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Home My WebLink AboutNA1999_06_16PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER PRESSRUN 44.000 PICKER ING'S C0,1,11UNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 24 PAGES MISSION: MARS Look up in the sky tit the Red Planet, page 7 Nearh' 100 special education teachers cut MPP calls for audl*t of D board budget SY SUSAN O'NEILL StafjWriter lion from the Province this yeas but will spend close to $54 mil Learning disabled students lion of its $370.H69,777 opera[ will lose close to 100 teachers ing budget on programs for stn after the Durham District dents with special need-,. School Board approved the And, he noted the educ:atior 1999-2000 school year budget finance committee has en which one trustee says is "as dorsed a policy requiring stafl good as it gets". to report back to the board thi! However. Whitby -Ajax fall on the impact of changes tc MPP Jim Flaherty says there's "urgent' special -education programs and an need for the to make adjustments to funding Province to examine the public if necessary. board's spending and plans to As of September the board ask the Ministry of Education will alter its special -education to audit the board. programs for students with Trustees voted 10.1 in mild to moderate learning dis- favour of the fourth draft of the abilities. The changes will see budget during a special meeting reduction in the number o at the board headquarters in Whitby Monday. See DURHAM page 2 "I really think that this is as good AS it hn onid Oshawa beginning of a trend toward struction of 225 cordominium Trustee Kathleeleen Hopper. "'circ DOUG DICKERSON Mergred Ajax and Pickering and perhaps Province is driving this process the eventual merger of the two '1 think that it dcxs move which is on Seventh Concession towns. with the grant structure... We Road between Brock and West- have made the best effort po %si- b1c in icirms of our %pedal -edu- along a larger route:' said Ward cation model... have had a communal water sup- Superirnedertr of busincss BrMARIANAL 1AAACY Ron Trtx,vich outlined the Staff Wnirr baud's special -education fund PICKERING — Town ing, telling trustees the Nwrd s, council's c% -,curs committee getting approximately $49 mil- has endorsed a plan for the Pickering residents rip s to recycle waste water for use in from Ajax and Pickering, in- made up of three councillors t irrigating the golf course. Area BY MAXIANAf. IAXAc J from each town, with a chair- residents maintained the project . Wnter man or two co-chairmen select - PICKERING — Developers-, See GOLF page 4 Holl be "licking; their chops" fol - See TRANSIT page 4 owing a resolution by Town wncil's executive committer to pro%ide generel support to a pro- Ixtsal for residential de%elop- ment, a conference centre and cmimunal water and sewer ser - %ices on the Cherry Downs golf club lands in north Pickering. So says Steve Murray who was among rural residents urg- ing the committee Monday to re- ject a motion calling for Picker- ing to declare the Cherry Downs proposal to be "suitable" for con- WAYNE ARTHURS sdcration as a pilot project for '!t dots not commit am communal services in Durham Region. He warned councillors member of this council.' they would be setting an "irre- Inside the News Advertiser metro FNS R X71 M Edtwial flip .......6 Eric Nwd ..........6 Law !rM" EeI I IM�eet ......10 town h'1!!M spwb ............ 11 ppr. s.w1 rMlN Classifier ..........13 ONE Anesaidaia 6W& C910MUS C" MS A CALL ea.na err. 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Home Week activities continue in the communiry until Sun- day. bus service in Ajax, Pickering revs up Pickering councillors approve transit amalgamation plan amaigamlailon of transit cer- vices pw%ided by Pickering and Ajax. In voting in favtmr of the plan Monday night, several golf course �crnibe precedent' by approv- ing the resolution and wow launch a process that will inti mately destroy agricultural land. in north Pickering. "For the rest of our lives w are going to be plagued by tole veloipment) applicatimts;' Mr. Murray. "1 urge you to this mega -project idea where i belongs - in the garbage:' There was rot actual applica- tion ppli tion before the committee from ClubLink Corporation. t owner of the golf clut property Howe%er. the resolution sues the Town "anticipates' such application and that the project i. considered "to be a developmen of significant benefit to the Tow and Region". It further states anticipated application -warrants councillors mysod the goal of Maurice Brenner suggested it's t. amalgamation is to improve ser- a —misconception- that there's vices for residents rather than to always money to he saved save the Timm money. through joint services. Ward I Regional Councillor "Our transit system is al- ready very lean and mean to housing bid begin with:- he said, adding the benefit of the merger will be the Potential for greater efficiency n. considering and +h,tuld be and better service for transit would s e said put ca m he an s the processed accordingly" and that customers. the Region will -be so advised". Individual councillors also In January 1996, after consid- noted there's no intention to lay erable controversy. Pickering off transit staff, and that transit council turned down an appltca- amalgamation will be only the tion from ClubLink for the con- beginning of a trend toward struction of 225 cordominium more joint services between DOUG DICKERSON horses on an expanded Cherry Ajax and Pickering and perhaps t Downs Golf and Country Club, the eventual merger of the two '1 think that it dcxs move which is on Seventh Concession towns. us along a larger route.' Road between Brock and West- -I think that it does move us ney roads. The homes would along a larger route:' said Ward The amalgamation plan en - have had a communal water sup- 2 Regional Councillor Doug dorsed by councillors Monday. ply and sewage system, and the Dickerson. and expected to go before Ajax project would also have included Court. Brenner noted a com- Council June 21, provides for: a small sewage treatment facility mittee of staff and politicians • a six -person transit board s to recycle waste water for use in from Ajax and Pickering, in- made up of three councillors t irrigating the golf course. Area eliding himself, is planning to from each town, with a chair- residents maintained the project also examine joint services in man or two co-chairmen select - areas such as libraries and fire See GOLF page 4 dispatch. See TRANSIT page 4 Durham police chopper in the air for pilot proj ect BY STEPHEN SHAW police veteran of 13 years. Staff Writer Const. Petzold is a licensed Durham Regional Police commercial airplane pilot took off flying into the -21st while Const. Ross holds an air - century" with the official line transport pilot's licence, launch Tuesday of its Air Sup- fixed -wing, having been rap- port Unit, a six-month pilot he- tain of a passenger airline. licopter project. Both beamed with excite And even though mixing ment as a Bell 206B3 Je- business and pleasure may be [Ranger police helicopter Wad - against police policy, consta- ed for the fust time Tuesday at blas Richard Ross and Todd Oshawa Municipal Airport Petzold will have a tough time Senior command, local avoiding the two. politicians and Durham Region Both constables, assigned to MPPs were on hand as the de - the chopper unit as flight offi- partment officially launched cers, are long-time air enthusi- the new Air Support Unit. asts and between them have The chopper and pilots logged more than 40 years of have been leased from National flight experience as pilots. Helicopters of Kleinburg as "I get to combine the best of part of a joint project between both worlds. It's going to be a Durham and York regional po- ,RON PIETRONJR01 News Advertiser photo Constables Richard Ross and Todd Petzold push the new Durham Regional Police helicopter into the hangar prior to its latotch yesterday. 1t hits the skies in a six-month pilot project. A Miracle of cA1FFIEL =*AM. GnM Int - AT&T Core USW urw,r lcense lot of fun and a lot of hard work:' said Const. Petzold, a See POLICE page S Miniaturization So Small, So Light, It's Always With You. With a i M 12 Month Term - S35httonth $AD00 BONUS; INCL. 1,000 WEEKEND AND 150 ANYTIME MINUTES Limited Time Offer Aftw Prim ' tato. %M fM tNortt Ion Down. AM PACE 2 NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY EDMON, June 16. 19" Durham board rapped over budget cuts DURHAM Imm page I teachers who work with those pupils from 250 to 153. However. the final figures are an improvement over the first draft of the budget which called for the board to replace its 138 academic re- source teachers and 112 learning strategies instructors with 133 spe- cial -education resource teachers (SERTs 1. After several public meetings at which countless parents expressed concerns about the impact of the proposed changes. trustees revised the initial budget. pulling $1.5 mil- lion from reserves to increase fund- ing for special education and to raise the number of SERTs from 133 to 153. "I feel we did the best that we could.- said Oshawa Trustee Jane Weist. However. MPP Flaherty says he intends to pursue an audit of the bud- get following the appointment of a new Education Minister Thursday when the provincial government names a new cabinet. "I intend to speak to the new Min- ister of Education and to tell the minister I've heard from parents and some teachers that feel an audit is appropriate'. Calling the situation "urgent:' he said he wants an audit to be com- pleted during the summer and ex- pects it would occur within 30 days. Mr Flaherty claims. -The school board bureaucrats have been doing some mixing of figures that has ob- scured the situation. It's very impor- tant to know what the true facts arc. - While the MPP feels the tx9ard's increased funding for special educa- tion "is going in the right direction". he says. "Thu is a very sensitive issue to parents. It has to be clarified and addressed very clearly:' Whitby Trustee Elizabeth Roy. who voted against the budget. said. 1 strongly foci we have to do some more. -if we had taken a look further in other area.. possihly we could have found (more money) for special-edu- catw.n pr4Wram% More time wtwld have been appreciated" But. Oshawa Trustee Susan Shetler said. -This is an excellent budget. There was no excess money, She reported staff worked very hard on the budget and said trustees, who listened to the concerns of par- erits and other citizens, made changes where they could. Pickering Trustee Paul Crawford. who asked trustees to consider trans- ferring an additional SI million from the board's maintenance budget into special -education programs. said. -I'm not unhappy with this budget. but I wish there was more for special education. - Trustee Crawford's motion to transfer maintenance department money into special education failed in a 9-1 vote. *1 don't think it's wise at this time to take any more money out of main- tenance:' said Scugog Trustee Bob- bie Drew. -Parents and the community have cold us we need to he looking after our buildings for the safety and se- curity of our students." Meanwhile. Mr. Trbovich told trustees the fourth and final draft of the budget saw no "major changes" from the third draft. However, he noted the fourth draft does remove $870.000 from the "block budgets" for schools to in- crease the number of education as- sistants who work with special - needs children at both the elemen- tary and secondary levels. The block budget for elementary schools was reduced by $313,200 while the spending blueprint for sec- ondary schools was cut by $556,800. "These amounts are necessary in order to balance the budget and are reflective of the additional funding required to sustain staffing;' Mr. Tr- bovich said. The board also approved its $55,446,199 capital budget Monday. MIONGATE BARN THEATRE 2M Altom FW., PkMring NOW PLAYING! Another Hilarious COMedY `Wbea The hat's Away" (905) 472-3085 Separate board budget voted on June 28 The final drat( of the separate board's budget for the upcoming school year will he presented to Durham Catholic District School Board trustees for approval on June 28, trustees heard Monday. The separate board missed yester- day's deadline to submit its budget for the 1999-2001 school year to the Province. "We won't meet the ministry time- line:" tx)ard director Grant Andrews told trustees Monday, noting the final draft will be "given to trustees for ap- proval at the next board meeting" However, trustees did receive the third draft of the 1999-2(xx) budget Monday which included several revi- sions from the second draft presented to trustees last month. Draft three was adjusted to include the "anticipated new pupil place ex- penditures for the 1999-2(1(x) (schtiol year):' said a report by superintendent of business David Visser. The expenditures include the site casts for secondary schools in Whnhy and Aiax and the site costs for elemen- tary uhtwls in Whitby. Ajax and Os- hawa. The total expenditure for school sites is approximately $9.4 million. 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The first motion requesting the board to acquire a site for a new high school was defeated in a 4-3 vote, while the second motion calling for a temporary location for students was defeated 5-2. ..It takes four to six years to build a school:' -Trustee McCafferty said urg- ing trustees to support his motion. "The first step is to acquire a site" In his recommendation to the board. Trustee McCafferty noted the current enrolment at the Whites Road school is 1.747. And, he said that num- ber is expected to climb to approxi- mately 1.924 students this fall. The school, which currently has 30 porta- bles on site. will have 37 portables as of September. he added. "Any trustee who has visited St. Mary would agree it is extremely crowded and the best... way to find re- lief is to find another site;" said Picker- JIM Mc C'AFFf RTY 'The first step is to acquire a .cite.' mg trustee Fran Pereira, recognizing there isn't a great deal of land available in Pickering. However. Oshawa trustee Fred Jones said. "I don't think we can con- sider Pickering's accommodation problems in i,olation... it's not appro- priate at this time:' "We will be dealing with the total secondary accommodation plan in the fall;' board director Grant Andrews told trustees, noting the board is build- ing new high soh«ils in Ajax and Whitby. "We have designated sites in Pick - GRANT ANDREWS 'It's far from ideal in terms of the .situation vie wanted.' Bring and Oshawa.