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Home My WebLink AboutNA1999_07_07.11,'PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER . 1" ,3 'PRESSRUN 44,000 e.7 PICKERINUS COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 .22 PAGES NEWS Check out these palatial digs, page 3 Police radio tower to rise in Ir north Pickering Town council chooses safety over .esthetics for communications tower WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1999 ENTERIA INMENT Durham su nnler cramp puts filcus on music, page 9 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5/ $I NEWSSTAND SPORTS r :.► t Wanderers find their way at home, page 10 BYMARLANNE T.AK:ACS -_ya 31 -square -metre equipment Durham for the system, includ- StafjWrtter shelter. Both will be surround- ing two others in Pickering. proval required for the licens- PICKERING — Town ed by a 2A -metre -high chain ores council ha% appnned the con- __ link fence. itnrction of a 70 -metre police "The planning department communications tower on has concern with the visual im- Brock Road north of pact of the tower at this loca- Brougham, despite concern by tion, being immediately adja- - — Town staff about the appear- cent to Brock Road and close ante of the structure beside a to existing residential M. main road and next to a resi- dwellings:' stated a staff report ilerntial arca. to council on the proposal. =� The application for the However, the report also noted tower came from Clearnet Inc. Clearnet has been unable to mW was supported at last find an alternate site that meets week's meeting of council by the locational and technical Durham Regional Police system requirements of the po Deputy Chief Derck Denson. lice network. Clearnet has been contracted to Construction of the tower provide a neve digital mobile does notore Idi bu' MON P/E7Rr)N1R0/ News Advertiser photo r mg per - voice ad data communications met Hoye,eroff sevice for the police. The brought the matter before Everyone into the pool! tower is one of 15 new cell council because ofthe concern towers being erected across over the esthetic issues in - Durham for the system, includ- volved. Neither is Town ap- The recent haat wave that settled over Tial Outdoor Awl. Arra residents were given ing two others in Pickering. proval required for the licens- Durham Region simply provided a great op- a bit of goeyd news by weather forecasters Dep. Chief Denson told councillors the chosen site, partunin forAmanda FcowlerandAarnn Mc- yesterday when then said temperatures will on a high pant on the west side of Srr TOWN pate 2 Quillen to have .some fun at the Ajar ,Nemo- return to normal today. Brock Road just north of Seo meth Concession Road, was the Teachers p ski class on new curriculum best available. Y "This site will provide the Nob ....... . ::� O !o literacy test and complete 40 h.urn of community service optimum coverage in the val- kys and tete «rur:unc is the r Public board training sessions cail�ctrtd in Durham due to low enrolment conccl%Icm Eight area:, he ex- pwoed. The deputy chief said get- BY SUSAN n'NE/LL dog back with broom handle ulum. I hat curriculum, which hits ting the best covmgc p,%%ible is a matter of safety for btxh the Staff Writrr Durham% public school rank 9 classrtxrns in Sep - police and the public. He noted board has cancelled several PICKERING — A seven- year-old girl is in hospital with , mbcr. introduces academic nd applied courses and re - that with Durham police's cur- rem radio system, there arc cer- secondary teacher training ses- sions because few local in- Iuires students to pass a Grade tain areas of the region where structurs have signed up fur Nob ....... . ::� O !o literacy test and complete 40 h.urn of community service officers lose communication contact as soon, as they get out courses to prepare for the launch of the Province's new remain in hospital for the en- luring the new four-year pro- of dwir vehicles. As a result. he said, officers may be reluctant cufficulum. Leo Plue. the Durham D's- handle. cram. Pupils will also be assessed to leave their cruisers. trict School Board's co-ordi- for secondary school re• weekend. Durham Regional Police by teachers on a new provincewide repent card in - 'That is one issue we do not want to be faced with.'• he told nator structuring, says the board had troduced by the Province last councillors. for planned to offer approximately 12 two -to -three day work- Gomm • • • • • •683-5110 ...683-5117 March. Mr. Russ notes nine work - The site chosen the tower. 4190 Brock. would be shops for high school teachers - -- - shops are being held in com- munities across the province leased from the federal govern- during the last week of Au- PAUL PULIA from Aug. 17 to 19 and anoth- trent. It's currently occupied by a one -storey building previ- gust. However, "All of (the ses- Catholic teachers 'certainly er eight training sessions will Aug. 24 ously used as a motorcycle sions) have been cancelled be- well on their way.' be offered from through 26. -recreation centre, and is sur- by agricultural lands cause of low registration" Meanwhile. Ministry of Ed- Province in conjunction with However, none of those rounded and about six residences. The ucation spokesman Dave Ross the Ontario Teachers' Federa- workshops will be held local - proposed new facility includes reports 'over 6.000 (Ontario have already signed tion (OTF) in August. The sessions arc designed ly. "None of them are being ft 70 -metre -high cellular lower of grey galvanized steel, educators) up" for training workshops to familiarize teachers with the run in Durham," Mr. Plue says. "Maybe that's because of the by guy wires, and a being conducted by the various aspects of the new cur- side, as if she were a rag doll:' ""ported Girl them as rag dolls.' bitten bv it p bull shaken like a `rag doll' fact we were (planning on) running our own summer insti- tutes' The public board is offering training programs for Octnen- laity teachers this summer and Mr. Plue says the board's "cur- riculum resource teams' will be meeting next week to "de- velop some materials for (Grade 9) classroom teachers-. Teachers from each public high sr<hool also participated in curriculum training sessions throughout the spring to pre- pare for the coming reforms. Durham Catholic District School Board secondary teachers have also taken part in "extensive' training related to the new high school pro- gram. reports superintendent of secondary schools Paul Pulla. The board began training high school department heads Jewels stolen, vendor beaten in Pickering heist BY STEPHEN SHAW Staff Writer PICKERING — A jewel- ry vendor was ambushed by three masked thugs, beaten with a baseball bat and robbed of 5200.000 in gems as he ar- rived at a Pickering flea mar- ket Sunday. Durham Regional Police said the victim was carrying two briefcases to his booth at the Metro East Trade Centre on Brock Read when he was attacked in the parking lot. "He was beaten with the baseball bat - struck in the head several times - and the briefcases were stolen:' said Sergeant Jim Grimley. police spokesman. He said the victim, a 56 - year -old Thornhill man• con- fronted the rubbers as they fled to a parked getaway car. but was then whacked in the head with On bat several more times. .. to eMainly- wa.� an am- w...t. rw rw n.r .. :p.. ». ... ..�tY violent robbery:'' +raid Sgt Grimley. We obviously believe that he had been under surveil- lance by these people prior to the attack:' During the brief struggle, "the victim managed to rip off the mask and hat one of the suspects was wearing:' re- vealing a white man, about 20 years old. 5'6" and thin. Sgt. Grimley added a secu- rity guard nearby rushed to assist the victim as the bandits were driving away in what's believed to be a small, green or grey hatchback. The victim suffered several large cuts to the head and was bleeding heavily when rushed by ambulance to the Ajax - Pickering Health Centre. He was released Monday morn- ing and was to meet with rob- bery unit detectives to provide a more detailed description of the three bandits, all of them white. Sgt. Grimley said the vic- See TEACHER page 2 See JEWEL page 2 Inside the News Advertiser QChoice 1: Choice 1 ... *='as a lk ftv&�I araaUtst. v Neighbour credited after beating dog back with broom handle M R Edear - ..... s atw PICKERING — A seven- year-old girl is in hospital with Sgt. Grimley said. He said neighbours rushed was rushed by ambulance to Scarborough General Hospi- Erk ow8 ..........6 Enke severe bile wounds to both legs after being attacked by to the girl's assistance and one man beat the eight -month-old tal. It's expected the child will Nob ....... . ::� O y her uncle's pit bull while visit- pup off the child with a broom remain in hospital for the en- , • ........11 ing family in Pickering on the handle. tine week, said Sgt. Grimley. on a l weekend. Durham Regional Police But the dog wouldn't let up on the girl. After the attack, the dog re- turned to the residence aad A CALL Sergeant Jim Grimley said the Mississauga girl and her older "First when the man struck the dog, it released dee girl. was sitting on the front porch when police arrived. Gomm • • • • • •683-5110 ...683-5117 f ?, cousin took the dog for a walk Then it grabbed ba other leg It was turned over to animal N@1k" .683-3005 411 around 8 p.m. Sunday, without her and he continued to beat it again until it finally let go: control and was placed is as observation quarantine for 10 .. , .683-0707 telling uncle. They were walking in the said Sgt. Grimley. clays. said Sgt. Grimley. A965545 111111Lw'7 Hoover Drive and Richardson Given the severity of the The owner has requested Tom... . . 3 Street area when it suddenly girl's injuries in the attack, "I the dog be destroyed, he 1-800-662-8423 AM GR/MLEY attacked. "It grabbed the young girl would say there is a good chance he may have saved this added.( "The owner told (police) ............... newsroomt�durham.net 'I would say there is a good chance he may have saved by the leg and was apparently shaking its head from side to girl's life." The girl suffered serious the dog doesn't like being around children and thinks of Web sib durhamnews.net a. this girl's life.' side, as if she were a rag doll:' flesh wounds to both legs and them as rag dolls.' FAX ..683-7363 QChoice 1: Choice 1 ... *='as a lk ftv&�I araaUtst. POM 2 NEW ADVEII'tlgEll WE NEWAY EDff"k J1* Ex -Pickering crash victim `kind and caring' Family, friends mourn loss of `mother to everyone' A long-time Pickering resi- grete was family oriented and resided most recently. dent laid to rest Tuesday after many family occasions were But, before they could move being killed in a crash last hosted in her home." in. Mrs. Yaroshuk's father be - Thursday was "a mother to Dennis Williamson. 28, of came ill and rather than place everyone" although she had no Port Perry was driving a 1989 him in a home, the couple children of her own. Ford Escort west on Concession moved in with him so she could Margarete Yaroshuk. 61, who Rd. 6 when it collided with the care for him. They stayed with moved to Pickering shortly after Yaroshuks' 1994 GMC pick-up Mrs. Yaroshuk's father for five immigrating to Canada from the truck travelling north on Enfield years. Ukraine in the 1950s. was a pas- Road, police say. That was typical of Mrs. senger in a pick-up truck being Both Mrs. Yaroshuk and Mr. Yaroshuk as she was "always driven by her husband Nick Williamson were pronounced there for all," says Mrs. Shep- w•hen they were involved in the dead at Lakeridge Health Os- herd. crash around 1:55 p.m. at the in- hawa where Mr. Yaroshuk was "She was a jovial and inspir- tersection of Enfield Road and treated and released. ing person." The couple. who Concession Rd. 6, near Solina. Mrs. Yaroshuk's aunt Herta were childless, were to celebrate Durham Regional Police say. Glaser said. "Among her many their 30th wedding anniversary The Yaroshuks were on their talents, she was very adept at in October. way to comfort a relative whose floral arranging, gardening, Mrs. Yaroshuk was bom in spousesuffered a massive heart cooking. baking and helping the Ukraine in March, 1938 and attack the previous day. others. She was a kind and car- her family came to Canada in Nick Yaroshuk's sister Nina ing person." 1953. After three years in Leth- Shepherd said her sister-in-law The Yaroshuks were living in bridge. Alberta. the family tern, 19 nieces and nephews and "w as a very generous and kind Georgetown when they bought a moved to Pickering. 17 great-nieces and great - lady, a mother to everyone. Mar- home in Ajax where they She had I 1 brothers and sis- nephews. Teacher training sessions in Durham cancelled MARGARETE YAROSHUK 'Alw•aYs there for all. ' TEACHERfrvm page I plementation." says Mr. Pulla. choose. ue over the next four years as E who notes teachers here can par- Both boards in Durham Re- the new curriculum is phased in December and held training ticipate in the ministry's sum- gion report the implementation into the province's secondary sessions with principals and mer training sessions if they and training process will contin- schools. elementary and secondaher%ry schools seconds schools throw hoot Introduction to the Internet offered at Pickering library the winter and spring to review the changing framework and the PICKERING — A free basic The Esplanade. for this later workshop at the con - implementation of Grade 9 introduction to the Internet is A hands-on computer lab work- elusion of the demonstration. courses, he says. being offered Saturday. July 24 shop has been designed to accom- All are welcome to attend. but "Our teachers are certainly from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the pany this program and interested space is limited. register by calling well on their way in terms of im- Pickering Central Library. One participants will be able to register 831-6265 or 686-0250, ext. 243. Town approves police radio tower T()•►A /ram µ.x. ing of the facili- ty, though Indus- try Canada, the licensing agency, prefers to have mumcipal . up. proval %o public no- tifilcatlon is re- quired for the project. Several coun- cil members said they were voting in favour of the proposal because public and police safety are in- volved. "1 don't really like the location of this tower." noted Ward 3 local Councillor David Pickles. but `safety is pn- Mary The police department's new communica- tions system is scheduled to go into operation Oct. 3. 