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Home My WebLink AboutNA2000_02_23PICKERING NEWS - 1.0 PICKERING ' S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1 9 6 5 PRESSRLN 44,600 Find funds to protect bay,says Holland PICKERING — A City councillor has issued a challenge to colleagues asking them to find additional funding in this year's budget to improve storm water management systems in an effort to preserve the Frenchman's Bav wetlands. Ward 2 Local Councillor 46 PAGES WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2000 Taking the SUV to the next level Wheels Pullout Mark Holland challenged col- up, except one guy who could- ' leagues Monday to redirect PICKERING — It was CARL FERENC7/ News Advertiser phos $100.000 in funding from pro - The two games played dur- Saturday for Daton Robertson sects in their wards to the City's and a group of his childhood, plete with "an atmosphere storm wafer management plan. Cold squad Mt. Robertson, 28, and 15 "1 issue a challenge. I will friends gathered for a sweet neighbours on Miriam Road find as least S 100.000 in projects came out to cheer, take pic- Road in the city and, for four from our ward and will commit Members of Ajax Fire and Emergency Ser- Evans (left) is 'rescued' by fellow• firefighter that to the waterfront• he said. vices conducted an ice -wager rescue exercise Kvle Hoag in a pond at Carruthers Creek asking his colleagues to do the Mondor to ensure firefighters are prepared Golf Centre. The firefighters wear specially - sum He noted coined committed for winter water emergencies. Here. Ron designed wet suits to keep the cold out. to the ressoratuin of the French- man's Bary wet wills and water- shed m 1998 and said Pickering Pickering says no to merger plebiscite is no closer to its goal. �ro date we have not shown City `shouldn't leave it to a referendum that isn't binding' in our budget process the impor- lance it deserves and needs:' he BY SUSAN OWEILL adding "the only reason not w MMrs said in introducing a motion Mit w writer State ask this question is because staff' be directed to report to PICKERING — Pickrnngpositions we're afraid of the (rc- at Bwrd of w sn cocil an - or to budget residents won't be asked for sponsey-if we're confident deliberations on the progress in their opinion on municipal rte- Trade Ilnneheon about or message we can use preserving and regenerating the Aructtuing in this fall's local the election as an excellent ve- See 3 wetlands and watershed. The election after the City voted pap hick" motion was passed unanimously. Monday against holding a ref- However, Mayor Wayne "ft's going to tape real dollars ercrdum on governance hoe. palities. Arthurs noted council already to solve this problem:' Coun. In a 5-1 vote, Council de- "In my opinion this question has a unanimous position in Holland said. -In .% years we've [noted a motion introduced by win end the gridlock: Coun. place with respect to the merg- wtncswd a 70 per cent dcstruc- Ward 2 Local Councillor Mark Holland said in reference to er of Pickering and Ajax. And. non of the wetlands. It's only Holland requesting the City to asking residents whether they be said the public has been in - (going so take i Ant then 10 to 15 ptaec a referendum question on favour "fighting to maintain volved in the debate. yeas before it will be cuntpkic- the ballot this November. current municipal booadarms: -We have engaged doe pub- ly deserrrycd." Conn. Holland suggested nserget of Ajax and Pickering lic:' the mayor said. noting - Meanwhile. Mayor Wayne that officials from Pickering or merger of all municipalities council should continue to dis- Arthurs noted S100.000 has and Ajax should meet to -dis- in Durham into one City. play leadership in Durham Re - been allocated to storm water cuss placement of a clear and -We have an opportunity to gion 'by being representative• management in dtis year's bud- binding referendum question" let our resideras speak on this to on the ballot for both munici- issue." Coun. Holland said. See PICKERING prate 2 York Region'spipe dream a ni htmare for g Residents rip plan for water supply line along Whites Road BY SUSAN O'NEILL Debbie Korohwk. manager of as 2004. And. the Region is Swrwrurr Yak's long-term water swamp, "planning to move forward with PICKERING — Yak Re- told south Pickering residents a plan to strpply our water needs s gion's proposal to build a who voiced concerns about the to 2031 ... Wc'rc looking for the pipeline though Pickering to increased traffic the pipeline best way." draw water from Lake Ontario construction will bring to their She reported Yak examined Atli . was ripped by arca residents neighbourbood and the env on- three alternative routes for the Wednesday. mental impacts Of the project pipeline in Durham, including An environmental assessment "Nobody here wants what Whites Road, Brock Road and t already under way here will con- you're doing.- south Pickering Lakeridge Road, and the Whites urine although York is looking at resident Marion I undrigan told Road rouse was deemed best. another route for the pipeline York officials. "We just don't "Tire Durham West akerna- through Peel Region, officials want it and you're going to do it ave generates Iowa u npacts to told approtimaely loo residents anyway. We don't want it and I the natural envuormnent, busi- during a four -herr public meet- think it's pretty obvious" nesses, agricultural community, ing at Dumbarton High School. However, Ms. Kaohwk re- traffic patterns and community PAUL WHITE "York Region is committed to ported York Region will need an Residents 'underestimated ' proceeding with this protect," additional water supply as early See PIPE page 5 From boys to men... Grown-up road hockey pals reunite for old time's sake BY AL RIVEIT up, except one guy who could- Spom Editor n't make it. Everyone wants to PICKERING — It was do it again next year." Hockey Day in Pickering last The two games played dur- Saturday for Daton Robertson ing the afternoon cause com- and a group of his childhood, plete with "an atmosphere street -hockey -loving buddies. around our street". explained Mt. Robertson, 28, and 15 Mr. Robertson. Many of the friends gathered for a sweet neighbours on Miriam Road hockey reunion on Miriam came out to cheer, take pic- Road in the city and, for four tures and videotape the pro - hours in the sunshine, the boys ceedings. Even Pickering City of winter were in their glary. councillor Doug Dickerson It was great," says Mr. showed up to do the ceremoni- A street hockey reunion of former neighbourhood players on Robertson, who invited former al puck -drop to get the street Aliriam Road in Pickering was a huge success, with 15 neighbourhood road hockey hockey fest under way. As friends showing tip file games Saturday afternoon. The event players, now in their late 20s well, the local cable company and early 30s and living was on hand to cover the event. -was organized bY Daron Robertson who hopes it will be- throughout the GTA, to the .".icome an annual affair. Here. the goalie clears a rebound. event. "All the guys showed See GLORY page 2 Pf-"f l rl r n 11 t OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5 fl NEWSSTAND It's over for the Panthers Page 18 Regulator 'not hearing pleas'to beef up probe Nuclear review plan falls short: Pickering BY SUSAN OWEILL Staff Writer PICKERING —The Atom- ic Energy Control Board (AECB) must do more to ad- dress concerns raised by the City's peer review team regard- ing the environmental assess- ment of the Pickering nuclear station, councillors agreed Mon- day. City council voted unani- mously to request that the AECB respond to concerns the peer review team ( PRT) has with the final scope of the Envi- ronmental Assessment (EA) for the proposed return to service of the power plant's 'A' side and to endorse the position taken by the PRT in a recent report. Scientists from the Universi- ty of Toronto and McMaster University who are advising the City on the EA recently evaluat- ed the AECB's final scope is- sued in January in arms of its responsiveness to 13 recom- mendations the PRT tirade last November after checking out the draft scope. And. in the report received by council Monday. the PRT lists each of its ongmW recom- mendations and the adequacy of the AECB's response in the final Scope document. "Overall the fmal scope con- tains many imnprovemems but a insav veoenawrn ay- a" re- main for the document to form drc coherent and credible framc- work mos ued for the enhanced environmental assessment pramsed by AECB:- the PRT coachrdes in its rcpdxt. Pickering DOUG DICKERSON 'They haven't gone the full distance vet.' "We want (AECB officials) to know they haven't gone the full distance yet." said Ward 2 Regional Councillor Doug Dickerson. who reported AECB representatives have agreed to appear before council to discuss the issue within the next few weeks. "1 want W ser some pro -ac- tion. a commitment made to fur- thenng dm process in a positive context." said Ward 1 local Councillor Dave Ryan, who called on his colleagues to en- dorse the comments of the PRT "line PICT is serving us very well,- misted Ward 3 lxal Cotn- cilkv David Pickles. 'The %cop - ug docomiert was not tip to sniff and the PRT derttfied a number of arca that needed im- provements." He added the: AECB made and impnrvemem in several areas. "Sadly it's in some very sunple oras . _ the AECB has made come improvements but a num- ber of areas remain outstanding. They could have done more to .address the concerns the PRT has dentified" Cdwn. Ryan noted the PRT reports the AECB has failed to make any improvement in four of 13 area the scientists wanted adkressed in the draft scope. One such example is the AECB's lack of response to the PRT's r'ecomnnenndat3on that the board should ensure Ontario Power Generation provide the City a comprehensive list of all ongoing or planned projects per- taining to the measurement of environmental impact. `A con- solidated listing of all planned, ongoing and conpkted projects DAVID STEELE 'Not happy...' See ENVIRONMENTAL page 5 Inside the News Advertiser • nmfF EdWW Pap .......6 Naw M sroaa frk o..+ ..........6 SON 00TSM LX ftbrbinil....... 12 *Wig ............13 Cho~ ..........14 ORWACALL Sow gl ......683-5110 Oddh be ...683-5117 CYMifled ....683-0707 leafs Ndk= .683-3005 oleo r lhws 1-800-662-8423 EMIN ............... shoustonOdur ham.net Web site durhamnews.net FAX .........683-7363 Please recycle! P PAGE 21EWS ADVE11Tt8ER, WEGNEEDAY EOMOK FNrrwrY 23. 20110 Glory days, relived GLORYfrrmn page I shooting. It was quite a flash - Best of all, notes Mr. Robert- son, there weren't tow many cars which meant there weren't tow many stoppages in play. And. yes, the event did find a way of taking Mr. Robertson and his friends back to those simpler days of 15 to 20 years ago when almost every, day during the win- ter months meant playing their beloved game on Miriam Road. "The guys showed up at I p.m. and 1 was a bit late getting things organized. They had the nets set up and started practis- ing. It was a surreal moment see- ing all the guys practising and back „ Other realizations also came to Mr. Robertson during the re- union game. As much as times change, the more they stay the same, as the same players were able to do much the same things as they di almost 20 years ago. "I would say they could d the equivalent to what the could do as a kid. Hughi (Daniels) still had the harder shot. 'A'c always used to have St (Johnson) to net, and he was i net on Saturday and he plays great.- Mr. reat "Mr. Robertson also recall. by road hockeyals p being one of the bigger kids in the neighbourhood while play- ing hockey on the streets. Not anymore. ..When we played on Satur- day, 1 was one of the smaller guys. I was getting knocked I around. They were pushing me d around in front of the net and I wasn't used to that. The roles o were kind of reversed. - y After all the fun was over. e Mr. Robertson came to one last t realvauon: He wasn't as young Stu as he once was. and all the run- ning up and down the street took d its toll. "It will take me a year to re- s cover from this." he says. Pickering votes against municipal merger referendum PICKFRING from /rage I not governing by referendum... we should lead that change. We shouldn't leave it to a referendum which isn't binding:' He noted while "Pickering -Ajax is our preferred model. It's not the only option:' And, he said it would be a "disservice" to the public to suggest the status quo is an option. "1 know our neighbour would dear- ly love to engage us in a referendum for a number of reasons:' Mayor Arthurs said. "1 don't think we should be backtracking: - Ward 3 Local Councillor David Pickles said he believes the best way to gauge public opinion will be during the upcoming municipal election cam- paign. -I rather suspect there is a great deal of support for the action this mu- nicipality has already taken:' Coun. Pickles said. noting candidates will have an opportunity to get feedback from residents when they're kn,K:king on doors this fall. "Referendum questions in my mind don't work:' added Ward I Local Councillor Dave Ryan, noting til per cent of Ptckenng residents voted to favour of a full environmental assess- ment of the Pickering Nuclear Gener- aung Station in the last election and the Province Said no. —The senior level of government doesn't hslcn:' he said, adding refer- endums create a `false expcctatlotl on behalf of the general public... Coua. Ryan noted.. -A referendum MARK HOLLAND Favours referendum instead of 'more lack of consensus.' would do nothing more than lend crc- dence to (Ajax Mayor Steve Pansh's) opinion" But. Coven. Holland said his motion was intended to create "an opportunity to work with Ajax to bridge the divide. "Let's meet with Ajax and come up with a question. The alternative is more lack of consensus." he said. -rhe Province will do what the Province will do and we'll be the victim of it. The only opportunity we have is to ea- gagc Aja. 1f we're going to be the determin- ers of our own destiny that's the only way it's going to happen...the broader issue here is not how we engage our public, it's how we engage Ajax," Coven. Holland maintained. SALE gARGA1NS IN TODAY'S News Advertiser . 1i'ed., Feb. 23, 2000 News Advertiser • BiWay A0x/Pick. Carol Kudls - PAN= First Realty Pick Double Double Pim Pick. 'Mary Bron, 's ApWPick MulOple Sclerosis Society Ajax) N& Real Estale ApxfPick Square Boy Pick • The Brick AjulPbck. Town of Ajax Ain . while Rose - : k MW ID Acini) boodoldr each Rc^.cti all neat. mcfading non Xkwy paper. can be : • :led wide &i rest of vorlr -r+ foper duolrgll your blue c aticlmgpwarn ,r .nformanoa on ddtvcnng �' advancing tlrets, [ l SCAN 5110.- DARON ROBERTSON Organized reunion road horkci match. Pi BRF..ti7N).V. DA,V7F_L A.VD ALA.V.VAH ucdnc. U, , earner, of ,hc week arc Brendon. I t.: nicl and Alannah. 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OF P/C 9G�Terrier No. T -2/20M wwem Branch Library and Community Centi PrequNHieatfon proposals have been received from General Contractors, interested in tendering on this project. The following contractors have been invited to tender: GENERAL TELEPHONE FACSIMILE CITY cowmACTbn Cairn Construction Ltd. 416-449-2064 416.449-3889 Toronto Dixon General Contractors & Construction Managers 905.567-0072 905.567-0244 Mississauga Gerr Construction Limited 905.436.2018 905.436-5198 Courdce Harbndge & Cross Limited 416.213-7165 905-738-9649 Concord Kamrus Construction Limited 416449-58M 416-449-5801 Don Mills LCM Latka Construction & Management Inc. 416-229.4912 416-229-4852 Toronto MoMock Construction, General Contractors 705.745-0579 705.745.2042 Peterborough Tarts Contractors Inc. 905.831-1100 905.831-0107 Pickering Sealed !enders from tt ygo General Contractors only will be received in the envelopes provided no later than 2 00 p m. (local time) Wednesday, March 8. 