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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1999_05_19Tory record the target at election fo Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge Riding opponents rip policies of absent MPP's goven BYMARMWETAKACS and health care and for denying had "responsibilities elsewhere budget), nurses arc laid off and Mr. Ashe pointed out the Swf'Writer Pickering residents the environ- tonight". people are gone;' said Mr. Wise- provincial budget brought down Janet Ecker stand-in Kevin mental assessment of the local Mr. Wiseman demanded to man. just before the election was Ashe found himself in a shooting nuclear station they asked for in know why budgets and staff Mr. Ryan devoted most of his called provides for a 20 -per cent gallery Monday night at a a 1997 municipal referendum. were reduced at Ajax -Pickering opening remarks to reading a increase in health care spending provincial election almost -all Mr. Ashe, a former separate General Hospital after Ms. Ecker lengthy letter from a woman de- over five years, and noted Liber - candidates' forum for the new school trustee and unsuccessful promised during the 1995 elec- scribing how her terminally ill al and NDP governments in Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge riding. candidate for Pickering council, tion campaign there would be no father had been let down by the power before the Conservatives Liberal candidate Dave Ryan apologized for the absence of cuts to hospitals under a Conser- health care system. The candi- closed 11.000 hospital beds and New Deniticratic contender Ms. Ecker from the meeting. He vative government. date maintained if the Conserva- across the province. He also said Jim Wiseman took tuns berating explained that as Minister of "What happens, as soon as tives are re-elected it "will take a it was federal government cuts to Ms. Eckees Conservative gov- Community and Social Services they get into power, seven per very long time to undo the dam - driver, Pear Ta, 18, who is still eminent for cuts to education in the Mike Hams cabinet, she cent is cut (from the hospital age'. See DEBATE page 4 KEVIN ASHE Stepped in for Janet Ecker who had previous commitment. PICKERING N—E—WS ADVERTISER PICKERING'S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 PRESSRUN 44.000 42 PAGES WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1999 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5/ $1 NEWSSTAND Crown seeks appeal in murder acquittal Several rulings being challenged in Watkins case BY STEPHEN SHAW Staff Writer The Crown has recom- mended an appeal in the case y of a Pickering man found not guilty of strangling his former girlfriend and trying to stage her death as a suicide. +- On May 6, following a 10 - week trial, a Durham Region jury acquitted Jesse Watkins of second-degree murder in the 1996 death of Laurie Anne W RON PIETRONIR(W News Advertiser photo They play well together Side. Crown Prosecutors Ken Polley and Frank Giordano niture store deliveryman as a Victoria Davis fleft) and fellow flutist Devan Alexander Graham Bell Public Schoolin jealous and obsessive ex- Mallais put in a little practise time prior to Ajax last night. This rehearsal took place boyfriend who stalked Ms. their performance for friends and famih at Monday in preparation for Tuesday's show. White when she tried to end their relationship and stran- What s in a name? #led the 20 -year-old dental as- sistant in a fit of rage. Forest behind new name for Pickering school the �it�w�f� with an electrical cord wrapped PICKERI:tiG — The name of anew elementary school being built in west Pickering will reflect the "historical and geographical" nature of the aura. Durham District School Board trustees voted in favour of naming the school, located in the Rosebank Road and Woodsmere Crescent area, Al- tona Forest Public School Monday. -There was a desire to iden- tify the significance of the en- virownentally protected lands of the Altona Forest and the name of Woodlands Public School in many of the submis- sions;' superintendent of schools Norm Powers told the board, noting Altona Forest Public School was the "unani- mous choice of the ad-hoc committee since it has a great historical and geographical sig- nificance for this part of Pick- ering " The 42.277 -square -foot fa- cility will have a total of 17 classrooms and an initial pupil capacity of 425 students. The school is a two-storey design and features a large gymnasium and resource sear tightly around her neck. tre in addition to science, art, Her death was originally health, guidance and vocal treated by police as a hanging music rooms. suicide: however. Mr. Watkins The school is slated to open was charged with first-degree early in the new year. murder following a second au - Trustees seek BY SUSAN OWEILL SwfJWriter The public board is examin- ing a new way to resume extra- curricular activities in high schools this fall, even if that means using community volun- teers to run programs. Durham District School Board trustees heard Monday from a handful of parents and students who are hopeful activ- ities will get under way again this September. And. board director Gnat Yeo said, "We're hoping to reach a compromise that will LAURIE WHITE Er -boyfriend's acquittal in murder trial leads to appeal recommendation. topsy in April 1997. The charge was dropped by Mr. Justice Bruce Glass, of Superior Court, to second-de- gree murder. The case came down to one decision for jurors to decide. Was Ms. White murdered or did she commit suicide, the compromise on extra-curriculars allow extra -curricular activities to come back... It is not our in- tention to sit and do nothing and wait for September" Uxbridge resident Ken Cooke. who made a presenta- tion to trustees last month ask- ing them to consider involving community volunteers in pro- grams next year, questioned what direction the board is pre- pared to stave in to reinstate sports teams and clubs. He added coaches "have blocked any access" to programs this year. However, Mr. Yeo said a new Four arrested after chase ends model would likely be outside of the jurisdiction of Lake On- tario Secondary School Athlet- ics, the governing body of high school sports here. "It's time" to resume extra- curricular activities brought to an end by the teachers' boycott, said Pickering trustee Ruth Ann Schedlieh. "I personally can't sit still and allow this to contin- ue on" She introduced a motion, which was passed unanimously, asking for staff to bring a report on the issue to trustees in June. "I really am questioning the in crash Fifth suspect still being sought by Durham police ,hM GRMLEY Chase lasted dtme minutes. MCI EW4G — Four meat speeds of 100 kilometres per were take[ so Ajax Pickering have been arrested and a fifth is hour" says Sgt Jun Grimley of Heald[ Ceaste for minor iMJunis at large afar an early Monday Durham police. and were released" says Sgt morning police chase of a stolen A Durham txrgeam was pusi- Grimley. car that ended when the vehicle Hosted at Dixie and Kingston All five of the car's oociivents rolled into a ditch. roads where a tactic was used to were male and from Toronto. Commuters were delayed halt the speeding car. The are charged with possession getting to work yesterday mane- "'rhe sergeant deployed a of stolen property, possession of ing because of the continuing stop stick which is a type of beak and enter tools, carrying a crash scene investigation at spiked belt issued to police de- concealed weapon and weapons Hwy. 2 and Dixie Road in Pick- partments," explains Sgt Grim- dangerous. In addition, the dri- ering. The pursuit began at 1:45 ley. When die vehicle tried to ver alone faces charges of daa- a.m. on Monday, May 16 when a negodate an 'S' curve trader a . gerous driving, failing to atop for 1997 Honda Accord was recog- railway overpass, "the driver lost police and failing so remain at [tined by Durham police as a ve- court" and the car "flipped into the scene of an accident TWo of hick reported stolen by Peel Re- the ditch." the five are 17 years of age and gion police. One person was arrested at cannot be named. The three oth- '11w pursuit took place along the scene, four fled on foot but ers include Jacky Lei, 18, Vin - Redbird and Huntsmill streets in three were soon apprehended. cent Cheung, 19 and, the alleged Pickering and lasted approxi- The driver has not yet been cap- driver, Pear Ta, 18, who is still mately three minutes, reaching turgid. 'Entree out of the four at large. leadership of the Ontario Sec- otdary School Teachers' Feder- ation (OSSTF);' Trustee Schedlich added. "It concerns me that OSSTF has published a list of things that secondary teachers should not partake of. I would expect this behaviour from children, not adults ... Now is the time to allow teachers who wish to participate (in extra -curricular activities) to do so. Oshawa Trustee Susan Shetkr agreed "Our teachers position of the defence. Ultimately, the jury reject- ed expert witnesses called by the Crown, as well as an ad- n►itted drug dealer who testi- fied Mr. Watkins, an old !riend, confessed to killing %Is. White. Among several rulings by ',It. Justice Glass which may �,c challenged in a potential appeal was his decision not to allow the jury to hear tris tcs- t mony of a previous gtrl- triend who alleged Mr. Watkins once bound her wrists with a telephone cord, which he then tied to a door. Another contentious issue for the Crown was defence lawyer James Lockycr's re- peated references w the in- quiry into Guy Paul Morin's wrongful conviction, permit- ted by the judge during cro— examination of witnesses. The recommendation to ap- peal the acquittal has been sent by local prosecutors to the Crown Law Office ,I the Ministry of Attornc,, Gcnc, al. which has 30 dors, t., the case. 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Field Centre has received a Since 1990, the Shell En - $5.000 grant from the Shell vironmental Fund has grant - Environmental Fund. ed more than $6 million for The residential environ- 2,391 environmental projects mental education centre, across the country. These in - managed by the Toronto and clude habitat restoration, Region Conservation Au- beach and road clean-ups. thority and located in north waste reduction and recy- Pickering, will use the grant cling programs, trail build - to create a pond ecosystem ing. educational initiatives with a focus on improving and other innovative envi- habitat for amphibians. ronmental projects. Thanks to the donation, The Shell fund accepts the new pond at Claremont applications for projects that will not only create ideal are innovative and commum- habitat for amphibians, ty-based, and will provide which have been in world- grants of up to $5.000. wide decline for the past few For more information call years, but also serve as an 1-800-338-1110 or visit the outdoor classroom for website at w'N'w.shell.ca. Durham trustees slam teachers over extra -curricular boN Tcott UURHAM)mm page I are supposed to be profes- 2X4x8............ 395 sional. They're supposed to 4X4X8............ be dedicated leaders.- eaders"Oshawa OshawaTrustee Jane BROWN Weist reported. "Our Grade 4X4X10..........949 9 students are really suffer- QUAI.QIIMONs ing." 6 foot $ gg 3 She added. 1 feel there 5/4X6X8......... are teachers out there who nosnwtE - -' DOWN PAYWMENTµi,ND arc afraid to come forward. • who have been shunned by 5/4X6X10.......6 5/4X6X 12.......8 other teachers in their wam 12 schools" for continuing pro - i grams this year. • 18 years of age, "I don't want the board rg,ad to wait on this until Septem- extra -curricular activities ber;' said student Trustee Gavin Stanley, an OAC • a resident of the electoral pupil at Pon Perry High JANE WEIST School. "A bad relationship 'Our Grade 9 students with teachers doesn't just are really suffering.' affect extra-cumcular activ- Ontario within the two ym b&re ities' here. Meanwhile. Scugog "I'm not saying it would Trustee Bobbie Drew said be the sante as it was. Biu the teachers' strikes of the 160 has [raved has into a last two years were "sup- new world... but 1 think posed to be for the kids, more of our teachers would This has been the biggest be able to provide this en - disappointment and an area richmerat." she added. of stress and anxiety. As for the list of items -1 applaud those teachers Trustee Schedlich referred Who have had the courage to, Ms. Jermey said an to go ahcad with extra -cur- OSSTF tisk force examined ricular activities and I hope the issue of extra-cumculm more and more will:' she activities and has asked added. teachers "not to do anything "Your high school years to increase the workload of are very valuable:' Trustee a fellow teaching col- Schedlich said. -Tire mem- league.- eague"tires oneslast a lifetime... this She said high school motion will ensure we're teachers are being asked to going to have extra-cumcu- consider the consequences lar activities in the fall.- of becoming involved in OSSTF Durham district those activities because president Pat Jermcy said in their participation would in - an interview she believes crease the workload of "the best solution" to the other instructors who would current situation would be have to cover classes of ed- -if our working conditions ucators out of class running were amended to reflect the a sports team or club during norm in the province'. the day. She said if the board m- But, Ms. Jermey main- duced teachers' workload tained teachers' involve - so they'd only have to in- ment in extra -curricular ac- struct six of eight periods, tivities will always be a per - there would be a return to sonal decision. 