1999. Jewel heist at Pickering trade �' 1t JEWELfmm page I tim noticed a vehicle nearby in the parking lot when he first arrived at the trade centre around 6:40 a.m., but thought nothing of it at the time. He went to open his booth and returned to retrieve the merchandise. As he left the car, he was attacked. Two black 'Molson Cana- dian' giveaway hats, believed worn by the robbers, were found in the lot. Anyone with information is urged to call po- lice at 683-9100 and ask for the robbery squad. "If only everything in my fife were this easy." Express Hassle -Free Oil Change $9516.Ac-" J 01.9 oN7 AccreditedaiFacility & �CLL'iW:3• Repair ° S.we.I.+e iw Yevten ...k...... di—er ..d de t/dt. 1 In Io h— a Qe. TO— }0 rew't en..d. A.— i.. d.v... I d—'I .ant 1. W,.d • M d'k— Irin. ere .t w7 — TI_ ,win 1 II.. p_.i_ Tn.r Awl. Cnre a. Horst.. Ther h— I ..nl H de.e rod —d 4— A. 1 can t. r .d e4...• -d . a—W ku rwrr.wwre f�s.M i. 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IM PAGE A3lyp palace fit far a kl* Young Lego enthusiast takes on another titanic project Durham students wanting I options for regular school will ; I get more programs I y ti. I ri Alternative high school notes there is a "possibili- eourses offered at the pub- ty" the alternative pro- .! ilio board's Pickering cam- grams for pupils in Grades fpus are being relocated to 10 to 12 will eventually !Oshawa this fall as the move back to Pickering. tlboard moves to increase The old Dunbarton ;learning opportunities for Public School on Hwy. 2, !students who want options which has housed the !to the regular classroom board's alternative high E`` a �setting. school programs in the f` ! Bev Elaschuk. principal town for several years, 4fdf the Durham District closing this fall and the school Board's Durham board is currently search- ;Alternative Secondary ing for another location in i9chool (DASS), reports Pickering for the Grade 9 'programs for students in transitions program. r iGrades 10 through 12 are DASS offers courses rrhoving east in September during a half dozen six- ito allow "for more oppor- week sessions throughout - sa I10 tunity in terms of pro- the school year. s I h t Grams". Students can take four Students will have ac- courses during each ses- ;cess to more courses at the cion and earn one-third of :DASS Pine Avenue cam- a regular credit in each y pus because it's larger than course. t{ the Pickering site, has the "It's a good opportunity potential to draw a greater to (get your) education in .'number of pupils and pieces and parts at your .Iherc's more staff in Os- n rate.'* says Ms. Alexde Lint is the proud owner and creator of this medieval palace con- hawa. Ela However, she reports She reports approxi- strtncted entirely ojLe,go pieces. The your Ajax resident has snapped ti- de the board will continue to mately 345 stunts were gether thousands of pieces for the project. He was in the news last rear offer the transitions pro- enrolled in the board's al- when he created a scale model of the Titanic- with Lego. ,gram for Grade 9 students ternative programs :in Pickering this fall. throughout the region last That program allows year, including the teen GREAT SAVINGS ' 16 -year-old students who parent program and the have already attempted Supervised Learning for 1Grade 9 to complete their Excused Pupils (SALEP) -fiat year of high school in program. :a six-week session ProDASS five BY UNDA WHIMve feel tall at its lower, is Staff Writer six feet long and four feet AJAX — Last time it wide. Alex worked on it was the Titanic. This time "one or two hours" after s it'a medieval palace called school and about 10 hours 'Eurasia'. each weekend and complet- Both are creations of ed it as summer vacation Alex de Lint, a Glengrove got under way. Public School student who Alex gets ideas for his dreams of hecoming a pro- projects from pictures and fessional tennis player but works without any plans. who has been encouraged And it's difficult for him to to become an architect after say any piece, including the wowing young and old palace. is complete. alike with his Lego cre- "You can always put ations. more details on it." explains It's no wonder when you Alex, who'll enter Grade 8 consider what he puts to- in Septemher. gether in his spare time. "I might do more work The palace, which features on this." European and Oriental fea- The palace is to be dis- tures, began to take shape in played in The Bay's Queen the de Lints' living room, and Yonge streets location but was transferred to the in Toronto. garage as it grew. Already, Alex is dream - Since he undertook the ing about his next project, project in February, Alex but is taking time for other has snapped together some interests. 95,000 pieces of Lego. He is attending tennis worth a total of $2.000. camp and also takes music Last year, he used lessons, which helps with 90.000 of those pieces to his other passion of com- build a model of the Titanic, posing music on his key - which was displayed for board. four days at the Better Liv- ing ing Home Show Hamil- ton. �•�• n COl CC That piece "came back 1t .1011 1 with a lot of damage" and A July 4 New, AdvcrU,- its front end eventually col- cr story on the new Durhamud lapsed, the 13 -year-old Y2K hotline contained !n - straight -A stent recalls. correct information. But it "wasn't such a big The information line can lens." he admits, as it en- be accessed by calling I- couraged him to undertake 877-641.8913 or 666-8913. an even bigger project. The dews Advertiser re - The palace stands nearly grets the error. grams at startk -We have enough stu- one week later than regular J ;dents on a regular basis to schools. 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Durham now on wells that ence Policy approved by to municipal water supply it" and a lowering of the water between $1.615 and $1.655. A Works Department staff could be affected by construc- Durham council last week nearby construction activity table. and work on their property to report presented to Regional tion. to 6 �O 0-14fv - 4 0 0 � 51/0# VIVO/ Featuring Miracle Prices! Lowly Swivel Rocher (Available in rose, blot (x green) if Redinef Leadw Chilik & otbONEII green Or wine) (A •Yule in black. Sty++ way or wine) Charming Country Styling I 1 COUr*Y style sda in navy blue fabric highlighted with wood tnrn and bun feet Chair $469 Loveseat $499 in every department.. Country Style ' 3 Piece Set � T� Includes 1 cocktail and L 2 end tables 1 Country Classic Cocktail Table E -,d 'able $289 1 1 Traditional Style Cocktail Table End Table $309 Make A Bold Statementl � 8i9. bob awrling-strfped fabric twg *j* this conteml—ary rast►el sofa from Sklar Peppier. 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A report before Durham council last week noted "a stable level of ex- penditures" is allocated in the Re- gion's annual budgets to pay for traf- fic lights. Ajax Councillor Jim McMaster and Oshawa Councillor Brian Nichol- son asked works staff in April of 1996 to investigate options to pay for more signals. At the time, the Region had a list of more than 20 intersections that met provincial warrants for lights, but the signals weren't installed mostly because of a lack of money. But. says Coun. McMaster. "We're funding them a lot better now. The issue hasn't gone away, but it's not as critical now." This year. Durham has set aside $855.000 in the budget so about 10 light, can be installed. Region staff report more money has been allocated for traffic signals from development charges, a reserve account and property taxes. Cour. McMaster recalled when he was first elected to Regional council in 1995. "It seemed to me to be a problem with how we funded traffic lights. 'Three or four years ago, there was a real shortage, intersections scream- ing for lights. Now, we're dealing with them and it's a non-event. For the most part, we've caught up with it." Durham separate board staff separated by headquarters renovations Durham Catholic District School Board staff are being temporanly ac- commodated in several locations throughout Oshawa this summer as renovations are under way at the board headquarters on Rossland Road. The director of education, the board of trustees and staff in the board's support services department, including transportation and admis- sions, arc working out of Monsignor Paul Dwyer Catholic High School, 700 Stevenson Rd. N., during July and August. Program services staff and super- intendents for Pickering, Whitby and Oshawa families of schools are also being housed at 700 Stevenson Rd. N. in the student services wing. Human resources, business ser- vices and the accounts and purchas- ing departments will be temporarily located on the lower level of the board's plant department, 652 Ross - land Rd. W., just north of the Catholic education centre off Waverly Road. The printing department will re- main at the board's headquarters dur- ing the construction period. Telephone numbers will not change during the summer. Board staff can still be reached through the switchboard at 686-1541 or 576- 6150. .Drop a line 1 at the Urban Fishing Festival PICKERING — An Urban Fish- ing Festival is being held Saturday, July 10 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Frenchman's Bay at the foot of Liver- pool Road at the lakefront. The event's being sponsored by the Pickering Rod and Gun Club and the provincial Ministry of Natural Re- sources. Anglers will be able to fish without a licence, fishing equipment will be available for borrowing. There'll also be demonstrations, 4ontests and prizes. For more information call the MNR at 416-713-7343. Air Conditioning a Probienns? We have The Best Solutions! For Honest Reliable Service Call Clean -Air Conditioning 416-828-8878 AJAX - PICKERING Notice of 32 Liquor Licence Application Thc following establishment has applied to the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario for a liquor licence under the Liquor Licence Act: Application for Additional Facilities Mud Hen's Taps & Grill 121 1 Kingston Road, Durham Square Pickering (outdoor area) Any resident of the municipality may make written submission as to whether the issuance of the licence is in the public interest having regard to the needs and wishes of the residents. Submissions must be received no later than August 7, 1999. Please include your name, address and telephone number If a petition is submitted to the Commision, please identify the designated contact person. Note: The ACCO gives the applicant details of any objections, Submissions to be sent to Licensing and Registration Department Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario 20 Dundas St. N , 7th Floor, Toronto ON ylc(, 2Sh Fas:Ijlbi�21,-4�ca E-mail at a rKur on <� !NEW B ADVEITTIEEII WEONEtOAY EDTTM JuM 7. IM PARE 5 AV 40, -M NOTICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SUBMISSIONS LF HIGHWAY 407 ETR EAST PARTIAL EXTENSION "'" r11"I'l MARKHAM ROAD TO HIGHWAY 7 EAST OF BROCK ROAD The 407 ETR Concession Company Limited (ETR) is the private sector entity which has the obligation to develop, design, build, operate, maintain, repair and toll Highway 407 from the Queen Elizabeth Way in the City of Burlington to Highway 7 east of Brock Road in the Town of Pickering. The East Partial Extension includes the segment of the highway between Highway 48 and Highway 7 east of Brock Road. The initial stage of the East Partial Extension project involves construction of a 4 -lane toll highway easterly from Highway 48, with transition to a 4 - lane arterial road facility from west of Brock Road to Highway 7 east of Brock Road by August 2001 (please refer to accompanying key plan). In accordance with the Conditions of Approval for Highway 407ITransitway (Markham Road Easterly to Highway 7 East of Brock Road) specified under the Environmental Assessment Act 10rder-in-Council No. 1704198). Design and Construction Reports (DCRs) are being prepared and submitted to the Ministry of the Environment (MOE) for placement in the Public Record and will he available for review at MOE, Central Regional Office. 5775 Yonge Street. 