2000 by. The Corporation of the City of Pickering Supply and Services One The Esplanade, 2nd Floor Pickering, Ontario, L1V 6K7 Plans• specAig00r>s and tender documents will De on display at the Durham Construction Association, the Toronto Construction Association, the Mississauga Construction Association and the Hanrnon Wentworth Construclan Association. The lowest or any tender not necessan ly accepted. Vera A. Felgemacher Jdhey Laura Linton. Cheryl Atkinson CPPD, C.P.P, C.M M I M.L.S.. CM III Teeple Architects Manager of Sappy Pickering Public Telephone and Services Library 416.596-055! Please recycle me... d, 0 ` HEW Amw" E11, M1E01ilHOAY m nw Foln+ry 33, 3000 FADE 3 ► Mayors dividedoverplebiscite on uniting Parish calls for merger referendum, but Arthurs cool at Board of Trade meeting BY KEITH GILLIGAN p.m. at Alex Robertson Park plex on Valley Farm Road and dents are invite) to hit the Stay' Writer at the Civic Complex and Pick - slopes fur a toboggan -a -thou gomery roads, will help the Voter turnout in his fall's munici- Saturday, Feb. 26 to raise food bank relocate dote to the Esplanade. pal election could be increased from a construction of the City's new Prizes. including a Peg Hill Food Bank which serves "disgustingly low" 30 per cent by Perego Automated Vehicle needy people in Ajax and Pick- community centre being built holding a plebiscite on local govern- crng near Eau Woodlands Park. catcs to Atlantis Cleaners and ment reform. Pledge firms arc available at , a Ajax Mayor Steve Parish made the be awarded to individuals who Pickering residents '4 suggestion during Thursday's May- Advisory Committee on Race ages and from all walks ..t idents are invited w attend a ors' Annual Address luncheon hosted life. Heritage Week celebration turc a variety of artistic, liter- by the Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade this Friday and Saturday at the ary, dance and musical perfor- place from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. and sponsored by the News Advertis- mantes as well as interactive Friday and I I a -m. to 3 p.m. The event, which is being er and its sister paper the Durham Saturday in the centre court at presented by the Pickering community residents of all Business Times. Mayor Parish and Pickering coun- terpart Wayne Arthurs traded jabs over using the November municipal election to seek public opinion on a merger of the two communities. Speaking to an audience of about 100 at Regalis Restaurant in Picker- WAYNE ARTHURS STEVE PARISH •I ing, Mayor Parish said if a municipal w -as one of the only mayors y 'If Wayne is serious, he would merger referendum question attracted who campaigned to make have no objection to putting u between 35 and 40 per cent of voters, his job redundant.' question on the ballot' "I'd find that vote binding and take assurances from it," "I was one of the only mayors who Wayne is serious, he would have no Calling the historical average 30 campaigned to make his job redun- objection to putting a question on the per cent voter turnout for a municipal dant " ballot. Wayne has done a great job election "disgustingly low", Mayor But, in the upcoming campaign, he and should get reelected. 1 don't un - Parish said if that figure remained the would be against a referendum be- derstand his reluctance to do it." same even with an amalgamation cause Queen's Park wouldn't act on He reminded audience members question on the ballot, "It's clear to residents' wishes. "1 won't support a there's been a great deal of confusion me the people don't care:' plebiscite question. The Province over local government reform. "Noth- Mayor Arthurs noted he ran in the won't respond to it.- ing is more important for you as busi- 1997 municipal election on a plat- Mayor Parish alluded to his coun- ness people to know where we're form partly based on favouring the terpart's long -stated support for the going, to have some certainty on amalgamation of Ajax and Pickering. merger of Ajax and Pickering. "If where we're going.' Mayor Parish said he'd like to use the campaign to educate people on government reform as they have the "right to direct their own fate. One thing that's been done wrong, and I take responsibility for and others also, is the poor job of educating the public about what's going on and we should correct that " He'd also like a municipal amalga- mation referendum question on bal- lots "not just in Ajax, but across Durham Region. There would he basic questions (like) 'Where do you want to goT If you change local gov- ernment, people have the right to shape where it's going" Locally, voters could he asked if they favour a merger of Ajax and Pickering, if the two-tier government system of local councils and the Re- gion should continue, or if the man- date of the Greater Toronto Services Board should be extended to replace the Region, Mayor Parish suggested. "Those are straightforward ques- tions, but the answers hinge on where we're going to go. We need informed public input on every aspect to be able to make those decisions" Mayor Arthurs quipped he'd wel- come Ajax politicians on Pickering City council if the two municipalities merged. "We're on the cusp of a new millennium and (Ajax Councillor) Joe (Dickson) and Steve. you two could be on a City council" Pickering slemers make food bank move easy sledding PICKERING — Area rest- p.m. at Alex Robertson Park plex on Valley Farm Road and dents are invite) to hit the near Sandy Beach and Mont- at the Civic Complex and Pick - slopes fur a toboggan -a -thou gomery roads, will help the citing Central Library. One The Saturday, Feb. 26 to raise food bank relocate dote to the Esplanade. money for the St. Paul's on -the- construction of the City's new Prizes. including a Peg Hill Food Bank which serves western library branch and Perego Automated Vehicle needy people in Ajax and Pick- community centre being built Montana Model, gift certifi- crng near Eau Woodlands Park. catcs to Atlantis Cleaners and Proceeds from the event, Pledge firms arc available at the Lone Star RestaixairL will which rums from 10 am. to 2 the Pickering Recreation Com- be awarded to individuals who Pickering residents celebrate diversity PICKERING — Arca res- Advisory Committee on Race ages and from all walks ..t idents are invited w attend a Relations and Equity, will fea- life. Heritage Week celebration turc a variety of artistic, liter- The heritage event takes this Friday and Saturday at the ary, dance and musical perfor- place from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Pickering Town Centre. mantes as well as interactive Friday and I I a -m. to 3 p.m. The event, which is being displays designed to highlight Saturday in the centre court at presented by the Pickering community residents of all the PTC. City looks at ways to spend You're invited to a budget meeting PICKER- ING — The City will re- view its current and capital budgets for 2000 at a pub- lic meeting Fri- day. Feb. 25. The meeting gets under way at 9 a.m. in the main commit- tee room at the Civic Compkx, One The Es- planade. For more in- formation on the event call 420-4660. 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(Not valid with any other corgron, sale "Mmkandim excladeA, expires April 30100, valid at the Ajax Once Upon a Child only) Ofte W" al• 1�( am. -S m. Kids' Stuff wkh Pmrimn ExperiefW6`" 10 P • SAturdry 10 am.6 p.m. 75 Bash► SG w., � 427'4194 • striaay 12 p.m.4 p.m. have collected the most Street, the Canadian sponsors. Progress Club and Durham Sponsoring the event are Rcgion Womcn. For more the City of Pickenng, the information call the City's Scotia Bank branch at culture and recreation dc - Brock Road and Plummer partmem at 4244620. Meanwhile, in a video presenta- tion outlining Pickering's achieve- ments over the past 10 years. Mayor Arthurs pointed to such things as "$1.2 billion worth of construction and $12 million in building permit fees. That's a lot of development. Given our location, there will be even more development to come " He called the 1990s a "decade of achievement. We've gone from a town to a city." The mayor also praised businesses for "helping to make us strong. 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Paul Bourgeois, one of the or- ganizers of the strike by some in- dependent drivers, said the dri- vers acted responsibly and pro- fessionally during the round trip. '-They're keeping themselves well -spaced -out to allow traffic on and offf safcly;' he said during a mid-afternoon phone inter iew from the cab of his truck. He was heading westhound and came upon the tail ertei of tie conn. at Harwood Avenue in Ajax. Most of the trucks, hearing protest signs and with flashers and lights blinking and horns blaring, were already heading back to Bowman ille at that point. He added many motorist.% were showing their support by flashing lights and blowing their car horns. Mam of the drivers, who've been parked at the Fifth Wheel truck stop in Bowmanville since Sunday, were going to head for home, sec their families and rest up after the drive, Mr. Bourgeois said. Whithy OPP helped ensure the convoy travelled smoothly through Durham Region, bring- ing in extra cruisers to do so, he said. A giant rally for drivers was scheduled for noon today at the LIBERTY TAX j SERVICE • I -R E Ei .c-rR0'.\ c FnJNG • 15 Srtifoizs Disc:ou%,r Metro East'frade Centre in Pick- ering. Truck drivers, who've been off' work since Monday, will get an update on the past two days of action and information about what's to come, Mr. Bour- geois sad. At least 2.000 drivers are tak- ing part in the strike, which has spread from the Greater Toronto Arca to other parts of the province, he said. One driver said truck traffic on Hwy. 401 on Monday was down about % per cent. Independent owner/operators arc looking for relief from diesel prices, which are now higher than gasoline prices. 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Work at General Motors' Os- hawa plants continued as usual, said GM spokesman Richard James. He added he has no idea how many trucks are arriving. "We are still moving;' he said. There has been no impact on our operations. We're just going to continue to monitor our operations'- Whitby OPP had reported no problems on the highway on Monday, although several dri- vers in Toronto were charged after convoys snarled traffic on 4Mseries highways there. Diesel prices have doubled since last January. Independent drivers say they can't afford to keep driving because of the high costs of fuel, on top of truck pay- ments and maintenance costs. An OPP Highwav Ranger directs truck traffic on Hwy. 401 yesterday. Truckers drove in a convoy from Pickering to Bow•- mamiNe, tying up traffic. 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"We are still moving;' he said. There has been no impact on our operations. We're just going to continue to monitor our operations'- Whitby OPP had reported no problems on the highway on Monday, although several dri- vers in Toronto were charged after convoys snarled traffic on 4Mseries highways there. Diesel prices have doubled since last January. Independent drivers say they can't afford to keep driving because of the high costs of fuel, on top of truck pay- ments and maintenance costs. An OPP Highwav Ranger directs truck traffic on Hwy. 401 yesterday. Truckers drove in a convoy from Pickering to Bow•- mamiNe, tying up traffic. Safe and Comfortable Retirement Li'i Retirement Home...R.eserve Now CENTRAL PICKERING LOCATION Visit the marketingoffice located at the Pickering -'Town Centre (Lower Level) outside the food court behind Waffle Rich Hours: Mon. 1 pm - 7 pm hes. - FN. 1 O am - 7 pm 49M Set. 1 am - 6 win Sun. Sun. 12 noon - 4 ne 3 � � NEWS ADVERTISER. WEDNESDAY EDITION, febrttry 23, 2000 PAGE 5 P Trustee wants zero-toleranceolio on violence p Y Public school board trustees will he asked to pass a zero -toler- ance violence policy at a meeting next month. Oshawa trustee Susan Sheller presented a notice of motion to trustees at the Feb. 21 board meeting, saying she wants the board to consider a policy --mod- elled on the (former) Scarbor- ough (school board) zero -toler- ance policy' at the March 20 board meeting - "My constituents I have spo- ken to are under the impression the board has a zero -tolerance policy:' she said, adding her mo- tion will represent "a positive ap- proach to what is happening io violence in schools today:' Ms. Sheller began reading a statement explaining her reason- ing, but was cut off by acting chairman Bobbie Drew, who said notices cannot he dettated when first presented. "I'm concerned with the in- crease in teen violence and school shootings, which are esca- lating,' Ms. Sheller said in an in- terview. "We have to address this issue:' The "main focus' of her mo- tion will be a policy for students who bring a weapon, such as a knife or gun, to a school and in- jure another person. Asked if such a student should be ex- pelled. Ms. Sheller said "we need to consider that when there's a victim who has been injured. "I'm hoping that this will cause us to examine and evaluate our current policy:' she said. Laura Elliott, technical and in- formation services superinten- dent, said the hoard has in place a number of policies and proce- dures to deal with violence in schools. A student who injures another with a weapon "probably would result in a recommenda- tion for expulsion:' though she acknowledged that's not com- monly done. But much depends on the circumstances, said Ms. Elliott Environmental review plan needs work: City ENVIRONMEWTAL from page 1 should he available for Lwalua- tion:' says the PRT, which reports that as of Feb- 11. that list had not been forwarded to the City. "One has to question how re- sponsible or irresponsible the AECB has been:' said Ward I Re - Pipe proposal PIPE from page 1 take a character:' states a York Region re- port. It notes the $467 -million price tag for the Whites Road op- tion is "significantly lower' than the Brock Road or Laksondge Road altematives- "It seems like cost is pretty im- portant (to York Region). Cost has no importance to the residents of Pickering:' said Anneliese Grieve, a Pickering resident and environ- mental planning consultant who asked for more details on the actu- al impacts of the plan. " Tbc com- munity is still not satisfied with the information the team has put for- ward. We want a more rigorous level of detail.- -I'm etail""1'm nett happy with what I've read.- said Dave Stork, a member of Pickering -Ajax Citizens Togeth- er (PACT) for the Enviminnicnt. Mr. Steele added he doesn't be- lieve York has examined all the cn- vuonmrntal impacts. He requcs0.d York oft-tcials to gional Councillor Maurice Bren- ner. "Are the AECB daft? Are they deaf! Are they not hearing the pleas from the community and this council?" Coun. Brenner added, "We have a responsibility in adopting and endorsing the hard work of the peer review team to ensure that whatever is to transpire in the future is in the best interest of the community and the industry- " If push comes to shove and we do not get the kind of response we deserve, the City of Pickering will he called to loxrk at options to Protect the rights of citizens:' lie said. panned by Pickering residents pother look at the ranking system used to determine their pre- ferred route for the pipeline. But. Ms. Korulnek told the crowd, "We're not prepared to go back and to cik at other areas out- side of the ( Whites Road) corridor. If we moved the corridor to Bruck Road we'd he here having the same discussion with 100 different faces " York's proposal includes a water intake pipe two to four kilo- metres into Lake Ontario roughly south of Petticoat Creek Conscrva- tion Arca: one or more raw water pumping stations on 2.5-to-frvc- acre sites- with one in south Pick- ing and perhaps another in the north of the town; possibly a water treatrrtcnl plant in north Pickering; and construction of an under- ground water main in the WlutesMo wbank Road area up to Finch Avenue. which would con- tinue above or hclow ground for the nest of the note through the north w York Regio n Girl's death baffles police, coroner Durban Regional Police and the cOrOner s otfftoc arc scam -hint for an- swers after the sudden death of an 1I - year -old Ajax gut, described by family as "perfectly healthy.