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Pickering delys push for end to Region
MARK HOLLAND
'Tabling it was the
only way to save it.'
Sculpture
honours,
Pickering
diversity
Arts Council
to draw on
Trillium grant
PICKERING — The
PincRidgc Arts Council has rc-
eeivcd a S75.0(X) grant from the
Ontario Trillium Foundation to
help beautify the East Shore
The money was awarded to
the council for a wood -carving
sculpture to be called Home
Place by Pickering artist Dorsey
James. The sculpture celebrates
the cultural diversity of the city
and honours families who have
settled in the atea.Once com-
pleted. Mr. James's sculpture
will be instilled in Alex Robert-
son Park later dais year.
Trillium Foundation chair -
am Joyce Devonshire will at-
tend the council's annual gener-
al meeting tonight. April 5, at 7
p.m. at the Waterfront Bistro on
Liverpool Road South to offi-
cially announce the grant.
In a submission to the foun-
dation, the council notes Hone
Place "will prove to be a striking
amu liml to Pickering. -
Crash dr
BY SUSAN OWEALStaff Writer
PICKERING — The City
of Pickering won't be pushing
— not yet, anyway — for the
Province to phase out Durham's
regional government.
After more than two hours of
debate on governance reform
Monday, one of the only things
Pickering politicians could
agree on was a request to table
a motion introduced by Ward 2
local Councillor Mark Holland
that outlined a plan to phase out
the Region and replace that
structure with larger local mu-
nicipalities that would he re-
sponsible fur operating utilities
and services with their nr�_h
hours.
"The motion clearly was not
said, noting he doesn't want
edly stated it will not imple-
going to pass." Court. Holland
that one tier to be the City of
ment any further governance re -
said following the council
Durham.
forms until the Greater Toronto
meeting. -Cabling it was the
But, while several of his col-
Services Board releases a report
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only way to save it"
leagues agreed the current
on governance at the end of the
Criminal Code with flexing po-
Coun. Holland believes
structure of regional govern-
year.
stolen from a Petro Canada gas
phasing out Durham's regional
ment needs to change, the ma-
Ward I Regional Councillor
government and encouraging
jority said it's too soon to phase
Maurice Brenner added while
East courthouse today for a bail
amalgamations among local
out the upper tier municipality.
there is "room to manoeuvre"
Courtice man, left the keys in
municipalities is the "best op-
"We have had frank discus-
in terms of the functions carried
WAYNE ARTHURS
tion" for governance reform
sions at the regional level and
out by the Region, he's against
briefly at the Oshawa court
here.
we have tried to pre-empt the
phasing out the Region because
sped away.
"Local government should
Province in looking at gover-
of the economic impact it
-If anything, given the infla-
be local. It should be close to
nance:' said Ward 2 Regional
would have on the taxpayers.
bodily harm", under new legis-
the people and it should he ac-
Councillor Doug Dickerson.
He noted local municipali-
Jim Grimley. He added the man
cessible:' he said, adding he he-
"We felt a modified two-tier
ties would not be able to finan-
The Ajar Spartans junior rrp baseball team got in some
lieves the present two-tier sys-
system would work best.
cially support the delivery of
past Saturday. loosening ap after the long winter layoff
tem n 'confusing and unneces-
"Chere is still a function at
services such as social housing,
DOUG DICKERSON
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this stage of the process that the
social assistance and public
"n t,
Region can perform," he added.
'We've had frank discussions
rate of speed west on Taunton
• sting the Province has repeat-
See CITY page A2 at the regional level.'
Pickerin a roves desi for
gF �new western branch libraryGround breaking slated to take place later this spring
PLAN
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BY STEPHEN SHAW
PICKERING — The City
EACH MONTH*
has awarded the' tender for the
"short pursuit".
orkstruction of a new library
A Courtice man who is the
and community centre in west
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Pickering despite some con -
said the incident began just be -
.ern about the cost of the facil-
Criminal Code with flexing po-
ity.
1.500 Anytwm
The Western Branch Library
stolen from a Petro Canada gas
and Community Centre, ap-
in Oshawa early Monday was
proved by council lar
fall. will 'carry a $3.49 million
ington.
prix a^. Stephen Teeple of
East courthouse today for a bail
Teeple Architects told council -
Ion Monday.
Courtice man, left the keys in
"It's a very reasonable cost
AMC -
and a very competitive cost for
WAYNE ARTHURS
a building of this type" Mr.
_ 'Teeple
said. noting the net
briefly at the Oshawa court
building cost is approximately
$2.3 million or S134.13 per
sped away.
foot.
custody on charges including
But. Ward 3 Regional Coun-
-If anything, given the infla-
cillor Rick Johnson, who later
IKW IMETAIONIRD/ News Advertiser phoso
supported a motiau to award
bodily harm", under new legis-
the tender to the low bid of
training
said axon Ltd.,
M.Jspring
raid the C�gttrc sounded "exa-
Jim Grimley. He added the man
bitantly high. This is not com-
cused of leading police on pur-
petitive at all. You're way over
The Ajar Spartans junior rrp baseball team got in some
where you should be per square
spring training at the Ajax Communi y Centre diamond this
foot. 1 certainly hope you're
past Saturday. loosening ap after the long winter layoff
not building some Cadillac"Here.
Jeff Greene fires a ball toward the plate during the
Yet. Mr. Teeple said the pro -
practice session.
jest cost is consistent with in-
iver char led for fleeingolice
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SIU probes chase crash which injures Durham teen
BY STEPHEN SHAW
view Street North during a
EACH MONTH*
Staff Writer
"short pursuit".
,u0
A Courtice man who is the
Durham Regional Police
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first person charged under the
said the incident began just be -
259
Criminal Code with flexing po-
fore 3:25 am. when the car was
1.500 Anytwm
lice after crashing a stolen car
stolen from a Petro Canada gas
That's what it costs to build a
in Oshawa early Monday was
station at 1401 Hwy. 2 in Clar-
to appear at the King Street
ington.
" Ibc Rouge library we have
East courthouse today for a bail
The owner, a 33 -year-old
hearing.
Courtice man, left the keys in
,.f its life:' noted Ward 3 local
Bradley Emmerson, 20, of
the ignition and went to pay the
WAYNE ARTHURS
Birchfield Drive, appeared
attendant, police said, when a
build a Cadillac. -we don't
briefly at the Oshawa court
thief jumped into the car and
yesterday and was remanded in
sped away.
Mark Holland said the con-
custody on charges including
-lie attempted to run after
-If anything, given the infla-
"flight from police — causing
the vehicle but slipped and fell,
create a building that's more
bodily harm", under new legis-
injuring himself," said Sergeant
cane back;' he said, noting the
lation applying to motorists ac-
Jim Grimley. He added the man
And. Ward 2 Regional
cused of leading police on pur-
had to be treated at hospital for
Ontario"
suits.
his injury.
,
The federal government re-
Police were alerted and just
17,600 -square -foot library and
eently approved the private
a few moments later the car
while"
member's bill proposed by
was spotted travelling at a high
WALTpJfPASSARFIIA/News Adverdserphoto
Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge MP
rate of speed west on Taunton
is taken into account, the cost
pan McTeague.
A statement issued by the
Road, near Townline Road.
The vehicle was briefly pur-
As police and Special Investigations Unit officials probe an
Province's Special Investiga-
sued by two police cruisers and
Oshawa crash scene, a Durham ratan remains in critical con -
tions Unit reports the stolen
was southbound on Grandview
dition in hospital following a police pursuit on Monday.
1999 Neon rolled over and
Street when it failed to negoti-
Charges have been laid under a new law — introduced by
slammed into a parked ,an on a
ground breaking will be held
Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge MP Dan McTeague — governing
residential driveway on Grand-
See CRASH page AS
motorists who flee from police.
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Coun:illor Dave Ryan. "Pick-
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cnng is becoming a destination
Mace. Pickering deserves qual-
ity facilities"
As for the project costs, he
added, "The reality is that's
what this project costs today.
That's what it costs to build a
quality product that the City
deserves and demands."
" Ibc Rouge library we have
serves a good community pur-
Pose, but it's in the late stages
,.f its life:' noted Ward 3 local
Councillor David Pickles who
WAYNE ARTHURS
said while it's not necessary to
A 'fine facility in a premier
build a Cadillac. -we don't
location.'
want a lemon either."
Ward 2 local Councillor
dustry expectations for a build-
Mark Holland said the con-
ing of that type.
struction of the new library is
-If anything, given the infla-
-an excellent opportunity to
tion rate, we're actually
create a building that's more
pleased with the number that's
than just efficient... we're not
cane back;' he said, noting the
just building a box.-
ox"cost
costis "in compliance with
And. Ward 2 Regional
other libraries we're doing in
Councillor Doug Dickerson
Ontario"
noted the arca the library will
Located in East Woodlands
serve is one of the fastest grow -
Park on Kingston Road, the
ing areas in the GTA which
17,600 -square -foot library and
"makes this project worth -
community centre, will include
while"
a 10,000 -square -foot library
Mayor Wayne Arthurs
and community centre facilities
agreed when the per capita cost
including multi-purpose rooms
is taken into account, the cost
for youth, seniors and commu-
for the library and community
nity programs, a
centre, which he describes as a
therapeutic/counselling room
"fine facility in a premier loca-
and office and a serving
tion", is not an extraordinary
kitchen and storage area.
expense to service west Picker -
The new library, which will
ing. Mayor Arthurs reports the
replace the existing Rouge Hill
ground breaking will be held
branch at Rougemount Drive
later this spring.
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In bid to phase out
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A memorial service will be held in Ajax and a resident of Pickering, Everyone's invited to attend to ED
next week for a young arca woman Ms. Lubsey was sexually assaulted learn how to prevent another tragic = y�
who was brutally raped and murdered and slain in Rio Minho, Jamaica, while loss of life.
in Jamaica recently. visiting her grandparents. For more information contact the "Sj 4274400
The Rubens Willis Counselling The service will be held at the centre a<428-6635. Cain �,
Centre for Assaulted Women and Chil- church, 300 Church St. N., Thursday,
dren and Pickering Village United April 13, starting at 6:30 p.m. Rev -
Church will hold the memorial and emend David ]ones and Pastor Joseph
Durham government
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health, which are currently
the Region's responsibility.
"Change is inevitable,
we do need change, but we
need change that is cost ef-
fective:' added Ward 3 Re-
gional Councillor Rick
Johnson. 1 have no prob-
lem with phasing out
Durham Region if it can be
proven to me it is cost effi-
cient...show me a business
case scenario and I'll sup-
port it.-
Meanwhile,
t -Meanwhile. Mayor
Wayne Arthurs said he be-
lieves the elimination of the
Region is "only a matter of
when, not if. -
In a recent letter to
Markham Mayor Don
Couscns. Mayor Arthurs
said regional governments
should "evolve themselves
out of business as govern-
ments:' But. he added. -lite
abolition of Regional gov-
ernment in Durham would
he inappropriate at this
time. A modified two-tier
structure remains relevant:'
City council also rear -
that the "amalgamation of
Pickering and Ajax is the
most sensible outcome for
both municipalities.-
But.
unicipalities-But. councillors voted to
delete a. portion of Coun.
Holland's motion that rec-
ommended municipalities
should form service partner-
ships. such as Vcridian
which provides electricity
to residents in Ajax. Picker-
ing. Uxbridge and Claring-
ton, to deliver services such
as police, water and sewer.
-I don't think I want to
make a business case out of
anything to do with polic-
ing:' said Ward 2 Regional
Councillor Doug Dicker-
son. "I don't think the cop
goes to the highest bidder."
But. Ward I local Coun-
cillor Dave Ryan said "just
because the Region is (de-
livering services) in a par-
ticular way. doesn't mean
that's the way it has to be
done'
Coun. Holland reports
he'll re -word portions of his
original motion before
bringing it back to council.
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Educators for Choice claims `kids are getting stomped'
SY MIKE RVTA
Soff Writer
In the hope of staving off more
labour disruptions this fall, a teachers'
,grate launched Sunday is seeking to
win the tight for educators to opt out of
unions.
Halton District School Board teacher
Terry Ross says Educators for Choice is
inviting teachers who do not support
union -led job actions to join the fledg-
ling group, which could form an --asso-
ciation of independents.
"Everybody's fighting evcrybody
and the bottom line is the kids arc get-
ting stomped," says the group's execu-
tive director.
Mr. Ross maintains classes should
continue in autumn regardless of the ac-
rimony between teachers and the
Province.
Ontario teachers are required by law
to become union members. Mr. Ross
says that's against their rights, since the
flip side of the freedom to associate is
the right not to participate in collective
groups. So rather than replace one union
with another, Educators for Choice
seeks to give teachers the option of not
belonging to unions.
Teachers' unions "are more con-
cerrted about their power to bargain con-
tracts;' Mr. Ross says. "We're more
concerned about doing what we're paid
to do — delivering quality education for
children"
A teacher for 30 years and a special
education instructor the past two
decades, Mr. Ross says the idea for such
a group has been in the works for some
time. But the teachers' strike two years
Artists to show
their stuff at
May Artfest
PICKERING —The City of Pick-
ering and the PineRidge Arts Council
are looking for student artists to partici-
pate in the Ardest on the Esplanade in
May.
Up to 30 student artists at the high
school and post -secondary level will be
accepted to show their work at the May
27 event.
Artfest brings together all forms of
the arts, including dance. literary. dra-
matic, musical and visual presentations
in an outdoor setting.
The event will feature an artist's
show and sale, a duikhen's arts activity
area, student artists show and sale.
youth activities and mmnrous perfor-
ttrrarrces throughout the day.
All entries must be self -supported or
free standing. And, all se -up and tape
down is the responsibility of the indi-
vidual artist. Students Wereswil in par-
Iicipatifix in the event are asked to con-
tact Tanya Price at 420.4620.
Learn to cope with
difficult people
The Ajax -Pickering Toastmasters
Club is holding an interactive work-
shop 'Finding Joy in Conflict: Deal-
ing with Difficult People'.
Hosted by professional speaker
Henk Ketelam, the workshop will be
held Wednesday, April S from 7:30 to
9:30 p.m. at the Pickering Nuclear
Generating Station information centre
at the bottom of Brock Road in Pick-
ering. Admission is free.
For more information call Mary -
Anne Pietrusiak of the Ajax -Picker -
jog Toastmasters Club at 686-1443.
ago confirmed for him the treed for a
new group for educators. And while the
association did not plan to go public at
this time, the threat of labour disruptions
this fall sparked the move.
"We know of thousands of teachers
across the province who didn't partici-
pate in the walkouts:" says Mr. Ross.
"It's time these people came out."
Educators for Choice is not political-
ly aligned, but is willing to work with
any political parry to achieve improve-
ments to Ontario's education system, he
says.
While unions ' have a very valuable
part in this society:' teachers who go
against the wishes of their unions are
very reluctant to speak out for fear of
being branded a "traitor' by their col-
leagues. As a result, the 60 to 80 teach-
ers and parents with whom he is in con-
tact have kept a low profile.
Mr. Roes says research conducted by
Educators for Choice has found there is
a lot of support among Ontario parents
and teachers for such a group, including
in Durham's eight municipalities. "I
probably have at least one e-mail con-
tact from all of those centres."
Asked how teachers' unions might
view the new association, Mr. Ross
says, "Not positive, that's for sure."
But, "It's going to be actually tough
for them to stand up and say, 'we don't
want anybody to have freedom of
choice';' he says.
Jim Smith, president of the Ontario
English Catholic Teachers' Association,
denies a rumour that Educators for
Choice is OECTA-based.
And he gives the group little chance
of catching on since the Province would
have to make unlikely changes to labour
legislation to clear the way for teachers
to opt out of unions.
1 clearly think they're a very small
group of individuals," says Mc Smith.
"I'd be surprised if you could count
them on one hand "
He says most teachers and other pro-
fessionals clearly choose to align them-
selves with unions, which both bargain
contracts on their behalf and protect
their interests.
A year ago, Mr. Smith reports, 600
OECTA representatives voted roughly
70 per cent in favour of a two-year, $160
union fee increase.
"That indicates to me a high degree
of confidence" in the union, he says.
Ministry of Education spokesman
Rob Savage says the Province does not
intend to examine what Educators for
Choice is proposing.
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this."
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demand Tories `tear
down barriers'
'We need Ontario Disabilities
Act to enforce rights', advocate
tells forum
BY KAREN SNIDER
Special to the News Advertiser.
Four years ago, Don Carr
was in a car accident that
left him disabled and con-
fined to a wheelchair. Since
then, the Ajax resident has
made it his mission to im-
prove wheelchair -accessible
locations in Durham Re-
gion.
Most recently, Mr. Carr,
38, spoke at a community
forum 'Breaking the Bam-
ers', designed to draw atten-
tion to the unnecessary
struggles people with dis-
abilities face on a daily
basis. The Durham Region
Ontarians with Disabilities
Act (ODA) Committee,
which hosted the event,
hopes it will generate sup-
port for the act which has
not yet been approved by the
provincial government.
The ODA would elimi-
nate barriers faced by 1.5
million disabled people in
Ontario by, for example,
cutting high curbs and pro-
viding Braille or sign lan-
guage interpreters. It not
only intends to lift existing
obstacles, but it calls for all
new buildings to be made
brmer-free.
We need the Ontario
Disabilities Act to educate,
standardize, and enforce, if
necessary, the rights of dis-
abled persons in Ontario:'
says Mr. Carr. "An ODA
will tear down the bwrias to
access for the disabled with-
in Ontario.-
But.
ntario"But. Mr. Carr isn't conn -
teat to just sit back and wait
for the Province to pass the
ODA. He's taken matters
into his own herds.
"I am very active in writ-
ing letters requesting wheel-
chair access for persons
with mobility impairment
here in Durham Region' he
told about 150 people at the
forum at the Ajax Commu-
nity Centre.
In fact, he has sent about
60 letters to Durham busi-
nesses, requesting they
make their facilities more
accessible to people con-
fined to wheelchairs.
The list of places Mr.
Carr has written to includes
other restaurants, banks and
grocery stores which he says
have failed to make their
properties wheelchair -ac-
cessible.
His letters ask for the
things that able-bodied peo-
ple take for granted, such as
a place to park, or a way to
open the door to get inside.
For the most part, Mr. Cart
reports, he is successful in
getting co-operation from
local businesses, but there
have been some which have
refused his requests.
Mr. Carr's story is only
one example of the obsta-
cles the disabled face in
Durham Region. Other bar-
riers include the few sign
language courses available,
and the fact there are no
classes for deaf children be-
tween three and five in the
area. Schools and buildings
continue to be constructed
with barriers that could be
rectified at a small cost.
If passed, the ODA
would directly address these
problems across Ontario.
The act was first pro-
posed to Premia Mike Har-
ris during his election cam-
paign in 1995 when he
promised to make it kgisla-
tion if the Progressive Con-
servatives took power.
"The Tories always talk
about how they kept all of
their election promises,"
says Lyn Artmont, volunteer
member of the Durham Re-
gion ODA Committee.
"Well, this is one they didn't
keep"
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Save wildlife habit, Pickering urged
Woodchip deliveries raise awareness of Rouge River, organizers say
BYSUSANO'NEILL•
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Co.
a good teal of support" Court.
Staff Writer
s •" ? ` ' war ..