- Mr. Andrews re- ported. But he said the Moard is "not in a position right now ao purchase a site. It's something we're investigating, but it wouldn't happen immediately." Trustee McCafferty also failed to convince trustees that a temporary lo- cation in Pickering is necessary. "'Ibis motion was based on the as- sumption that the first motion would carry. It didn't:' he said. Trustee McCafferty said a tempo- rary location. perhaps at the Home and Leisure Centre located at Hwy. 401 and Brock Road, would also be ideal Beat the heat at Petticoat Creek in PICKF.RING — Is it hot enough for 'ya.' Well you don't have to go far to cool down. The Petticoat Creek Con- servation Area in south Pickering of- fers a huge outdoor swimming pool which is now open for the scan n Both swimmer, aml w i 1ci, _in enjoy the Of, h- i.,-, h t, gradually dc„cn, edge to a :entre mately two metres. The pool is fully supervised and has its own change rooms. Petticoat Creek Conservation Area is at the foot of Liverpool Road on the shire cif Lake Ontario. The park is open ,even ch %, a week from 9 a.m. v r rn lhilc the moil is open 10 S7 per 1 4 Pickering Mole Saturday and Sunday. Pool ad- mission is $2 for most people and free for children two years of age and under. Life -jackets are available for rent at the pool. for $2 per day plus a $3 depo,tt that's returned. ramal passes for the park and .rvailabie. information call ci Ai RON PIFTRONIROI Nexs Advertiser phou, Kinsmen. have licence to grill The Ajax Kinsmen are bus }• preparing for their annual Steak Dinner and Dance running at the Pickering til- lage Arena on Churrh Street this weekend. Kinsmen (from left) Brian Lavern•. Chris Snell and Charlie Mailer brushed up on their grill techniques last week in preparation fair their annual event. The dinner and dance features casual dress and entertainment is being provided by perennially popular Durham duo Two for the Show. Tickets are $15 in advance or $20 at the door The dance includes contests and prizes as well as steaks hot off the grill. For ticker information. call 6N3- 7940. 683-3740, 428-7711 or 619-9881. Rethink your perceptions. $499 N.CUWL Road mapsaroli CreiYedant ltilloir roes a tistant nwmaiy Trelk jams MZLM Md a aft, t ppeeser wwoq MgmMaw Ns Iwt od ab W sales month re atild9r4 � Foriorw Y, tis s to lust aiitift 4r4 ft s N Menxdn-Bait and peibrniera. b Ion mn, we mie yw b v* us ba test warson. STAR ONE MOTOR COMIPANY 190 Westney Rd S., Ajax, Ont. US 2C3 905-4E26-7866 1-877-301-7866 Limited time offer, 36 month walkaway lease, from Mercedmaenz Credit Canasta Inc with an ALR of 6,5% - 54.000 kms allowance, $7,600 down payment • 1999 ML320 E with an acquisition cost of $53.500. residual value of $35,845. f redehw charges, all applicable taxes are extra. for the students who will eventually at- tend the new high schoxol in north Alax. But, he wouldn't amend his motion to specify that a ternprary site would only he used for those students. "there are so many unanswered questions" regarding the purpose of a temporary site. Trustee Jones said. while Trustee Pereira raised concerns about splitting up the school commu- nity. "It's far from ideal in terms of the situation we wanted.- Mr Andrews ,aid. "I do appreciate the struggle DOES YOUR cxiw SM11 I ILE CONFIDENCE? trustee, are having with this problem. It is an area of conceni to us." The motions debated Monday fol- lowed un the heels of three motions Trustee McCafferty Introduced last month when he asked trustees to sup- port a feasibility study pertaining to the addition of either a third floor. the construction of a two-storey addition where the schcxd's 31) portables arc currently located. or replacing the portable, with port-:rpaks But, all three of those motionswere unsuccCss- ful SPECIAL SIMMER PROGRAM am r6_ 19900 2 Months of Unlimited / i 1 1 Classes and a Uniform! 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Please call if I can be of assistance. one t ecicer.pp Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge Constituency Office: Tel (905) 420-0829 1550 Kingston Road, Room 213 Tel 1800669-4788 Pickering, Ontario L1 V 1C3 Fax (905) 420-5351 E-mail: ontpc@pick-ajax-uxbr-ppc.com Website: www.pick-ajax-uxbr-ppc.com P POM 4 NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY EDITION, Jure 16, 19" Golf course plan seen as pilot project C,OLF from pap- I for communal water would endanger their well water supply, the area's natural envi- ronment, and their rural way of life. In December 1996, council approved a zoning amendment in principle which would have permitted only an expansion of the golf course at Chem Downs and the construction of a new clubhouse. However, that expan- sion has not proceeded. Mayor Arthurs told the com- mittee he brought the resolution forward because it was "appro- priate" for Pickering to inform the Region the ClubLink propos- al was in the works and would be suitable for the communal ser- vices pilot project the Region is considering. and because ClubLink was seeking an indica- tion from the current council whether it would be willing to look at its new development plan. "Ihe motion is here tonight not to try to sneak anything by any- body but as an opportunity for this council to determine whether or not it has a serious in- terest in pursuing this applica- tion. It does not commit any member of this council to either support or not support an appli- I i MAfi RICE BRE.NNER Ys this how tte're going to do business in this ton n'" cation as it moves through the process However. Ward I Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner maintained it was inappropriate for colleagues to declare any form of support for an applica- tion about which they have very little information: that it "flies in the face- of a previous council decision. and that is not yet be- fore them. -Is this how we're going to do business in this toren" Are we Transit plan moves to the next stop TF4NSlrfro.n paRa I ed by the board members from ansong themseh es: • the new joint transit organization to be located within the current Ajax Transit facility: • tn,th municipalities to contribute up I(, the equivalent of their 1999 transit operating budgets to the new transit organization to cover the first year of operating costs for amalgamated ser- vice, with possible start-up costs over that amoum to be staved equally by the two mumu ipalitics; • approximately, $178.000 difference in initial asset contnbuuon (with Pick- ering contributing a smaller value) to be dealt with through "future arrange- ments" other than an up -front. one- time equalization payment: • a staff structure reporting to a gencr- ai manager. who would in turn report through a joint CAO management committee to the transit board. • having key adrrunistrattve and super- visory positions in the new transit or- ganization filled by competition. first through consideration of internal can- didates. and then if no acceptable in- sernal candidates arc found, through consideration of external applicants: • support services for the new transit organization (payroll, accounting, etc.) to come from either the Town of Pickering or Ajax. The amalgamation plan was drawn tip by a team from two consulting companies - Delcan and Pricewater- houseCoopers - lured jointly by Pick- ering and Ajax at a cost of $120.000. with 5100.000 covered by a provincial grant. Phase one of the consultants' study received by the two councils in De- cember predicted amalgamation would provide a net incremental fi- nancial savings of approximately $278,000 for the two municipalities together over the next 10 years. A Pickering Town staff repon on the phase -two amalgamation recom- mendations notes that while the merg- er may not yield substantial immedi- ate savings, it "does provide signifi- cant opportunities for improved cus- tomer service and future cost contain- ment.' The report notes all existing perma- wat, full-time transit workers would become employees of the new transit organization. Existing supervisory staff who are not transferred to the new transit organization would be given comparable alternative work with their respective municipality or be offered other options such as early retirement, severance packages or re- deployment and retraining where pos- sible. The phase -two plan does not esti- mate the annual operating costs for the new transit organization and does not establish a set formula for apportion- ing the annual transit budget between the two Towns. Those decisions will be made at a later date through subse- quent discussions. Staff's report also notes the consul- tants have not estimated future savings that may occur as a result of manage- ment decisions that increase produc- tivity, efficiency and ridership. The target date for consolidating the transit services is early 2000. Pick- ering council will consider the execu- tive committee's recommendation June 21. going to invite developers and applicants by resolution to apply r. Ward 2 local Coun. Mark Holland also opposed the resolu- tion. "To my mind this docs send out a signal council is moving in the direction of an approval:' he explained. "I don't think it's pru- dent for us to jump out in front of the process" Council members who sup- ported the resolution - the mayor. Coun. Doug Dickerson. Coun. Dave Ryan and Coun. David Pickles (Coun. Rick Johnson was absent) - all noted the ClubLink proposal would still have to go through the normal development approval process and councillors were not obligat- ing themselves to support it. Mr. Murray said after the meeting councillors were ignor- ing dx wishes of the community. and residents were fed up with repeatedly having to fill the council chamber to get them to listen. "How many times does no mean moi' This has been defeated and defeated and defeated. The resolution remains to be ratified by Pickering council June 21. 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Sears TM MEMMVEIIIYEII1111MYEp110M, Jm1t,1M IIp(6M Durham Catholic school board plans new schools for long term Separate board staff, trustees to address `considerable shortage' of facilities BY SUSAN fl'N67LL Srq(f Wnier Durham's separate school hoard will begin working on a new five-year ac- commodation plan this fall it, address the future construction of new schoo•Is. trustees heard Monday. 'Although we already have an ambi- tious construction program under way. planning must proceed to take into ac- count the considerable shortage of ac- commodation needs which will Contin- ue to exist over the next few years;' Durham Catholic District School Board director Grant Andrews said in a report to trustees. Mr. Andrews said -dramatic changes" to the way new schools are fi. nanced under the provincial govem- ment's new funding model will force the board to "review all of its long-range plans". He noted the Province's approach to financing school construction is one of the most "appreciated features" of the government's new funding model. .Tor years our school system has suf- fered with a backlog of accommodation steeds which has resulted in a heavy re- liance on portables and extensive stu. dent transportation services:' Mr. An- drews said. That backlog was "worsened in 1995 and 1998 when the government imposed a rnorahrium on funding of school site purchases and construction." But. Mr. Andrews said the new ap- proach to funding "allows the opfxrtu- nity of more effective planning and more timely provision of badly needed school accommodation:' Under the Province's funding model. school boards receive money for new pupil places based on the difference be- tween the board's capacity and its enrol- ment. Mr. Andrews rioted that could "affect our planning regarding new schools and additions to x:hxls in year 2(X)l and beyond. Our plans for building for the next two years arc pretty well estab- lished so we're talking beyond that time:, Meanwhile. Mother Teresa Catholic Schtol in Ajax and Good Shepherd Catholic School in Pat Petry will open this fan. And. the board will be building an- other two new elementary schools in the coining months - St. John Bozo Catholic Schon in Oshawa and a new faLilay in northwest Whitby that has not yet been named. Other schools getting addition or n"wauoru during the next school year Police deploy new weapon 1 VU['E f ran Page ) lice departments. The police services will split 790 hours of air time, alternating weeks of deployment. It took flight in York this week and will begin Its patrol above Durham next week. The police services each con- tributed $101.000 to pay for the pro- ject. while the Ministry of the Solici- tor General is picking up the remain- ing $250.000 of the cost. The hi -tech helicopter is equipped with high-intensity search light. a thermal imaging tracking system, po- lice radio and public address system. In addition to pursuit-., the unit will assist in tracking criminals on foot, re- sponding to burglaries, patroling high crime areas, searching for missing persons, identifying marijuana plant fields and co-ordinating traffic prob- lems. The two flight officers will act as air observers and help co-ordinate po- lice resources on the ground. -A helicopter is a tremendous re- source to be used in police pursuits. When a helicopter is up there, it will essentially take over (a pursuit)... In the event of a pursuit, a helicopter will let ground officers know where a ve- hicle is located. If they flee into a bush, they can run for miles and they'll never get away;' said coast. Ross. -chis is a dynamic tool in polic- ing. This takes us into the 21st centu- ry:. The two Durham officers, selected for their air experience and knowledge of local landmarks, recently returned from training in Calgary, the only other municipality in Canada to have a police helicopter. The benefits will be studied after six months at which time a decision will be made by police on the unit's future. include St.. Wilfrid Catholic School in gelist Catholic Scha,l in Whitby. St. School in Oshawa. And. construction hoard facility in north Ajax and a new Pickering. Holy Redeemer Catholic Christopher Cath„llc School in Oshawa will start within the next year on two school in Whitby. Both are slated to Schad in Pickering, St. Mark ithe Evan- and Father Prinus 'slah(incy Catholic high schools - the joint separate -public open in September 2001. SASE pECIAL BARGAINS The 1 PARKIN LOT SA h t IN TODAY'S News Advertiser �. -- _ C UR LOWEST PRICES ON TIRES THIS YEAR Wed. 