- Lcah Page Spears: was found dead Saturday morning M her bedroom at her famuhy's Burden Cresccat home. Anaukrpsy on the Grade 6 Duffin Bay Public %chool studcd failed to dc- ternune an anak>.n" cause of death, and police say foul play has been rued as as a factor. -Here you've got an 1 I -year-old SW who has no previous history of illness and is described by family as a perrfect- y healthy young girl and she dies incx- pticably. I can say it's Ettt police. the coroner and the family baffled:' said Police spolesrnan Ser'gcant Jim Grim- Icy - The evening prior to her death. Sgt- Grtimlicy %aid, Leah went to a birthday party for an I I -year-old neighbour. After the party, a group of girls, chW-- oned by the I 1 -year-old neighbour's fa- ther. attended a dance held at the Ajax Ctrnmunity Centre- said the officer. Leah arrived Iterate at about I I p.m. "She appeared to he fine. Both parents were halite and she apparently played around the house before going to bod. There was no indication anything was wrong with the child:' he said. Leah was pronounced dead the next moorning after being found in bed by her sister and father. The post-mortem, which was performed at The Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, ruled out any disease or contagious illness, said Sgt. Grimley. He said police and the coroner are now awaiting the results of toxicology tests — which could take several months — in the hope they will provide some answers. En ihol fSdunlny Appal A oft Avl> tmm Mtpa FOS Pilo f; UNNwMAra CORRECTION NOTICE In ow February 23-29 tllysr, Ow rolfowing error ocmrnW: • The Canon BJC-1000 Lite Colour Printer advertised on page 1 for $59.99 (after rebate), should have stated '$20.00 Manufacturer Mail -in Rebate', NOT $20.00 Instant Rebate. we sli was sly apofogim for any inimnNtisrteo this rn" have coursed our vsktsd ewtomsrs. Pnopeesed locations for the raw he added. - trio has to be sub, water pumping station in the south stantial benefit to the community:' include two in the Petticoat Creek Meanwhile, as far as the impact Conservation Area as well as an in- on traffic is concerned. residents dustrial site on Sandstone Manor were told the worst-case scenario and a site at Granite Court and would translate into approximately Whites Road. 100 trucks per day, or one truck Although there were no local every three minutes during a 10 - politicians in attendance at hour work day, travelling the por- Wedneselay's meeting. Pickering tion of White% Road south of Hwy, council is on record as opposing 401. the plan. "We had to deal with the Mayor Wayne Arthurs. who widening of Hwy. 401. We know had a prior commitment, said in an exactly what the impact is on the interview Thursday. -nor position community," Fairport Beach is one of opposition.- Ncighboexhood Aswcia" repre- But, Mayor Arthurs Conceded sentaiive Paul White said in rcfer- York Regan does tut require the ence to traffic and safety concerns. City's approval to priiceed with the Mr. White told York offmc-ials Pipeline. "Irrespective of our poli- Iota) residents will continue to two on it that dors not impact fight the plan- "I think yew under - York Region from pursuing it" estimated Ward I resxknL, 1 don't And, although the City is think you've done your homework. against construction of the pipeline You've dismissed other optinnc.. here. municipal staff arc negotiaa Ms. ICorolnek reported York ing a community benefits agree- won't make a final Jecison on the rent with York official, in an cf- location of the pipeline until !.it,:!torr to onTipensate arca re,nlcnts. this year. MONEY ' CONCEPTS Money Concepts (Ajax) is pleased to announce the appointment of Paul Stokcs as Account Executive. Paul comes to Money Concepts with a hackgneund in personal banking. Paul's experience in personal banking has trained him uniquely to under,tand & focus on his new market. Paul works with people who are hath actively w- investing for retirement & those who C- 7 have already retired. In addition. Paul can help people plan for education savings & assist with comprehensive estate planning & severance planning. ( 905) 428-0244 www.moneyconcepts.ca Just the fax? We're at: 905-683-7363 MM P PAGE 6 NEM AWAUMISM Editorial &OpiNioNs N E W S A D V EDITORIAL Keep sending us money, medicine Province, feds must continue to patch up our health system Good news for our local health system and the people it serves has been coming in liberal doses the past while. And. here's hoping the politicians handling our money keep refill- ing the prescription. Most recently. the Province announced Friday it's cough- ing up an extra $6 million in operating funds to the Rouge Val- ley Health System (RVHS). That allocation. combined with the $4.4 million Quaoen's Park injected in December. will wipe out the deficit faced last fall by the Ajax and Pickering Health Centre and the Centenary Health Centre in Scartx>rough. "ibis is a great day for health care in the east' says RVHS chairman Gale Mossman. "Ifs clear that this government is listening to the health care concerns of this community and is responding very positively." Indeed. The Progressive Conservatives seem to be acting upon arra residents' demands that we want our hard-earned tax dollars spent on looking after its should we become ill. Also at the end of last week. the Ministry of Health named Centenary the site of a Regional Chikkcn's Health Centre for west Durham and east Toronto. That will mean youngsters who require complex or specialized treatments won't neces- sarily have to travel to Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children for care. That comes as welcome medicine for any local parent who's ever had to rush their precuts wce one to Sick Kids while battling traffic congestion, your heart in your thnnt as time licks away. every second seeming like an eternity. The next badly needed remedy for the local health system would be full cardiac surgery services hued at the Scarbor- ough site of the RVHS. The health ministry is expected to make a decisbn on that in March. Queen's Park can only rule in one way. After all. York Re- gion and Mississauga are getting full cardiac care cense.. close to home. Tbts area hoods and deserves the same treat- ment. So say 18.000 local residents who have signed petitions circulated by the Crxnnwnity Cardiac Care Task Force in favour of improved services for heart patients at Centenary. Making the argument even mors compelling is the fact the cx- nung cardiac bolities at the Scarborough hospital mean it could have advanced services for hart patients ticking within a year if the Province comes through with the funding. The Tones have so far been listcning to our health care seeds. They must continue to do so. Of course. it will help im- mensely if federal Finance Minister Paul Martin nukc.% health are spcndmg a pnonty in his budget next Monday acid re- ams tax phoney we send to Ottawa back to the Province. Both senior levels of governmatt must be mindful of the fact we want our money spent where it's needed matt — on our S%-< d he dit Put on the brakes Truckers can't afford gas costs If the price of fuel keeps going up at current rates expect there to be a lot fewer indcpendent truckers out on err, roads. They simply won't be able to afford it. Truckee took to the Oshawa Holiday Ina en masse Sun- day to Protest high gas prices. With the cost of diesel hitting 70 cents per litre, the cost of truaking will hit astronomical rates. The big transport compansc% will ssmply charge far more for their services and. in the end. the public will pay as always. This country runs on its wheels and with huge hikes in fuel prices will come rampant inflation. That's bad for us all. Remember the dark days of 1981-82 when dou- ble-digit inflation, high unemployment and interest rates jumped over 20 per cent? %Nc can't go back to those days. Petro Canada has decided to take action to let furious drivers know where their gas dollars go. Tithe company will Put stickers on its pumps and produce detailed bills which explain exactly how much the fells and Province take in taxes from each litre. The big oil companies have also sug- gested their profit margins are small, about 2 cents Per litre. The cost of refining the dl make up about 5-6 cents while the cost of purchasing the oil from Oil Producing Export Countries has nearly doubled over the past year. OPEC countries are making a fortune and we're paying the bill. What can be done? For starters, Finance Minister Paul Martin, who delivers the federal budget next Monday, can announce an immediate end to the 1.5 cent -per -litre tax he imposed in 1995 to help eliminate the deficit. The tax has done its work, the deficit is gone. so the tax should disap- pear. He could also trim l cent off the excise tax. In addi- tion, Ernie Eves. Ontario's finance minister, can announce a tax cath of at least I or 2 cents per litre when he delivers his budget in a few months. It may only total four or five cents a hire, but it's a start Government must lead the charge and further examination Of gas prices is still needed. We must have full accountabil- ity from all concerned tin this issue. Our economy and Can -la's future is dependent upon iL E -00H caul aanb or mom apirHons to aru ailliolurhusis.nat ttnaahwa your than raswr and oorsnnmAy a,la.idara YOU SAID IT The question was: What do you want to see contained in next Monday's federal budget? Jeff Mika says, Trevor Reg llartsrick "I'm in favour of Pbechn" says, says, "Get rid of tax cuts as long as "i would like to the GST. It was there are no cuts sex a tax break as supposed to be a to health orddu- long as the gov- part-time tax to cation" cmment doesn't get rid of the debt justify social ser- but it's still vices cuts- around" E RT 15 E R FEB. 23, 2000 o NOT CUDDLY p�ou�u? LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Wasteful expanses last year on gas for their G Nq politicians vehicks and wining and dining. ng same ay � h p Q�N =w�' ° 1'11 and should cause others to plea The West sights of thisDOw belong talc and there areProPle �8 to cult or Lina at one of Mr. Harris's ltlttpppR . of false vows But politicians are aware that we Ill- people -11 believe whanever eases and extolling to sums hard. they say. They are right because a line approach as the premier w kw To the editor: culture of negativity and gullibility My husband and i are seniors So. MP Jane Stewart and the has permeattxl our society and the and on Friday. Jan. 14. we were fedenl auditor discover that S i bd- politicians take full advantage of i. shopping in the mail. We sat down lion of our tax monry has beat paid Thcy too belong to a culture of every am and then and somehow 1 out to people with little or no docu- fabs promises and misinformation. left my than A g on a seat and I did mentation. In other weds is a A case in point it 1?lckering-Ajax- am realize it until I is to Pur - huge Pork barrel. Uxbritlpe MP Dan McTcague. Dur- chase an article of dotting. But. why should we to ser• ing the last federal election cans- I panicked and hurried as quick - prised' Wasn't it our pAtte 1111111016- was revealed that he didn't ly as I could to Shoppers Drug Mart ter who had the toad to his t`enta Yave a degree as was claimed on looking for my handbag, but I had summa cottage paved and raid N some old biographical material. no luck. was done for security, Kaaor/ When it was exposed, he said it was Feeling very sick i sat down and Guess who paid an emx by a worker. And of corse my poor husband with his walker Speaking of waste of our dol- Mr. Chncuc t said he would scrap was having a problem breadnng. lar%. wasn't it Jean Chrsoen's dicta- dee G.S.T. but it's still with us. Thcn Locard my name as the lard axial fiend (Immer Rados esian bortitV leachers on strike at one speaker asking me to go to security leader) Suharto who armed and Tan LAW. an the lova level. cost us another $9.5 milliaa and llkckerisg I ger my handbag back because still cwatiag for the inquiry into lice chief is entitled to expttas of two wonderful young ladies who the riots at the APEC summit in to work in the store Esprit. They Vancouver? tlJrateful ford it and turned it in. They were We also have the hour � be would provide them. guardian dud day and who have atnved and guardian angels so � did being processed a a coat of caber, than $11 miUioen. found them a small giftof money but try politicians who "would do any - who purse Rfiascd a d told me toga Thome area On and on it goes ... wase aid hue a lovely weekend. I bless God mare waste. Some wase we will To &a editot . for folks like these y(xmg ladies. it never know about And dims Mutant: I wanted all of the people in shade my day. waste goes on at all levels of gov- Pickaing to know what wonderful ernnrcnt. Consider Pickering tours- people work in the stores in to Clara Kirby cil members who spent $69M b Pickering Town Centre. PickeriPickeringrL L:Is it a crime? Tories just too tight with police hemier Mike Harris and police are getting so close they mipp¢t as well be handcuffed to each other it Er1C and should cause others to The West sights of thisDOw the appearance of TommWit appawd poles cjec "aa Fah- t Queens Pant Lina at one of Mr. Harris's ltlttpppR . sive Conservative policy eoSfn- eases and extolling to sums hard. line approach as the premier w kw Poiiiee Association representing and order. 1;000 officers was selling stickers No chief of police ever appearsud for motorists to put on dick ars at is PIRMS111111 Politicef cotdeaeace showing dwy donomd to its fund to before and no previous piretaia was pay for advertisements praising so oblivious to the eommlia cmi at poly st blies and cviticiziag to inrvic one. aWaa Mr. Harris daimod he Salad These police Committed an im- Chief-lo-be Fantiso so hits owyprophet" could hear views from ant embide became odcers would =the meas and perI go acen- ctPerw, but Chief Puma's views tis a identify and show p idntence were jmWY well k wa* tin% 11b to dI ixi is who contributed. Rum clam to fame woultl am Mr MHarris wanted him thele so aim ads at his o � ty, because he could be seen supporting dee the two grouts are now almost stared the premier had already drat nuirciang logedier in de Common Sad give sotto life to his stip law Sew Revolution. Past targets have and order platform, wbxh yokels included provincial Liberals and overwAo4w )&M Democrats and dee Liberal datisiassin in last yeNr's daesi. pity because b� fadral Sorernment dlari crime � e0b" ka Sb P& Harris retuned to rebuke We poke on de P it was a Ganef Faniro's appewmM i• MW iawe he should not get in. which he was seen ami-o"Ift w nth volved in, ahlough he normally Mr. Harris, drew extra Meda apes• bas no bakatiott, for example, ex - tion to the issue and be dolt wan bortitV leachers on strike at one SOW as endorsing the Premier, giv- school board to get back to work ing him a boost became away W The Toronto Polios Association spect police advice. helped dee premier win his election, But it also left concernsi. A pti. it one of his campaign media con - lice chief is entitled to expttas fenences supplying officers as views on fighting crime but nolo b pops pleading for tougher laws to supper to be -WW in his job Nap squeegee kids and enabling and he is rat doing this if has b at a Mr. Harris to sruwu noe on the spm Pyran gating w+Ppptiag std be would provide them. endorsing a politician and big The sante police group also do - calm. tralnd $4,000 to the Tories, explain - But then there is a Sarna of dt US W. Harris is one of a handful of for to going on between Mt Harfp politicians who "would do any - and police. The premier did kill ped t Wing for polio" and the Ontario for pal ice earlier, when the TMM Faft Anociabon also Inas bed 4 kind words for the Tories. , Mr Harris reciprocated when Toronto police officers took out ads arguing dangerous driving charges laid by independent imcesogators against two officers who chased a car and killed a bystander were not supported by the facts. The premier often refuses to an- swer questions on the grounds an issue has to be beard by the courts and should am be pn*x4pd, but in this case he said benevoieady he hod no right to tell police what was appropriate. Police wee buttons to cast saying a policeman accused of maanlougMer was innocentand Pd= wed members of diechich commonly wform s cwt gitihy before a dtorye is beard, but Mr. Hill& hos refused to quiet them. News media report a steady sueam of corwictkm overturned became of insidequime policework, judges finding manuuf lived evidence and individual off- ers cow icied of crimes, but Mr. Harris's government aewx ac- lowailedges these fauns exist and does not even keep a record of con- victed officers, so it neva has to admit how often this happens. At police request the premier also has changed procedures so complaints against officers are inn- wxtigated not by civilians but po- lice themselves, which rigs them against complainants and deters many from trying, just another of the many ways the alliarscs be- tweca Tories and police hurls the public. 