010 Im )NCRETE9J X Reg. 349 Ib bag cm per bag MAY Sul STOPi3G 301 litre 24TH LONG BIG DAYS TO SA WY2a21*22.2 JOTTFO PLANTSU sous )p00ENDFk0t4S' ULACS 1418 LIMITED 4UANTITIES Reg / 99 per rol WEEKEND 04 tE TREATED Lu Q 1 X6X5............1” 1 X6X6 213 INDOOR•OUTDOOR 2X4x8............ 395 CARPETING 4X4X8............ 746 GREEN BROWN 4X4X10..........949 5 QUAI.QIIMONs 6 foot x259 ft. e= 6 6 foot $ gg 3 DISTRICTS 5/4X6X8......... 87 nosnwtE - -' DOWN PAYWMENTµi,ND 12 foot $519 ft. only ft. -6 thea aware of � IN 5/4X6X10.......6 5/4X6X 12.......8 19 wam 12 5/4X6X14 5/4X6X 16 ....... 958 ...1095 ALL S1 SIKKENS a PRODUCTS VIECLAL ,,1�et Yoe V�ec,�aw1°g /"'PATIO" -s SLAB NATURAL BLACK 20X20 BN20 • LIMITED QUANTITIES \�/ • WHIM QUANTITIES LAST �� HOME HARDWARE.M K. -V00 -A4 WIT 464111" BUILDING CENTRE f ,ttaSUN 11®a 477 KINGSTON ROAD EAST, PICKERING a 9054839-4321 ®_ OD EL 0 ONTARIO IL7:k PROVINCIAL .,..,✓ ELECTION To vote on June 3rd, your name must be on the List of Voters. 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E boundaries are now the same as those for federal elections. district. Persons who ceased to live in • • AWr An—r r(ar tgy,a,r t..r MarVfty—�+�� MaWWVWCft You may confirm your Ontario within the two ym b&re RiCHO electoral district by calling pollirhg day may be entitled to vote iaww��n Mecdons Ontario or by visiting our website. under certain oondidom Call us for niftier ildormadorl. R/37 .t+urrsa�+�r �srr..dw are. .r.. ar..�t.irr.r.r. r�..aynt.a t■. rr rt� June 3 Provincial Election etec •97 Candidates take on children's issues A group of commu- nity agencies, primarily serving children, have posed a number of questions to the candi- dates. Those groups in- clude the Ontario Asso- ciation of Social Work- ers, Denise House, Registered Nurses' As- sociation of Ontario, John Howard Society, YWCA. Fair Share for Durham Kids. Durham Child Poverty Task Force and the Ajax - Pickering Social Devel- opment Council. 'Five News Advertis- er will publish as many questions and answers as possible prior to the June 3 election. THE QUESTION: Children'y agencies rot Durham receive far less in fundinglor children's services than the rest of the prof ince. For example, from the Ministn• of Commu- nitv and Social Ser- vices, Durham receives $186 per child while the provincial average is $292.40. This means there are long waiting lists and limited amounts of ser- vice time available. We also have numerous Baps in essential chil- dren's programs that arr funded in communi- ties throughout the province, but not in Durham. What timetable will You commit to so Durham residents rutal- ly receive thrix fair share in frurding for childrens servicrs. N"HITBN'-.%JAX RIDING Aldo Di Giovanni Liberal On election I would personally make chil- dren txne of my highest Priorities. I would im- mediately set to work to address the maticquatc funding of Whithy- Ajax's services for chil- dren. Children cannot wait. The funding im- balance should be cor- rected immediately. Our arca is one of the fasten growing regNu. in Canada. We canna afford to tag behind when it cornus to our kids. We will establish a Children's Ministry. The Liberal Party's fou policy formulations concerned children and was presented in our First Steps document prepared by our task forte on children. 4"'O INTODArs News The recommenda- tions of First Steps are featured thruughuul our 211!20 Plan. The Plan is available at our office on 1123 Dundas St. E. (at Hop- kins). call us 430-3424, or. phone I.988-om- libs for a copy. Jim Flaherty Progressive Conservative The Mike Harris government has imple- mented a new, more ef- ficient approach to funding Children's Aid Societies to better re- flect workload and ser- vice needs. The result has been increased funding for thr Durham Children's Aid Society. With strong leader- ship, our economy has strengthened and we we now better able to assist. We have announced $170 million in new money over three yeah for Ontario's Children's Aid Societies, resulting in more front-line workers in Durham Re- gion- Betty Ann Craig New DenKocrat In Durham. we arc all paying for better ev- cIs of service almost everywhere else in the province. This is not fair. As a result of this underfunding our school board+ were pro- viding gooid quality special education scr- vices. With the savaging of special colucattim moire dramatically in Durham titan c6cwhere, the lack of adequate funding is especially hired. Waiting list.. arc longer despite the promises Jim Flaherty mace. In 1995. he com- muted to assuring speech pathology and children's services without months. of wait- ing. He stated that under a PC government there would be nos waiting lists. He failed to keep this promise. The long term assts to our com- munity of disabled chil- dren and adults and of children who cannot read and canna func- tion adequately is im- meRsc. This is simply had planning by a gosrem- rrncnt that has ahan- Joned the children of Durham and tit Ontario Wed., May 19,1999 News Advertiser . Edon's 11. • FoW S1+ov 1111offidt. Puft tinm Ajt SP& • I" COY Gia' P•l•iltp 0Is AjetdPldl. Us bit Guth Aja • Pfeillfilp Gilden Red Edda AjealPlok. • Do Midi AO *"& • Mhel1 & OAM Aje1111i" Whub AIn fit. • Ddisaed to sekcted bot d"ils only Remember, all inscits, including diose m glossy paper, raft be recycled with the rest of y -our trews W through your ue box Recycling program. For information on delivering your advertising flyers, _ _ We have committed to properly funding children's services. We would fund Moth schools and community agencies to provide the supports that Durham children need. PICKERING-AJAX UXBRIDGE RIDING Janet Ecker Progressive Conservative The Mike Harris government has taken action to reduce histor- ical imbalances in funding children's ser- vices in Durham. Re- cently. we reinvested $35 million for devel- opmental services. Durham will he receiv- ing increased funding in this area to reflect our pcopulation growth. The same is true for the last two reinvest- ments in the area of child welfare. We have introduced a new ap- proach to funding that will better reflect workload and service needs. In addition, our area has received substan- tial increases for the Healthy Babies and Prc-School Speech and Language programs. Dave Ryan Liberal Dave Ryan and a t^' Wednesday's Carriers of the Wcek are Andrew & Adrian. They enjoy sicca & basketball. Andrew & Adrian will receive a dinner for 4 voucher, compliments of McDonald's. Corgrabdations Andrew & Adrian for being our Carriers of the Week. Walm.rt. Aµx l;. Kinpsuin Rd .Abut 222 Bayly St w' At+s 726 Kirstieiun Rd 11,k i ioi KinitNnn Rd n,k Liberal government will immediately cre- ate a Children's Min- istry to ensure the seamless delivery of services to children: enhance funding for Children's Aid Soci- eties, where funding is guaranteed and tied di- rectly to the demands for services. The First Steps Pro- gram will allocate funding to services such as pre -natal and infant care, increased special needs at home, after-school care, child integration, speech pathologists and psy- chologists in schools. Jim Wiseman New Democrat We'd have to find some of this money by increasing the tax on people whose taxable income is over $80,00o. By the end of four years we should bring it up to the provincial average. Only the NDP says where we will get this money. and we will keep our promises. 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Wonderland's packing in the excitement on the Victoria Day long weekend - with new attractions and special events. Catch the buzz on the all-new Fly"' coaster. Thrill to our new 3D adventure movie ride. Dino Island. And on Saturday, slide down Super Soaker and The Plunge', our two new water slides opening in Splash Works'.. Plus we'll also have spectacular fireworks on Sunday at 10:30 p.m.. So visit all weekend to catch the fun. On second thought, make that all summer. los :,pen ddy May 21 Arouyh S•piemon 6 A ..ask -ds a Owb• 10 Wa•. Go'k opens ..wle�d> siarg MOV 22 doily o "Jot 19 WN 91, Sepwmbo O. haws wbl•ci No w•aitu' at � r and bghn^g co^d•oro '00 1999 Paw^wn Poi '(DO 1999 Polonium Palos 0 1096 Mi rgNs sewn 1 1997 P-oSk6 Technology 1K M'. ,,ghtt •snr•d ( Ail tRM 4 WW ADVERTOM WEOME>a M E01T101t. IMIT 19.1KO Tbo wood to , ■ilc�ilfi� •M Where was Janet Ecker? Earlier campaign commitment had MPP aiding fellow Tory Progressive Conservative candidate Janet Ecker could not make it to the Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge candidates meeting Monday night at Pine Ridge Secondary Sch(xd because she had a previous commitment. Ms. Ecker was accompanying MPP Dan Newman, candidate for Scarhor- ough Southwest, on a visit to the Leisureworld Inc. nursing home on Midland Avenue in Scarborough. "As one of the top cabinet ministers in the Hams government she has an obligation to tour other tidings:' said Ms. Eckcr's campaign spokespemin. Judy Wile. "It was something we could- n't possibly cancel. We don't cancel it because somebodv else wants her some- where else. "Janet keeps her promises when she makes them and seniors are very impor- tant:' added Ms. Wile. She noted Ms. Ecker will debate the other candidates and field voters' questions during a high schtxwl election forum and cable TV election forums already scheduled. At Monday's meeting, Liberal candi- date Dave Ryan suggested Ms. Ecker "did not care enough" to be at the forum. NDP candidate Jim Wiseman noted "her first obligation is to the peo- ple who voted her in". Debate puts focus on education, health care for candidates DEBATE)W m ruXr i Mr. Ryan prunused to "mum the government of Ontario to the people of Ontario' by taking it away from the transfer payments that forced Ontario to "backroom whiz kids" hired by the Har - cut health spending. ris government to make its decisions. "iTtev'rc the otter that have caused Mr. Wiseman maintained both Liber- pain;'sold Mr Ache. al and Conservative policies are being Both Mr. Ryan and Mr. Wiseman propelled by the mindset that seeks prtr charged exilication cutbacks asides the dutxivity through driving wages down Hams government have hurt the school and lowering environmental standards, system. and also criticized the Conserv- and that the NDP is the only party that is for university and college tuition "clearly on the side of middle -into me workers". hikes. Mr. Ryan said a Liberal government would use the recent increase in federal transfer payments for Ontario to imme- diately invest S2.5 txllion in education and health care. and that it would limit Grade I class sizes to a maximum of 22 pupas. He pouted out education spend- ing has declined by $152 per studeru since 1995. Mr. Wiseman told the mating there are fewer teachers, too many students arid insufficient equipment in today's classrooms. He also charged this year's Grade is students have been turned into -guinea pigs" who will enter a re- vamped high school system in the fall dough no curriculum for it r_s yet in place ad ao texttxxtks are yet available. Mr. Ashe suggested parents are wor- ned atxxrt education because they have been "deluged with special-interest ad- vertising and messaging". and said edu- cation spending is "at its highest level in history". He also noted previous Liberal and NDP governments also increased tuition fees. Both Mr. Wiseman and Mr Ryan committed to supporting a full cn- vtronmental assessment of the Pickering nuclear station. Mr. Wiseman also said he did not want to see the plant pnva- tized. and that Ontario Power Genera- tion should be made to investigate ener- gy conservation and alteratives to nu- clear power. Mr. Rvan charged Ms Ecker has not sufficiently supported residents' wish for an environmental assessment. "1 will demand it, 1 will fight for it, l will see that you get it:' he vowed. Mr. Ashe promised the nuclear plant will not be allowed to operate if it's not I. and said the public interest will be protected by the Atomic Energy Control Board and Ontario Energy Board. In his opening and closing remarks, Mr. Ashe emphasized Ontario's strong econorr is performance under the Harris government. "It's been an ongoing transformation and it didn't happen by accident," he said, noting the -interest -driven politics of massive tax hikes" pose a danger to Ontario's continued economic health. Voter cards coming in the mail Are you on the list to cast a ballot? Notice -of -registration cards for all eligible voters in the provincial elec- tion are in the mail. The cards name qualified voters and give the electoral district, poll number and pc II location for the June 3 election. 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On a three-member panel of Durham residents there was an equal split over who won the evening's debate and who could be counted on to tell the truth. "I'm having big trouble deciding who to vote fur:' says Shannon Lo ewenherg. an Oshawa mother of two. "There were some pretty clear swtcnaenL% but I don't know if 1'd go out on a limb and say there was any clear winner. If I had to pick one. 1'd say Dalton Mc(;uinty." Lc. Go)wcr. a Post PLYry business owner and president of the Scugog Chamber of Commerce, says he'd have a hard time voting tor any of the candidates. "I'm disap- pointed there isn't someone else. I'm not comfortable with any of them for different reasons. I guess 1 hate to say (there was) a winner as such. The pia% n to rix whoa came across the strongest was . 