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IM Edmitorial&OpiNioNs N E W S A D V E RT ISE R J UNE 16 1 9 9 9 EDITORIAL Library no place for Internet abuse Illegal, inappropriate Web sites shouldn't be viewed in public The Internet is to today's on-line society what libraries were to the world before we plugged in. And more. Just as libraries were the storage banks for mankind's ac- cumulated knowledge, so too is the World Wide Web the keeper of all the information available in the universe. Only that information has increased exponentially in the %o -called Information Age we live in today. We can still find just about all the information we could ever need in library books. which are capable of both educat- ing and entertaining us. Now, with the Internet, we can access the information and get all the education and entertainment we could ever want with a few clicks of the mouse. The problem is a few clicks of the mouse can also access material that some people don't want and others shouldn't have. We're talking here. of course, about illegal and inappro- priate Web sites that can access material ranging from tips on making weapons capable of mass destruction to pornography involving children of all ages. The Internet's a powerful tool, all right. It can enable us to play bridge with people from all over the globe. It can also allow perverts to use chat lines to seduce our children, as has happened in recent years. It's for that reason the people at the Pickering Public Li- brary find themselves in an unusual position these days. The keepers of what was once the town's main information source are playing gatekeepers of what may he the new main infor- mation source for residents. Library users are being asked to pledge they'll abide by new rules against viewing illegal or inappropriate Web sites on library computers. Beginning this month patrons must sign forms to protect the library from legal liability aril to shield visitors from material such as pornography or hate literature. Now, some individuals will contend library administration has made the nttove in order to ensure the facility's continued existence at a time when the Internet gives people access to more information than a library could ever provide. That ar- gument falls short, of course, because the main Pickering li- brary abuse has almost a dozen Internet workstations. If li- brary administrators truly feared competition from the Inter- net the place wouldn't be plugged into the Wtrld Wide Web at all Still others will argue that library administration is guilty of practising censorship by forcing patrons to take a vow against viewing some Internet sites. That claim holds only slightly more credence. But, library users can still leg on to Web sites of their chase, unul thcy'rc caught by staff who have the discretion to decide whether a site is offensive. Pa- wons who ignore staff's direction risk losing their library pnv- Jeges and could face prosecution. We think that's as it should be. The library's Internet poli- cy is not designed to prohibit access to information. Rather. its purpose is to protect children from viewing Web sites to which they shouldn't be exposed but which might inadvertently be left open by a previous Internet workstation user and to safe- guard adults fern having to see material offensive to them. The 'Public' in Pickering Public Library doers not mean every member of the public should have access at the facility to every Internet Web site that's avaihble. Rather. library ad - immigration and staff must work to ensure the greater interests of the public are served by establishing Internet viewing man - dards acceptable to the majority of the public. Anyone who disagrees with that and wants to view illegal or inappropriate Web sites should do so in the privacy of their own home. Not in a public place such as the Pickering Public Library'. Give blood With summer offictally arriving in the next few days. now's the unne for a gentle reminder. As health officials are quick to nae, the freed for blood never takes a vacation. In fact, and unfortunately, the need for blood often increases during peak vacation periods like sum- mer. So. before you head out on your annual summer holiday. please take a few minutes to give the gift of life. Locally, blood donor clinics are being held Tuesday. June 22 front 12:30 to 8 p.m. at St. Bernadette's Church, at the corner of Bayly Street and Harwood Avenue m Ajax; and Thursday, June 24 and Friday, June 25 horn 2 to 8 p.m. at the Metro Fast Trade Centre on Brock Road just math of Hwy. 401 in Pickering. It takes so little time and effort to donate blood But. your gift of life can do so much; each donation can help as many as four people. Be a life saver. Then, kick back and bask in the glow that tomes from helping others. And have a happy and safe stmt - mer vacation. E-mail coamatents as dlese in itarish to nwnvs0drriamnet: Subltakdfows wh" inchde die [miter's fw9 name and town of reshkam wig be considered jo►prbtiCad - YOU SAID IT The question was: What do you think of the proposal to return prayer time to Durham's public schools? Christine Ted Roles says, Cannata says, "I "I don't think it's don't think it will needed, nor does work. There's too it add anything to much resistance the students' and nobody cam.., education:' Cynthia Esposito says, "It's a good idea. Prayer is helpful; it gives you time to think and be alone." spew. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Pickering without first consulting the helpless can indeed elect a majority govern - council ratepayers? The only two things ment. nounced them innocent and their Pickering council members forgot Another interesting observation members step Up to avail themselves of in January that can be made is the fact that date and now have even stared tak- we free hearing aids and free finer- prior to the election being called al service. They grabbed everything and prior to the reduction of the to the trough else. total number of tidings from 130 to three retired teachers in an old Let the touch on a somewhat re- 103, the Conservatives had 82 seats, To the editor: hied subject which is contributions the Liberals 30, the NDP 17 and In - The recent story in the News Ad- to municipal election campaigns for dependent 1. The present standing vertiscr about Durham council giv- which no receipts are required. is Conservatives 59. Liberals 35 ing the Region chairman a chauf- Surely the publication of donations and NDP 9. The Conservatives now fetor is typical of politicians today. It in the local media would eliminate have 23 fewer scats than before, is a blatant unnecessary waste of any doubt about influence peddling whereas the Liberals have five our scarce tax dollars. or conflict of interest. mote. What this tells me is that the Along the same lines, consider look at their use of force and now Liberals arc. as I stated in my letter the very generous retroactive Tom Loalt, to Premier Mike Hams, the real bonuses Pickering council mem- Pkkenirgt winners in this tlecuon. bers allotted themselves on Jan. 11. You drive As far as the 'Blueprint. Mike The severance package will give can Hams' Plan to keep Ontario on the Maya Wayne Arthurs, if he were to Police also loudly called on Lib- Right Track' is concerned, it has so be defeated in the next municipal ,,j� a truck through many holes in it. you can drive a election. 575.006. Councillor Mau- man in his home was charged with five -ton truck through it. For exam - rice Brenner would get 525.005. But police as a body with all pie the Blureprint says the Tone•.: Court. Rick Johnson $20,00.1 and Tory Blueprint have niaa- .69 tax cuts since Cour Doug Dickerson $8.335. Not their agenda which often was 1995-.1 obtained a copy of these 69 had for temporary part-time work. To the editor: tax cuts. When a tax cut is phased in It used to be that after 20 years of Heady post-election headlines over a number of years• it is work one received a handshake and notwithstanding (News Advertiser chimed as a cut in each of these gold watch hart Pickering council June 4), it trust be noted that out of years. Take for instance the 30 -per members stepped up to the trough the 61.9 per cent of ehgible voters int cut in personal income tax. It is and slopped away at taxpayers' ex- who exercised their democratic claimed as five tax cuts, whereas it pone. never considering seniors right and cast their ballots. only is only one tax cit, period, Aid it and the unemployed who picric up 45.1 per cent in fact voted for the goes on like that. This sort of pro - boa books and cans around golf Progressive Conservative party. paganda is being accepted by a courses and parks to make ends Hardly what Whitby -Ajax MPP gullible electorate that does not ask meet. Jim Flaherty is reported as having searching questions. Why should volunteers donate said: -7 feel the majority of the peo- And we have to put up with this their time and effort free while pie have spoken". Not so! As long for four more years. Pickering politicians line their as the present voting system pre- I pockets with our scarce tax dollars vails. a minority of eligible voters Guy Cohn Police support of premier unseemly Efforts during election overdone Police have been kind to On- tario's Progressive Conservatives, but then the Conservatives have been equally generous to police. Police who are supposed to avoid partisanship in their work showed their enthusiasm for Pre- mier Mike Harris and his Tories re- peatedly in the election. Several officers in one example allowed themselves to be used to promote Mr. Harris's views at one of his campaign news conferences. The officers told Mr. Hams they need more powers to whisk beggars and squeegee kids off the sunets and the premier promptly an- nounced to the assembled media he will provide them. Other panics favour different ap- proaches such as twAding the mot causes of begging. Police in earlier elections also refused to be trotted out at any parry's meetings to fur- ther its views. But the police association in Toronto then took the ultimate step and paid for a newspaper advertise- ment calling for the reelection of Mr. Harris and many of his candi- dates on the grounds they would strengthen law and order Police also were helpful beyond the call of duty in keeping demon- strators from heckling Mr. Hams. Political leaders should be prepared to endure some heckling, but after Mr. Hams suffered taunts which earlier premiers accepted more sto- ically, police sealed him off like he was vacuum-packed coffee. Police not only dragged away justifiable demonstrators who pre- vented the premier's bus moving, but arrested many before he arrived and even ejected some waiting peacefully in halls to meet him. tidebone tse wtv.et dew : ! Ah: DURHAM PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt h"ditor-in-Chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retnrl Advertising Manager Eddie koledziejcak Classified Advernsrng Man- ager John Willems Real Estate Automotive .Ad- vertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager Lillian Hook Office Manager Barb Harrison Composing Sfanager res 19051683-5110 52112 190516%3-5110 Classifieds (9051683-0707 Distributio■ (905)683-5117 General Fax (905)683-7363 E -Mail newsroorn'a durham.net Web address www.durhamnews.act 130 Commercial Ave.. Ajax- Ori. LIS 2H5 The News Advertiser is one of the htetroland rnmirig. Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade. Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Circulations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for ad- vertisement limited to space price error occupies The News Advertiser ac- cepts letters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written. 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a ht name. Please include a phone number for verifica- tion. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for sty 1c. length and content. Opin- ions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Advertiser. We regret that due to the volume of letters, not all will be print- ed. On rare occasions when police have been charged with offences against the public their chiefs pro- Er1C nounced them innocent and their uncolleagues packed Dowd minformed courtroos to protest and intimi- date and now have even stared tak- A! Queen's Park ing out ads proclaiming their inno- cence, all before the cases were tried. Police used squad tars to block Police have been found in error three retired teachers in an old in many recant high-profile lases school bus plastered with anti -Har- including the wrongful conviction tis signs leaving a parking lot, for murder of Guy Paul Moritz, ob- which sounds like police com out- tained by police evidence later ted an offaice and sometimes mote ruled unreliable and falsified, and police guarded the premier and his failure to follow up information that election platform than there were allowed rapist -murderer Paul demonstnt m Once 50 police in Bernardo to comma more crimes. riot gear surrounded him, although Police, to trite just a couple mote not a single demonstrator showed eitun Ales, have consistently under- uP• mitred the indepei-MAIM special in - Police showed less zest for vestigations unit trying pr'opedy to shielding New Democrat Bob Rae look at their use of force and now from usuhs when he was premier thong , with all dzeir pnvdeged and a crowd of their own demon- knowledge, to investigate and reud- grated boisterously outside the leg- rate against politicians and others islattim because he would not ac- who criticize them cept some of their demands. Unin- Mr. Harris's Tories have never formed police also booed Mr. Rae rebuked police for any of this, as at a baseball game in the SkyDome. they should have and police are Police also loudly called on Lib- now paying them back. Individual eral attorney -general Ian Scott to re- police officers have the same right sign after a policeman who stat a as others of corse to support any - man in his home was charged with one they choose in an election. manslaughter, one of many in- But police as a body with all stances of police who are supposed their powers now support a govern - to uphold die legal process being ment because it went along with unwilling to await the chart's ver- their agenda which often was dict on one of their own. against dote public interest and their Police have many reasons for cozy relationship is too close for liking Mr. Hams's Tories. They al- comfort. ways have said unreservedly cops E-+ridt conernenta on this codtaut are tops and should never be to wnews@durd owiset. Swbads- blamed for any of the large number sions wlsicb nacho% the writer's of deaths from police shootings, *9 -agar and town of reesiiienee long before all the evidence was in. will be considenal farpubilicadow. tidebone tse wtv.et dew : ! Ah: DURHAM PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt h"ditor-in-Chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retnrl Advertising Manager Eddie koledziejcak Classified Advernsrng Man- ager John Willems Real Estate Automotive .Ad- vertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager Lillian Hook Office Manager Barb Harrison Composing Sfanager res 19051683-5110 52112 190516%3-5110 Classifieds (9051683-0707 Distributio■ (905)683-5117 General Fax (905)683-7363 E -Mail newsroorn'a durham.net Web address www.durhamnews.act 130 Commercial Ave.. Ajax- Ori. LIS 2H5 The News Advertiser is one of the htetroland rnmirig. Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade. Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Circulations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for ad- vertisement limited to space price error occupies The News Advertiser ac- cepts letters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written. 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a ht name. Please include a phone number for verifica- tion. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for sty 1c. length and content. Opin- ions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Advertiser. We regret that due to the volume of letters, not all will be print- ed. Collectibles: It's all in the Cards''1� Um"�rc From sports figures to animated characters, people love to collect BY CHRIS HOVIE Staff Editor What's the future of col- lectibles'? It's all in the cards. Trading cards have come a long way in the last 20 years. Gone is the clacking sound of trading cards being slapped by bicycle spokes. Kids are no longer huddled in schoolyard corners flipping sports cards against a brick wall. And yes, never again will you see some- one throw a three-inch stack of trading cards into the air and proclaim "scrambler' to all within ear shot. Somewhere along the line People realized cards appreci- ate in value and the industry went from the backpo cket to the binders, protected for pos- terity in sheets of plastic. Trading cards have gone from the corner stores to special card and collectible shops. Louise Lopez of Wyldstar in Oshawa deals in this phenom- enon daily. Autographed and authenti- cated cards, such as a Mickey Mantle rookie card, could fetch five figures, she says. "At a science fiction con- vention 1 sold a De Forrest Kelly autographed card Star Trek original series. season two, for $500:' says Ms. Lopez. "He's hardly at any conven- tions because of his health and the guy who bought the card didn't even blink an eye (at the price).** Mr. Kcllv's cards may now be worth substantially more. however. He died last weekend in the U.S., which could drive up both the demand and the price for collectibles carrying his Star Trek image. The latest craze. as many do, came from Japan. Baud on a Nintendo game, Pokcmon fever a sweeping the nation Pokcmon, also known as Pocket Monsters, are creatures that live in the wild and it's up to the player to tame th--m to become defenders or pets. The only way to cap- ture one of the Poke. mons is to encounter and fight them (1 So in all). Thi. card .ct can he played out in a game with single cards ranging in price from $1 to over $10 depending on supply and the importance of the card to the game. Most things start it Japan and move their wal to North America. Sailo Mown, Dragonhall 2 hav all caught on here. But for local dealers it's not easy to know which Japan- ese anime shows (hi -tech car - WALTER PASSARELLA/ .Yews Adverawr photo I ouise !wipe;. (above) of Wyldstar, a Durham card and collectibles store, saes furls come and go. Below; collectors can choose between professional o% reeding cards (left), popular televi- sion .choir charurtem or Japanese animated chararterc rrkhti. toonsl ♦nd yards are going to point. Hollywood hopes Star -There making action fig - catch on. Wars is the force to reckon tares and card sets. Like most From a marketing stand- with. (card) sets they're hot for the first three weeks and then they slow down." Circumstances also dictate the cost of the card and its popularity. After the death of wrestler Owen Hart, card col- Icclors were out In force look- ing for autographed cards which retailed for about $30 to S40 For an unautographed t)wen Hart card valued at ahoui 30 cents, that same card shut to $1 after the World Wrestling Federation star's tragic death. "Before Princess Diana died no one knew there was a .ard set of the Royal Family:' ,a}, Ms. Lopez. "After her Iealh people were looking for iu,t her cards" Sale, soared and sets of the kosals were quickly swal- -Ned up. -q all sales swoon because 1 tragedy. Record setting per- yriances like Mark McG- :. rr , home run performance sear (his Topps rookie Mrd is worth about $250 ', and the retiring of hock- cgcnd Wayne Gretzky can r.c an impact as well. 'S'bule real life events can .elect the selling price of cards can mistakes made by the -111npany or the printer. Mi,prints and misnumhcred ards don't really carry any in- .reascd value, but cards where pictures have the wrong infor- mation on the back are worth a hit more. You can get collector cards on almost every television show, movie and sport. Some- times they even cross the line from the silver screen to the sensational. Those bordering on the weird to the distasteful in- clude. Serial Killer cards. Wanted by the FBI. Crime and Punishment, Mcany Babies (for those Bcany Baby anar- ;hists), Garbage Foil Kids and 'Aacky Pack- ,gcs. It's a far .ry from the old Pee Chec Bobby Orr and Garry Unger -ands. And if r a stale piece I gum to go with your cards. I, irgct it. -The last puck with gum was about three . ears ago and was a thing called Ac- tion Packs which featured Batman and Superman;' she says. '-Each pack had gum with four indi- vidual pictures on it." Committee could bring culture to Aja , x 'Cultural arts deserve attention and support', say Town officials AJAX — A new commit- tee could be giving Ajax civic leaders advice on cultural mat- ters. The Advisory Committee on the Cultural Arts will ex- amine the needs and desires of residents, and then recom- mend to Ajax council ways to address citizens' requests. Ajax Chief Administrative Officer Richard Parisotto be- lieves the committee is a ne- cessity. He wrote in a recent report, "Council has, quite rightly, identified the cultural arts in Ajax of deserving attention and support. Taking the pulse of the community to verify and confirm those assump- tions is a necessary prerequi- site to any substantial plan of action. "A Cultural Arts Advisory Committee is a citizen -orient- ed vehicle that will achieve council's strategic objective" as set out at the beginning of this term. "There is a level of frustra- tion in the community among those (who) support and advo- cate a more balanced commu- nity life in addition to the Wong sports and recreation ' , _;PiliC Neti�S Ajax Town Council Monday, June 21, 7 PAL — Ajax Coun- cil, council chamber, Ajax Town Hall, 65 Har- wood Ave. S. Pickering Town Council Monday, June 21, 7:30 p.m. — Pickering Council, council chamber, Pickering Civic Comex, One The Esplanade. Durham Regional Council Wednesday, June 23, 10 a.m. — Finance Committee, Room B-15, Durham Region Headquarters, 60.5 Rossland Rd. E., Whitby. Durham District School Board Monday, June 21, 7 p.m. — Durham Dis- trict School Board, Education Centre, 400 Taunton Rd. E., Whitby Monday, June 28, 7:30 p.m. — Durham Catholic District School Board, the Catholic Education Centre, 650 Rossland Rd. W., Os- hawa programs now provided by the Town:' said Mr. Parisotto. The cultural arts communi- ty isn't as organized as sports groups and "cannot therefore make its case as effectively" without an advisory commit- tee. "Arts and culture are a broad spectrum." he said. "Most think of culture as clas- sical music and painting, but it's more than that." Mr. Parisotto reported A a - drea Graham of the PineRidge Arts Council had approached the Town about establishing the advisory committee. "She expressed an interest of further work being done in the arts and culture:' he said of the discussion. The cultural arts committee would "work in association with the recreation advisory committee". It would be a "stand-alone" group but could fold into the recreation committee, Mr. Parisotto noted. "We'll see how they blend." People interested in joining the advisory committee or who are interested in provid- ing input should call Mr. Parisotto at 683-4550. RICHARD PARISOTTO 'A broad spectrtan.' Mars Chronicles... If you've glanced upward in the southern sky on recent nights, you may have noticed something different among the vast array of stellar sights. It has a reddish hue and each evening moves ever closer to another star. Except this one is Earth's next-door neighbour. It's Mars — the Red 4p Planet — and its orbit has brought it into plain sight for terrestrial view- ers. Some facts on the Red Planet for you to consider at your leisure: - Mars is the fourth planet from the sun, the next beyond planet Earth; - It has an average diameter of 6,780 kilome- tres, about half the diameter of Earth; - The surface temperature varies from -128 de- grees Celsius to 27 degrees Celsius; - It has a canyon system that is the deepest known in our solar system, bottoming out at six miles; - Mars is 1.5 times as far from the sun as the Earth; - It revolves around the sun ono: every 687 Earth days; -A day on Mars lasts 27 hours, 37 minutes and 23 seconds, or 1.026 Earth days. More information on Mars can be found on the Internet by choosing the Web site address htip://www.expltiringmars.org/science/ataglanc c.hi ml. Roulston Rectrler .c Corner We're all responsible for world's health World Environment Day of- ficially fell on June 5. But every day, we should strive to accept responsibility for the long-term effect stem- ming from the depletion of re- sources. reduction of our hiodi- versity. disruption of the ecosystem. and changing cli- mate conditions. The trouble is that our envi- ronmental problems are put in such global terms that it is hard to grasp what we can do indi- vidually. People who chose to give away unwanted items through the Treasure Chest during Canada Environmental Week May 30 to lune 5 took respon- sibility to find a new location for articles they no longer use rather than set them out as garbage — trash that in some cases is trucked as far away as Michigan to be landfilled. Draw winners for Interna- tional Composting Awareness Week's composter prizes took responsibility to change a daily habit of throwing out organic kitchen waste to begin back- yard composting. Dunharton High School does not have composting units on site, but the Science Depart- rinc it takes responsibility week- ly by placing coffee grounds. fruit peelings• ctc. into a sepa- rate pad that is taken to a back- yard compostcr - - something other groups could do. I recently received a call from a Pickering woman who has just taken on the responsi- bility as an environmental liai- son for her local public school where she will encourage stu- dcnts to compost and practise the =R. Not cvcryonc wants to take on a lead role and that's firic But we can all do our small pan to think globally and act local- ly. For example, more of us could walk or bike when we need to go somcwhcrc nearby. And if a bicycle is to be hailed ai an altttnative to the car, so should the good old push lawn mower he praised. Tbc United States Environmental Protection Agency rcpoxts that mowing a lawn for one hour, using a gas mower with its two- stroke engine, is equivalent to running a car for 35 hours. Rich Whaie from the Toron- to Environmental Alliance adds that any two-stroke motor such as outhtwd motors, leaf blow- ers, and chain saws pollute a lot more per unit than normal mo- tors as they release a variety of toxic chemicals• one of which is benzene. As well. noise pollution is another problem with these ma- chines — a fact that is often un- observed by homeowners who tend to their lawns on a Sunday. As Kofi Annan. UN Secre- tary-General said in his official World Environment Day ad- dress. -For the most part, we know what the right choices are. In our own interest, we must also have the will to change our ways and walk the path to a sustainable future for all:' s � 4y, y • �N3 1 r►..oE 9 HEM .oranra wmieM.r mmo+. r. x JIM Prominent Durham women plead guilty in pyramid scheme HY STFPHE'N SHAW Julie Jeffrey, 38, of Ritson Road Os- humiliating experience for Ms. Stuff writer hawa. Mrs. Jeffrey also pleaded Syme and Ms. Switzer, both of Three teary-eved women of guilty to conducting an illegal whom are "positive voices" in their "profile" pleaded guilty yesterday to scheme and made a charitable dona- church and "share some profile in conducting an illegal scheme and tion of $70,000 to a local church as the community" were ordered to make charitable do- part of an agreement with the Mr. Davies said the sisters re - nations totalling $80.000 as punish- Crown. turned most of the money they ment. Ms. Syme, 46, donated $5.000 to made to victims of the schemes. They were placed on probation the Canadian Bibles Society and Judge Whetting ordered the pair for one year and granted condition- Ms. Switzer, 48, donated that to perform 100 hours of community al discharges by Judge Tim amount to Tough Choices. a reli- service as part of their probation. Whetung of the Ontario Court of gious camp, court was told. Defence lawyer Alex Sosna, rep - Justice. Oshawa. Mr. Davies said the contributions resenting Mrs. Jeffrey, presented to Sisters Gail Syme. a former equal what the Crown can prove the court 50 letters from people sup- Clarington school board trustee, and each women profited from the porting the married mother of four Carol Switzer. a former member of schemes. The prime motivation be- sons. the Family Action Council, were hind pyramids is "human greed:' "But for this event, Mrs. Jeffrey among two dozen women arrested though some of those charged claim doesn't even have a speeding tick - following a lengthy Iwlice investi- they didn't know they were break- eL.. We will never see this woman gation into several women's -only ing the law, he said. back in court again:' he said as his pyramid schemes cloaked in names Mrs. Jeffrey "made mVesenta- client dabbed away tears. such as Women Helping Women tions the scheme was legal... and Police say hundreds of women and The Muffin Club. that it was essentially an investment have lost thousands of dollars in "It (sounds) almost like a sales device aimed at helping other pyramids, which eventually col - pitch.... I suggest if you named them women:' said Mr. Davies. lapse when the pool of new recruits Women Ripping Off Women, you'd Court heard the women held dues up. have a hard time getting them to in- meetings in secrecy and exchanged Mr. Davies said donations vest:' said Judge Whetting. money which was often hidden in amounting to more than $200.000. Ms. Syme, of Fox Hunt Drive, plants. stuffed animals and muffin made to local charities approved by Courtice, and Ms. Switzer, of tins. the Crown, have now been made by Taunton Road East, Oshawa, were "I realize now it was wrong" women pyramid participants. among key players in pyramids said Ms. Switzer. Several alleged key players still which recruited residents of Clar- "Are you som