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FEB. 23 THl RSDAl', FEB. 24 PARENT SUPPORT: The Ajax- STAMPS: lTnc Ajax Philatelic Society Pickering chapter of the One Parent nice(, loin, 6 10 to 9 p.m. in the pro - Families Association holds its weekly gram room of the Ajax Public Library. nneeting for custodial and non-custodi- corner of Harwood Ave. and Kings al parents at 9 p in. at the Annandale Cres., next it, the Town hall. Phone Golf and Curling Club• at the corner of 693-6219 (Stephen Clark, for more in - Church and Bayly Sts.. Ajax. 931- formation. 1201. TOASTMASTERS: -fix Ajax-Pick- cnng 'lion unastcn Club holds its weekly meeting, beginning with a meet and greet at 7:15 p.m., and meet- ing from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Guests wel- conle. Call for new meeting location. Phone 693-4439 (John). 619-9079 (Nancy). NEW CHFRCH PREVIEW: Learn more ahciul Hipc C'onununitN Church. The Salvation Army at a free. informal Cappuccino & Dessert Night starting at 7 p.m. It takes place at Gallantry's Banquet Room in the Pickering Town Centre. A full children's program and live music are featured. All are wel- come. 326-4347 (Brian). Watch For The Next Edition Of Claremont celebrates! The annual Claremont Winter Carnival featured a host of a ties spread out over several dans in the Community and end a high roue last weekend. Top photo, Allie McMenemes is bu up against the cold as she waits for her Claremont Spark Bmµnies parade float rip make its asay along the petrade mute right. Krista (left) and Carmen Hogan cross the finryh line d in -hand during the mile run ultmg Ofd Bnrck R,wd Bryttrm Andv Rodgers prepares pancakes Ityr hungn (Inco rest , r revu Province to match Foundation funds The Province's plans to match funds raised by Ontario's Com- munity Foutnda- tuxts this year is good news for kwal programs. says the head of the Community Rmisdallon of Durham Region. "II Fi have quite a dramatic ampact;' says lioundation ex."- tuive director Joan Alfrcy-O'- Gtahy of the pro- gram announced ced by Citizenship. Culture and RccrewKm lMin- Ncr Hckn Jahns Tucs(lay. "h will incrcasc our main endowment fund which allows us to give out bigger grants " Establshcd in 1995, the- fourRda- ti(M supports nu- meroaLs organiza- tions aryl causcs throughout Durham, includ- ing Our Hume. Oshawa Durham Symphony. Sim - cox Hall Settle - mem House. the Ajax, Pickering, Whitby A.s A)cia- tion for Cornmu- nity Living and Mothers Against Drunk Driving, to name a few. The capital donated to the foundation is in- vested and never spent," Ms. Al- frey -O'Grady ex- plains, noting "the interest earned is used to make grants to local charitable organizations on an annual basis.' She reports the foundation has already sinn- ed raising funds udder the govern- ment project which is intended to create an On- tario endowment for children and youth in recre- ation. Money raised will be used to support programs such as music or hockey camps for young- sters, she adds. For more in- formation or 10 make a donation to the foundation, call 1-888-230- 0333. NOW On i ne Streets PICKERIN I N 420-2222 * 683-2760" $ �? 24 hr. Direct Access 420-4660 Web Site: www.city.pickering.on.ca February 23 Site Plan Advisory Cun u"tcc February 28 FxeautiveCommittee Meeting %larch 1 (otrtrttom of Adlustmrnt March 6 City Council Meeting Starch 8 Site Plan Advamyry Coffee March 8 R:iec RcUtons S( Equity Eapianana Committee Mareb 20 Exiocuave/Councal Mecting March 22 Cogmtnaoc of Adjustment March 22 Site Plan Advisory Committee Mamb 23 statutory Public IRfOrMaton narw..r Meeting March 27 Executive Coamt luee Mccunr PUBLIC MEETING/OPEN HOUSE 02 NOTION' ROAD LAND t'SE & t'RBAN DESIGN STVDV Th.- Town .,( Alta std tic t it. A Pt.kcnrg have p-dy satiated the Not- Road U.aad Uta & Urban 1 )c.ign Study As set out in the Terms of Raefu:rencz w h.A were approved by the Asad and PkAwrwg ("-meds on Nownther of 1979. you am uvraed i) w acrd Pubilk Mcatng/(Jpcw Hoene ►2 to discuss Lind one ahernatives, urban design solutions and rnlloc IOgnrerlWx. It sou have any questions or octane additional inl„rmanan, please contact Rearsck As" of the T..wa of Alai Planning Dcpantncm at (905) 619- "'J. eiteaar a, 207 or Steve faun of the City of Pickering Plainsong Department at (WM) 420-4617, nlcnx in 2033. CURBSIDE GARBAGE COLLECTION W...c N.vu e�•n�.� N. .- r1. 'rn. i-. Rrrt.w - mr w..-- . F -W yP -Ind ead cork I- every ..I* rued, J-11" - 4i M_ nit, however. arc torr rtes w b - . ,m adpi-ory wtu. WR p o lur lled a- ., ii� Fw nwdroa nl 4 rv" ares rA .4 0. tuts -a t.' wow.. cels.. 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Mary l /rit ft • f.gunert.g 01wo.. or 420-46 to Y3.27M. 4 What: Hlhac MeetioKt )pew Haute a2 ,.Pur RoW Land Um & IMPORTANT NOTICE TO CITY OF PICKERING TAXPAYERS CArw9esigo RM. /y 112000 INTERIM TAX NOTICE When: February r, 2tIM 7:MM1*0:MrM. Where: Conoco Chnmhers Pktk CSComplex Ow The Cky of Pickering ROUGE PARK NEIGEI 30URHOOD STUDY - FIIVAL REPORT The City of Pickering has completed a detailed review of the Rouge Pak Nerghbourhood. M its meeting of February 2g, MM. M 7:311 P.111., the Executive Committee of Conant will be considering a Staff Report which recommends an Environmental Masser Servicing Plain and Devebpmem Gwddima for the neighbourhood. Members of the public are invited to amend the ra ccuag and provide comnsemt on these documents. Copia of the Staff Report can, be picked up from the City Clerk's Ofrsce on and after February 25. 2000. The Executive Committee meeting will be held in the Council Chambers of the Pickering Civic Compkx, One The Esplanade, Pickering It is anticipated that City Council will consider the recommendations of the Executive Committee at its mating of March 6, 200D. If you wish to address Council at that meeting. you must register as a delegation with the City Ckrk (905-420-4611). by 12:00 P.M. on March 3. 2000. If you have any questions or require additional infortnalion, please contact Geoff McKnight of the Planning and Development Department at (905) 420-4660 extension 2032. or (905) 68.1-2760. First Installment of the 2000 INTERIM PROPERTY TAX BILL is due for Payment First Installment Payable February 25,20M If you have not received your Tax Notice by Mid -February, please telephone the Municipal Office at (905) 4204614 (North PJickering (905) 683-2760). Please note that the second installment is due on April 26, 2000. Failure to receive a Tax Notice does not eliminate the responsibility for the payment of taxes and penalty. A late payment fee of 1.25% is added to the unpaid installment balance for each month. The late payment fee is charged on the first day of each calendar month until the balance is paid in full. If you are behind in your taxes, please contact the taxation office to arrange a pavment schedule. T V2 stated soden wtR be rcarveil by the u.demils deponent far the abon w lata than 291D pen tYaiau4y. Moth 15. DIM For the ninoval and dupaal of exutmg coociee nak 0c dotter bond system, outwitted refngetamat pprS ad! floor beaitog sysrm d pad 02. Supply and mull n eoneete rick Iltar aunciand mfngenuoo poor i eq.pmem, sub flwr hea wl; system and romp tae dW band system and Slow, is accordance with tertm, roodrui ad specificaum peered for the City of "Ickenng. A mandatory site viol hu licca arranged for Aad IF'eb= 29. low a IRM A.M. manvirE in it. foyer Doo beer Anna. 940 Ddl.nij R.A. N terms d bid4n who tend ria silt vitt ad pinbrr ■ co.Y1 riewiug std be abwed 1. b4 to thin xwaruk h*d to commmm - May 1/MM and be co••Ple" aapm WDM. Addinonal infomnuos may be abt..d by cuntauag C.-rdi-1. JuM,,k. a Asrcraes. (41b).104:9471 Tendri forma ad wmf.w i- may be obtained cmiacung the Department.1Supply and Sir-cca qa mw-reJ..J.dolr prtatiu. j115 W prr .t by cuh w chs nude piyabk to th Cu. of Pickennp Lowest or any tnJer not wt aanly -faJ Me Corp -t-4 of the Cm 4 Kkenag ikpntmenc , Supdy �rW Sic rn One Tlr t W�luanadr L1V6n.( moo LIY6K� (9m)4244616 VeraA fjtp hrr kff-. CPPD. CPP. CMM1 Mar.M 4 supply and Sen hes Watch 8" in News Advertiser Write us 'floc NlI%kS ADVERTiSER welcomes tetters to the editor Letters should be limited to 150 words and signed wi'h a full first and last name OR two initials and a last name. Letters must include a telephone number for confirmation purposes. Unsigned letters ;rill not be D,inted. FAX them: 53 363 MAIL 'hem �omrnerclal Ave. Ajax. ON S 21-15 :.0 Nckcring Itxc RcLuloro and EtIudy Comrtuncc limes you to v.ut the dospla" and espy the perlairrnatic- y the Herstage Week Crlebration Event X the H.kcr.ni; I ,w , mire .more . ., �I oR t•etruary :titer (coin 6 to to a i0 p in ..w Feb..-, 26dit Inc. t 1 00 am r, x cal - a w at, we lekbraae Ytckcnng' x riKh hcnwgc arl Icultural J.ycrvr) I I For more odurmatorrt call 90-420-46.0 S1, Paul'%- the ".It (.mmunity t-od Rani, G,r iij YM 4nng %hdr-#A,h - A - %©n .n n::x-g Cum you cram will "" dr St lhul s .m the ii, Comm only 6 �,.: !lark fur "J.&tchamg a the, pigl rte to relocate doe w the "tow anon i . � W. #*.Wm Unary brat" and Commonly Cane %almrukay. Fehrnnev 26, tam sew -m dt aro. aumoa .i .porno sled Vaherunal Park rias iglule on Sandy (each R«d, ft torr 4 --mad sebrk s-tak 4 Rai Moly( %*mum Madel M Mrtg-irry road f:A C'ernacaee v ailanto (TeaRrn Illi am 1. 2.00 Pat CA Cae4hatn a Low �14W ani, exa:al u bra+ughl W )w 5) �i0bOt111t kr+ a Flog •mil tori- Norio" auk Orhm Boom moron & (.1 involved M cu-pleting the pkdgr tae as the beck gage for SaWngs of the a a go ftbU ip Vay Specials �49-.SL m h 17 - Man h 23, 2000 tml 4 fli Choose 1 of (fie 3 megahrsfiiP packitigee #1 FIrNESS CLM MERISERSHIP ONLY $1t110aw� Z"u�ia4r $S Ob pireess y ✓ 02 HEALTH Cwt MEMOERSHIP 1+ ONLY sun You get firm access In our o eight room nerd tard'io etilniptweat *3 SLIM HEAL] CWS MEMBERSHIP ONLY $175 4 AMALNG SdIV/NGSf ��11 Yen r wvpfull �it access [o kAL.LMEM�ERSMIPS INCLUDE: use of dwpoolsa usta and 1 � low Ply an si a- - � ZJr Io Off • _ .► ��' Frit�a JVjg1<it "♦ _ l� y banquet Nall Rentals at the Went chore corarsunity C centre. Don beer Hall and rhe Ens♦ and west Safon a* the 111'ickering = Recreation coa-sple-. For More fnfore ttation please cal/ Jody at q05-420-4623 THF CIT11 OF PICKFRING coepOe„c„a REQUIRF-S the erlr of F IT"i ESS Picker" INSTRIY-rl)RS ontmom.. Eapianana Applinani, .sec hong vlat.nn9 'accepted from eriAidstatac onearw Ontario Finites Corned L1V Ot7 cerwg.,a wuouowy„r. o A, Eoaa ouch a vanety of limas narw..r a the Pictrnng {•wisvw Recreaaua Complex. ..w Applo:ants must poses: Curran onnno Recess ood - a Conacd. basic rescrtr CPR -, •A, ,, d aad standard I'rst Ad ✓..w.it- of A --ry cer lfarabpa EApC11000C ` ." W.-Moott Ota[hrK a wok range ayi �•:.,.-r.aR mM� closes soh as step, rehab. u.aecow Aa. begimers and WvapC[d ) tia0 cm world be an asset. .J-, .ro.ab.....d Qualified appgxatw are rnvrfal to ubw a resume ars r-. - ayo.a by no lager than M w rr rw Wednesday. Match 115. apph -Own arwy Zit i, 'row.pc.crvs J.n.W an conn. FAnploy mem( Sery-kn .-be Coori inali r. Out, the Esylanade. PSckermg, f atari , LIV 6K7 Fax: i W P 4211,46M What: Hlhac MeetioKt )pew Haute a2 ,.Pur RoW Land Um & IMPORTANT NOTICE TO CITY OF PICKERING TAXPAYERS CArw9esigo RM. /y 112000 INTERIM TAX NOTICE When: February r, 2tIM 7:MM1*0:MrM. Where: Conoco Chnmhers Pktk CSComplex Ow The Cky of Pickering ROUGE PARK NEIGEI 30URHOOD STUDY - FIIVAL REPORT The City of Pickering has completed a detailed review of the Rouge Pak Nerghbourhood. M its meeting of February 2g, MM. M 7:311 P.111., the Executive Committee of Conant will be considering a Staff Report which recommends an Environmental Masser Servicing Plain and Devebpmem Gwddima for the neighbourhood. Members of the public are invited to amend the ra ccuag and provide comnsemt on these documents. Copia of the Staff Report can, be picked up from the City Clerk's Ofrsce on and after February 25. 2000. The Executive Committee meeting will be held in the Council Chambers of the Pickering Civic Compkx, One The Esplanade, Pickering It is anticipated that City Council will consider the recommendations of the Executive Committee at its mating of March 6, 200D. If you wish to address Council at that meeting. you must register as a delegation with the City Ckrk (905-420-4611). by 12:00 P.M. on March 3. 2000. If you have any questions or require additional infortnalion, please contact Geoff McKnight of the Planning and Development Department at (905) 420-4660 extension 2032. or (905) 68.1-2760. First Installment of the 2000 INTERIM PROPERTY TAX BILL is due for Payment First Installment Payable February 25,20M If you have not received your Tax Notice by Mid -February, please telephone the Municipal Office at (905) 4204614 (North PJickering (905) 683-2760). Please note that the second installment is due on April 26, 2000. Failure to receive a Tax Notice does not eliminate the responsibility for the payment of taxes and penalty. A late payment fee of 1.25% is added to the unpaid installment balance for each month. The late payment fee is charged on the first day of each calendar month until the balance is paid in full. If you are behind in your taxes, please contact the taxation office to arrange a pavment schedule. T V2 stated soden wtR be rcarveil by the u.demils deponent far the abon w lata than 291D pen tYaiau4y. Moth 15. DIM For the ninoval and dupaal of exutmg coociee nak 0c dotter bond system, outwitted refngetamat pprS ad! floor beaitog sysrm d pad 02. Supply and mull n eoneete rick Iltar aunciand mfngenuoo poor i eq.pmem, sub flwr hea wl; system and romp tae dW band system and Slow, is accordance with tertm, roodrui ad specificaum peered for the City of "Ickenng. A mandatory site viol hu licca arranged for Aad IF'eb= 29. low a IRM A.M. manvirE in it. foyer Doo beer Anna. 940 Ddl.nij R.A. N terms d bid4n who tend ria silt vitt ad pinbrr ■ co.Y1 riewiug std be abwed 1. b4 to thin xwaruk h*d to commmm - May 1/MM and be co••Ple" aapm WDM. Addinonal infomnuos may be abt..d by cuntauag C.-rdi-1. JuM,,k. a Asrcraes. (41b).104:9471 Tendri forma ad wmf.w i- may be obtained cmiacung the Department.1Supply and Sir-cca qa mw-reJ..J.dolr prtatiu. j115 W prr .t by cuh w chs nude piyabk to th Cu. of Pickennp Lowest or any tnJer not wt aanly -faJ Me Corp -t-4 of the Cm 4 Kkenag ikpntmenc , Supdy �rW Sic rn One Tlr t W�luanadr L1V6n.( moo LIY6K� (9m)4244616 VeraA fjtp hrr kff-. CPPD. CPP. CMM1 Mar.M 4 supply and Sen hes Watch 8" in News Advertiser Write us 'floc NlI%kS ADVERTiSER welcomes tetters to the editor Letters should be limited to 150 words and signed wi'h a full first and last name OR two initials and a last name. Letters must include a telephone number for confirmation purposes. Unsigned letters ;rill not be D,inted. FAX them: 53 363 MAIL 'hem �omrnerclal Ave. Ajax. ON S 21-15 :.0 Nckcring Itxc RcLuloro and EtIudy Comrtuncc limes you to v.ut the dospla" and espy the perlairrnatic- y the Herstage Week Crlebration Event X the H.kcr.ni; I ,w , mire .more . ., �I oR t•etruary :titer (coin 6 to to a i0 p in ..w Feb..-, 26dit Inc. t 1 00 am r, x cal - a w at, we lekbraae Ytckcnng' x riKh hcnwgc arl Icultural J.ycrvr) I I For more odurmatorrt call 90-420-46.0 S1, Paul'%- the ".It (.mmunity t-od Rani, G,r iij YM 4nng %hdr-#A,h - A - %©n .n n::x-g Cum you cram will "" dr St lhul s .m the ii, Comm only 6 �,.: !lark fur "J.&tchamg a the, pigl rte to relocate doe w the "tow anon i . � W. #*.Wm Unary brat" and Commonly Cane %almrukay. Fehrnnev 26, tam sew -m dt aro. aumoa .i .porno sled Vaherunal Park rias iglule on Sandy (each R«d, ft torr 4 --mad sebrk s-tak 4 Rai Moly( %*mum Madel M Mrtg-irry road f:A C'ernacaee v ailanto (TeaRrn Illi am 1. 