8th Floor, Toronto, Ontario M 2M 4.11. based on the following schedule for the Highway 407 ETR East Partial Extension: section DCA Description Submission Date EI - Hwy. 48 to West Duffins Creek July 5 excluding structures and Little Rouge Creek Tributary' Culvert ESIB - Little Rouge Creek Bridge and Little Rouge Creek Tributary Culvert July 5 E2A - West Duffins Creek to Brock Rd. July 12 ES IA - Rouge River Bridge and associated Stormwater Management Facilities July 12 ES IC - West Duffins Creek Bridge and West Duffins Tributary Bridge July 12 E2B - Brock Rd. to Hwy. 7 and Spring Creek Culvert July 20 E2C - Hwy. 7 Realignment at Regional Rd 30 July 20 ES ID - Urfe Creek and Brougham Creek Bridges July 20 $SIE -All other structures including CP Rail Crossing July 20 In addition. a copy of the documentation is being trade available at the Markham Community LJ(cast M!:1 Highway 7, Markham and Pickering Public Library- Whitevale Branch, 475 Whitevale Roa,tAlton Road1. Pickrnng. Ontario. I hr review period will terminate 45 days following initial placement of these notices, after whicstart construction. subject to receiving all other required approvals. permits and authoriz:'R will ,,ntinuc t, scr_•en the compiment, of the prosect during heir de,tm for isinifcan.,mi :.: i.,; the project prn'r�, n_ �-:adc r MOE Candi:;, r .. HIGHWAY �0'r ETR EAST PARTIAI, EXTENSION -HIGHWAY MTO HIGHWAY 7 EAST OP aROCK ROAD of � EJC EID N ` VAlrrrin N '� TOWN OF -- A' rOWN OF Q PICKERING nAeibt AM ` ai (�....,. to `1 � "a. o TOWN OF N Asax P"W AS IIEINe ADMHtitfdl. WEDIIECIIOAY EOMOK July T. low Edmitorial &0PiNi6NsIk -- - -- --- DURHAM N E W S A D V E R T I S E R J U L Y 7 1 9 9 9 t •• EDITORIAL _ Fullprobe for nuclearp lant Tough environmental assessment needed Ontario Power Generation may have just proven Pick- ering residents were right when they called in 1997 for a full environmental assessment of the nuclear plant in our midst. The successor company to Ontario Hydro has given in- dication that it's not very forthcoming with information about the Pickering station - information that is of utmost concern to townsfolk living in the shadow of the power plant. After all, residents here voted 87 per cent in favour of a full-blown review of the nuclear station in a referen- dum during the municipal election two years ago. OPG has known since mid -Ma} that the Atomic Energy Control Board would require a federal assessment of the nuclear plant's 'A' side before allowing the restart of the four reactors shut down by Ontario Hydro in December of 1997. But the corporation said nothing about the requirement for a federal review at the recent meeting of the communi- ty advisory council OPG has established to provide resi- dent input on the Pickering plant. The corporation official in charge of the restart project uses the rather flimsy excuse that he "never got a chance" to mention it at the advisory VA IF ou LOOK WOOS RNNG Q HEM W%66. GOOD FOR Tull 122 2 211! Ei 0 � O , LETTERS TO THE EDITOR PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Eduor-rn-Chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Arec'lor of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retad ; I drertr.srng Manager Eddie kolodzieicak Classified, I dvernsrng .'Manager John Willems Real Lowe. I utomatn•e Advertising .Manager Abe Fakhourie Disirrbulron tlanager Lillian Hook Office Manager Barb Harrison (-ompos n.v Ilunager council meeting because a presentation on the restart was Nuclear er riming candidates, was orced nften to declare be was 'sot responsible for Ri taken off the agenda by the council itself to make room for power nomic development lies. have no problem with other people nit AOM �g J� other discussions. which he is partial also wint the "their This makes environmental making informed decisions on Nm In failing to provide that information to the community sti 11 a mood sense. Nuclear generation is cmis- power purchases that differ from (905) 683-5110 advisory ctuncil. OPG neglected to pass on to the public priority provincial politics.' The he sion-free and therefore des trot his own. Governments can and Ulu who that council represents a piece of news Pickering Citi- premier Said would not contribute to global warming or should establish and enforce stnct (905) 6X3-5110 zens have been most interested in since voting overwhelm- energy source -d ran. Tle provinces nuclear m environmental and public health Classifieds ingly for a full review of the nuclear plant in 1997. Why" v energy sector has done more to curb regulations, but they should not, as (91)5) 6XI-0707 OPG officials were somewhat evasive when asked if they To the editor: air pollution. locally and globally, Mr. Martin suggests, dictate who Distribution Withheld the infiormatteri in hopes of negotiating with the Dave Martin is a career critic of than any ether single mea%rc ever technologies arc used to meet these (`115 ) 693-5117 AECB to avert an environmental assessmrnt of the Picker- nuclear energy so it is ria surprising taken by either the public or pnvate regulations. General FMIL ing 'A' station before restarting it. that he is opposed to the upgrading sectors. John D. Murphy, (905) W-7363 Surely they want less than the full probe being called for of the eight reactor units that were Even though the Power Work- PresidentF Mail by Town council members and watchdog gaups like Iempoxanly laid up by Ontario ers' Union mTm-,ensu% the people Power Workers't.'nion rcwsroornadurham.ret Durham Nuclear Awareness and Pickering -Ajax Citizens Hydro. In his June 8 letter to the ed- who operate both the nuclear and Together (PACT) for the Envircxtnent. Such a broad-based iwr headlined 'Plan to restart old rc- fossil-fuckd stations owned by On - more reluctant to work with his fed- Web address and exhausuve environmental assessment would involve actors doomed to fail', Mr. Martin tario Power Generation, we believe the participation of the public, who OPG has shown once again it would ratter keep m the dark. is qww wnrng in calling these units "old and dangcnois'. Thee facili- every energy consumer in the province sfuuld have the right w everyone but Av Commercial Ave.. 130 30C Ce>.rOat. Aa rt m. it appear likely the nuclear piaci s'A' .ide writ be strA,tet w the tt>..cat level tit oaesa nest. a screening' tin ace. ter the cuwtrai y, relauvcly ytma by North Amencarr ton. pw he a ix—c'r frvwn any xammc he pen nilly tm91e aux epiotic. That is ) Ajax. LiS which watchdogs say would be inadequate because it dards. No member of the Ontario why we support the planted infero let's God llla� would involve only a "paper process with federal depart- public has ever been injured by nu- duction of competition and ca. - please meats being invited to comment on the restart and so re- clear power generation because the tomer c•Noice in Ontario's electrici- To tie editor: The News Advertiser is one quircment for public participation. But, those watchdog groups and the public of Pwkenng lheuetn al hazards of this technoio- gy were well addre-.sW by the ty sector next year. We also support the plan to "label" elatricity by Re the June 20 News Advertiser story headlined 'School no place of the Dotard Printing. Publishing and Disivibuiting will not be satisfied with anything less than a full environ- Canadian developed CANDU syr having generators plainly inform for prayer: Durham': group of newspapers. The meatal review of the shutdown reactors before they're al- lowed back on line. And, the operator of the nuclear plant tem, which is respected throughnat the world for its safety and opera- consumers of the fuel mix used to produce their power. a% well as any I am a born-again Christian. This country of ours, Canada, was News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax A Pickering - because it appears to prefer szcrccy over disclosure - has oemal performance. pollution that result... formed ort Christiannci Pte' If Board of Trade, alntario jamoven them n Pr IlM• Moxcovtr. Mr. Martin is If Mr. Manus doesn't like nu- advocating that these principles and Community Newspaper air conditioned, inside where it's and curl up by ly wrong m claming that the restart dear oir knsd power. let him buy prayer to the real God return to our Assoc. Assoc.. Canadian C'9rnmuruty Caper Keeping cool of these reactors "also meats more Ooalne. burning". retu The exact rei is hydn*elec�tric, biomass. wind or a ne electricity instead. public schools rendicrs me a bigot. then be it, Assoc.. Canadian Circulations Audit Board and frtara your true. The return of nuclear will rem r will He'll have the He'll have the infurth,atum he needs t a The absence of prayer in our the Press Council. The publisher reserves the How to beat the heat. For one state the mix of nuclear. fossil and �*e�+c Power the hits given to make that choice and if enough pcopk Joon Mm Ontario's nuclear schools has allowed the anarchy and moral decay that now prevails- right to clusify or refuse am the province a historical cost advan- and foss[) station would ulummely We cannot please everyone. advertisemat. Credit for ad - v9atiscmemimi lted to space ponder yUu could tl�nder the alternative lege °Ver hearty all of the utilities in be mothballed: the r"arketplace The eine we seem to please kart of price error o cupam the northeast, where the major cern- would have spoken. We have no all is God Himself. 1 So yori ve answered 'Yes' a dozen times today to the petition for power sales and exp- problem with dot, just a. he should Judith Keeta Bingbosia � same question: "is it hot enough for you?" And you're sure you'll Mow a gasket if you're asked one more time. Calm down. Relax. Cool it. Harris disownsfederal The News Advertiser ac - ceps letters to the editor. a And follow thetips on how to beat the heat provided party All letters should be typed by health experts: or neatly hand-wrincn. 150 Take it easy. Don't do anything strenuous that you don't Premier so popular he doesn't need national Tories words. Each letter must be otter absolutely have to do. signed with a and last Drink lots. Avoid alcohol and drinks containing caffeine. Choose water and juices instead. Premier Mike Hams has toe- first in 1979 and Mr. Chat promptly rc- j name a two initials and a tut name. Please include a No air conditioning? Head to the mail, the theatre, public come the Ontario premier in half -a -century to disown his federal pad by raising oil prices. Mr. Davis had link enthusiasm foragain en phone number for verifica- buildings or a friend's or relative's whose home is cool. party and made clear he is con- BrIC dosing Mr. Clerk but after Borne tion. The edits resines the Take cool showers or baths. Or head to your local swim- eerned only with looking after him- agonizing said he endured Inn to- tight to edit copy sex k, ming pool. •Suck to light meals. Go for fruits and vegetables. It's a self, The Progressive Conservauve DoWd tally and ovowhdrningly.' John Robarts, premier before length and content. Opin- ions expressed in letters are good excuse to stay away from the oven. Wear light clotting. And, hang loose. baby: baggy Ts and premier threw cold water on a planAf by his party's federal leader Joe Queen s Par* Mir • Davis. had the tricky task of those of the writer and not necessarily those of the [shorts arc best. Choose natural materials that breathe, like Clark to invite him and other Toy a),log to appear supportive �� tlttlAlSter John-pporDiefenbsker when News Advertiser. We regret ctxton. Don't leave a child in direct sunlight. Never leave a premiers to meet to discuss ways of working together to help their he was so entrenched and domini- ing and worshipped by the far right public and eves Tory erlthtasiatsn► for him waned, that due to the volume of lettem not all will be print - youngster alae in a vehicle. Same goes for pets. saugglirhg federal party, which won that Reform could not even cortsid- Mr Robertsf e d. "I •J I Consider the alternative: Winter's not that far away. only 19 per cent of votes across er riming candidates, was orced nften to declare be was 'sot responsible for Ri E-mail!ail! comraretau ow flue ediltahath to ar1111-0dariaw.wef. Subtrriairmws wMick inchude Mie Is Canada last election. Mr. Harris pointed out others, obviously mean - ing particularly the Reform pany to Mr. Harris now is supported by a comfortable combination of more traditional Tories and Reformers, events at Ottawa,' but still dRif dly barned out for re Dwf in dime elec- tions. nit AOM �g J� wrifer fmB nammi town of residewee will be towai+ tanniffiarlrr+r which he is partial also wint the "their the latter including some in his cab Leslie frost, Mr. Robots's pre- federal Liberals replaced, but ,Priority is federal politics and my is into and would not wast to strain it by showing preference for the To- decessor, introduced Mr. Diefeu- baker at five tallies in one election - YOU SAID IT priority provincial politics.' The he ries under Mr. Clark. and even after stepping down as premier Said would not But the premier is breaking a premier campaigned for him at •-- '��' rule out farting Mr. Clark, but it long tr.(dition of Ontario premiers meetings and on radio and advised The question was: would be to talk about "what's good for the province and how we ad- helping their federal parties. William Davis, the last longserving him privately, without success, on how to survive. How are you dealing with the current heat wave? ranee the interests of Ontario. If it's Tory premier, campaigned in tat But a Liberal premier, David Pe - A an agenda to talk about the future of role for his party in five federal terson, rallied most to a federal a federal party, then that's not my elections. kader, attending 22 campaign m } 1 interest." . Mr. Davis was at a rally for events for John Turner in 1988 and Mr. Harris has grown steadily prime minister Brian Mulroney and particularly backing him against more reluctant to work with his fed- party veteran George Hees said in free trade with the melodramatic A eral party. He refused to endorse ei- introductions 'we have the best plea 'Canada is too important to ther the Tories then led by Jean campaigner in Canada on this plat- trade away for a few pines of sil- lg Charest or Reform in the 1997 fed- form.' Mr. Mulroney nodded 'dank ver." eral election. you, George:' and Hees replied 1 Mr. Harris has now abandoned iv This was partly because he liked don't mean you, Brian, I mean Bill this tradition of loyalty to and win - many of Reform's views better than Davis." sting friends in his federal poly, but Pawl Crawford Kevin Reid says, David White "I his federal party's. Mr. Hams for example is mach stricter on law and Party stalwart Bill Davis came out of retirement to speak twice for it won only one seat in Ontario in thi last federal election and be is so G says, stay in- "I work a little says, "I swim in side where it's and then go sit my friend's pool order. Mr. Harris also repaid Reform Mr. Clearest in the 1997 federal election, and privately and unsuc- popular at this time he does not treed it. O ! 1 air conditioned, inside where it's and curl up by for having recognized this compati- cessfully urged Mr. Harris to do the' as much as possi- air conditioned. the air condition- bility and not run candieates against same, and only once showed mIuc- E-aaW eawwenh ex 46 tabu tJ ble." Then, I repeat er vent." him in the 1995 Ontario election, canoe to speak for a federal leader. to aimmOdIkAwniult Sarbok- � t the process.' the first he, won. This was after Mr. Davis spoke mower wkkh lwdwde -dw woOn lk By the time Mr. Harris called an- at five rhllies for Mr. Clark to help fa N anantr nwd town of f-4(Awrd ti 1 , other election he won last month. him become prime minister briefly *0 be eonddtadfiarPwliNandow. � ! 