call 905-T21-080 304 SIMCOE S 'il aLluS�vt..f m�pw ;roe arra 1st101t Ar"alla0e mMaedLilF N Saprrr 19051 -Ser -3229 WESTIEYAOSBLAN0 nM sow ^.r51ea oacrerc� wZy ':rpa,ale re,K1. intit moan Satan for Failing 0 00 DMSOrr b to ailing daw a Det r IMF( -0453 abrasae. ,9014264493 WHITBY TWO BEDROOM. M. M. Amery 1ne W,r "-Ole App M BorrrnrNnite. 3 U&O ANN M Cap 14140YW4145 ON (N506 -?W wM.-I De440da 16 ce00,n ,cAn_ ^ uk9ue ,not, !ueDn,de uwudn ;ekaK a. uenm and :Am No DNN kve101t Yry Int SM mDIWI -69 0 515 71-716 WHY . ow yea toOen r nom, for NA. ,. ,' Ca Dave Har bt0 i Sala Sep P.M. Sall Really �1991) Lid 9, N. 190 1 Wm 51 BAN. 17t n r Ps ARve N [to SAI S 101 CANNOT AFFORD TO RCl' A HOL'SE? .''an'r S7Mmcrb' . • i wit:- CRw.'ag,•n _ 1905)571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley AM DAM LOU v.e , vpmr bi .w 5 'r.** IIN..r11rH asuc :,-4 n9arerwt hark 327 SM Dim CAN Ran COO$ C1Y.0 %MW 19051-66614 AJAX. x,.WW 34*dm m Sem,DungtOw. eayly7lar- . 5 appkarces. antra a, parking. WrAd old. o pelf. rl0rra ows. aadmlt Wal1511 Flrww. U50 Put Cap INSI 6064104 BEAUTIFUL NORTHEAST OSHAWA, Mery acanM. 3 balrooms lencad IRrO. alp• chaces Cam to vada suoppwg as. o P.S. fB50 pus urubmK teAasl retl- arcas. iMawd * 19051 721-6 6 MUSIC tarmou t 3 bed- ooms small Mtn. MapwtMa phone 9plrveYw--Spa �yp5.683-. 9248 Len WEUTIEYAWW AYE. 3 BORN. 2 sti0lan Mosta1I*. ony ore EWAN Paw access nGo, 6 ata WWMU. $1400 .Ino. µ1S)• 466-9079 r+it MIM7list fto ADMEN 01 M - Vary mSp� CK1Y5 3 ba hown, 1 L2 DMS. f.UW basement WK. -ed pangs Isnop 5y11alp. eu nrA. SMO Dhn (S I MIAM. (905) 576- WWWTW 3 bedroom WasN- hDum one bath, dose to includes If= SIM ince.. Await" Apra Der. CA 19-51 --- E M eT, 3 bedr.oe Flown - Muse (wi hout buemw). "DO calm halt. am b Of all 2. Spools m Downtown Mailable Jmmr (sWeM. Foulast rWund CA (9051576-1250. 1 tams its BolL JJAX Large om ro. awed tadtiees. 5350 per Ionia. Nm snndtw. no Dls, dose to go m 401 Aliaable imam chaff (9051619-2/96 AWILUU Apnt I. one large hundred ro n $375 and one smad IERInstled man SM Use of war lint 6 inprWW PDD. DOW to bus. shoppkg 6 401 Working tenlale pre' temp. IIrSInAI repuucd GI Ghanae 905.571.1281 AVAUUKE NOW Furnished roan. Stipulate emaw. kadw. IaAdry. all IacildNs. Pretax Quat working person f440:mo CAO 8394271 atter 6prr. FURNMHEO 400111. For wDIhurpProfessional roll - Smaller 41PO5uVNr. RdERnbes a must In very good an of ME OsMWa $450 ISL1ast Fpr Roan not Board 432-0369 AVAILABLE . large romdlred room krtclw W. GO. dry but, pacing. cable, wtNDnDIN. 114dav Irl yemaa non smoker pridarred (W5)404,- 2708 905)1042708 H wNN U E - :Ilei. new .Hbuws -Pell I Rows AM dir Wrd :.,m in Imo ad dmy K,n F•PC ret morn •, .3 R Nm 4 ' Irany aer - Flao pax n .; pc ""bMx oGmeol buhon .,.a 10 Sdbaf. 4GI rel e .:-•macs w om Dos '.3 Shirmax 881-286 s �-7 -udl 1 `r"Per iINO SHRs S5400 5,-•; a Iwo v1 'rale, for near.�, alio, luc mm,. RE: ESTATE OF ROBERT JOHN NICOLSON Dc.:eased Anyone having knnwledge of a Will of the late Roben John Nlchici of the Cuy tat Pickering. Province of OnLufw. who di on or about March 11. 1999. Is rcclucsced to contact LAYu Ann M. Pope. of Dumont Pope:. Harrmcis and Sohcltom Suite 2011. 880 Ouellette Avenue. Wincisur. (MWo, N9A ICi Pbore(519)977-1177 or FORK (519)977.11". AP" para 1b .: r• l� tab Marl 0L, . W mm�p. N amemnes ' RNNiSlEO SUITES 4.54311555 Wh"Seg -dtr k F Exwu,& Me CAr IM -' 'AKA ,air NeAp *arm. sus. mer, •,. •^ n«M r'3 ,. p!NDIM. DUUg. held 'mmli .air. ,agr shaY1 svvm 4w srorn.np U-0640. 0-0 moa. PH, Win S1700mb (argued o00an Ice mr, M 41ckA'A Summa Swan 1.0066624613 ,9051/P79.-29W�-- Rota rr"tl 1 w W * ji isa t'ooO ' • 4e 4141.2964" AAAX LGOGNG s :xI .n,.. MNEY PROGLO1S ,,. ar ening w -S 'c 1M•. 3- ..a kor . 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FICU MO +i;,,,uWt t n vb r.n _«road Dor -sus '' aw+ 'ane 1.01, SrIMMagn Spec., tar ,red Rt CAN ria a ( a�-cnN„wlon air share ]Y IXAMs Nam* 0 -oto 96 DO -0" makil horn o pea �ik2e m- M. 530 MailE7F BMaNR 1 w IMPORT EXPORT Wsr MESS .]can A,w MY e2 )NWKY .ill Sg n V ll f'rOhl;Q4 eIN ,da1mM new "Pet 5 ap- Vrulld:e tabs Cauaas iov ma p6ar[m bo,me•'+ • pat m Fred GT -371 EOG Fina$ daft>tt ft )O 905 R11.2210 - MACNIME WW Ia sora hou,6n. g DusHle. -slap 0-'--A ished ;i yws us".. . 