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Serial sex
offender
sought in
Pickering
y
Woman
awakened by
intruder in home
BY STEPHEN SHAW
Stag Writer
Police fear an unidentified
sexual offender suspected in a
series of indecent exposures is
growing more dangerous after
a woman was awakened inside
her Pickering home.
The latest incident occurred
Sunday morning when a 28 -
year -old Chapman Court resi-
dent was startled by an intrud-
er at 5:40 am. The terrified
woman screamed and the man
tied the home. Durham Re-
gional Police said.
Sergeant Jim Grimley, de-
partment spokesman, said the
suspect is believed responsible
for as many as five other inci-
dents over the past several
months. He said detectives art
concerned about an apparent
escalation' in the man's be-
haviour, given the recent
break -and -enter.
The attacks date back to
Oct. 27, 1999 when a female
Pickering Transit driver was
sexually assaulted by a passen-
ger who exposed himself and
rubbed against her, before flee-
ing the hus, Sgt. Grimley said.
On Jan. 11. a woman an-
swered a knock at the rear
patio door of her W'ildwood
Crescent home when she was
ccmfrrnrted by a roan exposing
himself and masturbating.
On Jan. 25, a man entered a
Kingston and Brock roads cof-
fee shop and performed a lewd
act in front of a female clerk
who was working alone at the
time.
A newspaper carrier told
police March 7 she was victim-
ized twice by a man who ex-
posed himself and masturbated
while she was sitting in her
parked car.
The next day, employees of
a Kingston Road hair salon
went to answer a knock at the
store's back door and were met
by a man performing an inde-
cent act.
In each case, the attacker
struck during the early morn-
ing hours, between 4 a.m. and
7:30 a.m., police said.
Attempts to apprehend this
suspect have proven fruitless
and we are concerned there
now appears to he escalation in
the suspect's activity:' Sgt.
Grimley said.
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Tori Lacey (seated) has the support of family members (from
left) Shawn, Meaghan, Samantha and Tracy. Now; they are
looking further to find a cure for spinal muscular atropht.
BY SUSAN O'NEILL
Staff Wnter
PICKERING — Being told
your child has a crippling dis-
ease is undoubtedly devastating
news for any parent.
But, rather than feeling sorry
for themselves, Tracy and
Shawn Lacey of Pickering are
fighting to save the life of their
two-year-old daughter Tori.
The bright-eyed 27 -month-
old toddler, who manoeuvres
around the family's Rosebank
Road home in her tiny motor-
ized wheelchair, was diagnosed
with spinal muscular atrophy
(SMA) on her first birthday.
She cannot walk or crawl
and she'll never be able to get
down on the floor and play with
other children. Not unless doc-
tors find a cure or control for
SMA, a neuromuscular disor-
der that destroys the body's
motor neurons — the nerves
that control muscles — in chil-
dren's spinal cords.
The rare disease, which
leaves its victims in a constant
state of weakness, affects ap-
proximately 19,000 children
across North America and is the
number -one inherited cause of
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mains in public ownership as a
means of protecting an environ-
mentally sensitive wildlife cor-
ridor in west Pickering.
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•piously supported a motion to
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Corporation (ORC) meet with
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protections.'
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"1 am completely elated at
hood Study)...to see if there are
what 1 just heard from council.
jdditional lands that warrant
That is exactly what we were
protection;' said Ward 3 local
looking for;' said Dan Cassel -
Councillor David Pickles. He
man, a biologist and project co -
introduced the motion prior to
ordinator with the Pickering-
:ouncil's consideration of the
basal Rouge River Restoration
Rouge Park study which sets
Committee (RRRC). "Our
the development guidelines for
major concern was what was
.t 160 -hectare parcel of lard,
going to happen to the ORC
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approximately 90 hectares of
properties... You have just
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at a February council meeting
Valley System, told council,
Raul Birkbeck Rets a traction from throe- Mr. Birkbeck decided to tickle Derck to the
'when more than 100 arca rest-
"Thc marriage of (Coup. Pick -
year -old son, Derek during one of the manv beat of percussionist Muhtadi at the event.
dents wed council to protect
those lards. And, the City's ac-
les's m(xion) and the
study ... m-ans (development) is
multicultural -themed performances at the Thousands turned out to take in a taste of the
tion Monday was met with ap-
going to be controlled growth,
fourth annual Ajax Multicultural Festival world at the festival. For more photos of the
plause by residents and cnvi-
logical growth, smart
held at Pickering High School last Saturday. event, turn to page A3.
roamentalists here.
growth ... In terms of urban plan -
Pickering
hopes to cash on traffic tickets
Hein ping this is a very good study"
"e °`�� `er motion
scud a signal to the ORC that
(the Province) cannot steal
BY SUSAN OWEILL pea more money in the haods of aicipalities.
those lands from
Pickering... Council is sending a
SwQ'Wruer taxpayers. However. Pickering politi-
very strong message
PICKERING — Durham -There was some concern cians voted Monday to room-
tonight... Thank you for doing
Region should assume res"- the Region was getting more mend the Region still receive
the right thing and standing up
sibility for handling traffic tick- than its fair share" Ward 3 local that 36 per cent to cover costs
to the ORC and doing what is
cts and other provincial of- Councillor David Pickles said and that the remainder then be
right"
fences when Queen's Park in an interview Tuesday. divided based on an 80-20 split
"We took our time and we
hands over the administration Eight of the nine area trea- between lower -tier municipali-
did it right. The report was very
of the Provincial Offences Act suras had endorsed a revenue- ties and the Region.
strong as it was; the motion
(POA). Pickering council has sharing scheme that would see Coun. Pickles said he's
makes the commitment to envi-
decided. the Region receive 36 per cent hopeful "that sort of compro-
ronmental protection that much
But, councillors aren't in of the POA revenues off the top mise will bring Oshawa on
stronger;' Coun. Pickles said in
favour of a revenue split recom- to cover operating costs. The board ... I hope it's something
`'+'.
an interview.
mended by area treasurers and remainder would then be split the municipalities can reach a
He feels the next step for the
are hoping to cons ince with 50 per cent of the net POA consensus on"
meeting City is to set up a mting with
Durham's eight mernhLr mu- revenues going to the Region The Province wants the Re-
the ORC.
nicipalities to support a differ- and the other half distributed
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Tori Lacey (seated) has the support of family members (from
left) Shawn, Meaghan, Samantha and Tracy. Now; they are
looking further to find a cure for spinal muscular atropht.
BY SUSAN O'NEILL
Staff Wnter
PICKERING — Being told
your child has a crippling dis-
ease is undoubtedly devastating
news for any parent.
But, rather than feeling sorry
for themselves, Tracy and
Shawn Lacey of Pickering are
fighting to save the life of their
two-year-old daughter Tori.
The bright-eyed 27 -month-
old toddler, who manoeuvres
around the family's Rosebank
Road home in her tiny motor-
ized wheelchair, was diagnosed
with spinal muscular atrophy
(SMA) on her first birthday.
She cannot walk or crawl
and she'll never be able to get
down on the floor and play with
other children. Not unless doc-
tors find a cure or control for
SMA, a neuromuscular disor-
der that destroys the body's
motor neurons — the nerves
that control muscles — in chil-
dren's spinal cords.
The rare disease, which
leaves its victims in a constant
state of weakness, affects ap-
proximately 19,000 children
across North America and is the
number -one inherited cause of
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Family hopes Ajax,
Pickering residents will
become `Ton's Buddies'
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death in children under the age of two.
In its mildest form the disease is al-
ways crippling, and in its most severe.
it is fatal, says Mrs. Lacey, adding al-
though one in 40 people carry the
SMA gene, the disease is relatively un-
heard of.
So, the Lacey family is aiming to
raise awareness and funds to support
the fight against SMA.
"At this point there's no treatment,
no medication, there's nothing:' Mrs.
Lacey says.
But, the gene that causes SMA was
discovered in 1992 and there arc ad-
vances in medical research all the time.
she adds, noting Dr. Alex MacKenzie
at the University of Ottawa, one of the
leading experts in the field of SMA re-
search, anticipates there could be a
medical breakthrough within the next
two years.
"Doctors expect that within the next
18 months they'll have found a com-
pound these kids can take that will he
like insulin to a diabetic:' she says.
noting it's expected that medication
will restore muscle strength to children
with SMA.
"There's actually hope in the very
near future:' Mrs. Lacey says, adding
that's why it's so important to fund re-
search now.
So, the family has launched the first
Canadian chapter of a non-profit orga-
nization named Andrew's Buddies.
Formed in 1991. Andrew's Bud-
dies, which is named after a young boy
in the midwestern United States. is
dedicated to raising funds to support
SMA research. There are currently
eight American chapters of Andrew's
Buddies, each named after a different
child who suffers from SMA. The
local chapter is called Ton's Buddies
and Mrs. Lacey reports the goal of the
organization is to join the fight against
SMA by helping to raise $2.5 million
across North America to fund research
and clinical testing.
Educating people about the disease
is also a major focus of the local chap-
ter.
"Our doctor had never even heard
Of SMA:' says Tracy who became sus-
picious about the progress of her
daughter's development when Ton was
only seven months old.
"Around seven months we started
suspecting something was up:' she
says, explaining while Tori was
smarter than other children her age,
"she wasn't standing or making any ef-
fort to stand"
So, after several trips to the family
doctor, Ton was taken to a neurologist
at Centenary Health Centre where she
was diagnosed.
And, since that time the family has
become accustomed to living with the
disease.
"When she's well everything pretty
touch runs normally:' Mrs. Lacey says.
But, when site's sick, our lives go on
hold."
Mrs. Lacey explains children with
SMA arc susceptible to respiratory in-
fections and pneumonia, which Tori
has contracted three times, because
they don't have the capability to spit
out the mucous that comes along with
a cold.
"The biggest scare for all kids with
SMA is pneumonia:' Mrs. Lacey says,
adding when Ton gets sick, the family
usually spends two to three weeks at
the Hospital for Sick Children in
Toronto.
Police board
wants conciliator
to help strike deal
The Durham Regional Police Ser-
vices Board has requested the
Province appoint a conciliator to
help speed up its contract negotia-
tions with the force's roughly 800
front-line officers and civilian mem-
bers.
Despite bargaining for a new col-
lective agreement since November,
the board and the Durham Regional
Police Association have been unable
to reach a deal.
The association's members —
which includes civilian employees
and officers up to the rank of staff
sergeant — have been working with-
out a contract since July 1, 1999.
The board's negotiating team ad-
vised the association Saturday it in-
tends to apply for the appointment of
a conciliator pursuant to the Police
Services Act.
"This action was taken in order to
move the process of bargaining for-
ward to provide for fair and reason-
able collective agreements in terms
of total compensation and compara-
ble police services:' says a statement
released Monday by the board's bar-
gaining committee chairman Kevin
Ashe.
In an interview, association presi-
dent Terry Ryan said the board's
move was unexpected and added, "I
would have liked to continue bar-
gaining, personally:'
And, even when Tori is well, there
are several daily routines the family
must follow that are essential to Ton's
health. Mrs. Lacey says, noting Tori
has to be placed in a standing brace
twice a day for an hour at a time.
The brace, which helps her respira-
tory system, also allows Tori to stretch
her muscles.
Tori also has to be turned in bed
throughout the night as she sleeps. So,
every 30 to 60 minutes Mr. And Mrs.
Lacey take turns getting up to change
their daughter's sleeping position.
And. twice a week Tori goes swim-
ming as part of a physiotherapy pro-
gram to help slow down the deteriora-
tion of her muscles.
Both Mrs. Lacey and her husband
carry the SMA gene, although their
two other daughters. 10 -year-old
Samantha and seven-year-old
Meaghan. did not inherit the disease.
Yet. Mrs. Lacey says both girls will
likely be carriers.
, fund-raiser for Ton's Buddies is
being held at the Crystal Fountain
Banquet Hall. 60 McDowell Gate.
Markham on Friday. May 26.
Tickets for the dinner. dance and
silent auction, which begins at 6:30
p.m., are $50 and are available by call-
ing 509-7904.
For more information about SMA
visit the Andrew's Buddies Web site at
www.fightsma.com or the Ton's Bud-
dies Weh site at
www.totisbuddtcs.com.
Donations to the local chapter can
be mailed to Ton's Buddies at 530
Rosebank Rd., Pickering, Ontario,
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Durham conference addresses health care
Trends and issues in health on the agenda
A two-day conference
about current trends and is-
sues in health will be held
this week by the Durham
Region health department.
Education, health, so-
cial service professionals,
senior and day-care
providers from across
Durham will hear guest
speakers, including Dr.
Stephen Hotz, clinical psy-
chologist and assistant pro-
fessor at the University of
Ottawa and Dr. Martin
Collis, editor of a federal
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workplace wellness.
Topics at the April 13
and 14 'Get Hip to Health'
Conference 2000 are to in-
clude communicable dis-
eases, heart disease, can -
cer, dental health, parent-
ing and environmental
health.
The conference will be
held at the Holiday Inn at
1011 Bloor St. E. in Os-
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Fire derails thousands
as GO stops
Ridership down on local buses;
train station looked liked a
`ghost town'
GO train commuters
just doesn't have the 300
from Ajax and Pickering
extra buses he estimates
were derailed Monday by a
would have been needed to
spectacular fire at a Scar-
transport all the derailed
borough plant.
commuters to stations
The trains were unable
which connect riders to
to transport thousands of
TTC service such as Scar -
local commuters during
borough Town Centre and
Monday morning rush
the Yorkdale mall.
hour, because a portion of
"Having equipment sit -
the main rail corridor runs
ting around waiting to be
within metres of the U.S.E.
used is not very cost-effec-
Hickson Products Ltd.
tive"
plant in Scarborough,
Mr. Shea says GO offi-
which went up in flames
cials always try their best
late Sunday afternoon.
to get the word out to the
The chemical fire be-
public through the media
tween the Guildwood and
when service is being can -
Rouge Hill train stations
celled.
prompted GO to shut down
He notes these were
rail service between Pick-
"circumstances beyond our
ering and Guildwood
control"
around 5 p.m. Sunday.
Regular train service re -
Early Monday morning,
sumed around 9:30 a.m.
no trains were running out
Meanwhile, local transit
of the GO stations at Ajax
operations were also af-
and Pickering, which
fected
,.used chaos for people
Ajax Transit manager
who usually ride the rails
Elizabeth vandermade ve-
to get to work west of here.
ports ridership decreased
Ajax resident Pat
Monday morning since
Bourke was among them.
most passengers board
"I drove over to Guild-
buses to get to the GO train
wood and picked up my
station at Westney Road.
normal train there"
She says the station looked
GO spokesman Ed Shea
like a "ghost town".
reports 14,000 to 15,000
Ridership also de -
people usually board trains
creased on Pickering Tran -
every weekday morning at
sit, according to operations
the five stations shut early
supervisor Gary Moskalyk.
Monday.
He says when some riders
GO added about 15 bus
who got on City buses
trips on the Hwy. 2 route to
found out the GO trains
pick up some of the regular
weren't running, they
train riders to Toronto.
turned around and went
Mr. Shea points out GO
home.
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Annual Ajax Multicultural "moi
Festival finds common ground
Brother can you spare some time?
Residents invited to Big Brother's meeting
Everyone's welcome to join the Big
Brothers Association of Ajax -Picker-
ing Wednesday. April 19 for its annual
general meeting and awards night.
The event is at the Kinsmen Her-
itage Centre, 120 Roberson lar. in
Ajax, beginning at 7:15 p.m.
This special night will recognize
individuals, businesses and organiza-
tions for their cownbuUoits to Big
ty�
Brothers' programs and services.
Challenge winners from the Bowl
for Kids Sake campaign will be pre-
sented trophies and all participants
will be awarded gifts for making the
event a success.
The Big Brother of the Year will
also be honoured.
Refreshments w:ll Vv .er 1
Reserve a spot by calling M6-21171.
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There was plenty to see and do at the annual Ajax
Multicultural Festival held last weekend. Thou-
sands of residents turned out for the event, which
brought together cultures from around the world.
Top photo, popular children's entertainer George
Blake strikes a questioning pose during a perfor-
mance at the Pickering High School event. At left,
Bryanna McCarthy of Ajax has a close encounter of
the Chinese Dragon kind. By all accounts, the festi-
val was once again successful.
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gion and all eight member mu-
nicipalities to agree unani-
mously on how to operate the
service, but Oshawa officials
aren't in favour of the Region
running the program and want
to administer it themselves.
City solicitor lane Burton
told councillors last month it'
there is no agreement, the
Province could impose the
transter on area municipalities.
which could mean another
party, such as York Region.
would administer the program
for Durham and local munici-
Pickering works
to protect sensitive
Rouge lands
PICK£RLNG (mm page AI
"We have to build some
bridges there. We're already
protecting K4 per cent of the
ORC lands ... It will take a
fairly strong argument (to
protect the remaining Ib per
cent)."
But. Mr. Casselman be-
lieves provincial officials
"will come to the table it
they better understand the
situation...Thev are lands
that need to be conserved.
There's no question about
il."
The RRRC had recom-
mended the City request
that all provincially -owned
lands remain in public own-
ership: that provincially -
owned lands deemed to be
developable be used for
possible land swaps: and
that the Beare Estate prop-
erty. which is aJjacent to
the provincially -significant
Amos Ponds. tie acquired
for conservation purposes.
"I would really like to
see the rest of the motions
addressed to a certain ex-
tent:' Mr. Casselman said.
"We should buy the Beare
Estate property outright...
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palities would lose control over
the process.