1 Will Rebels without a cause Dealing with problem teens an emotional rollercoaster for Durham Region parents "They have 10 fall to get up again. • As long as they're not putting themselves in any dan- ger -you have to back off and let them make mistakes. Those are the ones they'll remember." - Father of troubled teen BY LINDA WHITE without competition from the y Staff Writer Rewarding your teen's good Good communication with (The names in this story on how your teen is one of the most im- a tr t one family coped with a trou- advise experts who also eocour- sure a good rclationship, main - bled teenager have been lain social workers like Mr. t° changed. Though the father in. "We have a host of corse- He stresses the need to be terviewed hoped his story _- often daft have any copse- would help other parents, he gtwmxs for good behaviour," ; worried about the effect it plaining that and suggesting a er with the Oshawa -based would have on his daughter, Durham Family Court Clinic. tom might be more easily accept - who has made great gains in re- ed than suddenly cutting it off times together?' wonders Mr. cent months.) Packer, who suggem parents go "it it's swept under the carpet, 000 _ pr spend time talking to diem At 15 years of age, Karen Crawford was verbally abusive curfew, or who drink or do to her parents, hanging out with drugs. the wrong crowd of friends, skipping school and ignoring c* assignments. — But it wasn't until she picked up a plunger and struck her dors mother that Tom Crawford real- ized the relationship he and his wife had with their only child k " had hit rock bottom. Still, mem disappointments were to follow, admits Mr. Crawford. who was particularly upset when Karen dropped out Social workers at the Durham of school. "No amount of coax- ularly with adolescents going ing could get her back:' he rc- believe good ccnnmunication calls. Mr. and Mrs. Crawford did- n't know where tum. They Kids in court had already been sea ting a coun- you want", Mr. Crawford be- sellor and had talked to numer- ous others, but felt "pigeon- / In 1997-98. there were holed", he says. "We didn't 110,883 cases processed seem to fit into any place we by the youth courts of called.- Canada. Eventually, they found the Parents Support Group. which V Almost hall of those has helped them build a better cases involved property relationship with their daughter, crimes. One in five case$ though there have been bumps involved violent crimes; and setbacks along the way. about one-half of those ..with the help of the group. were common assaults. we realized we were accepting responsibility for her not going V Sixteen and 17 -year - to school. It became our prod tads accounted tow 51 per lett, not her problem," notes cent of cases, 14 and 1S - Mr. Crawford. year-olds for 37 per cent While the group isn't guided and 12 and 13 -year-olds by cmc philosophy, the "trader- for 12 per cent. lying theme is letting kids be re- Males accounted for sponsible for their own ac- eight in 10 cases and Pre- tions.- Mr. Crawford explin%. dominated all age groups. "Them must he consequents" For example. Mr Crawford points to the days when he and ing TV or sleeping till now his wife would wake up Karen every day. to go to school. "Getting her -'We make alternatives: she there had become our problem. could get a job or go to school," But education was her responsi- says Mr Crawford. "We didn't bility... Slowly, she began to rc- put a time line on it. We skipped alive that:' giving her spending money w While Mr. and Mrs. Craw- there was incentive for her to font had no plans of kicking find something, but she really their daughter out of their didn't have experience to get a hone, they made it clear she substantial job. She realized could not just sit around watch- going back to school was easier Remember to reward BY LINER WHITE without competition from the Staj%Wnser TV. Rewarding your teen's good Good communication with behaviour is as important as your teen is one of the most im- dealing with his bad behaviour, portant things you can do to en - advise experts who also eocour- sure a good rclationship, main - age parents to have fun with their lain social workers like Mr. kids. Packer. "We have a host of corse- He stresses the need to be quences for bad behaviour, but open with teens on issues stat af- often daft have any copse- feet than. If you're having finan- gtwmxs for good behaviour," tial difficulties, for example, ex - notes Jeff Packer, a social work- plaining that and suggesting a er with the Oshawa -based change in the allowance Mote - Durham Family Court Clinic. tom might be more easily accept - "Are families having exciting ed than suddenly cutting it off times together?' wonders Mr. without explanation. Packer, who suggem parents go "it it's swept under the carpet, out for dims wish their children your child may develop secrecy pr spend time talking to diem as well," Mr. Packer wants. WORDS FROM THE WISE .Ajax Teta.. Cetera Monday. Joy 12,7 pia. — sig CotPolitics, Points of View and Parodies atillee of the Wrole, council chamber, Ajax Town --- of Fall, 65 Harwood Ave. S. • Monday, Joy 19, 7 p a — Ajax Council, fob swims... week and subtract that from what you'll need for council chamber, Ajax Town Hall, 65 Harwood day -today stuff. What's left is how much you'll be Ave. S. if you've got kids in the house with summer able to save. If that isn't enough, see how you can jobs, chances are they could benefit from some ad- cut costs to increase your savings and help you Pfekeries Tbtra Council vice on how to save their hard-earned wages. Here meet your goal. Wednesday, July 14, 5 psi o. — Site Pfau Ad- are some tips to clip out and share with them. Be teelstic: Saving 100 per cent of your each vitiory Cenobite, meeting room *3, Pickering Figure out your goal: The best way to build a is probably not gang to happen. You'll still want to Civic Complex, One The Esplanade. saving habit is to establish a goal. Think about what enjoy your summa and spend time with your you want to achieve with your eammgs — is it a friends, etc. To do that, you'll need extra cash. Durhaaa Regioasl Council college cc university tuition? A new CD collection? Be consistent: When you're on the savings T000day, July 20, 10 a.a— Durbao Region Clothes" track, stick with it. If you don't, you might lose mo - Council, Council Chambers, Durham Region Cone up with a plan: Once you know what mentum and not reach your goal. And if you don't Headquarters, 605 Rossland Rd. E., Whitby. you want to do with your money and how much it already have a bank account, consider setting one will cost, you need to plan how to make it happen. up. This way, your money will be in a safe place Durso District A savings plan will help you determine how long it and you won't be tempted to spend it impulsively. Schad Board will take to reach your goal and act as a way to For more information on setting up a bank account. There arc no Duch rn Catholic District School keep you on track. contact your financial institution. Board or Durham Distinct School Board meetings Keep it simpk: Your plan doesn't have to be — News scheduled for July. complicated. Take tow much you'll make each Canada UK WE UAD N Up- OUTDO ON A Wdi TW UN :; r Cri i, emotional bruises the family had suffered. At the group, Mr. and Mrs. C'raw iurd get a chance to talk to other parents struggling with teens who refuse to go to lex school, who are physically or t` verbally abusive to their par- ents, who are in trouble with law, who refuse to adhe.c to curfew, or who drink or do drugs. "You have to focus on the — things you have control over, just like at our job:'Mr. Craw- ford advises. "It's a lox like sail- ing: you have no control over the direction of the wind, but you do have control over which direction you set your sail:' And "as you figure out what you want", Mr. Crawford be- h lieves it's important to be fair r 4 and to try and reach a compro- - ;. mise "amicable to both". On the r'y slue of curfew, for example. .• you may want your teen to be \ t home on a school night by IU, but they insist on 11. "By being open and flexible, %: ��,u may come to a compro-mise:' which may include a later curfew on weekends than you had originally established. A.J. GROEN/ News Advertiser photo It also shows your teen you're prepared to listen and consider their concerns. Family Court Clinic deal reg- important in helping to ideriftty and deal with problems. Certainly, "it takes time to through diflic-ult times. They From left are Jeff Packer. Gary Brooks, Debbie Salsbury and develop credibility. It doesn't etw•een parents and teens are Cheryl Tsagarakis. happen overnight:' Mr. Craw- fordconcedes. '-It must be done The figures Where to go for help... n reason a riin a dictatorial environment. Youalways have to give them responsibilities i and conseyuenc:es. J Two-thirds of cases The Ark Youth Shelter: FrentenacYoth S Youth As example. Mr. Craw - aro heard in youth court re- 571-5161 579-1551 ford points to a teen who tells sulted in a conviction. i Catholic Family Services John Howard Society his patents he'll be !were at a J Repeat offenders ore Oshawa: 725-3513 Oshawa: 579-8482I time later than his pre -arranged counted for four of every Ajax: 686-4350 Ajax: 427-8165 curfew. But rather than get into 10 convictions. Not just for Catholics Bowrnanwille: 6236814 i a war of worsts. Mr. Crawford I The rate of youth court Children's Aid Society Lesbian Gay Bisexual suggests an off -handed corn - ment like "Oh rcally7. "no's cases per 10,000 youths declined by nine per cent 433-1551 1-800-461-8140 Youth of Durham: 432- nice" or "Whatever-. "It from 1992-93 to 1997-98. Distress Centre of 7694, 434-1329 reinforces that they we responsebic for thew own ac - Durham: 433-1121 Pinewood: 7238195 twitm. Tciting them they must be J in that time period. the rate of youth court cases Durham Family Court Counseuinq. suopon to, substance abusers.th %rime — d.,,.e i. a%theca .t ey arc planning to stay out for males dropped by 12 i Clinic: 436-6754 J I late anyway. But there will be a per cent, while the rate for I Rose of Durham: 432-3622 am%cqucncc, such as loss of females increased by five Family Services Durham • Support for young parents. use of TY or phone, whatever per cent. ` Aiax/Pi_*ering: 683-3451 you agreed upon." I I Bowmarlville: 623.9141 Youth Cecile: 428-1212 Slow ly, life has improved for — From Canadian Cen- Oshawa: 432.6120 A centre for youth in dhc Crawfords. They are certain tre for Justice Statistics South Oshawa: 434-5855 Ajax and Pickering. their daughter "respects and ap- prec:iatcs what we've dwie to improve our family. Everyone and a number of her friends though her grades are nor what the group with that change. is happier," says Mr. Crawford, were supportive of that deci- we would like. we realize she "Often, family and fnends who reminds parents it's OK t„ cion. may never be an academic:. At don't really understand what let children make mistakes. "When she decided to go, least she is making the effort:' you're going through. Some- 'They have to fall to get up back to school, we old her we says Mr Crawford. -How well limes, you just don't want them again. As ing as they're riot were glad to hear that. There she does ultimately rests with to kmrvv what's really happen- putting themselves in any dan- was no force, no pushing. just her and iow much she values ing. You get very defensive. get ... you have to back off and positive encouragement. There her education" "The toughest thing was un- let them make mistakes. Those was always a loving, supportive While Karen's attitude has derstanding that vow have to let arc the ones they'll remember. - environment" changed over the past months, go:' admits Mr. Crawford, who For more information on a Karen las been back to so too has the attitude of her realized "you can't just get Parent Support Group in your schtol for the past year. "and parents. Mr. Crawford credits makeup cwt' and cover up the arca, call 416-223-7434. your teen's good behaviour: Social worker Still, it's nut uncommon for they get lover grades and that cohol or drug use "if it's a persis- ing about such issues as parties, teens to kap some things to same result (in later grades) did- tent pattern and there's a signifi- "You're less likely to get into themselves, maintains Jim n't seem to phase them ... or if dant amount of money missing," a dialogue with your child if you Cktdinning, a social worker at they seem indifferent over a pose- warns Mr. Clendinning. "nose issue a directive:* Mr. Clendin- The Youth Centre in Ajax. itive mark, then you must talk to arc expensive habits" ring maintains. -Let them know 1 think every parent needs to them about it," advises Mr. Parents should also make note you're not sure how they're accept that a teen's world is nat- Clendinning. of how their teen is spending going to handle these tough. dif- u ally going to become more pri- Another red flag is theft in the their free time. "Sane reach a ficult moments... Any parent who nate:' he says. "If we learned home, such as money being pant where every dxganind ac- can help a teen anticipate or every possible thought they had, taken from someone's walla or tivity they took pan in is think ahead is giving thein a we would probably be very wor- from a container for loose dropped," says Mr. Cknoluming. valuable skill" ried (but) most boas have good change, wants Mr. CkndumM. "'they're left with only 'you The key to improving your judgment" who believes that type of theft is make -it -happen' informal atxivi- relationship with your child "is So just how do you know carried out most often by young- ties. There's a certain sense of to apt settle for what it is now," when that good judgment goes stets in thew early terns who sameness to every day. Mr. Packer advises. 'Test grows awry? don't yet have a pan -time jobb On other frons, parents can and falls apart It breaks, you A change in attic about Such actias understandably try to help their teens prepare for build it again_ If you feel you school is an early warning sign leave marry parents feeling inse- difficult situations by using what have imported your values to for many. -if your child used to cue. However, theft could be a Mr. Clendinning refers to as a your children ... it should be easi- be worried or disappointed when sign of problems as serial as al- 'backdoor approach' when talk- er to say. 