2.00 Pat CA Cae4hatn a Low �14W ani, exa:al u bra+ughl W )w 5) �i0bOt111t kr+ a Flog •mil tori- Norio" auk Orhm Boom moron & (.1 involved M cu-pleting the pkdgr tae as the beck gage for SaWngs of the a a go ftbU ip Vay Specials �49-.SL m h 17 - Man h 23, 2000 tml 4 fli Choose 1 of (fie 3 megahrsfiiP packitigee #1 FIrNESS CLM MERISERSHIP ONLY $1t110aw� Z"u�ia4r $S Ob pireess y ✓ 02 HEALTH Cwt MEMOERSHIP 1+ ONLY sun You get firm access In our o eight room nerd tard'io etilniptweat *3 SLIM HEAL] CWS MEMBERSHIP ONLY $175 4 AMALNG SdIV/NGSf ��11 Yen r wvpfull �it access [o kAL.LMEM�ERSMIPS INCLUDE: use of dwpoolsa usta and 1 � low Ply an si a- - � ZJr Io Off • _ .► ��' Frit�a JVjg1<it "♦ _ l� y banquet Nall Rentals at the Went chore corarsunity C centre. Don beer Hall and rhe Ens♦ and west Safon a* the 111'ickering = Recreation coa-sple-. For More fnfore ttation please cal/ Jody at q05-420-4623 APP PMOE R Mews AOY61tte m W60NEBW EotnoM, F.eruary sa. iron Crystal bDurham Putting together the pieces of what tomorrow might look like today... 8Y KEITH GILLIGAN Stuff Writer The 20th century will be- long to Canada. So said Prime Minister Wilfred Laurier at the turn of the century. And. the 20th century was good for Canada. most people would say the United States dominated the past 100 years. The 19(X)s were particularly hard on Great Britain. What are the predictions of the future? What can we ex- pect to see as time moves on? Alas. guessing is a mug's game. After all, who in February of 1900 could have guessed there would he computers. an- tibiotics. satellites, plastic. radio (much less television), nuclear power and nuclear weapons. Some scribe 100 years from now will look hack and won- der how we managed to sur- vive without some space -aged gizmo that hadn't yet been in- vented. If we were transported into the future. would we be amazed at Star Trek -like in- ventions — foxed coming out of replicators. people being beamed to and fro, intergalac- tic walking down the street'' Rather than go tow far into the future. we've asked a few folks to look a few year, hence and make predictions AUTOMOTIVE There weren't many cars travelling the roads at the turn of the century. Since then, the automobile has beco nx king. A large mea- sure of Durham Region's economy is driven by the auto industry and the communities we live in we built around having a vehicle (as any teenager or Toronto -bound commuter will tell. you). Automakers don't look mouth beyond five and W -year time frames. General Motors Public Relations Director Sic* Low says. Technology, along with customer desire and prefer- eawc. chast*es taw qumekiv tt. jars much further than a decade. he adds. The car of the near future will he "a lot lighter than they we now" with a lighter drive train, he says. Technology is also chang- ing the aulonloblk. One inno- vation nes avatlable on the Cadillac is "night vision so you can sec twice the distance of your high beams." Mr Low says. The night vismon allows the driver to see -past the glare of the car ahead of you" and also allows motorists to see other cars or people at the side of the road. "That will be more prolif- ic:' Mr. Low predicts. Other innovations include sensors that will detect objects behind a vehicle and warn the driver when he gets too close. "We'll see more of that across a wider range of vehicles:' Mr. Low says. Meanwhile, instant com- munication has arrived in the automotive industry. Tele- phones are available (and even getting outdated). but there are now TVs in some vehicles and newer models willkk he linked to the Internet. "We'll see that continue to grow. As well. the fuel you use to i- ;" propel your vete cle along the many ribbons of asphalt in Durham Region =, may also be changing. as au- tomakers start to use emerging fuel cell technology. There are a "number of 1111111"Aw ways" to go with � fuels. but GM is -'going down the path of hydro- gen." Mr. Low ' notes. It uses hydro- gen to produce electricity, with WAA batteries to store the charge. The only byproducts arc beat and water. Mr. Low say%. "Our long- term goal is to take can right out of the envi- ronmental de- bate." he notes. On Monday. GM unveiled the Precept. a five -passenger car propelled with an elconc motor that has three -times the fuel efficiency of some other products. When can consumers ex- pect to he driving the vchick:' "It's wA all that far away, Mr Low says. "It's three to five years away. if the technology contin- ues to develop as it has in the part .. The Precept is -a little bit of a glimpse into the future. Ifs a good indication of what the future will look like." he adds. she says. "We could essential- ly have a virtually pollution - free energy supply. The tech- nology is available now. The problem is in the marketplace. "As the cconomv of these becomes more favourable, they will he taking over she predicts. Hydrogen "will have a lot of applicationsli'. not lust transportation it tum'i be am one opo„n It �t 01 h a .,,who nation:' .hc .,% , Malcolmson of the Greater Oshawa Chamber of Com- merce. The Oshawa chamber is holding an E-commerce work- shop in March to help busi- nesses cope with a changing world. "It will be paramount for ambo dy coming out of school to he computer wise and smart he says ',VIwictrr happens in the cducauon will he a nc- Canadian government, they need to address transportation in the GTA area" He says this area is vital to the economy of not only On- tario, but the country. "They have to look at it and they will address h:' he adds. "Everything links together. No one Issue can be looked at alone Take anyone out of the ntix and it leaves a hole." The chamber also "sees cry positive economic growth in this area. The community is ad- dressing issues of education and trans- portation. It's also I, addressing what Os- hawa needs to be a ;; leader and are going out to get it:' he j adds. "Oshawa is very valuable to the IF' economy of Ontario, %A Canada and the GTA. LAND ISSUES . One business that's in danger is the fami- ly farm. ►_ "Corporate farms .ore becoming —� ;trooger in the mar- ketplace. They own the farm, produce the food, package it and „ take it right to the Walter Paswnllat News Advem ser plwro dhurratwn Cars of towurrrr,-w- will likely be much lighter, could include night -vision uch- nolsgv as a standard option and will run as a hybrid vehicle powered by fossil fuels and electricity THE ENVIRONMENT Envrammentalist and well - know anti-nuclear activist Irene Kock agrees that fuel cell technology is the wave of the future, and not lust for transportation. "it's extremely promising' -it will be done on a small scale so the supply will be near the use "1 think we could end up with a very decentralised source of power, with solar and wind," Ms. Kock says. -There will be a decrease in (hydro) lines and large facili- tme. That will lead to a "huge change in the infrastructure and how we view our energy Supply It will go from having all our eggs in one basket and shift back to a local supply" Nuclear power will be "phased out:' she adds. EDUCATION a1, TRANSPORTATION A few years ago, most peo- pk didn't know what a dot- com business was But in the near future. the Internet will toe "kcv It ,il- ready has, but will pl. s ., h; ger aspect:' ac.ordtnc lt. ciessity. In the near future. probably within the decade, but hopefully u. xoner, 'we're going to have to look at the de- viclopmest of a university. i know Durham College is very positive on that," Mr. Mal- colmson says. "it's very tm- ptxunt for economic develop - meet in this arca. With the global mamct, (we'll tee) people who want to develop industry- people who come into the arca and look at if a colkge or umveruty is available,- Mr. Malcolmson says. Educator can he viewed as part of the infrastructure of bustnts&. Another component of that is transportation. which is important 1n all of southern Ontario, rax just Durham and Oshawa. It's critical, a critical mass," says Mr. Malcolmson. -From Oshawa to Hamil- ton, if there's any disruption, we have gridlock" Mr- Mal- colmson says. "We have to .tress to the Province and the From cars to corn, there is no shortage of predictions on what Durham's tutors might hold... hmic ondw Pickering Town Council Monday, Feb. 28, 7:30 pm. — Executive Committee, council chamber, Pickering Civic Complex, One The Esplanade. Ajax Town Council Monday, Feb. 28, 7 p.m. — Standing Committee of the Whole, council chamber, Ajax Town Hall, 65 Harwood Ave. S. Durham Regional Council Thursday, Feb. 24, 9:30 a.m. — Health and Social Services Committee, Social Ser- vices Department boardroom, 850 King St. W., Oshawa. Durham Catholic District School Board Monday, Feb. 28, 7:30 p.m. — Durham Catholic District School Board, Catholic Edu- cation Centre, 650 Rossland Rd. W., Oshawa. Durham District School Board Monday, March 6, 7 p.m. — Durham Dis- trict School Board Standing Commititee, Ed- ucation Centre, 400 Taunton Rd. E., Whitby. STEW LOW 'Our long-term goal is to take cars right out of the environmental debate. IRENE KOCK ' 'We could essentially have a virtually pahalon fire energy supply, super stores. The hog industry is pretty much all that way:' Uxbridge farmer Howie Herrcrna says. Corporate farming means -pretty much the demise of the fam- ily farm. It won't be 75 to IW acres or like us at 6010 to 700 hun - dred acres. It's more like 2.000 to 3.000 acres:' he adds. The corporate farm is big in the United States. having all but taken over the hog and chicken industries. If a corporate farm covers 20,000 acres. "how much of that is a family farm'.` he asks Sonic hog operation have 31,0.000 sows. each pfoclucing .0 to 25 piglets a year. he Points out. To see the impact of corpo- rax farms. he pants to the log crl5ts of two years ago, when the price farmers received for pork dropped. But, that reduc- tion didn't translate to lower prices in supormukcts The corporate farm may have lost money on the pro- duction end, but made it up on the retail side. -They don't care where the rnoaey is made as log as it's, mate. "There's no margin left in it for (family) farmersMr. Her- rema adds. Agriculture is one of the largest industries in the GTA. but it will get smaller as more houses get planted on farm land. "We'll shrink as land gets paved over." Mr. Herrema notes. "Farmers are less than two per cent of the population. can easily see it get lower than half a per cent:' A lot of the land used for farming in Durham is Class I, which is the highest quality soh 1. As land is lost. ensuring that there's a steady supply of food will be essential. That means hio-technology will be more prevalent. he says. "The only way to get high enough yields and predictable yields, we have to get geneti- cally modified foods:' Mr. Herrema says. "1 see a lot of potential, but we don't under- stand it yet" African countries would he happy with hio-technology, as corn yields are limited by a virus that affects plants, be notes. Scientist can install a gene in the corn so the virus couldn't attack the crop. "We're less than seven years away from realizing that," he says. "Btu -technolo- gy could help some of these countries to feed themselves" And that may become a part of Canada's future. he warns. "As a farmer. 1 find it to he a very useful tool. If we find Canada doesn't want a self - sustainable fooxd policy, we'll have to rely on others or on hio-technology. A kit of that is world driven." To show how little corn is grown in Ontario, be says. -Iowa throws more out of the back of a combine than we produce. it's staggering how little we produce.- However, roduct"However, rather than rely- ing on science to supply fo,,id, preserving farm land should be the aim, Ajax Mavor and Durham Planning Committee Chairman Steve Parish says. "1 hope we're going to start m- smsting on more concentrated development. -We have to keep subdivi- sion development off the Oak Ridge. Moraine and off prime agricultural land and preserve Durham's resource% and agri- culture into the future.- be says. That. of course, will take some doing, Mayor Parish testes. -We have the political will and the community will. My concern is we don't have the resouuces to ,lei it," he adds. "The provincial government isn't committed 10 do it. It's difficult to plan without being overruled by the Province or the Ontario Municipal Board. -Hopefully, we'll make that change and I think there's a political will. It's a question of whether we have the tools to do it:' BOB MALCOL 4SON 'It will be paramount for anybody coming out of school to be computer wise.' limifdwNt... New to the online world? Don't know a modem from a manhole? Here are some terms that might help you on your journey into cyberspace: Baud: The baud rate is generally used when talking about modem speed. It's the rate that data transfers over the telephone lines or other media and is also known as bps, or bits per second. Modems are commonly rated at 14.4, 28.8, 33.6 or 56 Kbps (kilobits per second). it is generally said that where baud rates are concerned. more is better. Browser: The software on your computer that allows you to access the graphical, textual and mul- timedia information on the World Wide Web. Chat: A term for "Internet Relay Chat" (IRC). Cyberspace: A casual term for the Internet, Other commonly used Internet terms include: Domain name: The unique name assigned to organizations when they establish a presence on the Internet. Part of every URL. An example of this would be the italicized portion of the following: httpJ/www.connea.gc.ca Download: The process of receiving informa- tion from an Internet computer and saving it on your hard drive. FAQs: Stands for "frequently asked questions" Usually appears as a document that lists and an- swers frequently asked questions about a particular Web site. Home page: Refesr to the first page loaded when you visit a Web site, the first page you set your browser to load, or your personal Web page. For more on using the Internet, visit the feder- al government's Connecting Canadians Web site at httPJ/www.connect.Rc.ca. STEVE PARISH 'We have to... preserve Durham's resources and agriculture into the futurr.' ,t Im ;,�.. -cel Zft For The First i n Year 20001. 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'princess'Alanna Martini to protect her Nuclear station effects on animals, plants studied BY KE?H GIL LIGAN Staff Writer PIC-ICIl — The Pickering nuclear station', effects on animal, and plants are the focus of an Ecolog- ical Risk Assessment being conducted by Ontario Power Generation (OPG). The five -phase protect is a depar- ture for the power plant's operator as it's focused in the past on the nuclear station -s possible impacts on human health. reports OPG section manager of environmental services Laurie Swami. The study's second phase under way now is "more of a desktop look at where things arc" in terms of current- ly available knowledge on the possible effects a nuclear -station might have on wildlife and nearby vegetation. Sts. Swami told a Tuesday meeting of the Community Advisory Committee cs- tabitshed by OPG to provide input to the plant operator. She said that review of existing hterature will take mart of 2001) to complete The third phase to hirpu next year would tavoilvc field studies of the en- viro misent. she told the committee. 'Plot year, we may be going out to oki our own field work" Wh,k Ow ERA is a fisc -phase study. it could he c."» ,hoed at the end of the second stage if it's found the nuclear station is having no adverse effects on animals and plants in the area. But. Ms Swami conceded, that -isn't likely but ti's a possibility". The study's current phase will 'es- tablish baseline conditions tatTecuag wildlife and vegetationthat arc there rno % and where we can make improve- ments" she sad. "It's a phased ap- proach to look at what the risks Arc.