6,M( .err ` debate GREG MASON 'I thmight Harris aeon the debate.' Howard Hampton. He came across clearly and refuted a number of issues in respect to education and health care from the Tory platform." CYrr Greg Mason. presi- dent of Ontano Hyundai in Whitby and a Pickering resi- dent. the televised debate was a wake-up call to his plan to vote Liberal. "I thought Hams won the debate. 1 was going to vote Liberal but I'm not going to vote fox McGumty. One of the things I hooked for is when they ask questions I like to hear an answer. (Pre- mier Hams) looked in the camera and said. 'We $aid we were going to do mann things and we did them. Tiny may not all have been papular but we did dem'." During the debate Premier Harris said the Conser ative% have actually improved health carr since taking of- ficc. Mr Mason believes that's true. '-My brother is a doctor and my sister -m -law is a nurse aro) my wife is a police officer. 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McGuinty responded as 1 would have: 'howcan you say that when you go U> the hospitals:'' The same with education Harris says he's putting money hack in don't we it.'. Mrs. Looewenherg agrees. "Mike Harris is too, much of a salesman with his hill of go t0s." She's also concerned about the pnva[iiauon of ser- sICC, _.fit; r.'•.-.ru.t. r: iI1,. puts t"a little L:.! canll.i� �•.�I wherC Ih; LES GOWER 'I'm disappointed there isn't sameomr else.' from. 1 want to see it put back in there. I'd like to know where it comes from but that's not as important." Her one criticism oaf Mr. McGuinty is the fact he did n't say where the money would come from. Mr Mason agreed. 'That s what really bothercd me 'that's where 1 wa% say- ing. 'Why won't he answer the question I*. He must have been asked that hill' a doecn times. "That scares me. - No one on the panel was in support of Mr. Hampton's plan to roll hack tax cuts al- ready made for higher in- come camers. 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AJAX Ate! Eno of woos at FW&Y 1 ("S) 611113-%99 1 I g Wily Service Guaranteed Keep It Goin8. 1 I I 1 1 Mat AS M1111 ADVERTUM14 WEOrIHOAY EDITION. NOV I% 19M EdNit_o­ria1_ ■ NEWS ADV E RT I S E R MAY EDITORIAL Reclaim our parks from law breakers Pickering bylaw takes aim at rowdy park revellers It's too bad it had to come to this. However. Pickering council members Monday felt they had no choice but to pestis a bylaw to regulate when town parks can be used and what types of behaviour will be prohibited in the community's playgrounds. And. Pickering politicians want police and bylaw officers to be given the power to issue tickets to people violating the new rules. Council decided Monday that the existing playground reg- ulations just weren't tough enough. That despite the fact park rules which will remain in place include prohibitions against weapons in playgrounds, setting off fireworks and various forms of vandalism. Operating powered model aircraft and rockets is still forbidden and letting a dog run loose except in designated areas continues to be banned. But, those rules weren't sufficient to stop a few bad apples from spoiling the barrel of fun that could and should be en- joyed by Pickering residents in the town's parks. Some people living near Pickering's playgrounds have been "terrorized" by mostly young night revellers "using the parks for their own party playground". report two Town coun- cillors who led the charge for the new bylaw. To take aim at those rowdy park revellers. the Town will for the fiat time regulate hours of operation in the communi- ty's playgrounds. Under the new rules, parks will he cloned from midnight to 7 am. between April I and Sept. 30 and from 10:30 p.m. to 7 am. between Oct. I and March 31. Those seem like reasonable regulations to us. Anyone who's in a playground after midnight in spring or summer or after 10:30 p.m. during fall and winter is more than likely up to no good. On the other hard. police and bylaw officers must use discretion in enforcing the rule against being in a park before 7 am. so. for example, someone taking an tarty -morning walk before work isn't ticketed. The new bylaw really mages pblyground —d— by pr - hibiting -'boisterous. viokcnL threatening or illegal conduct' and "profane or abusive language" in parks. It forbids people from throwing objects in a maroxer that could injure a person or damage property without banning individuals from playing a friendly game of catch or tossing a frisbee. And, it prohibits creating a nu>.sance by -loitering. spying. accosting. frighten- ing. annoying or otherwise dist,rbang other persons" in parks. However, the new rules will only work if police and bylaw officers are given the power to enforce them by issuing uck- eu to violators on the spot just like parking tickets, which of- fenders win he able to pay then and there or go to court. That should be a vast improvement over the old system, which nude it deft-icuh to charge anyt+ndy and police could u.ually only warn bylaw vk>sators. Charges -seder the out bylaw had to be prepared and submitted to a justice of the peace before being smell on the offeder, which was an expensive and unw-consuming process. Town officials now face another time-consuming process - that of sitting back and waiting for formal permission from the Province before police and bylaw officers can be granted authority to hand out the tickets. That may take several months. The sooner the Province grants that authority the better. Then, the! law-abding public of Pickering an reclaim or public parks from the law-brealung punks. Give someone life The coming long weekend is suppose to be a happy one - a thrrx-0ay break for many of us which marks the unofficial begim ing of sununer. Unfortunately, as history has proved, the Victoria Day weekend is often a tragic one as too many people are killed or injured on roads between here and our May 24 retreats. Those who are lucky enough to survive vehicle accidents and boating mishaps, and people too ill to enjoy the long weekerhd, could use your help. Canadian Blood Services is holding donor clinics this Thursday from 4 to 8 p.m. at St. Isaac Jogues Church, on Finch Avenue between Liverpool and Dixie roads in Picker- ing. and Saturday from noon to 4 p.m. at the McLean Com- munity Centre, at the southeast corner of Wextney Road North and Magill Drive in Ajax. Please tape a few moments of your tithe to give blood. Your donation of the gift of life might help an accident vic- tim survive. And, since each unit of blood can be broken down into its four components, as many as four individuals can be helped with one donation. Giving the gift of life will make you fed good and it win put you in the right frame of mind for the long weekend. Enjoy. Sand/ your commune on dust eAbw*k to anew 0darhownet S«linatriows which include the writer } fatfl amine ad town of residence wiQ ke canddowd f-pr+itieaoew- YOU SAID IT The question was: What do you think of protesters heckling Premier Harris during the election campaign? Nick Zamora Yolanda Paye ur Bob MacDonald says, "1 don't be- says, "it's the says, "It's terri- lieve in heckling. only way for ble. The premier As long as people in large is out there going they're there to groups to voice to the people voice an opinion their opinions with his views or a message, about some of and all some can that's OK." the issues they do is heckle him. don't agree It makes the op - with." position look bad." 9 w u INIONS DURHAM l9 1999 •�� • LETTERS TO THE EDI Moving hydro lines may have drastic effects To the editor: I'm writing regarding the pro- posal to relocate power lines from the Kingston Road corridor to the hydro corridor in the Maple Ridge cominunity of Pv-kcnng. Recent stories and an editorial have not clearly represented the is - Key parties impacted by this proposal have yet to be contacted. i.e. the school boards and the parks and recreation department. The conservation authority has only re- cently been contacted. Relocation win result in the de- struction of numerous tms, the ad- dition of more hydro poles, a signif- icant increase in electrical voltage Brough a heavily -used m and a decrease in hoose values. The plat to improve the down- town core is no an issue. The pro ject cost is $3.8 million. Hydro has estimated an additional S 1.3 million to bury the litres along Kingston Road. The Town has yes to identify the economic benefits from improving the downtown core. Residents have asked for a full impact analysis as relocation of hydro litres could re- duce house values, decreasing tax revenues and offsetting any henc- fits. Burying the lines is the right decision with costs being repaid through the economic benefits. Residents in Maple Ridge and throughout Pickering must make their views known or council will base its final decision solely on cost. Bo Alexander, Pickering Nurses desperate for government that helps sick To the editor: May 10 to 14 was Nursing Week across Canada. It is a week for nurses across the country to celebrate, to show pride and to recognize the dedication and achievements of the nursing pro- fessions. But nurses arc a little more solemn this year. Approximately 10,000 nurses were lad off in this province alone in 1995. The nurses who have re- mained in the profession arc trying to cope under extreme conditions. We are trying to provide safe, effi- cient quality care under a resutrc- tured health care system that has worsened the state of patient care. The average age of a registered nurse is 46. Nursing is no longer ILviU the noble profession that young people want to pursue as a career choice. Last fall, the Mike Harris government established a Nursing Task Force to examine why this has occurred and promised to im- plcment its recommendations. Nurses recommended that money be put back into patient care and that care be put before profits to cnhd the privatization and competi- tive bidding of home care. Noth- ing happened. Working conditions for front- line nurses in hone care is intoler- able. As I am writing this letter. my office has called to ask if 1 can admit a patient for IV treatment. I have worked more than nine hours today and have only been paid for 7.5. Apparently. with seven nurs- ing agencies that have "won" a part of the competitive -'bard" in Durham Region, no one can take this patient tonight. The patient needs care! I will see this patient at a personal cost to my family and to my safety. Tomorrow, I will work another nine -hour day. I know the public has respect for registered nurses. If only the government did, too! So. with deep regret I say that this year there was very link for front-line nurses to celebrate. We know patients are at risk and we are desperate for a government that will finally do something about it. Carol Bible, RN Families taking centre stage Election campaign a chance for photo ops You an tell it is a tough election when they bring on the wives and kids and - for the fust time in mem- ory in Ontario - even a mom. Premier Mike Harris has been using his family most to win votes, fust because he tool[ his wife Janet trough protesters into a store where he showed how he helped former welfare recipients return to work and the denwast avers pushed her and set off a controversy. Mr. Harris also has taken his wife into schools and chid -care centres what she listened while he tallied to patents and suede nts. She sat on the floor when he read sto- ries, suggesting she is wtpaenaous and down-toearth just like her hus- band, who has insisted often he is an ordinary guy - The premier brought his mother into the flay when he took her flowers on Mother's Day and al- lowed news media to take pwtui es of thein published under such hurt - warming headlines as 'Harris takes time off to be with his man.' Mr. Harris also has pointed to his two children, saying they re- mind him of the need for good health care, and how he favours uniforms in schools but one son dis- agrees, implying he is a wlerant fa- ther who permits dissent, and just before the campaign was pictured holding his younger son's hand at a baseball game. It always amazes how cameras can pick him out in a crowd. Mr. Harris does all this for one reason. Many regard him as hard and unfeeling because he has cut some social programs to save money (although others and possi- bly a majority like him more be- cause he cut taxes). Eric Dowd At Queens Parti When he is seal with or talking about his wife, children and mother it suggests he also is a loving hus- band, fatter and son and is a quick way of softening his image. Tories and new media justifiably have exptessed concern the pe- mier's wife was pushed. Anyone in an election should be able to go to any event without being shoved around. The fact she was theft: to make Mr. Harris look good explains dtmonsaators' anger, but still is no excuse for pushing. Demonstrators also should know the worst thing they court do is hurt her because they would be seen as thugs and Mr, Harris would try to pin the same label on all his critics. The premier's opponents also use their families for votes. Liberal leader Dalton M;.Gumity has been pictured being kissed by and walk- ing arm -in -arm with his wife Terri, who tours with him. His four chil- dren were on view sending him off and in speeches he often mentions they remind him of the needs of youth. New Democrat leader Howard Hampton and his wife Shelley Mar- tel, also an MPP, had their two small children on the front lawn at the legislature when he launched his opening salvo. Mr. Harris's predecessor as pre - mien, New Democrat Bob Rae, an ' intellectual who like Mr. Hams, needed to look hahman, told voters he worried a lot more when any of his three children had a cold den when something went wrong in his job as premier and there arc more important things than affairs of state. David Peterson, Liberal premier before Mr. Rae, used to let media know he had tMce children and they were plicturetl playing• acung in school theatrics and with Hulk Hogan at the wresting. The biggest tole a premier's wife got to play in an election oddly was when Frank Miller, a Tory who was premier only a few monde, caught intestinal flu in 1985. Ann Miller, then in her mid -50s, spent a day staling speeches for him, reading from notes she pre- pared using background informa- tion from his staff. Nobody ever said she cost bum the campaign. But the most use a premier matte of his family was when durable Tory William Davis pts all his five photogenic children on his cam- paign literature to illustrate why he wanted to assure a good future for youth. Mr. Davis even mentioned his dog, saying every family needs one and although he bought theirs for only $2.25 they would not part with it for a million, but Mr. Harris mer- cifully so far has not played on any- one's fondness for animals. Emaft your coauremb on tfdr col - Unix to aaewsediwhali mil. Sub- aussions which ilachrde the wnta'k JW Manor aad town of ra- McMee wX be consWerud for► prb- mcdooM. PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Barghardt Editor -in -Chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retail:idverusing Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak Classified : t dvernsing Manager John Willems Real Estate : tutomotnr Adverrising .Manager Abe Fakhourie Distributum Manager Lillian Hook Office tfanager Barb Harrison Compawng lfanager dews (905)683-5110 SAID (905)683-5110 (905) 683-0707 Diatr ration (905)683-5117 General Fax (905)683-7363 FviaiI newsroorma dudiam.nct Web address www durhiamncws net 130 Commercial Ave.. Ajax, Ort. LIS 2H5 The News Advertiser n one of the Mctroland Priming. Publishing and Distnhaul grahp of newspapers. The Ncws Advertiser is a mea►ber of the Ajax A Rckamg Board of Track. (Mario Communty Newspaper Assoc- Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Circulations Audit Board and die Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertiserncrt. Credit for ad- vertisement limited to space price erns occupies. The News Advertiser ac- ccpts letters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written. 150 words. Each !otter 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 reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opin- ions expressed in letters we diose of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Advertiser. We regret that due to the volume of letters, not all will be prim* ed. Hd 0 l%b1 I P)t ILL Staff Writer Cot your sleep. It's one of those nuggets of advice yqt often hear from Mom, along with 'ea your vegetables and 'always wear clout underwear. However, the chorus of voices en- cclraging more sleep is getting louder and it's not just from mothers anymore. "Tile need fix sleep is being stressed bylnedical professio nal% who have cs- tarishcd skep clinics to diagnose problems. People who are having trou- bkskeping are also taking their situa- tici more seriously. Dr. David Ritts. a respirologist and m6cal director for the Oshawa Clin- ic Centre for Sleep Medicine. explains "k skep is a personal issue and is ofrn difficult to talk abut. more and more people arc among forward. They're mx*ivatcd to seek help be- eatse insim ma is affecting many as- pt0.ts of thea lives, he says. Skop dc- pnvatton can leave a person exhaust - d. with unexplained body aches anti pins.irntabk. a poor work perfox- nancc and an inability to concentrate. But while a person may believe he Isis a serious mcdic:al problem if he Wn ds his nights tossing and turning. R Rias says the vast majority of steeping difficulties are the result of ldc tyk. -Our North American society has dyed sleep hygeee•" he says. cx- planing the environment we live in today often makes it difficult lex poor ple to relax and fan :sleep. Sures. shift work and caffeine can an affect sleep panctns. Sleep ri a very biologically de- rived pnwesc," Dr Ross says. '-Tbcre's a 24-hour clock that tells you when to sleep anti when nolo to. - Since sleep is biological. the body's hty to sloop is affected by factors -h as light and temperature. People oeping. xt cxercisc imrtediately before ingtoms lied, or who sleep in bright or roooften suffer from difftcultics Reta Wright chief sleep technolo- at the Oshawa Clinic Centre for ta p Medicine, suggests people hav- difficulty falling &step should cs- sh a routine before going to lied get yourself in a mellow sate so asosciate sleep with relaxation."deome ideas incluearomatherapy hot hath. Even though a hot body NEM ADVERTISER VRWASMY 9111M M, MW It. IM RM 7 M DURHAM REGION Reta Wright helps Dr. David Ross get wired in thr same oia� patients would at the Oshawa Clinic Centre for Sleep Medicine. More people are seeking treatment for sleep disorders, says Dr Ross. I111�F]li Fill I ii1l, i I i I il Don't just try to sleep it off, get help if you have problems drifting off lempaeture win affect the ability to go to skep. the cooling off of the body after the batt will make it easier to drift Off. The fust doing doctors do when a patient seeks treatment for skCp disor- ders is try to eliminate all outside fac- tor and help the person dcvcktp goof sleep hygiene. "If you have a patient sitting in from of you that drinks 20 caps of cof- fee a day well say cut back on the cof- fee and cone back in six months," Ms. Wright says. With outside factors eliminated, the focus turns to possible physiological problems which could lead to sleep de- privation. Ms. Wright says there arc approxi- mately 80 sleep disorders but the most well-known are sleep apnea, narcolep- sy, restless leg syndrome (RIS) and Periodic Limb Movement Disorder (PLMS ). Sleep apnea affects approximately four per cent of the population and has gained notoriety recently. People with the disorder stop breathing several times throughout the night and Isc- causc of this do not reach the deep stages of sleep. Even with a normal amount of ume in bed someone with sleep apnoea will wake up feeling tired, suffer daytime fatigue and morning hadALtw&. Narcolepsy is a neurological disor- Ja where a person's skep schedules and wake sc-heduks arc blurred, says Ile. Ross People with the disorder often fall asleep during daily activities and have periods of muscle wcakncss or fainting and have unusual halluctna- tivas upon falling asleep or walung. RLS and PLMS give a puns and needles type of sensation to the person as she relaxes, with the only way to rc- hcve to sensation to get up and walk it off. In addition, after the person falls asleep she is often plagued with bursts of leg kicks and twitches, disrupting sleep though the night. Sleep disorders can be treated in a variety of ways from special masks which Maw air to keep airway s open in the case of sleep apnea to medication for those who suffer from narcolepsy. To determine if a person suffers from a sleep disorder, he is usually re- quired to attend a sleep clinic where he undergoes a sleep analysis. Electrodes arc attached to the body. including the head and limbs and the person is monitored for six hours as she tries to sleep. T}tc result is a chart filled with scribble -like lines which represent what is happening as the person sleeps. It gauges how long he is in each phase of sleep. when he is awake, stops in breathing and movement. Through analyzing the information collected through the process. technol- ogists like Ms. Wright can determine what is plaguing a persons night slum - her. 'What we see in the pattern are bursts of wake -interrupted sleep." Dr. Ross says. "It basically means the system is not shutting down." On average a person should fall asleep after 20 minutes and in 70 to 90 minutes be in deep -sleep stages. Thu stage. referred to as slow -wave sleep, is where the body releases growth hormones and does its restorative work. That's why a per- son without this deep sleep can have broader physical problems. There is no set amount of sleep that people need. explains Ms Wright. Some purple need nano hours while others need much less. "Thc amount of sleep we need is unique to each person but is surpris- ingly constant.- says Ms. Wright. And while there arc some days when we feel there's no way we could possibly get out of bed an hour or two earlier, she says "keeping a regular rise une is not as important as keeping a regular bed time." She says if a person wakes up i early one day the body will compcn- sate the following night by staying in the deep sleep stages longer. However if a person consistently goes with less sleep than his body needs, it is unable to do its restora- tive work and this deficit begins to manifests itself physically. i No matter what your bedtime rou- tine is or how much sleep you need. it's important everyone is made aware of what they need to wake up rested and able to function at their best, agree both Dr. Ross and Ms. Wright. Sweet dreams EDUCATION BRIEFS MAY 19, 1999 Schools most ensure kids arrive safely Although most elementary schools in Durham already have a safe arrivals program in place, Durham District School Board trustees approved a new policy Monday making the program mandatory. Education Minister Dave Johnson earlier this year directed school boards across the province to develop a policy outlining their safe arrival programs, a system of procedures used to account for any unexplained absences at school. "Elementary schools have proce- dures in place to monitor the safe arrival of students," administrative officer Mary Shea told trustees. She noted programs are "school-based and rely upon the co- operation of parents and volunteers to be successful." Ms. Shea pointed out there is no fi- nancial support for the program. "We re- ally need (volunteers) to make a conte- bution to the program to reduce the de- mand on administrative staff." Alt school boards in Ontario are to begin imple- menting the program this fall. Premier, trustee unaware anthem mandatory in Schools Claiming there's a need to "encour- age national pride" in the region's schools, Oshawa Trustee Susan Shelter caped on the public board Mor, day to make the singing of O Canada mandatory in Durham schools. 'It's an attempt to restore traditional pride in our public school system.- she said. Trustee Shatter reported some schools have 'become lax" in singing the national anthem every morning. 'We should encourage national pride.- she said. `There doesn't seem to be a starhard in schools across the re- gion. However. Durham District School Board director Grant Yeo informed trustees the sinyng of O Canada is al- ready mandatory under the Education Act. 'We would be passing a motion that reaffirms what's already there.' he said. Trustee Shelter noted Premier Mike Hams recently said he would make the national anthem mandatory in alt of On- tario's schools in his election platfomn before she withdrew her motion. -ir'c rn thw rr - 1,--d ,-harn,..r Doug Ross said. 'The premier doesn't know everything in Ihte act." School department heads' pay may be colt Durham District School Board trustees wit vote next month on a mo- tion to reduce the allowance pad to de- pariment heads in the regions sec- ondary schools. In a report to trustees Monday, su-perintendent of employee relations Craig Burch recommended the board delete its current policy regarding the department head structure because -It is not affordable under the new provin- cial funding model. - Mr. Burch sad as school boards across the province are 'facing quite a decline le funding for headships and as a result are changing their school lead- ership structures. He noted the board's policy was created in 1969 and has been amerxled several tunes over the nears. He said a joint boardurron com- mktee was to be formed to establish a Can't sleep? Could be it's all in your approach M{ 19 i Teachers' # comirig yew, but for withdrewSOCOrld' 31Y school ur f��., usl up dY ahcitt� dins and dampen sht1P fttltp d a fan « air oaodifatat t^ : committee in March. ow and ftboor Mme B► Exardas lir at feast 2D tai► 5► /brood aMtlita fou In M 8) Kopp you roast dark - k � He feported secondary school pm- �Mlattlaspc Was. them to alit Rotten beftm it don 000,1111*01a or M go I Mita in, gat cipals have agreed with board staff Ittat l la aP apt MrMw � llYhNa ssaaroian wiaas botiytatlt. not irMarfwa ltt�s:lliltecat- ahedra « pagpins for one year only there soup be no IgfttiolleagU611AA��d „_. fM poW dein of !ltapailia}pwtourwaalid btawhaaayougdepaittirwit rtaPipMr. charige h,b,tothe nL*Tdxw their allowanced� olip alt'. if jl4i� moat U ttlsdttdsdbe re- duced to an amount that would be no �. more than is affordable under the provncial turtding formula." put ' place Anew structure soil be n for the 2000-2001 school year. Trustees will vote on deleting the policy June 21. �) Public OWHO s Ajai Town Council T tesday, May 25, 7 p.m. — Standing iCogmittee of the Wbole, council chamber, Ajax Tows Hall, 65 Harwood Ave. S. Pickering Town Council 7besdlly, May 25, 7:30 p.m. — Executive Committar, council chamber, Pickering Civic Complex, One The Esplanade. Durbam !Regional Council Wednesday, May 26, 10 am. — Finance Committile, Room B-15, Durham Region Headquarlrs, 605 Rossland Rd. E., Whitby. Durham 4chool boards 7111-y, May 25, 7:30 p.m. — Durham Catholic »-strict School Board, Catholic Edu- cation Ceitre, 650 Rossland Rd. West, Oshawa. Wednes toy, May 26, 7 p.m, — Durham Dis- trict Scholl Board education finance commit- tee, R. S. I"cLaughlin Collegiate and Vocation- al Instituto, 570 Stevenson Rd. North in Os- hawa. Sleep, Mysterious sleep... Why do we sleep? The truth is, nobody really knows. Scientists established that there are three states of conscious- ness — waking, non -dreaming sleep and dreaming sleep or REM (rapid eye movement) sleep. Sleep is not a disconnection. The brain active- ly generates sleep and overcomes wakefulness. In- stead of shutting off the brain, sleep, especially REM sleep, has the brain more active in some ways than when you're awake. There's a lot of action going on; the only dif- ference is that you're not attending to the external environment, you're taking care of the internal en- vironment. But what the brain is doing is hard to say. Sci- entists don't know exactly what's happening. The most accepted theory is that you're trying to 'reset' the brain back to a baseline, firing off nerve cells not fired during the day and resting those that were. Another theory is that sleep is necessary for the brain to process and store information gathered during the day. It may have something to do with memory but nobody knows that. On a physiologi- cal basis, it's also not clear why we need to sleep. Evidence indicates that people deprived of sleep are more susceptible to bacterial or vital infection — they get colds or the flu — but, so far the 'why' is missing. And studies have shown that without sleep for several days, people become delirious and disori- ented. In extreme cases, they may hallucinate. But while definitive answers are hard to come by, continuing research is shedding sonic light into the darkened bedroom. 