'Have a good night" WORDS FROM THE WISE .Ajax Teta.. Cetera Monday. Joy 12,7 pia. — sig CotPolitics, Points of View and Parodies atillee of the Wrole, council chamber, Ajax Town --- of Fall, 65 Harwood Ave. S. • Monday, Joy 19, 7 p a — Ajax Council, fob swims... week and subtract that from what you'll need for council chamber, Ajax Town Hall, 65 Harwood day -today stuff. What's left is how much you'll be Ave. S. if you've got kids in the house with summer able to save. If that isn't enough, see how you can jobs, chances are they could benefit from some ad- cut costs to increase your savings and help you Pfekeries Tbtra Council vice on how to save their hard-earned wages. Here meet your goal. Wednesday, July 14, 5 psi o. — Site Pfau Ad- are some tips to clip out and share with them. Be teelstic: Saving 100 per cent of your each vitiory Cenobite, meeting room *3, Pickering Figure out your goal: The best way to build a is probably not gang to happen. You'll still want to Civic Complex, One The Esplanade. saving habit is to establish a goal. Think about what enjoy your summa and spend time with your you want to achieve with your eammgs — is it a friends, etc. To do that, you'll need extra cash. Durhaaa Regioasl Council college cc university tuition? A new CD collection? Be consistent: When you're on the savings T000day, July 20, 10 a.a— Durbao Region Clothes" track, stick with it. If you don't, you might lose mo - Council, Council Chambers, Durham Region Cone up with a plan: Once you know what mentum and not reach your goal. And if you don't Headquarters, 605 Rossland Rd. E., Whitby. you want to do with your money and how much it already have a bank account, consider setting one will cost, you need to plan how to make it happen. up. This way, your money will be in a safe place Durso District A savings plan will help you determine how long it and you won't be tempted to spend it impulsively. Schad Board will take to reach your goal and act as a way to For more information on setting up a bank account. There arc no Duch rn Catholic District School keep you on track. contact your financial institution. Board or Durham Distinct School Board meetings Keep it simpk: Your plan doesn't have to be — News scheduled for July. complicated. Take tow much you'll make each Canada UK WE UAD N Up- OUTDO ON A Wdi TW UN :; r Cri i, Hwy. 407 foes need garage* sale donations' As is our tradition, Recycler's Corner and the News Advertiser bring you the Treasure Chest on a monthly basis. This space allows res- idents to give away items they no longer use and to list articles they need. Pickering's Bonnie Emerson, a co- ordinator for Project Linus. thanks Treasure Chest readers for the over- whelming donations of acrylic for blankets and for new volunteers who will begin this ongoing project of knitting to provide homemade wash- able security blankets for seriously ill or traumatized children in Canadian hospitals. Also, the Durham Family Court Clinic is grateful to those who donat- ed several boxes of art supplies for their youth program. To use the Treasure Chest, call 420-5625 during regular business hors. Laffaine Phone by the last Wednesday of Roulston each month. ITEMS NEEDED 1) Any suitable garage sale items such as books. lamps. CDs, small fur- niture, etc. for the 407 Action Group's Aug. 14 garage sale at Scar- borough Town Centre. (The group opposes the extension of Hwv. 407 because it's against generating more traffic and wants to protect farm- land.)- 509-5418. 2) Wornen's size 5 roller blades, ice Youth Centre teaches teens how to save a life Teenagers can learn how to save a life this summer. The Youth Centre is offering a two-day Heart Saver 'C' program for Ajax or Pickering residents aged 13 to 19 years. Topics covered include adult. child and infant life-saving tech- niques. The I 1 -hour course is being held WILD A popular Toronto arra artist bas a Spectacular Ba 49fiery uitb an array of life size Nursery Rbyaves, Fairy Taks asci Satirical p nes carved from falkn cedar tures. The Gary, is a rustic couadry setting forty urinates fro- doa•at— Torontat cowaim farm awixassI& a baybortR sw tugs and a pasty size firr Pa Catering to groups and i"tid"dis. accommodating ibe cba4rwaed C-apkistentany apple cider and nearsbasaa rs. A tourist's repriew-a fai nt• d4gbl_a cbnild's dream, ert'trg a catuerer Norman Cosier (905)-94.130 2825 York -Dara Town eine Pickering Open April to Octohcr wsrwAurhammall.com wiklthings Friday. Julv 9 from 6 to 9:30 p.m. and Saturday. July 10 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Cost is $15 per person. Prior registration is required. The Youth Centre is at 360 Bayly St. W, between Westney Road and Finley Avenue, in Ajax. Call 428-1212 for more informa- tion or to register. Recyclers Corner speed skates and a one- or two-man tent - 509-8760, 3) Acrylic to knit by Project Linus - 420-5633. 4) Art supplies for Durham's Family Court Clinic therapeutic art program and props for its therapeutic drama program for youths 12 to 18, toys and CORRECTION NOTICE For our 20 page Sears Warehouse Sale (Sale dates: July 5-18, 1999) Page 18 -112 price Circular Saw Stk. #21078 Item not available for this promotion. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have cased Sears customers games for children three and up - 436-6754. 5) Infant car seats (especially the larger size for 20 -pound -plus babies), Cribs (must be 1987 standard), strollers, high chairs, blankets and clothes for newborn babies for Durham Pregnancy Centre - 839- 9561 or 720-3252. 6) Small wood off -cuts suitable for fretwork - 683-4912. 7) Dresser• ceiling fan, small TV, scatter rugs, old picture frames, wall mirrors, kitchen table set, blinds, cur- tains and rods, patio stones, coat rack, floor lamp, three doors - 201- 8730. 8) Good quality clothing and acecs- sories, toys• and volunteers for the new Big Sisters store in Ajax - 428- 8111. 9) Ride -on lawnmower and weed - whacker, dressers, refrigerator, furni- ture, metal rooting and siding, dry- wall, filing cabinets, paneling, and volunteers for Second Chance Wildlife Sanctuary - 839-4310 or 649-8282. ITEMS TO GIVEAWAY 1) Pond goldfish - 420-7045. 2) Twin boxspring and mattress, men's 10 -speed bike (good c.ondition) -509-2064. 3) Two 8-hy-7 garage doors including hardware (good condition), two workable electric lawnmowers - 619- 3645. BOOK YOUR BOOTH NOW OF FOR THE 3" ANNUAL SHOW Sat. & Sun., August 2V & 29tJ, Children's programs. Educational Services, Health & Fitness Clubs, Career Training & more. Watch For dft Show Trines i!""N And More Details...ih "'I a.r. aaara HELD ..esraa. AT: AJAXPICKEUN6 dflQ/Ia� NEWS ADVERTISER V" rourlx "ttEwsvavt:n wax Isis For more details call Chris 683-5110 NOTICE OF STUDY UOMPLF.TION CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT SANITARY SEWER CROSSING OF CARRUTHERS CREEK (TOWN OF AJAX) I. IN'1'RODUCIION The Regional Municipality of Durham has completed a Class Environmemal Assessment Study to assess alternative alignments for the construction of a sanitary sewer to service development in the Town of Ajax. The sewer will service lands south of gayly Street and west and emu of Shoal Point Road. The sewer will saccade a crossing of Carruthers Creek. 2. PROJECT FILE REPORT The study was cotapleted in accordance with the Class E nvefamomtal Assessment for Municipal Water and Wastewater Projects, Schedule 'B'. Subject to the comments received and Upon receipt of the nooessary approvals, the Region intends to proceed with the design and construction of this project. If concerns arise regarding this project which came be resolved by discussions with the persontpany may Region, a request that the Muusw of the En— -buurlp�,, am roject so an iudt'vidusa envuontn=W assessment. Requests to "burr"" the project must be received within 30 days of nus notice by the Minister of the Environment al the following address: MinWa of the Environn eW The docutaeration of the Schedule 'g' Class 15' Floor. 135 St. Clair Avenue West Environmental Assessment is available for Toronto.Onudo M4V IPS review at the following loaoons: Regional Municipality of Durham Clerk's Deportment 605 Roade d Road East Whitby.Ontario LIN6A3 Moa - Fri 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Regional Municipality of Durham Works Department 105 Consuttnas Drive Whitby.Ontario LIN6A3 Mon - Fn 6:30 a.m to 4:30 p.m. Town of Ajax Clerk's Deportment 65 Harwood Avenue South Ajax.Ontario LIS 2H9 Mon - Fri 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 3, COMMENTS OR QUESTIONS Interested persons/panies should provide written comments to the Region on the project by August 6, 1999. Comments should be directed to Mr. John Presto, P.Eng., Project Manager. at the works of A copy of the "bump -up" request must also be sem to the Regional Clerk. 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Durham Music Camp 3; puts a little soul in their education "it is true that the heart of a It school may well be its academic It focus and opportunity, but the soul of a school is rooted in its arts pro- grams and extra -curricular activi- i ties." — Mark Malee, music camp co-ordinator/director Durham District School Board BY JOHN DUARTF- Staff Editor The Durham school board has long recognized the importance of the arts as part of the curriculum. So much so that in the late 19gos and under the guidance of Herb Knox, the then Durham Board of Educa- tion established the Durham Music Camp in collaboration with Camp White Pine in Haliburton. "I didn't know much about run- ning a camp:" says Knox. "But we felt there was a need and we started the music camp as a arm of the ex- isting an camp" In that first year. 33 Durham stu- dents who excelled in the musical arts took part in the two-week pro- gram which allowed them the oppor- tunity to experience of an outdoor music program promoting high stan- i dards and to do so with similarly - minded young people from across the region. The benefits were tremendous i from the outset says Mark Magee. the Durham District School Board's i I music camp co-ordinator and dircc- tor. �. 'Students are completely im- mersed in a musical enrichment pro- tram.- ro- gram- he says. '-It allows them the opportunity to be surrounded by I what i believe is the soul of educa- L- tion." The Durham Music Camp was al- most an immediate success. Within 10 years. it grew to over 130 stu- dents. Approximately 230 attended the camp last year. This year, the num- ber of students at Camp White Pine neared 270. But, in fact, the Durham Music Camp reaches many more kids. '-Students go back to their own classes (after attending the music camp) and share their expertise with other students:' says Magee. The impact of the camp is also long reaching, adds Durham Music Camp's director. --It's just wonderful to watch the kids grow up:' he says. "The reward is hearing how well the hands play week after week.- Although eek"Although Knox agrees the suc- cess of the Durham Music Camp can be attributed to the talent and enthu- =siasm of music students in Durham .,Region, he says the camp's staff' and arts teachers in general deserve a lot I of praise. t "1be music teachers in this area arc as good as any across the coup - try:' says Knox. "Our (camp) staff is just excel- lent. They are all around good musi- cians and great teachers" Both Magee and Knox commend Camp White Pine for encouraging tand welcoming that growth. "Camp White Pine has been very co-operative," says Knox. "We needed extra facilities. They built them:' They have been great:' agrees Magee. "We needed an auditorium and 1 they gave us one. It's called the Pinetages " Next year at the beginning of June another group of music stu- dents, from Grade 7 through OAC, will attend the Durham Music Camp. Magee says there is still plenty of room to grow. ..We arc ecstatic about the growth we seen," Magee says. "We are very comfortable with the number we are working with and have not yet reached the cut-off point:' The Durham Music Camp direc- tor says he's encouraged by the "re- naissance of the arts in general" and he'd like to see other parts of the performing arts take advantage of the Durham Music Camp. "Musical theatre has grown in a big way:' he says. "That is an arca we haven't yet NEWS A D V E R -1 I S I I< 1 i1 LY 7 1999 Totem pole precision Greg Fowler and sister Sarah were busv at the PickerinY Lihrary Mon- day putting the finishing touches on their totem pole pent d Itolders. 