1 'I eA Orr' taw, to rens S .W" to "A .din AHthas. OFFICE SPACE MCOc]uahce ' Amon NOW to For 13A P,; SOACI Kington and Whitss Baa 461. 0910, L 1 H TU Rd plckemp Ground " No MrnM am space a41-M1761110-J1�•-6�y PUS FOR &MjE 1wtl1W t0, 125 PUS" at ,:_Ary cnr- oro ItaselroN tea etOMM `-�� 1 innerROrm 4111-d21/ lDrO $Walt Will W.Oft Washroom. $3W AS0 SW s0. SOUAN BOY - ka hat W K. plus 308 s0. k monaerk. DwhMm a MWM ata enen- AI hired. gas waw adbmd. OW wrepwwws A N yr WAh,DDM, duce. yfthOp Dcm Dad roCord of sx- and "Ooam IMMKUM MUS $25.000. rash mveste- OMONCY $ou0l Ala, bta. meet CAR At&M& FoodMr- ban. SM Gad 6W M0 VA 905-4344445 ted 300 he Felt W Fac6 CAMLI:AIML LANE, slasion 2-bN2-ON- NONTEFM WOTED nw room housekeeping. fish tdW cab Offer A 1.,N spam A NW om. CAN w4s "Im VERY (scan 6 ?O&426 -W'42 reasonable argarund n:.at pkmb MW_ I�Yfyurms CA tit -Mit ]MrSkp 1 CLE.Ti CllA61WJ7E11, tally 1wtRSIhId ad cwaa M rol000ae 2- 3 ba lactim Pill (penia- CAM HEAUTAat - jury 19 rNntl Wm Pods, ha W0. - 30 NMI days at WOaMaw Commudq• Centra. OSN.a Ida btldles aid alipr Al- Lmrl and SOPA SYm in a IrAOad. Children weto0mt' Pholm 1275 Randy_ flier amp andsplen Iblps !905)683-5503 m eeldren. HMlucaq Ws .Fier Matcro *Sabi" and 7 ; 1 I�NpNM- or A D. H 0. cit (705) 439 GWTAII. hodWnan, mabo. NEAUIMUL 3 bed detected kin Betanner Lesson. Call 4 - Mae, 2 haft fireplace. gal- tan905-2595011 rape. n popuw NW Rose Garden. OIiaW] RMshp . 1 PMapNYle owbomm. ireshh, a mmed near FAG tae. hWly tenc8W 07 OLM LADES - Nima ladst; Smokerpet 'ret. 8 Rwate Home Phone ' $161,908. PMJM no agent. Nu bM. 1.900-451-3636 an call owe 576.2019. 235. $369rmm Met be sit. MIGHT. beausda. 4 yr ad T -to ne noute to SM In NmNEm Oshawa. 1279' gg A 2 Stagy. 3 bediMm f156.Og0 Even• A discreet NKroduction sea ngsveeMerlds 905.133- Ice 1w marn d oro supe 373(1. days 905986-59/7. men and women C'" I or serious 416-3355665 Sao- Borough e 1 $sgM IloebeB . 1 LNgM Nanta RE: ESTATE OF ROBERT JOHN NICOLSON Dc.:eased Anyone having knnwledge of a Will of the late Roben John Nlchici of the Cuy tat Pickering. Province of OnLufw. who di on or about March 11. 1999. Is rcclucsced to contact LAYu Ann M. Pope. of Dumont Pope:. Harrmcis and Sohcltom Suite 2011. 880 Ouellette Avenue. Wincisur. (MWo, N9A ICi Pbore(519)977-1177 or FORK (519)977.11". d 1 H M NM ASE rYE011ERDAr tED1710N. Hirth 31. ION ■A�,,,� Mwk, & Michelle 9TE/PHOOM AUCTION wNiluyoolL --are ha t0 ANK 3 AT • PA, VI EWOO FWW 3 P.Y. PPY IAM to mckids • M40paW40wa damp hdm ail Hernp(wh announce the M. " TdWo wa to eared 09261. W"GN M at arrival of their baby sister �""- hand schada s r" cream boWm. cream cans parr lam aperiaN. tine dak, rooden on Rebecca Anne crura' Parchment °aper. rr Wit wood dove. aeue wooden Plariesantique PW w* ow. S' x 3. ant BOM: October 28,1998 areal dal ono Asello sea CDOOM l a mw»b wild a^^^� err birds. oldcuv40 am oar. urrque nems at 4:56 a.m. NOW booking consgmrnh br 1Aaorra Day Am" Parents Mike & Wend Auction Tern" CASH, CHEM W^H o. tat TAGA. Wendy Owners Or A Xtrorrer not respens4xe for 0006" for feel truly blessed. injury hound at the sale. Auctioneer Ion Steonerism Many thanks to (9M) 263-4402. (905) 2n-ees9 w Fax (los) 277.9010. Dr. Jana and nurse Maureen Dlrecnorw trom 401 Ext 431 at Bowri worse. North O Hwy 057. 8 miles to Con Rd. 8. Turn Best at me Free Halt :1 Anniversaries:1 AtmiversWk:1a ArativoUrWo :1 Amivgf=iog KM Persbm4 BIGkeanee Telly ash, .*. x 5 b 184 lbs S " o' Ind pleasures tot me are c0ox"'a aknc a a1 kinds Ile Ineare. dating, rn6rp Ida ixp Warning and navel - mo t ere tone g nabs sarinding Zak, W a 1. 1. and lm Ipp4 xV for 1110 one somal lady that shires my leaner tar ln=d l . opeere40ss. arq me see0 Iw tomrdxaWn and snWd le 36-50. rem and wyhow crxitken a Ihwre Ata a elxp Iptel9 a bwq .odea !ere Wwad b O 335 Sox oat, . OshaIxn wa. .tw 'L S OURNAWS OWN bATIKG sell ICE! ISI Llrow u vnrae mad6o+ �, onto. od40r personal ads ties Mew a ole Friend or Lola a lft N60Eatr FSYCW M star r,no dor wok minin U111 n •18••24 hes ti 9W451-3787 POHELY PSTCNK - S2 914 nrlw '•,. 