0 — News Canada AWN VrwrsVJ y.m'slnl w 16 mpy jJ lips IQ' All• PMOE 11NEMIS ADVERTINER V&qX ESOA11 EDMOO1, wy 19, IM AL RIVE7T/ News Advertiser phaco Train engine runs a little too hot A train engine fire was quickly doused by Ajar fire- Fridav afternoon. Damage estimates were unavail- frghters at the Canadian National railway tracks on able, and no injuries were reported in connection with Audley Road in Ajar, just south of Taunton Road, on the incident. Waste reduction guide provespop ular Larraine Roulston Recyclers Corner 371.000 kg 1791.500 Ib.) of garbage every day Can we afford to continue producing garbage at this rate'' The garbage issue is really a re- source management one. We can Re- duce the amount of waste we produce by not purchasing over -packaged or pow quality products. We can Reuse and Repair household items. We can Recycle diligently so our valuable re- sourccs arc used again and again. -We are very proud of the new look and comprehensive content of the guide:' says Gail Lawlor. DEN chairman. " It complements the Rc- giom's current development of a waste management strategy to reduce household waste Every effort does make a difference and the first step% "I" , the tinic ni he Our future dc - Because of the demand for copies of Durham Environmental Network's second edition of 'Your Household Guide to Waste Reduction and Recy- cling in Durham Region', all 15.000 copies off the press in Apnl have been either spoken for or distributed. If you haven't already picked up a guide, there still may he some avail- ab:c in municipal buildings. Canada Trust branches, and participating stores. A waste reduction display at the Frenchman's Bay Festival June I I to 13 will have a supply on hand. Corporations wishing to sponsor repnnts of this popular booklet can call 509-8390 The reference guide has informa- tion on how you can reduce. reuse and recycle your everyday household waste: start to eliminate and properly dispose of hazardous matenals,- begin backyard composing: rent things we do not use very often: and help meet the 3R%. The guide states that in Durham Revron each person generates, on av- eragc. () - kiloyram, or 1 h pounds of garhacc per ,Ln 1hi, i. I .c rwu, 494.7(X) pc,plc :r of MaN 19�, 1'•.:' 1'.. 1 ;MFK111 �MCoMepr+q "7 He" aI' EMIRY ri Ir jX 4ACE CLEARAl�TCE DEN's next soluntccr project will be an update of its Environmental Re- source Directory that is in Durham li- braries. Sponsors are always needed to finance the printing. DJ7 Since last Oct,+ler. 2, volunteers from across Durham have been re- viewing various options for our garbage solution. The next public in- formation meeting is scheduled for Thursday, May 27, from 6 to K p.m., at the Pickering Recreation Complex. Area residents can view the Region's Long Term Waste Management Strat- egy Plan and give input on the final draft recommendations being consid- ered by the Region's waste manage- ment advisory committee. OJ_] TREASURE CHEST GIVEAWAV: Tandy onziputer, colour monuor. punter and software, 681-4562. Transportation, energy show set for June V See cleaner, leaner and greener ways to get around town at the upcoming Sus- tainable Transportation and Energy Show. Hosted by the Durham Electric Vehi- cle Association and the Professional En- gineers of Ontario, the show will be held on Saturday, June 12 at the Durham College Skills Training Centre. The show was held last year and fea- tures 30 exhibitors, including a solar car, battery -powered electric cars and Otte powered by a hydrogen fuel cell. Organizers expect this year's shoe to be larger and feature wind power gMer- ation systems, electric boats and g'rden tractors. The show will he held been 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The skills trainincen- tre is located at 1610 Champlain�^Ave., cast of Thickson Road in Whitby. II For more information call 705432- 1027. 5ARZ WN VIM - 00" m AIaAsr V qtr "Ie ICE5 a -fim4r AwV Mtfcl`T WsN5V07afATON v� o Loc4e'L. F i -cv�tr BOTH LIBERALS AND CONSERVATIVES ENDORSE HARRIS'S UNFAIR DIRECTIVES THAT EMPTY OUR POCKEI9 IN SO MANY WAYS. ARE WE PREPARED TO DUMP THIS HEAVY FINANCIAL BURDEN ONTO OUR CHILDREN? ❑ Inure ed tuition fees eretrre that nigher ediitaton is now aftool be only to the nch " ❑ Exoessne EonowvV cash are awned m a tesut d hearer silent betel. ❑ R" -ed droDPed bred Secondary Set goh due b orer.odted beadles CWV with larger lases. ❑ Secondary shad music appecvlon and nsbuRon obimsnad or rltxl-ewba ❑ Funding bmUn doesn't ower ibrary feta n a growtg munber d elv artoy schioob. ❑ An aI i d "41arrn plannii pterais while govenabni wMarin+enh with dwWw's Bret ❑ Teachers are bill b flxicion uwq txoceth es Oat am serbtsy hawed ❑ Teedom are expected to beach new coir s wreath ti 11s. gudetnes or pretwrrason tris ❑ TeWtiig e a ftniorasxed ptdew", -regarded * til K as txitartnp. 9me6y andazy ❑ The coin -bion dtAer deb recurred by Mom's phony lu sdo br Ob nch- must be pacoe ❑ Lp g-larm ba* acetest -Mom Yeas for edrr fen - cope br tiank ptnel5. ❑ The emwoonwital debt a amxr d*V - amen* raid of rep Action. awpecloi or edorcmert Qxarrgr is tiotbrtipe new in Ortratin . education system, but utrtd nor, change has berm awed to itrtprlow the quahrr of education - nor to finwDcr tax beraks for thr rich. * Now essTisudarllS.OWXlopaoLwbiomonovy Asan etperx*'x:sdhmtrra &Wbp w Nbsnrxrr Id see rW ft Desrrrerese O(DWArrr dtlb— - a» jwpxr- aretMacad~Of AV aeKswr gsavrsedeerxrixi+geddssalas Jim Vote 'Wiseman Today's NDP - Clearly on Your side Sh- your stiF; Tete0hore w5 839-7220 voPw��orn .+r."3010 Derr-yrnpeny A(/THCR:ZED BY THE CFO FOR JIM MEMAN LAURA SAVE rj NEW ARRIVALS DAILY! WORLD FAMOUS DESIGNER FASHIONS REGULAR • PETITES • PLUS SIZES Laura Laura Laura II t, P E T I T E S Laura Clearance Centre Pickering Leisure Center 1755 Pickering Parkway (905)428-6248 STORE HOURS: Mon -Tues: 10-6 Wed -Fri: 10-9 Sat: 10-6 Sun: 12-5 PICKERING ]C O m I I HM. 401 1 N OTHER LOCATIONS: Barrie, 320 Bayflsld St.,(750) 722-4695 Newmarket, 17310 Ytirtpe SL, (905) %44)albil Scarborough, 725 Warden Ave., (416) 750-I299 Mississauga, 1224 Dundas St. E., (905) 2711-9677 Ajax -Pickering United Way offers community grants The United Way of Ajax -Picker- ing is partnering with local commu- nity groups through a Community Project Grants program. Project Grants are available to or- ganizations and groups not currently members of the United Way, for pro- jects that will directly and positively affect the lives of local citizens. They are available to all sectors of the community, including schools, ser- vice clubs, children's/youth groups and seniors. In 1990, a revitalized Project Grants program saw a 70 -per cent in- crease in the number of applications, with more than 28 community pro- jects receiving funding. They included: Racing Against �a,�-aryr7 Drugs — a symposium for more than 2,3(X) Ajax and Pickering Grade 6 students; a Bunt: China Tea hosted by the Ajax/Pickering Osteoporosis Support Group to help increase awareness of the disease: Junior Achievement of Durham Region — helping 40 local high school students learn the ins and outs of running their own business: and the Pickering Ro- tary Music Festival — to help five budding musicians receive scholar- ships to pursue their dreams. To receive an information package on how to apply for a Community Project Grant, or for more informa- tion on the program. call Suurn Frudd. United Way executive admin istralor, at 686-0600. 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Hanging Baskets '97 Each Ulion■i1 PlantSmart #`11 Crude Rosebush Hybrid or Tea Roses. 5 97 Each EVERY DAY 1 EVERY DAY Mult Blend 30 L 2 27 Each !VERY DAY Yard Cali 7 cu. ft. 2 97 40aCh EVERY DAY Gardening Tip Tree Plant-, lae.rt I - /k� Y"r. 4 Atlq ,h &1`0 Of High Back Fabr Folding Chair 997 Each EVERY DAY Walmart Plaza, Mwy 82 east of Marwood, Ajax A1P RADE /• NEWS ADVERTIl6ER WEDNESDAY EDITION. Mat 19, IWO ■ /rft S 1\: I W �, \ 1) \ I R 1 1 11 l R N11 A A.J. t ROEN/ News Advertiser photo All that ja= .. . Deborah Davis entertained the c-rnscd at Chapters vend the Bluer, teas billed as a tribute to is omen in in. Ajat recenth• during u stop at the local hook- jazz and featured a rousing vocal performance by store. The Davis shows. called Diva 14irnnahe — Be- Davis. Pickering Players act up in season's final show PI('KERIN(; — The Plckcnng Playcr. will .tact thctr final show of a vcry active 21st season next month. The theatre troupe will finish the season with An Evening of One -Act Plays at Dunbarton-Fairport United Church. 1066 Dunbarton Rd.. on Friday. June 4 and Saturday. lune 5. The Pickering Players will pre- sent a nevi comedy The Comeback by Patrick McMahon, who recenth appeared in the Players' The Bad Seed and The Curious Savage. Three other comedies will be staged to make it a full night of entertainment. Curtain time is 8:30 p.m. each night. Tickets are $8 per person. To reserve your tickets call the Pickering Players' box office at 416- 410-0211. Single parents invited to Saturday dance PICKERING — Single parents are invited to dance the night away at an event hosted locally this Saturday. The One Parent Families Associa- tion of Canada holds a dance Satur- day. May 22 from 8 p.m. to I a.m. at The Village Retirement Centre, 1955 Valley Farm Rd.. Pickering. All are welcome to attend and a dress code will be in effect. Tickets are $10 and can be ordered by calling 831-7098. 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Module I Surnnw semester, Module U - Fall semester Module NI Winte, semester CIA wiF Re am W sir ser e.w —did. row . a e► 4=0 721-3111 sets 831 University Centre at Durham FIREWORKU) 100% GUARANTEE FACTORY FRESH FROM AROUND THE WORLD COMPETITIVE PRICES KINSMEN CLUB OF WE PAY TAXES FREE GIFT ON PURCK SES MTH PURCHASE OVER S IOU OVER $100 wits ouµm.l;wsr Nou1 sunt. 1101 . oac;xr.a "PLEASE PRESENT THIS AD' SEE OUR TRAILERS'*te LX Xoonoerx May 18, 19, 20 5 pm - 9 pm May 21 1 May 22, 23, 24 10 Y 1 9 1 9 9 9 Summer laughs lined up in Ajax AJAX — An Ajax nightclub invites for Cox are Paul Smith and Orson you to have a few Yuks next month. Payne. Ending the month will be Tom Yuk Yuk's East has a full month of Stade who'll take the stage June 24 to stand-up comedy slated for June. 27. On the bill with Stade are Martina The month kicks off with Steve Gabriel and Stan Thomson. Brinder as the headline act June 3 to 6. Showtimes are Monday to Thursday On the bill with Brinder are Darren and Sunday at 8:30 p.m. Friday and Sat - Frost and Evan Carter. Mark Walker urday shows start at 8 p.m. and 10:30 takes the stage lune 10 to 13. Also ap- p.m. 'rickets are $5 to 515 each. peanng will be Terry McGurrin and Yuk Yuk's East is at 235 Bayly St. James Cunningham. Steve Cox is com- For information call 416-967-6425 Ing to Yuk Yuk's June 17 to 20. Opening or 905-434-4985. Announcing Papps New location Restaurant Your hosts Tom & Chris Papatheodorou invite you to their new location to enjoy great food, beautifully renovated interior and a delightful outdoor natio! Watch for our Grand Opening 1 Pickering Home & Leisure Cen (in the old Dakota Bobs location) Brock Rd. at 401 ` I , I —� I.r_ 11vrxxn1 oar-SSr OUWIL Did you know.. The hews Adver- tiser is a member of the Ontario Press Council, 80 3ould St.. Toron- to, Ont. M5B 2M7, an indepen- dent organ=tjon that addresses reader complaints abutt member newspapers. REGION OF DURHAM r-Etwe'at"�vie�tre, NOTICE OF PUBLIC DU® 0MEETING .. 1. , ... O^ June '6 1999 the Council of elle Regan of Durham Holl hold a public mea pursuant to Section 12 of the Development Charges Act. 1997, W present and opt public input on the proposed area specific development dirges byaaw and gra regarding sand" sewerage services m the Carrultsrs Creek area Ajax All ITTnteresMd parties are invited to attend the Pubic Meeting of Councn and arty person who attends 010 meeting may Make represenatiorts rale" ro the proposed by-law. The meeting is to be held: June 16. 