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Come see the many sides of SearsTV I wei1011, duly 7, IWO Sports&LEISURE N E W S A D V E R T I S E R Pickering squad falls in semi-final Red Sox blue after tough Cambridge tloss J U L Y 7 1 9 9 9 PICKERING — The Pick- stages of the semi-final game. singled, but was gunned down ering Red Sox major mosquito Pitchers Mark Phillips and by catcher Cory Schumacher rep baseball team suffered Brent Tamane kept the A's off trying to steal second base. only its fourth loss in 28 the score sheet for the first five The A's continued to put pres- games this season in the semi- innings until Peter Murphy sure on the Sox in the bottom final of the prestigious Toyota punched home the Sox first of the ninth. With a runner on Tyke Classic in Cambridge run with a line drive up the second and two out, the Kitch- last weekend. first -base line in the top of the ener batter belted a Fly hall to After winning their division fourth inning. After both deep left and Anthony Luc with three straight victories, teams traded runs in the fifth. Flew to the gap and snared the the Sox faced the 1997 On- the A's scored the tying run in ball. Not to be outdone, right tario champion Kitchener A's the bottom of the sixth inning. fielder Kyle Donnan made an in the semi-final game. In a Kitchener threatened to win equally spectacular catch in classic battle, the teams were the game in the bottom of the the bottom of the 10th to pre - tied 2-2 at the end of 10 in- seventh and final regulation serve the tie. nings before the A's finally inning. Jamie Molony scooped In the opening game of the broke through for a run in the up his fifth of six ground balls tourney, Pickering squared off Ith to post a 3-2 victory. in the game to erase the threat with Fleshenon with the Sox Pickering and Kitchener and send the game into extra posting a 12-2 win, despite a displayed outstanding pitching innings. In the bottom of the shaky start. Before the game and stellar defence in the early eighth, the A's lead-off hitter was five minutes old. Flesher - 7 3 3 17 ton was up 2-0. With the Sox Pickering novices run over on their heels early in the right fielder Wesley Sherb 7 game, Leufkens helped settle the de - Corvette for tourney `B' crown with alballl.. cad h a Boyar Pbrlliso ono anlooping fly 3 2 1 7 Pitcher David Aquino settled PICKERING — The Pick- solid defensive work at second into a groove and shut down ering MTS novice girls' select base. the opposition the rest of the softball team captured the con- The Pickering novices way. solation title at the Seven Oaks trounced Enndale 19-3 in the Despite getting into a jam Tournament on June 26. second game. Amanda Yildrim early in the second game. the In the consolation final. hit a bases -loaded triple to put Sox were able to chalk up an Pickering thumped Corvette the game out of reach. Amber impressive 13-4 win over the 16-1. Lenita Leufkcns pitched Gauvin belted a double and hometown Cambridge Cubs. a four -hitter and chipped in of- scored a run. Alexandra Sirard In a battle between two un- fensively with three hits. Dana tore up the base paths and defeated teams in round-robin Loughlin had a great game, scored two runs. Lisa Kershaw play, the Red Sox squared pff scoring twice and making sev- pounded out two doubles and against Dorchester with the eral sparkling defensive plays. scored a run. Danielle Cowie winner going to the semi-fi- Sabrina Thompson cracked a chipped in with a pair of hits nals. triple and added two runs bat- and three runs scored. Melissa A two-hour rain delay and ted in. Mandy Crump had a hit O'Connor was spectacular in intense heat did nothing to and scored two runs. Emma the outfield. deter the Sox as they rolled to Kcanc contributed to the win O'Connor later placed sec- a 6-0 win behind the pitching w „h ,wo sum %coxed. and 1n the base running skills of Thomas Fraser, who retired v,., ... --m- art oU W aluW.3Wt.. cs4uW _ pc1,r — —.. „t .,..,.. , , .4 to Oo.cis.ass hat- - u..,. x�...... urau.�_ _ Ly- all. lo�tng !(1 1 to hast Scvcn 7hr roam r. coa.hct by Thr ream csl�oac&_a by Oaks li rnir I rull.rn. 1, kc I culkcns, Gary Tamarac. Tarah \l.rhnnct war. the i' ( :; Irtr: 1 T:;rr,rnc%. Bill Fraser and Ione bright .p,.t with PON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo Art in motion Viper Richard Marsh shows fine form as he makes the throw to first dur- ing Westney Heights Men's Sid Pitch action on Sunday. This match pitted the Wipers against Powrmatic. "~�' taoor•E 1tNtL ONn•LDtt T•HhiIFI'YMEC® HOP L • - — � �wettw s SCOREBOARD Tr" ,� BALANCE r� $32%* 1esus capaucsrara 7 s 2 010 with this ad ' Mag Wheels & Trucks Extra 4 . L— OW b a„ d,a Ma Iw VOued e,raaort.o.a a htortaa for their EXPIO ES JULY 20 IM I — — — — — — — — "P" "•' 000aM+•P�+q r ou-Pow 7 T 4 2 1 3 2 z a s JULY 7,1999 Ahs kvira Motors Lid 7 4 3 0 e 7 4 0 iaqdAUW*-Mannwy : 3 3 0 e Pf:: PYyag HMOs a 3 5, 7 •a• Corntrugfrni 4 3 1 0 a Tonna aaMtaa 8 2 4 2 a Ceidtad 11 -sod Ale Corp. 5 2 2 1 S 2 e, 2 3 4 PiOwrin vi" SPOM T"M DrarSrOM a a 0 i LVN" 4nvwSws Unisrra Ca,srM e , 3 z 4 Tama w L T LRB 1�1•M DNMtOM TEAM a W L T /ri owo=4 PMnt am YW�psr 7 3 3 17 So,. Pontiac 4 2 1 e Sherb 7 3 3 1 7 •MI CotMruaw 'i1 4 0 0 a Boyar Pbrlliso 6 3 2 1 7 S,roMm Drug Mot 3 2 0 1 S R 9ra1W RMI E.amse Lid 7 3 3 1 7 MMsays Ratsumits Ltd. 4 2 2 1 S Pickering drops soccer match to rival Ajax AJAX — The Ajax Warmers In- vestors Group -Dave Sinclair under -15 boys' rep soccer team put up a valiant fight only to lose the clmopionship game in double overtime at the recent West Rouge Soccer Tournament. In the final. the Warriors were de- feated by Chinguaco usy 2-I. After mg - illation time ended in a 1-1 draw, the teams needed two extra frames before Chinguacousy was able to net the game winner. Tustin Sinclair scored the lone Ajax goal. assisted by David Zak. Ajax opened the tourney with a 3-2 kiss to Islington. Yuri Tello and Shady Habib scored the Warriors' goals. Adam Alexander and Corey Sevin assismd. The Warriors rebounded to win the second game 2-1 over Pickering. Michael Gilroy scored both Ajax gads. Zak and Mike Miranda were instritimpt- tal in setting up the markers. In the third game, the Warrions downed host West Rouge 3-1. Joel Lloyd scored twice to pace the Ajax at- tack Habib added the other marten. Raffaelle Pileggi assisted on one of the goals. The Warriors also defeated Dar- lington 3-0 in prelintirtary-round action. Lloyd, Habib and Brae Carbeu scored for Ajax. Cv*do A Enwogt ns f i i 0 s L"nY Munni lryugnoa .. , , 2 0 2 0 9 0 0 TEAM 6 V L T /TB e°w' Porltrso , , 0 0 2 0 -My Tw*4jp q� a , 2 o z MaW'S w. , , 0 D 2 nuoi iso. 1 1 0 0 2 PMsr•s^� 20 2 0 0 Tema Ca pastry 0 0 0 0 0 TEAM MCGET •nt•rOM Wit'S 0 M L T FFS P"V• • 0 1 11 Srric C�nsrM Centra 7 43 0 • e 3 • 0 • Mgat Muller Toro4 2 2 0 4 7 / 5 1 3 A.J. GROEN/ News Advertiser photo Wanderers place The Ajax Wanderers under 18 boys rugby squad tent some of their tal- ent to the visiting Oshawa Vikings during action at home here last geek so two full teams could be fielded. The exhibition game be- t%een the two squads featured plen- tv of rough and tumble action. Top. rive Vikings close in on a Wanderers Mop ea► irr At left, the Wanderers tont the tables on their foes with this timely tackle. Action continues for the Wanderers nun's and women's trams throughout the summer - F". "•. T•HhiIFI'YMEC® HOP L • - — � �wettw s -- 695 Finley Ave. Ajax ROTATE & X BALANCE r� $32%* 1esus +4 T o.+.a MIChei s661iM V. W with this ad ' Mag Wheels & Trucks Extra 4 . L— OW b a„ d,a Ma Iw VOued e,raaort.o.a a htortaa for their EXPIO ES JULY 20 IM I — — — — — — — — THAT OLD COMFORTABLE FEELING PRIDE & CRAFTSMANSHIP Classic Cooling & Heating is committed to bringing back that "old comfortable feeling," a return to value for your dollar, excellent service,ty installation and a concern for customer satisfaction. Classic offers a winning team! Norm Jung has more than thirty yearsresidentialresidential and commercial product Marg Jung more than thirty T. years business, sales and t.r customers service expeerience. Stewart Peterson brings more Jw"Q that twenty five years of installation and service experience and Manta Peterson has more than eighteen years office administration background. On June 1st they had the pleasure of briegtng John McKenzie on board as a sales consultant. With all the charges in the en sector, including utility deregulation, major consolidators are g companies to Protect their sham. Classic has sea out of the and remained 'r►depeudent� deals' carrying many product lines. Some of these are Lenin[, Keeprite and Janitrol furnaces, air conditioners and accessories, Napoleon, Lento and Selkirk Fireplaces and B.B.Q;'s. They are also Sunoco Home Energy dealers audaorized to sell then gas hot water heaters and nadurak gat. Come in and visit than at 628 Kent Street in Whitby. See their large showroom filled with maty products and have a peak at how their fireplaces and stoves may look in your home, after all their home is your home. If you prefer a free in-home estimate call them at (905) 430-9959. Classic believes they have the best selection and prices in Durham. 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Manager, Sponsorships 8 Advertising. You will be responsible for marketing Iroquois Park Sports Centre and other Town recreational facilities for sponsorship and advertising programs to generate revenue. You will develop a marketing and sales plan, and call on regional and national clients. To quality you will have a combination of a mininNXn 2 years of relevant experience and education from a College or University. You possess excellent communication, presentation and interpersonal skills, excellent negotiation, administrative, PC and analytical skills: knowledge of advertising and promotional mediums. including production. You have a track record working in a corporate environment, in marketing, advertising and/or sales capacity. A valid Ontario driver's license and vehicle are required for the position. This position requites a high energy individual, with an entrepreneurial approach who will ergoy working in a high paced, proactive erwironment. This is a performance based contract position with salary and bonus Qualified candidates who are ready to become part of our highly motivated team are invited to submit their resumes by July 16. 1999 to: Mr Peter LeBel The Corporation of the Town of Whitby 575 Rossland Road East Whitby, Ont L1 N 21IM8 Fax 905-686-7005 e-mail: Iebelp 6 town.whitby.on. ca We wish to nsartl all applicants for their Interest, but advise that only those selected for Interview will be contacted. DIAMOND INSTITUTE Durham Region's Leading IT Certification College TO FUTUM or.ngs w muse rLAwn Ri,,lau,+nl ;.'F", a c ",P.r lW :th - S. n,� „r. 1, 4 ;,newel r cared, an kcwM and b Vye re are "Chrucault TAKE YOUR FWMT STEP TO BECOMING AN ,kJYid Mil 8 Can ung ppa W"k ends ad atm MFOFtfAATXM TECHNOLOGY PROFESSIONAL ratings Apply A person e,:n,uunrrdn us,rg Oracle oiprr atamNlna,n - A. 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TV Commer• ablity for non•Insertion Magazinesata intra of an advertisement. y bock Is accepted inielklg aed Liability for error$ in ads ftli ion Ins own call Is fi niled to the amount (416 •9N-93Ai a 1-800- �- pad for the space occu- Y 0 E l U S n the error. Ni copy ,not a 9.5 Pose" to the appe"t Is sof • vrad AaHi it 7u ni of vol 01 Inanagerrbnt of to HiMaj REER I News Advertiser. ON datum requests, Expen- fU we not neaaarlr, call hin OW RA MW Clark reguired San and dealt erlVNannleAt For full we poste. Expen- 295 The Plan. W5420- ampokaW be civ« bFo ^�Vdvn dau 1 Drop resat an w appy wwlan BraWMI Ford Town. W •7k�..P.I.d�E,V.BRay� Fwdrn street. elooan. ••-••-vim••-• D MTCM. for tla bed .Stt1001 Carer, must have exper• B S am. US LoOsucs 8 cam• skills. cal Ter . - for 3 rules daffy. gas W in I I to 6e1`�F92 W Clean abstract. EAa $201111. M. Sm. w recent DDC, Fluent more per week. usemdi English preferred. iprro � in I home, Scott a sell - {905) 420-4574. addessed sir ewdop- to 0 PH 6 2 Duda t 416-39&9390 W. Sulo 541. Fal 636211118 . Mn. AtTST sasagi. L5K SU �T for ECE REOYNFED for sripol- LI 000PLE program Markham/ aEgd7 call Mature couple for high- 7ed 96 flan area (905)267. rise be I in Ajax II . Must be hard wotkin , with good engllsh skills. ESTNETICWI or Nat Techn- cian Wkd RD* good W po,untry cat for more into FiX "=Me M Axxess. 6611-50no tM15.61i•2m. EXCISES 0=0 LOUNGE, CHMINE needs pan lime 501 S1nKoe St S Door per. saki Mils or Female Expen help wok from horn li of "emble Call 905948- emu mounted Appy in per 8153 3 p in sed anter, 3 D m MGmann Ylep 1 Gaaaral1"14 Summer Fun Summer Cash Earn part time CASH. Paid week- ly Become the 2uHomeCARE Distributor In your neighbourhood. Free starter kit. No investment. No selling. NOT MLM Car required. For details call: Chris 1-888-6505300 IN DURHAM N T= GTA A,FTBPTWORK * w LOCAL PIN TO PIN * 2 YEARS EXP * 1r WEEKLY PAY * st 3,13 00 - $15.50 PER HOUR * CURRENT ABSTRACT CALL DDP -19") 43048" - NOW, MCKERIr40 Rogpdnw a VOLLINTIM 00.ORMATM For a growing volunteer program art time - 30 hrs per week rte year contract Degree or diploma In related field -Certificate in volunteer management an asset Experience working with seniors preferably in a long term care setting kty to work Independency -Experience in recruiting, training and mamg- i "niteefs Lest be organised, caring and resident cantered Pf•M0• fa= here to Presr Dbv~ (995) 4m"oaw CONCIERGE / SECURITY OFFICERS REQUIRED •NNMEDIATELY111e B&IMMIDslQ10um nowees and Saivism nebome Family De". Vision and prescription penefes and up to !x10,000 lila it aturan ce are provided. FULL' F*Rp�T �TTWA� �AAoS�UMMER w.. groomed. 'people persons' of all ages. with good communication sloes, able to work allsntM m Condomi sums, plazas and tactdries. Must have own transportation to sites. AsAP:ly in person 9-4 weekdays G OUP 4 CPS LIMITED 199 Wentworth SL E. 2nd floor, Oshawa EXKN.ENCEO. painters and DIRM FIMU now mmo helpers needed tot genera Grtilied personal Iramer nil rew"'aliwls, lot restorarot cwnparry FulVryn lame Mus ne$s COral0lalt. SAM peuar ncepurxusl and boor sun De reluge id able to walk GI Ooh Adan at (9051426 aW mnmummo suptrvisbn 7628 CA, essential 905x75-0902 FULL TNFE posums Avaiiae mdw case ttn mechanical mF dugry speot"IT HVAC re- immedutely in a Pidirn Pon PeOaraio,+s ad devN- 1m d manulxtunng company F esurin to (9051427 IW Pd 1031111 Glnda Inc. is a retail chair of over 300 pe! product stores expanding on a national basis At our Ajax store located on 475 West"ey Road North, we have a vacancy for a part-time retail clerk. Duties include Customer Service. Cash and Stock Candidates must have. • Completed Grade 12 • Be capable of moderately heavy lifting • Previous cash and customer service experience • Be able to work days and evenings during the week and on weekends Year round • • NOT SUITABLE FOR FULL TIME STUDENTS Fax nwlnes 10 905.916-1160 Anenhon: Michael Do not mail rewires. Applications will Igo be received at our stores. CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or Individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and Inst in an envelope and address to Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, resumes That are taxed directly to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as indicated by the instructions in the ad. AA7%7 a e u7 a V z%jg;e MANAGE%W. r CANADA'S DISCOUNT PANTY SUPER CENTRF ('andidate. nnr,t hast Retail management or supervisory experience. Send rrsumr to: Asst. Store 'i Position Party Gfant 1618 DNnda, St. N firth. I N 2KN fax 19050-432-.4117 Position Yourself For Progress Norm Our large client in the transportation industry is now, looking for staff to fill 50 positions in the following fields • General labourers • Material Clerks isors H you a� ffllexR* to work in Ajax, Pickering or Port Peng and you are a reliable individual, have access to transportation, and Can work shifts: Please call Olsten at: (905) 427-0717 M Olsten StaffingSerAces E am Ocvmrun,ty E' u,.ve, V o'. The News Advertiser Is looking for reliable people to Insert and deliver papers arid Ifyers door to boor every Tuesday. Wednesday. Friday and Saturdayin the Pickering area. Deliveries must be completed by 6:OOpm. Must have a vehicle. For more information call 905-683-5117 UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE requires NEWSPAPER CARRIERS to deliver papers two times a week in the following areas: UXBRIDGE Main St. Colby Rd. Sandy Hook Rd. Lormick Dr. Rural Route Uxbridge North LEASKDALE Regional Rd.l, Regional Rd. 13 CANNINGTON Hillside Cres. King St. Ann St. Park St. Cameron St. W. Laidlaw St. S. Munro St. CALL DEBBIE 905-852-9741 Now Advertiser is seeking Contractor to deliver to rural areas in Pickering. Work consists of collation and distribution of papers and flyers four days a week. Must have a vehicle. Please contact Camille at 905.653-'6117 Gas MRnun sure eta or. aTIe„^an'. Iegw ed lull ume endpar' lmn Appy in ppeerrs5on n 696 Kirrgstm Ad Writwhilennpp IKm95,on ano e s Rd 1 HAIR STYLIST WANTEE) Pa- time' lull time. ,)Uid lead to perma- ' for busy salon in Osham. hourly wage plus commission, plus tenefis d paid birth- days No Sundays Please phone Margaret or Mandy 905)57G-4477 HAIRSTYLIST P„P= : nplus commission �U- . 