24 noun 1 9ric 451, h 3AILr RORO- SO" +9a6477-/770 S50C 2saows rea NELAXOG V:S- vakw $k 9 4040s 04 aw 9 om • ( wweowsr NO TIAs TO TATA not Fa, us your ad! :You can use your - tax machine to sow us your adverusomwd. -Please allow time :for us to Confirm .Your ad copy and prim prior to deadline. One o1 our .;ustomer Service "pre58rlptives will Call you. Illease rernernber to leave your ' Ilrtparry dame. :-.address, phone r1IJmlter and - contact name. aaaaa Fax ~ /flews Advertiser :-805.579-4218 650 650 650 AUCTION SALE Saturday, April 3" - 10:00 a.m. For me Estate of John Ryan of King City featuring exceptiOrlal quality antiques to n9 held at Vanhaven Sales Arena. 722 Davis Or. Uxbridge Antiques. Furniture i Household: Es. - 9 Pc. Wal. dh ste. • burled wal. ba lloorVb 8 Eastlake senee5. Sheraton sofa mah. Inlay w/oral . 2 loveseats lex.) 19. wk serpentine M. china tall. wflMaWly Carved pillars a lion Filled. top, oak server, oak carved Dow fill. sidebd. w/beveM ga. A lion hot. pulls (cir. 1900 -ex.). oak H(xrs,er tier I Dunsrnut )am cupbd . PWW Pie sate (orifi. paint) cir. 1650. 2 Chinese cpOOs . mancormr cab . wal whatnot. Tables - maple dining (urrim.) 6 srdstid (black). maple S. 4 tiers, 5- rd. wal. dieting, walnut gets" and. Vitt. manparlour. b. pod. ped. Duncan Fills (cir 1920). 5' oak hall. Osmes pity prefer. 2 mah. Shannon style drum, oral. rd. end wlpie crust lop: grain scat• (rot ). Wel- drop in, sec., knee -role sec. OaskibOOMcase. Oak Irb desk. Oak desk. 3 "c. stack. bookcase (orifi.). T Viet ham stand xv (nor. Chars Ea+':ake parlour, levy halt, 5 rano pit). 6 mah SnreW:b. wdcyr 8 rocker. Capin$ (untin.). oak thud's (poker. SkKft 4 chrome base lee cream parlour_ a maple 4 csix 's bar, benWoo d Dar. butternut chess a shoe. but flack trunk. bah, mss. pay peg • tub. WIL ex. area rZ Incl. 2 new wool nips . 1`0`07 • 1 Ox 14': butcher blocks. Ir Oak table Top disoley case TWO donil oak bow frt. waanstar+d. 5 Pc. Wel. bdi . aY. - king (ex.) swag minor variety dresser. Beds wal day, oak child's. Oak. db- Dross, Crase, Drn smilntol ::p screen. washo, dryer. till. TV. Lampe - Royal Nippon. Tea" 010". 19WS rwV hall, wagon hub, brass ships al 111 Gay W/Wind. qty. oil Oscrehe RiI and Drhdpe wRorso wooden foor, larn,arrh{ q. RIR. f]Mrla A Glass: Royal Do4aton rid. BId&y Penny Farttaktq HN1843. Old alemoon 3"M HN 1315 8 Balloon Man HN 1954, teapot collection. set L-09es Qty Oriental chin. Crystal A glassware. Cobectiel": Lot Me Drummer Boy PNy wkw-dap tin toy by Wit a Co.. (ox.) -g brass Nat. cash register h p Easter. apps. 141.0 ora, wh ok:iwk S go a'I.-. A S.+n. Cob_,Q rockwl.-P ef. D"W lex.). beaver )ail. Docutas or 1901 )ail. Croix" 114 pr mai Borba. Cora Cola 009099. rnk cans. wood vrO4m use. Inden hood (bust). bra" - ship's COntp"s • Ismp. sepnell horn. bugle. Oour knocks,. pall, wall molaas, nom. riving helmet - U.S navy, ktorme dewiq OW : 'ship's wheel. Qty, navy nwnorab". sm. bronae sun dill. pipesQty books end. rare Ord. a i Csn*Om books ;Ste I*Ws. crocks incl. been Potg. qty. "her bdr0es. ops a pad, Cast pots 8 Ig rag kerne WAd (Brocktrrae). Cost 0010 red man wiCJOck. Cast match set". past Messey tractor seg. try wood poo cku0a plrgarod, dock. Sports Gro ,ria 2111. 29 aq. raw (socc6f). 'S1. 52 Piwuhursl 71 Dad's Cookis Caoodat Howe Aa Star. Art - Led. Edhicen Qty ong. an R ods. old TOOM a Mksc.: Bra" WatChwk@iW a IgM III 1475) E%s -ac: Tesler wrong box Eureka corn Plants, a:Ti straw knife. 26wooden wood clamps. 01000 viaspulleys mouldrg A block planes. WOW stella (1 witrass way). brass bow torch. t x.:bOx, dog hanyss. en W Pony $6000. broad axe 220V 4AeC. "uma ung. Nota( Two auctioneers s011mq at same rime Sport* Cards a 11:00 111 Pbee, rtlr- IMM a &M. Dent O�nw TOrma: Cash. Visa. kti'G Inters[ or approved critique Gary Full Auctions lav W 1081454 Ontario Inc ) IV UXbrK1pe O"lm 905.652.16311Tog Free 000.454-4947 "r Cgg 4165186401 Fax 906.452-1067 IOW $ale: SATURDAY, APRIL 10TH - 10:00 oar. Aramgra a Hou"hold Sale SATURDAY. APPAL 24th - t moo &,ai _ Finn MK%kwy a Total caylpnewlt Sale w you wean w eonelpa b one M our sales t> a9We us a 4aa �•jg, aattsdas i' 1 Auclfontt • 1 Aucetana of JI BERRYBANK FARMS YBARK ���•f Atadmrry ' A a Ken rn Bailey AFRK 2ND AT SM P.M. Ora=, OaL. - 1112 milds a" of Holy. 115 3 W.ES EAST OF should be bappr to barrylin foM rbrov LITTLE OMAN ON .. •4 in the celebration, of ibeir parrld's Good quality an from sa a country 59110 Yid 2.d 135 no, won cab4dRhaaer hong plus others, 50eb 1111I,"reg AxNk'ersarr door oak chic cat mour sc not with Waded OW MB a Sao usoa0 POWs. dlvaonhi . bush 14 On Three sides. 