Ward 1 Regional Councillor
Maurice Brenner had asked
staff Nizuch 27 to provide more
inlimn:unm ahout the fcasibili-
ty of Pickcrin, and Oshawa
joining force, to administcr the
prograru.
It's estimated revenue from
the program would be about $6
million in Durham and operat-
ing the service would cost
about $2 million annually,
leaving approximately $4 mil-
lion to he divided among
Durham municipalities under
the ;t1_4;(t rescnue split.
Pickering would receive ap-
proximately $364.000 for the
year 2000 under that plan, but
the City would get an estimated
$584.M) under the BO -20 plan.
"Now we have the guarantee
we'll end up with extra
money," Cuun. Brenner said.
Under the 90-20 appniach the
City will be guaranteed to re-
ceive "a fairly hefty chunk" of
money that will have a "direct
impact on taxpayers".
Cuun. Brenner is "opti-
mistic" Oshawa and other area
municipalities will support the
new plan because it will M-nefit
tatxpa�crs across Durham.
WALTAR PASSARFLLAI News Advertiser photo
Hop to it!
Little students at My School on Lakeridge Road took part in a Multiple
Sclerosis Societe 'hop-a-thon'recently to help raise money for the orga-
nization. Here. Aaron Ballantvne (left) and Nicole Csizmadia do their
part for the cause.
Two killed in head-on crash
Road conditions blamed in fatal accident
Saturday's snow storm is being
blamed for a head-on crash which
killed two people just north of the
Pickering -Uxbridge Townline,
Durham Regional Police are blam-
ing treacherous driving conditions for
the accident, which left an Ajax man
with minor injuries.
.The southbound vehicle lost con-
trol on poor road conditions, crossed
the centre lane and was hit by the
northbound vehicle.
It had snowed all day Saturday so it
looks like the roads (were the cause),"
Constable AI Robins said.
At approximately 2 p.m. Saturday,
Frederick Innes, 63, of Markham, was
southbound on a snow-covered Brock
Road when he lost control of his 1993
Chevrolet Lumina and was struck by a
northbound 1999 GMC pickup driven
by Luis Mesquita. 51, of Ajax.
Mr. Innes and passenger, Maureen
Pilkey, 64, also of Markham were
killed.
Another passenger in the Lumina.
Beverly Innes, 63. of Markham, was
taken to the Markham- Stouffvi lie Hos-
pital and later transported to Sunny -
brook Hospital. She is listed in critical
condition.
Mr. Mesquita was also taken to a
local hospital for minor injuries and
later released.
The Durham Regional Police Traf-
fic Management Unit is investigating.
Public school backersguide budget
Speak now or forever hold your peace about how taxes spent
Parents and other ratepayers can
have input on the Durham District
School Board budget for the coming
school year under a tentative meeting
schedule to be finalized Monday
night.
On Monday. May 9 at 7 p.m..
school community council (SCC)
members from across Durham Re-
gion are invited to make deputations
to the board at the Whitby headquar-
ters.
The public is invited to the
Wednesday. May 17 meeting at 7
p.m. at the education centre, but it's
for presentations by board staff and
teachers' representatives only.
Ajax and Pickering ratepayers and
SCCs can make deputations to the
board Tuesday, May 23 at 7 p.m. at
Pine Ridge'Secondary School (2155
Liverpool Rd. N.. Pickering).
Residents and SCC members in
north Durham (Brock. Scugog and
Uxbridge) have their opportunity
Wednesday, May 24 at 7 p.m. at Port
Perry High School (160 Rosa St.).
On Monday. May 29, Oshawa and
Whitby residents can speak up at
Henry Street High School (600 Henry
St.) in Whitby at 7 p.m.
A budget meeting may take place
at the board headquarters-ruesday.
May 30 at 7 p.m.
The budget is to be approved at a
special board meeting set for June 12
at 7 p.m. at the education centre. 400
Taunton Rd. E., east of Brock Street
(Hwy. 12) in Whitby.
Residents who want to make a
deputation can advise the school
board by calling Margaret Clayton in
the business department at 905-666-
6402.
Those who cannot attend a budget
meeting in their district may attend or
make a presentation at another sched-
uled session.
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April 15th, 2000
icUnited Way of
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the financial and other
resources of the organization.
The successful candidate will
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demonsttrates:
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8 management skills
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presentation skills for a
broad range of audiences
❑ Research and analytical
skills
❑ Excellent communications
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EDITORIAL
_
Law must be
carefully crafted
Making parents pay for kids'
crimes could be very difficult
The level of responsibility expected of parents of older
teenagers is the key question in the proposed Parental Re-
sponsibility Act. The hill. which could see parents of chil-
dren up to age IS forced to pay damages up to $0.000 to
victims of their child's crime has been introduced in the
legislature and could become law by June.
Attorney -General Jim Flaherty, who is MPP for Whit-
by -Ajax, says voters across the province told the Crime
Control Commission during 70 meetings held over two
years that more of the onus for criminal behaviour of
young people I>< placed on their parents. Mr. Flaherty was-
n't attorney -general then, but is using the f findings from the
CCC to help craft the new legislation.
To be clear. there are a number of factors to be used by
judges to determine parental responsibility. These would
include: the age and prior conduct of the child, the physi-
cal or mental capacity of the offender and whether the
minor was under the parent's direct supervision at the time
of the crime.
For example: a 17 -year-old is caught vandalizing a pri-
vate business downtown. Parental responsihility would
only come into play if the youngster was out when he
should have been home under his parent's care (say at 2 or
3 a.m.) or if he had been home drinking before going out,
again a situation where the parent should have been in con-
trol. However. if the youth acts completely on his own, in-
dependent of his parents, responsibility would probably
rest with him.
While there are some positive aspects to the proposed
law. it's easy to see potential potholes and problems with
it.
Children, well -versed in the Young Offenders Act and
who arc having trouble at home with their parents, could
commit an offence to get back at their mother and father by
making mom and dad pay for their illegal actions. It's also
hard to believe parents are supposed to have complete con-
trol of their 16- and 17-vcar-olds who are old enough to
drive, work and live independently if they chose to. Do
parents of most teens really know what their children art
up to at all times" Is it reasonable or fair to expect that they-
will"
heywill"
There's also the problem of ultimate responsibility.
What kind of message is it sending to the young offender
when someone else is forced to pay for his mistakes`
Shouldn't the less be, crime doesn't force others to pay''
The law must he carefully crafted and may require
amendments. It must also he applied judiciously and with
soon circ by .our 3uag'-.
E-mail your eonsments on Mb opinion to
ahairstonldtaham-cwt Submossorm wniM kichima a Rest
and taw metre. as wolf as the communNy of esaidwsce, wolf be
Two cheers
Pickering hockey stars chasing
Stanley Cup are both winners
Many Pickering residents will he glued to the tube the
next couple of months for the Stanley Cup playoffs.
And, we have a couple of hometown heroes to root for
as National Hockey League teams begin their quest for the
sport's most coveted trophy tonight.
Local fans of the Toronto Maple Leafs have added in-
ccntive to cheer on their boys in blue and white as a Pick-
ering native suits up for the playoffs.
Glenn Healy, a Pickering Panthers tier 11 junior hockey
graduate. is likely to be warming the bench a lot watching
his Leafs in their quest for Lord Stanley's bowl. The hack -
up nctminder probably won't star) any games unless out-
standing Leafs goaltender Curtis Joseph is injured, a
prospect no long-suffering Toronto fan wants to contem-
plate.
Even if you're not a Leafs fan, you have to like Mr.
Healy. He's among the most affable and approachable Na-
tional Hockey League players, willing to help out his com-
munity and local charities as much as possible.
Equally likable is Joe Nieuwendyk, also a Pickering
Panthers graduate and captain of the defending Stanley Cup
champion Dallas Stars.
Mr. Nieuwendyk's as good a person off the ice as he is a
player on it. Read outstanding. That's why he won the Conn
Smythe trophy as the most valuable player of last year's
Stanley Cup tournament.
So, let's root, root, root for the hometown boys. We wish
hhem well. While only one NHL team can capture the Stan-
ley Cup, Messrs. Healy and Nieuwendyk are both winners
as far as we're concerned.
E4110ail your cornowts on this opinion to
aboustonedurbans.net Submissions which include a Brat ane
last name, as mall as the community of Itasidanea ww be con-
aidm for publication.
YOU SAID IT
The question was:
How do you think the Toronto Maple Leafs will
do in the Stanley Cup playoffs?
.R
Margo Kennedy Robert Petch Cindy Walker
says. " If they can say's. "I hope says, "They'll go
get past Ottawa, thev win it all, all the way."
they'll go all the but I don't think
way.•' they will...
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
B�'highway
arin
across our countryside. but the
leased.
road can't stop at Hwy. 48.
Drug dealers arc cowards and
to nowhere' here
Marlene Smith,
the threat of the strap would scare
Pickering
the hell out of them.
To the editor:
Let's not lose a generation of
I feel we have no choice but to
Strap
our youth to these salesmen of
go ahead with Hwy. 307 to Hwy.
pushers
death.
115,
1
death
soon
would have thought the com-
selling
plete route would have been aP
Singing
ed before Hwy. 407 was s-
provtart
To the editor
praises
ed. At present, this is the 'highway
Thi% letter is not for the bleed-
local
to nowhere'. It stops at Hwy. 48,
ing hearts. If you want the selling
of choirs
which was congested prcviousiy
of drugs to our youth stopped, let's
and is now a disaster zoite.
bring back corporal punishment.
To the editor:
Trucks exit on Hwy. 48 and
Every day- adult drug pushers
A_% one who has adjudicated
have to travel south for several
ase using our youth to push dope,
hundreds of choir from Winnipeg
miks to get to Hwy. 401 on their
knowing full well dust the young-
to the eat coast, l wish to congrat-
way ut of the city. Far too many
sters will be charged under the
ulatc the Rotary Club and your
of these trucks turn left on to Stec-
Young Offender's Act. if caught.
community for their service in pro-
les Avenue, which is a two-lane
the drug pushers arc off the hook
moting choral music in the GTA.
highway through the Rouge Valley
and our youth face a slap on the
i was privileged to hear a few
P.rk
wrist
church and community groups
*nus c4mawy road waw neva
in our toin,"t aA rot nee ah-
perf nn in the Pickering Rtou y
meant to carry these trucks; they
lowed our courts to bring hack the
Music Festival at Dunbarum-Fair-
arc a danger to residents, can and
strap for any youth caught selling
port United Church and I felt them
cyclists. 1 have travelled on this
the slow-dcath sentence to young
to be as musical and accomplished
road for almost 20 years and have
people. I can assure you that drug
as any heard in cities much larger.
never seen so many accidents and
selling in our schools would drop
There is some fine work going
giant potholes as at present. 1 am
by 75 per cent.
on in your community in this field
also surprised there are no weight
Let's fight fire with fire, incar-
and i hope the musical ensembles,
restrictions on this road. as there
cerate the drug pusher and admin-
the organizers and the volunteers
are many small bridges crossing
inter four strokes of the strap —
responsible have received due
the ravines.
two as they begin serving their
credit from your renders.
1 do not enjoy seeing all of
sentence and two more as a rc-
Congratulations'.
these super highways being hunt
minder one month before being re-
James Nlaben
Tory titans
flop in first federal forav,
Alliance push
with Ontario candidate a non-starter
Premier Mike Harris's whiz -kid
strategists have flopped badly on
their first venture into federal poli-
tics - but then they never were the
geniuses they were cracked up to
be.
For five years since Mr. Harris
won his first election most news
media have found it difficult to
mention his organizer headed by
campaign chairman Tom Long
without eulogizing them as 'bril-
liant' or 'flawless' or 'the brains
behind Harris.'
But the shortcomings of these
advisers have been exposed in a
bigger league where for once they
did not have every possible advan-
tage stacked in their favour - in try-
ing to find a candidate from On-
tario to run for leader of the Cana-
dian Alliance that hopes optimisti-
cally to unite federal right-wingers.
Mr. Long and other back -
roomers, and several of Mr. Har-
ris's ministers but with Mr. Long
clearly the moving force, had
wanted a candidate from Ontario
first so they could control the new
pay.
It became clear they could not
control it when they failed to per-
suade Mr. Harris or any of his min-
isters of stature to run, but they at
least wanted an Ontario candidate
to create interest here in what
looked like becoming just another
western -based party. Mr. Long and
company are fervent right-wingers
who genuinely believe in the need
for a new party.
They reluctantly settled on
Frank Klecs, an Ontario minister
without portfolio so little known
he would be Frank Who'? not only
to voters but even his own caucus.
The Ontario strategists down-
graded the new party for a start be-
cause they implied Ontario had so
little interest it could not find any-
one of substance to run, but they
went on to bigger mistakes.
Mr. KI(es found he could not
t
Eric
Dowd
At Queens Park
raise the money he thought was
needed to mount a respectable
campaign and withdrew, although
competent organizers would have
put out feelers first behind the
scenes to rest whether their candi-
date could raise money. So the On-
tario Tories wound up putting for-
ward a candidate who could not
even afford running shoes.
Mr. Kim also was honest or
naive enough to mention he could
have raised enough money, but one
potential major donor, whom he
would not identify offered him
funds only if he would agree to
throw his support to another candi-
date if he was knocked off in the
early balloting.
Mr. Klees would not name the
other candidate, but it had to be ei-
ther fomrer Reform Party larder
Preston Manning or former Alber-
ta treasurer Stockwell Day, the
only contestants likely to survive
to later ballots.
Politicians are often suspected
of trying to make dubious deals in
private, but Mr. Klees is the first in
Ontario in memory to say publicly
someone offered him money to run
so he could help another candidate.
This has hurt the new federal
party, because it wanted particular-
ly to portray itself as cleaner than
Prime Minister Jean Chretien's
Liberals, who can now quote the
Alliance's supporters in Ontario as
proof that even while drawing its
first breath it already is involved in
murky dealings.
But Mr. Harris's whiz kids,
some of whom have been with him
since before he became leader,
(lave never been as clever as they
were made out. When they helped
him win leadership in 1990 the
patty had only 17 of 130 seats and
it was a prize hardly anyone want-
ed.
The only other contender was
Dianne Cunningham, who had
been an MPP only two year, never
had time to work out new policies i
and knew so little about some is-
sues she had to ask questioners to
hold off while she looked them up.
Mr. Harris won the 1995 elec-
tion on a promise to cut govern-
ment and taxes and it was a pledge
voters were desperate to hear and
receptive to. The New Democrat
government under Premier Bob
Rae also never had die remotest
chance of being re-elected after ac-
cumulating huge deficits and while
the Liberals hurriedly came up .
with a policy of cutting taxes, Mr.
Harris got there fust.
Mr. Harris also sounded strong,
sincere, committed and determi nod
and had no need of any other strat-
egy - he offered voters what they
wanted.
In the 1999 election, Mr. Harris
merely had to point out he had cut
taxes as promised. The economy
was booming generally in North
America and because he
was generous to business, it gave
him several times as much to
spend on advertising as other par-
ties had.
Opponents tried to switch atten-
tion to other issues, but Mr. Harris
again had the policy voters wanted
and they lined up to support him -
with such a weapon he did not
need organizers. j
E -MMI your consawnis on this �
opinion to shtwaton/durham.nst
Submissions which bickida a Row
and last nsum, as waif as this conn-
munNfy of reddMce, WN be can-
aia~ for pubueadon. I
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Parole violator sought by Durham police
Durham Regional Police
criminal record which in-
in Toronto or Durham.
are requesting the public's
eludes convictions for assault
He is described as white, 5 -
help in tracking down a former
causing bodily harm, break
fool -7, 120 pounds, with
Oshawa resident and known
and enter, theft, fraud and ob-
brown hair, blue eyes and a'
drug addict wanted for violat-
structing police.
scar near his right eye.
ing his parole.
He was paroled from
He has a pierced left ear
Police have described Dale
Kingston Penitentiary on
and tattoos of a devil on his
Gordon Hefferton, 27, as a
March 7 but failed to show up
left arm, a bunny on his right
"known alcohol and drug ad-
at the address at which he was
arm and a skull and flame on
dict" and believe "he will con-
ordered to reside, prompting
his chest.
tinue to support his addictions
police to issue an arrest war-
Anyone with information in
through criminal acts:' states a
rant.
connection with the case is
news release the department
He has previously lived in
asked to call police at 579 -
issued Friday.
Oshawa and police believe he
1520. ext. 5357, or Crime
Mr. Hefferton has a lengthy
is likely hiding nut somewhere
Stoppers at 436 -TIPS.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12
meets the second Thursday of
SINGLE PARENT SUP-
J81LI,BOARD
— - _
every month at 8 p.m. at the
PORT: The Ajax -Pickering
APRIL 12, 2000
Pickering Village United
chapter of the One Parent Fam-
_ -_
Church. 300 Church St. N..
ily Association invites you to
Ajax. It's for women new to the
our weekly meeting held at
species. Admission $2. 728-
area. Activities include cards,
8p.m. every Wendesday at the
5336. (Anne).
crafts, ladies night out and
Annandale Golf and Curling
movie night. 837-2897 (Tanya),
Club, corner of Church and
TOASTMASTERS: The
686-1291 (Brenda).
Bayly Sts. Ajax. for both custo-
Ajax -Pickering 'toastmasters
dial and non-custodial parents
Club meets at the Oshawa Se-
HEPATITIS C: Durham He -
whether your children are 2 or
nior Citizens' Centre, 43 John
patitis C Support Group meet -
42, all are welcome. 837-9670.