'r redwnd Ph" �15)725-0119 dais or :•.5)43/4255 leave message ase RAMSTYLIST r-q..md to, Wmny seem Pan ane Mull rime Sway . Conti n Apply in person wed res wAnd"amy, Franck Saw" .elca. 1200 Rosdand Rd E 1. � mbi' 905/300966 FJLL-TME NAa13TYLt$T ,seed "• ;✓ P;vva; v - $a iG'huvr ✓ grail meg Intents icor Sun s Las 10, •nrvn'w Cindy 5026-6621 HELP WANTED we tune 1 -ins 1,. 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WerlRy Mo N* AbSokOOv. puvl,vety m p,e"......0 J4raurd P'.0 caryPay.-.. aero midnight Y F *exceed, 9 'm 5 P m 1015 Brock Rd P." 1905"427.6277 M vvj3mmmm C0 n- burres ",off. telephone ,eps No expenaKe required caul Nan Exoekm pis' pus cash Oonuses duty ay 6 Eutr«p shifts aalade Gator Summer oDppDpwortturory PN4fe ran Can dor referrals w Lon Gsn pall for rekrraa Pon=, expe,nnceo pan- bmr tw dry cleaning plan Ca11663-2217 FROCRESM sola in CourtKe is seeking toAupart time Stylist Salon recently completed Goldwclt Man S= snipe Stave a ABA Twdmo "I training provided s plus commnson cap TnngRy s 72-96x0 Lt%PKIMT PRYERS want- ed - no expenence necessary Families welcome. $648 per tW 640 gayly St East of Marwood Ana■905.3276096. July 1 .30th SLOEOWTENDENT hv"n couple. one panner to stove dkies to, 123 aunt apartmad budding, limited manleiurice duties Salary 2 bedroom . Fax resume to (905)579.9472 TIN OM ADVERMR is looking for Kids to deliver par. pas and Ayers door to door Iola umes a week by 600 PM n their net borhoods call 905663-511 TOW TWM Operators Iw- ligN or heavy for Markham. Twonb. Durtum. experience prelened out w41 Iran nNR plKartl apmug be nsurable Mapc Apply I3 LaxMw Blvd. nham, or la. 905.172- 9751 SELL R NOW CALL AJAX 683-0707 UXBRIDGE 852-9741 PEOPLE NEEDED TO DELIVER FLYERS. Once a week in your neighborhood. Earn $20 to $30 a week. For Information please call Carol at 420-7691 or Sandy at 728.3009. Leave a message inclusive of your name, number and postal code 1 Lxrce Help 1 MW HOP DEALERSHIP Requires a New and Used Vehicle Sales Person For a confidential interview please call Chuck Hughes or Richard Rammler 905-683-6561 1 How ImSues RaNNAg•n s CONSULTING :NS SALES REPRESENTATIVE -r ,parry n;w res mire- �'I a eaetarpRecep Baca seury :, ,i,. ss." kir r aped Posnnon nnium good allowmx 8 wMlt plan. co". ..0 trop skills conn- puW ons 9B W lidowss %I Mcrde "do- Submit resume b Lm Cir- S. 4410 FINLEY NVEclo O AJAX.O T sort ONKe and aunt be U- Fa. (905) 619-9629 Email - mdw case ttn mechanical mF dugry speot"IT HVAC re- c,aawca•,•wrN mil, Pon PeOaraio,+s ad devN- 1m d ■eC1,7 My 10 beon on qu Ikons amid experience /lOi_)aIle "mine b (9osw3a- ,� M PROFESSWUL OFFICE Seein.,o . pr•o,ced o.,rpn. • - • ale Gwt: i,,kr ',. •Tait dnd:t- a beavers °^amide 41 as MIG 01 11"Vexia record °CNng Indirtnea °"°?�''mg. 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Home Every Weekend Satellite Dispatched No NYC No Slip Seating Competitive Rates Benefit Package Paid Weekly -Direct Deposit Call Bryan (905)706-2596 BRAKE PRESS OPERATORS AND SHEET METAL MECHANICS Must be able to do Setups 8 Layouts, Shift Premiums. Kanalco Ltd. 18M Brock Rd. S. Pkdterilq. Contact Max at: FAX 905-420-1925 Phone 905-420-1044-0Q. 29 Pickering Location EXPERIENCED LASER OPERATOR Night shift Monday to Thursday, 4:30 p.m. to 3:00 a.m. Fax resumes to: Nelson Industrial Inc. (905) 428-2392 NNechanical Assemblers *Welder Fitters Applicants should have experience with construction machinery or a relevant field. Shift work may be Involved Fax reillate to 416-297-4034 1 "011Ew" aal a li �Ift" RN REQUUUM For P/T hours All shifts. LTC experience preferred. Fax resume to Sunnycrest Nursing Home (905)-576-0111. Att. Director of Care. EXKINIKW ON" SM- ,Mry eau,,ed tu, a My En" darmoupyMucleat Meduoe Clinic for permanent pan-tnnr emplO,irem su',an l kip phuants should be proficient in .decal dlN tylimil (nuclear medicine ardor radlplo0' ex. p.uence an asset). expem ence using Windows 91096 ano Mlcwsoft Okla ,Word) Possess efferent reception - 61, skids and tux a Pleas m manner in dealing with gegen$ and physKian Tnnse tains art essemnl to, this chauerrong old dyrbmc pi5dlon i••ncn Ine Sit :esslul applicant 0 be n'uurSiwxk (wlm m d 15 -11 1 n1 full turd nWrs �vacaron 31x0 srck hire : crape Attractive aha ,rnptneve salary wol can- eiri'Surae with 7WMiOnMs nd ap4ry PIMtax fes"to 305070-3276 BASEMENT RENOVATION a,. ,liking I',• pr•stn n1r Ureal aW„lrknkM- r,1Je and a artery at S41I5 ;rvel slut Iran IxDe 1* ,c'ro Inn nsi Ai ua x res responsible C pbk and f4 �r tmh Ca11905665G074 1 Hoepaa CERTIFIED DENTAL As•, stem ,1qr �r'•:�, ry r- per .eek xF .:,ding Saturdays Computer e.yrence and Logc Lech a a59ef Cad 1905)837-1231 EXPERWNCED RecepeonN Asnsbm ,,scared f« off* don n: in PKYtnnq Approximately 25 Wm HARP certdied Onlddaa,c experience an asset PIeaw resume to 19051$371099 HOOPER -omes Porlarw ° QUw ; ales to cwwpleN :• r nsa,arcr medals a a out bMa in k«rby Ostia n ad Bo..,W Ak ata !enpuxsu , Arid ECG e.pm- nor a Ener Muss have own MKIe coni Kelly lax 90$1579.6679 - avie ❑n .tease "VMS&/ aMDECAL aiccxrmf l•'r Part Tlerre t ,x�,w'oi �v .ewo�rr q ova.u.+r.4,ppi- rvn E.pes�es�r �.,e(r. er,.rnnn...r Me4aq-siu •. ►MARMACIST res., ;are E.cam rah uri c.�Fak. a and Pro- 576.3 Fi inuel b 90S sn72n Prlr7grMAANST-=.raib Priw,e Cr•.. �.^a. 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Wrong 7�"a 35: S14W 000 Cal 905-579 O911M 21111 { 3111 fW d 65661Sp1 Dupe. 2 oedro0ms Inking - MO FORD RMOR 111 6 oO kitchen bosh. Se. aundei a -.elk., ;. 0 enhance a.awam JWy , W, S3;OG OB O Cdl 903 $75000 Akawe 1905) 433- M-729117970 Illi FUND EaRONN SLI aMAlIAf981C0E/481. Mad - 44 amynu green sort rod. able August M finger base - ar. Power doorsro _40"se. am n*in Apanman Separak pt - good 46M. nbrakes Stance Indite. Store ukwes trakb to'w1g parch= Cert- and CAW 111dklded 5530 NO ked and errMsbn IWd Int- 1 pen. 1579.6498 ISVWI requited Jasm. mxuute caidagn 000 050 905.430.6805 PICKENS - IeWty rwo,2W 1"6 NAM elm V6 1 OeOhoom basement. hull $14250 amllea. As taxes. bathroom kitchentawdry. luded. 5 Speen AY'fM as- Own entry. ac parking $700 terse 6gr40 h,qn Dacksexsnarl- . allIrrJu9M Ava,uble 'mine S6.WOkm IWI IAdory wadrMely NO DeWsmOtng IT IM GMC 4.4 S15 sm 1905 426-4723 arM,ed 28 5 speed draw PIMERNs, bright abolo IMF and ab. cox sale new aour'd 1 -bedroom Apr 4 ap. paint no rust AM,TM as- dpktaarcx,eess no Pnokl a Mlle 705357-t527 PMkng 5695 pndu�lo N Fula F150 wenA117'o Aug"' Est CMI Rum, good Ilan new I a. !9056-9629 needs body work 5800 080 683iiia . dean bngm I. CAI .MI a 436-7996 DeOrwm wAYtpu1 basemem NOwf laundry no Snr__ 1pelS 1 4 Single pa me' 5650 IM PLY TN VOYAGER PKIRWJK- Brock and Del. LE. good condition. used day. brook area One bedroom, ta� r t% as rs1 bright SWOUS Mm con - (905)6895591 un. besemem apt Sep en- trxla. soluble Ia Snge a coupe withrelelences Nom 1 hailar8 smokers no pen Avail Aug Ise. $650 a7 II wwduwve f,rP 6 INS COUN CHESAPEAKE Its' UN 686-1179 slags 6 3 buner hove a- SELF -CO MMM 1 cedrocom In.Included Excdkm con- Dasemem apartment Brock 6 57500 (905) 728-1093 Opxgol, area Available on. fall COLEMAN Tent trader. ,-,,.y I-monmly in Slaps dust. 1st 6 lash Call Cedar Destiny Series Sl 6 kitchenetteruler manse James 19051619-2289 or 991. ornery, a.nwg i scrap 2CA3 room Proal to ten $3950 AAM, 2. Dedrmm Apartment 905430-1090 In bwidng 67 OFF St S 191E JAYCO 1207 toll Irak, 5810 yobs parking Avalable Sleeps 8 3 way Indpe. Iw- Mmedatey Nut but shop- raceIcon propane tank_ Mi schools No Deis pt screen room aawmng. 19011683-6115 roper color veryean dcon- SOUTH MCKER MG. We bed. dew 17900 08 0 905.430- loom basement aDomenl 6965 p -ale wiranu. parkug no 111111IMM7 IM KUM TOP lenl Aching a Econ $650 new trader seeps 6 Sink h,m[ "o' IsIA1d (90lhigh And low pressure Sewn. SPACIOUS Yefl mMOlaned 2 oN And on board Cato Car bedroom ants Avail a1 900 used exgq fIa000 Sroak- and 888 Glen SI Some with Fyn 655-8893 wale -n CoseM� ppaant povld. eONSAO 27h newlvw arse o SUaHs shoo- ed with Florida WMM � -antra GO Staron LIM, (leU n Grandnew Park no on mdudd 111 720-4993 Bute AC 1Mayou rpt. buo, pal. hdlub. ,nary 4 mai aawu45es and evenn FMnng S12.90D 72b29N ! 11 wofm t 1, 2 8 3 Bad. Apts. Refurbished & Now Appliances. All Util. Included. M -house Supt. & Maint. On site Security. Rental Office: Mon • Fri. gam • 8 pm Sat i Sun f pn1• Spm -�LALIANT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 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 u5 at: Www.bigf HH Intro'-highri,wr OSHAWA 1 "°'RM F LARGE. ''les :: Easy Nod s�_rt. Gas to 0 S Schools. heal $875 FJ' -Illus WIMwn A61FC•acal' Available Aug 1st Ist��St 721-8741 ,789567 WHITBY .._. ..., .. N Asia. 4 cdrm. 3 Mash, "110- tam 5 du mI Dope a :•'+s. marl-SnkwerS "Referent slave A-, Sept 1199 e pili hydro $125000/mo Plus t"ddm s..liliple row 905130-3600 CRepam a $e GN Ekntiape r'd Noun. Re/Yx 5mmm Rnsy Inc "1100-'f9g-6991 WHITBY Large one bedroom Ext 11486 PIs Nave your ". Them apaumd Cam $n- Mn* 6 nuiri0er ;I. remak walk To GO. town NEW ,FM n N 0lhim 3 2 Mpkarbes. IR- d bit,., gd•dce 6 app. antral •t dikes NO pets.trrsWst ar we D0gq Dedt Yard war +Jlow wwneduwy 629 dock 11, 14th o.ud Cradt rwve 1l9059627.7717 a dWO Aval low July (905)- 19OEFR1tt15 883J67C BINfTE'SrDRIANpMA me PARAMSE ON EARTH MUST bedrooFIT Das<men, apart- BE SEEN L 8E BELIEVED .lent separae enhance Non Stwm,ng B., ' , flan $now M on. &-"to =ow set m 29 roMrg �r"b` in am= Ill apes n NOM Omawa 6 aa- 2Us•Or, file 1905) 639- esmarwcuwd laridactpw9 wM mMrwe Ont and at h Nary fere that you opown Nees 5 contracting, 2 toll your own hmm for Nn ow Irons U,Ot 4nrlgroam. 1 P;u 'hunk•' Ca Dow iron mgroom6 n0ee`I r lock $WS Rep RMti1t M[Nnn $Fwk Waft 119911 LM On repute saMkn d 19051 W38M a INS) 6F """ sYAlm. 20 car 0o- 321, rent' 1 Rd pubo. rim MLSON'OLM arta. aM Ar�katSA Otilp"eF brba OW"Y bu,,n,n 'Cao- Died ,Odar an bemrNnw urges' or lwscu. a.a,ubue mnNasaty UK FrkgFa, Aoae. sttR REdrO w ant appiw dww b 0 p�MkSwJgQ nut m Into, a 903 s76 41„ lekwtdry m.,t,� 2�.886q p PKRERIN6 :rr,reatrH bct rvw.kas 263_2572' IIm man lion - ^' Mint $kadaele 1 kbit.. 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PITAFa1NG Roan slfMalw dui (9051 728 9414 W wun�rg mac SIMw haft AJAX KWTWK 3 bedroom bill. $315y: awwas o and G uI' y...w man Icor pe. fin ASAfIk row Also l!a;:r ,>.rw„IH; FrtVYy sm Akokwon Au1•0w 100th urr shev urfwM 1� r+orA. IMM pa%Kv, rasMd No pees (90501.- DOUV Ipo4nh smoker Om5950 {t21 Ila Allow I F I9US1 696- NDOM BORN awn lv. AJAR-By-TNE-LAKE 5 bar- - Idly $SM would So" waewggweN (90518319160 ,00h t! ' bare - mem a,,,: T. use w 1 ae amerwkf 51150 tars OI4 Ills 416.4 lowers 1-0 p i3i 9g3'92A21esalw9i !-BEDIIOOM basement to IT alum SNoPPMO snare in gwet home. BaylY. Centre $695mohny . uta,- as FE°'shes Case. Wray pa p e. n 1*s 6 ,Cams an first grog d yyw Cal (NS)B37-8906 Ouples CAM to sdod. All, plances rNong included If AAK n.ur to snare a 3 beano Som - Apartment to f9507mvon ale baWoom, taatdry taNl- AYatable $ep 1,99 Phone ties AQdaMmmt6MI 1905)72-00 Nave message $4001m th FaAAaA w- ,WDMgmwre0 (905)6663799 dr CENTRAL OORINA 3.2 1965)426.240 bam Durgabw Bg yard N Asia. loan 2-00drOOM 0011 IMAM new widows Cure b 00 On WMblraw o Awe Ar sdbon barks 09 park mn omr a pod. hot tub. ea- S,OSOmo ,SU1aA ReNror vote loom. elc 1600tmowh a 19054 683-2298 ndkslw Cut (905)126-1697 tete message DUPLB>t Pickering. For ft* } 4 appYances, NAVT*K S B CN 6W Oak kW*rl, ptwAN wish parking, CM WOW laun7ry. Inroad yard a close w xMrwbes- N1O Yoko garage ,� o 50F�. tw (41e Awad J 7th ISA VAX. GD Avw. ouad. 1Mt. 9616)-296655 11 Aoki. ,nope No smoking, ro pets. kw 010 Location 2 Awd- ape ants. 1425 seta tach "MAOMY/41- Dow. d w Cam (0579-5077 1& Spot wry 3 Wow. man floor 19057571-7281 bungalow Parking. Aonge, F&WALMFFIM: 1.200 - 6,000 4IWdryAno fenced sit h. avalable n hw s%Is Landlord n faak: aro - M9 cannetWl bulahg Pit - am Sept Ist $875 1.940 • Cale pill" 404-8217. Phone 905.725-01167 1 for AFM 1 Rt1I 1011 SIMCOi STiEiET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Llnits. Parking included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay fhm throughout. Clo,e to schleps and shopping. From $910.00 including h dro Call 903-721-080 09 w�'a l Mt on, VIA" - 600 ��meOlale 365Wm4ftN1. 111416-'' 419`x• 22M S0. FT. industrial condo, at 200 Fuller, unit 19, $795, plus TMI, im- mediate possession, ideal for Mechanic, manufacturing, sales or service, Call 725.1111 NEAR Otkm Centre Em Closed Bay -in overhead dwrs'sddoor e d $550. heal i Mdro included IW cerargs. parking. owmeswashrooms. so" ntppulrre parking 1gnedipu0lA truckyowvde storage AIM l 2 yon avw ij"576 2982 a 905.626-6619soon i 1 C0ltagre GREAT FISHING and Family nrlma, nn Rice lake One noill from awe OSModern curages Sandy beaydyagplay Low IalN ip. Jury- 6 Au. guy Atweipe 1705)696-2601 1 F1orYt Vac. Ralals CLEARWATER. ,ally ,umrshed And ceMrdl d., undmpad. 