5 h. Por her 6 taknkkam boa 5 h. Does wrtarp, new � preest back An, Open, House will be bead is Their chairs, (fox 20 tWeasw. 2 row go hanrestor square babes, tractor years old), 3 PC. on - Hosea( b( n PW r� • r on, Friday. Apra 1, 1999 ti r tttprdr, faxOh Wade. 4 ear JD can planter. pau ; fimar2.00p.�104.'00p.ax j( 7 t ..' �. rbe Cburrb o,/Jesas Cbrisr of Larur•Dar blanket box, relk► Imo, oak. a". herreak, calor posts_ ished pine blanket Sabers. box, wekful parlour IST UECT ST%STOADDfT MAND DELETIONS Lseedmir tables. Grant a arlour p 2425 Hlgbtrrr 02. Bowe sol mil, Ord. in exceMrg Congibon, • Q -: RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR MISHAPS net. city walking Fe's f'+". sticks, organ stud, BeSl 9111bes dell' Chautauqua industri- KM Persbm4 BIGkeanee Telly ash, .*. x 5 b 184 lbs S " o' Ind pleasures tot me are c0ox"'a aknc a a1 kinds Ile Ineare. dating, rn6rp Ida ixp Warning and navel - mo t ere tone g nabs sarinding Zak, W a 1. 1. and lm Ipp4 xV for 1110 one somal lady that shires my leaner tar ln=d l . opeere40ss. arq me see0 Iw tomrdxaWn and snWd le 36-50. rem and wyhow crxitken a Ihwre Ata a elxp Iptel9 a bwq .odea !ere Wwad b O 335 Sox oat, . OshaIxn wa. .tw 'L S OURNAWS OWN bATIKG sell ICE! ISI Llrow u vnrae mad6o+ �, onto. od40r personal ads ties Mew a ole Friend or Lola a lft N60Eatr FSYCW M star r,no dor wok minin U111 n •18••24 hes ti 9W451-3787 POHELY PSTCNK - S2 914 nrlw '•,. 24 noun 1 9ric 451, h 3AILr RORO- SO" +9a6477-/770 S50C 2saows rea NELAXOG V:S- vakw $k 9 4040s 04 aw 9 om • ( wweowsr NO TIAs TO TATA not Fa, us your ad! :You can use your - tax machine to sow us your adverusomwd. -Please allow time :for us to Confirm .Your ad copy and prim prior to deadline. One o1 our .;ustomer Service "pre58rlptives will Call you. Illease rernernber to leave your ' Ilrtparry dame. :-.address, phone r1IJmlter and - contact name. aaaaa Fax ~ /flews Advertiser :-805.579-4218 650 650 650 AUCTION SALE Saturday, April 3" - 10:00 a.m. For me Estate of John Ryan of King City featuring exceptiOrlal quality antiques to n9 held at Vanhaven Sales Arena. 722 Davis Or. Uxbridge Antiques. Furniture i Household: Es. - 9 Pc. Wal. dh ste. • burled wal. ba lloorVb 8 Eastlake senee5. Sheraton sofa mah. Inlay w/oral . 2 loveseats lex.) 19. wk serpentine M. china tall. wflMaWly Carved pillars a lion Filled. top, oak server, oak carved Dow fill. sidebd. w/beveM ga. A lion hot. pulls (cir. 1900 -ex.). oak H(xrs,er tier I Dunsrnut )am cupbd . PWW Pie sate (orifi. paint) cir. 1650. 2 Chinese cpOOs . mancormr cab . wal whatnot. Tables - maple dining (urrim.) 6 srdstid (black). maple S. 4 tiers, 5- rd. wal. dieting, walnut gets" and. Vitt. manparlour. b. pod. ped. Duncan Fills (cir 1920). 5' oak hall. Osmes pity prefer. 2 mah. Shannon style drum, oral. rd. end wlpie crust lop: grain scat• (rot ). Wel- drop in, sec., knee -role sec. OaskibOOMcase. Oak Irb desk. Oak desk. 3 "c. stack. bookcase (orifi.). T Viet ham stand xv (nor. Chars Ea+':ake parlour, levy halt, 5 rano pit). 6 mah SnreW:b. wdcyr 8 rocker. Capin$ (untin.). oak thud's (poker. SkKft 4 chrome base lee cream parlour_ a maple 4 csix 's bar, benWoo d Dar. butternut chess a shoe. but flack trunk. bah, mss. pay peg • tub. WIL ex. area rZ Incl. 2 new wool nips . 1`0`07 • 1 Ox 14': butcher blocks. Ir Oak table Top disoley case TWO donil oak bow frt. waanstar+d. 5 Pc. Wel. bdi . aY. - king (ex.) swag minor variety dresser. Beds wal day, oak child's. Oak. db- Dross, Crase, Drn smilntol ::p screen. washo, dryer. till. TV. Lampe - Royal Nippon. Tea" 010". 19WS rwV hall, wagon hub, brass ships al 111 Gay W/Wind. qty. oil Oscrehe RiI and Drhdpe wRorso wooden foor, larn,arrh{ q. RIR. f]Mrla A Glass: Royal Do4aton rid. BId&y Penny Farttaktq HN1843. Old alemoon 3"M HN 1315 8 Balloon Man HN 1954, teapot collection. set L-09es Qty Oriental chin. Crystal A glassware. Cobectiel": Lot Me Drummer Boy PNy wkw-dap tin toy by Wit a Co.. (ox.) -g brass Nat. cash register h p Easter. apps. 141.0 ora, wh ok:iwk S go a'I.