- Nis re "Ms Swami admitted OPG has been somewhat guilty in the pact of only taking into account the effect the nu- clear station might be having on pco- pk. There's been a gap in our pro- gram. We have extensive programs to look at conventional impacts. Are there areas we're not looking at be- cause we're so focused on human health' "We're not saying there's a prob- lem. We're doing the study to make sure there isn't a problem" The study will look at Potential im- pacts, or stressors. on plants and ani- mals. Ms. Swami reported. She noted individual stressors may not pose a problem, but collectively they could. As an example of an individual stressor, the effect traffic has on foxes living near the nuclear plant will be studied. The ERA, which began last year after a work plan was presented to the Atomic Energy Control Board in late October, is expected to take two to throe years to complete. It currently has a budget of $500,000. The fourth phase would see OPG undertake any work needed to reduce Suspect left empty-handed in break-in Durham Regional Police are looking for witnesses to a Thursday break and enter at the Pickering Vil- lage Pharmacy. Police say someone broke into the pharmacy at 59 Old Kingston Rd. around 11:40 p.m. by smashing the rear window. They broke through a wall inside to gain access to Coe cen- tral part of the .store triggering an alarm. The culprit fled empty-handed upon hearing the alarm. Anyone with information atxiut the incident is asked to call Durham Regional Police at 683-9100 or Crime Stoppers at 436-8477. the nuclear station's impact on undertaken. wildlife and vegetation. OPG has also made a commitment A fifth phase would involve long- to conduct similar studies at the Dar - term monitoring of any remedial work lington and Bruce nuclear stations. Local group puts its stamp on this meeting AJAX — The Ajax Philatelic Soci- wood Avenue and Kings Crescent. ety meets Thursday. Feb. 24 from 6:30 next to the Town hall. 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But, students first need a solid base of high school math and science courses, IBM employ- ees told pupils at Southwood Park Public School recently. Judy Belanger, of IBM's human resources department, visited the Ajax Schad as part of the company's Women in Technology program which encourages Grade 7 and 8 girls to continue u) take math and sci- ence courses in high school. "From a diversity Perspective. at Borne corptirations it's still hard to get women in certain kinds of roles:' she re- ported. "We're trying to create awareness:' Southwood and Lord Durham Public School students, who broke up into groups in the Southwood gym, were given handouts listing Web sites for girls, put through a true -or -falx technology quiz, and provided job descriptions for computer-relawd careen. Teams then de- signed their own presentations on laptop com- puters to %how to other groups. Grade 8 Southwood students Kate Fegan and Katie Dud Icy reported they use home com- putersevery day to do uhoul work, play m gaes. chat with people and surf the Internet. Katie said she is interested in a computer-re- lated career "because I'm good with computers and 1 like computers. - Kate was less sure. as she is thinking of be- coming a doctor. A computer-related career seems interesting:' she said. "Maybe •• RukhsanaSyed. a team kadcr in IBM's gen- eral ser%aces division. told girls to give math and science courses a chance before dismissing them. Ms. Syed recalled the first prc%cntau(n she mak at a school, when she spoke to a gaup Of hry% and girls. 'Truly speaking. the buys came up ahead and the girls were in the background:* said Ms Durham Ifixive police nab man sought for parole viloation A man wanted On a federal parole warrant was ar- restcd last Thursday in 0%bawa. E dw a r d stcvca Jcs- somc, 2ta. was nabbed at a Glen Street a pa rt m c n t building, where be was staying with a girl- friend. follow - lag lips from the public. Durham Rc- gional Police say. The warrant wasissued after Mr. les - some failed to report ltd the Durham Rc- gional Police Service after being parolled from Joycevillc Penitentiary. In 1990. Mr. Jessume was convicted in Toronto of fail. ing to remain at an accident and criminal negli- gence causing death. He was sen- tenced to five years in prison and released in 1995. In 1997, Mr. lessome was convicted in Oshawa of dan- gerous and im- paired driving and auto theft and was hand- ed a three-year prison term as a result. He served two-thirds of the sentence and was recent- ly released. Mr. Jessome is charged with breaching a condition of his parole and possession of a controlled sub- stance. Mr. lessome was to he transported to the Whitby Jail, for subse- quent transfer to the federal penitentiary in Kingston. A.J. GROF.N/ Nus Advertiser photo Ruth Pears (standing, Centre), an IBM programmer takes students (from left) Tura Jone.v. Lau/el Ostler. Andrea Ottaway and Curse Moines throu,t;h u program cm her laptop computer. IBM representatives were at South%%rxxl Park Public Schcxd in Aja.! to introduce female students to information technology opportunities. Syed. She said. "Gifts arc leaving math and so- etice at a very eardy age.- So. ge -So, employer like iBM hope to show girls the advantages of careers in computer-related fickds. R YANCH 0 7Rl STEE IN f ANKRl:P"i'(:Y Pcrtiional and Business lBankruptc} Including all other Insohency Services ( ^41AWA 122 Albert tit. 7 21-7 506 AJAX So (.omrne-mial Ave. 619-11473 (A Heol%RG 2 • <.uvctl St. 372--41744 �r two WPM - E1 D.� r Sale sun, Fri .Fch 25th O Tues.Feh.=4th PRECIOUS PLATES `N THINGS 475 Westney Rd. N. tat Delaney). Ajax l � &7185www.orectuusnm llates.co For Southwood principal Heather Stuart said the first step is to engage the students. "iTrc whole [acus is to try and MAC tc. hm !.Igy fun for the girl, h.-•cau +hr p h. "t :r_ are going to Featured in (March 2000 Issue � t Travel is a necessary part of business life. — How can ym kWness 1o? Ad Space Cbsing Friday, February 25, 2000 To reserve your space call U MURM the Voicc of Businca 1n Durh.ur (905) 683-5110 Fax: (905) 619-9068 E -moil: btimes"rhom.net Oshawa's- Heather Ireland, volunteering is a tasteful experience. Heather Ireland has volunteered with Girl Guides of Canada for the past five years. And for the past three years, her involvement has been particularly satisfying. Heather is a Division Product Marketing Advisor for Girl Guides, overseeing three annual fundraibing campaigns for 10 local districts and all their units. This is a huge undertaking which includes 307 leaders and 1550 girls who sell more than 65,000 boxes of cookies and 2,100 calendars every year. Procee ds of these fundraising efforts help supporta variety of n—rams and I urch it will open in the loll Hope Community Church opens its doors to area residents (h t. 15. You can learn more ahiwt the church and what will take place at the opening at an informal cappuccino and dessert evening "Thursday. Fch 24 at 7 p.m. in Gal- laniry's Banquet Room at the Pickering Town Ccntre. The get-together features church, which will be local - td in rented space at Maple Ridge Public Schoiul on Bushmill Street in Picker- ing. Fveryone's welcome and there's no cost. Four or five such preview events are planned prior to the church opening. 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"Helping; with these vartpaigtu is my way of stay int; in%o1%ed and contributing to an organization that I feel offers girls and women many. worthwhile life skills and experience.." Heather works for Rm al Bank in Oshawa. She s just one of mail% Rural Bank employees across Canada ,% ho take time out to help in their communities. p And we'd just like to take thio app i tunit% to activities across the organization - from individual units to the national Ie%'el thank them for doing; %%hat the% do &FA ROYAL BANK "Guiding helps instill confidence in girls, teaches them responsibility, leader- FINANCIAL GROUP •a' Rr1;�•trm1 tr...h• marts ..i Naval tLnA.a i .�n.Wa Ima�rie 5 w W1 d ray. mr, = AiP PAGE 12 NEWS ADVERiiSER. WEDM S0AY EDITION, February 23. 2000 fts & NEWS ADVERTISER FEB Sum 41 asp as ood its arts g Ajax quartet hopes to be judged Sum -thing special R)"ALWil IT acre in the Metro Convention to tiorm Sum 41, which they Staff Editor Centre. describe — with tongues firm - A.) %X — To sum it up. life "It's great. It feels good to ly planted in checks — as a in the niu.i: business has been he acknowledged by our 'Diva Punk' band. awhirlwind for the fiour peers:' says Whbley. 19. in a Sum 41 has been perform - tee nage members of the hand telephone interview from PLs- ing in nightclubs around the Sum 41. sissauga where Surn 41 is in Golden Horseshoe for the past The Ajax -based quartet has the early stages of recording two -and -a -half years. playing signed a deal with EMI its debut CD. in venues in Durham Region, Rc:ords in Canada and Dcf Whibley reports the record- St. Catharines. Sarnia and Jam/island Records in the U.S. ing of the as -yet -untitled EP is Toronto. to name a few. Sum and is currently working on a going well at Metal Works 41 has played two or three debut EP expected to be re- Studios, owned by the mem- shows a month over that peri - leased on those Iahcls in mid- her, of Canada's dormer power tot. April. rock trio Triumph. Sum 41's competition in If that's not enough good Sum 41 plans to lay down the Band/Music Group catego- news. Sum 41 has also focen eight to 10 tracks for the debut ry for YAA are The Peters nominated lix a YTN' Achieve- CD Drury Trio from Whitehorse. men Award in the Band/Diusn The band is made up of Yukon: Steel Tie Sandal from cal Group category. Fhe four friends who attended Ex- Thornhill. Tegan and Sara awards ceremony will be eter High School — Whihlcy: from Calgary. Alberta. Unony- broadcast over the cable net- drummer Steve 1oct. 125. (a -La mous Inc. from Yellowknife. work this May Stevo 32"). guitarist Da%id Northwest Territories: and Dcrvck Whihlc%. vocalist Baksh. 19. (a.k a 'lam Master Yesterday's Clash from North and gustari.t with Sum 41. re- Dave'): and bas placer Jay Delta. B.C. I'x its hand members are hook- M:Cashn, 19, (a.k.a. 'Cone'). YAA winners in each cate- ing forward to the awards They were all in other Ajax gory oil! receive a $3.000 ho - night at the John Bassett The- groups before getting together nouranum. Theatre Reviov Blithe Spirit top-notch in all respects R)Hill. SiMPSU.Y r„ the 1Pie-6:F.RIM.- — 0-- m�itht ci pcit the play NLtttc Spirit to he it hit stale. The plot atxout a spint soorie- how summoned during a stance is dated — spiritualism not being as Itot a topic as it was 6O years ago when the play was. written. Howctrcr. the Pickering Players' current production is remarkably fresh and highly entertaining. When Charles and Ruth decide to holda seance for the amusement of their dinner guests, they invite Madame Aryans a medsum, who is played with charm and gusto by Stephanie Langstaff. Madame At - call takes her calling seriously and summons the spirit of Elvira. the de- ceased first wife of Charles. Elvi;ra is visible only to Charles and f the theatre crowd. Al- though the 1 concept of acharactcr ✓ mvisible to some other characters appears in plays as far back as Shakespeare, the part of Elvira, as written by Noel Coward and stunningly performed bs Jamie Morgan. is a particularly lively example. The key roles til Ruth and Charles are performed in a thor- oughly helicvable way by Lynn Vali- quctte and Chris Grey. The dinner guests. Dr. and Mrs. Bradman, por- trayed by Roly Rickard and Charleen Lapalme, and Edith the maid, played by Judy Thompson, complete this cast. The credit for the highly :redihle performances must be shared by the actors and Rhonda Brewster. who clearly did a superb job of directing. An impressive amount of work to design and decorate the set pays off in a convincing, inviting room, which manages to conceal a few sur- prises. The sound effects and lightning are well done. The costumes are fine. The makeup by Michelle Collins is exceptional. In fact, this is a first-class production in all re- spects. On opening night. a number of young children in the audience seemed to be totally absorbed in the show. Although 1 would not recom- mend this play as especially enter- taining for children. 1 think their sustained interest is a reflection of the fine work of the actors and di- rector who make this a compelling evening of entertainment. i highly recommend this show. Blithe Spirit will he performed again Friday and Saturday. F6. 25 and 26 at Dunharion-Fairport Unit- ed Church in Pickering. Call Ole -410-0211 for tickets and information ?.3. 2000 Ajat-based bund Sum 41 hos not onto signed a record deal with major Canadian and U.S. record labels, but has also received rrco, ninon in the Jorm oJ"a nomi- nation Jor a YTV Youth Achievement Award. Band members are. top to bottom. Dervck Whihle, Jay A - Caslin. Stere Jocz and Dave Baksh. Comedians stand up and Yuk it up for pal AJAX — A long-time Canadian Mand -up coniedian will get by with a little help from his f'nends at an upcom- ing hencfit show at an Ajax club. 'Friends of Flemm' will unite for a night of comedy Ror fellow funny man Wayne Flemming at Yuk Yuk'. East in \tax Wednesday. March 15 at 8 p.m. Flemming — a long-time friend of Canadian comedy and film star Jim C arrev — has been sidelined by a re- cent Kram aneurysm. The evening at the Ajax Yuk Yuk's will he crncced by Flemming's long- time friend and comedian Kenny Robinson. Featured on the hill that night are Paul Smith. Martina Gail. Evan Carter. Steve Patterson. [hack Edwards and Lou Eisen. Other benefit shows will he W- d at Yuk Yuk', venues in Toronto and Hamihon. All proceeds from these per- formances will he matched by Carney. Tickets to the Ajax show are available by calling 967-6425. 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Spartans 'seniors ready for LOSSA pkydowns Dunbarton volleyball girls earn gold, silver PICKERING — The Dtunbartoe High S:hool Spartans senior gals' vol- kyball team ars getting hot at the right time as the Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics playdowns arc just around the corner. The Spartans were in hip form at the Marting"we Collegiate Tournament in Toronto which featured strong co mpcu- tion from Toronto-based squads, as well as those from Scarborough. last Friday. Aber Musing victorious from pciol Play, the DurAwwn girls went on leo Play a strong Cedarbrae Collegiate team fran Scarborough in the gold -modal ttnatch. In the raid, the Spartans were de- feated in straight sets 27-26, 25-13 to earn a silver medal. Two weeks ago. the senior Srvum% competed in the Lakefidd High Scho.il Toumantent against teams fern the Pe- brbotrough arca The Spartans capped an undefeated run at the Lakefield tourney by hewing Thane A. Stewart Secovidary School fiats Peterborough in straight sets 25- 13, 25-15 in the gold -medal game. The Dunborton squad will now focus on the upcoming LOSSA charnpionship tournament at Bowmanville High School next Monday. Entering the clnmpwaship, the Spartans own a 3-3 record in league play. ■ 1118 NtJrwY� MM—II mbomvoa hSd/ kM RIM fU fM0� 74"ftu&n I>DIw/a M fMlr II1riE.ME111E.M ssak (SI. Mary Calholic Secondary School) Ages 6-13 Boys di Girls e 3 Gyrtxwsiums is 4 Sports Daily easlcafboll. VbNevbaN, ktdoor sower, Boor Hockey and more. Camp T-" and pizza lurch (Fri. only) provided. L.Wn ted space available am 420 -%lam Tcam members arc Megan Skan, Alcxsis Powpow, Sarah Morriwn, Callan Main. Aly -ha Frampton, Bruton Tocrrisalu. Dana McNccicy. Trisha Gnf. f4k Ashley LeBlarltl, Nyasha Jadtman- dan, Bcth Hurrcn and Knsta Hurst. ERT-ISER F E B 23 2.000 Pickering turns tough into triumph Jamie Bishop recovers from injury to win provincial curling title BY AL RIvi-.n '�'•.. F i,hop foursome gut hot School. 