Pickles says. He believes his mo-
PICKERING — Pickering is
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tion "goes quite a ways" toward
at risk of losing the "most impor-
; "
addressing concerns raised by the
tant natural feature in this area'
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Rouge Park Alliance and local en -
unless local politicians make a
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vironmental groups.
strong commitment toward the
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But, while Mr. Casselman ad -
protection of an environmentally-
mits, '"(itis motion is a move in
sensitive wildlife habitat in the
a }„
the right direction;' he'd like the
city's west end.
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City to take a stronger position to
That's the message members
o
"ensure the greatest amount of
of the Rouge River Restoration
u
protection for the Rouge-Duffin's
Committee (RRRC) and Save the
Wildlife Corridor."
council's meeting Feb. 28,
Rouge Valley System (SRVS) areAt
spreading this week as they step
- +
the RRRC had recommended the
up a campaign to save the Rouge-
,'
City request that all provincially-
Duffin's Wildlife Corridor beforeowned
lands remain in public
City council considers the Rouge"
ownership; that provincially -
Park Neighbourhood Study Mon-
owned lands deemed to be devel-
day.
I '
opable be used for possible land
A decision on that study,
swaps; and that the Beare Estate
which sets theParam eters for de-
property, which is adjacent to the
velopment in a 160 -hectare area
provincially -significant Amos
near Altona Road and Finch Av-
-
Ponds, be acquired for wnserva
erase, was deferred Feb. 28 at an
„y
tion purposes.
But, Ward 3 Regional Council -
executive committee meeting
which attracted more than 100
j•
'f
for Doug Dickerson explains, "If
area residents. They urged council
you put too much into a motion,
to protect the wildlife corridor by
unfortunately you can cloud your
ensuring provincially -owned
central issue... We've got to set up
lands in the area remain in the
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the necessary first steps"
public domain and are not sold to
.+ —•
Coun. Dickerson notes approx-
developers.
imately 30 acres of land owned by
"If we don't do something
the ORC have been designated for
now, the Ontario Realty Corpora-
�' :.
development in the City's Official
tion (ORC) and the developers
Plan.
will get their way and we'll lose
And, although he'd like to see
the wildlife corridor," says Dan
those lands donated to the RPA.
Casselman, project coordinator
Coun. Dickerson says, "When
of the Pickering -based RRRC.
"I don't know if everybody in
CARL FERENCT/ News Advernser photo
somebody already owns some -
thing you can't just demand it.
Pickering understands what's at
risk. The city is at risk of losing
fan Glynwilliams, president of the Rouge River Restoration
yhave to get them to the
you
table •,•We don't have the legal
probably the most important nee-
Committee, is busy distributing 20,000 bags of woodchips to
right to demand anything, but we
ural feature in this arca:' he says.
Pickering residents encouraging them to get involved in preser-
have the moral right...Wc warn to
Mr. Casselman notes the corridor
vation of the Rouge area.
approach the Province in the spir-
is the only natural link between
it of co-operativeness.'
the Rouge Parc. DufTm's Crock
lose politicians to request that the could enhance wildlife habitat and
Meanwhile. members of the
and the Oak Ridges Moraine.
ORC "participate in discussions corridor functions"
RRRC and SRVS arc delivering
"[his is it. l don't think people un-
with the City of Pickering. the In a recent kw to residents.
20.000 hags of ward chips to
dusted drat"
Rouge Park Alliance (RPA), the Coun. Pickles says discussions to
Pickering residents this week in
But. Ward 3 local Councillor
Toronto and Region Conservation enhance the wildlife corridor will
an attempt to raise awareness of
David Pickles says a motion he'll
Authority (TRCA) and other in- include "investigating the oppor-
Monday's council meeting and
present to colleagues Malay will
terested lando wnen in the Rouge tunity to convey ownership of
the importance of the wildlife cor-
create an opportunity to enhance
Park neighbour—hood i(mards r"'' ORC land. to the TRCA for con-
ridor
that wildlife habitat.
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Coun. Pickles will call on fel-
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ate a curve in the roadway and rolled,
crashing into a van parked at 933
Grandview St. N.
"The officers had to rescue the
two male occupants who were
trapped in the car," Sgt. Grimley
said.
The passenger, a 17 -year-old Os-
hawa youth who is also considered a
suspect, suffered serious heal in-
juries and was rushed by ambulance
to Lakeridge Health Oshawa before
being transferred to Sunnybrook
Health Sciences Centre in Toronto.
The teenager underwent surgery
to relieve pressure on the brain and
was listed in critical condition.
The driver of the van, meanwhile,
was arrested by police after being
treated at hospital for minor injuries.
The pursuit lasted roughly three
minutes.
The SIU, which probes police in-
cidents resulting in civilian injury or
death, dispatched seven investigators
to the crash scene including accident
reconstructionists.
The SIU has designated one
Durham police constable a "subject
officer." and three others as witness-
es.
Mr. Emmerson has also been
charged with impaired driving and
criminal negligence causing bodily
harm, having an alcohol level ex-
ceeding .08 rags, theft over $5.000
and possession of stolen property
over $5,000.
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MPPs want feds to butt out of
Durham Region politicians are blaming the
federal government for holding up construction
of the planned Hwy. 407 extension into their
area.
The four Conservative MPPs for Durham is-
sued a joint statement Friday saying the envi-
ronmental impact of the route from Hwy. 48 in
York Region to Brock Road in Pickering has al-
ready been studied and no further review is nec-
essary.
Environmental groups have asked the De-
partment of Fisheries and Oceans to order a full
environmental assessment, claiming the plan
would harm the rivers and streams that cross
the route. The decision on an assessment is ex-
pected any time from Fisheries Minister Herb
Dhaliwal.
Environmentalists say exhaust fumes may
also harts the area along the road.
But Durham politicians, including regional
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f Hwy. 407 plans
chairman Roger Anderson. say they are losing
And Durham MPP John O"Toole said the
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patience and want a shovel in the ground now.
highway route already has been the subject of
d CASMh
"We need the highway desperately," Mr. An-
"extensive" study with public consultation
our Peel
derson said.
under stipulations of the provincial Environ -'M
payday
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mental Assessment Act.
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Attorney -General Jim Flaherty (Whitby-
—
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Ajax) said the toll highway has eased conges-
tion west of Durham, and registers up to
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...
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Education Minister Janet Ecker (Pickering-
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Ajax -Uxbridge) said the present holdup is a
y
stall tactic.
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"Once again the federal government is
showing its lack of commitment to transporta-
tion infrastructure in the province:" she said.
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EDITORIAL
BreathingSpace
for non-smokers
Health department leading war
against preventable deaths
It's the leading cause of premature death and disability in
Ontario.
But. it's entirely preventable. Its cure isn't a mystery to
medical researchers. In fact, the cure is known by every indi-
vidual who has an iota of common sense. However. some of
those same and mostly sane people choose to defy logic and
ignore the fact.
That fact is: Smoking kills. Otherwise intelligent people
who inhale is:
into their lungs are reminded of that fact
every time they pull out a cancer stick from some cigarette
packages which carry that blunt two -word warning.
Yet. they continue to commit what amounts to legalized
suicide, slow and painful at that. What's worse is that smok-
ers who practise their bad habit around others could wind up
: killing innocent people.
And non-smoking taxpayers help cover the medical costs
of thousands of Canadians as their final days ebb away in hos-
pitals across the country every year.
Durham Region's health department knows your money
could be better spent — in a proactive manner to teach people
of the dangers of smoking, rather than in a reactive way to
treat individuals gasping for breath as a result of self-inflicted
diseases such as emphysema and lung cancer.
The local health depara rent is playing a lead role in creat-
ing a campaign to promote smoke-free living in Durham and
the rest of the Greater Toronto Area. it's one of six health de-
partments in the GTA which will share more than 5815,0(X) in
provincial funding to dcveloe a public awareness drive
dubbed 'Breathing Space, Community Partners for Smoke -
Free Homes'.
Durham health officials will use experience gained from a
'Smoke -Free Hrow* campaign in 1997 to enhance their exist-
ing effort.% to reduce tobacco use and exposure to second-hand
smoke.
They are especially troubled by the fact a survey corAict-
ed by the health department in 1999 revealed 22 per cent of
youngster in Durham live in homes where someone smokes
: on a regular basis. So the lives of more than one in five chil-
dren hese are being endangered by an older person who
should know better, probably a parent who loves their kids.
Thank goodness for the health department's goal to give
wee ones and other non-smoker a little Brea t rig Space.
Bring on Hwy. 407
Delay won't serve area residents
The introduction of a six- or eight- ea evert 104wic super-
highway to a region will have a dramatic environmental im-
: pecL Of that there can be no doubt. Despite that, the push for
an eaviroamcrttal assessment on the route Hwy. 407 would
' travel through Durham Region would be a waste of taxpsy-
ers' time and money. And it would cost Durham jobs.
As the current gas price crisis clearly droves, dos country
runs on its wheels - on 18 wheels that is. The need for a new
highway in Durham is crucial if we're to draw businesses
which rely on trucks to transport goods to other points in On-
tario, the rest of Canada and to places far beyond our borders.
The 401 corridor. as it stands now, works well from the
Clfrert 407 starting point in Markham and points west. From
dtere, transports have many choices to keep freight moving.
But east of that line. the choices narrow to 401 and its collec-
tors wed from Ajax on the 401 goes to eight lanes to six lames.
and eventually just east of Clarimgion to just four lames. That's
it And it isn't nearly enough.
Traffic snarls hurt just -in -time deliveries, increase costs,
: waste fuel, Muse pollution and generate more accidents and
highway death. An extended 407, reaching all the way to
Hwy. 35/115 in Newcastle, would vastly improve current traf-
fic flow and make the prospect of locating a business in
Durham, especially north of Taunton Road, very attractive.
Na only that, but a 407 extension would alleviate the auto-
mobile boom we'll face hese when the population of Durham
doubles to 1,000,000 within 20 year.
All four Durham MPPs, the Durham chairman and the Os-
hawa mayor are adamantly behind the 407 extension. They
realize dee value such a road would add to our Region and
law desperately it's ricxded.
Studies have already been dome on the 407 extension pro-
posal. Those who would build the road have assured as little
environmental degradation as possible would occur. But, la's
be realistic too. Things would change, but there's always a
price to pay for progress.
We must pay that price or be left behind. Let's build the
407 extension now and make Durham all it can be.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
a
Parents do
that the law provides a choice
began chest compressions on my
with respect to this controversial
husband. The fire department ar-
have
medical procedure.
rived within about five minutes,
indeed a
t
the ambulance very soon after.
choice in school
Dr. Robert Sasse,
Pickering
Although I had kept up the com-
pressions until help arrived and
;.
the emergency personnel tried
children's
Emergency
everythingu could
oe save m'
load, a
do it Tee foul dryscoin-
idn't
vaccination
ked on him, a
As they stayed
forter. It's light, no sharp edges.
crews show
young fireman with me.
To the editor:
Your recent article regarding
kindness and
assuring me that I had done
everything possible to help, that
school vaccination neglected to
ware
my husband was now receiving
provide important information
compassion in
oxygen. cardiac medication, and
for those parents who choose not
continued CPR.
to vaccinate their children.
tragic timeWithout
being negative, he
Many of these parenIs have
r
managed to keep me calm and
grave concerns about the danger-
It's midnight. My husband's out
comforted although it was appar-
ous side effects of vaccination
To the editor:
ent that the outlook was not to be
which range from high fevers to
Too often, the only publicity
a happy one.
mental retardation and even
our ambulance personnel, police,
This young man stayed with
death.
and firefighters receive seems to
me while I waited for my friend
Other have fears about the
focus on the spectacular.
to take me to hospital and his
long-term effects of repeated in-
In the case of ambulance
companion outside borrowed a
joctions with mercury, aluminum
crews, we seem to hear about
shovel from the neighbours and
and formaldehyde (all ingredi-
bow slow they we to respond to
cleared my walk and driveway
ents found in vaccines).
a call or how rightfully frustrat-
of snow.
The Immunization of School
ed they are with the current state
I will never forget the kind -
Pupils Aa allows for exemptions
of hospital emergency depart-
ness and compassion shown by
to immunization for conscience
ments.
those firefighters and para -
or religious beliefs.
We see photos and read sto-
medics.
A parent need only sign a
ries of police involvement in
In my haste and confusion. I
form stating the immunization
high-profile crimes, car chases
neglected to ask for their names
requirement conflicts with their
and union disputes.
so I am unable to address them
sincerely -held convictions, have
In the case of firefighter, we
personally.
their signature notarized and the
usually get to see dramatic res-
I'm sure the records will
child will not be suspended from
cues of people, property and an-
show who responded to my call
school as the article suggested.
imals.
sometime around I I a.m. that
Should an outbreak of the dis-
Rarely do we ever hear about
morning.
ease occur in your child's
everyday acts of kindness and
I want to convey my heartfelt
school, the child may be asked
compassion.
thanks to them and especially to
net to attend.
On Sunday, March 12, my
the gentleman who kept my
The article uses fear and coer-
husband Frank collapsed in our
mind off the inevitable for just a
cion to try to make parents coin-
kitchen after attempting to clear
little while.
ply,
the snow from the back dock. I
Parents have a right to know
called 911 immediately and
Gwen Williston;
When good deeds go bad!
Nightmare week courtesy of Stunt Cat
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daasratarnldtrltaan nnat kk*ids your W arena and coil mum-
Mle in the Three people its the Itottu, but a
having done Itis good deed for the
day. I have some sews for him. No
washload which would make theTey
good deed goes unpunished. In fu
t
YOU SAID IT
Oshawa Generals training stagtae
Tomkinson
my husband puts his own car
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weep? I don't get it. I stip have to
away!
load, a
do it Tee foul dryscoin-
The question was:
forter. It's light, no sharp edges.
Ophdon Shaper
1um_imT
beds
switch on Thunderous banging"�
ware
What do you think of the Province's plan to
from Whirlpool's finest. Nuts!
"What?"
hold parents financially responsible for their
Hearing that sucking noise repair-
"1'm Wig!"
children's property crimes?
trent always nuke when you show
are in it?'
It's midnight. My husband's out
them a problem I cautiously open
"Yes."
of bed• flailing his arms, paddling
the dryer door. Nonchalant, ole-
"You don't have spares?'
for his life. The waterbed is a foun-
gant, throwing the evil eye in my
They're is a pas pocket
"Yes ll
fain. Seventy pinholes in We bled
direction, out steps Stunt Cat. I we-
in Manhattan!"
der. What makes multiple holes in
lease him. My good deed for the
Silence.
a waterbed, disappearing without
.�. (
wet .our
day.
"Will this take long? I have a
trace? Let's see. Four paws, five
'Gk.:
"nteaay:
meeting in 15 minutes."
"We'll in 10."
claws to a paw that would be...
Stunt Cat!
be there
Found a bargain bottle of dish-
I'm panicked, my friend's keys
No doubt crept into the bed -
washer liquid saving money. Sure-
in my hand, borrowed because all
room while I was ironing shirts.
Joan Ludow LAM Powers Tracy I%*
ly a good deed. Liberally pouring
Ford locks are the same, right?
Another good deed gone bad!
says, "like blame says, "It's about says, "I think it's
liquid into the machine, I add dish-
Wrong! My good deed for the day
We're back in bed by 3 a.m.
should be 50-50. time parents are a good thing. Par-
es, press buttons. through the mar-
is locked up tight, pumping out
Kids should know held accountable ents drop their
vel of modern technology I get....
carbon monoxide. His car hates
Friday:
bttter and their for their kids. kids off, the kids
bubbles? This can't be right. Dish-
tete.
I'm singing the words to that
patents should With the amount are alone and
washing liquid, not automatic
In five seconds recovery guy is
ad, 'Get all you want out of life
know what of vandalism hap- then they get in
dishwashing liquid. What's the dif-
in the thief -proof Ford with a
with Depends!' I'm just surprised
they're doing. pening, there trouble"
ference? Clean dislee< or the
chunk of bent wire. Shoulda
I'm only singing the song, not
Kids are aline a should be a law.-
world's biggest bubble blower.
bought G.M. Good job recovery
wearing the product!
-
lot because of
parents working.
How would Homer put it? Doh!
guy is a good guy.
He beams as I punch the air,
E4Mall yaw comments on"opin-
As a result, kids
Wednesday:
startling the cat by yelling, 'Yes!',
ion to shoudanldudiamntal. W
dud& yaw Ailf notes and eomrrr*
_
go out a lot."
"lite car is running, your keys
as the door pops open. He leaves,
err drrddMtoa.
PICKERING
NEWS
ADVERTISER
A Metroland Community
Newspaper
Tim Whittaker
Publisher
Joanne Burghardt
Editor -in -Chief
Steve Houston
Managing Editor
Bruce Danford
Director of
Advertising
Dannn Fletcher
Retail Advertising
Manager
Eddie Koledziejcak
Classified Advertising
Manager
John Willems
Real Estate.'Automotive
Advertising Manager
Abe Fakhourie
Distribution Manager
Lillian Hook
Office Manager
Barb Harrison
Composing Manager
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Assoc.. Canadian Circulations
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volume of letters, not all will
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:I
WEDNESDAY, APRIL S
SINGLE PARENT SUP.
PORT: The Ajax -Pickering
chapter of the One Parent Fami-
ly Association invites you to our
weekly mating held at 8p.m.
every Wendesday at the Annan-
dale Golf and Curling Club, cor-
ner of Church and Bayly Sts.
Ajax, for both custodial and non-
custodial parents whether your
children are 2 or 42, all are wel-
conic. 837-9670.
TOASTMASTERS: The Ajax -
Pickering Toastmasters Club
meets each Wednesday. Meet
and greet at 7:15 p.m., meeting
from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Learn
public speaking, leadership and
communication skills. 683-4439
(John), 619-0647 (Peter).
THURSDAY, APRIL 6
APPRENTICESHIPS: The
Durham Region Local Training
Board and Durham College pre-
sent a Women & Apprenticeship
Town Hall at the College's Skills
Training Centre in Whitby.
Women can learn more about ap-
prenticeship training and career
opportunities in the skilled
trades. A tour is available at 6:30
p.m. with the Town Hall to start
Agencies,
helpers
meet their
match
The Volunteer
Resource Centre
for Durham Re-
gion is looking to
match organiza-
tions with volun-
teers who can
lend a hard.
Volunteers get
to help the com-
munity. meet new
people and en-
hance your re-
sume. Listing
your skills, loca-
tion and availabil-
ity with the re-
source Centre
makes it easier to
find an organiza-
tion which best
suits you.
Meanwhile,
ton -profit agen-
cies and Sports
groups needing
helpers can sub-
mit to the re-
source centre a
description of the
positions avail-
able, skills re-
quired and local -
60111L
For more ill-
formatlon, phone
440 4509 or fax
at 4361780.
Talk
focuses on
women
and heart
disease
Women and
heart disease is
the topic when a
local group
meets in Durham
tomorrow night.
The Durham
Dental Hygien-
ists Society
mats Thursday,
April from 6:30
to the Rega30 l Room
of the Whitby
Colrtiouse The-
atre, 416 Centre
St+. Whrr
from the Heart
gad Stoke Foun-
dation will talk
On Women and
Heart Disease.
phone 905-987-
1617 (Helen).
BILLBOARD
APRIL 5.2000
at 7 p.m. (728-2999).
