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Ofcers'views ignored:union president .
Police Services
Durham
business growth
`unprecedented'
BY SUSAN O'NEILL
Staff Writer
The Region has entered the
new millennium with
"favourable economic condi-
tions and unprecedented
growth". according to a report
by Durham's Economic Devel-
opment and Tourism Depart-
ment.
The department's 1999 annu-
al report, which goes to Durham
council today, provides an ece
nomic overview of building ac-
tivity and major business con-
struction projects last year.
It also highlights some of the
key accomplishments achieved
by the economic development
department, including the design
and implementation of the Re-
gion's Web site and the contin-
ued expansion of the Business
Advisory Centre Durham
(BACD) located in Whitby's
Ringwood Howse.
According to the report, non-
residential building permit value
in Durham Region increased by
62.2 per cent in 1999, climbing
from S174.1 million in 1998 to
$282.3 million last year.
That increase is attributed to
major industrial permits issued
to Spinont Developments in
Pickering, Nokia Canada and Je
Moulding in Ajax, Sobey's
Warehouse in Whitby, and
Mackie Autornotive Systems in
Oshawa, the department reports.
Lass year also saw a signifi-
eam inerease in the total value of
d1 building p. mw ..wed, with
a lump of 46.3 per cent from
$582 million in 1998 to 5851 A
Million in 1999.
The value of building permits
here "has been gradually escalat-
ing over the last few years:' says
Durham economic development
commissioner Pat Olive. "It
doesn't look like it's going to
slow down'
But one of the challenges fac-
ing the area is the shortage of im-
dustrial space. he reports.
"One of the interesting things
in the statistics is the continued
low vacant space here." Mr.
Olive says. "We are completely
out of space in excess of 50,(Xi)
square feet ... Developer% have to
build on spec:'
That shortage of vacant in-
dustrial space has triggered a de-
mand for land for major opera-
tions and "build -to -suit' con-
struction, the department re-
ports. "lite robust economic ac-
tivit}recorded during 19W had
a positive impact on the demand
for industrial land"
As for the department itself.
See DURHA.v' S pace 4
A.J. GROEN/ Nnvs Advertaer Photo
Easy does it..:
Kassie G"bergen, a member of the 3rd Lindsay Rovers, treads carefully while crossing a
rope bridge at the Greenwood Conservation Area in Ajax. Kassie and other youth converged
on the area last weekend for Jamfest 2000, an event which featured activities, fellowship and
education.
Hwy.
Board rejects
call for chief's
resignation
HI. STEPHEN SHAW
Staff Writer
I he Durham Regional Po-
Scn ices Board has reject -
the police association's dc-
-. nil for the resignation of
iirt Kowa McAlpine, saying
.. "absolute confidence" in
caidership, despite decay-
[tic
ecay-
fhe hoard's support for its
',.i fled chief was swift and
. .cunxttls. At an in -camera
in held Friday, members
him a firm endorsement.
%tirnian Bob Boychyn told a
conference Monday at
,idyuairtcrs.
"It was a full, fair and frank
.,,cussion. The consensus was.
here are problems and we'll
oavc to deal with them. But
here was absolutely no discus-
-ion and consideration of the
hief resigning:' Mr. Boychyn
,aid. "We have absolute confi-
,knce in the chief."
The board's response comes
m the heels of a survey com-
,nimioned by the Durham Re-
Atnal Policc Association, rc-
feared Ma-, 24, which shows
the force is rife with internal
dissension.
Among other startling find-
inf.. the independent sur v.y
found less than 10 per cent of
members have confidence in
Chief McAlpine and that 57 per
cent of mcmhcrs arc "ohmatis-
frcd overall" with their jobs.
Of the union's 733 mem-
BOB BOYC'HYN
'We have absolute
confidence in the chief.'
bers, 599 took pan in the %ur-
vey, or 82 per cent, a return rate
considered high.
The vast majority said
morale is low and most officers
blamed a lack of "clear, under-
standable guidelines," among
other concerns, the survey
showed.
"1 think the membership
will be insulted." amociation
President Terry Ryan said in rc-
spimse to the board rejecting its
call for the chief's resignation.