St.. Oshawa. Meet and greet at
ing from 7'00 to 9.00 p in at St
ALZHEIMER SUPPORT:
Alzheimer Durham hosts their
next Ajax Support Group Meet-
ing at 7:30 p.m. at 487 Westney
Rd. S.. Units 19 and 20 (at
Clements Road). All caregivers
are welcome. Megan (576-
2567).
ORCHID CLUB: The
Durham Region Orchid Club
hosts a meeting from 7 to 9
p.m. at Central Collegiate. 155
Gibb St.. Oshawa. Guest speak-
er Allan Bickle will discuss the
propagation of most orchid
Rooting
for
spring in
Pickering
PICKF.RLNG
— Ajax and
Pickering resi-
dents are invited
to celebrate the
arrival of spring
at a Joint mect-
ing of the Pick-
ering Township
Historical Soci-
ety and the Pick-
ering Horticul-
tural Society
Tuesday, April
1.
Dennis Pol-
lock. head
groundskeeper
at Black Crock
Pioneer Villagc.
will be the guest
speaker at the
7:30 p.m. meet-
ing in the
O'Bricn Room
of the Pickering
Recreation
Complex, 1867
Valley Farm Rd.
Admission is
free and every-
one is welcome.
Light refresh-
ments will be
available follow-
ing the meeting.
For more in-
formation call
Tom Mohr at
J 839-1221.
Crocus
bulb sales
help a great
cause
It may be
Spring but Hos-
pice Durham is
once again sell-
ing autumn cro-
cus bulbs.
Orders are
being taken now
for the Colchicum
AutuinnaIc
corms. The au-
tumn crocus is the
national emblem
for hospice pa1Ga-
live care.
The bulbs
Come fleshly dug
out of their beds,
ready to be re-
planted in gardens
as sown as possi-
ble. This autumn,
the corms will
bloom. Next
spring, corms will
produce a burst of
leaves which will
die in July, to be
followed by blos-
soms in the fall.
The cycle will
continue.
Corals are
$3.50 each or 5
for $14. To order,
call 435-5242. If
calling long dis-
tance, call 1-888-
790.9414.
7 p.m. Learn public speaking,
leadership, communication
skills. 683-4439 (John John-
stone), 619-0647 (Peter
Dowse).
THURSDAY. APRIL. 13
STAMPS: The Ajax Philatelic
Sociely meets from 6:30 to 9
p.m. in the program room of the
Ajax Public Library, corner of
Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres_
next to the Town hall. 683-6219
(Stephen Clark).
NEWCOMERS: Thu Plcker-
in„- \I.1\ V ' ."' Club
Mark's United Church, 201
Centre Street South, Whitby,
Ontario. Meetings takes place
every second Thursday of the
month. 743-0319 (Jim).
FRIDAY, APRIL 14
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, in-
cluding co-dependency. A
child-care program is available
as required. 428-9431 evenings.
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9:00 am - 1:00 pm
coo swim
1:00 pm -4.00 pm
is
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City of Pickering Public Works Telepho r \umber is 1%51693-4311
LAND USE AND DESIGN STUDY DiFORMATM
SESSION AND PUSWC WORKSHOP
The City of Pickering has initiated a land use and design
study for the Liverpool Rod South Area (see location map).
At the time, dare and location listed below, an Information
Session and Public Workshop will be held to discuss
background information and potential Ind useidesign
options for the ares. If you wish to attend the wotksb*
pkase register with Karen Bragg of the Planning and
Development Department at (905) 4204660 extension 4701.
to ensure that appropriate space and materials are avatlabkz
Watt: Information Session And Public Workshop
Witten: 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Dale: April l&h, 2000
Where: Councrl Chamber
Pickering Civic Complex
One. Tie Esplanade. Pickering
If you have any questions or require additional information.
pkaee call Geoff McKnight. Planner. at (905) 420-4660
exlenshon 2032.
tfant rrvrdrnrs ha,e rgirrvnrrd
- •rngoing problems with g•rait5 control. When
ubs are present on boulevard property u
the hrmteowriers respornsibi/it), to carr
for this arra. We have pmvidrd some
information to assist soma with maintenance
and senor helpful hints for antruat Barden
'* GRUBS, GRUBS, GRUBS ''
Because grubs feed on turf roots,
lkimcowners we often unaware drat they base
grubs meal they suffer significant turf loss or
until secondary pests lar up thew lawn.
What Are Grabs.
Grubs arc the larvae of three species of
trcciles (June Beetle. European Chatter.
Japanese Bectle). They have soft. while. C-
shaped bodies with tan(brown heads and six
prominent spay legs. They can range in size
from 3 mm, when they first batch, 10 up to 4
cm. All grubs have chewing mouth parts.
How Do You Know If You Have A Grub
Problem'
If you Inc in souther Onano you more dun
likely will run into grubs in your lawn. Grubs
feed on the fibrous roots of turf resulting in
dead areas that can easily be lifted from the
soil Secondary damage often occurs when
skunks and other small mammals dig up ,your
gram in patches looking for a tasty treat.
GRUB CONTROL
The threshold for a healthy lawn is
considered to be 5 to 10 grubs per square foot
(0Im'). Chemical control is only possible
during the larval sage. For optimum control a
Fall application (August to early September) of
chemical is suggested. Spring applications are
not as effective as they target only a single
generation, though they can be used to diminish
the population so it can be properly coawtvl
in the Fall.
It is recommended that you water the lawn
thoroughly for 2-3 days before pesticide
application, to bring the grubs to the surface.
After an insecticide application, it is also
essential that the insecticide be waved
thoroughly so as to carry it into the soil.
Chemicals such as Diazion. Dursban, and
Chlorpyrifos can be purchased or can he
applied by local sprayer. Non -chemical controls
in the form of Nematodes are also available.
Relnember your first line of defense in grub
coot" is maintaining a healthy lawn.
ANY QMTKK MEASE CALL OUR OFFICE
9054204630
Make Your Wedding
A,n'Historic Evene
at Pickering Museum Village
Warted 5 km pat of Drock Road
On tiny. 07 It Omettrood
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re&tration/program detail-,
a Learn to Swim Spring or Summer • Leisure Programs
Preschool, Children, Youth, Adult & Older Adults
a Summer Camps including day camp/day care/transportation
a Recreation Complex: Fitness. Health Club, Racquet Specials,
Memberships, Swim Passes, Student Specials
a 'Get Out' Special Drop In Programs for Teens 13-19 yrs.
AR psymalt leladlodb are
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tf PineRidge Arts Council
"Best in Show" awards
winner is currently on
display in Itte Civic
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April 111 Mall 1 Z .a.�
Sablitfty M"
, 2000
:. 11J1�7�0 The City d Pickering and The
PineRidge Arts Council are currently
As as gust Lynn is developing and seeking artists, performers and art
interpreting Iia own creative eYndniSiaSLS of all ages to become a
visodiratioa. inspired o14n by the - part Of this years k1'tfG/t all :/b!
tri natural beauty of her surroundings. Lyn _ loeabetl in the Civic
uses materials at Ing to crew rt the Esplanade Park.
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The rased media paintings ere a fun way - Culture & Recrea00n Division at
for Lynn to explore her working surfaces
while developing unique pieces of an (905)420-4620 to get involved.
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BY LESLEY MCMASTER
Staff Writer
Ah. can you smell that''
Spring is in the air.
Depending upon where you
live, a breath of fresh air might
just mean a whiff of the nasty
this time of year as many of
Durham's farmers begin their
annual practice of fortifying
the soil.
Spreading manure can be a
stinky topic between neigh-
bours, however farmers say
it's an exceptional resource
they try to use with the utmost
sensitivity.
"Neighbours have to be
aware thev've moved into an
agricultural area. There is
noise. There are odours:'
points out Dennis Zekvcld.
who farms just east of Black-
stock.
"But there are things a
farmer can do. There is no
need to spread manure up to a
neighbour's fence:' adds the
chairman of the Ontario Pork
Producer Association's envi-
ronmental committee. "There
is a code of practice:'
Each year approximately
500 manure -related com-
plaints cross the desk of Bob
Stone. a soil management en-
gineer with the Ontario Min-
istry of Agriculture. Ford and
Rural Affairs. Only about 10
to 20 will reach a hearing
under the Normal Farm Prac-
tices Act.
-We try to solve the prob-
lem Ictally, bottom line.- says
Mr. Stone. whose Brighton of-
fice jurisdiction extends from
Toronto to Kingston, includ-
ing Durham Region.
Some complaints deal with
material run-off into nearby
watercourses. but most are re-
lated to odour. he says.
They come from a variety
of sources — city folk who
have moved to the country
with less -titan -realistic expcc-
tations of rural life. a growing
number of residents living on
lots severed from farms and
sometimes even farmers them-
selves.
"There are usually more
complaints when the tempera-
tures rise and the humidity
takes effect." he explains.
Manurc n usually applied
amen't- ZT,wed — a,y a 1 vat
most ready for crops to be put
in.
There arc two forms of ma-
nure — liquid and solid, but
Mr Stone says liquid is usual-
ly the more pungent of the two
because it is stoned longer in
an anaerobic state.
The ministry's general
guideline calls for liquid ma-
nure to be spread no closer
Uerino, Zekveld sues neighbours mining noises and odours that come with the terri-
near a farm need to be aware there are tory.
It's that
time of the
is
y ear a 9 ain
You can tell by the smell manure's going in
than 1.000 feet from a neigh-
bour's property and wrwkcd
into the soil within 24-hour
period.
Solid manure has the same
work-in deadline but can be
applied starting at 600 feet
from a neighbouring fence
line.
Large livestock operations
Many wa
`Repeated'
BY MIRE ROTA
Staff Writer
Parents could he faced with
a $6.000 bill under the
Parental Responsibility Act if
their child steals, destroys or
damages property.
Introduced in the Ontario
Legislature recently by Attor-
ney -General Jim Flaherty. the
law would allow for an action
for damages to be brought in
the Small Claims Court
against a parent of a child
under 18 years of age.
"It's designed to encourage
young people to respect the
law more and for parents to
take more responsibility for
their children:' says the Whit-
by -Ajax MPP.
Mr. Flaherty notes, "One
,somewhat unusual aspect of
the legislation is that it creates
reverse onuses,
Under the current law, par-
ents can be sued if a victim of
are subject to even stricter reg-
ulations under the new nutri-
ent management plan strategy.
which outlines land-based re-
quirements for spreading ma-
nure.
Mr. Stone says some mu-
nicipalities are writing bylaws
around the new strategy to
serve as a warning to new res -
idents that as a result of nor-
mal farm practices, they could
encounter some noise or
odours around their home.
A growing amount of calls
are noticeably coming from
York Region, said Mr. Stone.
who attributes them to the
amount of urbanization cur-
rently taking place in that
area.
Some complaints are also
coming from North Oshawa
and Whitby in the zone just
south of Scugog, where the
city is rapidly extending into
the country, he added.
"1 try to look at it from the
other side of the coin:' says
Earl Phoenix, who operates a
farm on Cragg Road in Green-
bank. "If 1 lived in a house
across from a farm I wouldn't
like it either."
He says that's why he tries
not to spread on weekends, es-
pecially long weekends and
during hot spells. It's just a
couple of things farmers can
do to he neighbourly, but Mr.
Phoenix admits he wishes he
could do more.
After all, farmers have to
make a living, he says, and
using manure instead of chem-
ical fertilizer is "a big cost
savings"
It's also a natural product,
he points out.
"But some liquid manure
can he pretty rank he adds.
"We don't even like it our-
.clvcs"
As a livestock producer.
Courtice farmer Stan Found
says he naturally has manure
on hand and spreading it on
his 450 acres on Prestonvale
Road is a natural home for it.
"What are you going to do
with iC You can't sell it he
says.
If not for manure, he esti-
mates his chemical fertilizer
hill would be from 515.000 to
$20.000 annually.
That's a big chunk consid-
ering rising fuel prices will be
putting an even bigger pinch
on his wallet once the spring
work starts.
He says he can fill a 50 -gal -
Ion tank on one piece of ma-
chinery as much as three times
in one day while cultivating
the land.
"But you use (manure)
wisely," Mr. Found adds. "1
don't spread in areas where 1
have lands near neighbouring
homes "
While Mr. Zekvcld says he
expects to sec more regula-
tions surrounding the issue in
the future, the life-long farmer
who had direct input into de-
veloping the NMI' strategy.
says thecrc's a need lir m we
education and communication
between the farmer and his
neighbour.
*'T here's this false sense of
what rural life is like when
you move out here and that
sometimes leads to disap-
pointment when you're faced
with what it's really like to
live in the country:' he adds.
ntparentsp
to ay for kids' crimes: MPP
demands prompt proposed legislation: Attorney -General Flaherty
JIM FLAHERTY
'It's designed to encourage
young people to respect
the Law more.'
property damage or personal
injury committed by minors
can prove the parents were
negligent in supervising or
controlling their children.
The new Act would let vic-
Pickering Town Council
Monday, April 17, 7:30 p.m. — Pickering
Council, council chamber, Pickering Civic Com-
plex, One The Esplanade.
Ajax Town Council
Monday, April 17, 7 pm — Ajax Council,
council chamber. Ajax Town Hall, 65 Harwood
Ave. S.
Durham Regional Council
Wednesday, April 19, 10 a.m. — Durham
Council (Budget), Council Chambers, Durham
Region Headquarters, 605 Rossland Rd. E., Whit-
by.
Durham School Boards
Monday, April 17, 7 p.m. —Durham District
School Board, Education Centre, 400 Taunton
Rd. E., Whitby.
Tuesday, April 25, 7:30 p.m. — Durham
Catholic District School Board, Catholic Edu-
cation Centre, 650 Rossland Rd. W., Oshawa.
ams use proof of a youth's
guilt — a conviction cenifi-
cate obtained by disposition
under the Young Offender's
Act. The proposed legislation
would require that parents
convince a judge the activity
which caused the damage or
loss of property was not in-
tended or that they were rea-
sonably supervising the child
at the time of the incident, and
attempted to stop the minor
from behaving in the manner
that led to the damage.
Mr. Flaherty says while
conviction certificates can be
obtained now, "there are no
mechanisms that make it easy
to do" because of the privacy
provisions in the Young Of-
fender's Act.
By making it simpler, he
expects a large number of poo -
pie to take advantage of the
proposed law and receive
compensation, which may
come in the form of a lump
sum or in installments. Mr.
Flaherty would like to see the
maximum amount a victim
could recover increase to
S 15,000 or $20,000.
Given an example of a 17
year old who, on the way
home from an evening movie,
picks up a rock and throws it
through a storefront window,
Mr. Flaherty says, '"rhe parent
probably would not be respon-
sible."
But, he says, if the incident
occurred at 4 am., or the
youth had been drinking at
home beforehand, the ques-
tion of adequate parental su-
pervision would be at the fore-
front.
To determine if a parent
should be held responsible,
the Act sets out several factors
which judges may consider,
including the age aid prior
conduct of the child, the phys-
teal or mental capacity of the
offender, and whether the
minor was under the parent's
direct supervision.
The genesis of the pro-
posed law was the Crime Con-
trol Commission, which be-
tween 1996 and 1998 conduct-
ed some 70 Town hall meet-
ings across the Province.
"We heard repeatedly
around Ontario that the law
should emphasize that parents
should have responsibility for
taking care and control of
their children; says Mr. Fla-
herty.
He expects the Act to re-
ceive third reading in the leg-
islature by June and says it
could become the law of the
land by summer. Its path to
becoming a law could be made
smoother if the Liberal oppo-
sition supports the bill, and
"there is some indication that
they may," he says.
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If you want to exchange ideas or dig up diffi-
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be. In fact, it's revolutionizing the way Canada and
the world communicate and conduct business.
Whether it's keeping in touch with family and
friends, learning new skills, or exporting to far-
flung markets, today's information and communi-
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In response to this global revolution, the feder-
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Connecting Canadians' goals are to: Provide all
Canadians, regardless of location, access to the In-
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• Nowa Canada
Larfalne
Roulston
Recyrlers Corner
Spring Fair
celebrates
Planet
Earth
Festive Earth Society is host-
ing its 'Spring Fair 20(X)' Sun-
day, May 7 from 1 I a.m. to 6
p.m. in Toronto's Riverdale Park
East. This second annual Spring
Fair includes a variety of events.
An Eco Stage will feature local
celebrities, music and presenta-
tions. A green marketplace of
organic foods and environmen-
tally -friendly lifestyle product.%
and services will be on site.
Health -conscious ideas, spirit
and expressive arts workshops
and a children's Imagination
Garden with an eco -art play area
are all part of the day's activities.
To appreciate the beauty of
the Don Valley, the morning be-
gins with a Dom River Walk at
10 a.m. On this guided River
Walk from Todmorden Mills
Museum at Pottery Road to
Riverdale Park East, you will
sec the successful results of the
restoration projects undertaken
to date.
Festive Earth Society is a
non-profit catalyst group found-
ed on Earth Day 22. 1998. It
brings tho: arts. science, business
and government together with
the community on environmen-
tal issues through broad-based
special events, seminars and
trade shows. It% mandate is to
develop community traditions,
strengthen the environmental
network and support Don River
restoration. If you wish to regis-
ter as an exhibitor, call 416-469-
2977.
At the annual Frenchman's
Day Festival June 9 to 11, all
vendors will be recycling. Last
year, a 3Rs inforrmation booth,
10 Blue Boxes and a few large
recycling barrels were placed
bc%Kk regular trash barrels for
MnAc to deposit carts and ho i-
des. Also, all cornhusk% and
utha.Xwmws vinic rcuecvcd fur
a backyard co mporster. With the
continued support from the 2525
Royal Canadian Army Cadets,
Pickering Corps, committee
member are excited about in-
tensifying the commitment.