1999 kydabwhe Developmont Charges Te�apCha prox a.m.) d 605 Rossland Road East Whktby. Ontario In order Rat suflicMsrit nNonssation Is made available to the public. tapas ofthe proposed Dy -law arW IM beckgrourd study sn teeing made evadable as of May 31. 1999 tram IM 9ROeSglonal Treaswer at tM Finance Departrnent. 60=r 0 BorW Street Wsst. Osnara. L 1 H BPJ6 571-3311 or the Regional perk at 605 Rosstarl0 Road East. Wh4Dy.L1 i 6A3 905- 668-7711 IMsrested persons may express 1Mir comments at the Public Meeting or In wntxg, addressed to 0* Reyiorsal Treasurer. at Or above address no Isar Orn 400 pm on kkr�lYY 2. 1999. AN submissions received in wrrorg and close opnwons expressed at M Public Meeting will be considered prior to Cavldl's oatrlfxl. Further a+brrrrlion rt+ay be obtainW akacLnq mpsari, Manger. Special Protects and Financial Ranxrrg, Reggn�al Finwlce De apartment at 905-571-3311 PM Madill, A.N.C.T Regional Clerk TWO GREAT STORES..... 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NOTICE OF PUBLIC DURHAM MEETING 1 9 7 4 • 1 9 9 9 On June 16, 1999 the Council of the Region of Durham will hold a pudi=%= ineetiri�, pursuant to Section 12 of the Development Charges Act, 1997, to present and abeam public input on the proposed area specific development charges by-law and underlykg background study regarding water supply services in the Carruthers Creek area of 01e Town of Ajax. All interested parties are invited to attend the Public Meeting of Council and any person who attends the meeting may make representations relating to the proposed fry -law. The meeting is to be held: Wfidnesda ,, June 16,19W Immediately folknving the Sanitary Sewerage Area Specific Development Charges Public Meeting (approx. 10:30 a.m.) The Council Chambers 605 Rosslard Road East Whitby, Ontario In order that sufficient information is made available to the public, copies of the proposed by-law and the background study are being made available as of May 31, 1999 from the Regional Treasurer at the Finance Deparinent, 60 Bond Street West, Oshawa, L t H 886 905-571-3311 or the Regional Gerk at 605 Rossland Road East. Whitby, LIN 6A3 905- 668.7711. Interested persons may express their comments at the Public Meeting or in writinngg addressed to the Regional Treasurer, at the above address no later than 4:00 p.m. on July 2, 1999. All submissions received in writing and those opinions expressed at the Public Meeting will be considered prior to Council's decision. Further information may be obtained by contacting Mrs. M Simpson, Manager, Special Projects and Financial Planning, Regional Finance Department at 905.571.3311 P.M. Madill, A M.C.T. Regional Clark REGION OF DURHAM e►aYe the F„n►re/ NOTICE OF PUBLIC DURHAM MEETING 1 °7 • ee• On June 16, 1999 the Council of the Region of Durham w'N hold public ripe pursuant to Section 12 of the Develbprrtertt Citaryes Act, 1997, to p public deg hound a proposed Regional development charges by hew end ufulerl rg 1 i , All interested parties are invited to attend the Pudic Meeting of Council and any person who attends tip nesting meeting is to be heldmay make represeritallors relating 10 the pmiposed by -low The : Wednesday, June 16, 1999 10:00 a.m. 1 The Coursed Clertiber,. 605 Rossland Road East In order that sufficient information is made available to the public, copies of tip proposed by-law and the background study are being made available as of May 31. 1999 from Owe Regi57 ! Treasurer at the Finance Department, 60 Bond Street Waal, Oshava, L1 H 688 905-571-3311 or the Regional Clerk at 605 Roseland Road East, Wh ilby, LIN 6A3 905- 6se-7711. Interested persons may express their comments at the Public eQiorsal Meeting or n wrNl'r1p addressed to the RTreasurer, at the above address no later yen 4:00 p.ra. on Juf' 2, 1999. All submissions received in writing an d those opinions explessed at the PitbNc Meeting vnN be considered prior to Couml's decision. Further information rtpy be obfeirted DY contaclinq tArs. M. Simpadrs Manger, $pecyy Protects and Frsarlcial Planting, Regiomal Fnarice pepartrrprq at 905-571.3311. P.M. f� . r 0 t N%j%%LNHa 111 "I oli PURCRASEI�� sp. %N"m Ep Q„ p�Ug�E B 5 p F00T8 oD 0 CNEAR`i %. SEE�O fjApDWO ,kl,o 099No 13 9 TAXES. a�E co►���� oR�`"smoa� SOFA BEDS MOW p�Es49�ea. AND NO S A TAXE-- 1 E NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, May 19, 1999 -?AGE 11 A/P I mown o FUR,'ynE 1ruRF AM r st to 9 p #hl SAI MAY1?nd9Pof' , SUN, NA o�13rd 11 N 5 i E E` RpCKER SWIV Ulf -IF -7 4 L�Y. RECUNA'�� �E$3AND NO 1.00, OL nnN B pCK �EpTHER M10 mj 299 pt�N IAEM�AIN ES ops V j ()0081 s1 g EACH 27 MATTRESS ""TWIN SIZE, & FOUNDATION $ viECE SALE WHEN WHEN ml S' io YEAR WARRANTY AND NO TAXES!ETS' g2l 1I FUW��IITU E °a P PMOE 12 NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY EDMON, M" 19,19M With Preventative Maintenance Check Impact of Pool sharps pocket medals at senior Games 10330 PICKERIING — The South Pick- Mary Gatchell, with Ted Swann win - Most Cars � ming Seniors Centre on Liverpool the silver and Dun Taylor captur- school reforms Road held a successful snooker tour- tour- ing ing the bronze. ONTARIO'S nament May 5 as part of the 1999 On- For more information on the On - art,) Durham Senior Games. tario Durham Senior Games call John and receive a S10 coupon off your next The event attracted 12 competitors. at 839-2428. Joe at 839-5293 or Verna in Durham Taking home the gold medal was 576-6712. studied Education agency to advise region's school boards on how to cope The Education Improvement Commission (EIC) will visit the re- gion's two school boards this sum- mer to review the impact of the Province's reforms on the education systems in Durham. Commission members will he in Durham during the last week of Au- gust to examine how the boards are adapting to the government's re- forms. Durham District School Board director Grant Yeo told public and separate board trustees at the joint services committee meeting Tuesday. EIC members will visit the Durham Catholic District School Board Aug. 30 and 31 and the public %Lho,ol board Sept. 1 and 2. Mr. Yco said. GRANT YEO 'Each board real/• has its own set of chal"ges.' He noted the commission "will expect directors to present an overview of the changes and the in- novative practkes and mnuatives that have gone on." And. he reports the review will ex- am,..,x mayor areas, including fi- nance and facilities, communications and community relations, student services, human resources, board ad. ministration and governance. Each board really has its own set of challenges although we are under the same kgislation:' Mr. Yeo said. " he relationship between the two hoards is one of the positive things 1 think they will find (in Durham)" Tbc EIC was created to oversee the Province's education reforms re- garding the transition to a new sys- tem of district school boards. Com- mission members are visiting each of the 72 school boards in Ontano be- tween April and October to document the progress that still needs to be made and to share practices that will help boards continue to move for- ward. The commission will release a public report on each school board shortly after the reviews are compact- ed as well as a final report on all of Ontario's school boards at the end of the year. BILLBOARD MAY 19, 1999 WEDNESDAY, MAY 19 PARENTS: The Ajax -Pickering Chapter of the One Parent Families Association meets every Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Annandale Golf and Curling Club, corner of Bayly and Church Sts., Ajax. For custodial and non-custodial parents. New mem- bers welcome. 831-1201. HEAD INJURY: The Head Injury Association of Durhatr. Region holds support group meetings at 7:30 p.m. at 459 Bond St. E., Os- hawa. Survivors group on the main floor, family and caregivers upstairs. 723-2732 for transportation. THURSDAY, MAY 20 BREAST CANCER: The Canadian Cancer Society's Living with Breast Cancer peer support group meets at 7 p.m. at the Fortune Financial of- fices, 335 Bayly St. W. at Finley Ave., Ajax. It provides support and information to cancer patients, their families and friends. All welcome. 686-1516. FRIDAY, MAY 21 ADDICTION: The Serenity Group holds a 12 -Step Recovery Meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. This weekly group deals with addictions of all types, including co-dependan- cy. Child care program available as required during the meeting. All welcome. 428-9431 (Jim, evenings). 0 4 �0IF jASPECIALA411 (While Quantities Last) LUBE, ®1L & FILTER With Preventative Maintenance Check 6X SW30 a �o e !fig 10330 Reg.S25.99 Sic Most Cars � BLEND low 30 S Reg.S39.99 MostgCars 09 �� • 100% SYNTH 1 O W30 BONUS* eq 59. nccA,Ces up to 5 hires of od. $2,00 EnNro charge applies. Most Cars BY APPOINTMENT 8394124 BONUS* ONTARIO'S Complete your Emission test with us DRIVE and receive a S10 coupon off your next CLEAN .installed automotive service Accredited Test & Repair Facilityl 1304 Ki ngaton Rd at U~pejol Ref Service Vows: Mon. -Fri. 7:30 a-m.A p.m. Sat 7:30 am. -6 p.m.. Sun. 9:30 a.m..6 P.M. A or i� e or Juni Roller Hockey Games Played at Pickering Recreation Centre Thursday, at 7:30pm May 20 Brampton Warriors May 27 Durham Devils June 3 York Region Thorough Blades June 10 Toronto Tigers June 17 Vaughan Rockets June 24 York Region Thorough Blades SponsoredProudly GOLDEN hrnirRwrrtura — G E NEWS ADVERTISER Q14 FGNJ MYtGNIIJcn, NCLmr,* w, C./I INIq, Mai O, Iwtr t+t Id r Sports&LEISURE N E W S JASON IJEBRFGTV `,•., , Adverwer phut, On the beam Pickering Aerials' Tara Swami concentrates on her bal- ance beam rtwine %pile competing at the Rainbow Classic ,gymnastics meet this %eekend. Hosted by the Aerials at the Pickering Recreation Complex, the three- dav meet attracted top gymnasts from across Ontario. Is high school sporting action on the horizon? BY BRIAN LEGRFE at other boards in Ontario. SadFdaar Manv coaches at the two The eight-month umeout boanis maintained it kh Imo on high school sports in or no time for cxtra-cumcu- Durham Reglan may be tar activities. coming to an end. -'We have attempted to ne- A meeting was held Tues- gotiatc an environment where day, May 18 to fill several va- all LOSSA schools were able car;cies on the Lake Ontano to parukapate:' says Robert, Secondary Schad Athletics "As a result of the political executive In the wake of the factor. we could nix:' resignation of several cxecu- LOSSA also serves inde- tive members. including pendent schools and Cluing - president Dave Roherts. torr -area sctrxnl . within the Whatthe new executive Kawartha-Pine Ridge Dis- dxwses w do after that. l can *t tact School Board, but teach - say;' says Linda C<rreta ers within the DDSB and LOSSA girls physical-oduca DCDSB held the balance of tion; head representative. voting power• which kept Traditionally, sports such high school sports silent. as rack and field, girls' soccer. "1 see the injustice of the rugby, softball and baseball predicament in which cap - red at this time of year. ble LOSSA members from -1 don't know," if its feasi- the Kawartha-Pine Ridge ble to resume any LOSSA School Board and the Inde - spats prior to the end of this pendent Schools have found school year, says Correia themselves:' writes Roberts Playing fields and cauls in his letter of resignation. have been quiet for eight "'IT;eir employers have pro - months after LOSSA delayed vided them with a workload organizing inter -school which enables their coaches sports due to ongoing labour to resume extra -curricular ac - strife involving teachers. tivities. After the contractual dust "Unfortunately, the voting settled last fall, teachers with- power of the DDSB and in the Durham District DCDSB coaches have pre - School Board and Durham vented them (KPRDSB and Catholic District School Independent schools) from Board fowl themselves in participating at OFSAA (On - the classroom for 6.5 of every tario) sanctioned events:' eight periods, instead of the says Roberts, noting that traditional six of eight fowl wasn't LOSSAs intention. V�V� �fr�lilrl�L7W "iJLJLi.rL11R � S:1C/a .CM Sso+rSaMaf tt,.l. v a Qattpl0n Call Soccer -Tech Hotline (905) 839-0712 WHAT'S IT ALL ABOUT? SOCCER -TECH INTERNATIONAL I / I ie 1 Group of toll QuIM pro�� YAM I PLATUS FWA dedicated to the developnem of soccer ONE FAMILY REGISTER soccer pla fers at the junior level. Kinsmen Park (Sandy Beach Rd) July 5-9, 12-16, 19-23, 26-30, Aug 2-6 &M Monarch Park (South of Bayly) July 12-16, 26-30 5130/WEEK, Full Day 9am-3:30pm (ages 7-16) S75/WEEK, Half Day 9am-12pm (ages 4-6) HOTS A GUM 4-1611<Bt/SE LEffAMUSE LBAGUE ADV ER FISUR MAY 19. 1 9 9 9 Pickering Heat cold in men's fastball doubleheader PICKERING —The Pickering Heat Buyer Pontiac menti fastball team dropped a double- header to the Fingal Disbrowc Vers in Mulson Imemational Softball Congress Alliance play in Fingal Sunday, The Heat dropped the opener to Fingal 7-1. In a much closer contest. Pickering was edged by Fingal 8-7 In the nightcap. Brad Bucknell the Heat hosted Owen Sound at Km,men was the losing pitcher for the Heat in the first Park for a doubleheader on Tuesday night after game. Jamie Baker took the loss on the mound the News Advertiser deadline. The Boyer Pon - in the wcond contest. Bricknell blasted a three- tiac Heat next sec action on 'Mursday when run home run for the Heat in the second game. they travel to Elora to play a doubleheader. Recycle! HERBS.101 What Are Herbs'? Where Do 1 Start? Are They Safe'? Who Do I Trust? Attend an Educational Workshop Tuesday, May 25 @ 7:30 p.m. Annandale Golf Course (Church St. & Bayly St., Ajax) Bring this coupon for FREE admittance For more information 1-800-327-0173 ft UP 8C3R�l 1735 Bayly St. E., Pickering (905) 831-9866 Wtnesaays - All request Live DJ Thut•sdars - Live Stand -Up Comedy FridalLMacv 21" - Kimberely Wetmore Live $aturftt May 2_9" - Mechanix Retum to Mix It Up $a14+-JSfity�unQ._�� 'Aix It Up's ..RM WRESTLING TOURNAMENT' * A -L PAY -PER VIE'.