"Obviously the board isn't
hstcnina a. aur aniwr.hip.
They're saying the chief's
doing a good job — but the re-
sults of the survey say other-
wi%c:' he said
See CHIEF page 2
407 builder drops request to work overtime
Dei eloper wanted relief from City noise bylaw to finish extension early
BYSL-iAN O'AL:ILL day from May 15 to Dec. I, 2tAX) vials weren't happy with the fact was referred to the executive
Staff Wnter and to work on grading, drainage they didn't get an opportunity to committee meeting, he reports,
PICKER[%C. — The devel- and granulars 24 hours a day. address council May 15. rating council also planned to
opers of the Hw\. 307 extension Council deferred a decision "SLF was very disappointed hold a special council meeting
into Pickering have withdrawn a on that request May 15 until the at the manner in which we were that night to deal with the issue.
request that the City allow cors- executive committee meeting dealt with at the council meeting He adds anyone wishing to
struction to occur along the route held Tuesday. Monday evening:' Ms. Fevreau make a deputation to council
outside of the nortnal working But. SLF communications of- wrote in a recent letter to the must register prior to noon om the
hours permitted here. fiver Betty Fevreau reports the City. "We were not given an op- Friday before the meeting.
SLF Joint Venture had asked company decided to drop its re- portunity to present our position *'They did not do that. They
the City for relief from its noise quest. and the mayor and council tabled had every opportunity:' Mayor
bylaw which only allows for "Rte best thing to do is to our issue to be dealt with in -care- Arthur% says. "I don't take depu-
road building to take place Mort- withdraw:' she said in an inter- era (behind closed doors):' cation% off the floor because they
day to Sunday fran 6:30 a.m. to view last week. "'Ile request was However, Mayor Wayne are disgruntled"
8 p.m. simple. It's a natural process. Arthurs says that's simply not the As tit the letter sent to the
The construction company Everyone gets it (approved) gen- case.
was seeking approval to com- sally." The matter was not tabled, but See BUILDER page 4
plete bridge works from 6:30 But, Ms. Fevreau said the de- Inside the News Advertiser
a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday to Sem- cision was made because offi-
WAYNE ARTHURS
'TerriblY inappropriate
correspondence.
JASON LIEBREGTS/ News Advertiser photo
Denis O'Connor Catholic High School students are led by
Margaret Lubsev-Blanchard in a Friday march to decry vi-
olence. Ms. Lubsey-Blanchard's niece Tamara was slain.
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BY MIKE RUTH
Willis Counselling Centre for
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Staff Writer
Assaulted Women in Ajax,
Son . • • . • • •683-5110
People touched by the rape
Margaret Lubsey-Blanchard
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and murder of a young area
played Bob Marley's One
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woman should "get together'
Love to encourage people
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to eradicate sexual assault and
grieving her niece's death to
"get
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other violence.
That was the message the
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right" as the lyrics of the Ja-
1-800-662-8423
aunt of Tamara Lubsey deliv-
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suggest.
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improve the mood of Tamara's
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school mates who'd been
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Police hunt Pickering man in armed sex assault
A Pickering man on parole for rob-
bery is wanted in connection with the
sexual assault and forcible confinement
of a 24 -year-old woman.
York police say Wayne Vincent, 28,
Chief suppo
CHIEFJoni page I
"Basically what they (board mem-
bers) arc saving is that
they don't give a rat's ass
about the opinions of 6000i
ocer%." Mr. Ryan said on
the phone from Guelph.
where the Police Associa-
tions of Ontario is meeting
this week.
Mr. Boychyn promised
to work with the associa-
tion to "resolve issues of
concern" and said the
board plans to hold "open
forum" meetings across
the region to discuss the
problems with
uniformed and
civilian person-
nel. '
"Wc want to
hear specifics...
you can't deal
with generali-
ties... how seri-
ous are these
concerns?" he
said. -The sur-
vey does not ex-
press the degree
of seriousness.