With all visitor doing their part,
n is possible to leave little and
maybe even no garbage behind
at public events. What better
year than 2000 to begin respon-
sible waste marugcmcnt at a:l
community and personal activi-
ties'?
DJJ
At Toronto's Union Station,
Canadian National Railways has
set out Blue Boxes beside most
of the trash cans. The Pickering
Waste ReduLuon Committee has
placed three Blue Boxes in pub-
lic areas. For almost a year now,
those three Blue Boxes have
contained only recyclables,
which are gathered and taken to
a horse on the Pickering Blue
Box collection roue. In many
convenience stores, especially in
northern communities, smaller
Blue Boxes are used to collect
non -winning Nevada tickets.
Several schools have set Blore
Boxes beside containers for re-
cycled pop tans to cdlea tabs.
Until municipalities ensure
recycling boxes we placed in
parks aid at strip malls, newspa-
pers, pop cans and the like will
continue to go to landfill. In the
meantime, if you wish to help
capture more recyclables by
monitoring a Blue Box new
your home, call 4204660, ext.
2064 for details.
Hwy. 407 expansion onnonents
FY
warn of health risks
Demand made for environmental assessments
Pushing Hwy. 407 east will
emment should be putting more
streams and rivers which are fish
mean more pollution- spewing
money and planning into devel-
habitats.
traffic and increased health risks,
oping better transportation poli-
'hey didn't bother to pick up
an air-quality expert warns.
cies, the professor added.
the phone to call us. We want
David Pengelly told highway
Ross Snetsinger, of Trans-
meaningful consultation before
opponents in Markham yester-
portation 2000 - a transportation
the bulldozers hit the ground Sun-
day that provincial air quality
issues lobby group - said more
ning:' said Ward LaFonne, a
Studies on the tollway extension
railways are the answer to pro-
councillor with the Mississaugas
don't tell the whole story and un-
viding better and cheaper trans-
of the New Credit First Nation.
derestimate damages to public
portation. The two are among a
The road could also destroy
health•
growing number of environmen-
ancient village and burial sites,
A professor at the universities
talists and area resident% pressing
cautioned Mr. LaForme. He said
of Toronto and McMaster, Mr.
for a federal environmental as-
his First Nation also has tradi-
Pengelly said provincial air pol-
sessment and public hearing on
tional hunting, fishing and gath-
lution assessments on the 407 ex-
the highway extension.
ering rights on land that will be
tension were based on the traffic
They say the Province failed
used for the road. He said Ottawa
generated by a four -lane road.
to do an adequate assessment of
has known this for months, "yet
Future plans however call for a
the project and then exempted
they didn't bother to pick up the
10 -lane highway to accommo-
the roadway from any legislation
phone to call us:'
date projected growth.
that protects water quality,
Public pressure to scrap the
The studies therefore "mini-
streams and public heaith.
eastern extension is mounting
mind" the effects of the high-
-The Province fast -tracked
because of fears it will ruin farm -
way and traffic on air quality, he
this (project):' Jim Robb of the
land and damage water systems,
explained noting also provincial
Better Transportation Coalition
wildlife and forests. More than
air quality standards used in the
said in an interview. "We believe
2.200 letters were filed with the
studies were outdated.
that through a full federal review
fisheries minister demanding a
He predicted the eastern ex-
(environmental assessment hear-
full environmental hearing.
tension of Hwy. 407 from Hwy.
ing). the outcome will be better
But officials in Durttarn Re -
48 will expose residents of Scar-
for the public and the environ-
gion are hoping the lobbyists will
borough, Markham,
menta'
fail. Regional chairman Roger
Whitchurch-Siouffville and
A decision by Fisheries and
Anderson has already said the
Pickering. "to a significant in-
Oceans Minister Herb Dhaliwal
highway is desperately needed to
crease in the risk of adverse
on a'hearing is imminent.
bolster industry, create jobs and
health effects due to transporta-
Developers of the highway
provide better road access to
lion -generated air pollution:'
need federal approval before
rapidly growing communities.
Instead of building more
they can build the extension be-
-TORSTAR
highways, various levels of gov-
cause it will cross numerous
NEWS SERVICE
Vietnam war
victim at
Amnesty meeting
-nw Girl in the Picture' will be the
guest speaker at the next meeting of
the Group 90 Ajax-Pickcring
Amnesty International chapter.
Kim Phuc's image was immortal-
ized in possibly the most famous pho-
tograph of the Vietnam War, when as
a nine-year-old she was shown run-
ning naked and screaming in pain fol-
lowing a napalm attack on her village.
" Now 35. Ms. Phut lives in Ajax
with her husband Toan But and sons
Thomas and Stephen.
Lau year. her ordeal was recount -
in a book entitled 'The Kim Phuc
yi. Slorv: the Girl in the Picture'.
r tTbc Amnesty International meet-
ing is set for Tuesday. April 25 at 7:15
p.m. at Pickering Village United
Church, 300 Church St. N., Ajax.
Call 668-7171 for more informa-
tion.
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Volunteers at the Ajax and Pickering Health
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Ajax curler
world champ
Turcotte
skips
Canadian
senior
rink to
Victory
BY AL R1Vh.7T
Sports Editor
AJAX — An Ajax curler
and his Canadian senior
men's foursome arc on top
of the world.
Bob Turcotte and his
Canadian teammates went
undefeated en route to the
first-ever World Senior
Men's Curling Champi-
onship which wrapped up in
Glasgow, Scotland Satur-
day.
The Canadians defeated
Jim Bryson's rink of Scot-
land 6-5 in the champi-
onship final, needing a draw
to the four -foot by Turcotte
in the final end to secure the
victory and the title.
The world championship
was the culmination of an
outstanding season for Tur-
cotte and teammates Roy
Weigand. Bob Lichti and
Steve Mc Dermot. They won
the Grey Power Senior
Men's Canadian Champi-
onship in Portage La
Prairie, Manitoba last
month to gain a berth in the
worlds.
"Now we can call our-
selves world champions,"
beams Turcotte, 55. "We're
honoured to be able to say
that.-
To
hat"To get to the final, the
Canadians won the semi-fi-
nals over American Stan
Vinge, who skipped the
U.S. entry at the 1985
World Men's Curling
Championship. Turcotte's
rink prevailed 5-2 to qualify i
for the championship game.
"The U.S. game, 1
thought, was the best game
we played," says Turcotte.
-We played really well, but
they were on us all the
time."
Tbe Turcotte rink had lit-
tle trouble advancing to the
semi-finals after winning its
round-robin games with rel-
ative ease. The Canadians
defeated England 12-2 to
open the championships,
followed by an 11-4 victory
over the Netherlands and a
15-2 blasting of Wales.
Turcotte says he expect-
ed the Scottish and Ameri-
can rinks to be his team's
biggest tests at the worlds,
and all went according to
script when the Canadians
took to the ice in Glasgow.
The competition "was
probably what we expect-
ed," says Turcotte. "Some of
the countries weren't curl-
ing to the level we would
See in Canada. But, the
Scotland and the U.S. teams
were the teams for us to
beat going in."
Turcotte says his Scar-
borough Golf and Curling
Club teammates' willing-
ness to work hard during the
curling season paid off
handsomely at the worlds.
we worked pretty hard
leading up to the world
championships. I think all
dte work we put in paid off
in the long run. Everyone on
the team played well and
made it easy for toe, ex-
plains Twcotte.
Turcotte has excelled at
every level in his many
years on the pebbled ice. He
played at the Brier (Canadi-
an Men's Curling Champi-
onship) in 1979, and com-
peted for the Canadian
Mixed Curling Champi-
onships in 1990, 1992 and
2000, most recently skip-
ping his Ontario rink to
third in the country. He's
captured the Canadian se-
nior men's crown three
times and has played at the
Ontario men's curling
championships on Il occa-
sions.
NE1Me ADVE0111 11, WEDNESM EDMON, April 12,1000 PAGE at P
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Bob Turcotte and his Canadian .senior men's curling team
swept to victory at the World Senior Men's Curling Champi-
onship in Glasgow. Scorland. The Turcorre foursome edged
host Scotland 6-5 in the championship ,Mame.
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Pickering ringette tryouts
for elite teams begin tonight
PICKERING — The Pick-
ering Ringette Association is
holding tryouts for next season's
elite teams at the Pickering
Recreation Complex's O'Brien
ice pad this month.
Each player is required to be
registered to try out and to pay a
$5 tryout fee per hour of ice
time.
Registration fees for provin- • Junior 'AA': Friday. April 14,
cial teams are $275 per player. 7:30 p.m.; Saturday, April 15,
The tryout dates are as fol- 11:30 a.m.; Sunday, April 16,
lows: 1130 a.m.
• Tween 'AA': Wednesday, April • Belle 'A': Wednesday, April 12,
12, 7:30 p.m.; Saturday. April 8:30 p.m.; Saturday. April 15,
15, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday, April 16, 10:30 a.m.; Sunday. April 16,
9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m.
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8:30 p.m.
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Bantam Panthers win tourney for deceased pal
PICKERING — The Pickering
Panthers Johnson Controlc/Music
World minor bantam 'AA' hockey team
had extra motivation to capture the
championship at the recent Barrie tour-
nament.
The Panthers team members sported
Hack arm bands in memory of Cora
Neal Palma, a friend of some of the
players who was killed recently when
she was hit by a car.
Lopsided
wins in
women's
hoops
AJAX — The Reds eas-
ily defeated East Side
Mario's in Ajax Ladies
Basketball League play
Wednesday.
Mario's had many shots
throughout the game, but
was unable to sink the ball
and dropped a 41-24 deci-
sion.
The second half started
out with turnovers from
both teams, but neither was
able to capitalize. The
Reds made use of their
I'Mcouts to hold on to their
lead.
Top scorers were Ke%-
ina Morrison for the Reds
with 16 points and Shan-
non March for Mario's
with six.
Et Tu Caesar's regained
top spot in the league with
a38-17 win over the Bank
of Montreal.
Cindy Miles was Et Tu
Caesar's high scorer with
nine points while Barb
Armstrong had six for the
Bank of Montreal
Players In rhe
live in Ajax and P,, K: r
lu
In the final game, the bantam Pan-
thers eked out a narrow 2-1 victory over
Streetsville. Both goals were scored by
Gord Brettell, with assists going to Evie
Hanna and Matt Pemcrowski. Goal -
tender Michael Fleming, who turned in
a stellar performance, received the nod
as the most valuable player in the final.
The Panthers faced Timmins to the
semi-final :onlcst. earning a I Nin to
ad%ance io the championship nit Bret -
tell, Mike Watkins and Brian Wilkins
notched one goal apiece.
TAe Pickering minor bantams started
the tourney with a 2-1 loss to
Streetsville. Brettell scored the Ione
goal for the Panthers.
But, Pickering rebounded to defeat
Stratford 6-1 in the second game. Bret -
tell continued his scoring prowess with
two goals. Wilkins also notched two
goals. Tyler Van Gijn and Brian Camp,
bell potted single markers.
Pickering finished round-robin play
with a 3-1 win over Burlington. Brettell,
Wilkins and Hanna scored for the Pan-
thers.
Goaltenders Fleming and Luke
Chivers combined for an outstanding
1.2 goals -against average during the
five -game tournament.
Forwards Camph6l. Ihrek Farmer,
Stephen Farmer, Mail Feftes, Van Gijn,
Wilkins and call-up Watkins kept
goalies busy with their outstanding of-
fensive play. Defencemen Matt Gartner,
Hanna, Eric Neubauer and Cale Smith
all contributed strong efforts during the
tourney.
The team is coached by John Flem-
ing, Barry Fettes. Carl Chivers and Ken
Campbell.
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NEXT UP: MCI Classic.
April 13-16, Harbour Town
Golf Links, Hilton Head
Island, S.C.
THE BUZZ: Vijay Singh,
fresh off his victory, at the
Masters, will join Davis
Love III, a four -time MCI
champion.
TV: The Golf Channel /
Fox SporlsNet, Thu. (4-6:30
perm.), Fri. (1:30-4 .m.);
CBS. Sat. -Sun. (3-6 p.m ).
Senior Tour
this week:
NEXT UP: PGA Scniors'
Championship. April 13-16,
PGA National Golf Club
(Champion Course), Palm
Reach Gardens, Fla.
THE BUZZ: This is the last
unx .t .onion major will be
helot at PGA National.
TV: ESPN, Thu. (loom -4
p.nt. i, Fri. (Noon -2 p.m.,
4-6 p.m.); NBC, Sat. (3-6
p.m.), Sun. (Noon -3 p.m.).
I LPGA
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this week:
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NEXT UP: 1.,cogs Drugs
Ch.t'Jcn�t %pril 13-16,
Twelve Bridges Golf Club,
Lincoln. Calif.
THE BUZZ: light of top -10
fill mc% tvrruicrs will play,
but not No. I Karrie Webb.
TV: I lie Golf Channel,
T'liti ( I-3:30 p.m.), Fri.
(4:3(1-7 p mJ, Sat. -Sun.
(4 30-7 p.m.).
Elsewhere
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European Tour: Seve
Baiiesteros Trophy, April 14-
16, Sunningdale (England)
Golf Club (Old Course).
Buy.corn Tour: Shreveport
(La.) Open, April 13-16.
Southern Trace Country Club.
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9. David Duval .... ........6X 4)
ICk En is Els ..............68.67
11. Nick Price .............6X.82
12. Juan Leorna7 ..........68.89
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19. &ilk Eats . .......... X69.48
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21. Phil Mickekrn ......... A9.50
22. Sergio (;awia .......... 19.51
23. Lee west.iooa ..........69.54
24. Fred Funk .............69.54
25. Stott Hoch .. . A9.60
26. Craig Parry ....'.:.......69.60
27. Payne Stewart • .........69.61
78. Jeff Skman .............69.67
29. Joe Onto ..............69.69
30• Jeff Nagger ........:..:69.69
31. Dennis PauLsoa ...... , ...69.71
32. Stuart Appleby ..........69.74
33. Damen Clarke ...........69.77
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Now The tate Payne Stewart (No. 2n
-is kxkrded because of his connectivity
with the other players
Australian
virtually automatic
NO contest. Karne Webb keeps winning
\tiebb is the story of 2000. She has trade head-
hrlc, o'ery week she has played this year, winning
„r !rte official starts. The Nabisco Championship -
the mast recent LPDA event - was her second major vic-
tory in a row.
She has lapped the field in bah official money
(S611,621), compared with second -place Annika
'wnenuam's $256,934) and player -of -the -year points (162
to So renstam's 51), punctuated by a record-breaking 10 -
stroke victory over Dottie Pepper at the Nabisco.
What else•can be said about Webb, who's on a streak
of eight top -2s worldwide? Plenty, including a few
aspects of her personality with which most of us can
relate.
Consider these lirle-known facts: Webb's favorite food
Ls Australian meat pies (she says we'll have to visit
Australia to find out just what they arc} her favorite tek-
t ision show is Seinfeld, though she now satisfies herself
with reruns (no, she doesn't watch The Sopranos. since
she is usually traveling Sunday nights): and she prefers
stutsets to sunrises - mostly because she likes to sleep
late.
Webb doesn't consider herself too 'Americanized,"
ihotugh her friends and family back home might disagree.
When she returns to the United States after an extend-
ed say Down Under. it takes effort to slow her speech
and tone down the heavy Aussie accent that resurfaces
when shc's home. Her favorite fast food a Subway or
Two Belli, and she detests working out on satiorary
bikes or stairmaatrs.
More Webb invu: She's very supermstious, though
her superstitions relate mostly to her routine. If she
takes her viunurts before brushing her teeth and plays
well that day, then that's what she'll do the rest of the
week. Another -WeWism' can be spotted on her golf
apse She plays the first round with Tiling No. 4s,
sing the descending number each day until she's
iown to No Is for Sunday. Lasa week's superstitious
:nerve was related to bud droppings, which auspicious -
.v hit her tag on Thursday. Bad luck to wipe off the
inesa: t was mill there conte Sunday.
Whatever she's dowW- i s wrnrktng.
Slhc's eased the bet, says Lorre Kam
'She's in the zone," Pepper concedes relucuntly.
Webb has a hard time explaining her success. She
,says she doesn't think above what goes on in her mind.
only abort her aligntnent and targets.
One thing she has a hard time grayteng is that, at 25,
she is now a ink mcdd. Mee and Naree Sing
wonghtekxt. the 13 -year-old twirls invited to play in this
War's [Nabisco, left notes all week in her locker The
motes said she was their favorite golfer. The teem asked
Webb to autograph thec hats and wondered if they could
play with her scineday.
Among her peers. she has inspired Sov naam to dou-
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by X bb's performance List yrtr,
Sorenstam was on the averse every
day for four weeks prior to opening
this season. She's working out five or six
times a week. Instead of working three or
four hours on her short game, she's stepped
it up to five or six.
"Karrie Webb is by Far the best out there at
the moment. butt two years ago Annika was, and it
just changes,' Laura Davies theorized before the
Nabisco. "I don't think there is a real rivalry between the
two of them or between Kame and anyone It is just like
people say there is a rivalry between Tiger Woods and
David Duval, but there isn't, because Tiger is by far the
better player Karne is better, and there is no rivalry. She
is the best . and that's it.'
And speaking of Woods, late Saturday afternoon on
the opposite coast, the No. 1 male player in the world
took a moment during The Players Championship to
reflect on what Webb has accomplished.