-. A S.+n. Cob_,Q rockwl.-P ef. D"W lex.). beaver )ail. Docutas or 1901 )ail. Croix" 114 pr mai Borba. Cora Cola 009099. rnk cans. wood vrO4m use. Inden hood (bust). bra" - ship's COntp"s • Ismp. sepnell horn. bugle. Oour knocks,. pall, wall molaas, nom. riving helmet - U.S navy, ktorme dewiq OW : 'ship's wheel. Qty, navy nwnorab". sm. bronae sun dill. pipesQty books end. rare Ord. a i Csn*Om books ;Ste I*Ws. crocks incl. been Potg. qty. "her bdr0es. ops a pad, Cast pots 8 Ig rag kerne WAd (Brocktrrae). Cost 0010 red man wiCJOck. Cast match set". past Messey tractor seg. try wood poo cku0a plrgarod, dock. Sports Gro ,ria 2111. 29 aq. raw (socc6f). 'S1. 52 Piwuhursl 71 Dad's Cookis Caoodat Howe Aa Star. Art - Led. Edhicen Qty ong. an R ods. old TOOM a Mksc.: Bra" WatChwk@iW a IgM III 1475) E%s -ac: Tesler wrong box Eureka corn Plants, a:Ti straw knife. 26wooden wood clamps. 01000 viaspulleys mouldrg A block planes. WOW stella (1 witrass way). brass bow torch. t x.:bOx, dog hanyss. en W Pony $6000. broad axe 220V 4AeC. "uma ung. Nota( Two auctioneers s011mq at same rime Sport* Cards a 11:00 111 Pbee, rtlr- IMM a &M. Dent O�nw TOrma: Cash. Visa. kti'G Inters[ or approved critique Gary Full Auctions lav W 1081454 Ontario Inc ) IV UXbrK1pe O"lm 905.652.16311Tog Free 000.454-4947 "r Cgg 4165186401 Fax 906.452-1067 IOW $ale: SATURDAY, APRIL 10TH - 10:00 oar. Aramgra a Hou"hold Sale SATURDAY. APPAL 24th - t moo &,ai _ Finn MK%kwy a Total caylpnewlt Sale w you wean w eonelpa b one M our sales t> a9We us a 4aa �•jg, aattsdas i' 1 Auclfontt • 1 Aucetana SAT APR. 3rdAPR�. 3rd, 1999 -10:00 AN Egwipmorm Artttim JI BERRYBANK FARMS YBARK ���•f R.R 02 Tatman Rd., AFRK 2ND AT SM P.M. Ora=, OaL. - 1112 milds a" of Holy. 115 3 W.ES EAST OF =flarq a full ane Of hem egxOrrWd, tractors, ma takey LITTLE OMAN ON jxolss, hafdrare. musabaul Wm. tools. lumber at:. COUNTYAll). 4 VVLIORS 00 JO id too hip with cab>ialpheaw 2gcy Good quality an from sa a country 59110 Yid 2.d 135 no, won cab4dRhaaer hong plus others, :31F 35 hp, ford 4000 50 no door oak chic cat mour sc not with Waded OW MB a Sao usoa0 POWs. dlvaonhi . bush 14 On Three sides. 5 h. Por her 6 taknkkam boa 5 h. Does wrtarp, new � preest back * 21 n. disc 7 112 not 20 rKh discs. 1 IT JD chairs, (fox 20 tWeasw. 2 row go hanrestor square babes, tractor years old), 3 PC. on - W 27 h. traveker house traut srkngle Mill. tool shed. 3 b( n PW rids d 34 able. M chew 7000lru k w/366 motor w116 �SIKA � ax A, dxrp bud. cat von saws. 3 intake fans. hokand max tbe&elial �Bk fps er, tttprdr, faxOh Wade. 4 ear JD can planter. pau er with beveled alible cleaner, ebrators. snoeaowec used own moulds. for, rexnishod waku bonnet chost, wash - Me sMdL markae spreaders stands. Dovetailed YIMNfA blanket box, relk► Imo, oak. a". herreak, calor posts_ ished pine blanket tla is dxy a ptebal k0% box, wekful parlour IST UECT ST%STOADDfT MAND DELETIONS Lseedmir tables. Grant a arlour p . TERNS ARE CASH OR CHEQUE W,'PROPER ID in exceMrg Congibon, OWNERS MO AUCTIONEERS ARE NOT oak 4 h. display cabh -: RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR MISHAPS net. city walking LUNCH BOOTH sticks, organ stud, :.FOR INFORMATION FOR THIS AUCTION CONTACT Chautauqua industri- al art table. wakvA 1/2 moon tables. city. Pic - JOHN D. KERRY tures a Names, round Orono oak pods"table gas-9ea�s7er � piIf M. Luxuay. Selling me contents of Jim Butler est Ind others antique oak Outlet. sideboard anti ound oak table and press back chairs, new oak cl Inet, new round oak table and chairs 3 pc m bedroom suite. antique dressers. washstandChests sobs, Vldatan chairs gramophoro. prim$ crocks. square grand piano fromate. ad trunk. antique 10' stbwase curved g1 [;"ds. excellent glass. china. cranberry. Shelly. r( ton. •Tally Ho- dinnerware. 