Union repre-
sentatives
scoffed at the SALE
plan. The survey SPEP
was conducted
confidentially BARGAINS
and members
would be rcluc- t
tans to speak
openly with
board members INTppAY
for fear of
reprisal from se- News AdV
nior manage-
ment, Mr Ryan
said. Wed- May 3
'*Think about News Adve
it: arc you going Cashiney
to feel comfort-
able telling your Darner Leather
boss why you . Done I RKkie
want him fired 7-
he said. Double Double P
The union's . Dui Farm Fresh
executive will
hold an emer- D+� Fwnace
mC ml
gency eeting
Wednesday to V naiy
plot it's next
strategy in what Party City
has turned into a PAW Estate
full-scale revolt �
against the %MuFro y
force's eom- Elaine Bukab
mand. Its biggest
beef is what Mr `> Boy (�)
Ryan says is a • The Broth
consultor -tion
of coYYliaeb
tion on kcv
changes the ttihise Retae
force is undergo-
re
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tag.
Currently in R:memba. all mm,
his third year of gl""•' �° �°
a five-year con- „ursea3
tract• the chief, Rc"JgFotim
said Friday be f:,r,tiam�tiaiaedd
has no intentions `(NCO
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of resigning.
J!
In fact, he bulla
rated '*exception-
ally high mark;'
for leadership
during a job re-
view in April, �^
Mr. Boychyn
said. O
He noted the
chief was forced
to bring about �-
major changes
within a very
short period after
m
taking comand
of the force in
the wake of
scathing reports
arising out of the
Guy Paul Morin
inquiry and a
provincial audit.
"There's no
doubt there's
been a great deal
of turmoil and
Al -Anon'
of Lawson Drive, was armed with a
hammer when last seen in a white, four -
door 1999 Maeda Millennium with the
licence plate AFHF 408.
A woman was threatened, sexually
assaulted and confined for roughly two
hours at her Klemberg residence on
Monday. Police say. They report he vic-
tim was known to the suspect.
Mr. Vincent, who is also wanted for
a parole violation, is black, 5 -fiat -9•
rted by board
change_ to some degree this demand
I
or change is probably contributing to
The dissatisfaction of some members"
The chief is not
swirling alone in contro-
cc rsy.
KEVIN MCALPINE
Underfire.
meets
Saturday
Is your life af-
fected by alco-
hol?
If so, AI -
Anon hosts its
weekly meeting
Saturday, June 3
at 7:30 p.m. at
St. Andrew's
Church, 209
Cochrane St.,
Whitby.
Call 1-8(X)-
921-3555 0-
728-1020 and
ask for AI -Anon.
Deputy -Chief Jim
Adams is currently the
subject of an internal com-
plaint accusing him of per-
jury. Toronto Police is in-
vestigating at Chief
McAlpinc's request.
Despite all this, "I
want to assure everyone
the police service is not in
a state of chaos:' Mr. Boy-
chyn insisted.
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Durham gets $500,000
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RIDE program to receive a portion of funds
Over $500.000 in provincial money
the Attorney -General. "I am proud of the
is headed for the Durham Regional Po-
work our police officers perform in the
lice Service.
community and this funding will help
Reduce Impaired Driving Every-
ensure that these programs continue"
where (RIDE) will receive $30,000 in
Oshawa MPP Jerry Ouellette says
additional funding and $480,000 will be
"safety for drivers and families in our
given to the service for the Community
community will be enhanced by these
Policing Partnership program.
partnerships involving the police, the
Funding under the program covers
government and the community."
the costs of salary, benefits and overtime I
Janet Ecker, Pickering -Ajax -
costs associated with hiring full-time of-
Uxbridge MPP, says "We are committed
ficers. It is the second payment in a fi-
to safety in our communities and are
nancial commitment made to the force
providing over $13.4 million to local po-
earlier this year, says police spokesman
lice service in 1999/2000 through the
Jim Grimley.
Partners in Community Safety pro -
"By improving funds for the RIDE
gram"
program as well as front-line police offi-
cers, our government is ensuring the
JANET ECKER
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and safe communities in Durham:' says
'We are committed to safety
Durham MPP John O'Toole.
in our communities.'