2- 3 Drdroom rnobill (perma- er1) homes. Pods. W tub. e, bbes ant mayor at - ,actions Children welcome Pho" shown on yon home 5275 weekly. (905 5503 A PERFECT FAMILY :acabon .-In CLEAR WATER AREA 3 Dealct'm tpwnhouse. prod. W.(Mims court. pond. prose yad. w Veal:d beach A aU* ro A photos (905)-579.3788 1 1 PrwMl Hpn*s Fa=w 2 STOREY.I;. ^ck 3 Sedugm home Cam t 1;2 Daft. k* finished basement Cam so in h ldnen to den. also ,ndlydn many ptlwr aeras Lac" EbrBr Fast sow ,4k (9051 697 1739 3 NDROOON, ; Dam de- tadwd Mme Int garage m FIRM Street R,,rn'srwad hand - .ow Vink OF$ new oat ear -M bid* ,w"w don to dad Wood Ie cad bdr Yard Sen I -Shed bsemenl Cam, m- wme pollrnli Cor *kM,• toecorxrd. dose ,o pot. ttasI {downtown A Pont sit $1114334900 OPPEENp9paHOUSE SO Jlr�d 6 SI am 17351 to wrw 60 Elan SNW. OSNwa n BBNEN CITES. &..W. MIt 3 be, ? -nom le*. I,mshca Dri!WYmreppaMt. q► $125: Cal I90Ms- 242 8 RENDER AVENI, Bow- mabd,t Large mature Joe. paved. ba0worw kap/ew �lardwo0d a" . ar rprr0i- Daw9. at -w Ntdwm, dqh- .Ntw OMI CIPbOMOf. ae. rpovaaa OW.. to A aw NO hr ow awl. am .00 Mdww% A Sac baa, gas furnace ar4paacw. .kwr moan. uows Ayer aw Myo w Fa rxagt 7Ot20 +dt with hioll garaW snm. a0sya .iwdow For 11, waorinakm to we )623-0K,(vb) BOWWAMWR1E i.d, 4 . 2 brdr-vIm A UV.IM, ON back Mm, n• low +axawaem. own a wveoweq, +t Ortgss. an da Car r� fOaMT burg.. IG Z M NOW 0 Itn- mI bila m. w NOM nnawa Itlst. naw ww { phnarb,rdrgra+2a0si0 A" paws Car.%Cod WardCam NO C1MY. 1571-W.7 LANE Ovum rvebkar m. 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N LVE ON REALTOR COST. you save on 0e cost of she Muse. N brick 4 Dam. 2200 sit if atc 2 5 baths, urge erg d WdHin With *A - ow to tetrad Yard Close to Park . $ONOa,V. Up. CaaOhc school i Mw eiemvwMwy A A MUST SEE' Op Noun7 + Sunday, JL* 10 9231.9001965)611 9069 3 DeOroom cow dankinf Can ladrg own you. YdaC SlRere. Dowyr oa C. Tr. a at door, On. Ow no of an1doo- ties, so4mn,n9 pod. indoor drove -n conndiapn 102. ..(905) 432-1068 NO.. 711 Rpnlald Ib E 1 -Bedroom Cando . Sounwn. s. full bathroom. If underground panting Mug Sen. •clap 695.900 Cal IBM) 709-417 or 416-211 4162 SELL IT NOW CALL AJAX 683'0707 UXBRIDGE 852-9741 1 Irwor RIM SICK OF IMPMNGTT OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYII • First Time Buyer? - Call Markl • Discharged Bankrupt? - CON MarRi • Not Much Downpaymw*? . Can Markf Mark O1Nre haneat, prohMIO4ona1. no pressure, saelp rvice to hown a horns. (11105) 571-6475 or 175 MErlt SflapWy "'w13Dara RAP PAMSa Ability RW EMM%LUACL fBlap Ili fIIII 012NIME Pte. Kee 1 41 600. N low hm nsh MjVRATION TO 9 r NO=" p 120 Il+arp load 8id1 Eek 6 iibillibudw�ddFl�0610: *ti lkaws TheDi •--•+�^ InoughguptrtyMi pwW Thi n ant d KN itrst fxmt n a! Uxbid�9 Trumw de xa Ntng L9o.0o0 lwbr 24 Toronto SL N. Unlit e2 M Ri Estan°j Iii sa2g°Uxb►idpo Ont. LW1 Eli 4111 tNNI 16,1999 L Spin.ctcoFriday JulyContract Y��ML mTneneing August 11,11199 1N? I=Ecor,olne camp- Work consists of Counting, bundling, and er Van 93.000 km auto an, dropping of papers, flyers, catalogues and ppss PD. Do $low 45. sits 6 Denad. $DMMd, c-5 sit M6 other products to specific drop locations in sell mmand Randy for tJ7cbridge and surrounding area. Delivery b camping SM obo 697.1219 be completed within 3 his. after receiving IND SETTER REM 'am" ly campground and canape final product. naso" on me Them Aver Ca- Information packages available at: U gn 2-3 tirckm s450-5500ew r wee! New am sne5 N 24 Toronto SLN. Unit 12. Ask for bid 112 waenrom vies from 11000. I Lowest or any bids not necessarily accepted per season R, nip, Ston. pool. horseshoe, lakefront s.annwng. Dwmq, good fish Ing Ilos)-ire-30% :11 NnprowmoMl LWI-nin, 10 Lod Mint CONSTRUCTION Sm - %1000 Advanre until Additions. Rooting, Cross MOVefS pavoav whin rm or pen- Kitchens, bath. basements. decks. Exp �in wving i�iNmwer 1120 non 665- a8.416.296-9902 entrance doors. Households• Offices MONEY PROKEMS. Gel out plumbing, electrical, •Apts Packing Avail. of debt quick wmout par I retaking walls, Free Estimates bH.,upl w being garroshad windows 6 aluminum 116.423.0239 Everyone aaepled r rdess Mfe - "a. BIG or 09 wit do 4 al VI 7tdl fatinp CAI 6- 105 gQ"27'4234 bm*ba. 9uded 7505 SWAmf ban included OBTAEMNG A LOAN N NOT SEAWAY WATER 1 GUARANTEED SOME SUPPLY6 DISPOSAL COMMIES CHANGE UP. ('(1TOM HOME FRONT FEES. OTHERS 14-40 Cubic Yard SFN7\G DO NOT IT IS SUGGESTED THAT You Garbage Bin ,..r wpw 506, wprrrl INVESTIGATE THOROUGH- Drapes ,aldn,,o. 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Charlie & Ina (Slats of Norwood. & Jack & Esther Craighead of Oshawa loving Friend of Jeff Pctherick of Havelock Maryann is a special friend of all who she has touched Fnc-nds visited at •rhe Norwood & District Funeral Home. i6 Queen tit., Norwood from 2 1 & - 9 p.m. Monday Funeral Scrvice was held In the Nor --d Pcntcc(sta Church on Tuesday Junc 29. 19'1X) .It 1:30 p.m Interment j Norwood/AsphodelCemetery"Inctcrv.. Donations to theyc.hddren'sWish Foundation or01w•o Action 201. Norod would beappreciated by the Archer/Hc-aynJ I amily. C jL While quantities Last/No Rain Checks Warehouse Tire S ectacular ��p wMRIMT� ALL 13" _ TIRES 449Ecd9 ALL 14• S49E§&9 TIRES ALL 15" 649E@69 TIRES SDI. Redd likes} ° 44.99 Sihrerguarer ST ;`RIJ °185/7SR1{ 54.99 gaJ 91.99 P195/7511114 54.99 99.99 2J5/75RIa 54." 113.99 -: )5/75R 15 60.99 all tires �. 5/7SRIS 64,99 119.99 131.99 Wa per �. 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Sears Canada Inc. Come see the many sides of Searsr" �A ACCREDITED TEST AND REPAIR CENTRES for more information call 1.888.158-2999 6r1 www.driveclean.com ONTARIO'S• ONTARIO'S LVE le Pickering Town Centre DRIVE iffir*a lino 420-0271 CLEAN 4W Pow 10 viol A011ER1Mp1 qtr EOrT10N .Nr!!r 7,1"0 + . :Police take aim at $9+955 speeders, 1� r '91 Cho Ca ilea Claalc bad drivers +942 • 195 Mercury Sable s8+844 $9,862 1999 OPP superintendent /W '92 92 issues warning to all Caval er Plymouth Shadow Buoyed by the early success of *1 18,788 $9+814 '14 Ford 'a In Escort LX Noon Spon Coatelo 19,877 $6,956 '93 '93 .94 Saturn SCZ Cutlass Clerra Mercury Topaz seven highway calming zones, On- D D tario Provincial Police Superinten- dent Bill Currie says excessive speeding will soon be a thing of the past on 400 -series highways. In fact. Supt. Currie predicts with- 8,955 =19,642 in two years, at least 70 per cent of motorists will be travelling no faster than 110 km/h when they go through Greater Toronto from St. Catharines to Oshawa. '93 Ford 94 "Many people are scared to death Aerostar XL Ext 1 Ford Explorer to drive into Toronto because mo- torists are flying by them:' said $9,721 $9W5, Supt. Currie, regional commander for Greater Toronto. "We're confident this new pro- gram will dramatically change the way people view driving in here. 95Ford "We want people to know aggres- Suzuki Sidekick Aerostar XLT sb sive driving and stupid driving habits will not be tolerated, that road rage is OR $5,809 not an excuse. Driving in Ontario is a privilege, not a right. All law-abiding motorists have the right to enjoy their driving experience within Greater Toronto.- h '92 In announcing the new traffic of-yger Ford Nan er fensive last Monday Supt. Currie re- vealed more than 2.000 motorists had been charged last month — with a 10 per cent reduction in the aver- AND MORE age speed travelled by a majority of drivers — when police conducted se- cret trials in the calming zones. "Prior to our test, about 43 per $15,316 $13,444 cent of drivers were going betweenrr✓ 121 to 130 kh - that's 20 to 30 kilometres over the speed limit, Supt. Currie said. "But by lune 15 speeds had dramatically dropped to '96 Grand MOOGrandthe point where the majority of AM 9T speeders monitored were doing 1. I km/h to 120 km/h. $13.731 $8,641 "The other day a guy went through one zone at 165 km/h. He was stopped and ticketed. Ten w' caught him again going through an- other zone at 125 km/h. He was still ChLuminal 92 lel it evumna speeding but he was 40 km/h slow- N I "" iv At least four police cruisers will $11,884 $ be parked at each of the seven per- manent calming zones. 365 days each year with officers using laser radar. Dozens of other officers. in- ''90 eluding Highway Rangers. Truck CMC LX Acura Legend Troopers and regular patrol officers, will be working between zones. Tones are located at: Cambridge at Hwy. 401 and Hwy. 6; Milton at Hwy. 401 and James Snow Parkway; Toronto at Hwy. 401 and Meadow - vale Road: Clari1. 3 Cathariat Hwy. 401 oritsutrrrer Car ,Ma1-�t and Hlt RoadS o ; t. nes at the Queen Elizabeth Way and 7th Street: Burlington'' the QEW and Glover 1698 BAYLY ST. PICKERING Langstaff and in Aurora at Hwy. 400 and Salaried LangsRoad. , An OPP helicopterwill also be (South of 401 West of Brock Rd.) 10 used to spot excessive speeders and motorists committing + cher traffic (9o5) 420 9800 OR 1-800-377-3316 offences. Officers on the ground will be _ $14,893 $6,647 100% 95 9r Windstar Aerosport BUMPER io! 10,414 TO BUMPER NARRANTY6 95 DodgeX Caravan $10,841 $10,814 100% ® '96 '96 PART$ Dodge Caravan SE Taurus Wagon I00% _ ► ► I • kk LABOUR i0sufffirel4im ON ALL OUR ADVERTISED t VEHICLES iota •see dealer for details X $5,801 $1140!r 8 N Volk$ Wagon Jetta Intrepid EOPEN SUNDAYS 12 —4 0,818 P, .94 Mazda RW $11,882 $vabird Showroom Hours: Mon.-Thurs 10-8 Fri. & Sat. 10-6 Sun. 12-4 alerted and will stop the offending vehicle when it reaches their zone. "Unlike urban calming zones, we're not going to be putting speed bumps on the highways," Supt. CurFree - rie said. ShLittle But when you drive into this area, from wherever you come from, Service you're going to be passing an OPP calm zone, not once but maybe sev- eml times. And you may be ticketed • several times. "I'm sick of people telling me from around North America that when they cross the Canadian border they can drive as fast as they like be- cause they never see any officers. Our objective is that within two years people will read in tourist magazines Ow you have to obey the speed limit in Toronto or you'll be stopped." I The zones will be operated imme- *dudes new pads d Inbar 10 instal 6 9 diately after the morning rush hour .complete brake system check *001Mand before the evening rush hour. •oth3 labour extra if needed In addition to speeders, police will also look for motorists commit - ling other traffic offences such as fol- lowing too closely and making im- proper lane changes. Oinclides new AIC Delco or Champion plugs & W ki instal. Calming zones are the sixth pro- e"$20 extra $40 extra 3 9 gram introduced by Supt. Currie to -vane & trucks $20 extra the past four -and -a -half years. Previ- 'other Parts extra N. needed ous programs included Highway Rangers, Truck Troopers, All Hands On Deck, year-round RIDE and the t t" It ed G .all offers apply a 0017.5" r wr car J"" Se • to most cars � *CAMM a • and light trucks NC CFIEUC EVACUAQE d� RECHARGE $699s $3g9s to erna tons y-recogntz auge Your Rage intervention. "In rot _ Fr�ort b oM»r oodra if nt»ded. CD eavty d� .a be N $14,893 $6,647 100% 95 9r Windstar Aerosport BUMPER io! 10,414 TO BUMPER NARRANTY6 95 DodgeX Caravan $10,841 $10,814 100% ® '96 '96 PART$ Dodge Caravan SE Taurus Wagon I00% _ ► ► I • kk LABOUR i0sufffirel4im ON ALL OUR ADVERTISED t VEHICLES iota •see dealer for details X $5,801 $1140!r 8 N Volk$ Wagon Jetta Intrepid EOPEN SUNDAYS 12 —4 0,818 P, .94 Mazda RW $11,882 $vabird Showroom Hours: Mon.-Thurs 10-8 Fri. & Sat. 10-6 Sun. 12-4 alerted and will stop the offending vehicle when it reaches their zone. "Unlike urban calming zones, we're not going to be putting speed bumps on the highways," Supt. CurFree - rie said. ShLittle But when you drive into this area, from wherever you come from, Service you're going to be passing an OPP calm zone, not once but maybe sev- eml times. And you may be ticketed • several times. "I'm sick of people telling me from around North America that when they cross the Canadian border they can drive as fast as they like be- cause they never see any officers. Our objective is that within two years people will read in tourist magazines Ow you have to obey the speed limit in Toronto or you'll be stopped." I The zones will be operated imme- *dudes new pads d Inbar 10 instal 6 9 diately after the morning rush hour .complete brake system check *001Mand before the evening rush hour. •oth3 labour extra if needed In addition to speeders, police will also look for motorists commit - ling other traffic offences such as fol- lowing too closely and making im- proper lane changes. Oinclides new AIC Delco or Champion plugs & W ki instal. Calming zones are the sixth pro- e"$20 extra $40 extra 3 9 gram introduced by Supt. Currie to -vane & trucks $20 extra the past four -and -a -half years. Previ- 'other Parts extra N. needed ous programs included Highway Rangers, Truck Troopers, All Hands On Deck, year-round RIDE and the t t" It ed G .all offers apply a 0017.5" r wr car J"" Se • to most cars � *CAMM a • and light trucks NC CFIEUC EVACUAQE d� RECHARGE $699s $3g9s to erna tons y-recogntz auge Your Rage intervention. "In inelude5: FREE TIRE ROTATION Fr�ort b oM»r oodra if nt»ded. ACCREDITED the past four -and -a -half years d� .a be TEST &REPAIR we've seen a 19 per cent decrease in fatal accidents in the Greater Toronto PMee+e� $19SRAKS ,iiew 'cMck tuna w �� • SOON AlJiitiAAR4r WA145AAISSIONS FACILITY Region and a 12 per cent reduction in d l of ew30 or 10w30 AC OMoo d • TUNE 'JPs r EJo IAtisT • ttJlIRICIIT�ON • 9iGM5 vol OII " I dark of oa Ptak" or thearfo total accidents;' Supt. Currie said. • EWSSION TESTW St REPANt • AIR COfOt110t W • TRES used under keo••. "We've had a 40 per cent reduction HOURS:MON: WED. & FRI. 8-6, THURSDAY 8-8, SATURDAY 8-5 in alcohol-reiated collisions and a 52 / /r At Consumer Car Mart, customer service is our top priority, Our 1016 frockRde p'ike11�9 per cent increase in the number of salaried Class'A' mechanics recommend only necessary repairs. peoplr, charged with drinking and driving offences." 1 ha NA of do mil *offers 1 Torstar (News Service • expire E�Jwmmmn JULY SI �l o•�� I Vu1�1 Oi111 T��1 Cl I IC PrIA _ICki MAWIAG oAVCT V-. 14/99 0 i t