'A'e didn t worry Sports Edu..r _ 1,-r the remainder of the about the outcomes. we just PICKERING — A event to earn six consecu- went out there and curled:' Pickering curler turned live victories to take the Bishop was sidelined some tough luck earlier in Ontario title. with a broken leg for more the curling season into tri- Moreover. the provincial than six week, in the curl- umph at the Pepsi Bantam title guarantees the rink a ing season. breaking the Mixed Curling Champi-,pot in the Ontario Winter limb playing indoor mKcer unships at the Quinte Curl- ► Games in Sault Ste. Marie in Whitby Nov. 21. ing Club in Belleville last next month. Atter missing the rink', weekend Bishop says it was just a bantam mixed cone tourna- Jamie Bishop, 15, the 4 matter of getting the net- ment victory in Gravenhurst vice on Leslie Bishop's Ino ausncss filed away before Jan. 7 and 9. he underwent relation) Bradford Curling - he and his teammates could mtensnc physiotherapy. Club foursome. recovered tart playing like they could Bishop later returned to from a broken leg in time to .,t the provincial,. the pebbled ice o, help hi, help his ice mates earn the -In the first games. there teammate, secure a berth in gold medal at the provin- were some jitters. but once the pn-.incial bantam vials. JAMIE BISHOP we got that out of the way, mixed championship, by The Bishop rink. which Helped Bradford Curling we relaxed and started to capturing the regional ban', also includes second Club rink to Ontario have some fun:' reports tam mixed crown in Allen - Stephanie Corrado, of Eto- bantam mixed title. Bishop. a Grade 10 student ford. near Owt n Sound. bicoke, and lead Darren An- at Pine Rj,k_,c Secondary fan Z3 derson, of Newmarket, de- match before exploding to feared the Kns Blomki rink ,core seven in the seventh from the Dundas Valley end. which brought ahut Golf and Curling Club 14-5 the handshake to signal the in a he -breaker to determine ctxl of the game the championship winner. After recovering from a The Bishop rink was slow 0.2 start at the hantarn leading 7 4 in the final mixed pnnincial, �, bur. idi fa JJl ILL& J�.J': t T F ;L _ �1j_L:'/'/Ulf�,',l-•��t rJJ!JIIrJ� .::1 .31%:J 1:lailS �.��•�.: �•,.tt.i i;'.1Jih r�;i I ti.y !Lr�i • ' J i:r ur.r r,i:rrw 011 Mtn SEMS Iii CLOSED. SWU K FENWMT 2e, IMS. MIRE OMM MES UST BF Goodrikh Plus tires, backed by a ",000 fan Tread Wearout Warranty. F' tar tao+ii elv01, xAMi ire11 �. 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S. wESTN& RAD Ajax GAS TANK SERVICE 426-3462 Jamie B shop '5 of Picketing -e Viet on Leslie Sishop s ino ll ,elation) Bradtord Curling Club foursome. scovered from a books+ leg in time to help his ice mates earn the gold howdah at the Pepsi _ Bantam Mixed Curling Championships at the Ouinte Curling Club in Belleville last ' weekend. The Bishop rink. which also includes second Stephanie Corrado, of Etobicoke. and lead Darren Anderson, of Newmarket. defeated the Kris Blonski rink from the Dundas Valley Golf and Cursing Club 14.5 in a bttweaer to win the championship. Watch For The Next Edition Of 17_; HOW On The Streets 2000 REGISTRATION Sunday Feb. 27, 2000 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM Pickering Recreation Complex T Ball - $75; ALL other divisions - $120. All those born in 1995 or earlier are eligible to register Birth Certificate and Ontario Health Card needed at time of registration. For further Info. call'. Linda Trotn�.tn L� 839-2379, i A!P PAGE 14 NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION. 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"We'vr had people kxhk- 1nR bona career change, Hulce l,atklrng for that first good rob .and others who are unem- ployed wanting k1 get back ant, the workforce - The v%vnt s,.1, 1, ' !. at t1v ttetn, l a" ' - .., .. hunters Expo 10 ., ... „ , is m. wa_, fres• and K'b hunter, of all tilt. ,. rncnxnaRed to hnnti; and rn•rvs,rk TRAFALGAR CASTLE SCHOOL lir. nA,•pr 1. t ,tat .sn rr,adentra: school for girls, is seeking a DIRECTOR OF FINANCE Reporting to the Pcnc:F'al, the Director of Finance will: • �rvelup aril revurruslrtxl fntnatxui notagrmhrnt �trategtes to optimize the school's firurncial resources • interact with and provide advice to the Board of Governom • Maintain an accounting process for accounts receivable, accounts payable, payroll for a staff of f fty employees and momtonng of investment instruments • Develop and recommend an annual budget and long-range financial forecast • Develop and recommend purchasing management strategurs • Provide oversight to the accounting,pphysical plant and food services functions of the school. 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Must have ehLCeBeltt eommunica 9rM�Ma99y servaq D.M4m as Six- oxur�rpd4aqd ars crow friend when you're away M /Mr wfaas 11011 skits, attention l0 detail, abday t0 Work Y4tsy �� body cars 1777 Call �" 9%' -there's no question you SPECIAL groummg app uremems. �� fJyy��pp�Me�L.E� Independently, strong computer skills in- t� NeWhlfYr. Phone, CAMET love your pet You'd be there FINANCE DEPARTMENT As put of the pet sitting .artsbe0All3Fi Mill St, Water St, Main SLS, eluding WP, database, spreadsheet. Min JENSEN aro MYL SALE- Gann three rwms 30 sawn lice- them all the one d you y SHERIDAN CHEV service. Melanie will also k pec Marietta St, Franklin St, Brock St. E, 60 WPM. Fag 1NeRN X16 an AUTO BODY yards nom $375 stales I e,n arscawn pest outdo but that s inn possible, You .. up your mol and newspapers. Planks lane, Parkside Dr, etc. ora ,e. sa m. (905) 668-3331 our come "P 10 10% New Colon And have to go to work or un has s;Jr - C alternate your lighting and de Main St. N., Brock St. SA"e HW14 cud star lrpAyw ask for Don deva,seustomer sat�aetan wraNea CJN ladle to your acauon and your pet to stay home. c - other things to ensure your home has that lived-in look BRIST IN POND s y"� apnghe 90544 Twp g l"mo Pee nnnute. 905-431 perp Mut the gaud news ,s a 'a (908) 721-0741 People should know that Briston Sands Crs., Alta Rd. w-, Ta, r fail, bl a � MINMss, gen WHITED la lades aid peruse COIN WERATTO Mope dorsi I have to be lonely �frw Yllwd Iaaas + sell Cy their insurance companies CANNIN CARRY'S GARDEN GALLERY meds anaaMos slit -lime a dines IU sae local Ia rsc Melanie Hancock as the Crag, Dr. nwar newdual a airy wire require your home to be TON -�_ Cameron St. W., Country Lane, has the (ollowuig em loyment portlmitae, up 4 -set motived wnnme Aooh n person Sao lt•q S WW lislanl Pial moms u on a or . ri prop ouvness appo liar ly for Me owner of Pet Playcare. a IWMTty 3uthm +i0 Y Patlw Cres checked every three days if Melange Meadowlands Dr., Windsor Full timdpaat time °sni° roboperala super clavas rade Nakev rrvice that vests your Arts as VIPs, Very Important Pets. 1600 sat ,grlr we 9 ' 2-elw.tw you're away:' says Pet Playcare Crt Also Adult Carrier Garden Centre Retail Sales Clerks GENERAL CAIVENTER-er as relwble. for Arcade came $1400 Ian Golden Tee God Acade pante $2000 firm She provides your pet with sere - -tr -a,f- Pape .eW 5 "C �u 965- ret taw. Was 4r Oro no Owe is insured and tended. providing clients with for walk & drive routes Should have knowled a of arclm centre no- g K p ducts Pen."ce0 4 esldemlal and commerce Prplaslo,uMy sawed and m dale exercise, taken ,t fora Y g In I50 Pr ace of mind and the added needed Call Debbie 905-852-9741 and be wdhng to tram Mout be wilting w work weekend,ever and holidays and in conynackon Able to work most mMr" and tools Ve eacellem conadim Please an between 4tDpm 905- to 40 minute walk and when possible, have it •w tY r5a netriw Pars MN1ED 9Mayw a Pna security of knowing your pet and home are in good hands. NSL.ICMl1N all weather Must work well as a team parte- rode ars mm 5-r•4 s u- once pMara Cataet 720-4506 site ww nhtt with cher peat. 5prgp.dl� Paalnnp� A�w wly0y i1n4.d. Carnot suI Yd tarn annOee 1 'w ad t .q O..e at4 Pct Playcare Is a member of NJ The New Me -Ft $pant and with the Public Please send resume before r Mica or DaKe905.n3.2122 46pm COepUTER SPECIALS 1nta rw saner srsRm 5,78E Intl "Its more than Just a walk:' Melanie, "It's competitive wage. a c4xmpseheasive benefits CW an"eerlo$-4I7-1734 Per Sitters International (PSI). largest Ser March 20,2000 to dos parking Pool 4afnbo rsra saw". filed bMrtea. w oenat system `ays a high the international300MN1 Is looking for reliable people to insert and CARRY S GARDEN GALLERY MENEEDED CMANNC for bay Sli". Loaded P3.500 em cnrrgize time when the pet can The per stay, in your hronc• organn� on for professional deliver papers and flyers door t0 door 449 KENT ST., WEST shop in Har Full service Must daprastc 17'NEC morsbr $1333, Penn. $599 develop its social skills and u where it feels most comfortable Per every Tuesday, Wednesday,F and � LINDSAY, ONTARIO K9V 6C3 nave good skits Cy dim a (905) 42q. 6252 a to resume a 1905) um WOP we kwe dose ;Mand difficult ngks 1905$655,3661 Ihr same time get exercise. It and receives 3 to 4 visits per day rnA" for a rrorc content and for feedings and walks. For inure mformatum about Pet Playcare call (905) 837. �j lurday in the Pickering area. No 428-2151 Good pay and tion '0a aea Charlie" :,meta JOO tin $45Mteve $6mp happier One that -We 8853 Deliveries must be completed by 6:00pm. Must have a vehicle.SMiMeO For more information phone eau, Please el, 1 rlesvr oL4coNs peNCH • l,r sd- a Pa, ;us+omc max spa. cul Pna ppraamm $295 what ties factPINE LOFT TREAS- URES 918 Saatchi $1 N pet. Is more match our routine with the playful and less aggressive pet's routine and U stays in Its own r ha when re:' home, sleeps in its own bed and Melanie also provides a pet eats gatual ro usod:' says MelMnie. ��En PET Ak Skied lb4 t1lml call 905-683-5117 BlalAS i I a' MIS arrival has brought us too many clients and not enour people. We need elp! F/T only. Don't be afraid to call. Chelsea (905) 686-4473 A GERM Receptionist/As. 7sroo 905.579-9311 s.TI.ng service If you go on While on their care your pet can wont seaweed full8 Pint Sta"t l for our Ileal be MA EYrOf►d1T 2b8b �Na'r!rsal Gila I t press. 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CAL (W) � Yfwnut a systm� 1�iNa1 (9OgOa6#A. ( IfIgB Cts eM. LIM 7LS $ET ROYa Ai=d Pela- 1195up,licwKAfmd row $1251 tan aMegMr TOM a sufficamA" lid WeShwy7Mwy12 dost to no Dopar. Stele aura MmSmobnp bu aaad,XrbideL W&VISUL S<I>3�gfe Cres, pMpoandK1 ce.as pe00., arrRooe 8200. M Nr dryers $1251 up, facial 1992 ACUMA INTEGRA 4- matin fDaslwlr and M906f426- thifilint dut4y. fr65090 3776 a 4 K gttayl, Few a hear- D6fwAle Dr. 191 M - Fa Ite Aide area. MwalwfY $150., $* 4 masts nn, bri0 eteylls $1991 up. new door aulaar. Topa 7.537 416-8241852 (days) aYaeMYY.IWMinimal MOM PMre can 420-2595 := b �ppewssoan 417 D4 WOOdDrerlge Ave• ROgngyrrlpNll Dr. y � a10fpd MaM4bpp drtrop (s inn) 2 harm not tepwted. SAI.FS DEALERS tan "Die' to SiNc Lary aPr redolw. 5175 rNe $as ora ncmdYad can Doer. eled .asters ant dryers r t2p.00pkm f3.6% mlepw 200.000km lhah, S5.595oa IE/AL CElniral AJAX 1 bdrm osm1 apt sop anti RETnaDI - Qrt. Dun Dub- ng ,n Dshawa. mature l- AM Mo rOh own raw a" competry renowaw Rd.. Fldeaq Rd. All t9os142D-7309. E�EDED uwdat bier. 8175 1905) you D as Mer ban0 rr Ban a vemasan Fror tllre �apartments f Rd. W0 NHP Extent- eN � 4gp_ggtgy h,dpN S4W aro w. You 30• ranges dock Aub. m brOM Ra EsT of Brock. Fathering 416-11111- cum p ill able gate room awilde Wren TSI Electra tet p �'1tff55o0r6s warmed Noow Ila M dpwlragl Pl.r SBIIOIL �. ded!cell foor�kWakhamOp� NWave ! a4aeaa! �front it". r� sty? wan MW window f13p r0atdtiau0 N rap- 7836 Paper 41455.3842 own All inclusive S6M nip wast Awn match ist fte",dryer eadi flow Tel $25.000 Voss Cas Ken Cal. Y. Cobwtl Brave (9a5)r24 accphe ePpacniPr,A forsere Vicroy Dr. l'k Cres. pito fax rruwr to +a�M$ pt�tp may, dttN, ,4�ta as aid 24' Inas hes India tape !ATOM SLI. 4 row Nelefa,ps Ed 19051.428- 7737 o N (416P875-4844 (905) 579- 9016 9414 lei INeth town sxeas. Sorxweflul exec, "W 1fVr3sfshore 4714111. NO f��.,..aa.�.� I96F 4aL=utnN a OnYet 075 at - wd sopa- " aninM 9Ad Whom of new and na,llk- automatic. ar 1WFb stereo Cass"g nqI m ilii. 2-Ywaom spot- 3 nON , Ipabw, a,V 6o0r. aay�N 6f MhaEa,On wi bi St'L�St Lsf YYYi1'E IWOOM ate. A1So Kenmore w,wlrr 2 SM Pchawl ed ap a'4a ephims n Ag a b 000 �IIIQh �(,4� 905665- during room Indian. kitchen 67 Cnaael, SI S n hoer SI S. either hw rq. 81.060. xtlaleeNYg w>4 f FOR RAMMR Nalm i1OE Ag =w �a/�y4y YFM.L WW used years 190S�� Dry �°p4oswfs pews- as seer. Saver. Pans 154 6111 slop? Pm 107 CMLJUI. 2 or Olttk Damroom. parsec SIunO canary ate entrance b yaPPnO. stows Aral rill $8351 AP 'par and 2518 WrN wileab smoeers n0 eels. avallawe hstlh w a askYe INFORMATION FUFIMr lex ao•ae edw- Pauline Natllls B ca St INIAN (905) 576- timed endows 10.000 km tras 61A tib AP O y r,905tru1i16O3 rnargh Plus Ph'" b M ( 6"M (905)471-3869 -.5117 bmffwx-a9W con"" in aM113 ANM CMM iral4N 748 ww•A OalWnma cow ExaMers condition, $11900 �aUTEIT N1MhN0Oh 1-800.8541702 p Pact" Mads qa 41 398-9390 (time a cud) Lown Peas. "No"arsw4 oto 985'3660 323 $INCOE tT. 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Mira- 905-M-8176.. •Onwssrs �,ta nips Pr6-num pa. ween rablana. am dile nmS 7 passtrtper. 5,16.000 0aO Call ata Ip m 905 080 ca p1i1Cn included Call (905) 0 Chase b I;dw L shopMap Watt faY 91 Rlaa C~ air b (901)427430. OW 1. IDam - 2 pow Ilelr yw PIAW o ap Sit" On lQ 2G3 in"im+" =6 � (30 ph%) 57137M la appointive to om ante. GO Saha IAmrs Cal 7284M Banker RMR Rr Eaxe to- 2017 nratga= mck" day 1905) 728-9411 AMP PRIDE to WIN ADVEl TINES WWNUDW ED111OK Februry 23.2000 ;70.n;;;:'2 Piclurnat RacS- N -Pal hr �� d"Btheilt of DRrWM � � �� ARAgRt RLirelialt Br:iA& 11 fly tp �w �I 6131 Hiossa,' 7 gran a "r battles Elyl Alarkbam, Ontario ANCMVM . IYG 1f 1 t•f1R fflpi Ww'oe.� hu' 4e pro erste pa•c- n range INahk lean traUulq ecus craft shares Men a PC 1n1"s `o Owls faRMBg1 fan. lf. f)� p. It CmL r t11RgR" w..t Y M rfsry. MCaMr_ band bad W Irl tub 1aitl1 tlm roan" sees �• YxYnt hap aw- nl 0� •tawap (9DS)96 tun and say Cori 1(161576 -tan � �� o �` a 99�� . p lwf. Dye tiDN. 2 frlf0a. 2 SYIt. Wacker DIAt41. rack, rtastun0 t>DIES. a'rdf w}H. hlRlslO apt DpWee.ynla sass A/m tm lardtW • ww4 araYtaa. Arm4Rt i TY w 1 Well established restaurant business. ono s OWK 6 Deaf" snap n pcwe.lo kwrq A. S MO ga4( havers, 3 Dren back chain. 6 room emits. aidI Ask. � dew. dpfall i dig(i°e is data swek amain dposipp "sDonSiee`_ amara°"s '"d'- C"- 1 ktmrlt. t°ds and quantity d dk- bis (tD61i tree standing unit located in Pickering a.dud b run banes. bracers %D FROM 49 1 r dams. Lunch available viewing from 2 D m. I Rag baastaa 3 bawoom Town Crnlrc. prctiemly operating. karse a mend 906.646-7131 Fee Fax 1 iDi �. An. 260gq.h aaaahe home .hall ftwo MdW$W*W f&•MB'M7g a an. bbm0yam ptwlp Ba,ly w We provide: ass b Dwain , aifIll' m, hvdwDW goon. N" ow Norwoodsail vmw aceramcget. nrslAast • Turnkey operation NAaDIIE$$ PI appicatorsAlaaccepfa' gIR(on AO a ServrA C (9051 CNN- M 4 fain. Maps, fat. Feb. 2/ sl n pre. homop-es. selhrep items from Lindsay and Orono Ire . amnopes• 60.bedroom • Ongoing training B B B 1116 sales, to sale. base- MGT l n 1C nese m Bas, res wk brat rd. al r CD res. g11S.500 Cu N 814 um4ure, airs., pine pees. is (Nye E al - Orte' s Mal. 3-oaro ,AM. • Ongoing mariteling and cars. * C bctabla plates. i s. spoor cards. coons. Port- Sp . colury Gane. upper Iba. sutabk t- 2 peop4 S120D'mpnn plus IT RasswWThldaon. operational support Osnawa sashed. established a sta Clement. 6-slYwq mars. 2- la- beds Call Wb -571. ` 11 (01 Iain eels Dress back high Cllr, Ceps glass. ole. deice, desk doOM tabes tamps took. chuu and 01755 elf., still emo�. - d Ql u r�r lamps 3-W*w new 2san. m- You provide: Olatane6pm. W. General Sikorski Hall bo 9W2364M ler 7WMIJM. a Jnr AlI Irm S 4"`sM Desire to own a business ��;e; � SPORTS CAROf It rE1101W1LfA NARrED Plant; *6& -GW Business background (Polish Veterans Hal) FORCON CWMM ,,sats I �a;-xi , loom • 51nimumin liquid assets minimum net worth of $250.000 AJAx -ag.n. StuwWteh kast«'s 1551 Stevenson Rd North, Oshawa ire, ,f.M.,AUCTION f IN tt�aanns�lu1yyt s1 tg . Cal 190516547166 or 619- Ages ' «�2""`'�"i-se•'3 rsoe'Doropalow.'2 adroans pys den. �n occupied Ilodr . s V too *A Congo - 9766 obrch 119 -up"" 905.426 PKKENai. �1rteppy South. ryes w tae ad as look ream nos a 2 eedeooen hast. wm sun roan. $675 ll n ad All M (905) e.•t -0323 WR RENT? Only $500 down BUILDER'S CLEARANCE Onlv 4 left Bungalows & 2 -storeys HURRY (905ANI-6549 ROT aF7u11ED .mmedarerr coat Torg was 3 Wool Itrm.,o' rale. or . wftwd 1,2 W aaw poor ran, Chas l 0Wor .Cwt r oole- M�nYeley. 're to wwr a Will FearLA. 613 z 2M1}zs9-2fiRt. RtAfTEO n PIC IN 11 Pre b •rev C oen a wase Re gansrow JpeKy ;..*N Ow b dwdom .0 somm tem looking to rata wan wed rase. a dt dF bet 4r4t.aross east EnasMm rrserma awd- dam{9�m"err-ogin ��.far am LAS ,.,•..9 roan cow rpm .a.,re w will 3%"Om oeree ..a tonal Aswlrw .330&.w&426- gOwovAWL E :bw¢'401 Case FeatteC -ran aeoaeak eabrq x:san. cars en. t v atle a•frr•s sasses saa•aos tetder t r.m us*" tan a= tw r u"r" 9540747"0 POKNA hap 191. a� an..Ow me.mtlly Fal, Yrs -tow Mo FtpgnbRNM ab Loan, tur,w:ned rope car L .a.aowr kora all �M"wae tial Mae, nadolal4k 0 Fosses. 