-1 think is great. because obviously she is young,' said
W(uds, who was going for his fourth victory of 2000,
"Kame obviously is playing great right now. I think that is
a great boast for their tot¢ to have soak -one obviaLsly,
basically, doxruratmg their tour right now."
Woods says Webb is tough, and there are numbers to
back it up- Comparing Webb with wuodss since the start
of dxnr professional carters (104 starts for Webb, 78 for
Woods). Webb has more victories (20 to Woods' 18). and
udronds (17 to seven).Webb's sconng avenge this year is
an eye-opening 69.16 - in position to break her record of
69-43 Set last Year.
Other particulars about Wehb Qualities site most
admires in others are a good scrise of humor, honesty
and trusmviah,ness. The gtalty she is most proud of in
herself: 'rm pretty easygoing,- she says, -but you would-
n't know it unless you knew me.' She says the coofea
dung g Thais happened to her because of golf is being
able to gat back to her paras and family, and also to
be involved with the Christopher Reeve Foundation
Wrbh vowed that if she ever -made it big- she would
do wtutever she could to fund research on the spinal
w* -y that pit K.eavirt F4amcr. lw t,1.', avensoww tMo..W,-
out her careerin a wheelchair. Twice ' ebb picked the
Reeve Foundation as her edam) in the IPGA Skim
Game 0997 and `%) She got to.. Reeve, the actor
who was paralyzed when he was thrown hum a horse,
last year at a dinner during the JAL Big Apple Classic.
"He's in u sWition to tree, to everyori she said.
Before dee scan of Nabisco. Webb was warching for
inspiration. Her hall -striking, she said, was awful. She
cold -topped a drive curing the second day of the pram
and wasn't stme how tongs would go taxi she hit a per-
fect done off the fits tee Thursday morning. Every prob-
lem of the previous two days had varnished. and she
never looked back.
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vin!!Nelii 8-yeuold Snead (19thprsertU
the foreoddiff
pressnt)-dthe
and the late Gene Sattanef(
constructed of four sections of forged
The ILS. Golf Anociation has
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of die paatwo decades. sanzendied
the lcngea they have ever made.
USGA's test for spring-like effect in
at 97 last May.
swdodaff?
CBS in M)l.
using a Ilmrnn pro 3006 driver
First, pct Nirkbm tantalized us at
the ball too far:
D* dBBI
the Mas kers by telling oxte and all that
Lord ftM R4da ff1
phn Defy has said that among the
his walk up 18 on Sundae at Augum
Thr Forecaddie has learned that
four major championships, the Mastets
:National might have been his last. To
Byron :Nelson, 88. a Masters honorary
suits his game best. Now there's no
add to matters, BS artrtourtcrr Ken
starter almost even year since 1981, is
guararntee hell have a future chance to
VeanuL whose three veer contract
weighing whether to return for his ter-
show iL
expires at the end of 2000, said -1'm
emoni l first we shot at Augusta
Daly shot 8473-153 and missed
thinking this will ben lag go 'round
National in 2001.
the cut for the fast time in eight
here."
-k's hard for me to get around,"
appearances at Augusta National. And
But Venuri's partner. Jia Neots,
said Nelson, who has been battling
with his missed cut, his fwe-year
was having none of it.
weakness in his left leg. -I talked with
exemption to the Masters, earned
'Rnere's no retirement story,- Nam
Bootie (Augusta National chairaw
waren tae won the 1995 BrkM Opera,
toll the Forecaddie. "He's riot retiring.'
HoodeJahoaaW and said I've done
expired.
Since 1953, only the Korean War, a
t long enough. I would like to gra out
'I really don't have much to sty,"
tw•o-year slump and hard augery
of III, but so many people wan (Seo.)
Daly said shortly before he loaded up
have kept Ver" away frau the
Sand and I to do i4 When you get
his cuAcimized van (PGA 91 plates)
Masters. Dont fret about neat year in
there, everybody warts you.-
and drove away down MrSitoYr
the 18th tower, CBS insiders tell die
He said the condition of his leg
lane. After he got into the van, a fan
Fo ecaddie they're expecting Ventun
will factor Into his dectson.
stilled into his open window, "Have a
to re -up for another go 'round with
"Right now it's too early to make a
nice life.-
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titanium welded together, and both
informed t"alsway Golf that the
log•
are hailed by their marutfactuters as
new CalRtsay 1'C driver failed the
Six days after the Callaway root&
the lcngea they have ever made.
USGA's test for spring-like effect in
cation, V*y Siolgfa won the Islets
However, according to Kyle
driver faces. In other work, it hits
using a Ilmrnn pro 3006 driver
Earnhnm, public relations manager
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from Japan. The driver appears
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there: she said. -lore iuet WA to week an thio w that help
an with �+ry slvinkvn and t-wtw-
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she bought is -(.)n How Lifc Ls' by Macy Gnv, who w:as
recently nominated for a (:nrnmy Award for best ncw
artist
Just keep listening to that CD, Kamc. and the rhythm
will come. Ass if you re ally neer! it.
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The Hidden Gem...
In Durham Region's
Golf World!
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NEWS ADVERTISER APRIL 12, 2000
Symphony spotlights young musician
Pickering violinist wins Oshawa -Durham Symphony concerto competition
Fifteen-vear-old Jessica Tong has
been named winner of the Oshawa -
Durham Symphony Concerti) Compe-
tition this year. The annual contest ho-
nours the brightest young musical stars
in the region.
Tong performed with the Oshawa -
Durham Symphony Orchestra in its
weekend concert. 'Zoological Fanta-
sy; on Saturday. April 8 at the Salva-
tion Armv Tcm-
ple in Oshawa.
The concert
featured two
favourite chil-
dren's musical
tales. Sergei
Prokofiev's
'Peter and the
Wolf' and
Camille Saint-
Saens's 'Carni-
val of the Ani-
mals.' JESSICA TONG
Judith Ed- Another honour
mondson, of the
Oshawa Little
Theatre, narrated the show, which fea-
tured pianists Marco and Nina Parisot-
to. Directing the orchestra was associ-
ate conductor Sun -Young Lee.
Tong is a student at the Toronto
French School, where she is studying
with Zhang Yuri Zhang in violin and
`Roses for Bab�r'
w ins bouquets
for Lincoln
AJAX — Ajax's country crooner
has done it again.
Lincoln Lanviere is the winner of a
North American Ccwntry Music
Awards International Horizon Award
for Album of the Year fur his cassette
entitled 'Roses for Baby'.
He was honoured at the NACMAI
award, hanyuct at Pigc,,n Furgc. Tcn
nc�acc laxt week
"1 was surpnsecf, says L.ariviele.
-1 didn't think I would win this year."
The NACMAI award is another in
a long list of accolades for the coun-
try-and-western musician who plays
locally with his S!raight Arrow Band.
He's previously won awards for
recordings titled 'I've Never Been to
Newfoundland' and 'From New-
foundland to Tcxas'
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Marina Geringas in piano. She is also a
scholarship student at the Young Artist
Performance Academy of the Royal
Conservatory of Music and a member
of the conservatory's chamber orches-
tra and piano quintet. She was awarded
silver medals for both Bolin and piano
Grade 10 examinations when she was
I I and 12 vean old.
The Oshawa -Durham Symphony
Concerti) Competition is the second
Tong has won this year. She also won
the Kitchener -Waterloo Chamber Or-
chestra Concerto Competition and is
scheduled to perform with that orches-
tra this month.
She has won many awards from the
Toronto Kiwanis Music Festival and
has been awarded the David Ouchter-
long Memorial Scholarship for the
most promising young pianist.
She has twice been a guest artist
with the Cathedral Bluffs Symphony
Orchestra and has performed solo
recitals at the Glenn Gould Theatre.
Roy Thomson Hall and the Ford Cen-
tre for the Performing Arts. She has
performed with a number of interna-
tionally -known musicians. including
Cleveland Orchestra concertmaster
William Preucil and Glen Dicterow,
concertmaster of the New York Phil-
harmonic Orchestra.
The annual Oshawa -Durham Sym-
phony Concerto Competition is de-
signed to spotlight young musicians in
Durham Region. Judges for the com-
petition were ODSO music director
and conductor Marco Parisotto and pi-
anist Alexander Markovich.
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The Pickering "A" Checklist
is just one example of the
way the Power Workers
approach change.
Our neighbours had questions about the Pickering "A" restart,
and the Power Workers believe that people should have the facts
about decisions that affect them. And that's why we developed
the Pickering "A" Checklist. We took the
questions our neighbours were asking,
ppWER WO�
and we found the answers.
We believe that Power Workers -
,, and the companies we work for -
K.` have a responsibility to the public.
We have to provide reliable,
competitively priced services.
Millis ,: We have to respect and protect
the environment.
Based on the answers
on our Pickering "A" Checklist,
the Power Workers think the Pickering "A”
restart is a good idea.
We've always known the Pickering Nuclear Station is safe.
We work there every day and our families live nearby. But we
wanted the answers to our neighbours' questions and concerns
before we made our decision to support re -starting the plant.
We wanted to make sure it made environmental, health and
economic sense - for our members, for the company, for our
community and for Ontario as a whole.
Now, the answers are in, and we have the facts we need to
make our decision.
POWER woeaERs' UNION
We live in Pickering, too.
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restart is a good idea.
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We work there every day and our families live nearby. But we
wanted the answers to our neighbours' questions and concerns
before we made our decision to support re -starting the plant.
We wanted to make sure it made environmental, health and
economic sense - for our members, for the company, for our
community and for Ontario as a whole.
Now, the answers are in, and we have the facts we need to
make our decision.
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We live in Pickering, too.
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Palter Canada Inc.
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995 Brock ROW S.
Pickering, Ont. L1 W 3401
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Leading Commercial Service Company
Its a Fu1VPort-time position for a:
Applicants must be physically fit, mature,
willing to work evenings and weekends,
have a strong command of the English
language and have a good drivers
abstract. Experience is helpful but not
necessary as training is provided
AJAX PICKtR1110 908-839-2314
An Viod)nury0' has arisen br a Man elml; Agent in MB
Alaftlterrng area No seamy inwtwed, lust daily
deliveries to new accounts and existing customers
We provide:
-Full Training -Field Support
-A guaranteed per year income at S30K
You Provide:
-Self-motivation -organization -Customer Service
•Sudable Vehicle - Storage for stock
The successful individual will build a long-lerm
future and determine their own income level.
$$SIGNING BONUS$$
(Some restrictions may apply)
$7.00 - $9.00/hour
50 -100 TEMPS
NEEDED IMMEDIATELY!
• Long and short term
assignments
• Shift work
• Assembly and Labour work
• Must have work boots
• Transportation an asset
Apply in person
Thurs. April 13th
8:30 - 2:00 p.m.
"Suite 230-1099 Kingston Rd.,
Pickering
"Suite 601 Oshawa Centre
Tower, Oshawa
INTERIM
PERSONNEL
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Will General Help Eifel Garrrr Help
UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE
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in the fotlowtaR arena:
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b mathan St., North tit.. Young St.,
Center k., Main tit. N.
BRISTOL PONDS
Bristol ',ands Cr,, Alta Rd
CANNINGTON
Laidlaw tit S, Munn, tit
Adelaide St., Laidlaw St. N.,
McKay St., York St.
Also Adult Carrierfor
walk f+ drire routes needed
Call Debbie 905-852-9741
twww. graurEkwnware.ean
LOCATED IN OSHAWA
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We we willing to train the right iridlvidwls
QUALIFICATMNS:
• Able tw dnve staMrd Iramainaiiwa and valid
dinners lxxsue
• Must be moUvaaed owiluied cad able to work
th mrwurwm supervuxm
• Good ttwarwaicarion skills
• Excelkw customer —we skills
• Ligha muck eapeneace u Preferred
WE OFFER AN EXCELLENT
STARTING SALARY
W M40UT APPLICATOR'S LICENCE.
4 DAY WEEK 152X 00
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IAaereseed ttppraas a"M can 905-4:8.47992
"Was" 5009
awd lease a message
TO ITS BAKERY TEAM
We need someone with at least 2 years
Baking Experience.
Must be available most weekends,
with some early mornings
and some holidays.
,Grocery Experience an asset.
Knowledge of Bake -Olt Products
also an asset.
Please drop your reuuaae off at:
Dominion - Service Dusk
Attn: Kathy Robbie
475 WesbNey Road North, Ajax
2 We're fresh obsessed.
• Ns Wsslunlda or NoOdep
• Paid frsNdrlg & ftilluusn's Compsrmadon
Work pit -thins hours with the
World's NUMBER 1 Homs Cleaning Servile
Alaxilplickering
Location
905-426-6663
�� Maude
Moving Syatesne
Dur ro nur increased grnxr/f, hudt full-time and purr -rime
ryywrruniries are currently available in nur Nnu.vehadd Gnarls
and Nigh Value Pn,rlurtr. for:
DRIVERS - HELPERS - PACKERS
HF,LPF,RS - (o assist drivers with the loading and unloading of
customer glxwls and materials in a safe and professional manner:
Current G Driver's licence with clean current ahstram
PACKERS - to pack and prepare contents of customer location
for moving .
A'7. & D% DRIVERS - to deliver household goods and high
value products: minimum one-year experience, criminal search
and current, clean abstract, Training will he provided as
reyuircd.
We offer competitive compensation and training. Please apply in
writing to: Human Resources, 933 Hloor St. W, Oshawa,
Ontano. L I J 5Y7. Fax. ('x)51434-4655.
We thank all applicants. however. only thow candidates W he
interviewed will be contacted. No phone calls, please.
Fast -paced retail organization is
looking for experienced:
• Store Manager
• Full-time Sales Associates
• Part-time Sales Associate
• Contract Driver
For the Pickering Location. Store
Manager must have management
experience, as well as maturity,
reliability, and retail sales
experience. If you are energetic
and have the ambition and
willingness to succeed, please
forward your resume with
confidence, stating what position
you are applying for to: Doris
Damato.
nD.O.T. SEASONAL LTD.
1061 THE Qt'EF.NSWA}'
D.Q.T T(M)NTO,MT. 'MWZ1P7
TEL: 41&252-2228
FAX: 416-252-22-511
uwrc,l Inr .l uvnmcrtilal pnnnng
k manufacturing plant. Comp
ores with computer-to-platte, full
i. 2 -colour, 4 -colour and 9 -col
-tied presses and complete birdcry.
1d resume to:
Rtxuld C'. Taylor,
President and Gerwral Manager
Maracle Press Limited
1156 King Street East, &,x 606,
Oshawa, Ont.. L1H 7N4
Fax: (905) 4286024
Nxiew: (905) 72.1-31381
CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES
It there are firms or Individuals to whom
you do not wish your reply sent, simply
place your application in an envelope
addressed to the box number in the
advertisement and attach a list of such
names. Place your application and list in
an envelope and address to: Box Replies.
If the advertiser is one of the names on
your list your application will be:
destroyed.
PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are taxed
directly to Oshawa This Week, will not
be forwarded to the file number.
Originals mart be sent dirMly as
indicated by the instructions in the ad.
WAL-MART, AJAX
is currently seeking employment
for the following positions:
-12 F,7 Ovemght Floor Cleaners
01:00 p.m. - 7:30 a.m.)
-7 2 Temporary Truck Unloaders
3:30 p.m. - midnight)
-12 FIT Truck Unloaders
(3:30 p.m. - midnight):
1 F/T Inventory Control Team
Associate - (11:00 a.m. - 7:30 p.m.)
Weekends are required for all above posi-
tions. If you are interested in any of the
above Positions. please bright a resume with
and a copy of this ad to the store
where you will till out an application form.
NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE
WSTOIIER SERVICE /ORDER 0M
Manufacturer of automotive service
equipment is seeking a highly moti-
vated, sales -oriented individual for
Customer Service.
Familiarity with automotive service
equipment will be a definite asset, to-
gether with a strong mechanical apti-
tude.
Will provide information to field sales
reps and customers. Duties will in -
dude order processing and expeciit-
CCoomputer skills are essential.
Fax resume to 905-839.1717.
invadable in residential homes servin
atency and adolescent youth and
teml -independent male adolescents.
Position also available for
Classroom Youth V*wtw,
Post secondary educated and related
chill care experience required for all
positions.
Plssse fax resume to: 905-571-5879
Evans Security requires
immediately full and part-time
Security Officers
for the CTA.
Must be fluent in English,
both written and oral.
Please visit our office between
9:00am-4:00pm, located at
Transit Square
100 Westney Road South, #104
in Ajax to fill out application
or fax resume to 416-321-1142
CLASSIFIED
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quests that advertisers
check their ad upon
publication as News Ad-
veniser will not be re-
sponsible for more than
one Incorrect Insertion
and there shall be no li-
ability for non-:nserlion
of any advertisement
Liability for errors in ads
is limited to the amount
paid for the space OCCW
pying the error. All copy
Is subject to the appro-
val of management of
NewsAevubsa
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LAWN MAINTENANCE
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PART-TIME arrie DRIVERS
Local contract carrier is accepting
applications for part-time drivers.
• New equipment, no layovers.
• Ideal for policemen or firemen.
Fax resume to: (905) 666-1668
or Phone (905) 666-1022
The News Advertiser
Is looking for reliable people to Insert and
deliver papers and flyers door to door
every Wednesday. Friday and
Saturday in the Pickering area
Deliveries must be completed by 6 OOpm.
Must have a vehicle.