you got mixed tip have cases pending in court includ- ington and Scugog in 1998. said in this, or are you sorry you go ing prominent community leader prosecutor Bryan Davies. caught''" Judge Whetung asked the Anita Witty, wife of former Durham Both reached the level of women. Regional Council and Police Ser - "queen:' meaning they turned a "I'm really sorry 1 got mixed up vices Board chairman Jim Witty. $35.000 profit from a $5.000 entry in this:'replied Ms. Syme, her voice and their daughters Kimberly fee, he, said. breaking. Richards and Cheryl Loyst, all of Court heard their pyramid was Defence lawyer Bob Espey said Ajax. They're scheduled to appear intertwined with another run by the entire court process has been a in cow this Fnday. Local Scouts pitch in at World Special Olympics Almost a dozen local Scouts are car- rying the torch to help those with special needs. The lit Pickering Vcn- turer Company is sending I 1 of its members and two adult supervisors to the World Spe- cial Olympics S u m m e r Games being held June 24 to July 4 in Raleigh. North Carolina. The group of young men and women, aged 15 to 17 years, will help some of the 9,500 athletes registered at the annual Olympics. "This speaks well of the ded- ication and training these Ajax and Pick- ering citizens have received through Scout- ing:' the Scouts organization says in a news release. Most have been members of Scouts Canada since they were seven years old and have moved up through the ranks. The local Venturers have been busy all season raising money for the trip. "Scouting is very active in the area and this is an excel- lent example of how these young people are able to give back to the community," the release adds. For more in- formation on Scouting in Ajax and Pick- ering, or on the Special Olympics pro- ject, call 416- 410-6003. Sale Prices Effective Wednesday, June 161- Sunday, MP Multicultural Council of Oshawa/Durham u ¢ Standing in back from left to tight are. Joy Penin, Individual Reptesentitive; David Sorysiak, Ad Vice President; Ilium Makki, Gawp Representative; Final Pakyam, Human Rtlations Clair, Fred Gibson, Croup Representative; Sfandul in the middle ee ate. Chyijer Chen, Treasurer Reuben Rteeerpt Individual Representative, Marry Labaj, President Jody Kellar, Cummanications Chair, Helen Ward, Group R"yet utive; Standing in front me. Fare Famoush, Comspondence Sarturr, Cm Cairo, Membership Secretary; Lel1y Apatsl, Record'org SecreUr; Absent are. Richard Davidson, lsl Vice President; Amelda Yadau, Fundraising Chair, Paul Pulla It Gregory Raymg, Croup Reprearutives; Match Lur¢yk., t Anew Kluia, Individual Representatives; Such McDonald, Individual Represen itin. GROUP REPRESENTATIVES INDIVIDUAL REPRESENTATIVES Ikram Makki Fred Gibson Mitch Lutczyk Anees Khaia Paul Pulla Helen Ward Sarah McDonald Reuben Benmergui Gregory Bayang Joy Perreira The MCOD recently held its Annual General Meeting which included the election and apppoointments of the executive, group and individual positions. The Multicultural Council of Oshawa/Durham is a non-profit organization that serves all of Durham Region, through promotion of multicultural awareness an the community. The MCOD has sponsored many events and completed several significant projects in Durham region such as: numerous symposia on race relations, heritage language fain, pprovided advisory services to the Boards of Education and various community groups regarding race relations and policy development. Questions or inquiries rel ardin6 memberships may be directed by Fax ® 19051'13-2880, or by mail to. V0. Box 918, Oshawa, ON CH 7N1. We're online at www.durhamnews.net reat Father's Day gift ideas! June 2Wh = 'MW %P ""411 MPM Fm$Wlitfiftlg N111M110Ck YM ttfltll M b* ft S" Dull aw1n centro 2997 100 KMgston Rd. E. PkwwoW Ave. A Hwy. to AJAX 6834801 STORE HOURS: MONDAY - SATURDAY 8-9 Pidwrinng Town CoMm 1346 Klnp*m Rd. 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CANCER: A weekly Care- giver Support Group drop- in meeting, where people supporting a cancer patient can share feelings and cop- ing strategies, is held from 7 to 9 p.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre, 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. 579-4833. FRIDAY, JUNE 18 ADDICTION: The Sereni- ty Group holds a 12 -step re- covery meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Picker- ing. This group meets every week and deals with addic- tions of all types, including co-dependency. Child care program available as re- quired during the meeting. All welcome. 428-9431 (Jim, evenings). Mother Teresa fun fair aids library AJAX — Ajax resi- dents are invited to join the students and staff of Moth- er Teresa Catholic School for a fun fair Wednesday. June 23. The fun fair is being held at St. Bernadette Catholic Schoch. 41 Bayly St. E., where Mother Tere- sa students arc attending classes until their new fa- cility opens this fall. 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Diamond has set the producer of an ambitious about hiring the members of the new musical show set to open in 16 -piece Galaxy Orchestra. As Toronto next month which ex- s well, SIX Stardust Dancers were plores the music of the big band hand-picked for the concert after era and. in particular, the songs a week of intensive auditions. of legerdanv crooner Frank Sina- The production will be choreo- Ira. graphed by Troy Liddell, a one - The show. entitled Band- ume Broadway performer, while stand! Salute to Sinatra and the the music will he directed by Big Band Kings, will be staged Eddie Graf and Ross at the historic Winter Garden Wooldridge. Theatre in July. The two-hourCOREY DIAMOND "It's time for independents showcase will feature 20 Sinatra 'It's time for independents who are creative to do their own hits performed by leading Sina- who are creative to do thing, instead of waiting fon the tra impersonator Rick Sonata, their own thing.' big guys to do it. I've got to bat - along with music by kings of tie the fear and take the risk and swing Benny Goodman. Glenn rely on my own instincts:' she Miller. Artie Shaw and Ham and it did very well:' notes Dia- says. James. mord• a former Miss Ajax who Bandstand! Salute to Sinatra After producing a stne.-essful now runs Diamond Entertain- and the Big Band Kings will Frank Sinatra tribute show star- ment with her father John. " Pcor debut on July 9 and will contin- ring Sonata at Toronto's St. plc couldn't get enough of Frank ue at the Winter Garden Theatre Lawrence Centre last December. Sinatra since his death. The next on Fridays and Saturdays until Diamond has taken the next step closest thing to Sinatra is a con- Aug. 28. Shows start at R p.m. and is staging a full-scale tribute cert with Sonata.- Matinof performances will be to Old Blue Eyes and swing Bandstand! '-has been two presented Saturdays, July 24 and music with Somata as the head- yeah in the making. 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T-hnology Inc All ghl, .e,nred NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, ,Mone 16, 11"i PAGE 11 AM Sports&LEisURE NEWS ADV E RT I S E R JUNE 1 6, 1 9 9 9 Graham Hiron leaves Pickering High after 31 years as an educator it Longmtimefootball coach calls Graham Himn presides over a Pickering High School Tro- jans'fcwtball practice in this file photo. The long-time coach and educator is retiring this year after a it -year career. -Rhe good thing was that 1 wanted to conch rugby because most of the kids in rugby were also in the football program. That was part of it:' he says, adding he was taught the game by the school's long-time rugby coach Mac Mitchell. Arguably the winningcst coach to ever walk the sidelines in Durham Region high school football, there were a lot of rnern- orable moments for Hiron, but not all of them were good. He led the senior Trojans to countless LOSSA championships during his career. but the sweetest title was the firs) one captured by Pickering High in 1975. At rho time, it was the Oshawa schools which dominated the gridiron. but the underdog Trojans changed that perception for good. -"For a ream th.s side of Os- hawa to win a LOSSA tick (at that time) was unheard of. It was thought that only the Oshawa schools could play football," re- members Hiron. The must haunting and dnap- 11J'T E- E -R T I M E Mle-a Got The Right Gift For Fathers W. !W Gag CuiOVr F« k Gag 99 CerORF ' AvaWbb For • Rnp Pana • Roundel d Golf Buy 1 Large 8uclaet 6 W. I Get 2" Suchd FREEI "*Z lm Floc I� 6 Catnl 560 Taunton Rd. W. Aja I (tes) 428-8479 _ pointing football memory for Hiron occurred in the 1988 Metro Bowl finals between Toronto's Central Tech Blues and Pickering High at North York's Esther Shin- er Stadium. Pickering High was the Cinderella team that season, arriving in the final against a dominating Central Tech team which expected to receive link resistance from the regional rep- trsentauves from Ajax. "Nobody gave us a chance against Central Tech." recalls Hiron. "Rhcw were a very good football team.*' How wrong the pundits were. The game was a war in the trenches as the Trojans' massive offensive line stifled the vaunted Tech offence. With Pickering holding a slim lead late in the game, a Hail Mary pass was caught by a Blues' receiver after a Tmjani defensive back tripped. The broken play went it, tlsr Tr— Jan.-' five -yard line. One play laser. Te -h punched in the win- ning touchdown. A win there "would have Ontario - Hock Schools SuRvmer � I $275 00/wk includes G.S.T. PROGRAMS FOR (A, AA, AAA) Houseleague through rep. divisions BOYS & GIRLS AGES 7-13 . 16-20 Aug. 23-27 MLY I�� ffaOftt tet Canadiaw Na1Mwd Titian 3 All Programs Include * Complete Skill Development * 3 Hr. daily ice (daily scrimmage) * O.H.S. Sweater * All-star games * Pizza Party Call today to reserve 839-3794 Program Director - Craig Chandler Appro3L 30 skaters & 4 goaltenders per session FAMILY DENTAL CARE Q ilk. M&M Ir aft 01 o*, CNIteN18la1[ u M l 1 OzW esti over ft= Of Sewn bb gft o CON& netwrlgn c Co FAWN CJ i!fm�t enalilg�eab �lvdeiie 0 we 10 womb Q we Do Moroni 1 DerJ. D'SiOUZA ck Street North, Whitby (9051430-0118 �fYt�ragfMttilte • asill t.Ild fiipYlaab laililr rwlf•Rdi� tttl.•tfip �aea waift cleft I I. ,tipped the whole thing:' recalls I f iron. ''1 i t get so ckose and no turn the corner was disappointing:' The winning Pickering High School tradition was especially manifested in football, says Hiron, as it was just a part of the whoxol's culture which was also true of other sports at the school. Including basketball, volleyball and track and field. "The players expected to win and wanted to win:" explains Hiron. '11hey would see what the previous teams had done and they wanted to keep the thing rolling" After a year's hiatus away from extracurricular activities. WIRE To WIRE I 839-7"2 Now We" >o tp6ntaor AditR 8eerbeN tum Mon a Tues. Ill�lff 1211 Kirgelon Rd. ® ROOM a career Hiron says it's time for Durham teachers to get back into the gyms and out on to the fields with the students, as school spirit has fall- en off dramatically without after- school sports. "If anything (the past year) has given me a lot of insight into where a lot of the fun in teaching came;' he says. "Working with the kids after school brought fun into it. It almost made it seem like it wasn't a job. "We have to get them back. The school doesn't have a heartbeat right now. We have students who are unhappy and staff who are un- happy. It's not a good climate- Hiron says he plans to spend the next year of his retirement fishing on his boat on Lake Sim- cce, as well as taking in some golfing and doing some travel- ling. He doesn't count out return- ing to coaching in the future. "if I find myself getting bored, volunteer coaching is something 1 could do. But, for the first year. I'm going to sit back and relax:' A retirement party is planned for Hiron at the Ajax Wanderers Rugby Club. Harwood Avenue North. on Friday. June 18 at 7 p.m. For tickets. call John Marti- ni or Ron Parfitt at 683-4785 or they will be available at the door. THE ULTIMATE ALL -SEASON PERFORMER! 110,00 u �E"p WEIP . WpRM,mSave 45 0/10n ` `.. i a Sib I d NR° ry �... IBYAL RlVE7T s.2... Sports I-Ator AJAX — After 31 years of 15/7541A patrolling the sidelines as the 59.99 J5/751114 head coach of one of Durham Re- 63.99 '775/75114 gion's most productive high 67.99 11)5/75415 school football programs, Gra- 69.99 3/75115 ham Hiron is calling it a career. 73.99 0;75/751151(1 The catalyst behind the Pick- al." C '5/70113 ering High School Trojans' long- 54.99 ' 95/70R14 standing tradition as a football 61.99 0'-%5/70414 powerhouse in the region. Hirci 65.99 P:_5/701110 will officially retire from teach- 67.99 02 5/708 !4 ing and coaching this month. Fol- 70.99 0275/70815 lowing a successful career spent 72.99 02c5/65R15 entirely at the Church Street high 76.99 school where he won I I Lake Ontario Secondary School Ath- letics football titles, he simply says it's time to move on. "I felt the timing was right. As you know, the climate in the province for education is not good. particularly in my area of expertise; notes Hiron, 55, the head of physical education at Pickering High for the past 12 years. Prior to taking over as the head of that department in 1987. he served as the assistant Phys -ed head there since 1972. "I1w way I feel right now, it's time to move on and let the younger folks take over." Although teaching at the same school over the span of his 31 - year career in education is a rare feat indeed. Hiron downplays that fact, saying he didn't want to leave d school that had uo much to offer in the realm of sports. "There was no reason to leave:' he says. " 1 was hesitant to leave something that 1 knew was great. Ever since I came here. It 3. was a sports haven. i didn't want to risk leaving it" ' After graduating from the University of Toronto with a dc - gree in health and physical edu- cation in 1968. Hiron lmrnedimc- ly began teaching at Pickering High School that year. Ed Grant, a leacher who was transferring _ from Pwkcnng High to Dumbar- ton High School at that umc. tipped tum off to the ph opening at rho Aox —tx". 