TENNIS: The Dunmoore Ten-
nis Club will be holding registra-
tion in the foyer of the Pickering
Recreation Complex. 1867 Val-
ley Farm Rd., from 7 to 9 p.m.
509-2167 (Ann Taylor).
DENTAL HYGIENISTS: The
Durham Dental Hygienists Soci-
ety meets from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.
in the Regal Room of the Whitby
Courthouse Theatre, 416 Centre
St. S., Whitby. A speaker from
the Heart and Stroke Foundation
will talk on Women and Heart
Disease. 905-987-1617 (Helen).
NATURALISTS MEETING:
The Pickering Naturalists will be
meeting from 8:00 p.m. to 10
p.m. to watch a slide show about
the upcoming spring season in
Durham Region. The meeting is
at the St. Elizabeth Seton School
library at 480 Strouds Lane, off
Rosebank Rd. N..Pickering.
905-666-3897 (Doug) or 416-
287-1374 (Lys).
FRmAY, APREL 7
BREASTFEEDING: Parents
interested in working with other
parents to make it easier to dis-
creetly breastfeed their babies
when out in the community are
invited to drop in at a Breast-
feeding Families of Durham
meeting at 10 a.m. at the
Durham Region's Health De-
partment office in Ajax at 126
Commercial Ave. 427-9547 or
723-8521, ext. 2157.
BALLYCLIFFE: A pub night
is being held from 7 to 9 p.m. at
Ballycliffe Lodge, 70 Station St.,
Ajax. Entertainment by Celtic
Storm. Free admission, everyone
welcome. Phone 683-7321 for
information.
ADDICTION: The Serenity
Group — 12 Step Recovery
Meeting is at 8 p.m. at Bayfair
Baptist Church, 817 Kingston
Rd., Pickering. The group meets
every Friday and deals with all .
types of addictions, including
co-dependency.
A child-care program is avail-
able as required. Everyone wel-
come. 428-9431 (Jim) in the
evenings.
ut W* AUVZM INtK WtCL*MblMC ttlM I K^ A" 6. V ID M%M A7 P
Durham group discusses overdue pregnancies
Is your little bundle of joy come into the world? Monday. April 17, at 7:30 p.m.,
overdue:) The Birthing Circle invites all at the Knights of Columbus Hall,
A normal pregnancy lasts 40 expectant and new parents to 108 Bloor St. W., Oshawa.
weeks, but what if your hahy has rake pan in a discussion group Phone 905-576-1833 or e -
taken — or is taking — lunger ur atx)ut going past your due date mail bcircleCdhome.com.
1 — >I f ll U=IL441
• RECEIVE FREE:
i- A standard 40 gallon hot water
tank supplied and installed in
the same location.
OR
A high -efficiency electronic air
_ - • cleaner 1400 cfm model
supplied and installed to your
new or existing furnace.
OR
A whole -house flow through
humidifier AND programmable
thermostat.
BR DLEIMOOD ( 416 ) 752-9444
Currier _ �`'iria«t"
�--�' HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING
,an lea o, -m ae,ais
PICKERING
°+ `420-2222 * 683-2760*
24 hr. Direct Access 420-4660
Web Site: www.city.pickering.on.ca
FRIDAY, APRIL. 21, 2000 TO
b1ONDAY, APRIL 24, 2000
Fi C"X comrLn terry WALL) _ rf
Friday. April 2l
C'LOSEU
Nand". April 24
CLOSED
•r'.•.:,torrttlDuncaa�entD "�
T-sla.April 6
chi. G. -I Menmga,730pm
' . •CirmaCr
l RIMC ;" -�
Friday, April 21
NO PICK UP'
• r„ be colR7ed on
Saturday. Alin1 :2
%Mndq, April 24
;1!ICOW
NO PKK UP ON MONDAYS
Q TOAMM . .
Fridy, April 21
NO SLRN'ICE
Started". April 22
Results Saturday Saver
Monday. April 24
Regular weekday Service .in
Einow.
LIhlljfjLEverai Dial•►Sir
anaooadsmaa amps
Sm,cc
'
m,l�l7.lt)Rt.ICL�RQe
Frlday, April 21
CLOSLD
Saturday. April 22
Resular Hu-
Sundy. April 2.1
CLOSED
Niadii April 24
CLOSED
"PKMRMMUIR=VRLr1BR
,®
Cl OSI.D
FOR THE SLAW%
I'ma9
infroamesmIt%Is
F ridgy. April 21
CLOSED
Saurday. Apra 22
70o - - 400 pm
Sandy. April 23
CLOSED
Mandy. April 24
900 sm - SCO pm
Ei• " -, NOMATIONComm=POOL
�
Friday April 21
Ct OSFD
satrdey.April 22
with a detailed reams by April
I Wpm -400 pm
,A) pm - 9 00 Pro
Sully. Apra 23
CLOSED
Slartdy, April 24
Adult .Ta'am
• 900 - - 1.00 pars
Arte. %,,-
w,100pm•400 Pm
1 00 pro - 4 00
Friday. April 21
CLOSED
Soawd.y. April 22
programs will uparat as wad
SwMey. Apo 23
CLOSED
Nondy. April 24
CLOSED
e]aatgency Serv,ces w,ll not be affected
by the Hohday SchduI.
Cin of Pickering Public works
Emergent' Telephone Number is (905) 683-4319
t
The City of Pickering will begin actively
enforcing Its Hawkers mad Peddlers ay -law
4437194, effective April 1, 2M.
This By-law requires any person operatimg a
Hawker or Peddler business within tAe City of
Pickering to obtain a license permitting this
activity
The fee for a license under this by -taw is
$200 00 per year per location. plan S50 00 for
each day of operation per location, to a
maximum of $2.000.00. Alt hoeases will to
on December 31 of the yew of true.
An application most be submitted to the
Municipal Law Enforcement Department
indicating the same of the business, the
merchandise to be sold, the locatioats) to be
used. and the specific data of operation. when
a locadmis to be used Y gat the Pit eperty of the
applicant. a letter frust the property ewoer
most be submitted wkh this applleatkon,
amhmAtimg the use of their pea" ty for this
wrPw-
The City of Pickering Pleasing and
Developsment Department mast confirm the
zomat far the property per -in the les-- of
a Newker A Feddler License for the product
spsre!/kd on the apiphcoaroa submwoA ZoMwg
sou be apps- - for Ahs larva re to be iuuoL
Any person who coauavenn gay provision of
the Hawker & Peddlers Sy -law is pesky of an
offence mad upon conviction is liable to a nae or
penalty for each offence as prescribed by the
Provincial Offences Act R 5. O. 1990
if you would like more ink ion coacennag
the Hawker A Peddler I.Keese pleue contact
Kim Thompson al 905-420-6611, est. 2187 or
kthonVwafcity puckering on ca.
CURBSIDE GARBAGE
COLLEC1ON
The City's rc wine Management 8, ^ o54.:A
moa plata a r aurum on the amber x PtMge be
:olkcied each wet from every wale famly daidlnq to fa
4) Pleas time, however. dm tis Rich ts furniture
epplran)e will. NOT BE meludbd r Iku baa. For mudena
Ile mural tri, north of the Paid Comaatice Wad. all 4
itenr, other dna poiteea. well mobaat to he colbetd ca
reek with retain pe1bW. As awl• aDdiamm such
rcfnpttatm Lova. washers. dryers me only alleged in 1
ural w as
the fist Friday of every amA
An approved iapuck for tartate collection stn alder be
hasrdwy plastic by or a itmable cut din twoh s tsatat
M1WIp and is not tIPOS dim elpaey (a)) centimeba III her
by fifty 1501 ceabtaetla in width at diamax In a0 rank
wppM of cath mcptswir shall ria tacaed menlwhme (2
kileprmwith comm Ali lope conecbk p
bitbepe mug
coaYRd witha in pprOKd Ncepticle,
It should also be rptd tllr with da pa" of the row b) -h
the sauce leptahm of tayclaible aero gad yard wee
MOM16 i now corpulaay. "found cosoim
caller of dace solid wage m urah, wilt be mW sol k
lichad for
compliama by the lepective homeoaar.
Plans lic�atys bykesupCpa tof he ' haft � theNNW
� nada by 4
Itedwe. Rom and Wrydtl
@r fAdr yi .was r p - V M Clot
a.t mtmisreeArwarm ata ares ajif r r.
rade manrraaasr VE pitwr Consistair
ahteitid lnaaseF L gaahasrim Dhiiaa.r •_
4
The Clay Pot's
First Annual Spring
Pottery Show and Sale
Su mby April 9, 2000
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 pima
Proceeds to be donated to
Denise House Shelter for abused
women and the Humane Society of
Durham Region
Please cau 837-0181
for more details
OF PIC,
Drop Off
Rat ,Wa*—
tilickering Cow Lempka.
Carry Tower,
be.aen the Clvk Complex a
Cern) La wary. west Side.
1 The Esplasada
12646:1
Pickering Itc raat,uw Curapiex
Front Counter
186' Salley Farm Rood
6a3.6m.,
X 40
All pmyl-fit mothoths we
now aCOopled on one
r @Iil It, form.
A r
1jau alai
y,
: Hew kiflmng
" rNf3 welcorne to the 2000 Edition of our Summer Camp Program' Trus summer the City
�`— „t Pickering will offer a wade variety of Summer Camp programs Our staff are
aaa ana•a.saaa E,penenccill, Creative and full of Enthusiasm so come on out and join in the FUN'
oniaoa
MW iwffici\ Mi. Placa others the r1^r• S ��
VPom,mp to 1- 0. wall. play
and kam m a cooperanve`
si
em uaamm supe rli d by
experienced and qualified staff
Sparta oris Camp will pros , carty+er, an Vrot
m4r
- \ 1n and enjoy a numr .+
bef ,arruuv spats Th
t-
Am Camp will offer an exciting Camp will [ecus an FU\. skull de,cl.,prnen and
approach to Ms, pled with a tpatarnanahip ,a a team plat. en. inmrnent
y an La � . Cme,n,ny,left \
lot
Extended care .
• from 7 00 am 'y
a 6.00 pm Advenl= Camp wee motion out r survival
skulls as well as athletic adventures All activities
tsr designed to fn the meads of camper.
2000 SUMMERY
taAmae 1: Wu* Laaianiip/gMaliuship
(For YtMgh 13-14 Yaw d /les)
Phase 2: Assistant Co ww4Rot
(Fps Youth 14-15 Yo@m Of Age)
Itchades:
or Racquetball
• M C►mmgeawoma (w�)
• Pleasure Stirtmsthy
• Haih Club Facilities
BROUGHT TO YOU AND A MEND: ' gra °ior'� moble) R'�"e`b''t a"'"'b
2 FOR 1 TERM: APRIL 1 - SEFE 30100
SQUASH OR RACQUETBALLS lllp FRIEIIo
Purrc um ktllreee April 1 - April 30,200 SPUr M COST OF OW
CONV= OUR FRIENDLY STAFF AT 031-1711 FOR RATES AND SPECIAL AOILi I
DETAILS AND NMRS. WE WELCOME NON-RESIDENISI!
eat Uvlq at an nmptioaal Central Yiekering Location
OPEN NOWI Comfortable Independent Living
with care to meet your needs
141 It - j, __77 -1
1645 PICKERING PARKWAYPa.
-
Mon. -Fri. 10-7 P.M. rkwa
(905) 426-6603
THE CITY OF
PICKERING REQUIRES
FIREFIGHTERS
For area blooded by Find
Aveaae to the So.ti;
Morkiaer-Pickwing Towalm
M We Wet; UsbrWp-
I am Ego wlita
o th yM
North
patghg, OrAlute
Read illn (I.akerMtde Road) to
LtY gK7
fie F:aN.
Minimum Qualifications:
An Equal0vliomfrw
Einow.
I. Picketing Resident
anaooadsmaa amps
(widiin the above
4aenayomiFr.adoeaa
boundaries)
Nalarlbn d PrAdey
2. Legally eligible to
Aet ell kmotnmllan
Work in CYlade:
igatlt.iw in calmed
3. Minimum Grade 12
* WAN ASO
a on a egwvalent'
"G
teen, e.AL 4a, end wee
4. valid Class Gntario
be used leo eaten a
Driver's lienee:
awww mw
S. 18 yrs. of ase.
vw a at a
Individuals aft apW re
icallo11 ferns Can be
twwwar,only v -s
obtained from Ow Human
Resources Department. One
women
Tile Etplhn.� l ad
most be Completed and redlined
with a detailed reams by April
25, 2000 to:
Employment Services
Coordinator
Fax: (905) 420-4638.
t
The City of Pickering will begin actively
enforcing Its Hawkers mad Peddlers ay -law
4437194, effective April 1, 2M.
This By-law requires any person operatimg a
Hawker or Peddler business within tAe City of
Pickering to obtain a license permitting this
activity
The fee for a license under this by -taw is
$200 00 per year per location. plan S50 00 for
each day of operation per location, to a
maximum of $2.000.00. Alt hoeases will to
on December 31 of the yew of true.
An application most be submitted to the
Municipal Law Enforcement Department
indicating the same of the business, the
merchandise to be sold, the locatioats) to be
used. and the specific data of operation. when
a locadmis to be used Y gat the Pit eperty of the
applicant. a letter frust the property ewoer
most be submitted wkh this applleatkon,
amhmAtimg the use of their pea" ty for this
wrPw-
The City of Pickering Pleasing and
Developsment Department mast confirm the
zomat far the property per -in the les-- of
a Newker A Feddler License for the product
spsre!/kd on the apiphcoaroa submwoA ZoMwg
sou be apps- - for Ahs larva re to be iuuoL
Any person who coauavenn gay provision of
the Hawker & Peddlers Sy -law is pesky of an
offence mad upon conviction is liable to a nae or
penalty for each offence as prescribed by the
Provincial Offences Act R 5. O. 1990
if you would like more ink ion coacennag
the Hawker A Peddler I.Keese pleue contact
Kim Thompson al 905-420-6611, est. 2187 or
kthonVwafcity puckering on ca.
CURBSIDE GARBAGE
COLLEC1ON
The City's rc wine Management 8, ^ o54.:A
moa plata a r aurum on the amber x PtMge be
:olkcied each wet from every wale famly daidlnq to fa
4) Pleas time, however. dm tis Rich ts furniture
epplran)e will. NOT BE meludbd r Iku baa. For mudena
Ile mural tri, north of the Paid Comaatice Wad. all 4
itenr, other dna poiteea. well mobaat to he colbetd ca
reek with retain pe1bW. As awl• aDdiamm such
rcfnpttatm Lova. washers. dryers me only alleged in 1
ural w as
the fist Friday of every amA
An approved iapuck for tartate collection stn alder be
hasrdwy plastic by or a itmable cut din twoh s tsatat
M1WIp and is not tIPOS dim elpaey (a)) centimeba III her
by fifty 1501 ceabtaetla in width at diamax In a0 rank
wppM of cath mcptswir shall ria tacaed menlwhme (2
kileprmwith comm Ali lope conecbk p
bitbepe mug
coaYRd witha in pprOKd Ncepticle,
It should also be rptd tllr with da pa" of the row b) -h
the sauce leptahm of tayclaible aero gad yard wee
MOM16 i now corpulaay. "found cosoim
caller of dace solid wage m urah, wilt be mW sol k
lichad for
compliama by the lepective homeoaar.
Plans lic�atys bykesupCpa tof he ' haft � theNNW
� nada by 4
Itedwe. Rom and Wrydtl
@r fAdr yi .was r p - V M Clot
a.t mtmisreeArwarm ata ares ajif r r.
rade manrraaasr VE pitwr Consistair
ahteitid lnaaseF L gaahasrim Dhiiaa.r •_
4
The Clay Pot's
First Annual Spring
Pottery Show and Sale
Su mby April 9, 2000
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 pima
Proceeds to be donated to
Denise House Shelter for abused
women and the Humane Society of
Durham Region
Please cau 837-0181
for more details
OF PIC,
Drop Off
Rat ,Wa*—
tilickering Cow Lempka.
Carry Tower,
be.aen the Clvk Complex a
Cern) La wary. west Side.
1 The Esplasada
12646:1
Pickering Itc raat,uw Curapiex
Front Counter
186' Salley Farm Rood
6a3.6m.,
X 40
All pmyl-fit mothoths we
now aCOopled on one
r @Iil It, form.
A r
1jau alai
y,
: Hew kiflmng
" rNf3 welcorne to the 2000 Edition of our Summer Camp Program' Trus summer the City
�`— „t Pickering will offer a wade variety of Summer Camp programs Our staff are
aaa ana•a.saaa E,penenccill, Creative and full of Enthusiasm so come on out and join in the FUN'
oniaoa
MW iwffici\ Mi. Placa others the r1^r• S ��
VPom,mp to 1- 0. wall. play
and kam m a cooperanve`
si
em uaamm supe rli d by
experienced and qualified staff
Sparta oris Camp will pros , carty+er, an Vrot
m4r
- \ 1n and enjoy a numr .+
bef ,arruuv spats Th
t-
Am Camp will offer an exciting Camp will [ecus an FU\. skull de,cl.,prnen and
approach to Ms, pled with a tpatarnanahip ,a a team plat. en. inmrnent
y an La � . Cme,n,ny,left \
lot
Extended care .
• from 7 00 am 'y
a 6.00 pm Advenl= Camp wee motion out r survival
skulls as well as athletic adventures All activities
tsr designed to fn the meads of camper.
2000 SUMMERY
taAmae 1: Wu* Laaianiip/gMaliuship
(For YtMgh 13-14 Yaw d /les)
Phase 2: Assistant Co ww4Rot
(Fps Youth 14-15 Yo@m Of Age)
Itchades:
or Racquetball
• M C►mmgeawoma (w�)
• Pleasure Stirtmsthy
• Haih Club Facilities
BROUGHT TO YOU AND A MEND: ' gra °ior'� moble) R'�"e`b''t a"'"'b
2 FOR 1 TERM: APRIL 1 - SEFE 30100
SQUASH OR RACQUETBALLS lllp FRIEIIo
Purrc um ktllreee April 1 - April 30,200 SPUr M COST OF OW
CONV= OUR FRIENDLY STAFF AT 031-1711 FOR RATES AND SPECIAL AOILi I
DETAILS AND NMRS. WE WELCOME NON-RESIDENISI!
eat Uvlq at an nmptioaal Central Yiekering Location
OPEN NOWI Comfortable Independent Living
with care to meet your needs
141 It - j, __77 -1
1645 PICKERING PARKWAYPa.
-
Mon. -Fri. 10-7 P.M. rkwa
(905) 426-6603
AV PAGE A$ MM AOVEt•7NE16 11111110 0111oA1r 1lAff10hi, April 0. lrttoo
Fiph
BY JACQUIE McINNES
Staff Writer
teve's mother always knew there
was something wrong with her
child; what she didn't know was
what.
Always in schoolyard scraps or get-
ting into trouble, Steve recalls he had a
lot of anger management issues even
as a very young boy.
"I had a lot of rage, a real appetite
for violence, whether 1 was fulfilling
these fantasies vicariously or with
schoolyard fights:' he relates.
By the time Steve was 13, he was
an alcoholic. "The first time I had a
drink was at 12. 1 started drinking in
an alcoholic way at 13"
When a neighbour found him stag-
gering around on his front lawn in the
middle of the day, Steve says, his
mother took him to the Clarke Insti-
tute, a mental health centre, in Toron-
to.