For more information
call 905-683-5117
FTHEFIDt)LER & FIREMAN
me & Part Time
• Cooks
ly St. R•., Ajax
THE NEWS ADVERTISER
is looking for Kids to dellver papers
and flyers door to door four times a
week by 6:00 PM. in their
neighborhoods.
call 905-683-5117
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2 YRS EXP - CLEAN ABSTRACT
CAR, SAFETY BOOTS, MAPS A MUST
LIFTING REWIRED
14MO-WE STAFF (West Office)
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RIGHTERS HERBS
Looking for a mature sales person to
work in herbs• gifts and garden shop.
Flexible hours include weekends and
holidays. Plant and garden experience
preferred. Herb and computer known-'
ed an asset, but will train.
Fax resume to: 905 6406641 Attn:
Gthty, or call 905.640-6677 ext. 221
Dell elarp RKIJ OMW Ilalp
Real Estate Office Requires
F•A Receptionist for Weekends.
Real (.,tate and Crn:pufer
rxpe•runee prt%•rred.
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416 715-5129 v 1-871 9p-
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PICKERING
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Woodvww Ave.
PNwgrove, Ave-',
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Oakburn St.
Autumn Cres
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Foxwood Trail
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Ambertea Rd.
Chiron Cres
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Wooasneere Cres.
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Riverview Cres
Valley Gate
Fawrldale Rd.
1345 Anon Rd.
Rougevallery Dr.
Hoover Dr.
Howell Cres.
Waterford Gate
Forestmew Dr.
Post Dr.
Dencolxt Dr.
Charnwood Crt.
Highview Rd.
Eramosae Cres.
Graceland Crt
Alanbury Cres.
Baylawn Dr.
Darwin Dr.
FOR FURTHER
INFORMATIDN
905.693-5117
wanted to busy satin in
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dependable. Plealle .leave re-
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PUT -TWE phork work In
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PAWsitive Pet
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Classes
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Start May
(905)837-8853
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Panels The a appropriate etArt
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Ouarked candidates
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SUPERINTENDENT
COUPLE
for 5 stony bldg
in Oshawa
5 years exp , knowledge
of electrical, mechanical,
plumbing, plastering and
routine mamt
2 Bdrm apt . Salary.
Fax l0 90572&2107
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OsAaws 51e mpgielg Centtre
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Store Managers
Assistant Store Managers
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INSTALLATION CO-ORDINATOR
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installations, manpower, truck
assignments, job costings and quotes.
r;omputer literate. strong communication
skills
Call Mrs. Lyon 905-839-2594
or fax 905-839-5724
Pickering area
MAINTENANCE FOREPERSON
Manufacturing Facility In Ajax
requires an Experienced
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SYSTEMS FURNITURE
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905-8395-839-2594
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9056669444
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only 705-743-86n3
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Cantygoe Aero .orals.
51200 AJ 4345098
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seas 12 6 awn ,dadirq 2
ale ApPrasM 57000 a "
$37 o D o CY (905) 576-
4427
RATUBI turn& sm.orul
couch Clean excellent con -
air pexn colour $900
1905)426-5090
MODE SAM cam leader ant
, loala, I'm¢ pxl— No
sunup len Sr, 965-
665-0222 Isrlpl
NOROKTRACCN ELLIPSE E-7.
one year old. (tun moved no
ft�0001. PPkase 1.13.0' 905-M9
5578
OnIMAT 2001 LXS-3
$=far. less than 25=
use w0 gel breves bans.
amide suspension. an -
speed. adjustable sol, mel
$5500, asking $2750. Alias
SCo01el loft, tits most vary
suits. con $1600. A"
5950 David (90516669775
PENTNM Ip rompaer. 32
MB RM, 32 CO Ran, 2G HO.
sound. 3-1/2 floppy. keyDoao.
m«de. speakers. SVGA Co-
lour monitor, 336 modem
SAW Call Al (905)728.5130
1 H4r DowNaMeal
The Active Recovery Clinic, a busy out-patient rehab facility, is seeking an experienced
individual to manage and to be responsible for all aspects of this vibrant operation.
Attractive compensation and benefit package with excellent opportunity for professional
growth.
(UALIFICATIONS:
• Licensed physiotherapist with a minimum E3V3 skill level preferred
• Three years experience in a management or supervisory role
• Excellent written and oral communication skills
• Demonstrated ability to manage a professional staff
• Must demonstrate a high level of organizational ability
If you possess these skills and qualifications and are interested in a challenging
position, please forward your resume with a brief letter outlining salary expectations, in
confidence, by April 18, 2000 to
Jennifer Townsend
Active Recovery Clinic
111 King Street East
Oshawa, Ontario L1H 189
We thank all applicants for their intirc-st, lh7,rercr old4 candidates selected for ,in
ultrrtrrrui
will he confac ted.
7019 905-433-9670 sro,
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a. Saks. sa Parts 154
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CARPETS Wolf a Caron.
loc.. ,,on nine stain •t
least;ar NIS on had I .wa
Carpo 3 moat', $349 Price
hdlrns a,peit. pleermw r pod.
expert :e1S1a4fan. tan Nei
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Norman 6862314
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1905)242-0890
KMOG MUM ant Col-
lectable contents uldlong
complete esWn Best Flom
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Ok Dnoes pad Henry Kahn.
905.985.8161
WMTEO: USFO MVM- 6
cH 19051985-0059
WANTED
Leat Tickets'
Will pay face value.
Call Bruce
5T9-4400
ext. 2207
Mal - ba
working ion 9910
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9Mc905-*5-3183(sM)
WMI.ED - HOW CROD dirt
bikegood conditiconditicondition. reas0lH
aDM prrad Call 905-434-
R�2 (sop)
1OIIMIEa - Lades night $aro-
edmai. baa acan
cal 666 -aero (la sin)
• 1 Ida a
LOST • GOLD N*6 at Mc-
Lem's Community Cenlre.
Saturday, Match B Lades
gold ring w/grey stone. has
great sentimental value Re-
ward Cal 416285-0796 in
sty aformation
• 1 PetN5upp6W
Ilordba
WANTED - Buckskin faly OrPIPIC
or nice looking I 2 t'1
old
Wd 431-0392 Isepu
JACK RUSSELL more, pup-
pies Nine raased with 3
young Cyddlell male, ,e.
an 7 wags ISI shots.
$375 Please all e6S 78M
W PUPS - lamdv r aud,
ChaoLate Matt and r flow
k4F champion see dam on
mCatinn CKC registered. Mn
Crochapoed Fosl Shots. de-
wwrmed. 0uZ remove0
(000 Brucklin 905.655-8005
ET.fiffTA«bLu
WMTW - Buckl pr Pn,n
filly 1 - 2 years Call 43:
0392 sip
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nrX: cos ... S speed puaer
r.tm.f alomis Ar. Wet
taet-Over (770 8+ mprtlln -u
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Mal TOYOTA CAAMr .E
baby ,urkC '.e^.nn: T" i00
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m+Iwan 1905d56'aM5
WE FINANCE
EVERYONE
"r$t'Ime DLr-
ars, bankrupt
Dad credit. no
credit You
work? You
7nvel Lots of
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required
SPECIAL
FINANCE
DEPARTMENT
SHERIDAN CHEM
9M-705-6498 WHITBY GARDENS :LACER
hrw NAVA MEh p MN IN.
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15 KRETTA. 'vac. nm Doer ,tp•i^,..-._ seDerak ¢msec
lock, AM ee "wee •36. %,,.,25
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6263059 'sl Cis 427-9601
A tint CNFV CORSICA L7 AJAx SOUTH tegncw '
A 1" jCME a SICA Lr
.Had, Aul. '•ons Rum rI ^' ,-eplu.t y;pYars
ws poua L395 o D o 90S paY+q N pets S'OG Incws
5'6.946 yre batabe June Cm-
MIANCE OF LEASE P;ua,ap aayn Mm+demm 905-426-
SWdne '�99 544 5 sxea 764
a, -oMmmp am.,n 4Cyl AJAX. .ark $t aver spot
240«, m geek 31 OOOt13:3 less rrn eum Tutt Mme.
dove pl6mo lot k. S of nest to all amemlitS4G1
21 -month least 905-831, srorape Ned. Iean,nq
0294 smoker $625 urJ RUIty-Pro
CARS FUN 5798. Govem- Me.1 433-027C }spm
ment seized & surplus Sod AVAFEABLE/OWWA SNE
.1.96 LY toll tree t« eA- new Or rprbryy pt's„n
lugs 1898-3d6-0700 eat new LUXURY f1ram apEL
N200 tW11 tgWppO pavan +Dan.
ESTABLISH a Ra4,Mkleq meMAquf! All dune
your credit walkout a :.o-sigiver SM "pried$ Son smoker
& On. A Great Gr' d ou ' o pets RefereFlces Res,
r Jenne 965-473.6871 or Pager
Hive i bankruptcy o creat N 9D5yy. rlfA
a pun allMe WE CAN
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ADOr5m Ron Pan 19G51 Oshawa apt None des:
58x6 Gus Brown Pomix wOSmNN Her parPrl new
Bwsi Ltd $7507monm bList ancnlshvevui Call
At-O-MNi/ 14161YLSttle
CARS No MUCKS wetted' CASEMENT AFMTNENT
Are contlmon. Gra towtq avao0k Immeao,elY aw '
Arty Dao up to $11 l 19051 bedroom
dmlmea undro
spa., 959 nlsbed. scan wonIng nom
smpking single Heat.nydro
nhduaea parka,« nrst,tas1
$675 CAlI 965619-2603 �r
905.62650691an!
CENTRAL Oskma, large 2
bedroom apartment a, able
In welbmarn ainEd Duudmg
Close to all anemtles Please
C41 (9051,723-0977 9 a.
6p m
WNITBY large one beawom
parking. laundry never buil
ng non smokers, no Des
$725 all ncloyve 11r5LIJs1
relemnim 242-00%
DOWNTOWN WNITBr n 6
bks smell dwnment Somnp
very dean 2 Dedroom $82G
parkingparkingdnt m
o ,9 mows
S82G
ppet 09th MayIse
ML1ul 9051669-1G69-40 09
2 BE ON DON A.A,
b.m 11 inning lye
4r:vtcroR vmaprrrw r
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4:^-19tE
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eats reh¢Ies vehicles must
be of running condition GII
427-p2415 or come to 479
Ba AUTSD Ste. Aax a Iii
A a A AUTO• Gra trucks.
bent we PAY up to $10000
Call on the spa Arty, mnd-
bOn
4 uus smy-
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30
inn serna or
905-7O638M
1 Them
lor Sib
1987 JEEP YJ. 04, red. 4'
Skyeck' hff len 31' BF
Goodnch. rum dem looks
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o1M1 pro
kct 52900 oho 985.7838
ban message
1111 FORD F1SO WMT 5 I'
Ire 5 speed fully loaded U'
and cad line, Chided
$6 kms. 11 ertny
S6 SOshawa.
800 Oshawa
433043
1984 FORD 92'
extended cab 5 spttd ar
xewort Ir04M Wal car
UN (8500 F9054350099
190 FORD F-159 XLT Suuer-
rab 4,4 off road Oka Two,,
V8 54 litre. 17 wnees. auto.
4 -door black in graphite �n
tete'. fullyloaded tow pkg
s4vAng rear wnoow. Dox !In
tonneau. 6 caoFryee Edend-
cd wuonry 31 000k.
S32000rbo 905-655-8200
4Whoo1 vam7
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whirr wilt rrd ,n1erlUr
!95 0.1ukm au Ipso. cerbhed
6 tesltd $6500
19D51 4 34 17392 sip
LIVERPOOLISAYLEY
Executive 2 bed.
fireplace. parking.
Pool, cable, laundry
For quiet, mature.
non-smokers no pets
5775. June f
905-837-1304
ONE BEOROOY son
nasemen, apt .n 4urc,
tlenlW Irpnppurhom at 'ar-
mory 8 Olme near bl,s
butes Eat In Ynchen. I,,og
room. Mondry storage. Do.
rale entrance Na pets sngle
cupancy $700 all ive
4wa Immedete'y 905-5116-
'386 s p
OSHAWA 2 b,,I,oem upper
nag al dupeI Pak.w t" 1
hydru hrsLlasl Ie.
gwrod nl Av i NO iplis Call
l
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P IMGE tit MEW /LOVERrOM WEOIIESOAY EDITION, AAAI 12.2000
OSHAWA SOUTH, dean 3
Nitpt UB On The hMernet: www Aurharrinews.liet
bedroom Ni'. spin quiet
r e nr
7 IRereY b lard INNy b lora
AECBtfII
Rom Rem
business while having the benefils
June 1 Condonyn Manage
applunce:. oaekvard park
a 1
Rw
rAtEl ler LATS A VOM SALE
IC"M TREE
E
sawrM'� z�i M p.m.
3 tied. Apes.
E E= DAY IS PATDAT
Norm of Trenton - Stirlitp/Madoc area
r
lblelleft 8 New
s. All Udl. Indudl9d.
71n-house
Wii361r iov IrEBD fiASpt
8 watertront lots averaging 5 acres each. All
nave large frontages on scenic Moira River, are
rod, and nrht !t tnvim 1Aar
Supt. as Maint.
we hold your personal cheque'Ul payday
nicely teed and have road and hydro. Suitable
1st O.el Dear laneiy build
On site Secu A1Y•
NO CREDIT CHECKS!
_ CL�s�;
for cottage or home. Permits available.
Estimated selling price range - $10.000 to
Kg H e tN'dro a, two se.
Rental Office: Mon - Fri 12 noon - Bpm
CALL NOWT
$20.000. Terms: $1,500 cash or certified cheque
as deposit day of sale. Balance on closing in 30
moil Ens, s"50
7
SIR 4 Sun fpm -spm
VALIANT PROPERTY
• 1 ""' • 1 op0'nwM�
days. Sold subject to owner's approval. No
buyers tee. Viewing morning of sale, 9:00 a.m.
PICKERIN(; - Liverpool Rd.
a.e"3 MANAGEMENT`
urge ; 1,dr db basement
on.
Super nergnboum. an caring
9f�-.f-579-1626
Dickre Dee ice Cream is now looking fora
distributor to operate a fleet of ice cream
Call 613-395-5363for information
package and end direction.
and
OSHAWA SOUTH, dean 3
1905) 723-2094
bedroom Ni'. spin quiet
bikes. Operate your own
OSHAWA
pie.
3-lessonu, du
vr', glean spacmm.
a
business while having the benefils
June 1 Condonyn Manage
applunce:. oaekvard park
a 1
Rw
Of a well developed and proven
say GoMnE To RENT. bt-
ung. Irsl4ast required Avail
ace rmrnedialuy $Mmomh
NORTH OSHAWA, cousin '�
a, :p beside creek nr neph
business system. Inquire now for
Spring i5 here'
tr Inas you If", taste the ,use
Paul; uMiOes 1905A20-1946
NORTH OSHAWA. ; bed.
bums 3 ceacoms orae.
harawopd Ibos. wraps,
1-888-609.4124
(95D 3800
rod, and nrht !t tnvim 1Aar
worshop. nose shoe pd
faay 1St $1000/mOnth du5
Ib'alayhug
l9 190517202153
r
fr.wea
1st O.el Dear laneiy build
uimes hrttnast GII
1 TMders 1
TendWs
Kg H e tN'dro a, two se.
19051576-0610
rro pets. inclusive Parking
d,,dren wIm1A'spewl Meds
plha res uded Pay able.
pakmg, an laudry Facilities
OSHAWA SOUTH, dean 3
1905) 723-2094
bedroom Ni'. spin quiet
O$KAWA. urge dean 2 bed-
Cres: -I apphwcts air
room Nesemem alignment.
""141 in basement, nob Pets,
no smoking. $1100 vichisrn,
Rb,so: R1 S -Sun toe SI 5 In-
June 1 Condonyn Manage
dudes uomts. laundry and
able $7501." No pets
men 905.728 9766
Non-smokers Available June
say GoMnE To RENT. bt-
Isl Finial 190517254270
cb,'N a nomee.-I is ease
OSNAWA'-bedroom s650
tr Inas you If", taste the ,use
month vydsnn Apartments
Snit. all Make McMahon,
First Fifty lid
nfnKing Largedean, b-0Rtmall
(95D 3800
Near shoppmer0us laundry.
Cable AmlaOk
NOwfirq
Ib'alayhug
l9 190517202153
r
fr.wea
PIQERERG OMF bedroom
VIA TED IN PICKERING.
,Ker, •..,.,lel Uaemem ala
ti.a .. Peso.."•,•
m t:epla.e Nom smoker,
well s solC d sour", is No, ^., p hooey Rd then ors.
(rpm ' 2 mire or nor*-- ,. aAetbpe Rd
rro pets. inclusive Parking
d,,dren wIm1A'spewl Meds
moil Ens, s"50
7
lookmg to large detached.
b,prm Gl19os1819-e092
d9 ,
dew. well maintained a5
PICKERIN(; - Liverpool Rd.
bedroom how 6ceaerd di
urge ; 1,dr db basement
minces avilable 905.831.
Super nergnboum. an caring
7058
lade"ds No pets please
yea
May
May 15 $875 uM4Ks r.:Yd-
S
(416)494-3M 65
to KK
PICIIFRIEG ':inapt 1 -bed-
AJAX low m ckjr
coon, mem apartment
rc'O
r...; able lam
park,p able Laundry
pr. ,arturgs squne m-
use of fano amiable JUN 1
$70D r dusts 191W Gall
trance Suns working non.