20 Royal Doullon nes 10015. hundreds of collectible and interest ms don t miss n Orval and lustre Mcluo AucNorwen (703) 7242707 r call 1.0004614499 let flyer. amlNwl wpPralfa tarries r ta4p wsulu. A in n stat, 5 Oak cir 4aro spoil, walnut V lade. From lussiantri 1600'sl large were. Boston roc falnut 4 paster ed, walnut fires; chests of draw ridge lamps, ria g lignt. plus a ood china, gL o0"hold • Coll this dents Dolt a CW" CONSIGNMENTS AND ESTATES WANTED Low commission. payment next ales ev ry. Tues. hurl. Sat. at 6 m. Antique tun i- rre. appliances c Owner and 3eralor MYLES KING AUCTIONS 33 Hae SL ostaw, Established in 1960 7255751 72:344 FSr%lt %14THIN 5ek- 5p.1 !rd If-" - Fy til Ell of me Iw Lonix d T1Wew is Do wed AT R AR%LR'S At (TN)\ H AI.L Hq e2 C•lb- w1 it+drW to we ek %a. cane s 1909 Buck Pan Lane 0 eaw cwdw .Mtwj mel orgy a NM !' 100.0001am wry rrui a* 9 PC Iraq ex $ame n Ong" awrison. Hoos.er oppppd wdh e Q -i maw flour bit ureal old t7rperrer I 0140511 kA M loos. Ixu saracem aaft h tdwk Fit duos Ad cofte a bora I -w me. %cWo box full ia.d... ab IPewhrd OW. am -ofd ani wadrobs. 1 r w orb wow nage ars, Jost nearly now Toshiba Ia0dlbe ry we stand 2 ads and due son. OCCUN a dials. antique PMww dw m at na^gln9 *MOW nmoo crass rooks aoea a -Ab- ww sm41 tons. daalit film uaidl Md^h era mantet, xx�•UM. loge will y tsrrs. hof• �e arida. yl Friendly PaiaTe dah". congure 5r .vyM: Daaon chinal a ra sad rsa sulcooli ant,, ser servllq pit.. MW ancy IMnes. dopa 4. sauces. ac Butes ata hr, gar 4im waow palm pts as" pi bone rased year unusual Sowing W. dw eu m ora W WCrW. compaU. Plea more ora also wa rbkias about 20 brier a wok from to horn Of Iles Kamp wad ors wide to to in 'a t maks sole sol palmed at adYaft ark; we. VOTE The We be a Cash or ESTATE AUCTION Tb- " IOL 6:N n W ARNIEWS AUCTION HALL HIq 02 Cabalist For ItM we MIs. a Unay SL Tlrom. areques, c0. wctab", rm* tunah 0051 a2' Wipe scorn TV. Pits Datable TV, Oda1 ex taxers cond11on, Peppier 40 Ib�hea beOro0ln Sta18. OUF rw� Flux oro. double 2K Seoul, Will int oda i am, bad sots Odaoorke Chains CON" A orb tads. (keI &wale Of draw OM hob bs /tbdas, quantity gw- a . cral eher oeeft Pas, Ms. Irddilq, � Picturas. ee gtaray, older look, ad bores, spray talk. or- alhr sae. poser tookl ail bill sobers, deft ON peas, drill W old vice, approx. 60 W04 raw wood apple or tamale cries. sanll tabs doer. whoa barrow. couaese Won S prom Wok. am execute• nada arddn in lea tarp sale. NOTE as smalls wen Pried by t" and wh sm at am of about 50 bora f Up'. tat. Evtydw� b a sold Wth No p SEE RUES. Ako a tarp lot of UQd. Boom fni FHbotckkeayyaWuding Prin NO ITE SERVES, plan to be on will Tones. Visa. MC, Nerac. Cash a Good chw GARY a BILL wAR119t AUUCT10NEER9 (906ps, 06 i, 1 UaaiG YOUR HOW? sola FOR BAIT PACK WL �.��.8814)IM iFn9 f' "& IasulYt &omp IasrsP•0swp aYr CaNgNUC1pN w. s A%A m «n I..a A=Rb Na e. Iw fora tppa ark er Y Bary rypa hsaL HOLIDAY INN,OSHAWA "ments�^ Wdvw"tublwccwpmwtx crIOll BLOOR STREEI; t,7SHAWA °a018�Mie 725-0005 tar GOOD FRIDAY NOON APRIL 2ND pYin+w,pa I, - 427-000530 VIEW 11.48 A.M.- windows a ylrninMrn SALE STARTS AT 12 NOUN elle"og tlawgaanktp M IlotaaClwinO Truck load of mixed merchandise 905-427-4234 Now discontin bankrupt stock- end sale. lines. GAILLIND ebl� discontinued will be sold at this sale. r Stray. Philips. Magnavox, Orion. San 'o, MANDYMAN MAID SERVICES sOhr'JOs 1 f1e� o P' g y A Division of Gailkind Maintenance services rheA No time r Memorex. Panasonic, AIWA electronics, dGeneral HMO try ON Bra! cordless phones, VCRs, TVs & TVN•CR Repairs Personalized, professional servicevxcuummg.dau;ng. kncheo, bath.• hinds. combo. c/disk stereos, CD Walkmans, VCeran P te- Enquire about our SALE! hawboards, Wtirs, camcorder, phones, stereos, houseware. To all NEW Clients, with all bookie of °hors' and more for 1 Lendsra0e and kmr price of $65.