He gives a hard laugh as he relates
the doctor's diagnosis. "They basically
told my mom I'd grow out of it. It was
overactive hormones or something"
In fact, through his teens and early
adult years. Steve's mental heath
caregivers would have just as much
trouble putting their finger on his
problems as his mother had. Steve
spent most of his teen years and early
adulthood escaping his illness through
hallucinogens and downers. Five years
ago he was diagnosed with schizo -ef-
fective disorder, for which he now
takes medication.
Life isn't easy when you have a
mental illness or when you're a sub-
stance abuser. It's that much more
problematic when, like Steve, you're
both, says Bob Theoret, a senior coun-
sellor at the Pinewood Centre. a divi-
sion of Oshawa General Hospital.
which operates offices throughout
Durham Region.
"When someone has psychiatric ill-
ness and substance abuse, it can't be
viewed exclusive from the person. 11
can impact on many areas. he says.
Mental health problems can very
quickly be compounded by financial,
physical health, legal and even basic
housing crises. Mr. Theoret points out.
It isn't uncommon for families of
the mentally ill substance abuser to
quickly drain their coping resources
and be forced to ask the person to
leave the family home.
"It's not necessarily that families
are angry or don't love each other.
They lack resources" And then there
are feelings of guilt, he adds. "Some-
times they have to get themselves to
step back.-
perhaps
ack "Perhaps it's not surprising then. a
high proportion of homeless people
we grappling with mental illness in
one form or another.
"You can offer many psychiatric
chem a hostel and places to stay and
they will refuse it outright. Many indi-
viduals who are out on the street arc
schizophrenic or paranoid. They will
often choose to be out on the street:'
says Mr. Theoret. But that doesn't
mean it's a satisfying life. "I've never
ting
double demons
Mental illness and substance abuse can compound problems
met a person who would
say it's a hell of a lovely
day. It's great to be out '
here on the grate. r
For France, <� '
life on the
street was
where friends L
could be
found: the ,
ones who made
her feel accept-
ed.
As a young girl,
France recalls never f
feeling comfortable in 1
her own skin. The first F
time she had a drink it
was to fit in. And
though it made her
sick, she had found a
way to feel accepted
and protected.
"1 met some girl i
and she said come `
to a party. 1 thought }
WOW. someone ac-
tually wants me to
come to a party."
So began her
life on speed
where the people
are "a whole dif-
ferent breed.-
she
reed"she says.
At 17,
France got off
the speed when
she became
pregnant, got
married and
"started back
drinking, back
to the old ac-
ceptable. main- ;l
stream life"
In and out of abu- 4�r
sive marriages,
France, now diag-
nosed with manic -depres-
sion, found herself battling
not only alcohd but severe
detxession.
You unplug your phase. hide be -
&ad your drapes. don't answer your
door:' she relates. "1 don't like crowds,
1 don't like elevators. 1 don't do super-
markets and I don't like malls." She
describes panic attacks that hit her so
badly she left full carts of groceries
mid -aisle and fled.
"The first time it happened 1
thought 1 was having a hean attack. 1
had pains in my chest, my arm went
numb. 1 didn't know anything about
anxiety or panic. 1 just thought 1 was
grown children has started talking to
her again.
She's hopeful there may be a
chance for forgiveness, for a reunion.
Steve is less optimistic. He's still
grieving the "what ifs:' Although he's
well spoken, relating to others doesn't
come easily. Steve sees no future for
himself.
"1 just can't see myself achieving a
lot of the things I would have liked to
have achieved. That in itself gets you
down." he says.
Grief for what has been lost isn't
uncommon, says Mr. Theoret. For
people who weren't always mentally
ill or who may have sustained an im-
pairing brain injury in an accident, this
is also the case.
"Sometimes the therapy process is
to realize it's not going to be the
same. The goal of the person was
once to finish university, now it's to
get through a day without becoming
angry. The goals become smaller."
Anyone who thinks they or some-
one they know is suffering from con-
current dkorder or a substance abuse
problem can call Mr. -Theoret at (905)
683-5950 to get information on a pro-
gram which could help.
an ako- ,l M
holic and a
drug addict and this
is the way it was."
fart of the difficulty for psychia-
trists is unravelling the effects of the
drugs and alcohol from the underlying
illness, says Mr. Theoret.
It's the medical doctor's role to sort
out "which symptoms arc related to
the abase and which are the illncss it-
self," he says.
Now, at 44. France is trying. nw I,,r
MCQUIE MdNNES/71Ws Nleek photo
From left Stew, Dave and France an mommates who three air members of the Pine Loft program at the
•art helping each other regain control of Asir lives, de- Puiewood Centre. Mental health pwNenrs can quickly
spite mares/ heahh and substance abuse pmbkms. All be compownded by other crises.
Piekerimg Town Comma
Monday, Apra 3, 7:30 pin. — Placket q
Comma, council chamber, Pickering Civic Com-
plex, One The Esplanade
Ajax Town Counca
Monday, Apra 3, 7 p— — Aj- Council,
council chamber, Ajax Town Hall, 65 Harwood
Ave. S.
Dsrlu m Regiomal Council
Wednesday, Apra 5, 10 a m. — Durham
Region Counca, Council Chambers, Durham
Region Headquarters, 605 Rossland Rd. E., Whit-
by
Wednesday April 5, 9 a m. — Durham Region
Police Civaiatn Awards Ceremony, Council
Chambers, Durham Region Headquarters, 605
Rossland Rd. E., Whitby.
Durban District School BoardTuesday, April
3, 7 p,n, — Durban District School Board
Staaliog Comtmfttee, Education Centre, 400
Taunton Rd. E., Whitby.
W,4i - the first
time, to bring her
life into focus, to find a pur-
pose and some hope for the future.
She is part of a group of people
who we at the Pine Loft, a
drop-in centre at Pinewood's Os-
hawa facility on Centre Street. People
who have been diagnosed with a con-
current disorder — the official term
for mental illness and substance abuse
— can come, share a coffee and their
battles against the demons of sub-
stancc abuse, the trental illnesses and
the sometimes nasty side effects of the
treatment drugs.
"When you end up coming to a
place like this, you've lost everything
— your family, your hopes, your
dreams:' says France.
But it's at Pine Loft where she is
learning to rebuild that hope. Here she
met Steve and Dave, a 38 -year-old re-
covering alcoholic who hasn't had a
drink for four years. He conunues to
fight the depression that prompted the
drinking in the first place.
The three have become roommates
in an apartment totally independent of
the centre where they help each other
through the daily tasks which some-
times seem like insurmountable feats.
France looks to Dave as a role
model. She's been off the booze less
thea two months and every day is still
a struggle.
Dave, on the other hand, is further
on in his journey. He's taking courses
at adult day school and has a regular
marts he Ines to keep himself sober.
"I've go to kap reminding myself
I'm allergic to it and why should I
drink or eat something I'm allergic
to?"
France finds this message, and
Dave's success, inspiring. One of her
10 4
WORDS FROM
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OWN WISE blitim Points ofYlewv and Parodies
0-,0.
Smnler jobs numbm
,soar above expectations
Last year, 61,525 students received assistance
to find employment or create their own summer
work through Ontario Summer Jobs, well above
the 53,500 expected to take pan.
"Summer jobs give young people an opportu-
nity to work, to learn new skills, and to gain con-
fidence in their abilities:' says Dianne Cunning-
ham, Ontario Minister of Training. Colleges and
Universities.
"It's also important to recognize the efforts of
the thousands of employers who opened their
doors last summer to provide young people with
valuable work experience and an opportunity to
build on their education."
Bob Theoret, senior counsellor at
the Pinewood Centre, notes mental
illness and substance abuse can
spawn further difficulties, such as
legal, health, or housing problems.
The Ontario Summer Jobs campaign runs
from April to September, helping young pewle
ages 15 and up find work. The 550.8 -million in-
e
Be r
vestment combines programs offered by the Min-
�
istry of Training, Colleges and Universities; Man-
agement Board Secretariat; the Ministry of Eco-1Pr
noetic Development and Trade; the Ministry of
Northern Development and Mines; and the Min-
istry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs.
Ontario Summer lobs is pan of the provincial
government's Youth Opportunities Ontario strate-
gy, which promotes programs that invest $216.6
million in 206,778 services and jobs for young
work -seekers.
For more information call the Ontario gov-
ernment's training hotline at 1 -888 -JOB GROW,
or visit www.youthjobs.gov.on.ca.
—News Canada
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—and which was focused upon
tinuc practice test sesiwns and
Staff Writer
last year — is literacy, particular-
other strategies designed to make
A renewed emphasis on liter-
ly in our younger grades;' says
students and teachers accur-
acy skills is one of the goals of
Ms. Perry. -It was something that
tomcd to performance-based as -
the Durham separate school
was done a number of years
sessments.
board's Action Plan for Improve-
ago'
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ergs and guardians gain a better
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were accompanied by question-
understanding ding of the assessment
sets out five areas that need at-
naires completed by students
process and the changes which
tention from Durham Catholic
which revealed girls like to read
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curriculum.
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munity councils will be made
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plan to the Education Quality
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BYAL Sports Editor
aspremier soccer team
Sport Fdr or
PICKERING — It doesn't get any
sweeter for a Pickering teen who added Pickering school's senior girls' squad captures three indoor tournament titles
yet another curling title to his bulging
r6sum6 of triumphs this season. —
Jamie Bishop, 15, captured his third PICKERING — The St. Mary Ione goal. Visser was named game
major cutting victory of the season after Monarchs senior girls' soccer team MVP.
helping the Jeff Thomas rink from the has firmly established itself as one of �t ..� St. Mary opened the tourney with a
Avonlea Curling Club of Scarborough the finest high school squads in7-0 romp over Georgetown. Jones,
win the Bantam. Boys' Provincial cham- Toronto and district after chalking up lop Bianca Savarino and Katrina Gaudet
pionship n i three titles at area indoor tourna- led the scoring parade with two goals
Brantford this ments. �� apiece. Lahey added a single marker.
past weekend. The Monarchs captured the cham- d Jill Bunting earned MVP honours for
The Avonlca pionships at the Humber College St. Mary.
foursome posted Classic in Etobicoke, the Hangar Var- Next, the Monarchs blasted Holy
an overall 6-1 city Tournament in Downsview and Name 6-0. Smith scored three goals.
record in the "` the Tri Mark Investment's High t Bianca Savarino two and Mroczkows-
e i g h t - t e a in School Tournament in Brampton, de- ki one. Bianca Savarino got the nod as
round-robin feating top -calibre competition en game MVP.
event to win the route to the titles. __. _ _ . - - St. Mary downed Sacred Heart 5-1
crown. Along JAMIE BISHOP St. Mary's most recent tournament in the third game. Bianca Savanno
with skip Another curlingconquest at the Humber College event continued her torrid scoring pace with
Thomas and March 29 saw the Monarchs blank three goals. Gianetta Savarino and
Bishop, who championship- Markham 1-0 in the championshipColetti netted one apiece. For the sec -
played the vice position, were second final on a goal by Althea Jones. Adn- The St. Mary Catholic Secondary School Monarchs senior girls' soccer and time in the tourney. Bianca
Jeff Benner of Thornhill and lead Dar- ana Cornacchia earned most valuable team captured three championships at area indoor tournaments and is Savarino was named game MVP.
ren Anderson of Newmarket. player honours in the title lilt. Mon- primed for a solid season in Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics So far in indoor tournament action,
The Thomas rink was almost unbeat- archs' team captain Bianca Savarino league play which begins later this month. the Monarchs have compiled a near -
able this season, losing only one game was named tournament MVP. perfect 15-0-1 record. Offensively,
in the zones, regionals and at the provin- To advance to the final, St. Mary 5-0 in the semi-finals. Bianca Savari- final game's MVP. Bianca Savarino the team has been led by Bianca
cials. That Ione loss came at the provin- defeated Brother Andre school from no connected for three goals- Gianet- was named tournament MVP. while Savarino who's piled up 19 goals in
vials against the Alexander Dyer rink York Region 2-0 in the semi-final tilt. to Savanno and Katrina Gaudet had the top goalkeeper award went to St. 16 tournament games. Meanwhile,
from the Russell Curling Club. Bianca Savarino and Gianetta Savari- one apiece. Mary's Ashley Visser. the team's "Weeping has been su-
But, don't get the impression the no scored for the Monarchs. In the quarter -final contest. St. In the semi-final game, the Mon- perb. Keepers Katie Patton and Viss-
Thomas rink had an easy ride at the In quarter -final action, St. Mary Mary downed Cardinal Newman 3-1. archs edged Cardinal Carter 1-0. Gi- er have recorded five and six shutouts,
provincials, cautions the Grade 10 situ- crushed Father Bressani 8-0 to ad- Lahey, Bianca Savanno and Coletti anetta Savarino scored the game's respectively, in tournament play.
dent at Pine Ridge Secondary School. in
fact, the Thomas rink had to gut out four
extra-cnd victories that called for some
thatch shooting at critical times.
"We shot malty well and we didn't
get down on one another." notes Bishop
of the key ingredients in the team's
chart tpionship win. "We're all good
friends and good curlers '
To say it's been an eventful season
for Bishop would be an understatement.
Earlier this year. he was part of Leslie
Bishop's (no relation) Bradford Curling
Club nnk that capered the Pepsi Ban-
tam Mixed Cutting Championships in
Belleville. The victory at the mixed
provincials earned the Bishop rink a
berth in the Ontario Winter Games in
Sault Ste. Marie last monaL The team
returned with a bronze medal.
Moat remarkable about this trio of
ranee to the semi-finals. Gianetta
Savarino led the attack with two
goals, Bianca Savarino, Coletti, Lisa
Lahey, Jones. Katrina Gaudet and
Julie Mroczkowski had one apiece.
In preliminary play, St. Mary tied
Henry Carr 1-1 on a goal by Tonna
Coletti.
The Monarchs then bombed Don
Bosco 5-0 on goals by Bianca Savan-
no and Coletti with two each, and Gi-
anetta Savarino with one.
At the Hangar Varsity Tournament
at The Hangar in Downsview, the
Monarchs took down Bishop Moroc-
co 6-1 in the title game. Bianca
Savanno and Coletti each scored
twice, with single markers to Jones
and Melissa Gaudet.
St. Mary advanced to the champi-
onship final after downing Richview
victories is that early in the curling sea-
son Bishop suffered a broken leg while
playing indoor soccer. The injury was
severe enough that it could have kept Fa
barn from compeung with his team at the
provincial mixed event. But, Bishop re- it
taimed for the provincials and was in-
sitimmental in pushing his rink it) victory.
"I'm ecstatic. To cone back (from
injury) and win two provincials and win
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we won while we were doing
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scored for the Monarchs.
In preliminary play, St. Mary
blanked Danforth 2-0, thanks to goals
by Coletti and Jones.
St. Mary then earned a 2-1 win
over St. Famille. Again, Coleui and
Jones were the scorers.
In the third game, the Monarchs
finished the opening round with an
unblemished mark after scoring a 3-0
win over a University of Toronto
team. Bianca Savarino stored twice,
Gianetta Savarino added a single
The St. Mary Monarchs laid claim
to the Tri Mark Investments tourney
title after blanking Port Credit 5-0.
Bianca Savarino and Coletti led the
charge as each amutbuted two goals.
Natasha Smith had the other marker
Gianetia Savarino was chi,sen the
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Annual r' '-
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7:00 pane Aim Com w*0 Centre
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Directors Reports Now Business,
Elections
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be received in writing I A days
prior to the meeting.
Execufln Pashkms for Eec110n
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APRIL 5, 2000
Air I'l IS ban" to
tramp provincials
s
i PICKERING — Three Pickering
trampolinists are headed for the Ontario
championships in Etobicoke this week-
=end after sticcessfulty competing in a
*ties of qualifying events.
Erica Allingham will compete in the
W teDrrlDN. Apra S. NO
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Picrin e
g gymnast
beamed uD to
Ontario
�evel 1 junior female category while
!Evan Pelan and Matthew Sharp will par-
ticipate in the Level 2 senior male group
it the provincials at the Elobicoke
3C"ium Saturday, April 8.
This is the first year of provincial-
Jevel competition for Alfingham, Pelan
?and Sharp.
The members of Pickering Air Dev-
�s Trampoline Club qualified on the basis
hof their performances in recent meets in
Toronto, Kingston and Ottawa.
They are coached by Lannette
.Dobbs and Ben Snape, a former junior
world trampoline champion and member
rOf the Canadian national team.
Hoops loop shoots
to net new players
The Durham West Basketball bop is
looking for players to join its summer
}house league for boys and girls aged 10
to 17.
Games are played Saturdays from
mid-May to mid-August at Lincoln
Alexander Public School in Ajax.
Earty-bird registration dates are on
April 6. 10 and 17 from 8 p.m. to 9:30
p.m. at the school, 95 Church St. N.
Early registration fee Is $85.
Top ringette teams shoot
to score recruits
CKERING The Pick_
PICKERING — Four Pickering
gymnasts are taking direct aim at ad-
vancing to the provincial champi-
onships after strong efforts at two
qualifying competitions.
The members of Gemini Gymnas-
tics in Oshawa competed at the second
provincial qualifier at the Winstonette
Gymnastics Clubs in Unionville and
the first qualifier hosted by Gemini
Gymnastics.
Tara Columbus guaranteed herself
a spot on the Metro East's junior 3
team at the provincials after finishing
first overall at the second qualifier.
She placed first on balance beam, sec-
ond on floor exercises and uneven
bars and third on vault. At the first
qualifier, she was third all-around,
with a first on beam, third on floor,
fourth on vault and sixth on bars.
Arran Black finished fifth overall
in the senior 2 category at the second
qualifier. She placed second on noor.
fourth on bars and beam and seventh
on vault. At the first qualifier. Black
placed third all-around, with a first on
beam. second on bars. fourth on floor
and seventh on vault.
Jenna Grandy placed sixth overall
in the pre -junior 2 bracket in the sec-
ond provincial qualifying meet. She
finished second on vault, third on
bars. fourth on floor and seventh on
beam. In the first qualifier, Grandy
also finished sixth, with a second on
PI — ring •
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meet
TARO COLUMBUS
Placed first overall in junior 3
category at second provincial
qualifier
vault and floor, seventh on bars and
ninth on beam.
Kaidin Grandy finished seventh
all-around in the junior 3 division at
the second qualifier. She placed first
on vault, fifth on floor, sixth on beam
and seventh on bars. In the first
provincial qualifier, Grandy was
fourth overall, finishing first on vault,
fourth on bars, fifth on beam and
eighth on bars.
tor next ,neke Compexsat�ntoe
Recroabon Corrtpleu's OT3rten doe
Atom
Raidersgo
swept their final round of playoffs,
for
tiring
Wolves in three games.
The Raiders are guaranteed a
GaturdW April 15, 11:30 am.; Sunday.
April 16. 11:30 am.
berth in the Ontario finals this week
• Belle 'A': Wednesday. April 12. &3o
because they won the championship
pad this month.
Each player is required to be regia- j
Star hour of ice brae.
.mom � fm
•
third
•
Ontario
•
title
isams are $275 per player
The tryout dates are as on"r, e. �
► Tween 'AA': Wedr esday. April 12, 7:30
The Ajax -Pickering atom Raiders
p.m.; Saturday, April 15. 9:30 am-; Sun- i
swept their final round of playoffs,
pay, April 16, 9:30 a.m
eliminating the Central Ontario
• Junior *^A': Fridays April 14. 7:30 p.m.;
Wolves in three games.