Smoker 54251m0 rslAaat
905426.2833
1905147 6W
POUT UNIONI I7 Clean
ALTORA RD A SWPPPMO.
argnr Naser•rcn' A,Wmtnt. 2
IurmsnrA -r, in, wrrkirq
bedraxn audry Dan" a-
r-, .n clean quid Smile
de. roti-sm0knp. awls ante
tree hormr Relerentes. tvsl
No pelt $75D per monis, ei
And WSt 1905)509-2459
dumve TO 416.287-1983
SrroeO
RETIRED, a.n adult buff-
1 k
,nu �,• Jsha"a. maim um
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am. any Ioakan 3 buF
ROME70 5994E win rc
,ppm apartmems avertable
mill"_ "„Ins ,tied i,- Wit
Marcs 1s1 E1111 nun
no)"' -' rah No'MbV
non, Ta
Preferred work e
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I 5,99016X,
111550"M utilities tion
Awal immedWuayy Conus
BPAedus was-manlarwd 2
Janet w 19051%28-1600 or,
bedroom jots Ams at 900
trip 888 Glen St Some wan
4322585 of 530po Leave
wan -m cater, palm proved -
ed Cow ro sands. shopprg
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AUCTION of IAdestnal ECpmt. eels A Mise
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park, No m0oapt had June
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quality scrap, tatluerts. pie A fuel lanYs. Dia Dips A
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ceded .ww. sown is,
fittings. wen takes. star shoo angle. se!1td tar* llftefg
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bar. Num ort taow. 12 tate Deaf. qy. it A 01
mtoraes canine for
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gp 7 buck pins. shoo suppkas. ear dary box. A.
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truck oris B rims. 2w dual whW MrN1 fire don Fly
own. dock Non sumok. can.
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welcome 5275•wseldy Pno-
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Dowfwymen77 abs, bungalow two 4Pc
bathrooms family room
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3 bedrooms 9h ceomgs
hardwood Jkxr cenlraFar.
clan. snow$ wen,
wryQsgn $159,000 605-07-
1335 NO Apaes
cErTIM1' 9406E 1aU1g m.
er Central BPOciyall. 4
corms 2.4 pc pbne
kors Fordt room, sun xo
uwtk awky 6 breakfast $142.900 b yew
m1ta11►. Ak1YaaAAr1tim.W wwwpnaadrp COM. or all
(705)738-5559.
A ASSOLMn ASTOIIA- OEMMM - ALL NUJ. 3
as 6 morels free. nen own a bdrM ixi m DIM C1scen
bonne from $60mowh oat 5 appliances da civ. Large
Up to $5.000 ash hale to fig yard wet Us* tris
you Require S30.000.lanty 1ytsl`*y1'70" j Aux
aroma an good credit srkM aru 5170.900 (9051426•
of down payment, call But 7660 wwW MmMpim roti
Rita Saks Rep today Re/ natse.ldm
Ma Spm 19051 728-1600. 1•
BM -732.1600 AMTOR alt's douses.
AM DAM run own your aver mortpip, propenNs.
own complekly renovated Steams PDenxw' Call W
Borne. SSW 6 momns free + q.Ck Ron
Income requirement from (9051579.4728
sok
Call
=0100 gross; Cal Km Cd- EVE OMMMM - 3 yr new jar
Is. Coldwdt Bawer f905)728- macuately kept 3.1 Oe0-
9414 rooms. 3 ba hrMms. mask,
A UNEAURE DEAL! From bedroom "°wak"n cbsn. en.
$500 down. own your pun M w7sunken lubhlindup
home summa a $69900 ca- shawar Open LUricepr blell-
res for less than rzw. OAC m breaklast-Oar, ole cab -
24 lis free n4adod "' OAC news Familyroorn-vented pas
905-728.1069 en 277 Col bre vaulted celrq.
well
Bartter RMR Real Estate V"'a$oul Ip custom-buU 2-
Pweka Rasanu ter, decor Uvinydnrgrpom
combination Cuslom-finish,
AVAIMLE JUNE 150 Burk basement 3pc Dart wood -
St. O NQ Niuly upgraded. stove Bryk vented pas fire-
d te0ruoms 2 bath, 9anc,. puce Uar. civac 2-ar ga-
IR9e parage S11DYmonmrage. Interlocking walkway
INdrdheat jrrstilast an ra• blvUn dimhwasher, all window
timers eVQused 905668- dieuinps, asking $2 Isar
5502 or 3059457473 1 p m lli�napems Please
BIMACULATE 4 bedroom 965.723-5448
semi n dry rmbie holday Int pF IVATE SALE 2W fierMD
area a1 00- Oimngroon
Wngtoom. Large eat in li tet Drive Counice. $189.900
en new deck
. lensed fad Backspinl 4 bedrooms. 2
yrage pav, dove i+pstide ums. GA CN.,&s furnace.
lag term lease $9491.0 aDM 795 40x10g' tit. GB
glut ublmes hrstflau Aod- 995728-3185 la appoint
able July 1st 905-9459,. 78 rent
NORTH EAST OSHAWA fibber PRIVATE SALE kVhnoy.
bedrooms ? Wtns rued an $142000 BeAMUMIy decclat-
pu, umub a.r apVVwicus. ed midiron ad ceramic 3-
kM, yard dust to amens- bed
room lownhouse. 1 112
Ms ale melbas 6955 ptt teptra. full --I
yVhed
4nOre1 ora ublnes Cal 1905) 5a 4-nl l6MCa1490.5-
434-7317
352-3
Auld- 3 Oeyt of salty. A WARMER'S AUCTION
MALL. ikwy 2 CaRWse talents .;1 :.ubl.u•g -cm,
;song P.,wo- Estate from S"dwri :ume nnC by request,
'.qudarnn - Tb". Aenl 1316, ser+ Anepia; cow-
abi &enet hoadtod artnrs ppNNKd etc 37 Colour
•erode N, porn 2 Other0010. "vs4 Irdee s1ow..8" dry-
er Irefuer. M. ah. howshob teoeas sae am Oak arses.
erfn No Chairsn am { prialls" Old sea Ulan.
,orders etc Modem be&oom suit. good still 11L dor ova•
world fables { chars. all dile ext tableowdr*M, 3
town mowers sel"M Iratook. deni cow, hod ba
dales Chrkean Iii D
. glassware. sortie aMdableslamps. books
9:394
ec 30. Apra 15. sneckm alogi
. Vndalm PCs
modem home fumistknps cMKMbte pal household pa
etc Ap-sun dei hada only 1 mash old lot WANKV bed.
dugkram. etc EtaK am ami t.WM Ufk _" fajta'
"Ink,
hero "N an oe dwu gond wan Dram Maas
argihal FP tousmtal 6 do, sChMen di so loone`wws -,* ww car
bills nu recto char. 2 Moor Ingot 24' store VNtonatl
weal bot sod. Vicbrwh am dMr. ay' vrllapr ddmg. aw
Oak had fret modem pM camadin baa b, with ripulldwing
dresser dMr modem bedroom sole mm bed ce51. OiessW
An 2 nous. am Treadle sewing blame 4 ba suds. N {
Stan. modem wicker pts, Vrdonan 314 bbl am
table. "mast side ci do on bank old Foley Gpc bah Oo"il
set idver serving pcs set dishes. large guasey small ou-
st Glassbooks cblkelabke3 back tracks coal On lamps.
distrs etc SWISS Apra Ia. 120 ON Comldew "ulb-
bon everyttwq from new electronics. stereos. TVs. VCRs.
kitchen warn. toys. pnwads. rewdkry, do AN Saes
RESERVES Phan b be On Ise
Gary A NiM War11er. M. Fl ick Awbtlieexrs
1ai355-SIK
AUC
TUESDAY EMBNNB IAM IUM. 6:38 PM
COSOURG LMS CENTRE, ELM ST.
Container of imported furniture and decorator accesw-
ties to include
French style indai0 Bombe commodes, walnut and ma-
hoparly 2 A 3 drawers matching end tables with fancy
carved tops and sides. Asian style decorated screen -
3 panels. Large quantity of decorative art glass, candle
holders -metal 0 glass lade lamps, good selection of
bronze containers. pots, jugs. vases. Cobalt due vases
A 1u91res bronze and brass sculptures, figures, Calls -
than style furniture, dining sets, tables, chests A cabi-
nets - large selection of Oriental and Persian, silk, pure
wool hand knotted crpets, all room sizes wide variEly
of colours -Satsuma vases, pottery Plus marry more top
quality items. Tums-act-Yfp-m-sM1pI.
in Brills : Auctioneer
01111131 IRlemet Sales
Port Hope 905-885-6660
Sit. AM 1s.1a:]a A_M.
Large esfare auction at the property of the We Rene
Soltermann estate, 1915 S'totell Rd . Peterborough.
take Benton Rd South tit Hwy In right onto Storell
(watch for signs), shop equipment, 4000 Ib. lit Irick,
drill press, table saw, bell and disc sander, metal cut-
ting band saws. parts washer, grinder, air compressor,
air tools, tool chest, hand and power tools. hod. rack -
;ng. craftsman 10 hp riding lawn mower, craftsman
Irae drive 10!20 Snowblower. (both like new), 74.24
h seamy cruiser twin 165 mercrulsers and trailer, run
about boats, canoe, Davis task force 300 crawler. 86
GMC safari van, 76 Town and city wagon. furniture,
household. call for Ryer
ORVAL MCLIM AUCTIONS
Poleftrmgh, 1.000.4814491 or
e-Inilbmclaanoliodm.tgs.Md for "Yet
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT
CONSIGNMENT SALE
maNw. May 1 St. • 10:00 a.m.
Vanhaven Sales Arena. 722 Davis Dr Uxbridge
For hell adwdw pard all NOW MM you
dualiM mems.
GARY MLL AUCTUM
CHIN&(Dia. 1301012 ORMno Limited Usbria")
006•a52-0350 Cellular 4165184401
To" Free 800.054.4047 fax 905.852-10A
ATTENTION AUCTIONEERSII
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of your ad running weekly
in these publications:
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Phone 576-9335
Fax 579-4218
Saturday. lipril IS. 2000 (1 I I:01t4m
Mclnhrr Aucliram - Alalmnnl Saks Are-
. �
IR milk, -wh d Bba-katnek Ira (Hd Scwyt•N Road
Viewing from 10.00 am tit salt time
')ac teachers desk. antique ypefenter, oak clerks desk,
J ass a china. Wedgewood, Chintz. Susie Cooper,
Rev Rogers, collel l doll, Occupied Japan. pictures,
amps, occasional tables, acorn fireplace, piano, ba
'',dge. metal shelving, brass bed, dressers.ceft
-nest. trunks. knit knac shelves, tax machine, cash
•egister, gymnasium equipment, trampoline, parallel
^ars pulp Dong I". bicycles. Went. exercise equp-
r' 6' joiner planer, drill press.
tiaie subject to additions and deklho ist
Corlenlmp for everyone. Shad) bar garble.
Tema: Cats, Cheque w proper N7, k114rae or visa
To consign TO this or future sales. all
t905MB6-4443 or 1-800-554.1252
Jim McIntyre - Aetetisneer
11TATI ALCT10%
(:KIST MILL ALCT10N LFSTRI:
NEWTONVILLE
FRIDAY, APRIL 14TH, 6 P.M.
�rilnR the c.mene, from the Iwne of Mn M i4cli
v. Kennan aril the urwrnt$ of a Efuwmanvrlk htvaK.
,mgr amen like units, 3 loveseata, colter table . 2
. Ie dna, lyes. bedroom wiser. Dur .wk farxrs. thmmg
vn guru. 2 Salem utak- wnh cheers. nit tw P -
;_k. reclarer. arpen, nit -weave and stall.
i -ii autres, ohms. Ir-, aids. V. asp. elecnnc xSew-
i, It ' epola. gad weaker wad drvwr. aume acus oM-
ar6cka: ne dr-. Sher 2 00 pin. Terms Cam. App
Vuti r*C. Plarril
aXIOIYEER
FRANK and STEVE STAPLETON
1W5) 786.72", I-400.263-16Bb
.Msplebna acts-.ee.c.
Esule .peciali.b wait Int
sell"" April 15. of Is a M.
An exceptions offering of to; sol;, lodern furthno
rid very admirable antique pieces plus Whe Wass- chi
M. docks AN hoiiamlol0 from a local $S Mt MM of
Me BWW*ae Common IEr COMM. I km. GM of H6y
to on Aurora Rot Iy M absolutely o6
Dram rtunogany Queen sue bedroom swot
nevi) A very impressive 9 prim Thomawl4 wainull
Coloriw d"sanqroom suite I4aIrb1W O*fft curved 4
ssaler dnahrllw SUN EXCOW settChI of N"W
furniture, dressers. hDbf. coats etc.. pump organ.
small hrvend table. gaff, Gwrklattw dock. oewr
clocks Mtpue mYble tatle IOfdMre bill), tope figural
and f rtgUst two INshpa Large seteUore at gone plus
o chna, wawrryvwwMreM. utak, fwd galled eases ark
•n.<n rum. LtlelelM. YeeNMaerMkrwrAera
IXARt4g1 AUCTIONS f06•f4xM1t
SPRING AUCTION
SALE WITH US
ESTATES • HOUSEHOLD
FARM - ANTIQUES
C ALL
DAVE DeNURE NEIL WOODROW
705-653.3660 905-434-1259
R.R. it S COURTICE
C AMPBELLFORD
NG, esti! "5 HWy at Ai1111b,coa eut, 0o north 18km on
Peterboro Cry Ro 10 01 3 km E of Omemee on 37.
Sem N of Finley Pk Rd. 2 Household atal s - qty eh-
•.quelmod furrwshrrgs, chvM. Mew -sofa slides
separate Tracor - MF 1010 3 eyl OMO wdopW. 4
w,feel at. boom $kd steel 4cy1., 1060 Nufh4l0. lW
Ford. 2065 Ferguson. tandem axes trailers. other Ma-
cmnery, 89 Ghee 112 totr305, qy few lumber-mWr.
hemlock, Nm pine-MOSOV plan* loam MusM10W. mF
[��neryry 130 Cao I eMtk ealyt ID fo reppstar.
MrtCHF.LL AUCTIONS nRe4 OtNeMta7b79x87N
11 Nem1er kr.Wee
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3mmAMU'RI - ic�
5 H41mse 4 Saturday4b* Awl Fr-mipI!gm7t 62. TON
15m. t0arri woo 4 D&ms 2 Free 1 n3-141 Toa
pool.bathe. Ar4pas. spored aAaree fIrfraa16iddFa t4IFMPAu2. M,
pod. preresionafly tursMO rehriwOWfor no lrkinci ft e
reopoom was ova lea. Iowa- ecUps 7 dys a "A Car
tler sysnm 5242.-00 ShowbeaUduNt 1905MI-023, wean FkkWNanirlF MiNpl.
WlMlay-eeaiWw 3 -bedroom Bleb=
bon horre 111th aMKhed 9a'
ratty. 4 appkarces. hardwoed
now, centra ax. At Conti, ss
sonsomm
xd01. n
tin Can rwiSN n Group Grants and loans
to sun ale supM essr
Saes Rep. SWon Group
C7assC 908-QO.9g00 1Ksf a tNw. 1-100
$iters ers. sw 5:d:. 2 M-
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)eeMr, Mea. 1101 wlwr hm6
IMKWM MLLAN. Cog. Ig taak( manta horny
lice. 2-tworobm. Mvty 0eta -NAR. bacon.
ran. woad Mn.1M keplNra. GS Dere 705277-3280.
6 appliances. proud Ibpr Y8fl - fRm0. SWwia w
malice pwkM a door pw,hW4 F4plgn lyse
$115.000 No tuiYiMrO.
able tbseg 141}339-3179 follows d*nnsbm fly
om•o6ow. (94615563-70 Aw 50x.
IF fou 1a1BE31BODD'S at a4' a'Id an
S-
homPE.I.• Won Ski 5 be&ooM T1.OMERS? Pirate all 1477-
P
77-
Mme. Man $I 722 -MA.
PE Islam. 2-4 Pic b max.
large Go1x1try kilelim. MIWrppet Ml�il®n brq pod 4m
run door fiull&Y ink. Ur6iy i.000s of ELECTRICEW CUS-
rm, 11Yl1
oda. buuWul TOMERS7 Plass call 14T?-
BM -4532 5900. 1.902- 722-7731.
Is110
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4 bmwso tfWO. P+ff'W 2-
$I' M on a Idly, for- c.,, so wk Nosh Cal
cashed Hauer on a bealwd lot pideg x433
rear Cobow�o� Sano DritJ1
and out TA rq apo. leak, Al MMaM D N P?A
to'Tt stove s : tied ksmu. low fpm I M UP.
1416)431-1565 Mwait
rhslowspiftham fE C14
e rsbrtree Ca11105)4is
IM I= NOW 37'412'. l
screened veranda. 1 -bed- CEMIRtL L'fl Say
bon. Sleeps 6. IW sem, .W- Mmakwe A Psu16an On
place r, kwnDrpom, n traakW-
Paru on tlT 9001 n idle. JwN 2. is eA n Ids glee
seasonal. 05746- rid as" ovum yea. N to rwm
pkaxes. 1705)710-2BT7 oold tprdlaM W mo
onom
Mary � tnMap Jim MOW 9D5•
Spongy pROREEl Ga ou No" DANCE Saturday,
o7 debt puck wil6ou gang Apo 15 o launch Ne DMllam
bankrupt a being wmsfecd RtP?n &nsiO" d Sob cow
Everyone
accepted regardless MC*n. Carla" neweig
01 Credl ramp Call IPr Irx Go pdCiaOnm st�4s
lormauon 905-s76 3s05 dub Come te pal d Ne un,
SluOml loans indurded dare. Parry progressive but -
fel. emertanmem. Pfues An
1 Malgegek wrpies' For nbmmkm ad
lxdeo ou ,-en•90s-999s
MOBTURS Good bad and 7aomm wu WT wee -
ugly Financing lot any put. ken Jan us And kairAb a
Pose MI applications; Accept- able ole Ink1k Film Bo-
, can Community Mora Dinners WWCOme. an 10
Geettsus Core (9051 666- y" RIR your 6B -
AW 22
ACCESS MONEY. No credo ispot
des' ( ibmial-ODwi eness-
{ 23 eauKi uldtrnass-
livesbgahnn 'Private Friar bOtNldeleCiPider 00111
Assistance Required to
be apprved
510000 An Lip
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MWANM
W��, ,on.lableultaaionrvices.exucion
March 31st 6 p m.