(0 giftware, tools. Good variety of 14K Lawn Maintenance weekly and bi-weekly services Si! Rareln Tuesdays ALL WORK2Thrrs�y spot$ aria jewellery, emerald, sapphire & ruby', GUARANTEED Limited time only ... so BOOK NOW! Cali Rita eternity, diamond cluster rings. gold Cola Ain ta061a3a•0" W ceu 416-11WO 94 earrings. chains, bracelets, gold cutlery, (Puny, Bonded s Insured) furniture. hall tables, pedestals, wild life 683-7515alar' figurines. Fanwm vacuums, ctxokware. ion.ItemeFep 1 1 ho small kitchen appliances, cedar chests, (C wamic Tile Computer dinnerware, accent furniture, Cheval a t2tywax mirror, health walkers, pillows, down dlnsuu Doors/ duvets &comforters, sheets much more. windows voutyoor projects TERMS: ('ASH. VISA. M/C ONLY -D-, porches, r I r I V ehfdr and petb 1 : ' stone I,arMscako g lawn mMneenenee ALL WORK GUARANTEED cut Alan RANTI3a-Ows4 3TMENU c1GANcs Hel Personalized, & eWxed 6 Ful approach to leari n9 • Windows 95% Bases • • Sud the W A email • System Solation A Iratallabor+s (905) 426-7106 Adan ErwurwYwand specwhied in kitchen and bathroom floor aro wax ne. ' ps(a Ice Complete fffmabm ob.LM Party Services Party Servlas ort Service 12 years "or_ tnI h+ rha m 7Dig For free esbmates. RAB19IT WANTS WO1RK Rrgiun Call Ken or Rob DongMagic For Children s Parnas scretion • 905579-ZM And AN Occasions. Have MY Own NLa9cart. Guaranteed rn Paxil 416547-7082 Gs Emilie 666.4932 Open 9 a.m. Daily (905)725-2322 L -SANT II()51F • ' Now Hirin • Iii♦ INI•KU%'LNU-N tb • lq n,k c 1 I wwrrlwrm 1 1 k.Wn40r40re paual rekx Ba xt prleher. quJ( Gaimn ayk plated oil I h� •.rs . rte. Igdwump rod wRWl. wimteoss pnaMtvn dr. •10,rg Plane ndxr Ibis isaniy a eW I mmool of ilk gild, pacer ' • •'Itou exA w have loolli • I' 'r' h Enc res Rade Parer Adroma R, tum Ph= (905, 613.0041 Fix, (Wi 15'6-L'67 • \1.1., mary Wrwk ESTATES a C'ONSK;NMEYTS OLR SMCLALTi "' F rhe Eitiou I tirnwrs Dixwnb 427-0206 OUTSTANO TION SALE he Sari U fNorhty_ MiC6rlOsr Ascios Csatrs. 9arassNft (bunt 4n sum. 14, A1 lix)FI\(,, \ora Alereimw 11-Igh.g..11 rypr. "t r .4'. now wt "Id. N,. (-n.ar- rrixl. 10% r. L Fur, eab o. A Ae4nr it vws I a2111a7ee '.air: arieborl habits only Opa61y orphans Cul start BRtT•CAN '.harp at 1020 A must S Mb dam Idr on a all PLUMBING LTD. CON ler aN per Aatnsa weft. .,cmpkte ^at^rooms M"mW Ascbm a A99rssal Swvic r. koc'tal - oarerlMas N wl J. mocGnral9sar 10'$-{22-71N yshwash rs - repots - 1-000•36}4)10 renovations - coquet :Iretp - gas pv tO - BAILIFF AUCTION SALE a a=-il SAT. APRIL 3rd AT 10:00 AM lob alp Tau- rad F w/rMrerr Flaw 995.07EVOWAa. CON NW !w0-Q7-SM2 11 [AVIIIIIIIIlilt 3 grnttnnun s +x'st Jnend EXCEFrIONAL LADES SEAL l; lXUA.M REGI0N FLEGANCE & Cl" art uan m R M31ETION GI IMlANTEF.D 404E8761 NOW /TIRING f�waa ArxxsenWes Bookkeeping, Accounting Persomi 4 Corporate Tax Controllership Services MICHAEL EVANS Charted Accomeh t 1.116)KL'-4173 11-1 E CTROLYSIS 4 WAXING Fox (k+w )_ titan R.I.." Aro." ft Itwmor4001• nw For ■h•.du ,;.xkW r.r (/Irk Srdw Coal F•ew�Ir w 831-i11'Itl huwi% an THE • 1 cave nets. • 1 c.a a TUaaa a. rxRa T ^ualm PI mW st Pese4err d0a n0 I Reasonable rates Senna ab half rr P46d " -cewdrsrcaal No loo loo bq at tnatl Fra tsWnasYo%w 20 rws IrperWKa can 11Ns-tn7a722 nekekq a Oarswaw 'GUARANTEEDr PAMTWG A 'LAtTE1 Mao specialize n Stucco Can mull Orr '�� Derws brgs. WatarDarw t6tTs 3110 Feta Emma. Par r Vaie GOOD FRIDAY AUCTION SAL �aW 1r W l` IP+. April 2 910 a.m. 144.91tuU j TMS PAINTING i DECOR Interior d Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, reAabW service. 428-0041 Test Cosecs FaiaOy he -1 .I aI I I Dflslfl+t9 1 9 Cfltm% dwowDadMs, $Nior Palxobo dplgv�_railorl Nat slyke (9omn-4819 avta� >•� Y9IAITN91 9Mom s anywt m rapaatrsatta�aPerla�afltrra�ai�seMili. lolda aw111Y. staipea aaaddoduowtla Fra aulmL 571.07!6 1�M1.6800 IMImovm 111E Move hg or sma1, we hula - novas saeaps ovoww d. ' sfnrl nowx moves. Ass- pxwces moved, iso 1. stonil spasCoolliguratle awiwble. :1 1 YprsvrRterNs.1 1 wows$=* rates. CA (1tp3p9 1.4177 or CANDO RENOVATIONS ATIONS i6T� Nooses. Apartments. INC. olives. Appliances • M.. to Major Renovations inciudilg Plaro Spewlim. Senior Remodefirg for the disabled. Rea. Corms. Ind. A Mid -Month Discounts. From Bad9tlYaa Licensed. Insured. Free `�05 Estimates. ►rakWm `Fax 905 686.60272' 1 Call 436.7196. YIWI Fidtlted ELECTRICIAN ' • Large or small general cartage bathrooms, addikons service , cter9 • matervll6 handing and second stones. rewiring. paw • general clean-up Horne addxiona • bash and metals Ax wort ualgmeed. orb ca"OVB�a . Fazl SeerrvNa MI WN111f tAOYlr workFree egWy" R. Lswom 4 6 26-2145 4�'� 816472-702! e 0 CET EASTER RLFLNUS hITH FREE IE -FILING • I'n•i4fld while . a•t a lien k ..