The Raiders are guaranteed a
GaturdW April 15, 11:30 am.; Sunday.
April 16. 11:30 am.
berth in the Ontario finals this week
• Belle 'A': Wednesday. April 12. &3o
because they won the championship
m.: SaRxday. April 15. 10:30 am.;
last year.
April 16, 10:30 am.
The third game of the series in
' ° y
Ajax saw the hosts prevail 5-4 in
Calling all ballplayers
ovenimc when Marcus Carroll and
Activities included in
Nick Mainelli combined for the win-
Sno-pAeh n May
stung goal. Mike MLCusker had two
The Durham Wort Area Office of the i
goals in regulation.
)lean and Stroke Foundation has
McCusker scored the overtime
yescheduled its 7th arrn+1111 s111014ch
winner to lift the Raiders to another
tournamerht to May 6 from 8 am. to 5 !
S-4 victory in game two of the series
p.m. There just wasn't enough snow to
is Lindsay.
hold Q1r•rx tins D•M'""n1°r and d was
Steven Koufis had a four -point ef-
poistponeid on two oceaaiom
fort and defenceman James Jarvis
The tournament, a normal slo'pillchchipped
in with two assists. Raiders
)°vent with a snow theins, wilItake Waco
'al Belly BLOM. St Patrick's. Lester B.
goaltetttier Alexander Cyr stopped 22
:Pearson and Miles Park ball diamonds
shots.
[a the first game of the series is
,n North Aix. No rair>date s P�.
M entry Tse d $20 per team rrlerrr
Ajax, the Raiders- offence was too
Der s maridabry to timer the Wurna-
'
much for the Wolves to handle is an
11-5 drubbing. The Raiders' line of
rent and a deposit of $20 is required at
the time of regig - I - - . The balance is
Brendan Hann, McCusker and Koufis
.due the day of the burnameM I
combined for 13 points, including a
The last day to r gMW is April 27.
hat trick by McCusker. Marcus Car-
Qx tact Mike Gardner at the Durham
roll contributed three points. Goalie
west office at 686.1521 for more ardor-
Eric Nottbeck was solid in the cage,
rnabon or to register.
facing 20 shots from the Wolves.
' Proceeds will go to the Heart and
The Raiders will play in the On -
Stroke Foundation.
tario finals which start Thursday with
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$28. All events include'
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various locations in the re-
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as well as information on
1987
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event locations and dates,
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can be picked up and re-
NOW1t
over the age of 55, are
bridge, darts, bid
turned to any seniors' cen-
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Verna Charlton at 579-
11"SMO 1:
bowling, tennis, and golf.
9336, Terry James at 839 -
t,n If
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8890, or John Lester at
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fee of $7 for all events, ex-
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NEWS ADVERTISER APRIL 5. 2000
Driftwood Group
looking to 'Get onthe Bus'
Durham performers take their shows on the road
BY JOHN DUARTE
Staff Editor
The Driftwood Theatre Group is
taking a forward step back to the roots
of stage performers.
The theatre company, which each
summer travels aroundsouthern On-
tario staging William Shakespeare
plays in parks in various commu-
nities, has launched a plan which ■
would see it become "Canada's
first fully -functioning, travelling
theatre;' says Jeremy Smith. Driftwood
Theatre Group's artistic director and
general manager.
"This is an innovative and unique
tool truly echoing the tradition of trav-
elling players:' says Smith. "rhe Mil-
lennium Bus is the next step in the
growing accessibility of Driftwood
productions."
The Driftwood Theatre Group is a
iron -profit, professional theatre compa-
ny that has been bringing live theatre to
people in south-central Ontario since
1995. The troupe has remained stead-
fast in its mandate to make classical
theatre "enjoyable and accessible to all
people" through outdoor. free produc-
tions.
"We know the direction we want to
go in." Smith says. "And this is defi-
nitely the next logical step (for Drift-
wood Theatre)"
In its first five years. the company
has continued to grow. In the first year.
Driftwood performed eight shows in
four communities in parks across
Durham Region. Last year. the group
performed 19 shows in 17 communi-
ties.
in order to accomplish this while
logging over 1.500 kilometres in a sparr
of four weeks, the company rented a
cube van to lug all the gear necessary to
mount a theatre production - costumes,
sets and lights.
That's not even taking into account
Otte actors and how they were going to
get to each evenin= s production site.
lite logistics of that alone were some-
times overwhelming.
This year, the schedule will place
Driftwood Theatre Group in 18 com-
munities, from Hamilton in the west to
Belleville in the east. for 19 shows.
the idea for the Millennium Bus
fust surfaced over dinner prior to the
opening of last year's production of
'Twelfth Night'. Smith recalls talking
about a scene in the film 'Rosencrantz
and Guildeauem Are Dead' where a
wagon opens up into a ready-made
Dan Gallo said he had heard of a
company in the States which travelled
by bus from location to location;'
Smith says.
And we thought it could work
here.-
Converting
ere"Converting a bus to a touring theatre
has many advantages. The bus will pro-
vide storage space, change and make-
up room and a green roan for the ac -
tars.
"Some of the benefits the bus pro-
vides include a safer and more private
backstage area for both the performers
and the atdieace," says Smith. "It also
provides many technical Aga."
Smith says plans for the M ilermitmn
Bus will allow the group to set up a
raised stage which will give the atdi-
eaa better sightlines. It wdI also allow
r . the company to improve the lighting
r system. Never mind what it means in
tams of set-up.
"If we can ease sear set-up time so
dial it takes an hour -and -a -half instead
of tree boors, it means we aren't as
rued." Smith says. "If we are not as
tired. we an concentrate on giving bet-
ter performances"
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Another benefit of the bus is that it
will provide the Driftwood Theatre
Group with a source of advertising.
"We will be travelling in our own
vehicle and we will be increasing our
image." says Smith.
The idea works according to Smith.
"We are not engineers, but we know it
can work in theory."
The estimated start-up cost for the
Millennium Bus is $30.000. The Drift-
wood Theatre Group is seeking sup-
port, both financial and supplies, mate-
rials and advice.
""lite idea is to have the Millennium
Bus ready, in some form, for this
years summer season;' Smith
says. "It's in the planning
stage but we are committed
to this and, if it doesn't
happen this year, it will
happen"
In the long run. the bus could actu-
ally save the theatre company money in
that "the cost we already have in rent-
ing a cube van will go to maintaining
the bus" says Smith.
For more information on the Millen-
nium Bus, contact the Driftwood The-
atre Group by phone at 576-2396, by e-
mail at driftwood_tg@bigfoot.com or
visit the group's Web site (www.big-
foot.com/-driftwood_tg ).
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(FAX) 905-6374352 of e-mail:
SENIOR ACCOUNTANT - File 1392
Reporting to Lenbrook Canada s Manager, Financial Services.
this position requires a high achiever who is a proactive, multi-
task oriented teamplayer. Applicants must be a 3rd level CGA/
CMA student with 5 years of general accounting experience with
a strong emphasis on GIL. You must be comfortable working
with 7 applications and be an advanced user in Excel. Ex-
perience with cost accounting and multiple currencies would be
considered an asset. The man responsitIiiihitin include but are
not klift to:
• Custodianship of the GIL accot including the posting of al
entries
• Analysis of G/L accounts at reconcikaoons as regnafed
•
Preparation of the working papers and standard
reporting packages to support financial rsWu g
• Wire transfers. letters of credit and other banking transactions
• Inventory main mance and coordination of physical
Inventory counts
• Analysis of product Gross and net margins
• Accounb% for fixedass"and related least
• Preparstim of audit working papers and kaison with ther
company's auditors
It you are interested m pursuang NK opportunity, please submit
your resume, quoting File (392, by Friday April 14th, 2000. Only
applicants stetted for an interview will be contacted. We thank
all others for their wnterest. No phone calls or aoencies o*"
Lenbrook is committed to employment equity.
The Corporation of the Town of Whitby Is currently
sEae Qualified candidates for the position of
CONTROL a POUND ATTENDANT in
hie Clark's Department.
Reporting to and strider the direction of the Supomisor of Animal
Control Services, the Animal Control 6 Pound Attendant is
responsible lex the administration and eMorcemem of municipal
animal control by-laws, including the investigation,
documentation and prosecution of municipal by -taw infractions:
pick-up, impounding arta ounanisirV of both stray and domestic
animals: caring of Impounded and quarantined arwrWs, dew"
and maintaining the Animal Control Centre and vehicles; and,
promotion of public awareness and rwp, it' per ownership.
Graduate from a post secondary Irgdtution with a two (2) year
diploma in Animal Care or Law EnlorcentKst; a minimum of
eighteen (18) months of directly related experience in animal
health can arrNor mursieipal law erriapnrem; must possess a
povmciw cisences officers Gernert"; possess and maintain a
valid Class 'G- Drivels Licence; and, possess strong
interpersaW and public relations skas.
HOURS OF WDM 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.;
After ho rs a operation.
required.
SALARY :18.55 - $23.20 par hour
ac. to be forwairded no labor than Friday, April 14th. 2000 to:
Human Reaources Deparri art
The Corporation of the Town of Wtillby
575 FlosslontJ Road East
WHITBY, Omanot LiN 2M6
FAX: (905) 8865696
E4ML: pbs0imm.whkbyon.ce
Personal information submitted te collected under the authority
of the Municipal Aa, R.S.O. 1990, c. M.45, and the Municipal
Fraedan of Irdomwtion and Protection of Privacy Ad, R.S.O.
1990, c. M.56, and will be used to dstiarmits Mglb"Ny 8-r
a iployrivarx
NOTE: We mantle al those parsons who appy, bull advise that
acknovMadgment will only be forwarded to those
appkwft who are Invited for an interview.
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MILLWRIGHT
Ajax automotive parts manufacturing plant
requires a Certified Industrial Millwright
• Must be certified
• Experience with PLC
• Able to troubleshoot hydraulic pneumatic
reuses
• ethnical experience an asset
• QS9000 experience an asset
•
Send resume with covering letter outlining
expectations to:
JET COMPOSITES INC.
Attn: Human Resources
Fax (905) 427-8420 or
E-mail - hlaurin@jetcomp.com
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is looking for full & part time people who are
reliable, enthusiastic and
looking for great growth potential.
Now hiring for Durham locations.
Must have valid Drivers License.
Please submit resume to: 101 Simcoe St., N.
Oshawa, Ont. L1G 4S4. or Fax: 905-432-2253
Email - pflinda(I@discountear.com
WORKERS NEEDED NOW
r Full time - Truss manufacturing
r Full time - Production packaging
Are You:
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at
Durham College North Campus
2 Campbell Drive, Uxbridge ON
CLERICAL WORK
Immediate full time
positions available.
Must have strong intarpersonal
and communication skills.
Computer knowledge a must.
Must have own car.
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416-297-7077 ext. 345.
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(Downtown Oshawa
Is h "V full & part time expernerlcod
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11:38 am- 4.10 pm
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is now fang team pinyers for 8e
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101 Kling SL W.,
BoalMWWNle, LiC 3Z6
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Perm Ddtnbr0" d Wedrq
mstervis in Oshawa ve-s
Mmolrvated masda rnh
flood commuwal*n and or.
gammoral rap's for a Duty
order desk Duties Include
acceptmo and dspalOng ri-
ders and dnvmg a folk 101
sorts OVS.oA labar re.
awned Compute, exp rience
a most ForwN resume sum
Wry asp.Ctatlons to File
nu, oabr wmrlby This
Weet. W Fitimo SI OSha.
r. Ontario LIM 7LS
jImusthan SL, North SL, Nbuirrg St,
Center St., Main SL N.
BRISTOL PONDS
Bristol Sands Crs., Alta Rd.
Laidlaw SLS�St.,
Adelaide SL, Laidlaw SL N.,
McKay St., York St.
Also Adalt Cancer for
mantle & drive roa tes needed
Call Debbie 905-852_9741
If there are firms or individuals to whom
you do not wish r sent, sift*
piece your aDD � all e111ro10(10
addressed to the box number in the
advedisel and and atncfl a list of such
naives. Place your applicAlon and list in
an envelope and address to: Box Replies.
If the advertiser Is one of the names on
your list your application will be
PLEASE NOTE, 09 an taxed
dirally to Odom This Wm*, will ad
he b Me RN nwmMr.
Indicated by the Instruction In do ed,
Line cook er cafe staff
SeasonalFuWPart-Time
Fxperiedaced, was host evenings and
weekends.
Apply inn send resume or fax to:
700 Taunton Rd. W.,
Whitby, Ontario., LIN SRS
Fax (905) "$-Oslo
E -Mail caardeneedudiussu net
women neew•d. react.
aata vele ocean eraea ereMF
V" us On the,Rlaralt ylwefA111ae11NaKJW
7►b P/ace Ybui Act Coll:
003-0707
Mftb Sift: wwwAurhamrmws.tnet
ARE YOU FEELING Fi UISMTED IN YOUR JOB SEARCH?
Are yea eller 21 ysare N sge aed eat a w
M ilea feel ad toll are M prgnwe ad *m int an
•Egerlea w wow Mce yew"
JOB CONNECT!
WILL PINMM 1fMt M" You NfItaOD
W. can help you with
• Resume and Cover Letter preparation,
• Interviewing Techniques,
• Job Search Strategies,
• Access to faxing, photocopying,
• Computers & Internet, and
• Individual career counselling
To register, or for more information, please call:
C.A.R.E.
9: (905)420-4010
1400 Barfly SShr"t, Wdt 12, Picked"
(b miche the, Go otation)
Discount Car & Truck Rentals
is looking for full & part time people who are
reliable, enthusiastic and
looking for great growth potential.
Now hiring for Durham locations.
Must have valid Drivers License.
Please submit resume to: 101 Simcoe St., N.
Oshawa, Ont. L1G 4S4. or Fax: 905-432-2253
Email - pflinda(I@discountear.com
WORKERS NEEDED NOW
r Full time - Truss manufacturing
r Full time - Production packaging
Are You:
• 16 - 24 years old
• Out of school At work
You may be eligible for Joe Ccou EcT
at
Durham College North Campus
2 Campbell Drive, Uxbridge ON
CLERICAL WORK
Immediate full time
positions available.
Must have strong intarpersonal
and communication skills.
Computer knowledge a must.
Must have own car.
N interested please all
Mrs. Khan
416-297-7077 ext. 345.
Ar Jpoorturtdy 'las arser ti, a 1Aark.tng A9•m n dh•
A— cA sv — AW _V aupia•4 Aro
' ' 10 row ane raccounts awory aeaxners
we Pnoaads:
-fun Tra mV -Felo Support
'A guer.Med per yep rtdM M teat
lbe pfwAde:
-Self-mate aoon'OrgerMt•Cdl -Customer Solvice
-SrA lift WOMM - storape for stock
The UCCOWW IndwrOual ra !wild a brrp-Mm
sneare and determine Tw own ncane 4.ef.
36 Athol SL E.
(Downtown Oshawa
Is h "V full & part time expernerlcod
Una Cooks, Bartarfders,
Servers and Wait staff.
Apply In person with resume on
Saturday April 6 i So" April 9
11:38 am- 4.10 pm
Mew LaWAN ap- I It no As Aper
is now fang team pinyers for 8e
blo" locations.
Sea1mM O biliew - PkkMNlg
■b1AMeirr Anm - Othaaal town ambo
FilOPrf Wn Line Cooks ad ill~
Send recta in s to: Lisa Miller
101 Kling SL W.,
BoalMWWNle, LiC 3Z6
EXPANDING ADVF.RTISDVG CO.
I" to 6D 30 +zeas ranging from
• CulstomerService
• Public Relations
• Account Activation
Call Sabrina (905) 696.41672
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in Durham Region requires
True Builden E Yard Workfen
Experience a definite asset.
Benefits after t� months
Faz Rewmn to: 905.623.64811
(loll those err be mrervlewrd will br rarructrd
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deliver papers and flyers door to door
every Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday in thePickering area.
Deliveries must be completed by 6.0opm.
Must have a vehicle.
For more information
Call 905-683-5117
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Senator St.
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Tranquil Crt.
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Pinegrove Ave.
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Rockwood Ave.
50,000 employees worldwide.
Butternut Crt.
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Castle St.
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SweetbriarCrt.
fillcommercial. and industrial clients. Full
Nordale Crt.
Technical and sales training will be provided,
Meldron Dr,
however, preference will be given to those
Oakb urn St.
candidates with previous sales experience.
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FawrWale Rd.
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Riverview Cres.
Valley Gate
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FOR FURTHER
commission scheme. benefit plan. plus an
INFORMATIONInterested
attractive pension schellle.
905-683-5117
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The Corporation of to Town of Whitby
is currently seekini; que~
candidates for the positionECMRof
In the Public Works Department.
Reporting to the Senior Plumbing Inspector, the
Plumbing Inspector is responsible for conducting
on-site inspections of plumbing installations, and
ensuring compliance with applicable regulations
and by-laws; organizing and maintaining daily
inspection records; processing plans and
applications; examining plans; and, conducting
property research as required.
Must possess a secondary school graduation
diploma (OSSGD); Certificate of Apprenticeship;
Provincial Plumber's Licence; a minimum of five
(5) years directly related experience in building
and plumbing construction; thorough working
knowledge and understanding of the Ontario
Plumbing Code; must possess well-developed
interpersonal and public relations skills; ability to
work well with the public and with local
contractors; be able to communicate orally and in
written form in a clear and concise manner; and,
must possess and maintain a valid class "G"
Driver's Licence.
HOURS OFWORK Monday to Friday - 8:30a -m. - 4:30 p tin
SALARY S33,761442.224 per annurn
Detailed resumes, indicating education, experience, references,
etc to be forwarded no liter than Friday, April 14th, 2000 to:
Human Resources Department
The Corporation of the Town of Whitby
575 Rossland Road East
WHITBY, Ontario L1 N 21111118
FAX: (905) 686-5696
E-MAIL: jobs Otown.whitby.on.ca
Personal information submitted is collected under
the authority of the Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1990, c.
M.45, and the Municipal Freedom of Information
and Protection of Privacy Act, R.S.O. 1990, c.
M.56, and will be used to determine eligibility for
employment.
NOTE: We thank all those persons who apply,
but advise that acknowledgement will only be
forwarded to those applicants who are invited for
an interview.
TOWNSHIP OF
UXBRIDGE
y REQUIRES A
TRUCK DRIVER
ShNlffSfaaffia:
I Applicants moat have a olid DZ Liowtce and submit a txterBON
aDmaa dated ager February 1, 2000 meet $Mir Mo caWm.
2. AppacantiaAald aWo be Tankers with ew apambm d heavy
soulonm nt such atiloaders, grades and rubber Med beddbes.
Sno plowlrq and sarrdNg experience Rall bean asset.
3. AN applicaag7u must De reostvad in TV au addressed to Sen
Koster, Director of Pubic Works, 51 Toranto Sheet Swat,
Uxbridge. Orlfario, LAP ITT. no Later Often 4:30 p.m. lin Thursdil 1,
April 20. 2000.
4 Wage rasa as pw current Coasctive ergs irtirg Agreement.
Ben Koster, C.E.T.
Director of Public Worksc
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3Mveae-0r IK am hate their awn hods.