Call B01M19 Brooks
805.132.2124
Aaedemeeellt6
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CORNEIL'S
AUCTION BARN
FRIDAY APRIL 14
AT 5:00 P.M.
3 MILES EAST OF
LITTLE BRITAIN
ON COUNTY RD 04
Walnut china cabinet
withglass on three
sides, press back rock-
er, antique dresser
with m sor, open
2 door wanlmb
ut 1/2 moon I.
maple table &
s (like new
erfield At mate)
:hair, double be
.hairs, walnut m
tine rack. new
.,ale drilling nom
tic, double onlxq
hod, odd wor
kitchen chairs,
Paruxmic TV, cn
,Inv movie POS
,ltv sports Ci
I Iectnvhome, air
,Istwlfnr, 12 n at
num bot & 6Hp
o,r, city. white I
lumber 1989 Calc
Madan Di Valle (o
,keitems
Dont Gree Consul
RRSI Little Britain
705-7ab2183
CONSIGNMENTS
AND ESTATES
WANTED
Low commission.
payment next
ales s ry Tues.
nd Thurs. and
at. at 6 p.m. An-
Ific&S etc. On
and operator
MYLES KING
AUCTIONS
33 Hall SL
OshriM
Established in
1960
7255751
723.0501
�tI wwwdw
reed Naw YY am e
try the sm!
Vacuuming. slumq
firtchms baths. bllyds.
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Auld- 3 Oeyt of salty. A WARMER'S AUCTION
MALL. ikwy 2 CaRWse talents .;1 :.ubl.u•g -cm,
;song P.,wo- Estate from S"dwri :ume nnC by request,
'.qudarnn - Tb". Aenl 1316, ser+ Anepia; cow-
abi &enet hoadtod artnrs ppNNKd etc 37 Colour
•erode N, porn 2 Other0010. "vs4 Irdee s1ow..8" dry-
er Irefuer. M. ah. howshob teoeas sae am Oak arses.
erfn No Chairsn am { prialls" Old sea Ulan.
,orders etc Modem be&oom suit. good still 11L dor ova•
world fables { chars. all dile ext tableowdr*M, 3
town mowers sel"M Iratook. deni cow, hod ba
dales Chrkean Iii D
. glassware. sortie aMdableslamps. books
9:394
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modem home fumistknps cMKMbte pal household pa
etc Ap-sun dei hada only 1 mash old lot WANKV bed.
dugkram. etc EtaK am ami t.WM Ufk _" fajta'
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bills nu recto char. 2 Moor Ingot 24' store VNtonatl
weal bot sod. Vicbrwh am dMr. ay' vrllapr ddmg. aw
Oak had fret modem pM camadin baa b, with ripulldwing
dresser dMr modem bedroom sole mm bed ce51. OiessW
An 2 nous. am Treadle sewing blame 4 ba suds. N {
Stan. modem wicker pts, Vrdonan 314 bbl am
table. "mast side ci do on bank old Foley Gpc bah Oo"il
set idver serving pcs set dishes. large guasey small ou-
st Glassbooks cblkelabke3 back tracks coal On lamps.
distrs etc SWISS Apra Ia. 120 ON Comldew "ulb-
bon everyttwq from new electronics. stereos. TVs. VCRs.
kitchen warn. toys. pnwads. rewdkry, do AN Saes
RESERVES Phan b be On Ise
Gary A NiM War11er. M. Fl ick Awbtlieexrs
1ai355-SIK
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TUESDAY EMBNNB IAM IUM. 6:38 PM
COSOURG LMS CENTRE, ELM ST.
Container of imported furniture and decorator accesw-
ties to include
French style indai0 Bombe commodes, walnut and ma-
hoparly 2 A 3 drawers matching end tables with fancy
carved tops and sides. Asian style decorated screen -
3 panels. Large quantity of decorative art glass, candle
holders -metal 0 glass lade lamps, good selection of
bronze containers. pots, jugs. vases. Cobalt due vases
A 1u91res bronze and brass sculptures, figures, Calls -
than style furniture, dining sets, tables, chests A cabi-
nets - large selection of Oriental and Persian, silk, pure
wool hand knotted crpets, all room sizes wide variEly
of colours -Satsuma vases, pottery Plus marry more top
quality items. Tums-act-Yfp-m-sM1pI.
in Brills : Auctioneer
01111131 IRlemet Sales
Port Hope 905-885-6660
Sit. AM 1s.1a:]a A_M.
Large esfare auction at the property of the We Rene
Soltermann estate, 1915 S'totell Rd . Peterborough.
take Benton Rd South tit Hwy In right onto Storell
(watch for signs), shop equipment, 4000 Ib. lit Irick,
drill press, table saw, bell and disc sander, metal cut-
ting band saws. parts washer, grinder, air compressor,
air tools, tool chest, hand and power tools. hod. rack -
;ng. craftsman 10 hp riding lawn mower, craftsman
Irae drive 10!20 Snowblower. (both like new), 74.24
h seamy cruiser twin 165 mercrulsers and trailer, run
about boats, canoe, Davis task force 300 crawler. 86
GMC safari van, 76 Town and city wagon. furniture,
household. call for Ryer
ORVAL MCLIM AUCTIONS
Poleftrmgh, 1.000.4814491 or
e-Inilbmclaanoliodm.tgs.Md for "Yet
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT
CONSIGNMENT SALE
maNw. May 1 St. • 10:00 a.m.
Vanhaven Sales Arena. 722 Davis Dr Uxbridge
For hell adwdw pard all NOW MM you
dualiM mems.
GARY MLL AUCTUM
CHIN&(Dia. 1301012 ORMno Limited Usbria")
006•a52-0350 Cellular 4165184401
To" Free 800.054.4047 fax 905.852-10A
ATTENTION AUCTIONEERSII
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Phone 576-9335
Fax 579-4218
Saturday. lipril IS. 2000 (1 I I:01t4m
Mclnhrr Aucliram - Alalmnnl Saks Are-
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Viewing from 10.00 am tit salt time
')ac teachers desk. antique ypefenter, oak clerks desk,
J ass a china. Wedgewood, Chintz. Susie Cooper,
Rev Rogers, collel l doll, Occupied Japan. pictures,
amps, occasional tables, acorn fireplace, piano, ba
'',dge. metal shelving, brass bed, dressers.ceft
-nest. trunks. knit knac shelves, tax machine, cash
•egister, gymnasium equipment, trampoline, parallel
^ars pulp Dong I". bicycles. Went. exercise equp-
r' 6' joiner planer, drill press.
tiaie subject to additions and deklho ist
Corlenlmp for everyone. Shad) bar garble.
Tema: Cats, Cheque w proper N7, k114rae or visa
To consign TO this or future sales. all
t905MB6-4443 or 1-800-554.1252
Jim McIntyre - Aetetisneer
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(:KIST MILL ALCT10N LFSTRI:
NEWTONVILLE
FRIDAY, APRIL 14TH, 6 P.M.
�rilnR the c.mene, from the Iwne of Mn M i4cli
v. Kennan aril the urwrnt$ of a Efuwmanvrlk htvaK.
,mgr amen like units, 3 loveseata, colter table . 2
. Ie dna, lyes. bedroom wiser. Dur .wk farxrs. thmmg
vn guru. 2 Salem utak- wnh cheers. nit tw P -
;_k. reclarer. arpen, nit -weave and stall.
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FRANK and STEVE STAPLETON
1W5) 786.72", I-400.263-16Bb
.Msplebna acts-.ee.c.
Esule .peciali.b wait Int
sell"" April 15. of Is a M.
An exceptions offering of to; sol;, lodern furthno
rid very admirable antique pieces plus Whe Wass- chi
M. docks AN hoiiamlol0 from a local $S Mt MM of
Me BWW*ae Common IEr COMM. I km. GM of H6y
to on Aurora Rot Iy M absolutely o6
Dram rtunogany Queen sue bedroom swot
nevi) A very impressive 9 prim Thomawl4 wainull
Coloriw d"sanqroom suite I4aIrb1W O*fft curved 4
ssaler dnahrllw SUN EXCOW settChI of N"W
furniture, dressers. hDbf. coats etc.. pump organ.
small hrvend table. gaff, Gwrklattw dock. oewr
clocks Mtpue mYble tatle IOfdMre bill), tope figural
and f rtgUst two INshpa Large seteUore at gone plus
o chna, wawrryvwwMreM. utak, fwd galled eases ark
•n.<n rum. LtlelelM. YeeNMaerMkrwrAera
IXARt4g1 AUCTIONS f06•f4xM1t
SPRING AUCTION
SALE WITH US
ESTATES • HOUSEHOLD
FARM - ANTIQUES
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DAVE DeNURE NEIL WOODROW
705-653.3660 905-434-1259
R.R. it S COURTICE
C AMPBELLFORD
NG, esti! "5 HWy at Ai1111b,coa eut, 0o north 18km on
Peterboro Cry Ro 10 01 3 km E of Omemee on 37.
Sem N of Finley Pk Rd. 2 Household atal s - qty eh-
•.quelmod furrwshrrgs, chvM. Mew -sofa slides
separate Tracor - MF 1010 3 eyl OMO wdopW. 4
w,feel at. boom $kd steel 4cy1., 1060 Nufh4l0. lW
Ford. 2065 Ferguson. tandem axes trailers. other Ma-
cmnery, 89 Ghee 112 totr305, qy few lumber-mWr.
hemlock, Nm pine-MOSOV plan* loam MusM10W. mF
[��neryry 130 Cao I eMtk ealyt ID fo reppstar.
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pool.bathe. Ar4pas. spored aAaree fIrfraa16iddFa t4IFMPAu2. M,
pod. preresionafly tursMO rehriwOWfor no lrkinci ft e
reopoom was ova lea. Iowa- ecUps 7 dys a "A Car
tler sysnm 5242.-00 ShowbeaUduNt 1905MI-023, wean FkkWNanirlF MiNpl.
WlMlay-eeaiWw 3 -bedroom Bleb=
bon horre 111th aMKhed 9a'
ratty. 4 appkarces. hardwoed
now, centra ax. At Conti, ss
sonsomm
xd01. n
tin Can rwiSN n Group Grants and loans
to sun ale supM essr
Saes Rep. SWon Group
C7assC 908-QO.9g00 1Ksf a tNw. 1-100
$iters ers. sw 5:d:. 2 M-
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lice. 2-tworobm. Mvty 0eta -NAR. bacon.
ran. woad Mn.1M keplNra. GS Dere 705277-3280.
6 appliances. proud Ibpr Y8fl - fRm0. SWwia w
malice pwkM a door pw,hW4 F4plgn lyse
$115.000 No tuiYiMrO.
able tbseg 141}339-3179 follows d*nnsbm fly
om•o6ow. (94615563-70 Aw 50x.
IF fou 1a1BE31BODD'S at a4' a'Id an
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Mme. Man $I 722 -MA.
PE Islam. 2-4 Pic b max.
large Go1x1try kilelim. MIWrppet Ml�il®n brq pod 4m
run door fiull&Y ink. Ur6iy i.000s of ELECTRICEW CUS-
rm, 11Yl1
oda. buuWul TOMERS7 Plass call 14T?-
BM -4532 5900. 1.902- 722-7731.
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$I' M on a Idly, for- c.,, so wk Nosh Cal
cashed Hauer on a bealwd lot pideg x433
rear Cobow�o� Sano DritJ1
and out TA rq apo. leak, Al MMaM D N P?A
to'Tt stove s : tied ksmu. low fpm I M UP.
1416)431-1565 Mwait
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e rsbrtree Ca11105)4is
IM I= NOW 37'412'. l
screened veranda. 1 -bed- CEMIRtL L'fl Say
bon. Sleeps 6. IW sem, .W- Mmakwe A Psu16an On
place r, kwnDrpom, n traakW-
Paru on tlT 9001 n idle. JwN 2. is eA n Ids glee
seasonal. 05746- rid as" ovum yea. N to rwm
pkaxes. 1705)710-2BT7 oold tprdlaM W mo
onom
Mary � tnMap Jim MOW 9D5•
Spongy pROREEl Ga ou No" DANCE Saturday,
o7 debt puck wil6ou gang Apo 15 o launch Ne DMllam
bankrupt a being wmsfecd RtP?n &nsiO" d Sob cow
Everyone
accepted regardless MC*n. Carla" neweig
01 Credl ramp Call IPr Irx Go pdCiaOnm st�4s
lormauon 905-s76 3s05 dub Come te pal d Ne un,
SluOml loans indurded dare. Parry progressive but -
fel. emertanmem. Pfues An
1 Malgegek wrpies' For nbmmkm ad
lxdeo ou ,-en•90s-999s
MOBTURS Good bad and 7aomm wu WT wee -
ugly Financing lot any put. ken Jan us And kairAb a
Pose MI applications; Accept- able ole Ink1k Film Bo-
, can Community Mora Dinners WWCOme. an 10
Geettsus Core (9051 666- y" RIR your 6B -
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ACCESS MONEY. No credo ispot
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Assistance Required to
be apprved
510000 An Lip
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March 31st 6 p m.
Call B01M19 Brooks
805.132.2124
Aaedemeeellt6
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CORNEIL'S
AUCTION BARN
FRIDAY APRIL 14
AT 5:00 P.M.
3 MILES EAST OF
LITTLE BRITAIN
ON COUNTY RD 04
Walnut china cabinet
withglass on three
sides, press back rock-
er, antique dresser
with m sor, open
2 door wanlmb
ut 1/2 moon I.
maple table &
s (like new
erfield At mate)
:hair, double be
.hairs, walnut m
tine rack. new
.,ale drilling nom
tic, double onlxq
hod, odd wor
kitchen chairs,
Paruxmic TV, cn
,Inv movie POS
,ltv sports Ci
I Iectnvhome, air
,Istwlfnr, 12 n at
num bot & 6Hp
o,r, city. white I
lumber 1989 Calc
Madan Di Valle (o
,keitems
Dont Gree Consul
RRSI Little Britain
705-7ab2183
CONSIGNMENTS
AND ESTATES
WANTED
Low commission.
payment next
ales s ry Tues.
nd Thurs. and
at. at 6 p.m. An-
Ific&S etc. On
and operator
MYLES KING
AUCTIONS
33 Hall SL
OshriM
Established in
1960
7255751
723.0501
�tI wwwdw
reed Naw YY am e
try the sm!
Vacuuming. slumq
firtchms baths. bllyds.
beeboialls. ledges,
dais, and mo e for I
low price of 565 W
Can Rob
o aN 416.744t2M
LAUIIMI'i
I==
SERVICES
13 years in business
Works alone
Excellent Rates
& References
• 1 servbr . • 1 tervkea Alax/Picker26-m area only
• (908) 42A48
COME & WORSHIP
Is a regular Friday
Feature for the Inland Growers
Landscaping
Churches in the Ajax Design/Build
Ilii, "Azmg in P1Jrn..
Pickering area. Sn•vrrh, R.,Jll•,•n. Rr,r
To advertise our Lea lyaOwke nede
Church Services or gall (7o°sii2-0370
Special Church events
please call Janice at nISERVICCEEEE
(905)-683-0707, Espcn. in Kel 1,
I running, Pruning
Ext. 2218 & Stump Removal
or Fax# 905-579-4218 Fully insured.
Free estimates
(Deadline for Copy is Call Shawn
Wednesday noon for Friday) 90"19.1704 will
Busa11,a
1 6rrDia 1 Bartle tit
APFX UtFlCF
SFR%'ILFS
Vrrec<ang aril
Bad�'s .�Cere "Ili„• Support Cor-
•.p„nor pp, t Cor-
s ,hl.. madmgs, nevvv
I•rhr-, phaoctlpy/
'Ji7u rffneed a fe2U things! ri- ry idY
Faik/Phoat
190518316651
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Ajax Pickering News
Advertiser
683-0707 •I F:,,,".'•
Escott Service
ar, as, .,,. r". ,•..r,.«. tier: ir.y lhirh,im
F7t1 F. Ba s H4aw Can Pae'
Report
N,,M moot mar 525 AMoruyiy FREE? DrsCletayn
Guaranteed
Open 9 am Daily
(405) 725-2327
Now Hiring IS -
.,a Her,- AMBER
�s�trie
silk a Ntiulrnun's
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C«xact Jim « canny
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HANDYMAN
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afl your housaw reeds.
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$50.
Tickets are $5 and
include admission and
dinner.
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will support the foot-
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to Canada's east coast
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You are cwt forgotten loved one
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As long as life and memory last
We will remember thee.
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900 900 I== 900 IN= 910 910
i' JEANNE M. SPENCER 4'
December 29, 1942 - April 8, 1997
Though her smile is gone forc,-er,
.4 nd her hand i' cannot touch,
Still I have so many memories
(the one I loved so much.
ter memory is my keepsake,
With which we'tl never part,
God has her in his keeping,
1 have her in my heart.
Sadly missed, Never forgotten,
Loved forever, Bob
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