% EVENTS TELEVISED * . s 3 -COVER «LpD1E5 ritTE ��04 YS tKpppY ROUR g P.M.. 10 p'M� Enjoy Cleaner Air In Your Home. :, s SParr Gard' Ht,gh f ffrc:ency Air Cleaner automatically reduces dirt, dust and allergy irritants. 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Alex Griffiths swam to an impres- sive fifth -place overall finish in the I` 10 -and -under boys' bracket by fin- ishing second in the 100m fly and sixth in the 100m free and 200m I.M. Calan Eldridge placed fourth in the 100m breast. Jake Stevens finished fifth in the IOOm back. Kent Williamson and Jeremy Prevoe swam personal best times in this age group. In the 10 -and -under girls' divi- sion. Stephanie Peters swam to a sixth-place overall finish with a third in the 100m back. fourth in the IOOm breast and sixth in the 200m I.M. Close behind was Natasia Szpak. who finished seventh overall with eight -place finishes in the 100m free. IOOm fly and 200m I.M. Mikki McGuinty was fourth in the 100m free and seventh in the 100m breast. Sarah Wolch placed eighth in the IOOm breast. Also swimming for Pickering in this age group were Jes- sica Ward and Cailie Douse. Brenna Wilson finished sixth overall in the 11-12 girls' category, placing first in the 100m fly, third in the I 00 free, fifth in the I 00 back and sixth in the 200m LM Also rev - resenting Pickering in thi% age brack- et were Laura Rarne.. Jenna Bayle., Melanie Campbell and Krista Hast- ings, who all turned in fine efforts. Alicia Kaye finished sixth overall in the 15 -and -over girls' category. placing seventh in the 200m LM and eighth in the 100m free. Megan Shanks finished fifth in the 100m back Also swimming for Pickering were Lauren Campbell. Jenn Martin and Came Lahti. David Grose placed seventh over- all in the 15 -and -over boys' division. He was sixth in the IOOm back and 200m I.M. Eric Kclly finished eighth in the 100m free. Brett Harding and Graham Wolch swam well for Pick- ering in this age group. Warren Barnes finished first in the 100m breast and sixth in the 100m fly in the boys' 13-14 age group. Willie Ball. Ryan Ferguson. Matt Johnston. Jon Kaye. Joey Lupiccini turned in fine efforts. Brandon Barbaro represented Pickering in the 11-12 boys' bracket with several fine perforrnances. Stephanie Mathias turned in some good swims while competing for Pickering in the 13-14 girls' age di- vision. Local athletes make fast tracks at meet Ajax and Pickering athletes bursted up the track at the ninth an- nual Gord Rusby Memorial Track and Field Meet in Burlington May 8. Local members of the Oshawa Legion Track and Field Club posted medal -winning performances. In the tyke boys' division, Josh Albrecht won the 100 metres in a time of 19.40 seconds and the 200 metres in 41.60 seconds. In the atom girls' bracket, Amber Cushnie placed second in the 1,500 metres in a time of 5:35 and second in tie 800 metres in 2:47.7. In the atom boys' group, Doug Loyal finished first in the 400 metres in a clocking of 1:08.5 and was sec- ond in the 200 metres in 29.8 sec- onds. In the senior girls' bracket, Jenn Evans finished second in the 400 metres in 1:06.0 and third in the 200 metres in 27.70 seconds. In the senior boys' division, Michael Andrews ran to a second - place finish in the 400 metres in 58.40 seconds and was third in the 200 metes in 25.90 seconds. Please recycle AL RIVE7T/ News Advertiser plurros Skaters ice awards Pickering Figure Skating Club members achieved awards for a fine season on the ice recently. Above, Carrie Norman. right, received a diamond dances award for achieving the highest level in this skating discipline. Onlv 800 skaters in Canada were so honoured this year Meanwhile. Elisa Chimonides was honoured for competing in the All -Ontario '99 in the junior silver freeskate this year. At right, skaters achieved their gold -level status in the club's last test day of the season recently. In front row, from left, are Alexan- dra Richardson, Courtne-v Allen and Elisa Chimonides. In back roM• are Joan- na Glavin. 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L1H 71_5 LXBRIDGE TRIBUNE requi rr v NEWSPAPER CARRIERS 10 deliver papers three times a week In the boo" areas: GOODWOOD Front St. Durham Rd. 21 Highway 47 UXBRIDGE Forsvthe Dr. Galloway Dr. Rural Route Uxbridge ..North LEAKSDALE Regional Rd. 1, Regiortal Rd. 13 CANNINGTON Alison C rt. Beaver Ridge Dr. Hereat Dr Meadowlands Dr. CALL DEBBIE 905-852-9741 slat"a N YICM rat males .silo ane rare cart n Opo na MW nave epwearb4 e r41 Pam safe ad ram Cwlower ",wit Fn W swee b (416 91003141 .Auto Body SAop ESTI N,tATOR reywred t1K busy .hop Must have A D.P cxpenerEa. Fax resume to IWAJ0-22081 At OMM Of^ LTL ,ars ,7000 apes clear "'KI .n0 U S exprnsax is a ust Cad Joe a 905427- 4863 CLAS&A OMNIA waniYd b bract 1a M bid room tP USA is Soon a pirs; must rare Must have cww Canada al U s meOral Ddb4 deuarxx. 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News Advertiser re- Swear st s � OYmw CUI background an quests that adveniSelS epCall146 a Derek 723- asset. but not check Meir ad upon PEOPEEY TAM. Tao drhsrs necessary. CA Publication as News Ad- and MMnwK rw4aid tmaw (9")"5-7YM winiser will not be re- temaii Immeas" fa easy for aipPOIRIMenL sponsible for more MW 24 lbw Ibllllily No now, one incorrect insemon moi raeassay Pat time or Eygy tRWELLSW Corse• and there snail be no N- tint 905.427-7770 say frava aka IwtAww ort Ability for nose -insertion srfe sora person to .art of any advertisement. WE WAT Your Expenenod oro' Naw sit yaw own Liabiity for enors In ads IekmarxYerS reptiatd HOW Ibis caw N=m gar tom IS 6mlbd to tln amount N salary okis O Anes Mary bw� of4 ON Paid bit the space Deco- cash rraora n yam ft dk irY�iYsigry d 11M arra. AB p511bleC1 irk rat. Call Dem t.puerbe all asm Ask for Aneldint DOM t0 ,110 atllxo- (9)5H3bdma. 19p5H26-1m4 drat 1 � vol 01 11WMgeRlOnt Of 9124 News AdvMtisr. PWATE AGENCY reoruatanp EICITNIB NEW coop" N BONN" hm Bilomas Wallis b Plowas MVft bit pr4sptify morwteap New a OdamYg. Now Iwkp Dot► weer dYdrm Rett alb Now Saks Stall Eptrwli4 ars. Appy a ay Dailwlo's wxo. (TOS) 32x-0949 not necessary. by nlml w IN Dwr051 Fir sales PRMW.R.Hb AGENCY W"al gan.location 9w,1, Oxna.a cost SWAN b w rare, nrematch/ P -Rat Jot Suit. 434.2777. nlMtri. 300 areas Ruse all for into. (905H2x-66t7 Urlda SLE. 43D.0030 (70513260919 EARN =11). SOW.. 5500.. or t l Belw Ma►Y1PlLL 1 sift EN*MprN Mese Per week memwv ti i ole t d pirtifVow GOOD CAREER ORORTUNITY r yds sse Ibme. SYN a self- end a d en WE ARE LOOVING FOR to. 0 H -24MslAinc Daws st to. O.we AN AGGRESSIVE PERSON w. Scalae 516. 41. R 636. Ya- is WITH COM1141 SRIU.S TO DO QUOTES K 2 soaaiOa Oa 15112FO. PURCHASING SIR AND WILL TRAIN PaODU TS FILTERS AVD VALVES EYEBUW FYI owe suit FAX 995-420.7181 Aller 4PM Aratl�Dk days. 'grad, wee- &MAIL AAAwseep0iireeLea katdac tam knoWdge w y�reeasy rtMwae w raA )MaMI OSIOw CYnm cwr rc nrnc��s nr�Arxn�r. EXPERIENCED For Durham Region Personnel Agency HAIRSTYLIST Excellent earning potential, benefits b great REQUIRED career prospects The ideal candidate must be For a new trendy professional, able to communicate at all levels sakm in Pickering ti confident in sales presentations. Previous Tel none 15 sales experience 8 reliable car is essential. (9os)� Send resume tar: File #367 d0 This week EXPERIENCED KAMSTYLISi reanired res and pan time for P.O. Box 481 the Har cane Caerein Ilse N wpy Mau Mrwmia t 2 yrs Oshawa, On LIH 7L3 epCall146 a Derek 723- we thunk dl dpplirdnrs lir rbeir intem5r. A- mrr.r. 021 0211 or Evmngs 6662125 rmh rixr ulcered fnr un ud,-- kJI be c raw ad Toronto Una: (416) 798-7259 Our phone lines are open AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER Mon. to Fri. IN 8:00 pm. 24 -Hour Fax: (905) 579-4218 sal B:3o am to xGD print ;:130 ComRaerdal Avw Ajar 1822 WYtes Rtt., Pkl&eE'iRg (Sera Lee-Ambeliea Plaza) - - C18t11tifNd Online. Now when Mia -W k10 eriSO gm Nnurta: iwl.-frl:10A0 a9-8:00 �R1 Ir you edvertae, your wad ad 1a'i1N� ftEMiit $ora: NM Pia also appears on ow Irdemet at I- upw . �J®E-malt I i 1 All 1111110110E 19 NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION. May 19.19" l; I tlrtal NEd slew w4C-o- oft 1 c -W- Der CtFNpleM oEtE rw.pNr oEY DMI 4 DEr Nllt e r Pt/ PANT RtMRting 48 States • 371/ mile plus drops • Min. 1 year experience • Clean abstract and C.V.O.R. • Top wages and Benefits Apply in person or call Northern Personnel 111 Athol Street. Suite 203 Whitby Ontario Watts Line: 905-430-7168 1-686-421-6302 requires AZ Drivers 2 yrs. U.S. LTL exp. Home Every Weekend Satellite Dispatched No NYC No Slip Seating Competitive Rates Benefit Package Paid Weekly -Direct Deposit Call Bryan (905)706-2596 1 Seen sleep Aon sMR1.2 , will aril Skilled Help EXPERIENCED USED :'aa. WINDOW INSTALLER $ALEIPi 4 'Cou1�M 'n •(•e'• Must nae�:a11a ales a ono enc ^�^1ei1.7mL uae� W vas ,tersew,m clean all For Mike leave message slw Call 4161283-4941 or 905.631-1311 W, resume to 4' ompany%3 NE►UTANIE compary Ie RVA'NedkN DMM shies 1ekm.vkwerS and stops. 61 nam7401 FrMge7 store f6107up mqusrre No door knocNers l.ptrkerce an DENTAL RECEPTIONIST tr' a asset C311905 711818 main-• ovsr qqmmrr ly sport 92K. bailed. beauty 511.910 94 Astro ed nice r•. uualce m Dyura A: rzs: plWe occlparkey f700r . ice dpun wewKua aro SAT FS C 1 FRh me comkWw t a F.'T Cdr .elect Irl rP. o, In rig .`I Looking for a bright. Ar: sale, and I mtkomp ,nom ' 1 E Connect with the Best! r�j_s�o�j New markets continued growth.. innovative products and technologiI have ancombined to make Hubbell, a leader in the design, manufacture and supply of quohry electrical and electronic products for the commercial, industrial, contractor. telecommunications and utilities markets Our Canadian head office in Pickering has expanded and we have created a new six month contract positron that may lead to a permanent position. MIS Support Administrator Reporting to our Supervisor. MIS you will administer user access for Novell, E -Mad, Microsoft NT, UNIX based computer systems and our telephone, Yoke mall (Octel) system. Other activities will Include: ensuring timely system backups for Novell. MS NT SQL Informix and UNIX systems: renewing related MIS malntenancelsupport contracts, obtaining quotes for systems hardware/software, co-ordinating end user software training, maintaining PC hardware/software inventories. A Post Secondary school diploma in InformatlonTechnology or equivalent and related work experience Is a requirement. Join a growing organization providing career advancement potential: Forward your application In confidence quoting"MIS SUP Admn-99".to: Human Resources. Hubbell Canada Inc.. 870 Brock Road South, Pickering, Ontario L I W I Z8. Confidential fax: (905) 839-0138 or email: sbrennanQhubbel!-canada.com. Please apply using one method only. We thank allC-U�61811ELL Ple se ap. but wish a oetho thio[ only t h alif ed candidates selected (or on rntervlew• will be cont«ted. � Hubbell Canada is an equd opportunity employer BUYWj OR SELLING? "NARIGOLD LINCOLN Your one stop Shopping for ..ONTARIO DRIVE CLEAN EMISSIONS TES1 " andiffifews Mechanical Sall 1 cedxams 1. *6fa91.6115 14111004041111114 I �i(�ia• � . SALES LIMITED I THE GRASS IS GREENER OYFR "ERF!!. Ccmar tus a MUr WORM F 1.2 i 3 Sed. Apts. Refurblelbed A New Appliances. All dell. Induded. WOKK ale Supt. i Maint. On site Security. Rental Office: Klein - Fri. gem - I pm Set IE Sun 1 Pon- Spm \� /VALIANT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT soa-s�l3t-y 6z6 1M1 HONDA GOLD -WING. D E.cellem comm�m Must a seer'' $1900 (905)660.1844 WINDJAMMER ' 1 Thr`@ APARTMENTS - AJAX 1992FOAMYLA PIGS SKI- 33 & 77 Falby crt. 0 583harm b dumb almen. M, r7to51� 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ,, 95 a Iraqi r sgm5. prat Fnape sm. ments. Includes Call +.I05-328.0102 mer 6 �m �•ys -ly4) Fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and 14 ' NATLINEN, With CLOG, one parking. i°yaMotor -0845uw �rw.Call and tubing. WIN, rncludeC $6500 Tel WhtDy. or �'Islt Us at: 19051 721-07.2 www.t+igi(xit cum/-highrnr•r 17 FT SPORTCRAFT Nrv1ea yeaselw*n of Ill airs 'low On vle Ove, 35 naw rt- Dow letter, 1989 win Johnson AJAX' rmtvnreI Ir 401 new WHITOY. 111mwr1 St 1 K 2 1n'd11i0ih VlaC �' ,n 120 HP OWtbara Vwy good "Jul':', Ia1Ve ! oemnnm DCnlnnm aplS [lean quiet seas Ha Ep ro Lamm 95 IVoded from $8.900 Conalkon $7100 wlm haw Call No 19051623-0633 cerarmIluors. oak cabs ets. ashendryer, yawn entrance. ,alonerp parkrlg Fully -broad. looted. Large rJoxts Near 96 Aro % Asuo bailed t00K only 1995 17 Suaus Bass Bon bus at door. ornate Laundry. quo, meet. non-snroYKp. wd stops. 61 nam7401 FrMge7 store f6107up mqusrre No $13.910 95 Voyager. 