Must have proof of mlctlalrc's oertiacakorl or
apprenbot and a valid drivels license.
At offer an awam" salary plus inceroves.
a good beriehts package. career salisfachon
and a pleasant and sale work enlnrionment.
Please fax your resume. in confidence. am
afire Errington at Fax: 9054664SM
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Required immediately
for busy import dealership.
• Must have intport experience.
• Clean air certificate an asset.
• Good pay and full benefit
package.
is Good earning potential.
Fax resume to:
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ManutaictuMg company in the
Bowmariville area, requires the
following positions:
• Experienced ahipped4eceiver
• Experienced saw operator,
• Compedtive Wades A Benefits
Fax resumes to (905) 434.6409,
No phone calls please
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791 wnftw. (W5)72F-
CARPET - I haw sews
thousand yams a new sear,
MNW a,x1 Igo% nylon car-
pel. I '"ll Caper your kwrg
room and hat IN S:IH Price
include Carpo, pad *4 in'
situation (30 square yam).
Shim (905) 743.099
CARPER 34LE A NARO•
EM FLOW : carpet 3
mom from i339 IN sq yd)
irdums carpet, premium
pad And vat"xin. Free
enraes. rarpt repan
Servuq Durham and sur-
munding Cfedu Cards
CM San 905.686
i
Cockatiel6 large
age $40.
3 feather comforters
1 queen $30
2 double $25 each
905.852-4105
905.052-7785
t51O memo Arae
Were for sselsId" to res
bus
siness«tgponlwttyyr fgreat
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Cat below 610p m. 905.
720.4506 sip
NEMS AOVEKM 9F4 WEONESDAY EDITION. Ap N 5.2000.5MOE 57 ANP
Earn A Good Home Income
r r 1 o e r e o o r o roe
Pa. bots MM. enc 3
Fuseper
maw. )Freels. binnstt
• We otiver ix for parents • we offer leo roc b guidance
sm R=ooms -In
ansa fm salt- am
• We ma- 1 poyn�x�t iron parents • We 13rovide liability Ixoledia
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• We provide child iNrK,ss Coverage • We're here b 61an 8 give support
9'C'MU wap.F. err epa P*•
• We're on call b Derange bock up
a, all eeaan
iwwvoo
Wee Watch a Canada's largest Day Care Agency.
box Staft.
::.LT
To join the Wee Watch Team of
w140 taloa sena
ntro, cos l lee° pro
Day Care Providers, call: �eI
d of TLC. it6Ymo.
ms. lots April 705324'105°
X9051686.4816
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home rased. vet r�
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hill 7d.
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905-023. f5ro Y�reweY�oaYY
INFANTS - 12 YEARS OLD
$950 event ps 6
"wa,er 7ass67sts2
In carinq. safe, tun home
envtronmem.
Licensed by M.C.S.S.
Reasonable rates
Receipts, flexible hours. Can
DURIiAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAYCARE 509.1207
The Fastest Grow iMy VWn RetttM
Gob In (cesda now las exceptlesid
hasidiss opportunities in 0sltswq,
WW6y, Ciorilgto t i Port Perry
at Full training 8 On -Going Support
• No Franchise Fee
• Financial Assistance Avadable
CON Curtis Frans
for acre
40 irfw adon
1.800-239-sas2
I Artk� for I M � to
OwrS1.aM.aM.N DOW TO THE PUBLIC
at UIP TO M% ole Wail.
wt have Dan msfructed to supplement and sea ands
ane. end at season. pre -season, sham enpae7eeDo
and discontinued pats and dW";
.aRaer a rtyldrf computer bks. had a son lid
lei casesdiary's. notebooks. suit carry alts. C7try�
uop� makeup cases. It
all
at up to 80% .of MS
.egaYsalet lases teguet $99.00 now lust $65.00: As:
Mckpadks. sports a pym trips. rept• 10 $4999 tic
ruermnp AT $5.99 a up. Ladles regular a micro Iib
unabagit n up to $39 99 now Moms Dor s ia". regular $29now lusl .99 each
or $19.00: ladies golf clothing. regular up to $2001
,duced up to BO%: Adult a cluldre prenta0 spans
mins regular $14.99 now $6.90 Ladles a am lag
Cnaa; reguyr up to $11.99 new just $4 99 eeCh or
or 38.00. Irlfanb pup outer shaft regular $9.99 no
it.99 2 for $B 00: Laden, turtaeck sours: ni
{12.99 now $6.99 2 for $12 00: A lags asst. a TTM
c oven to table cookware, dannervar6, glasswa
0 00 a up. LE Creu$* cookw0.re up b 50% off IAS
.nedlo CO's and calm tapas. cabrrq books. pas
dM $1 OD a up.
Than. Apr. S. Is a.m. k a P.M.
FA. Apr 7. 16 a.m. to a p.m.
SM. Apr. a. 19 a.m. Ii { Sm.
SM. Apr 9. 11 a M. Y $ P.w.
SALE coffrom
No, April 10 to So"" AAAI 16.
IoM bas M Na om Bacton._
d{a0ed Of 3 lA� G�
Tmome Raw
IoM n/aWts Usaft
and Near websna at X1N.W"fluILM
Durham Rev
ion'+
L". GE a? '1AkA D
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Sat. Apr. 8 th - 8 a -m. - 5 p.m.
Sun. Apr. 9 th - 9 a.m. - 5 p.m-
Barklay's
423 Bloater St. W., Oshawa
TONS OF VENDORS &
IN STORE SPECIALS!!!
Don't miss the great deals.
ARE NOL LOOKING FOR A
REWARDING CAREER IN
COMMUNITY HEALTH CARE?
Cxa(-sw_,
vE ices
W" AlbaaNrt aaaall IBr--Nmpmsd? j
Consider C-C4rr N'e ac 4 dyn.nnc
industry kmkr .wrcetly capvWug syw
market preset" natmm0y.
As a mults-dawsphimary comwmnuy care
pi-ider. we are stock, a qualified
applicants for the followring position:
Client Service Supervisor
- Home Support
We offer.
• A supportive work environment
• Opportunely for advancement
• Fkxlbk work hours
•
Competitive
pay andbeaefics
• support
TIN: following qualifications arc required:
• Current Certificate of Competence as
an RN or RPN
• 2 yeas supervisory experience in
community health is preferred with the
proven ability to work creatively, as a
team member.
Please apply by email or fax lo:
COMCARE HEALTH SERVICES
500 K$-P� St West
Oshaw; Oat Llj 2K9
or fax to 905.4.33.2353
Atte: SM" McGeougb
Deadline for auupplicatious: Wed Aprf1 12th
Cartels, desalbrb bl itr Ole tpr a 0.
Community Lifecare Inc., a commit
provider of LTC services is seeking
highly motivated individual with
strong commitment to exceptional qualil
are and proven leadership skills for
'Aon at their hears office i
gr Ontario.
Your skills include;
• Expertise in managing licensed nursing
tomes and retirement nsidences
• Excellent organizational. communication,
interpersonal and analytical skills:
• Experience in policy development.
implementation and monitoring:
• Knowledge of accounting systems,
budgeting, marketing, human resources
and computers:
• Ability to provide staff training and to
guide and motivate Care Teams in a
unionized environment;
• Educational background in gerontology.
LTCM Certificate. BScN;
• Willingness to travel within Ontario
We offer a competitive salary and guru
benefit package.
Please forward your resume alongg wit
Salarryy expectations no later than Fridal
Apn-121sk 2000 to;
Community Lifecare Inc.
Director o Human Resources
1955 Valley Farm Road, Third Floor
Pickering, Ontario L1V 3R6
or fax to(9051831-1802
M- anew as
tesla
COMPUTER IRT
i:N + PeMw 4plop
$641 supe im
!a/IIZ r
'-xis $moeew rw 1r NP
'AAft, on we Am time
`V616557301 '� 'spas
COMMUTER WIMS herr
.W sant, geese' Elms .m l
30GMari sx•a1a1 $raiser
$699. Loaded P3-500 corm
• -4EC maxim, Sim. Pa►
um kpbp SM w kat dap
90Sj9Y7id oftw ms's
DAN omrrE MET. fable.
urg�re .ea oedldal A dee"
$.i 95whde gvontes W.
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LOFT TREASURES $18
Selow st N. Ddwm 905-
57)-9311
E110 OF LINE CLEAROUT
ev ,M -v mal W man-
es 11W. $59 maorm set
rror $159 5.40, direr$ be&
from $219 qRw se from
W69 Fac" Maras 14M
220-2282. IBM bsyly M
029 .
Prdr eft Oleo". 19051 $37-
FROM FOR
shelving )665
5065 aft Spm (sae)
FVTOR EIEMINCEt Sm-
eldeSm-
elders Poriatal-The oo-not
aware I"mess-At Oumam's
xi.e.,
weeveryday pro Lap
akerion 10 years to b s -
ress Ty sue SF".".'rqFa'
ma
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sment d bili hope sr
Nobs of fa0m and Bsa
Bags p yours hootitRp br ar-
IordsOk furniture, cad us
Did Test,
LUIGIS RIRMTIXif.
(wq
4N f d St W. Oshm
arose ham sears at 0 C)
MPA NY APKMAC13 Paler
smous wee. MMC Wq
kfdphstor. good gad. SM
IQ. Ap.-sue trelars S15o"a.
Large selection sbvei. rtes/
*"W MOW-dsa•re 091
up, Wath .Mterprpr sd
S:9grup. Brad new sOIM
dee GE Washers $34.
SOMMNnl offer 5299
Large s $249. D"M mw
Rtsher $1500up Com -op.
washer/dryer $599'est. Lap
selection ddwmdikrs $99.
Dtsheraslers 31751up. Macro -
waves 3491up. 26 Simwe
Sts.(WS)72e-4043
"Amow W 7111 Select 01
birch UNNrAW f2501sft-
PTdkw w S4rsq N Pim
flooring 01. S $170ngn FJ
Calirq 4ptAinsu tool. Call
Doug 1905) 619.1506.
NOW TKATM SYSTEMS
JVC HI END Dotty DuW-AP
Rece,yers 500 -watt Indudrng
Multiple CO Double Casette
5soeoers. 3 -Models your
choice. 250 -Packages Trial
go. llgudanon - Fake $870.
tax while supplies list Hurry
mor best selection Ostuw
Sexed (905) 57% -OM
INLws11ML MI. washing
macbm. and 2 miwtrul
751b dryers. 905.579-6621
ND TNT SUE Omat mea
$beer. 10' bark Asking $600
Call 9D59B5.0616
LMMS SOLITAIRE diamond
uq, apdranad O SH75 (ap-
praisal nCWded) SaC,11"
$1500 1985 Prymmh WW.
gold. nee exhaust. gas Wk.
a4 mk $1000 o b o 726
9736
ore year old (lust moveo no
space) Fater S1300 askenp
$eisl
Please Cn Wo 16s-
OPIRKAY 2001 LX5-3 ekdne
scooter "s than 25 1..
M KD gel oattenes, bums.
air-nde susperei vert.
speed. aelletabe seal. Cost
$5500. asking 52750 Atlas
scuoler lift. (ns most vanV
SUVs. cost $1600 asking
$950. David (905)666-9775.
PMO FOR SALE 5 n Wsr
rind pain Dy Hardman Pad
.o MaM09any vbmel re-
tmished, play n luny re-
stored. tuned and reeppuulaa��e0
Asker,qq $6800 Call 905.686.
83511snp)
P1ANo TECHutc" available
1 �un�np repa,rs and pre'
our:hase all
mazes 6 models Also carom
9r,nned pews kr sale. Can
Bars it 905-427.7631
PIANO MTIDDE square
!rcede" conation
"as made 'n 1875. $2'000 or
5!s• offer. 74MOVne (705)
---256,
I'IAN9/6R
'CKs Sal,
on all all
- Rnurq
"al ponos Ory key Dilrds.
Saadi Acoustic Po,os.
�Hoeerd Mira clocks
�'7e $600ons of usedpi
R" to Oui.atopoy% of a6
EP P11
IAN019o5) 411491
RENT To OWN - Ory M-
'.orNhoned appeunc!1. and
sew i i s FMak.ull wornamy Pa0-
1-BOD799,5SM 267-8769 or
SATELLITE W. speci ra
Apo; N Crank $1995
rlaonlny mdlAaq
Few w Moo. 19055-
3661
SWOMM ;whey wooden
studs 3 f 9 llam IN on r
$359 plus a wNry Mme
sim praaypes style '""f
For rei i. fiat 7 Pkksaq
For °lyre ado oI 90541
2093
N91 ;.rte .006w r .
6. near car ay leo. des-
marin $9S. are ask usury
+sn 4p and cape. 3725 Jun
434-2415
STOMM rRARERS for sol
a rax w•d -.g v Inca We
nn se Mm .� melt 94
grown Won a •eh wow-
sneo 4347653'srol
PI$Eic" FURNrTm., Dm-
urg R.- 9!a•nr•n rnree
aero. u,us,wna Furwlure
plus c.5m. also" bo x
)ow own deswa ata xxxii
neon oe ow 1paa ft Let
a min lar •ewe weo mal
AY we NM Ilea hseRrM-
xe
It
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pare 4 . hamwR aaW ID
aryaaie for 25 YEAR$' T4
orteleal woom oft" Its
rows Pon am. ►on ►wry
1
NS8774 mp u
items-
•y.a o
us. 8mm arae naw oiler
, kc -Mb=ar. be f/rwap
+latt0000vd. .1%w 51i
car 31tM Net
s•.2s 9,r29,9B9
AINg
bull. prlb.ewp .dra-
t rmrpwrkC meMWMf IN
4 4arM teraw. yM
cow $,aro. to
1a u,q 736916
Too", ses, teem. 4 is
..mon. arrow CaceNelma.
wbfsal amenabka
.• well con rU"M. mer•
a Swaaw AW 9 Tiles of
O NSho-Sak. ins
ROhl
Tao $4 519.2913171 or
'.' L43►'J97
rw•Q CAP 8 %x. cora
.•-1 wdel Pv windows.
'32�wom 011 W galeCIN . ■
•319.905+3316ro Deal
TM OF rW CNITUPIT IC
prem smut orury •Ix n tet
� p•a pare •ens fJsro
eYSNEAIR4Ea, ke$2
were me"Z
SP04CYA Mb? VW NS
1435. 5,30 to 7 p ■ wea-
ve (Wei
MeeomTwwo FMOil3
$195 uc rare
a $125, up. nconalbo"r
WWI 3125t w. peee4
Baer .ergs $190 1 op. We
W4 rommOboma Caw ins,
Mile .rhos and exi a
low pry° tae fired saw
been SM old a. new 30'
rmm war Oak ad .M.
300 IaaCOledeI I N roar
a old W hep tau 1n -
now "am Nur somm
of Dire tier gad reomm.
tested awkwAn Cis as Ne,
day. Unhwkon'f Appbatc-
0. Sae. Senn. Part 154
meet A. Disler.& 19g5)67L
74r
smartie Ida ON carpe.
l00% Mwn. new Stan R
watt apes on Rad. I Net
carper 3 roar", 3349 Price
mdxda 0". prer"wn pet.
t.prt ertnalalbn, tag dekr-
Nnor (3o prat)
M du
M7teal�wR-su-rrr-eat �valulause�y
Ince rwWrwq «ltrirm. a-
ta= alsomt asiga as-
sm. (m fire b rata con-
sidered!). collective a any
son. rewmu or score ar-
bale *on Special wbrtst m
Momcrdl pomry 11 by to rr
Spm to aK Rome. Raven
MBrooklin
Ontario
eaps* am a
1905I242 (!11155
alTls "TIM aW Cd-
eclaGN conlerMs r4ho6q
CDInPWW whilst. SM Desi-
priCrsl Dwa Henry Kate.
DKNY TOYS, rotary mod-
eLs-ailld, fieses. tress MMB
n Ona War Lookelg to
Doled. 905,VA-2607
WANTED
Leaf T3ckels'
Will pay face value.
Call Bruce
579-4400
ext. 2207
Will= - bar Indole. In good
working condition 905-259-
9996 0(905-985-3193
05. 59-
99%«905985319J Isnpi
SUTED - Owner engird
DT466 or Oro Cummlm. ito
condition. woad we 10 h .
-039
running. Call 905-4342
(SM)
WANTED - Honek CABO On
base pond Wrld4worl, raason-
ably paced Call 905.434-
0342 Isro)
1 L44o 6
FOUNDSony Brand Cellular
E
bark in black ase. m
flaws area in mid March.
Cal 905433-1005
all
Fesl$gpd
WANTED - Ducksem full, or
Roto or rcrb0lwp. 1-2 rr.
ole. 434 -OW (rpt
BQdgle m nee, ,-of awirnnog
lamely tree 10 a good lKid
Very lormp 6 pW1ul Lova
Omer pops (nth tits) Can
ASAP 9p5-9653660 or ties.
sage 905259.3660.
W FILM - family ranted.
chotwlale. Mack and yo•ow
MIF cnampoer sire. dam on
locator CKC registered. Ma-
«ocn�ppeo First shots, its -
MM
removed
f600��6rooldm 906.656-6005
amuvook, t
wANM Buckskm or Paso
F.Ip . 2 yes Call 434-
0342 snp
a I Aulrmbka
q7 CAYMAN, 116000 km 5
speed. $7495 % :nrysk, In
treped ES full wad. 141000
kin 510.500 95 scum, e dr
5 spa. 136.000 km SM; 92
Olds 98 Tourxq. me oene-
Win 123.000 lrn sm. 92
Gearid V"W LE, loaded
le6.1100 km. $7495: '90 Cors,
I n. 199.Oro km
i88
Tempest. 133.000 kin m
s.
AN cers artteraLOre ksW
6 12 morn 12, WO Imo LmAe
ed Premiums me" CA
less CUTLASS SWfAM-A
null «Aaey" Lowered metal -
et green sw,90, tuned
Wagw k0W sm. kOw
SMmnlq wMa C~ MN
rams. bw praik Mies. Mia
Great stupe Rai $poli. 6
co AW q f45g0. breerep-
prand al $7300) Must see
Ths SJ000 n rwtr om
strap towable mow,neva
pa shyw new se0743 o
spotless Net «
Mae I= NYLAONK. 2 5L 4
awwu enpme Blue 4 clow
pn'
A " 1750 (W5)432-74611
Am"
Me $NEVI Darters. m.
roM, ;enxrd One err
Pwryows. JDor !Coe grape
t1g5a �M f4700 Co
"go CNWA 6 CM
r 7 DaKm s war xt-hw
afro rcmmr slarkr war.
mNnwete limed ft20D 9115-
4130-201117
05479,7pe7 ager 4am.
lain low a t CO. lav
gun. ea*4 xnfl err awsaea
6 !neasrri 52'50 f9N C-
MM. ilelwltlimt, Oil. awn
war. $1180 MV60 a saw
vans($E6N19-2351 a
1414rNT7iBe0
191 COM LT A, 3
252 OOOhe' mgnwsy Paswe
it- dew, 11- orakes !raw
Mr Cocoon 6 NbOo $2 500
aN CA use, (994767-
1st OOR SWOON rr
hit 4 eyl 4-4r awomalc
hatchback. aW,, ustsonr
rwwwry ckr FAram
GI6eoeM 324ro o b e. Crt 379,
im P -W ww. 4 lar.