'l went down there, liked what 1 saw and took the job- re- calls Hiron of lug arrival there. In his early days at Pickering High, he coached football, rugby and basketball. but later gave up basketball for a five -yea stint as the schwul's wrestling coach. For the past 15 years, he's co mentrat- ed sokly on football and rugby. Although he never played rugby, Hiron notes he gravitated toward the spurt as it held many similaities to football and many of the players who played foot- ball in the fall also played rugby in the spring. Graham Himn presides over a Pickering High School Tro- jans'fcwtball practice in this file photo. The long-time coach and educator is retiring this year after a it -year career. -Rhe good thing was that 1 wanted to conch rugby because most of the kids in rugby were also in the football program. That was part of it:' he says, adding he was taught the game by the school's long-time rugby coach Mac Mitchell. Arguably the winningcst coach to ever walk the sidelines in Durham Region high school football, there were a lot of rnern- orable moments for Hiron, but not all of them were good. He led the senior Trojans to countless LOSSA championships during his career. but the sweetest title was the firs) one captured by Pickering High in 1975. At rho time, it was the Oshawa schools which dominated the gridiron. but the underdog Trojans changed that perception for good. -"For a ream th.s side of Os- hawa to win a LOSSA tick (at that time) was unheard of. It was thought that only the Oshawa schools could play football," re- members Hiron. The must haunting and dnap- 11J'T E- E -R T I M E Mle-a Got The Right Gift For Fathers W. !W Gag CuiOVr F« k Gag 99 CerORF ' AvaWbb For • Rnp Pana • Roundel d Golf Buy 1 Large 8uclaet 6 W. I Get 2" Suchd FREEI "*Z lm Floc I� 6 Catnl 560 Taunton Rd. W. Aja I (tes) 428-8479 _ pointing football memory for Hiron occurred in the 1988 Metro Bowl finals between Toronto's Central Tech Blues and Pickering High at North York's Esther Shin- er Stadium. Pickering High was the Cinderella team that season, arriving in the final against a dominating Central Tech team which expected to receive link resistance from the regional rep- trsentauves from Ajax. "Nobody gave us a chance against Central Tech." recalls Hiron. "Rhcw were a very good football team.*' How wrong the pundits were. The game was a war in the trenches as the Trojans' massive offensive line stifled the vaunted Tech offence. With Pickering holding a slim lead late in the game, a Hail Mary pass was caught by a Blues' receiver after a Tmjani defensive back tripped. The broken play went it, tlsr Tr— Jan.-' five -yard line. One play laser. Te -h punched in the win- ning touchdown. A win there "would have Ontario - Hock Schools SuRvmer � I $275 00/wk includes G.S.T. PROGRAMS FOR (A, AA, AAA) Houseleague through rep. divisions BOYS & GIRLS AGES 7-13 . 16-20 Aug. 23-27 MLY I�� ffaOftt tet Canadiaw Na1Mwd Titian 3 All Programs Include * Complete Skill Development * 3 Hr. daily ice (daily scrimmage) * O.H.S. Sweater * All-star games * Pizza Party Call today to reserve 839-3794 Program Director - Craig Chandler Appro3L 30 skaters & 4 goaltenders per session FAMILY DENTAL CARE Q ilk. M&M Ir aft 01 o*, CNIteN18la1[ u M l 1 OzW esti over ft= Of Sewn bb gft o CON& netwrlgn c Co FAWN CJ i!fm�t enalilg�eab �lvdeiie 0 we 10 womb Q we Do Moroni 1 DerJ. D'SiOUZA ck Street North, Whitby (9051430-0118 �fYt�ragfMttilte • asill t.Ild fiipYlaab laililr rwlf•Rdi� tttl.•tfip �aea waift cleft I I. ,tipped the whole thing:' recalls I f iron. ''1 i t get so ckose and no turn the corner was disappointing:' The winning Pickering High School tradition was especially manifested in football, says Hiron, as it was just a part of the whoxol's culture which was also true of other sports at the school. Including basketball, volleyball and track and field. "The players expected to win and wanted to win:" explains Hiron. '11hey would see what the previous teams had done and they wanted to keep the thing rolling" After a year's hiatus away from extracurricular activities. WIRE To WIRE I 839-7"2 Now We" >o tp6ntaor AditR 8eerbeN tum Mon a Tues. Ill�lff 1211 Kirgelon Rd. ® ROOM a career Hiron says it's time for Durham teachers to get back into the gyms and out on to the fields with the students, as school spirit has fall- en off dramatically without after- school sports. "If anything (the past year) has given me a lot of insight into where a lot of the fun in teaching came;' he says. "Working with the kids after school brought fun into it. It almost made it seem like it wasn't a job. "We have to get them back. The school doesn't have a heartbeat right now. We have students who are unhappy and staff who are un- happy. It's not a good climate- Hiron says he plans to spend the next year of his retirement fishing on his boat on Lake Sim- cce, as well as taking in some golfing and doing some travel- ling. He doesn't count out return- ing to coaching in the future. "if I find myself getting bored, volunteer coaching is something 1 could do. But, for the first year. I'm going to sit back and relax:' A retirement party is planned for Hiron at the Ajax Wanderers Rugby Club. Harwood Avenue North. on Friday. June 18 at 7 p.m. For tickets. call John Marti- ni or Ron Parfitt at 683-4785 or they will be available at the door. THE ULTIMATE ALL -SEASON PERFORMER! 110,00 u �E"p WEIP . 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Once again, the Sox relied on air- tight defence, solid pitching and an explosive offence to win the title . Pickering entered the final as the only undefeated team in round-robin play. The Red Sox' opponent, the Ajax Spartans, were looking to avenge an earlier loss ter Pickering. But the Sox rolled to an easy 14-1 victory. Peter Murphy and Cory Schu- macher each earned three runs batted in. Dwayne Proudlove supplied the defensive gem of the game with a spectacular diving catch in left field. The Spartans' hats were kept quiet through seven innings as pitchers The Pickering Aerials Gvmnashcs Club front mw; from left, are ANcia Mokedanz Mark Phillips and David Aquino combined for a two -hitter on the handed out its hardware to deserving gym- and Tara Swami. In back row, from left, are mound. nasts at its vear-end banquet at the West Kate Newton, Alicia Calderone. Brookelvnne To earn a berth in the final, the Shore Communitv Centre Friday night. In Primrose and Alanna Weston. Sox needed a victory over Blct ordalc ' plthe third game of round-robin Aerials gym -dandiest win awards play. The Sox put the game out of reach early as the, - cruised to a 25-6 AL RIVI.17/ Nems Aelverriser photo victory. Thomas Fraser halted a long PIC'KERING — The: h,k went to Bridget Primrose. Vanes - home run to left field. Bring Aerials* Gymnastics Club sa MacLennan and Catherine The third game brought eventual paid tribute to it% best at the an- Lotito lir "significant accom- finalists Ajax and Pickering together, nual awards banquet at the West plishmcnts' this season. with the Sox overpowering the Spar- Shire Community Centre last Tara Swami was ruined the tans 10-5. Friday. outstanding Aerials' advanced Ajax jumped out to an early two- The club's Athlete of the Year competitive recreational gym - run lead. But. the Spartans couldn't Award went to Browkelynn nast of the year. The ACR pro - shut down the powerful Red Sox Primrose. an Aerials' national- gram in the club is coached by hats as Brandon Crummey nailed a stream competitor arxl first-ever Kathy McNally and Karen Ellis. fastball deep to right field fur a home national senior high perfiwmamc The club also paid tribute to run Kyle Dornan anchored the de- gymnast in the history of the gymnasts who made varioa+ toter fence with a great leaping catch at club. teams, representing the province first hale in the third inning to end The club's Award of Honour at prestigious meets in Florida an Ajax threat was won by Alicia Calderone and Ohio this season - a record In the second game against West and Kate Newlon who enjoyed year for placement of gymmasts Hill. Pickering was firing on all outstanding competitive seasons on touring squads. Competing cylinders in an I8-1 rout. at the provincial level. on those teams were Vanessa Pitcher Anthony Luc threw a one- h The Work Ethic of the Year Rohiason, Julie Ann Passu. Alan- - itter through four innings to lead the Sox a, victory. Award was won by Alyscia y Mokedanz. a provincial -level 0 - Pickering started the tournament gymnast deemed one of the by hammering Colxourg 19-1 under hardest workers during him nmg 7 - the lights. sessions, Brent Taman, kept the Cobourg The above national and hattcr ar/l-esatal a all night with a stellar pitching performance. George _ IMt.virw-rat gn. yna[. m vrbc tuh are coached by Tanya Szpak and — Bonnovski punched home four runs Don Muir " and Jamie Molony went 4 -for -4 at The Comeback of the Year the plate. Wesley Leufkens made the Award was handed out to ecr win - final three put-outs at first base to nets Bridget Primrose and Vanes- i end the game. sa Maclennan who reti cried to The team is coached by Mike training from injuries to post out- Leufkcns. Gary Tamara, Jim Crum standing results this season. a mcy. Billy Fraser and Joe Aquino. Special recognition awards C- - THRIFTY MECKS-NIC SHOP t I _— 695 F k' Avr. Ajax —_-- WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW 1 MECHANIC ' Like any doer autc part, trrwr�g belts eventually wear out. Ttrey need b tw !21" ` �- • replaced babre may break! Replace Your I Timing Belt Now 'I & Pay NO MY, I ow~ in i..trr wp10 MW b tw-tM r rwe Vskad Clnrorw•rw i tri•nde b wine Gatos r 80.00 ecorts trait boli r al 80.000 - 100.000 leen. NOTICE OF PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE - HIGHWAY 407 ETR EAST PARTIAL EXTENSION MARKHAM ROAD TO BROCK ROAD/HIGHWAY 7 The 407 ETR Concession Company Limited (ETR) is the private sector cotu xuum which has purchased from the Province of Ontan i the right and obligation to own, develop, design, build, operate and toll Highway 407 from the Qu en Elizabeth Way in the City of Burlington to Highway 7 eau of Brock Road in the Town of Pickering. Under the ER umbrella, the SlF Joint Venture is a separate entity which is responsible for the delivery of the design and construcetoo of the yew highway components via a construction subcontract. SLF is proceeding with the detailed design and development of Highway 407 from Markham Road (Highway 48) m Markham to Highway 7 cast of the Brock Road in Pickering. This project is being undertaken in accordance with rile Conditions of Approval grated Boder the Ewirwwvn l Assessurew Act (Order in Council No. 1704,98). The arca of the approved extension is shown below: imortriauon drop -m centres have been arranged to provide the public with opportunities to review and comment on details related to alternatives being considered for the refinement of the approved corridor and toad alignment. The Public Information Centres will be held between 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. at the following locations: Monday June 21, 1999 Thursday, June 24,1999 at the Markham Senior's Activity Centre located at 22 Water Street, in the Town of Markhain at the Kobe Auction Barns located on Brock Road North in the Town of Pickering (between Third Concession Road and Taunton Road) All input will be considered in determining and mitigating effects on the environment and will be documented in the Design and Construction Reports which will be filed with the Ontario Ministry of the Environment. For further information please contact: Mr. Lloyd Torrens, Manager, Environmental Studies, SNC-Lavalin Engineers & Constructors Telephone: (416) 252-5311 Fax: (416) 231.5356 na Weston. Kate Ncwton and Bnxokclynn Primrose. Most Improved Gymnasts Awards went to athletes from various divisions in the club - Lindsay Qualtrugh (mini -pre - competitive). Melissa Pavlidis (pre -competitive), Felicia Bianchet (pre -competitive elite). Sydney Kent (pre -junior ACR). Staccv Mmtsopoulus (junior ACR). Amanda Profit (intermc- diatc ACR), Renee Rolph I senxrr ACR). Vanessa MacLennan (provincial level 1). Kimberly Dingle (provincial level 1). Kyl:t Chong (provincial level 2). Aly- cia M.okedanz Iprovinctal level 2). Bantam Dolphins dunked in football The Ajax -Pickering Dolphins' football hantarns went down to defeat its C'an[bridge in their sum- mer league borne opener, losing 19-0 at Kinsmen Park Sunday. The Dolphins are cur- rently 0-2 in league play. Thr Ajax -Pickering bantams will play their next home game against Huronia at Kinsmen Park in Pickering Sunday, June 20. Kick-off is at 4 p.m. j ) Major Junior A Roller Hockev Games Prayed at Pickering Recreation Centre Thursday, at 7:30pm June 17 Vaughan Rockets June 24 York Region Thorough Blades Gou" CYMW NEWS ADVERTISER EML THE News A(hrertiser AT newsroom@durham.net C AASSIFIESD NEMS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, June 16,1999 PAGE 13 AM To Place Your Ad Call.- 683-0707 all. 683-0707 E:ar..n I I C- I I Cason EI --c- 1 OeNeral F1EIP cwrlwal IMp 1 RW -* 1 W- Iwy W s" " M sow H* DIAMOND INSTITUTE Durham Region's Leading IT Certification College On any given day there are about 25,000 IT jobs available In Canada. Are you prepared for IT opportunities? Our June graduates have 100% placement in related jobs. 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Grow with the 3rd IarRest nz,- Coaprany in the world. Revo ree partor the tarremt Little Caesar's Franchisee in Eastern Canada MANAGERS IN TRALVEVG Receive paid training earn $19,7110 - $22.100 to start Earn up to $35,110)(1 per year in 12-18 months Fax resume to LITTLE CAESAR'S 416.621")583 MC` am Parr 'raH""e Omet .onni.nAe Fkat- WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR aa Auswxr mw be err- Ellis Packa Pn Ltd.. a r r k1,- g tt p r i•.s aM 901436 r,46 THE SAIL STATION --nor manufacturer f F+Wm�K^ ianxis, requires trying reit", Career •.w a dynamic tram let with excellent a„uae v,:M's p-ple skills to tread up our warerhot n"'eads. w ca -4", MW- and shipping departments. The ideal ell",andidate nrue has a minimum of 5 yea. imaa�pr�h"ve; st-ow Nations e,0, wan•houw and shopping experience in a 1 5wat.22t7 leadership role and has a proven TMCMtR WASTED for.sla• .:hil:ry to dnve change. hived V11" na+ n -- Reply in writing or fax to wag 1p SmWI _.act A ni kx sepmMew aptt IIO"d Director of Manufacturing iie Fpa9n T4S "Ii' ELLIS PACKAGING LTD. roma Car 905- 42$ Ore a Fa reeve, to 9014267426 1830 Sandstone Manor, aEUwOMErmof 11 Pick Ont., L1W 3Y7 PMT A FULL MA perp R Fax (9051831-7571 wow W accApld aseswg err am f11 so b WA b to kin�Hartr�. rovesCal 1ai6-9M-9Caesars a t -600 - 1 1 Caesars 1 1 Caesars Mn F, tie w oar ar w.ww vel M PART TIME At STHETICWI .cert'C" NEEDED NOW'' I • i,ustorrtw Service Rep - Web Page Design Assistant • ,enefal Labourer • Auto Detailer Between the ages 16-24 and not returning to school? Cab (905) 839-3845 ext. 706 for more info. 0 t G0ree nay 1 Geral Mop 1 G•"w" letlm 100-200 JOBS! PICKERING, AJAX, WHITBY, OSHAWA STUDENTS WELCOME! work br OWntum 13 weeks quality to win cash pilaw Draws b be next on Sept 30. 1999 and Dec 15 1999 MMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR: • Strong Labourers $8 32'Hr • Mover Helpers S8.32Mr. • Assemblers V 12/W. • Auto Part Redtere. (M0'Nght) $7.2&W • Pkcttel.?aGlyn ST28JFk. • uc. Rayrno d Reach Operston $10.401W. • Bindery Workers $7.28IFk. • Days, Afternoons, Silicas txs Bring your seem -toed Battery boots, be prepared to work today. Must bring vocl cheque or savings account information for direct deposit. Ralsr a friend.. sism a bonuall Call (496) 292-2282 for spilt. I do wlew held in Plckiser" on Ned-. June /6. 