3 7 -6 90 V4 JonrNpn with custom FooloWal. Lc all sive pets 905404-1414 sport 92K. bailed. beauty 511.910 94 Astro ed nice taller floored nww Fish fmOe, 3 battelres 2 live plWe occlparkey f700r WHITS nru M dean I Oed- S9.900 92 Astro ltd. Avid, was. 4 swy H sats. rod 'n 9)SE86 9%J m am(loor d nnpk. waded. print 200K. tttW be stmage. Mi hbmOM. R„x. b 401 5 mm wall, 10 sem SB.50o obo 9 3 Lllmou alummom witless prop LUXURY' ':l1 station looking Ion ilii MPV 143 K. Sher ad Only, a Yw condom. $12.995 call large 1 bedroom apt. very •Iran tenarn W5.hy&o wvker a $8900 % LrM a MPV bailed 3800 b 82 K weeSed, 705-328-0402 IN D,K,17d- hdaNY prnale. Ur (WS) -6668787 I o war eveVern err $12.995 REDIICEO . 95 siva 6 D m Isrol we clow S Oak eat -m wed* MINORITY xNtleNt 2 bedroom. ••:Ice. HUct ' ,eys Please 5lntd a Grand Am wlYe IoadM ,Na. 2417 Ptmw eat wm1 nye m pawl a t!te dila. $795 lrcuvve 01hw build. pleasant •^e w Fara 905 -2114438 1 Artltke hx 1 AwrJN fpr ArtCNe to n9 P udmt w Fife 0159 ossa- $eel S.N 1 $w 11 ash 128 $10 r50 9s ads % er goad early o mane vKo taaaueN new, f800 30% qF o Pets 5 Pirelli; w1 wir•ahone manner Wont This week 865 992 MERCURY Sage Iu+ury elrN. IoaUed 92K. chain. house bat 905.723-7242 m Iy 416)69.? 287 1N MANS'$ APPLIANCES Par1S MOVING SALE Ertt uhve t Ilnkna N l Jul ist, 9' an.i customer ^•"'weN 51 DyWa Ism l,N FACTOF11/OUTLET ;a,r, �,..„., paplc wtmkxo detect 61}3g52pW CLEAFRANOM OF Fldua�r sign sNtt main •ail snaP•A computw i ] Av31 ,Ajy 1sI. WNITtY. arpe I bedroom freesraar ,. -.ante x. ABS. 1995 % ApOm. a1N. a. v•n ice ,6421.. eplu t , 40 day "'S 4 ataOlk deters 17 R. ALUMINUM appT h,tn R 7 of c1mem ,keit, Nb, bis Fell T1ME PDA PpsnKm tYaB POOIf aldols yen ewdnlm dal am each am750 aIle too 0sm yemb ism 928 kweN cane now 4, JIx y� Manan m.nnr and Y MT'w'Y of cvlsw spats Ilnkees, Fot- able or t b 1Wnlarmnape Sktra. leo ad 6 mars $750. drmu,n, DNMs doors. Ions. arlel.r Tw ,ly '- Srdekek 1 . •rix. naw w.m 3 we licaets Ask hall OOOO 3d ono able. LMOY included fax 668-3620 ,ti Jwtwal aril �j tel. 11S4w 4 zr stores 545 each. diva" r $295 Exaew codNbn f4900 rNcwr Ioallo dace` pin"ry. s5 •s Imo. atwlaDN Jose 1 yKe ,a a ata WM Ix now, (1.995. 91 EAFe saannrw "4$1200 Cal ISID51619.736U ONE tEDR00M .n rmly xa Gree oppo,la•9' w A • •nee flue ,kew sm Awwrp oak bedroom suite $950. 5 anneal drnt clan •enmalra a1'-11,n1nnnrn `; SALES PERSON WMx,, rk ad patrd- :•'round sde-M'v0es Ia/trakr SP1- beaoom Ss.les 52565650 uos7566+Plan wagon a. 5 speed IoreEy MAST.Z1*N5Nr BVom.10' sd $599 Ketole dMh-Sol wves9f and alar 5295. hie red 151 K. Ilnnr $5,so 92 Fail . �:V,N Yan sail 150 baumrnt aPan..iw'• Ont WHY RENT A ISDOMP Wim _ .lined kaon m'frh0er rdb Mg.bf24ro.00 BomA GT 6 Ipd@d Dns- Y, ` ' 1i tlanery Lb 70 x it leprae emrWKx eta 0 C tau rr rmr a new sen crnl- ACrytic POP 1i"A ant DossesSes trCslk,d NOW ASL& ASf1.7tS.pp w�' -W so � b' ea�F fly 'natty Dmw, Nrtt .rI 'Fe K mw 5•.9% arrtabk Junt 1 out, ney 'oral store nlmhN ldey a a sorry gray Ideal tsol.s Yao.t li me s DWNcu pits m- tee" (905)697-75]2 HWdrare Archon Chrysler IaurJ Iwmstrd Dachwa fetal lent $,rtWl past sal. reyloer ro Fde 0 350 Ohara wen yarrwpoo4came Itmle ServKke YM our Slsaw- 1M2 TOYOTA CEEIU Tq 91 ,ra Slyk Bl.ck Pads eve mold Sp NornW SNR Cr �'Wt Paili u1tIr16 ap M IV am fpWak m- ny Ftws cdrnrnNUlpn F,. d- This Week 865 Farewell S1 . as wmw' 'r»m toary• tw meal sar.t� GARAGE door rfpwrs. prytn DNe one Wr owrr• S SpaaP. "we b,oed 12,8 mlwt Swl 'toe 16 aperpkss m p,d b N°" SnaY°4. 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Cherry Tien - Ma 10.12 Saks. serrce Parts 154 $2500 obo Tel 905686-6137 CayWler 2 dmr 92.000 km SOLD, Mrs r@ca,rsd ] PUY.#WON"*@ Counts. Appraised a f9500 wry raDabk ra'dimlal punter Blueberry. Stade Tree - W- savdla was asbrg 35000 Bruce St O un a(EIM) 576- I N2 =O ul. 5-spa,1-M 'w SSA75 AM taEkW tern• Calls, m dke IrlMmstYmy M ad- W1DU oklSom Poi Wee eht 1nOwce, Stove dT efn'perator. elydws pwsen 'ked nap yak. LU10tn. Pope, local w lurtNn reduced to s3oaD r448wb yu wwNduhun- lay morn ro leas Des. rW RM NrpwMealAtldrM4N'. verlNenl@m Par tJd Fltxrrs throughout. 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Em Ftwe note $TOM,* in dudes t v . �X= p,fthed) to sl.. a bedroom WFe6 n for Her, wat Shied NI noefe. Osh M mgorno mftW doas/sMt door mored 10 hi a am- pool. pxbn0. cam am !aan UW. hat 6 nwdro alluded pfoyed Call aver 4 70pm bks Clete to beam. tl failings 19051-4646827 out a 40i 5650 tl xhc Inr d Mit ties h,parlurp. . nes. wasnravms. arcum hw -rode^ '-IM a" Ootuxel Full 905.511 pressor Included) Leese w « hen0 10 read maw 1281 leave message tonal space forparting rRw we •00th 130C WWI s on Row n YNwgm eaugm*WrucksioWsO CIow" d� has house coagee Gnawloratan Gnaw storage 9055762%! m 905 - to share inPO kmNe 7 KIAII6IK ST 9pwan ore 626-6619 a pdof"hs,' rW pfe' tnm0. AU1- 2 �E01100N. wndo 1 cRntpw aundry lar DA0 kNd Band )age back alum la rem Foch ngw. I yxd M and las) $475, self-wne,ned etanory moot ' 4 MOMS h THE COUNTRY moniMY (905) 837-0671 CIM to all amennles Avad GREAT FNNNN and lamely MORTKMT Oshawa, new able June 1 Call 19051503 holiday on RIa Uke One home 4-Dedrwm. Iurnlshed. 4406 Mur IrOm Oshawa Modem to share ..in one Must be well a Bums TIIIpwvic, curages sandy beach. Play onL. lean andrespslbN atin dry r= fsOWmamm. . OIAot 6 1 ground ch6ams program Harty 57 WMTOT 'hicnon h,ig,q Low be* Flas (705) US - 2 1 11-m More a. wed STORE for mm 1300 so it 2601 AT eel! WNITE's RD. Pbker Prime Ioutlorl - 167 Same S-86000 OPEN MOUSE UM :: 73 24 (70)3244413 I,g aeon none quiet Buba- Parking south 8575. P andud- MGE00 LAKE 2 bedroom Troth ty CoaW5 ation aro Snare all taolies female ed Flrstnast Avaeble Joh Waterfront cottage 84105 safe Preferred non smoker. N I Can Alex 905728-0836 at. shonalne Duck facades 5 non s N of onaft $6251 WS available now, $375 7�mM. share tables 839- ter 6P. wk hmrresled 19051-6554265 FAMILY DENTAL CARE New Modem Facilities Friendly, Conrteoo4 Stag Q Nitrous Oidde And Other Forms Of Sedation Amlible �:.) Cosmetic Dentistry With Complimentary Consaltatioo ,) Financial Arrangements Available J We Do Implants We Do Braces DR J. D'SOUZA ,. 185 Brock Street North, Whitby . ' (9051430-01 IS t/rClOri 4 -bedroom ca - IW weh gwm roomstrew beachn wry ph -M SM" Located On Sleenewq 'JIM. first 45 mantes Nam of kF Nnlle $5001week 1905)436- 1247 Sher To. CLEARWAnn, TONY lurepkd and antral ar condMoned. 2- 3 bedroom monk (Derma - real) nares Podshot tub. rex beadles and mover at- IradeM Children reekane Philos shown in you Ikme $275 weekly (905*a SSW A PERFECT FAWN v" - Harem CLEAR WATER AREA 3 bear ono. how noose pool. ecurn. tenon coup, pore. 880. pmt yard, dose to beach AvalApk row For Nfo a Philos 1905)-579-378e Int1ww '>flldlJ Ride no -$."a Acte s From Wildly Clic I I .., Whitby 4f0yS'A •VS Thickson Road & Hwy 2 FAMILY FUN FAIR MIDWAY GOING ON NOW TILL MONDAY Don't Miss the Excitement Lots to offer for the whole Family See You Down at Robertson Amusements Travelling Theme Park fundraising for Childrens Miracle Network. Public Information Meetings s '� b,,.�-"T'_-o - Long Term Waste Management "�� Strategy Plan DURHAM 6 1 7 4 As pan of the Region's Long Term Wastc Management Plan, a series of four Public Intormation Meetings are scheduled. The meetings will be held on the dates and times as follows: May 26 - Uxbridge Municipal Offices May 27 - Pickering Recreational Complex 51 Toronto St. South. Uxbridge 1867 Vallcytarm Road, Pickenng 5:30 P.M. - K P.M. 6 P.M. - K PM. June Y - Iroquois Park Compiex June 10 - Courucc Community Complex 5(841 Vicitwia St West, Whitby 11 2950 Courtice Rd. North. Coourtice 6P.M.-9P.M. 6PM -8PM The purpose of these meetings is to obtain comments tram residents about the final draft recommendations being considered by the Region's Waste Management Advisory Committee. These recommendations• when approved by the Advisory Committee. will greadassist in formulating the final details of a long term waste mn anagcxnt plan fur the Region of Durham. Members of the Regions Waste Management Advisory Committee will be in attendance to ansvi questions. Residents :are encouraged to attend. For Import information, call the Region of Durham Works Department at (905) 668-7721 or I - K00 -372-1 103. V A. SILGAILIS. P. ENG If ONTARIO .PROVINCIAL i ELECTION (:74,0ELECT U your name a on the Vok-rs Ila but you expect to be away or luubie to vote on election day, you can take advantage of ally advance poll in your ekrlard Jistrid. Balla+ cad at the advance polls will be counittl at the dose of the reg IJ! pons on Clectice day. FJigible voters who wash to vote at an advance poB, but who have not yet received tiler Some of IteR64fat10n contirinng dial they are on the Voters List, may ob= a Certificate Eo Vote firm the reAsion assmaot at the advance poli locauoa prior to casting their ballot. M Area Adri nce Falb to the electoral district RehwmWR OODe flow 10 am. to 8 P.M. f nfir 10 am. to 8 p1 on wedncsilay, Thursday, Friday on %autldal; May 22nd May 26th, 27th and 28dn and r through Friday May 24th to 281th, inclusive In the Elecleral Dist' O of PICKERING-AJAX-UXBRIDGE ® Elecdom Oaurto (909) 427-9508 or (800) 959-9668 2200 Brack Road. L9rock North Pb>,, UtAils 8 A 9, PkkO int • McLean Community COOM, Magid Drive, Ajax • hckenng Recreaboin Complex. Valley Farm Rd., Pickering • Uxbridge Seniors Centre, Muiena M., L''xbridge In the Electoral District of wHrmy Aim ® Ekcdoas ooauio (905) 430-0805 2o9 Dun" Street East. Unit Ill, Nhithy • Whitby' Civic RecreAucn Centre, 555 Rossland Rd E.1lhitby • Ajax Community Celltre,'S Centennial Rd. Aiax • Bro okkn United Church. 19 Cassels Rd E.. tkooklin If ger leave friends or relative. oke hove x - . 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I-81)(11-876-6843 It:11i'L1l Pudic N06M I:tQIJ Public Notices CORRECTION For our 36 page Sears Flyer (C053F599-Page 14) and our 28 page Sears Flyer (C053F399-Page 10) (Sale dates: May 17 - 24, 1999) The Men's Leo Chevalier Dress Shirts will arrive late in most stores. Orders can be taken in store. We Apologize for any Inconvenience trus may have caused Sears Custorne r3. 1704 sot F' wd'- Wkt ia• 1' Gema a . .. .'ned 'Date ]•. 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Aon (tO6)-ra6Y66s IS PAM 1a NEWS ADVERTSM WEDNEMY ENTHM,1116" 19, 1999 Wanderers men convert foes to losers AJAX — The Ajax Wanderers Rugby Club's men's teams won three of four games on the opening weekend of league play, while the women', squads took it on the chin. The Wanderers men's first team edged host Ottawa Irish 25-24 in its first Ontario Rugby Union Senior 'A' Division league contest Saturday. David Moonlight. Adam Van Stavern and Paul Semadmi each stored a try for Ajax. Alan Foggetu chipped in with two penalty kicks and two con- verts. Meanwhile. the Wanderers men's second and third teams hosted the Oshawa Vikings at the Ajax club Saturday. The Ajax seconds triumphed over the Vikings firsts 27-20 in the Toron- to Rugby Union First Division open- er. Andrew Thompson and Hamed Hamed each scored two tries to lead the Wanderers_ lames Brown added a try and Erik Cuzzohno had two converts and a penalty kick. The Wanderers men's thirds lost 16-12 to the Oshawa Vikings sec- onds in the TRU Fourth Division opener. Scoring for the Wanderers were Jeff Mallett and Harry Craig with one try each. Pat Byrne kicked a convert. On Sunday afternoon, the Wan- derers men's over -35s bit the Belleville Bulldogs 30-20. Bryan Balsing, Jcff Mallett. Floyd Williams. Pat Byrne. Jeff Tessman and Paul Sheppard scored one try each for the Wanderers. Meanwhile, the Wanderers women's first and second teams hosted the Yeomen Saturday. The Ajax firsts lost 73-0, while the sec- onds were downed 41-0. The Wanderers men's teams rc- turn to action on Saturday. May 29 with games at the club. The Wander- ers first and second teams play the Oakville Crusaders at 3 p.m. aid 1:30 p m.. respectively. The Wander- ers thirds take nn the T<mmto Bar- barians thirds at noon. The Wanderers women's first team travels to Ottawa for a game against the Banshees on Mav 29 at 3 p.m. The women's second team plays host Lindsay at noon. On Sunday, Mav 30, the Wander- ers' men's over -35 squad hosts the Brantford Harlequins at 2 p.m. Players with the Wanderers reside in Ajax and Pickering. WANDERERS NOTES: Former Wanderer Kyle Nichols plavcd for Canada against Fiji in a Pacific Rim tournament gamic at Vancouver last weekend. The Canadians lost 40-27. Nichols scored two tries in the los- ing cause. He's currently playing professionally with the Newport club in Wales in the Welsh Premier Division.... Wanderer Adam Van Stavern will play for a Canadian seven -a -side team in tournaments in Paris and Jerusalem next month. He's leaving with the Canadian squad later this month... MAY 19, 1999 FICKERNO BAIL HOCKEY LEAGUE REBOUND SPORTS SUNDAY MQHT LEAGUE M' DfVMM STANDNGS As of May 16 TEAM GIs L T F A Rt shoDws 3 3 0 0 19 5 6 Yeraers 3 2 1 0 t9 7 4 Slack Dogs 3 1 2 0 /2 12 2 •r DRvlsloN Malls 9 0No3eRGs 0 2 28 0 STAN!03961140 As Of May 16 TEAM G WL T F A PIE D"All 3 3 0 0 18 4 6 aYtdwAd 3 3 00 13 4 6 Rnasd Miles 3 2 1 0 15 10 4 Ciraan Msdtrte 3 1 2 0 7 19 2 Lmft 3 1 2 0 7 14 2 Wells 3 1 2 0 16 13 2 larra:ettat 3 0 2 18 17 1 Rbnt n 3 0 2 1 5 a 1 SCORES FROM MAY 18 Pat aad Mules 3 K. Green Machme 4 H0, 1 us tw Shods 7 DwAN 3 w Kr." 2 Leek 4 vs. Models; 3 Medi Dopt 2 vs. Markers 4 Hunteatys 2 m Momorod 5 FORMULA FORD WEDNESDAY MGM LEAGUE 'A' Dri[SM STARQa1G8 TEAM G W L T F A PTS sltoouts P 2 0 0 11 3 4 AWn 2 1 1 5 0 4 3 NaNNWs 2 0 1 1 8 8 1 AC.N. 2 0 2 0 t 8 0 •a' OMSLON STANDMMM TEAM G WL T F A PTS Gnyhout is 2 2 0 0 15 7 4 Often2 20 0 6 3 4 Dukes 2 , 1 0 9 2 2 Ota o10, BMA 2 0 2 0 2 14 0 bMrudart 2 0 2 0 5 12 0 late AJAX •AAA• SE/MOR SASESALL SCHEDULE Thursday. 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