•nhwal Adxokneant I use Kukxia CGA 905420.2061 ad-counWhO servro Lakeridge Health Whitby i*s stayin' alive Facility gets three-month extension before closure BY CINDY UPSHALL Stu Writer WHITBY — There's still a pulse at Lakeridge Health Whitby, no mat- ter how faint. Brian Lemon, president of Lak- eridge Health Corporation, says while services at its Whitby site have been winding down in time for a March 31 closing deadline imposed by the Health Services Restructuring Com- mission (HSRC), there are still some services which will continue. "I wouldn't want to project this as a dramatic change, because it has been a gradual change;' says Mr. Lemon. The HSRC in a report issued in April 1999. ordered the facility to close asan acute care hospital by March 31. The recommendation was part of a far-reaching report on health care in the GTA/905 arca which also included the direction to amalgamate all east the hospitals into a single hospital corporation. Mc Lemon says there have been some rehabilitation patients and a few acute care admissions recently. How- ever, "as of March 31 there will be no acute care admissions and no rehabil- itation services at that site " However the 24-hour family health care clinic will continue until March College looks to honour class acts Candidates sought for alumni award Durham Col- lcgc is looking for nominees for this year's Alum- ni of Distinction Awards. The awards, which arc hand- ed out in four area.%, including arts and adminis- tration, businc%s, health and human studies and technology, will he presented at the college's convocation cer- emonies June 18 at the Civic Au- ditorium in Os- hawa. Candidates must be alumni who have been successful in their careers and have contributed to the college and/or their com- munity. Nominations, including a pro- file of the person and their contri- butions to the college or their community, can be sent to the alumni office at P.O. Box 385, Oshawa, ON, LIH 7L7. Nominations must be received by 4 p.m. on April 20. For more in- formation call Lori Connor at 721-3035. -Fa to as- • a Ajax and Pickering News Advertiser General: 683-7363 BRIAN LEMON 'As of March 31 there will be no acute care admissions and no rehabilitation services at that site.' 2000, scheduled day surgeries will continue for the next couple of months and complex -continuing care patients will remain. Between 50 and 60 patients will remain at the over 100 -bed hospital, after the March 31 deadline. These services will continue until a plan for the future use of the Whitby site and alternative arrangements for the delivery of these services is ap- proved by the commission, says Mr. Lemon. The plan, which is expected to be finalized before a commission deadline of June 30, will also include details on using the Whitby site to house services such as dialysis during the massive redevelopment of Lak- eridge Health Oshawa. This plan will detail "what will happen here in the next three to five years:' he says. The hospital corporation has pro- posed the site be used as a long-term care facility once the redevelopment of Oshawa is complete. Although the family health care clinic and day surgery are considered acute care services, Mr. Lemon says the commission has allowed them to continue past the deadline for termi- nation of acute care at the site. The family health care clinic is re- maining open, at the direction of the commission. until a review of urgent care service in Whitby is completed by the district health council, he says. Removing day surgery from the hos- pital will require major changes to the surgery department in all sites, hence the necessity for the approval from the commission, says Mr. Lemon. NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY EDMION, March 31, 1999 PAGE 89 ft. A.J. GROL'N/ News Advertiser photo A new car fog Connor? The Diecast Car Show hell at the Pickering Recreation Complex last weekend drew car enthusiasts from Ajax and Pickering. Here. Connor Stevens pays clove attenrrem to the offerings at the show. There was nu word on whether he x rev i —me with some hot wheels. 0, PNO6N=111111i ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION. 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