1999 at PbMarlelO Recreation Complex Rowe 111 1967 Valley Farm RdJMwy. 2 KITCHEN HELP Enpehertce preferred but not necessary. Must be available days, evertings 8 weekends. 6tar*V salary $7.52hr Ab phone Calls. Drop off resume at Restaurant or Service Desk at Zellers Durham Centre 100 Kingston Rd. Ajax, Ont. Pickedn& Ajax, Whitby We have long term and short term asnm Its m your area immediately available on au ado. Some of them can lead to full -tine employment We Saeed: • Bindery Workers - mkt ft It dIMB amNlable. are u4� Atli (6 ea e) • Order Pickers - days, aRArWOeae • Weekend workers, all dd ts, for eiader7 ant PatJtaBap Juba College, University Students welcome. Safety shoes a must. Apply to Global Human Resource Centre recruiting in Ajax on Thursday, June 17 only, 9 am to 3 pm at Accounting Solutions, 95 Bayly St.W., #502, (West of Harwood, in Loeb Plaza) All other weekdays: apply 10am-3pm, Global Human Resources, Warden Ave., #217, (below Eglinton. ISi 'OP Wi,,Aas Pa t .. .k,.a _� T Ibl ntAeew'/ rN haw n Tr M c AHwaimeer iiia. f6s-42a w6 3 MANAGER bairns b ee- n•nmg ,c Salm cavern Salary Dana '.wo me ca amo.rxr two •e 127-i 'D0.OaaPA'" AUTO OETAHIII nr.dad b w nam -.4.. snap wn1 be exiii ced. ow 25. 1.•t rad driven keeNe ee esu a asawan., FULL TM,PW TIME m ,, non crtxrei sal metra, M kcem.d :Nkat. 1 2 Jays e.ee am aAMSIs roc uwav .nil ewww elute RAW "- W*nce a int fly to ,"m MN r2111-4,132 CAKGNER aa"" 4r cow am n the Flow -g ane, P•^ tine Mum nave "a. mc4 sum won Cm m, °sura Cal somas for SAH• axF, AAFOr,7 CLASS A DRIVER WANTED FSII nae pi.tk+n 1'.1n.lewwl rxpeewrire •�bred Flere,s. +w rd pm^••+^ aakeTl ckawp4Fiaersiw O""' MnRr.uRk, om. CLASS -OMNI NI Mnmum I Eaves weerrwa b OrAwo ant USA ixaa6m contract. yd�yd SUM 'nm 1905) A23.6Y771poMo mwwal CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers cheek Meir ad upon publication as Name Ad- venaser will diol be te- spatsible for more MM one incorrect insertion and there shall be no it - ability for non -insertion of any advertisement. Liability for Brim in ads is Emaed to eW aDMlmn pod fir the spats oCCu- pyiq the error. N copy is subject to the appro- val of ERanag~ of News Adserbser. COFFEE TIME looking for reliable Counties help. L" p - do inung or still/ 475- 1y m pe-saei air N1sMey Rd N. Aja CUSTOMER FWMd PKkW Will ad au m* oMlpMb 1 General Erle ESTABLISHED Alm comoany seexinp gwi,fied smpper:,e. Prase to mums to li)5) 686913, ESTNETKW. br ow beamr- 1W spa Iac'my Pan-hme or ,0 Wil Saay comrlus- I-. mon be gUaMod. co- mut+itic aro protefsional ��fop-dt Isane to m. skin + n% CmnwJDay was n ')(nam OAMwa W li to 515.9116 EXPANDING XIARNR COM vary nos �mrned&M OW r„Is 1r wal'IM dowin +rot cos ad ran SSM WO weekly r41 11 ),127- x'() Ebrdav mru Frtdsy EXPI MENCED stylists rF t Md ley Mme an° pHr1-mnt M N Quatro Ha Fin• I n Paling Try come sw Plow Call +.51671- a tax to 7175168, 7558 FIFTH Arwwt cuatctiol bald •fi. amnets d a Wenn w nnd-$110 tkpi-NI 'asmipii NeMrY Law) W se! JIM 15m 551 L33 FULLPlckerma 90151 - FULL A PMT TIME LHN T.gnwaH ),I . ngt 1 prermus 1 -w -e ..es li,* a PENNZOIL 195 ,limit Rr S AH. lw see taw No EIKN*IKE HECESfIM u.,ure lteurdnnsl riwded a•:o %.MOed n asa:s'am "a on reesw,l b Nwwal VIM n M P,ck..vg -Came do5)Ji= MMTYLMT reeved OW 5.. Sam Gaud ew . • nint " Will be exptn- _•.d Call ee}w11 .ree,g .'. 1.104 a ra,0145 &UST SALON eq.m W � ." MM'an1 • I w .•N Vow -ommislm aro .r.1 ONW4 Fee ase pan .','Paeans to, wewene, •AM Trawn rW e,p.wl- mF~ appon,niA,Ms ?IMM left, , }7727 0CE11SE0 ASSISTANT Man. .ow mr w. talo`• ,.aria . ae ir1Yv` and pelite pees, t sur pit nor. ta.e SNM a yx awe, aantq� E. itRl-rNW NAIRSTLIST k.PAP. Fa In m x:'x:u• Pint Sora s80n�eyasMag. itarOAl mo Sini- m call mmrrw Carve N DIATE 0""w" w I- ... ser 1st '.r^ .n0 rxomee i'. sun tom u work &.PON Moa oar See tar Call eeMe 1 100-W-5157 LAMNIK sum Wiwi k - u ZA iNS43-1FOe, LANDSCAPE MwnlOw., w- •-awr.d laa0,m 3 yens limrin., Car Sao- 550 Mo.Ot Friar (9050284M LNMM WE �Onmry su a'-, m ostiole Wtmby based. compcas PeOr row. Cab 905 955 a W ieswl r :41612866.120 :W -- p1.NAM mmaoimly fArrry labour, '" str0xlor Ism osn 6redi) TSeepays_ HwWrsdays uo Axys Era wit a pCAN 43 w Hee doili m CAN 47Fn37 a crop mala 110 Moad- = Aw W MV LSI$kW M mowed n TW- ewo Fix lesimet ID awm- tarx4 Fm restive b 41621} UM W as 1-800.465-3062 m 726 Linin MPJSTMU. wq- wm temp. mim trove 6 mwem .arm9 ismsence a SONY SM04M boor. Pick - arm wogs oalawa anos. ri an lea Wt .0 be w M.A." al the oemKm c, vin Asalwwm 99 Tnanbm ROM Sova, Oft" a fe,a 4. Jvee 22mr kom 9:30 ant. •2OD pm PURDYS annAlmaAxr am A �K arFM91", PM M ngtlNed for tact paced erlisioni lMtt. Must Ifo wing b wart it a lam awironment. Please call "a9taeee. Ask IOM Skit: - __ MAR BROWN'S Pickering I= Kbpbm ad. Paruinet Camith /s A 610 Monarch ATB., Ajax rax 9427-1426 Our location currently requires Food swvice workwa Ideal candidates will M• ex •nennd in customer service light fixxf preparation & familiar with health & safety standards. Flexibility is essential. If this opportunity appeals to you, please deliver or fax your resume to the above address by June 26th, 1999. we it** all applicants, but only Ot els tieleeted for an Itltennate will be contacted. PONTIAC *SALES PERSON Preferably G.M. Experienced For Confidential Interview Please Call Chuck Hughes (9006111113-6561 W'r^'i-W Now Hiring EXPERIENCED COOKS & SERVERS Please apply with resume in person to 21 Celina St., Oshawa • No Nights Weekends or Holidays • Pad Training and Benefits Work part-time hours with ft world's NUAMER 1 Home Cleaning Service Pickering Location Car Required merry 905-426-6683 maids RECE171 ) 'IST (.ACCT'S PAYABLE CLERK Full time•, computer literate•. Previous experience an must. Drop resumes only please No telephone calls Ontario Data Supplies Ltd. 1915 Clements Rd. Unit 05 Pickering SHUTTLE DRIVERS (PART TIME POSITIONS) Mature. 'eSOor":•Cke �nC..• d::ai5 aril^ a wod driving record for our customer oriented service Deparbttent Weekdays SMtable for homemaker or active pensioner. Apply m person to Judy Lewis IReupOonl Sheridan CKMLET OLDSM MILE CADILLAC LTO. I= KINGSTON RD WAERING. ONT LIN 1Ca 19051 U3 -Un FAX 1905) 663-971 TV / FILM AUDITIONS ACTORS WANTED N 8 Film Assignments. No Fees. No Courses. Call(416)221-3829 0MRATIONS CLERK s Sl RAww.Rl •Ic KER3 ' CerepimY a it- Wo- 491O1.e S'nu DO!.- «rn n lMO.wa 1e, an oar- 1.in Mae, ale, OwM akar edwA IY _ ova •oi vod. bay ' m N, 1m and dY e St-St51t.R Jolts Iry jprN eRpn�w+c0 le n. Sr„W� � 13-11 momum yal� oldm nr Ea^fJ4 07-ee ear weer Wtdll. hn+tW Od9ovg as"" Com A , xn.up Cat ped diff se'to M oily re, Cau .:.mho idxrakin Suit mWmealwp MW poslrws "Gown ,tp' Comm ..g CO-WAO xaroe wd 19" 434-7905 yaeiaa Sees Cam 433- 71 am bar elu+es Ori) am ■it lfAKfEisAr14 auakaad appMams me ee L' 01%0 SLOW% Wahl :aa •,rot tamr% (75000 annwiky 5 Na <) mmeea4 opwkng PMT A FULL MA perp R Mn stoat ugd" aW- 0ur.d fo, sur Gixery sin. am f11 so b WA b to n pit Des ad JfJry do appy a SR s +Pa.,tJ Sinn. Neec .we, Iran. int' ronsn- 129 EEw.00a w 5. Nr w oar ar w.ww vel M PART TIME At STHETICWI .cert'C" W"'W Or Waw Ian CaAN 4 Skom 0&1 ad rase MW YisAW q Anti n penart r,m - CSN Wee ham 9 am .5 pm sae, r 76 AWa St E . 2W 19051 R7r920 ow. Down a cum In ptking ■�-'�S' THE KWS AMNTISEA s PAW Tele CAME M" for Kim to d" pa- • Gtoopues pas am oven ow a dor • Process Orders PF. law ems a +er by 600 Pr No In War riwyiMrnodpa W Gr R�Wund 9%563-5117 Joan, ( -11344 WLTREitutilmirm. so 80e� MAIDS ad Shoo4, sun w tamed Cal The Paha 420- labourers waited Fax re- 2585 some to 905-636.9314 www sous ate to bum HAIR STYUST Pideng Prnas Goes Cao lo' WANTED tug pine Will" DM4M East titin / dill tinm. IA,N IRM aDexime Ask to Mrcnua Chan w 19011544 for busy SAW in 5961 hourly GraOwta wekome to apo)( rgsawnlanyiik. Wus bernaRh tremor.Dao tl11NOW Tom 001081 EapwiaRsd n Atb. pAsdwl• taril No o Res non 1w A Coven Presse e MI1d Sam wml Be, ee o 114Hb Wipe Y Iiia n appellants. Good T w Ownam Repan 42X44" trripeMRB TB�TrIe CO. T 110E WOMWt sEEDE0.11 o.nQ pan Miltst ce expera,&I hooe iPkdeerrq) to ladder 6 ea frakn E�"wmMil Fill les, uFMI rote, moRN cash DDWAes dally pay 8 ERHMp pees avaleem. U" aro studnn sun lmme- somww Please okeell.Fa tot into Pa ka9e ram 24 INS. bot -free 1-11115- CBS t a �771.74M. PI77A COOK 4 rat 7� t tffw experkNra part nme2 116A Hina h pends sun T a�1ns S s'"e EIPA19aM PBA KI te- nix' M nk own Full-time tAeow Sec- IemrY. Ilw.. Computer ea- GEMBAL LAMMM for c s- own= an asse Apply n M sate small Fax a adp 0wrOM ill r OF N SAn. % 6 Xmis a Al Full little p1f. 115 nEAW Sum 209. MIL M.M pW a b start. 19051 KMMr " 7226-72M. FSR (9051 426 ■RIIM�E �- 1 '�"!-L GOAL*" EEPEMIEIICEO Home-based - Full time ystrokes Management Corp is exp I Its medical service to cover a gro is of Canada and the United States luire local medical terminology exl o have worked a minimum of 2 ) ling for a variety of medical discipl lferably DR's and Discharged Sun s. Our large staff of home-based n transportationists are set up to nically access dictation, working fle urs and earning above average Inc sed on productivity. good working knowledge of MS v )rdperfect is also necessary Please fax your resume in confidence to: (905) 660-7599 I SHIM H oApwb 1 Salt ap/A9Ne, AIR CONDITIONING t he largest new home heating o ntractor she GTA. launching new aggressive Sal campaign for • Add-ons to ever 35M new home customers annually • Replacement furnace & air conditioning market • Salh/5crvice/lmall Seek experienced DIRECT SALES PERSONS further our capansiun HVAC Exp preterred nm will trans NVE OFFER: • (1n -going ;raining support • ()pp)nunrty-earn$60K- • Top Commmion I I OFi - i I !�xni in English & Rchahle Transportahym a 11lim Fax reseaw: 4167V-7402 goSkilled MIND Skilled Help ADANIS SERX'ICES requires 50 AZ DRIVERS • 2 yrs. exp. • Local hwy. • Local city • Lots of weekend work Call Randy 720-2204 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 CLASS 'A' TECHNICIAN Preferabh titi:alLr>>i r experience; for bust' Joallership. Fax resume to: 905-683-5738 MA kOTA Cl s TS for aiXmssire driq store in Krhitbt/ • Benefit plan • 30-40 hrs/wk. Pleasc call Jerry Belz at 666-37,'4 1 sate t."howft 1 '�m•mM ewer oAr CEM'AL 4ECE"IaFIst -rid MIS Rips .. ,,.,Ol ., -ee- 1 ;n:;xnp S�co�w I;omp�ny kwc M��' Ian. awl :.lowly; 4; ..;urd In mw compwr .rotnwt., CDA • n in DYnwn 11Rpm A orelered Fill mwr4 to .i, W Twmor, WaiuM Eery 905.4,34-M u RAN But Mie a pond np ms-orS• n rRankebn9 FULL note 0.0 IropahoitAt ,N: sales ExpvlrKe n as +.' DW MI M.4Rwy FWI r.Wnea , List O = sur '.. em AAMC pie n1. a .0001., and COW40V .cceM b IMI6 001, lei •ev a 0W Sow rt ti � 9051655-0611-'"'--'� LAKERIOGE PRECISION INC. is looking for neat. conscientious, team players. Require CNC Lathe &Machining Centre Setup - Operators and also a General Machinist, days or nights. Must have 5 years experience. Mazatrol - an asset. Wages commensurate with experience. No limits. Fax resume to (905)837-0654 Only qualified candidates will be contacted MANUFACTURING PLANT n the Durham Region reaulres EXPERIENCED ROOF TRUSS BUILDERS For ser -,.r ;m,•':;e ahor Wages Dased on experience IF hiereresta:d fax rearms a to 905 6213 0007 attention J. Parks. INSTALLERS WANTED Johnston Equipment. ;anada s reader 1n the Material Handling Industry has open- ings for Installers in our Industrial Rack- ing and Shelving division Applicants must have a vehicle, have proper workboots, be able to operate power tools and have no fear of heights Please forward your resume to: Andy Barclay G.N. Johnston Equipment Co. Ltd. 1570 Bonhill Rd. Mississauga. ON LST 1C8 Far 905-570-6691 l •.o.aw m.acr 1 -oras ae.dkr oerw 7Mw IMMEDIATELY REQUIRES AFTER HOURS CO-ORDINATOR SucCeSSt01 apphrant will • Have minimum of 1 year experience providing In-home health pre • �;ssess a RPN or RN Certificate of "ompetence • Demonstrate ability to responsibly shift priorities and meet tight deadigkes • Demonstrate excellent verbal and 4-11en communiMon skulls in English • Derr onstrate excellent organizational ability and interpersonal skills ^p:y working in a dynamic team ?n !' iQrlfTlent Forward resslftes immsdfately to: After Hours Supervisor 179 Kin? St. E. Oshawa. L1H 1C2 Fax:905-576-0852 Eouai DvpnrTrir-ry=molc;Tr - ww mama ail aae4teaera Aar ace romr. only Move contacted writ be mlerdewed Fstn•mcl% do 4r , rC ,,,t •n... East of lornntl, requires a QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN ti%hu i, al.I+ mcchani.alh ulclincd r„r our manufacturing plant. Full time afternoon shift position. `tust be a self start & able to work with- out supervision. Fax resume with .,Mary requirements to: (905)571-2088 20 AZ Drivers for Local Durham Work Minimum 1 year experience and current abstract. Rate S15/hr. plus benefits Apply in person or call Northern Personnel Solutions 112 Athol SL, Suite 203 Whitby Phone: 905-430-7168 Watts Line: 14MM 439-7777 GENERAL LABOUR Need 20-30 people immediately Pickering area • Assembl • Order Picker/Packer • Shiftwork Register Now! Thursday June 17 McLean's Centre Westney Rd. (North of Hwy #2) Between 8 a.m. and 12 noon 1� z -71M. P E t S 0 N N E L Dir chert, a wel establetalL growing DAw Region Trailer Manufacturer requires a PRODUCTION SUPEIrIrBO@IT. Job responsbitas Include plxnatg, dieaxlg and mondomg the agmtes d a team d 11 supervisors. The deal carlddale s a team player, has a background in trailer m inufaaebritt9 a industrial 111MaI I I ICe00m and a minimum 2 years supetvlsor)' experience, TELEMMKETER some n ennfidencel Sn nerd wmm over WW ,@w w 14161 46 7767 I)rl base nmusNsuc PUT TIME :ENTAL RECEP- mprea tot eac _ ova •oi vod. bay geMfaial peMfM �.nhA7 aalit" e 7a expenericA nmcessary 11. are,. ad dWroiAAt Work horn home r'e4"boo a Inver loainp 07-ee ear weer Wtdll. hn+tW Od9ovg pb w eaaare n4v" atW to wok eMn- Call 416-737-4059 0ns9p172e. Odd ,alin4 to UNIOOE OMOATUNITY S '4e, a reply 10 Fit 0359 .cnitol pay structure •nor .;s03wa Tho Week 865 .amo bonuses Frpettea Faeeell St Oshawa. L'N tamr% (75000 annwiky 5 7l5 $tar $aM15 ane, Marknirg Proless,maft ikede0 Trade F.cnnaagqee mteoutmLe Ire FEASOR neead to IMS e,1 atnhsred IGrn d Mrapists 90543�I309 pkor,dn9 oaas tretraem WANTED- IAM Ca Sea M a cha «m M�opna delays AW"I sIWuM Irate Rep Oorli m Motors Good- one or mac d the tdne■kp yea 160 s,mcot Shite auakticatms e,wwxe n scum. OsMM (905404-22110 Dixrele Trial Training ed� a cum In ptking ■�-'�S' win i* eating m clWa. en P o en. P IrbritVucces we, 1r CAMIIET WI(ERS re0bied TIFt mikaddile me succrssyY can- lWly Cxnered CaDviel alae eem CleW. y used Peters ilea owy appy tedxigias however. Pkase h. aumt to 905- r, is i- N n ntWpplic Sts mu is be 983.9714 ass' depen"bl must le ro d a and SDI EIPEMEleCFO, CoiMridtim b comma to appmx 610 Its con to app labourers waited Fax re- week nclidinp aUOnae some to 905-636.9314 VI SasMdays PIP" lapid T WCLEILAS ibunp E+Den- sumo to D Wilson 197 Wayne Crt 0shwa. Ore LTG arced slrger IgurM m o. JR6 company 905-76,7- 05-161- 1020.0nD 12.0 PHYNTK L#PST )Om P".11" Drtro geltab CIIm. PAINTERS IE.penmcM $ve- GraOwta wekome to apo)( cdmradasl edWred to 03114 phone 416.596-402D Ed t3. an0 �a�e�r new "ousa �o Fax 4165963963 resp BGS Calf 8 M KUMeEa KEDEO Mor oro- gresskM. last -Trac dumb t: ly n Dur m Re- wrtAaE WHITED o.nQ pan Miltst ce expera,&I hooe iPkdeerrq) to ladder 6 ria) , esdemia 6 commercial ape Infant Full-time posaFit, 10 Well a'IMOe n nn periday aAOn - Fn. Ea - mettor6 r assn We over a benefit p'+nraJrtlkrmceslleeaen package a cdmpehtiye rales eOu.M. Nm -smoker. PFbMZ LXpan}}'' van Please can 7.7499 jyry%-. rnwe expedermed RaaM- ECE now br -plod apM non &Wm". Meehriol �fe1p tl fly � � CPA- IIaW Reply it complete conflderlC@ to REnaENIENT WINDOW 70iMY x110 Xdngmw aper- ms eat 4275263 ant ask fa OaM4lledeslg4 and OoOr IrAlaller. to ce CJP IF YOU LOPE [ml0ren, put cont a alwl ItWRw MOve- Suers AtklW4aNMCoNpWly MIKE BEHAN able a instalirg Days Doves Dons rapes 2 A 4) are kx" tree L'Mslld. 