W. xwrmawee 090 -
*9 ux fla A. Clea a. owl,
f". am Cap ngSNa<
169 CA4KIa1 Sa,sm
190001310-
SM
90apkmsaoo0 cr liars, i-
1686 M1MA 6.'16LX Am
pswx _"e,_ porn Amex
4 cad .un exceeds ma-
ma *.Sao cxoa mi
1667 aIRI$LEN S 2 ., l coup .d
"IQ err loaded. 4. a. 67.e
eedw - •shot ams m
ismer ss orN 96i2a
"mass a +ebmdrwO
197 INS" 7Kv. ,ed
each - LSpuNr tit -W
I'm . bw wen. 5151eea. pww
wwwm 4 bans. MC. loam
ttwbrdqwu .owevawa SM al/mom lee
INS1616501D fNatrao•odr
flet fm cmow N
•ORT, 4 .tr based 37 3D0
lee's aswnnqq f1a.JtX: :as
906-509,41 at.
WE FINANCE
EVERYONE
First time buy
ers, bankrupt.
bad credit. no
Credit. You
work? You
drive! Lots of
Choice. Down or
Trade may be
SPECIAL
RNANCE
SW 1:1DEPARTMENT
Tram
1401( air, Auto
S 91 Aeclatm 4mdr
scan. sdx any f1005. 90
Sano Sal5. C t 0Isi Ips
lam, ftsinS4M9Be5gepatea Ise cwm me
Gabe. 1!f NnM St W4@L a
nae.. RaL hit smm
raaf! acs 1iN sNsr.
$7 Boo Le Sebelooking to
sea As is Fat sell. $TOM
obo. 576-7916 sm
GMs mm UK Goren•
mss wad A smplvs. sold
family. cam mem - fres for,
afnta
1000 Ao1MtbMe
CASNFOR CAMI We buy
�
used Idleda. Velkdes mat
be lel flux'" Condition Cal
427-2415 or ante b 479
y St. FactS Aum A IW,
WTO SALE
A 6 A AUTO Cas, truce,
bogs we pay up to $10.000
Cash on are spa Any cord,
'"A
ynr Can w
he'll. 24 Iyurs. 7 at 30
w service 905-6665003 or
906-706.3880
ME -__IM 1
int CISEVY 3'a. SW"d.
cams cow. w0r,40. alarm
link. stop $12.500. ALSO
1990 CM Astro an. Waft
fug power. V6. rurfulmis
urea. f4000 4364MI
HN FORD FIN UMW 5 6
in 5 spm, fay ideft lap
and No liver r eemen.
133.000 kris. us Garay.
$7,500 ask" Am-"
I
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8 ADVE11'newr. tMEONEiCMv EomoK AprN s. am VIM Us On tlEe E k*W'St www.&#iW w".d
ME'Irn'T' mire `�„ Arw6N6 7"0N{ OWN AN61I6NN ® _
"N MED 4u. 305. 4 spar. MIANAGE1M UT • R•gleNeltlaa 1 Re¢eEraaaM
I
and der loaded new fires
E.cellem running common.
So 500 denied Aslunp
1905N3N-9906
Sal - Desch.
V'S
i Oxo ,oil
Pau rL Located
Th°° Coaled " loam°'°'
( IM
IMI F0110 Whedthar oto-
$ sSluld
am welcome ,951879-
ser. air.
ewrAMd eaa ,-%.
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a SH
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ow van. also nes neo con-
owpeh, srnooner
m0,
w MSM o .
IIeNTMon" E
NOS WAI CprtSidn
Armed suds one
paler,ee
M ERMW. border
ase {ver rose. s 11x1. 4
et tits .. loam, AaNA. AF
1, 2 a a dad. Apes.
IIa/IIrOiNled a New
ZVZST D" IIS PAIMS"
'ale
noshed room 121 .n prnale
(2
• :'
mv INII,ft. wwtl 1XM16a,n.
W40 it* or wP
APPHOW". All Will. kIG4ud8d.
VVIM 1 YOU N=D CASM
•
passed
ms1 dulomahc Irdnsm,SS10n.
Nf-house Supt. a Merint.
We hold your personal cheque 'til payday
PIC[ERNC 'llype. ,-bot-
rppm oasemen•Ron
apartment
AIC GII 9snp
,lot -smoker. no pas awn-
On ske Security.
NO CREDIT CHECKSI
r§Wa
70x0 or 905922-3010. „V
IMG DODGE CARAVAN SE
able May1. $400imo hrsV
lost 'dermas 72&7861
IMI DNrdooLFT taawti
nMlal onia: IIOn - ll. 12 n00n -IFN
wM 1
i
separate kitchen. Dad LW
RClererKlS hr51 aro last.
Yams $5595 000 GII T_
sot a Stan Iplm spm
L t
,905)509-7459
FUNDAMENTALS PROGRAM
an -3011 1IFY m Mar,
! VALIANT PR0940r r
AtMeons
"N MED 4u. 305. 4 spar. MIANAGE1M UT • R•gleNeltlaa 1 Re¢eEraaaM
I
AOCTION SALE
Frilay April 7, M 7 p.m.
Ballamrae Community Centre. 1 km east or Hwy.. 48
on Aurora Road. Leah at merebedise. very partial
list. Front line rotohller, portable power hacksaw: pas
FT •w WHF adult 4 a plunces. No weed Inmrner commercial tarp sue 22 h. x 11 h.
E2 Corson - E,
seer, a <QwOpN ;,oro-
and der loaded new fires
E.cellem running common.
So 500 denied Aslunp
1905N3N-9906
OOS-579-1 a2t3
V'S
i Oxo ,oil
Pau rL Located
Th°° Coaled " loam°'°'
( IM
IMI F0110 Whedthar oto-
$ sSluld
am welcome ,951879-
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1
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and
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3129 Leave message
ow van. also nes neo con-
owpeh, srnooner
m0,
Roll
NOS WAI CprtSidn
Armed suds one
paler,ee
M ERMW. border
yard rm Ods. rwr smokers
�.entn
Call (00
ta0t GP 19051421-7655
ISI,
Avauble June 1st $625 nrcy
June
'ale
noshed room 121 .n prnale
(2
572! Woo4m
24.
IM2 COLT IENII VAN Emt
1 tion will certify No
9115.433'2190
home tar rem No smoWnp.
Pets call (905) 666-6653
Love to Swim?
passed
ms1 dulomahc Irdnsm,SS10n.
OWNFA FOR plan bachelorm
a 1m,nl. suns one person.
l and "
PIC[ERNC 'llype. ,-bot-
rppm oasemen•Ron
apartment
AIC GII 9snp
,lot -smoker. no pas awn-
ROUGE VALLEY, ANSA, clean
Interested in learning more
r§Wa
70x0 or 905922-3010. „V
IMG DODGE CARAVAN SE
able May1. $400imo hrsV
lost 'dermas 72&7861
furnished room. n guel. adult
tome. sunaDk Int luny em-
ployed non-smoker Share
about Competitive Swimming?
�.
Wmle gray imenor 3 3 hire,
vb atoo. fuse loaded yeao
NORTH OSNAWA. 2 Oed
room and one bedroom
separate kitchen. Dad LW
RClererKlS hr51 aro last.
The PICKERING SWIM CLUB.
NC. pmlacy glias. white map
ora 4 an rams .SII snow
ISI Dud, clean, lamely build
tarp ilea( hydro and Iwo ap-
,905)509-7459
FUNDAMENTALS PROGRAM
Cres. Wha don $rorty free
ONE OWNER. 170 -km. caro.
p(a„p� LOOM Pay able.
, FarYehet
PICaERMC y4lass 1-Md-
•low, luse,nen, ase ,•leu•,
kit dine dean 57.999 (905)
paMp, and btt40, Wk.
(905) r13__ 1
So- 4." am 1..1 nermai,
and NEW WAVE 2000
- 4357656
�'�W" I'w border 1-
PERFECT owr,grnlodging
business naaele, leguun,
are hosting a swimmer assessment
1M7 GMC SAFAN. 5 sealer.
1"7 len warren
88 h to
'
bedroom basement apart-
mem. amiable April 15M
conduct ousmes, person
Durham Sophrmated room
and information session on
IDG poo ul "Celle" ca41-
la. $14 - Telepnau
MI
$500 pus Ira dates btal for
Sunnpyiee pe" Call Pam
W, home Fireplace. glass
�, �.
April 7,5:30 - 7:00 p.m.
JEEP YJ 1967. A x 4 44rbe.
9051666-7614reliver
pICKMING . I bedroom Dame
aea�
M weeny a daily 1905)
and April 8, 7:30 - 9:00 a.m.
ham top L soh top, tracer
1mrn. goed COW -on $3900
apI Separate entrance No
chAdren no smoking. no
3000
at the Pickering Recreation Complex.
9054�i-t4a7
pas A �qeve Immt-
' wedearum
dry r. $7SO/wa0, .251E nen.
les AvaalMe way /s Dara
• I
date Ca11905!6A6.45s97
IrW 4b4 Ab, •eo• W'-
yylr Powoa+t traesr 7
tIF2129
Meet Coaches Bob, Cathy and
1 Trailers
FICKERNG GO STATION 3
bedroom mar floor 5995 plus
AT 401; W1lo,se RD Large 2
bedrnc- noose share w:2
Tom at poolside.
AOCTION SALE
Frilay April 7, M 7 p.m.
Ballamrae Community Centre. 1 km east or Hwy.. 48
on Aurora Road. Leah at merebedise. very partial
list. Front line rotohller, portable power hacksaw: pas
FT •w WHF adult 4 a plunces. No weed Inmrner commercial tarp sue 22 h. x 11 h.
E2 Corson - E,
seer, a <QwOpN ;,oro-
or . bedroom basement $950
Each yen coon
""k -lip'"
co-op
Call Mary Wilton 420-6032
i Oxo ,oil
Pau rL Located
Th°° Coaled " loam°'°'
Firm Se
siara,e !wU1420- dont
Juw IN
$ sSluld
am welcome ,951879-
9319 q wsw Awry
park rrnr Orono Swmrm,p
and
a4 yam
3129 Leave message
7540 a -mail dmuaawaa"-
recl colo re
for additional information.
6sM0. proal. loo. Erlpy rot
Summer there or move
810900 (905)623-1909
PICIIERMG V.I[.W large 2
krrN studio averment. Wpirk-
m0. 4 appIWY2S. targe Dx4
IMMENT APOJITMENT tea
snare �n clotting S35C per
ar
VILLAGE ARTS
FOR SALE Encbsted 54 lean
yard rm Ods. rwr smokers
�.entn
,!,omit 1„st,ast 905509
1105 Jamas
& �S GUILD
haler pee 3 po-arh Gn
Vann e16 443.7 7
572! Woo4m
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SPRING REGISTRATION A
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,4161757.7773 ext even-
mrd. c"6Its1-
F ROOM 10, ,em a
Wa arta of Aw.
A,
Monday April 10, 200
IC:�_
1M3 V TWIN '100 HONDA
PIC[ERNC 'llype. ,-bot-
rppm oasemen•Ron
apartment
reynual
employed incl
Q.WW
Forest included Prelx rode
smokers only apply
Price Naga Call
6:30 - 8:00 p.m.
Pickering Village
shadow new ruboer. braided
lin IlokSred nms. low kms
2 CorDm CMbm
wry arngm. Pa,"
Fiance. large o and
pets
5
Community Centre, Ajax.
saddles.
vpW. mWt k7 euakru
9057116
dWk S77Lmadn Ro gds.
naHsrwokers Weekdays
Ce.TRAI AWI Newts vera•
Feed able oa,becal. tar•
(corner of Linton 8 Sherwood)
ow -Sao,
(416)757.7773 W 24 even-
h.W.:uund, ""a"er 5
red noww kill Oslo ria.
Pprnni. arpet. A„ 2 um
1 Snowrra0saa
ngshw iltnd $1416)251
wwwW rot to all amrrh,s
Registry tion in the
tw2 FORMULA o,,n SYorx
PICaERMC y4lass 1-Md-
•low, luse,nen, ase ,•leu•,
OM a �M �
•Nw•� Ed 90542/-7X/
following Courses:
So- 4." am 1..1 nermai,
Dealing ane cable. laundry.
ca 41"75-4m
Quilting, Pen a Ink, Knitting,
Mpt 'D°" s 'sane
.,vo Deesp. Naw nAm
" w ya'd '""iO4 J'"" '
=17ill
to $v m "� h^wMed
T Bears, Porcelain Dolls,
��
NM%M M Mn f'tl' wx
Now $2.500 a Dade
1700 Citi
9� 42s ��4
dont use a ,11 tadmn
clean waking mature 'ow-
Stained Glass Patio Stories,
per plan mrd ria ad
RC1
try,rq mac army 5450,
maim Stan workers wit-
1/12 th Scale Dollhouses
ITMI 3210rg2
-h, nt. "N1
UAftmem apanatrv. Met
we vu„ No.
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ggwy Great 1pralron Atwell
Iw„Igoom b"Wdul bey -
Ila ARCTIC Co. 700 EA.
anM'ykc
rand PMwq 110513 13M
Classes start week of May 1
win new cl." stared
eau racesern conN.M.
dry r. $7SO/wa0, .251E nen.
les AvaalMe way /s Dara
• I
For further information
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Please call Diana 427-8692 or
«(414) eI2-M17
FCKERNCAarrRPD/L
uoo<• level. prime location. 73
Sharon 427-9465
MM yIMANA , M" ado.
mmpwteh •ernrideorrr,
xd oa
lemmant. aw. grey Would -Cee
4Jw�r.y Ra S a+a+n son
am WA have able.
Yms $2000 G
CA
yew. NNtwg, tot enew"..
$76 -MM ase to SServe3S0C
h65r1AJK3
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grew Ren or sea DoeaH
. 1 PasorWN . 1 Parson"
b WOOD ase beck ba
• audid 14161 4194-3765
low", Ali $875 y0 hydro
parneiO' - Oaw. ~ belt A0 4, $41M
17.5 -,ORA SORT •-5 Dnp m OsNr. what lea,arNMNYI
art antral brain 3 bills.
wakK ' 3c IV J honor " apaaiaF4nn.s art OW
24 vow zrowp waa on rare "D" 1N %OM ria NEAR OSHAWA CB11r
Mcrr9/r 3 new bNW- Wah--dryer 00 eMr to I.....sa:: .:a -w low L
Hader Sano Mm- fw51 s76 MM awm avarwtrC doorsvde
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ami IW1I. seer. 1M must AJIN ,."Wry apYYPMwA WyleCorOWa. p dud,%. e
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f/a 500 SRi;td �P wer,l�r, -
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trim. GO $40" UMan NAUT1FUL sernma .a"
:'.m Cal rA4M S"wo n 2. 3 L 4 bed,com
WHITBY naps h/ypwppeo Por.
HIGH OSHAWA � win Cavowoft d. 2
APARTMENTSe--.'v 84t; .arge a noes 10 of Tom" 14M
We have it all" 134 Odds. $710 a 8'3.2212-.M6W4n
W500 LWON Hdlg• `perwin
Env scons M wear FISH" and hit
-' ns, st(Ippap. For Main., an Wc< .ase Ont
Hoar hum Ostawa Modes■
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door Clea. 10 401 Pyr
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st. gin as END OSNM.
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warm. area. t 0,0000
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mum
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exit. arvalubee Mry 1s. $575
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sial.. awed
oro to 401 a" ygpprp
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you !nrn' :as Caw IMy-
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t aMa00rI. 2 tlaPnbwR.
32 "
$orad per pot rK-<em.
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tenets y,N. 5,31k 90f -
at ,mance. Canal on R0•
Tb~ $7�
1
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ell
arta. On a1RM Avedao N7-MDROm detached,2- lift
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dada dl hardwood rot. esu
u broadloom, "tale Sam
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or 1a05µ27-
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st. gin as END OSNM.
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om � o"
moiv* CA 430 -WO
IwMlmr, drys. tMFOrd. $650.
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apoor
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tender won eegi area a*bl
MIR MM +thew ale
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Ailwq 5159.000
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175
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exit. arvalubee Mry 1s. $575
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SWK C4arel Park Ogne".
vas. %not . SM bot
L
AJM 3 6EORDOM mum. a-
rant. OW to bus. slgpp0g
ventre and schi baite0k
gaow arched gaage. we*-
cep. timely, room. 2A pc am
m�wdA $169.900
coon. a CIA
lmmediddy FrfNast re-
n 19D5µ26
COFAM*10. able. 3 cep-
ONE aED{OOa syn lord
basemem apt n Quid row-
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padKss. sbMr rle4ry 2
fApTlFri 5 bedroom home.
rowM. Ed In ancien hwrlg
ROOM plus Private A -plea
am. sawed kitchen L Law-
IFTaCIB - ALL aRtaL 3
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pot $140 wzw kow M
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mars yf�RaleWis
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from $60WmmO b1e.
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propLID
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b WOOD ase beck ba
b. Tyou!
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MY L{0{{aOMNT - Ap-
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(905)683.1206.
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tender won eegi area a*bl
1 723.1492 (NID)
1--s s mrwtq and hose
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waa-oa b deck Lam LIR.COInK
Oft., Wee 2 A
MUM CHiAk OWUNA -
DRI and FM on riot floor A
3 bedroom aputmems avail•
2 bedroom,. 2 floors and
Salm den ase 4 DAOr0001
able May a Jute 152 in wet
beamism. lanced n yard L
on second floor tiaM bed-
manWred buedir dose M
allacreaton PWM alt
exit. arvalubee Mry 1s. $575
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nation call Danny Edwards
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416-63}6666
aanble May 1s Fridge.
abW aKalydtd Centrally and
1
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PIE-fIMIM pMtWy aWltd-
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SWK C4arel Park Ogne".
AJAa. lum.12
ised roan lot
lot. beds onto
y, old 4 rdbom raised Dun•
$675 Ah Induslve Call 576-
rant. OW to bus. slgpp0g
ventre and schi baite0k
gaow arched gaage. we*-
cep. timely, room. 2A pc am
M99
lmmediddy FrfNast re-
n 19D5µ26
Well Yept' Must see'
ONE aED{OOa syn lord
basemem apt n Quid row-
i.3�.
5145.000 Cour' a. (905) 436-
0280 No Agents
dvu I -
Fewer
PKIDWAG • FURNISHED
fApTlFri 5 bedroom home.
rowM. Ed In ancien hwrlg
ROOM plus Private A -plea
am. sawed kitchen L Law-
tyro St Montague. PE M-
une 2.4 a rmrooms, lleurppre
room laundry. slow. Pit'
dry dost b transit. yon-
C411rl Mltden, erg, mint
Mie ent4na ND past. Swlgk
Smoker. avallede Immo
t0a IDW4ry rm. amity rm.
OCC19aKy aN xlduuve
aidyr $45wmord 10
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NM GII 421.2770
pro $75 900 1.902 Bu -
Sm
(4532 Isro)
bench vse, and grinder: commercial storage shelf 8 ft.
wide x 30 in. deep: lawnmower. HD Dena table sarr,
small too boxes: 4ty. mMal siding 8 N. a 3 h: loll np
chains, car ramps etc. etc. {eadfitel paneled Wk -Dea-
cons bench: oak hall table: man dining fade IwtleaF a
realty rice new cedar Wankel box. small a ftUe Side-
board: rdmished Chest M dawers• double bed: dress-
ers, chairs: other furniture items. CNR and hurricane
lanterns plus other collectibles. upright vacuum;
wheelchair: household: rnsc. and Nwd1 more, Prevent
D p.m. Sain few every whet, consignments Wan.