1pFirnrne f9DSr 00047" WwTsv stOLMwrrRr- Sos -er woe . o.m.ppw � al w stove rr in Pena 2r.4m t4abe aara.oM. 6475 msec brawboove o raw us 906963060 1 iiewr Anorlar�a 2-BRaOR -ft to stye . Ot Fel -uno was his ser r r aarses ptMt ran Iraaorew ren Assess, emumia� , :ar11ala epw- w+ ta m..we.•w.e *i .r/ uaaa/IMrw vamp err lrt.anlla Mw a* dm *"Wcmadae. Wpu- bN Cad 426•43f3 a O ouRwwm missum OFNCE sora naw par.Claw unr� au .row Sot a n 1750' mesh gear so cem mme R►Ace Aw CAR Baran I - at>0o61 Prim -a lose San - after ttlWAM- Des rows e, ter oesvaw ler 4 soft waw no. tnwn ad beets, mows xv pop 2310."It amid 1216 opo Cr 904 *1, $Vl w 705- 39&4t 7 oWd aRBRTtrE. pYHfRBRaL- D momma,I rat ore. 3 tsalmw 17an WIG w bpm rad fed talar ate. Wish 1, Ift Paved isaire y. rclot to sow. aaes a 401 $179 goo wF4a-2T71 for a9r POWER of SALE aind op a to rCkeNlg Please contactLOO1 nig °layers for league play. The Golden Griddle Corporation Starting Mur 91h Tel: (416)493-3800 ext. 236 PAuI (1105) 427 -SM Fax: (416)493-3889 La" ("osi 4Bs5f de E-mail: gogrill@illtedog.com . 1 1 Rrbrc Nonce . 11 Rabrt Noocsa . 1 1 Rlbkc Nolkes 1•'11s11series and (3ccans Pcches et C)ckans ('anada Canada Highway 407 East Partial Extension Fisheries and CX -cans Canada (DFO). acting as the kesponsible Authority (RA) under the Canadian Environmental assessment Act (CERA) is engaged in a wreening level Environmental Assessment (EA) as required under Section 20(1) of CERA for the above noted project. I The 407 East Partial Extension involves: • the construction of a 15.9 km 4 -lane (ultimate 10 lane) toll highway from the Highway 407 Central terminus (Highw'av 48) in the west to its terminus at Highway 7 east of Brougham in the Region of Durham Construction of the Highway 407 East Partial Extension can be commenced once the requirements of the federal EA have been completed. Public consultation is a significant component of the Highway 407 East Partial Extension CEAA review. As part of DFO•s federal environmental assessment under CERA, it is within the Minister's discretion to invoke CEAA subsection 1801 - Where the Responsible Authority (RA) is of the opinion that public participation in the screening of the project is appropriate in the circumstances ... the RA shall gi 1'e the public notice and an opportuni»to examine and stake comment on the screening report. Tete CEAA screening report prepared by the RA (in this instance DFO) will be available for public cornment at the following locations: Nitarkhanl Piclurnat RacS- N -Pal Commmuity Pullik Library of DRrWM Libran RLirelialt Br:iA& P.O. Box 623 6131 Hiossa,' 7 475'A biterale Road W Resslsad Rd L Alarkbam, Ontario PickeriM Ontario hal dby. Ontario UP 3A7 L1H 1N1 Ll\ 6A3 The Screening Report will be available for the eumn9em period: February 9, 2000 - March 10, 2000. All comments must be received prior to March 11. 2000. Accompanying documentation produced through the provincial EA process will also be available at the above locations. If vole would like to receive further information or provide written comments on the CEAA screening report, please contact: Referrals Co-ordinator Fisheries and Oceans, Canada Fish Habitat Management - Ontario Area 867 Lakeslbore Road P.O. Box 5050 Burlington, Ontario L7R 4A6 Tel: (905) 336-4595 TMr Fax: (905) 336-62.85 ve a Iia Cpaep.. .woad tors 1D I TNT ® a ewe a rsage nee- R is 7611 mobs - der -and ton-Gooderhm cede b0 ea- Yoa ler n so w awl. re -3-6" bra W 114 ase arm r m 3K am. Wo Will mynaZZ1 r. pare osarry. r001R7oer4. le• Seem •-ro•rP ted 6 paw etas a oath as BIRRRL leo a-s,d. Pan Line p°eteea"oeaias 1nddvcsaa toy�so ol wtM rick bARaawd •$112.1 00 $no, 1-119 BOIL 019 No 0� •tawap (9DS)96 CYt to ata"Y. Yappsp B1ACatA cad r.w fm$lramn.000 7m EMSY F NKK. 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Duva Comforters. Treadmills. Bread Machines, luimman. Sewmv. Machine. Casco Keyboard i mar 1/ M. (Exit pl) ascan M R ffn. Y gal" $1. Auction features a varied selection of arbc past. dremrs. tables, wartsurd5. blanket q Doses. dmingroom set, Ire* sewing n rite tins 001011 Of ur old pictures. books. CtableS lglass s6 el b cho Itchen set, Something for one 4 all Sat. f eb. Win 2pm - Sun. Feb. 2711 Som Agendel I coNt'sui� 6 AAR7I4L JIST].%G O171' OI'TsI-4.VDLVG CHIPPENDALE BREAKFRONT CIH,%A CABINET PAIR OF FRF.VC7/ BFRGE'RE" SIDE CI/A1R.S:.11AHrx;A,S'Y" DROP -FRONT C1I1NA (A8/,vE7: OAK CURL't.7iG1A5S CH1AA (.ABINFT..SULID lfAH(-)GANI' CARV'E.'D BAR. L7CTORIAA ATI LE .SOFA. 311A1I0GAT'Y BALI. & CIAW PART.'VERS I.M. SK, CONVO/B TABLES: ELABORAIFLY" CARVED ,MIRRORS: ORE -BASED D/'.Y(.A.5 PH)FF. CARD TABLES: TEA CART. L1A'lYN PRvs.S. APPROX. 6'6- HEAVILY (.ARV'L-D AR,t10IRF .Sl'IT4BLE FOR E,VTFR7AIA'M1:'A*1' I '\IT. Cl/EVELLE MIRROIR. to l'LS VI .VI/iDALION-BACK sIDF.' CHAIR. 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April tllh 0 10:00 a.m. Vanhaven Sales Alarm 712 Davis Dr. Uxbn*,�m FBr Ad) aMr0rlB/'bea liars NOW we rartAMM ibm Gary Hill Auctions QON. of 1361= OrWb Umaur) 852-9538 -100.654-4647 Amps $sista auction at an Auction Cantor. Lear 11 nig contents of laold country, home ad W acal ataa. Faurinq ouath fumitwcant pFai Imwesbng drop front desk. oats rex dose. glass. dine hundreds of mterao0lnp colitems. Don't nthis eye mf MC- .;JN:lEEflS (7M) 324.270 M / MFN/i1NFort AND ESTATES w�Low . payment rtexl day. Sales every Tue-. and Thurs. an Sal, at 6 p.m. Al tlque furniture. a1 pfiarlces etc. Owr er and operator MILES KING AUCTIONS 33 Hall SL oaumm Established in 1960 725-5751 723-0501 No TDtE TO TALK Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your tat machine to Send us your ativertmel Please afow flute for us to confirm your ad copy and pree pnor to . I' I. One of our tustonw Service nevesentabstes WIN CA you. 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To advertise your Church Services or Special Church events please call Janice at (905)-683-0707, Ext. 2218 or Fax# 905-579-4218 (Ofaldline for Copy is Wednesdalt noon for Friday) man Stege am pleased to announce the birth of their est child, a boy, BAVW JAN= WVM Born February 20, 2000 at 12: .M. weighing 8 lbs., 9 oz at t jax Pickering Hospital. Prot andparents are Suszanne at Dave Cranston of Whitby at Harriet Wood of Oshawa and JI Wood of Oshawxl. Many thanks the fraternity staff and doctors the Ajax -Pickering Hospital. First-year Durham Lightning mix it up with Ontario's best women's hockey teams The Durham Cleamet Light- season. For a first-year team the contest until Ottawa wotred inn senior team may have we've come a long way." the game winner in extra time. nipped all its games at the On- The C'learnet lightning All the scoring for the Light- ano Women's Hockey Assol opened the provincials against ning came to the second period. ion Provincial Championships, the Mississauga Chiefs last Davis, C•oens and Sarah Reid tit the squad still made a strung Wednesday night in Brampton. tallied for Durham. Assisting statement on the ice. Durham threw a ware into the were C'hiasson with two, Di - Di- The Clcarnet Lightning - strong Mississauga club, but anne Salvatore, Heather Morden off against three of the top dropped a close 2-1 decision. and Coens, all with one. teams in the National Women's Jennifer Goulet scored the Meanwhile, the Durham Hockey League at the OWHA Ione Lightning marker, assisted Lightning earned a playoff spot provincials which wrapped up by Patty Davis. in their first season in the in Kitchener on the weekend. In the second game, played NWHL, healing out the Scar - Although his charges were at the Kitchener Memorial Gar- Mtrough Sting for the last avail - shut out of the win column, dens, the Lightning lust 9-1 to able post -season berth in the Durham Clearnet Lightning the eventual provincial champs- league's West Division. general manager Bill on Beatrice Aeras. The Lightning will play the Williamson was upbeat about Jacqueline Coen,, tallied the powerhouse Beatrice Aeras in their performance. lone goal for Durham. Eliza- the opening -round series. The "Although we lost all three beth Chias%on drew an assist. opening game goes at Beatrice games, we feel we came of age Durham finished play at the Gardens in Toronto Monday. as a team competing against the provincials with a 4-3 overtime Feb. 28 at 7:30 p.m. better teams in the NWHL:' loss to the Ottawa NCCP Game two in the series is says Williamson. "The teams Raiders at the Kitchener slated fix the Ajax Community we played against had clod- Memorial Gardens. The Clear- Centre Tuesday. Feb 29 at 7:30 bored us at the beginning of the net Lightning never trailed in p m. TORONTOYOUR • ��. 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Hosted at St. Mary Catholic Sec- ondary School, the camp will run Monday, March 13 until Friday. March 17. from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. The camp will use three gymnasiums and offer four sports daily. Each participant will receive a T- shirt. A pizza and pop lunch will end the camp on Friday. Cost is $125 per child. $220 for two kids in a family and $280 for three. St. Mary school is at 1918 Whites Rd. For more information call 420- 7166. Wrestlers put headlock on Winter Games berths Two Durham wrestlers pinned down the competition at the Ontario Cadet Open and Ontario Juvenile Wrestling Championships at Brock University in St. Catharines recently. And. by finishing in the top three in their respective weight categories. Jake LeDoux and Oliver Salmon — both members of the Team Impact wrestling club — will compete at the 2000 Ontario Winter Games in Sault Ste. Marie March 17 and 18. LeDoux placed first in the cadet division for wrestlers born in 1984 or 1965. He fought in the 57.3 -kilogram weight class. Meanwhile. Salmon finished sec- ond in the cadet division's 62 -kilo weight class. Dan Rignette was fourth in the lu- vende category for wrestlers born In 1982 or 1983. He competed in the 76 - kilo weight class. Andrew Bourne placed fourth in the 83 -kilo weight class in the luve- nib category. Brent Copnirt orae finished fifth in the luvende bracket in the 76 -kilo weight division. Ice Rockets' pockets filled with gold PICKERING — Two Pickering synchronized Skating teams were in sync at two recent cotfi%.letvhei ls. The recreational Ice Rockets and Mint Ice Rockets have been practle- mg their routines sence October and recently panscpated in two of the competitions Scheduled for tins sea - am Both teams made it to the gold fi- nals at the Niagara Synchronized Skating Conpention in St. Catharines recently. At the Cupids Capers competi- tion in Fergus, the Ice Rockets brought home the gold medal from the silver rovrid. Meanwhde. the Mint Ice Rockets advanced to the gold round where they placed fifth. The Mint Ice Rockets consist of 17 skaters ranging to age from eight to 14 year The Ice Rockets are made up of 17 skaters ages 12 to 20. Ore basket separates winners from losers )AV EDITWN, February 23, 2000 AJAX — The Reds edged Et Tu Caesar's 29-27 to Ajax Ladies Recre- ational Basketball League play Feb. 9. Both teams played well defen- sively to restrict the opponent's scor- ing opportunities. Et Tu Caesar's held a slight edge at the interval. The Reds continued to defend well in the 1 second half and took advantage of a tiring Et Tu Caesars squad to eke out the win. Kevin Morrison netted 12 points for the Reds. Anne Whitehead replied with nine for Et Tu Caesars. In another close contest between East Side Mars's and the Bank of Montreal, the bankers deposited a narrow 39-37 victory. After the game was tied at inter- mission, East Side Mars's broke into a 10 -point lead early in the second half, but the bankers closed the gap as the game wore on. The bankers used two time-outs in the last minute, which allowed diem to go in front at a critical stage and fold on for the win. Lana Letourneau led the way for the Bank of Montreal with 13 points. Lori Fleming was Mario's top scorer with 18. Players in the league live in Ajax and Pickering. SWpitch to catch new players AJAX — A slo-pitch league in town is looking for new players for the summer season. The Westney Heights Men's Slo- Pitch League needs both players and teams to join for the 2000 season. The established league, which plays each Sunday, offers uniforms, nine -inning games and doubleheaders and weekly most valuable player awards. The loop also hosts an annual all- star game and skills competition. For more information or to obtain an application call 428-6708. J Vaughan eliminates Pickering juniors from playoffs Panthers bitten by Vipers BY AL RIVE7T of its special teams play to the during his first shut of the game. Sports Editor contest. In a season which held more PICKERING — It's all over Ever the optimist. Panthers' bad than good for the rookie - for the Pickering Boyer Pontiac head coach Brian Blad concedes laden Panthers. Blad predicts ,'anthers. his charges worked hard in the those black clouds could blow The Panthers were howled contest, but the high number of away in time for next year, as he ole er by the Vaughan Vipers 6-0 in penalties taken by his team scut- expects a large number of players the fourth and ultimately final tled any chance of victory. back, game of the OHA Ontario "They got the better of the -We'll be a different team than Provincial Junior 'A' Hockey calls and they were the better we were this year. A lot of the League's South Conference team:' notes Blad. "But, our guys players should be back from this ,rienmg-round playoff series. worked hard right to the final year and they'll know what to ex - The contest was played at the buzzer. TI1e right team won, but pect from me. We'll have to add Pickering Recreation Complex I'm still proud of our guys" more grit to compete in this Friday night. The Panthers entered the piv- league and we'll need to find The heavily -favoured Vipers, otal contest with a short bench, some scorers:' explains Blad. as was expected, captured the due to an injury to Mike Cuzzoli- Blad notes fled like to return best -of -seven series in the mini- no (shoulder) and suspensions to to be the bench boss next year. mum four games over the Pan- Alex Pavlonki and Garret Winder. but a meeting next week with thers. which finished in last place Sean Uniacke was also felled by Panthers' management will deter - in the South Conference stand- back spasms suffered after a hit mine if he's in the team's plans. ings and. despite a losing 11-32- • record, still managed to Stay Warm This C.0� ach achieve apost-season berth. Cyn Penalties were the undoing of Vti photo JAS()M1' LIEBREG7]/ Nrws AdvertiserAdvertiseruse Panthers in Frid'a s contest.Qp e. % 1 tas the opportunistic Vaughan n ter .` // \4 � A Pickering Panthers player (in vs•hite jersey) at- syr struck for four powerplay tempts to ride a member of the Vaughan Vipers off goals. Remote Car f e `- C.0the puck during OHA Ontario Provincial Junior To add insult to injury, the starter 'A' Hockev League playoff action at the Pickering Vipers scored two of those mark- a� Recreation Complex Friday night. The Panthers ors during a seven -minute power- v lost 6-0. dropping the best -of -seven South Confer- play which effectively put the Car starters z - once opening -round playoff series four games to win on the shelf. Vaughan also added a short-handed marker A20-9 none. which underlined the dominance �i r/7V_ 965 J Grandy dandy at Buckeye , Classic elite gymnastics meet PICKERING — Three Pickering members M Gensini Gymnastics in Oshawa competed at the 17th annual AT&T Buckeye Classic Gymnastics Competition to Columbus. Ohio Feb. 19 to 20. More than 2.200 gymnasts from across Canada. the U.S.. Bermuda and Great Britain attended the meet. Kaitlyn Grandy. competing in the level 9 age IJ category. finished sev- enth all-around. She placed sixth on vault and seventh on balance beam and uneven bars. Tara Columbus finished 1 gth over- all in the level S (group 2) age 12 -to - 13 age group. She earned an eighth - place finish on beam. In the level K (group 2) age 11 bracket, Jenna Grandy finished 19th overall. with a ninth on floor exercis- es. 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