656 rresaY Ave- fq(YIt'!d OO 198 ram IS peoP6. and "Out" mwmum 10 Yrs la n evereRced doldcan live, ASK LfS 7y3 q. (905F E k 1EOINMEe experienced xM mna9awly'to 6u TN: (416) 921.6221 Fax (416) 921.2282 end "Out" Good oil steady 76 Wfn •oa Own loris Dokt ane, provide' in our rome. 9 Rl" 619•" Weekends. einrbw Insulters *0 truck " Px' "un ag Iioo tionato. Reteren.,s re- day J-4 drys/wea (team - EARN f200. SM. W. a IW Ownam ares soot- pill- Moa 4.anrmili, Pxrtrve. SHEET METAL MECHAN- TWred Cal i9D5H33-7595 able) Dlnet children accept. Non - more per week, assembloill ErefN,Red. sow also n9wrM coif 901 w..-ru.nk,ippmm�t,t,. IC AND APPRENTICES No"AN e0 er Strouds Non - products in the comfort of /,. P 420-1355 or 4167063735 like I Huns tiny arksprie' 1 smoker. 19051837-2062 V W own nano sad a wo- Apply by ram• .11 P. nn. 111110 Immediate positions available. Nikkei DWO !ev'xri9S) EAWWCN AND SUB MAXF iK naw Pnyle. i F011 rue, DENTAL ASSISTANT won addreseed Bumped envelope ER. b PAW 7 am son maxi IMnrvn Excellent we, e5 and benefit. MATURE oma. who lova 777 b Oil 62100 Dudes St "' ' " minimum 2 yrs e.perkence Ods n0 for full tome W. Seie, SII. M 636. Mfr WATIIf J*Wkv fame imp Win malneris Can b'ueen Asher NON' pac ges. IeedM to matermy Wye. a °off invent Eaperium4 pro 7am old gam for Hornell 72P-JEM empoymem kladay-Fr Scarborough. tnsatga, Oro 15K 2M Wrod. CSB 901B•1474M. TI 8.1105123 IA. i.h..rkLm -k,mrc. Fax resume hT ;irtps Sun date Aamie 21'428- 7�(la � � 4aar w house: Dean (905)831-1628 2 s ask fa Cady W905 -M 1156 extI 4597 Toronto Line: (416) 798-7259 four phone tines are open AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER Mon. to Fri. Dl6:00pm. 1822 Wbku �. Pickering 24 -Hour Fax: (905) 579-4218 Sat 9:30 am to 3:00 pen. CosDneteW Ave.k A{u 1'IpN (S1Ma )lase - Aoberiea Placa) � fireltlw 10 appem when tEttjtl9rtis9 r C OnUrIM Now you you word ad a also lrpptlars on the irMs1r19t at hltpJh6ww tlltErharEElt9Nla•Etat sem' :xo�" E -mad: All'"M 14 MEN AMMMSER• 1MEOI IMM EOn10N j.W /t• 19" ed 1MFeNw TINY flri ' 11rYBt11BrN atraN EINew AYf, tltspONflle. HMrptK a�$t$ rawly wm - 12 6.6E GNIlO CARE Brenta She comp r reowo w ow burly z INryt M S14 People. Sam 00L RM Such Ip, . W. Mira bus u pl. 2 - - i OWN. ,4 2 1rAW. slpn 4 6b ally 2 a non- ark a rbn•smpktr a et a sis arm third f7S0p (905)665 New vole_38 Sim mA nNaM CM 427-3675 7437 5 K IM5) 7860089(stlp) ELILUT Client held Alk 2 pI1 A�fN Navy Blue Fully ,nua a loaded Excellent condlhon /N9 >•' Orion TRAILER Excelkm corkdun $10500 chars. anne colour a n«a berka tea (WMs Rd .M of LOV Mi NOES onceEN Sk1ry inn r"M gar a 2 rook. ally kehol wood Northern2stoset. if. �VN7'EB7Y-2 am grsaN Chad- rfcMilpsol Pial' In. ark r 21,111 . PW(9051686-1990ASH mak Cab (9051686-0136 « U- aYallable floraimdurlp tai FLA6iT01eE, T grey row. t11C]CF.D PICK prOV40d IMANChik CPR, First ad vakv Farm/ stone approximalery loo so if $200 Cash a Carry :. Nwy 2 chose b RCINON Go GE(9051837-9600 Firewood $20 Wood"I Sarnia 1905! 26&2,21 �n 9-A R P.an• trailer e.cellent cmahm Paying Nea one Nat I,pP- late R a.m- - S P.M. NYLYMARW0D0 KIDDIE FOR SALE Stackaae washer •Children Wek-t)nw' LAND 99 Kids daycae amp. a- I 8 dryer 6 mo new Washer rs porlaNEW Asking 5150 Can Ilkh Lu1c. Ilm mirth ,d �a nai}t 111c i on SELLING? TOLD LINCOLN NERCIIRY" Your ant hop It"" 1p "161-8004169403 VE CLEAN ESTING" ad was r wall. Mechanical sa% CotllC*M � � 1. 2 A S Beff. Apts. Refurashed A New APP�s. AN INN. 11TCNB I- . hAlOwer SupL & Maint. On alts Sleeu ft. Rental OMCI: IMon - Fri. hitt -1 pn set i Sun Fpm- Spm WE/YALLIANT PROP<RTY llliuyages w rind spaces Er MANAOM MENT prNmce anatomic mom 1905)6837815 plst nrmh ,a *Aoufrville Flea Market 1 TnNMf CENTRAL Oaawa, large 2 (SCE uudeml wd, 3 •Lroumel" FREE, Clean fm available till for Daily Crop Update bedroom apartments AwIt 9Qa••aT�� 7X26 lots' provide Italy ot9anlpd FCarl REE.05Clean 786 Hnrr � Iver Alum iuralurrr,'n ur ht,t ouia. IST BONAIRE loot balker Ade In well maintained dally adrvihes owmgs m a Wdtertra,l permanent LIe blelarlQ dose to a an mvhn CPR gason"de ores FUR COAT - Beaudul cho- in par. 5 minutes Norm a Ple WI 905 723.0977 9 (905)426-1739 Lvlak brown. Cal let she I 1 1 Lindsay large xaed deck. )x 1 1 a m .?Pm GNIlO CARE Brenta She 10.12 Appuix0 at f9500. $ sacrifice was asking $5000. L� Ip, sned. It'0p "''Do TN 38.5378 a mw. on- hot»m Ip den FOE ,.rn to Life Cam- Iurdw educed to $3000 ANTN)UfSI'AholaN Ad New vole_38 Sim Wge new deck and IerKad DUNLOP Si. WHITBY A alb ane bewoom in 6 pyx nard- hea) Owmr loving no" care riataple In my lbme Am- IM5) 7860089(stlp) vice- amus valwdei uswll y pI1 A�fN Navy Blue Fully ,nua a loaded Excellent condlhon /N9 >•' Orion TRAILER Excelkm corkdun $10500 yd09 doors. 2 appliances. berka tea (WMs Rd .M of GREAT DEAL! Nmlendo 64 Iree' P Ic ismg oaingm. a- alts wIlplm Always parked inside Asking Call (905)-655-7144 or (4161- colo laundry park -M. son business coupe $750 pus 401) CAN 19051.871-M DAYCARE AVAILABLE m my Svstem Dr., one conhdkr two ml, b., oras ane nam- ale Wpw: ad Iwo 1007 amp" cord. was. ro Ilmrt to value con s0er) CalleclorM of any $8 500 (9051655-4660 11SN OLDS 88 LSS. Immaco- 578-5792 1990-COLEMMI - Ra,a" me thorn., -!4161759-5321 URGE bacbNm bsml atill °km� ally atom- x Goldeneye ant Nr Wars Frwe �nrts a si gle an- tae katner ImenOr, loaded .. CO- duN trailer e.cellent cmahm Paying Nea one Nat I,pP- vows in g yard. one KaI alk up WEt- V$ ,Ww a the E I Ask- alb 5200 him D"HI _ 404' Sfai "lees" m U^^rdOh (R ry IN by to re• nine ac. Cop 6-w2y sols. carefully fulminated sleeps 7, furnace. loot rocks, stove. callboy, (screened All Avad -ma $$5Wma ne- myak401 (9051619-9997 ggP,,np1 sDaM to al IEUNres Roeen YibmetCs IrKprOs "'Glade) mom neve used' tows rovty, gaud! 15L7"51 Elolr- PICKERING Rad : Rolle. wweMsay. ^ Mbglmes- Brooklm S115 Cap 905.576-7520 of spine ore as,rp 56.200 Ca s� 19051-6S3-4904 1-14; daycare 18 momhs to MANN'S APPLIANCES Pans Omand 190516558019 tax 905-7252890 9OW5172 JO, a' leave ri MALAGA Al Oshawa. raw 12nceyea,, l DuwAi abackya SaiKSen ce Deluxe frost. Iter floors $200 M urge (905)655-5501 19114 mSANu Nimmaculate saia WM ^ bedroom $62e rd m. rOry Dmt, ithein. ne selection g1,d0es BUYING ANTIQUE AM cd IKlable SSaidd a eN colndo,w %.DOD km ludM 1992 COLEMAN Kam iulw. July y0ro Aradw July Parking riMuOe um- mbuy nmft A made First 5399,,ap ,p .sine f144uD Stoves SISWop Contents including Complete estates. Best y- looks land new ExeCuoyet drryan Destiny Series l,eda- sleeps 6 kitcbeneftt neater 01sryt Dilmrxs Cary Ad. CPR Carolled Nm- smdilrb. reCwpls 905-428- Warner dryers - Ole KD03aai g1as ^t9- 9�-985-81 t $6500 9057256704(rpl bmery awnmp and screen 9D5 ( N74 -984d 124 her $20� abk Drshwasne ff m• Cop, ar 4 Oars Dam Cherry, S21W 6,my Mme SSSS C 7 dot, 1 ty- Dom ErcNlem mMmm St800 fN DtIVEAIIRSON osNAwA Df11NtA 2m 6 Jm ,10« a OuoN. : "Collins. 4wro- bunF-iin $799; u0 Mr conds- WANTED , dr0 m good rt ,l, krrdw. art con Lim crulx. Ds. 190514301090 M[w1v rmovaed2 Deo top APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: fAv,rw-btgf(x)t.com/-highnser MN r eb t Nr+NN 1eSORESS, 1820 $4 ft. 2 :Lub. 'bay O--- IN . 21' MOM. 3 -bo* ms pNM 1. dAp uaN1. Iocaw 11•W Rome. anKllod 10 �N18 5,5.000 IBBSall- 7668 aA 7 p.m rap. in-law supe Bard- RDDM on man NMI. twain- SNML ISWAY r"tows 1L n KS Man no« tinily tdoln/ a mw. on- hot»m Ip k"Cren mM on 1,,eplace. Salk.ww�m Dote^lul as" SM roD TN (905) 666- CaMdral Calling. wanmul 10 Cap Wge new deck and IerKad 19E5 Gra Mstrs d dr. Alrmm Cass clean ri, 8 out weal- told 5224,900 Call 19051655- WE AM LDOI M la O$n- 3456 Inds. RestawanM, Message PRW E MM w sae. 615 Adrol Street Whitby Therapists HMIS compdbr Stores. Spomrlg Goods. Dar care. BuildNb Supdks. RM - $175.000 Olde WhdN "Dia Ropers OnKe '"OS, Iwe alio OeCDI Our tNMls cramming Cape Cod style reed the prepeMq SO"CH A home. Completely, rerloryed. products Pi all 905 - MIN bedrooms 12111 Bind 439-23H newnide. ntludmg new gook kitchen '. room.. balm. • 1 1 ooms BaWul mature Dees. WANTED. to furnish home Urge H» CaN 19051 666-4772 1686-8833 days en 1 NOTICE OF THE VILLAGE OF BROOKLIN. ANNUAL MEETING Freehold. 7 years new. 1 440 OF SHAREHOLDERS s0 h central ar and ac. 3 ,.r the I'IckmmK bedrooms. stove ant ewmm Il,rb„ur L, Pmv drshwauer rrrdufo Clow to I,n.1ed an ameahes $159.900 (905) kr be NW m 655-8584 wweMsay. LOM to Tune Fah. 1999.1'7:30 It. ticArm n hal stall. V. at It -rd GANANASKA FOREST 200 Lrhnrm PI.- F+Ael. T.w . East acmes allwooded scenic. 1 IR P Krras Avenue, hours lu Tolmb Seasonal ,rtuuti �.art ,-mnx4h. (tn,m, road. rho dwenrnq. permit rim 935 I.= A uoxe. irk ha-sle Bing! Ailingmg. $89.900 0 B.0 Terms. Gd -'-sA! - Mark offers honest, pFoau mal, Ed Vairararbi ASSadae Broke Royal Lepage Frank I AIIetlOM Real Estate (905) 6%-5BT7 or 1197 HONDA LRY Sport lnh- Dned (905) 987.3211 oId od pltfessdMl « Smple 11'EI' IytAx 1 ROTNERGEEN Road South Noor Davra'+ IOr !Oo0lers mNber boners ho -home 9arKe. BG- be -cue Par15 426 SmKm cond,nm Im coclauel Call after S p m 43(r%" sM 01 116MOk s Aluminum w!W $8.700 Certified CAI 1957 FLAGSTAFF hardtop tem Inane Slops 8 Indekr!Om� a lupe. A&0.1 1,a- Corry Parking Close 10 01 � 1 Mousw R I MOuwr NorlNe Or r a CA nuge bNJcyant. iwhMiNd playroom tall kine Dory. thoN St S (9051726-4043 WANTED: SurNwl Sumwar 725-5385 (s kin door stow movane a electric Jury ist 1750 rrb.Coln N I AvGaq Osnalwa gas n,,im Fa.0 ho AW GO ReferAVAs "rGl able 4284599_ KENMORE HORIZONTAL rntonw a, -cyldlrOrkl Workt *Oft m sin ismyll bent lactets. ac Cal! Am (905)725.1061 19E5 Gra Mstrs d dr. Alrmm Cass clean ri, 8 out weal- Indpt. sink awnmp A new Breen room E4lMt con0i- Paw 416-6qp-6196 SICK OF REN77NG3Y "*Rib mrmMr a T«orel Zoo am 000c An, otter no km co,d,hor Reyy�lar man- tion asking$3750 Call LARGE MIGHT newly rene. timed Available July is, S. ASAI, RarraoN fNey KCIp 728.7973 aNe 5 alk Cowry craft Motel knaKe f5500 9055799074 16611AM moms, rated I pato a,, Mr Aug OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYII area. TLC A smcau,j , First P. Isto1 WANTED. to furnish home (sol 1686-8833 days 1St. Lit in kilcen Lap MU 1277 Ad. CPR dad, walks A head RENMORE washer and dryer. Altgur '-done 8 Goad Oua"N •01lecpdes 1196 HONDA Accord E' PARE MODEL 7-Mdrtpm. yard, ceramic lee !bora Sp • First Time Buyer? - Call Mork! trips trdAW epupmenl. Mer Stripes 8 r erho to better me'r•,-' .,"ChItcn. CA" dekr- Moore oat. Ia. pe a0ria china EIR bJOed macular- AM bath m, dr:k overlakh- enlr use d laawr. Pill" CbsW b all alxnlles Rnsav • Dischargedt Bankrupt? - Calt Mark! me weekdayytremps 686- er A -r.0 S351 set CAN 838- It. ticArm n hal stall. 61 Ofpkms 5' S 995 cal i^D -aye S�ugug furnrykd W�worth arta S72Wmo •Not Much DowFip•ymtrnt? -Call Mark! 8423 0098 desk. No dealers 19051668-5877 rim 935 I.= A uoxe. irk ha-sle Bing! Ailingmg. Due, roll-smM -'-sA! - Mark offers honest, pFoau mal, eNSTNFrMaNbaa.reauOk SUNG BED a-,FVa Orthopelc -3 1905)432-3678 1197 HONDA LRY Sport lnh- $16.000 can Brain de oId od pltfessdMl « Smple 11'EI' IytAx 1 / no pressure atXvice to help you or'n r hdetey. ookli but -721- Jvadabie with 13 Pilk"v'rx set and From aN .gu I,xey ho M albkt YW do nal ^4w4 ty, auto a„ •.foe S", 190516863631 amen bpm N14,«1�(NIBSSB M27 ( )571.6275 Or 1-800-840-6275 9-,s exp Icy snacks aced ma l b a ft erode Iniad Pro . baow wNeorrle rNr- p,ashy. $.700 SNI $675 Nt6) 255-0285 KING SIZE BEDROOM • I Aro" caume rionoa Ale P" sot Wil sled ply only SB.DOdms 521.950 pNM tai. 1905N38 -18n IT 00006 "Ord"Is ", GO' a Sleeps d 5900 ONE. TWO. THREE adman ap,nmmn �n most OeN01y Mark Stapley BwW 4ewa Rsmiea Apawy Fawn Ewald U1 onm. rsepa $tart All- 9aren 427-4937 smte $/95 Gars Mir` "Dox DORS AND ANw VEN a (905,'061315 16N vJ Jeep V6 erlpm, Mb - 080 90S--4343758 Adult bmlan9 Avail" M- OW Skyet50n 6 RlNsrak, a BEDROOM '-ea' ,M WONDERFUL ,,�r� 'rrci a S'arm- tirc"De spring and mavress ore $195 4 DORS warier. Spaces rrom 532 50 00 ", e us 501 for lea -ow krl«Nws. pea 97 DUTCNMEN -nt trMw. 6 i I OSm"wa C"6 (9051723-1009 or fM)72&-4966 Osnalwa gas n,,im Fa.0 me• .-^ vCa- round Bary A,.vaMs. example Year or. - our aooN. Mw $SO [bade bNu , youf products la YOV YW dol reed b be Ilei, Opo 7 snaa Hoop $5600 oDO n 1kn4nNd TN i9051 7261298 sleeps - ural' stove. mAnr Canis. Yyed 33 A ' BN6Pn LAM KOMM bsemenL. IrKe Dark Aa Y -AW include. ISVlest re "*Rib mrmMr a T«orel Zoo am door 04-31 trigger 5250 p,yy a week Amrrbe Burn WO, fpr yew 55.500 •. C"9- (9051 509 386 .0�'o�unrnrtred 'rn� timed Available July is, YMCA doodow play -Cap- grapy -Ow twee ma- alk Cowry craft Motel - kftml - ^"N 'en SJ10 Car march 705.277 "Ont flan-Swicke img, and Ch" Wall 'deo 1250 mr 1618 Dada St Eau whtif WE FINANCE RENTALS SladaE CON A" ovacd with snot, rrar- 1277 dusk CPR I -year arta 0 GR 90'''4263977 crmaa , iso. electric Cant drkers,95 (9051427-0093 (9051404-M EVERYONE -,.... x C"MI low slow R'^1ean 190Sr6a5-689J smokvfpN f55Wmo mdu- on lbolhy+st Frontals ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNOENO Faaobywtw+ CBAFTERf WANTFO n •rho Lin A �N,hvDIrY' First time buy- 10101nW' MS) 721-978E 6 monms ,res ton awn , borne non E -ft i ca- OSWRA ARS B d*& f55Wmmm lou fury [IipIEN TAKE Com 6 clan. ad M. 1W "n- FVU Mr- rN. 4 tin Wast a OMaa, Ley ers. bankrupt. p :int bedroom 7 bdr0an rr rsaarw trine family m- ,poke MB Ogg . ravonaON ATr ENTiCw EMPLOYERS Ha' lyase' bedroom Corm Aly show A set your crass d" bad credit. no 1989 ... .. a :S.60OF raodn a ulWtes ally L=; on 9-N 1 !4 - cvew I do ,tW nal DOwI Mm -n. 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