See ear web pap for detaits:
darka00aaclarmt.cm
CLARKSON AUCTIM 9154~1
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back chanes, walnut
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AJAX — Ajax's Bob Turcotte is representing
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ing Championship in Glasgow, Scotland this week.
Turcotte. 55, and his Scarboro Curling Club rink
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Olympic foursome, at a competition of Olympic
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April 8.
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is getting to the point where the
FM course o a hick too strong for
me.- sad Nicklaus. who won his
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larly are for the TPC at Su pdria[
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77C at .16 Ziasm. he stopped by
the BellSouth the day before the
opening round to tat out some
new equipment on the practice
We. However. after about an hour.
PGA Tour officials informed Monty
he was in violation of the rales
and had to leave. During an official
Tau event, the course and practice
areas are open only to compering
pnokssionals and die top 10 aker-
naies. Shoo, Fly.... And speaking
of Georgia, the titan out front hap.
pened to drop in at the Golf Club
of Geotsia during BellSouth week
and enmuutered this star-studded
foursome: Sergio Garcia. U.S.
Amateur champion David Gomm
Australian Open champion Amin
Dr6ley and Victor Grda.
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Setgiofather and teachm who is
considering going to the Senior
PGA Tour Q -School.
WEONEOQAT EOMOK T^ 5. 3110
"This is a big
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that 1 can win
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FROM THE EDITORS OF GOLFWEEK (WWW.GOLFWEEK.COM) APRIL .3-9,2000
f nd'i g Mast r
while working mostly at tournament sites. Fights that other people would notice,
Olazabal drives for confidence Iacobs called them. "Wed both be uptight because we wanted it so much," the teacher
BY JEFF RUDE
IEFERENf year, same quandary. Jose Maria Olazibral and the driver, adver-
,;in(s. He has struggled off the tee since at least 1998. Big crooked stick,
tittle confidence. He did win his second Masters on those wide Augusta
rational fairways in 1999, but he sat out the weekend at the next
ihrcc Ii:;dors. Spray jobs all.
"1 couldn't hit a fairway,' Olaribal said of the U.S. Open and British
()rent. "Out of 14 I'd hit maybe three or four fairway's. it was quite
Jepressing."
The year, even considering that one splendid week in Georgia, was
(,ne of his worst. He finished letter than 10th in only one other
nodal tournament. He ended up No. 32 on the PGA European
1",ur Order of Ment, only his third time out of the top nine in
.i (kizen hill seasons. He broke his hand punching a wall
m
frustration after an opening 75 at the U.S. Open. He
blcw a singles lead to Justin Leonard and his
European side last the Ryder Cup.
Mainly he drove it en rrurry. And it
w -sighed on his mind from one millennium `
the next.
ti.
"Thr only way to get positive is to see
.tic ball Fly in the middle of the fairway," -
()lazibal said. The woods and water ate
-sot good. They are not a builder of con- t
txlence.- 't
Most of his [Hisses have been to the
nt,J%r His clubface has tended to open at
impact, leading to a push -fade. But ler
,A isn't out of the question, either.
So. enough being enough, in Jarnnry
()lazibal got on an airplane in his native t "
Spain and flew• to London to see
rc•rx)w•ned 75,ycmold instructor John
Jacobs at nearby Wentworth. The erudile
Englishimain, tutor to Olazibal for nearly
mo decades. made one major change
(,v t',r• tavv days: a stronger grip. „a
Olaza`bal. 34, has long had one ofe
the weakest grips in professional golf.
lacobs had considered recormlerding
the• alteration before but didn't tanker
tx cause timbal has been so accu-
rate hitting frons. Bot now it was time
to turn the left hard toward the
no on the grip. G' !
"He's not as bad a driver as
he thinks he 1t: he's talking - -
hi, way clown,- Jacobs said
to lith England. Yet the other
turd, he had bet confidence.
I is drives it perfect for me alta five near
Lacs, but then goes to the first we and has
pmblenis. k had become so mental."
The gnp change felt 'hontbie" at fns,
Nit Oku:A l sddernly could set tip nght
and ht a natural draw down die right side
A the fairway. That's good," he tdd
laeobs, "because normally 1'd be deep in
the right rough."
Jacobs and Olazibal see each other
al,out three taus a year They have had
their argumentatme rHannents over the years
sat [ sat 1 get the nicest notes from him in Christmas cards.
In January, they worked away from the usual traffic of toumanem, and in calm,
and both came away encouraged.
......71.30
Their only concern was that the stronger grip might cause Olazibal to
h,iok his iron shots and fight going left. For that reason, Jacobs told
AM rMYE Oft 0 ADVOPIM
him not to be afraid using a weak grip with shorter clubs, a practice
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"You have to have the carne grip throughout the set," Jacobs
50. FtlnAci blumgttchi ..:....n16
,aid. "Teachers will tell you that, but champions won't necessari-
surge of abduY rosigbo &pW to
ly do that."
Where Vley're playing
Post -advice, early signs are that Olazibal is driving the ball
POA Tour
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NR7IT Ile: 'I'hc Ata.acr,,
Match Play, for instance, he missed only three fairways.
April r.-7, Augusta ((;a.I
There's no reason I shouldn't be a good driver," said
National Golf Club.
.'
THE BUZZ: Tiger'NX-xis
despite ranking 64th in driving accuracy and 55th in distance.
hx)ks h>r hes second )seen
The changes will take a while to get comfortable with, but
jacket and the course suit.,
they have put me in the right direction. I hope to see
his g:uue, but Phil
improvement throughout the season."
Mickclsnn is hot with two
55• lura Phio ....::::.....n25
victories this seas(in,
'
including; Last week at the
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craag;c. 330-6 prat., high-
I. Karrie Webb .............69.05
lights, 1135-115opill .),
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31. Nancy lupex , . , ,
p rat ).
60. Kdo Abri ............n38
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3. Se Ri Pak .................69.86
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33• Alden Faionhiima ........71.78
Tgpr 94
...........n41
62. Ctirtie Kar
-VY<)0 _
bwo Du 121
5. Mi Hym Kim ............7036
DIY6 w.e 111 161 _
• • • • • • •71.83
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Eme Eis _ _ 26-
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Phi MK .&t 251
64. Teary Hanson
_
lm A-yk_ _ 281
Tom Lehman 2131
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/oie Mara Otitzb l 50.1 _
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I tool W
1 gaealttliw h•ia 1M s tat t'raat
with an artificial hip, but the
Forecaddir rcmin ds ... he's still
the f allot near
Jack Nicklaa.iu, awakened
his cki rrunl p,� F Arw at jug the
right time. Thr Masters ::pon
us. and '%"Liu, , ,.x -inns winner
at Auprta National Gdf flub,
limit .y (.uh a 11ournh April 2 1n
the feel rouund of the Tradition In
Scottsdale. Ariz-
Nicklaus
rizNicklaus shot a Sunder -par 67
and finished at 1 -under -par 2R" for
the 72 holes, playing the last 24
boles at 4 under
The 67 was Nicklaus' best
rand since a final -round 6- at the
1995 U -S, Senior Open at sliriera
Country C Orb :n Pacih. 1'a4,rdrs.
Calit ( hilt How'ar'd TvrWs i.t,
bear Nicklaus f(x law Grin-nrind
sdotr.
`Phis." Nicklaus loll the
Foreoaddir. "is very encouraginyt
Ks bccn a while."
Nicklaus teacher. Jim F%c11
noticed a dderence in ht, pupil
.He played golf today.' said
Flick. -and his body language is
better'
%a-klam alw•aps has born able
10 reenergLw himseK at Atipsta
National, but he said the time is
drawing near when that tight not
be dr ase.
1 ttgoy the go f course, but it
is getting to the point where the
FM course o a hick too strong for
me.- sad Nicklaus. who won his
Inst Masters in 1946 at age 46. -1
dont have the Irttgth I once had,
and Titer keep lengthening the golf
course.
tflsN/a Polish"
Coit M intsomrs;e chose not
to play last week s seQSo"hi
Ck=k becatise he dorsn i parucu-
larly are for the TPC at Su pdria[
But on his wtiy to Augusta from
77C at .16 Ziasm. he stopped by
the BellSouth the day before the
opening round to tat out some
new equipment on the practice
We. However. after about an hour.
PGA Tour officials informed Monty
he was in violation of the rales
and had to leave. During an official
Tau event, the course and practice
areas are open only to compering
pnokssionals and die top 10 aker-
naies. Shoo, Fly.... And speaking
of Georgia, the titan out front hap.
pened to drop in at the Golf Club
of Geotsia during BellSouth week
and enmuutered this star-studded
foursome: Sergio Garcia. U.S.
Amateur champion David Gomm
Australian Open champion Amin
Dr6ley and Victor Grda.
I
Setgiofather and teachm who is
considering going to the Senior
PGA Tour Q -School.
WEONEOQAT EOMOK T^ 5. 3110
"This is a big
' milestone for me.
Y profaed to myself
that 1 can win
out here. "
- POA True Io .. Orr
Fseldws, tower -ow at Ism
sMsuNY CWMC
FROM THE EDITORS OF GOLFWEEK (WWW.GOLFWEEK.COM) APRIL .3-9,2000
f nd'i g Mast r
while working mostly at tournament sites. Fights that other people would notice,
Olazabal drives for confidence Iacobs called them. "Wed both be uptight because we wanted it so much," the teacher
BY JEFF RUDE
IEFERENf year, same quandary. Jose Maria Olazibral and the driver, adver-
,;in(s. He has struggled off the tee since at least 1998. Big crooked stick,
tittle confidence. He did win his second Masters on those wide Augusta
rational fairways in 1999, but he sat out the weekend at the next
ihrcc Ii:;dors. Spray jobs all.
"1 couldn't hit a fairway,' Olaribal said of the U.S. Open and British
()rent. "Out of 14 I'd hit maybe three or four fairway's. it was quite
Jepressing."
The year, even considering that one splendid week in Georgia, was
(,ne of his worst. He finished letter than 10th in only one other
nodal tournament. He ended up No. 32 on the PGA European
1",ur Order of Ment, only his third time out of the top nine in
.i (kizen hill seasons. He broke his hand punching a wall
m
frustration after an opening 75 at the U.S. Open. He
blcw a singles lead to Justin Leonard and his
European side last the Ryder Cup.
Mainly he drove it en rrurry. And it
w -sighed on his mind from one millennium `
the next.
ti.
"Thr only way to get positive is to see
.tic ball Fly in the middle of the fairway," -
()lazibal said. The woods and water ate
-sot good. They are not a builder of con- t
txlence.- 't
Most of his [Hisses have been to the
nt,J%r His clubface has tended to open at
impact, leading to a push -fade. But ler
,A isn't out of the question, either.
So. enough being enough, in Jarnnry
()lazibal got on an airplane in his native t "
Spain and flew• to London to see
rc•rx)w•ned 75,ycmold instructor John
Jacobs at nearby Wentworth. The erudile
Englishimain, tutor to Olazibal for nearly
mo decades. made one major change
(,v t',r• tavv days: a stronger grip. „a
Olaza`bal. 34, has long had one ofe
the weakest grips in professional golf.
lacobs had considered recormlerding
the• alteration before but didn't tanker
tx cause timbal has been so accu-
rate hitting frons. Bot now it was time
to turn the left hard toward the
no on the grip. G' !
"He's not as bad a driver as
he thinks he 1t: he's talking - -
hi, way clown,- Jacobs said
to lith England. Yet the other
turd, he had bet confidence.
I is drives it perfect for me alta five near
Lacs, but then goes to the first we and has
pmblenis. k had become so mental."
The gnp change felt 'hontbie" at fns,
Nit Oku:A l sddernly could set tip nght
and ht a natural draw down die right side
A the fairway. That's good," he tdd
laeobs, "because normally 1'd be deep in
the right rough."
Jacobs and Olazibal see each other
al,out three taus a year They have had
their argumentatme rHannents over the years
sat [ sat 1 get the nicest notes from him in Christmas cards.
In January, they worked away from the usual traffic of toumanem, and in calm,
and both came away encouraged.
......71.30
Their only concern was that the stronger grip might cause Olazibal to
h,iok his iron shots and fight going left. For that reason, Jacobs told
20. Grace Park .............71.31
him not to be afraid using a weak grip with shorter clubs, a practice
49. Heim Dobson ...:.......714
of Amold Palmer, among others.
pk)rr's rating is a rartrrericd area-
"You have to have the carne grip throughout the set," Jacobs
50. FtlnAci blumgttchi ..:....n16
,aid. "Teachers will tell you that, but champions won't necessari-
surge of abduY rosigbo &pW to
ly do that."
.......71.56
Post -advice, early signs are that Olazibal is driving the ball
,iraighter. In the first round of the WGC-Andersen Consulting
23• Pat Hurst ..............11.60
Match Play, for instance, he missed only three fairways.
52. Jan Stephensim ..........n18
There's no reason I shouldn't be a good driver," said
24.Leu Lindley ............71.64
Olazibal, the superb scrambler who won the 99 Masters
53. Michiko Hairod ..........n22
despite ranking 64th in driving accuracy and 55th in distance.
plawn' mtbw indicafrs The
The changes will take a while to get comfortable with, but
54. Sherri Turner ... , .......725
they have put me in the right direction. I hope to see
vpecw eofgroin per
improvement throughout the season."
Jacobs expects t.
"I ant see into the future, but I think his best golf is
55• lura Phio ....::::.....n25
ahead of him," the coach said. "He's a champion. He's
his
j
another one who an will way to win. Without a shad-
ow of a doubt, technique is secondary to heart. Jack
Nicklaus is a perfect example. There are a lot of people
fA
with better golf swings, but look at Jack's record. On the
.,
72nd hole, s trying to win, not trying not to lose."
aY
Confidence eertamly is vital to Olazkal. He seems to
".
respond to pep talks. Seve Ballesteras went out of his
I. Karrie Webb .............69.05
way to all the slumping Olazibal the -bust player in the
n.72
world" before the 1993 Ryder Cup, and OlazAbal
' ` #
responded by winning two team matches. Babcsteros
31. Nancy lupex , . , ,
sect hart a now d encouragement before the final round
60. Kdo Abri ............n38
of the 1994 Masters, and O"bal won. Last year, Gary
3. Se Ri Pak .................69.86
Plain gave him an inspirational talk two nights before
the Masters started, and feeling more relaxed and confi-
dent, the son of a gieerskerper wort again
33• Alden Faionhiima ........71.78
OLukal arrived last year at Augu su having won 17
...........n41
62. Ctirtie Kar
tithes on the PGA European Toter and four times in
5. Mi Hym Kim ............7036
Artuencat. But he tied for 52nd and maned the cut the two
• • • • • • •71.83
previous week, and his confidence was low. He was
three years removed from thinking he miglu not ewe
.play,
or eventwalk. again because of nagging injures to
64. Teary Hanson
his k -et.
7. Laura Davies ... _......'..70.44
The Maya sermon helped Bit nodurig lifted his spc_
......n.85
as moire than a smcond-round 66 en route to an 15•0nder-
par 240, two strokes better than Davis Love III and three
37. Vandy noohn ..........71.87
.ilicad of Greg Norman. He won printardy because of son
66. Duro DoEmaan
,, ,uracy and a remarkable short game. He got up and
9. Meg Mallon ............ .70.47
.i(.wtn 21 tunes in 28 tries, a 75 pemertt success rate. He
had no three putts far the week.
This year, Ohazkal knows Tiger Woods is favored to
39. Gori Nisamdt ..........n.89
win. But he also knows how confidence and moms tuat
67. Hee-10bo liar :..........n50
an ,witch. There's driving, then there's drive.
11. Rosie )ones ............70.80
If I'm playing my hest, I'm gang to make things hard
'n Tiger,' Olazkal said "1 think most top players in the
w(xld think that. otherwise thd7e ., no reason to tee Off."
7be Perfontrance Index its a world-
19. Rachel Hediai►gatt
......71.30
48. Yuri Fudoh .............72.10
wide Ruing 9fpm g*n• Facb
20. Grace Park .............71.31
49. Heim Dobson ...:.......714
pk)rr's rating is a rartrrericd area-
21. Keli KTreMie ......:....71.51
50. FtlnAci blumgttchi ..:....n16
surge of abduY rosigbo &pW to
22.1 Nminam
.......71.56
51. Jit McGill ...... .......72.16
[bat golfer'sgpticdone-round
23• Pat Hurst ..............11.60
52. Jan Stephensim ..........n18
score. 7be d*rlence betnrrrn atw
24.Leu Lindley ............71.64
53. Michiko Hairod ..........n22
plawn' mtbw indicafrs The
25. Grit► Koch .............71.64
54. Sherri Turner ... , .......725
vpecw eofgroin per
26. Wier Ku ............71.69
55• lura Phio ....::::.....n25
round btdmren [base pkDm
27. Nancy Scamon ..........71.68
56. Kim Sacci ..... ...n26
29 Hirci Kdxyarhh ........71.69
57. Barb Mucha ............72.21
Name .................neft
29. Alison Wars ..........71.71
".....
58• Helen Alfiedstoa ....732
I. Karrie Webb .............69.05
....
30• wme ...........
n.72
59. Cindy MODAdf ..........n33
2. Juni lakstax ..............69.74
31. Nancy lupex , . , ,
........71.75
60. Kdo Abri ............n38
3. Se Ri Pak .................69.86
37- Becky Mason ..........71.77
arta 6h. Aki Taka
4. Arnim STlrensnm .........70.01
33• Alden Faionhiima ........71.78
...........n41
62. Ctirtie Kar
5. Mi Hym Kim ............7036
34. BeW 1b6 • • • • • •
• • • • • • •71.83
.............742
63• p,K feather ............n44
6. Dot ie Pepper ............70.44
35. Tammie Green ..........71,63
64. Teary Hanson
7. Laura Davies ... _......'..70.44
36• andofn Sosmstam
......n.85
...........7244
65. Mardi Was ............n45
8. Win Sleiohalra .........70.45
37. Vandy noohn ..........71.87
66. Duro DoEmaan
9. Meg Mallon ............ .70.47
A Kelly 1labbits ...........71.88
...... _ ...n48
10. Louie Kane .............70.53
39. Gori Nisamdt ..........n.89
67. Hee-10bo liar :..........n50
11. Rosie )ones ............70.80
40. Trish johmon ...........71.91
66. Eva h)bado. ............n51
12. Maria Mjor16 ............71.04
41. Chdtpohasoo ...........71.93
69. Htmg Yu1hcn .........n51
13..Wice Moodie ..........7im
42. Jane Geddes ............71.94
70, lila Kh68errs ............nu
14. Wee Oda ............71.12
43. Catdom M6daer ........71.97
71. Midori Yoneyama ........72.53
15. Jenny I d ............71.19
44. Daam Andrus .........71.96
7 Klisdl Parka Grapy .....n53
16. Bede David ............ '71.19
45. Lud ingo .............701
73. Daum Coe Janes .........757
17. Michele Redman .........71.20
46. Pead Sim . . ............705
74. Q*Flom ............n63
18. Tim Bam . , ..........71.24
47. Cindy ft QrriQ ..
.....n07
75. Pat Biadley
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