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"Ibis government has made a strong
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Mr. Olive reports there were a number
of successes in 1999.
..For more than two -and -a -half
:decades the Economic Development
:and Tourism Department has represent-
- ed the diverse economic development
:interests for Durham Region and acted
as an important resource for the business
-*community:* he says. "Business and po-
•'tential investors count on the department
to create connections that enable them
to act decisively and effectively in their
:work."
According to Mr. Olive, "One of the
:-biggest highlights is the continued ex-
•pansion of the BALD:
The centre, which began operating in
-July 1998 out of the Ringwood House
-donated by Whitby's Co -Steel LASCO,
was established to assist aspiring entre-
preneurs in starting up a business.
"This undertaking by the department
has served to provide mentoring and
guidance to both start-up and existing
businesses within the rcgion:' the report
States.
Mr. Olive says the centre was able to
hire additional staff last year to organize
Hundreds
lose jobs as
1 GM supplier
shuts doors
AJAX — Roughly 350 employees
.will be out of work June 30 with the
closure of Tarxien Co. Ltd., which
-supplies door handle assemblies to
:General Motors plants in North Amer-
ica.
: Located on Finley Avenue in south
:Ajax, Tarxien is one of about seven
:companies owned by the Mississauga -
:based Versatech Group. The firm's
fate was sealed, officials say, when the
Canadian Imperial Bank of Com -
:me= called in a loan to Versatech of
:approximately $78 million. Ajax plant
:general manager Derck Langston said
-Tarxien has been "in receivership
:mode since last Nos. 22," unsuccess-
fully trying to find a buyer.
'IU business that Tarxien has is
:almost 100 per cent (with) General
:Motors:' said Mr. Langston, "and in
:view of the fact that Tarxien has been
:unable to satisfy the business criteria
:of making money ... GM has seen fit to
:give the program to ether .suppliers"
Gary Lilley, Canadian Auto Work-
ers national service representative.
.said approximately 100 unionized
:workers will be laid off lune 9, and
:another 200 will be without jobs on
-June 30. Some have already left the
:plant or will be gone before the lay-
offs. Tire total number of employees
-also includes management staff, some
:of whom have found other work.
"As many of these (layoffs) as you
:we, you don't get used to it:' he said.
-"It's like a funeral. You get to know
:(the employees') faces. you get to
:know their personal situations... It
:bothers yW..
Builder drops
bylaw exemption
- BUILDER front Page t
:City last week he says, 1 think their
:correspondence was way out of line
:and (it was) terribly inappropriate to
'choose the media as a route to express
-their dissatisfaaion...I take great excep-
:uon to the correspondence:'
: Meanwhile, Ms. Fevreau reported
the sok purpose of the request for relief
-from the City's noise bylaw was to ad-
vance the connpletion date of the east-
ern section of the highway.
: -The Region is anxious to get this
:completed," she said, adding if the City
:had relaxed its noise bylaw some of the
:interchanges could have been complet-
ed ahead of schedule.
: However, she reported the extension
will still be completed by the August
:2001 target date.
PAT OLIVE
'It doesn't look like it's
going aro slow, down.'
business seminars and community net-
working events thanks to funding from
Human Resources Development Cana-
da which also provided a grant to en-
hance the technological capabilities of
the facility.
He adds that by the end of 1999 the
centre was receiving approximately 500
calls from local business people each
month. And, that figure has since
climbed to more than 1,000. Mr. Olive
reports.
Other key accomplishments last year
included:
- the development and impktruentation
of the Region's Web site, located at
www.region.durham.on.ca;
- co-ordinating regional presentations at
Made shows;
*organizing local participation in a
provincewide export initiative;
*creating the Durham Region Land-
scape Industry Resource Guide;
- obtaining the Ontario Summer Games
for August 2000;
- co-ordinating the Region's 25th an-
niversary celebrations.
As for the year ahead, Mr. Olive says
the department is looking to continue
the expansion of the BACD and is plan-
ning to implement the Durham Region
Economic Development Advisory Com-
mittee's (DREDAC) economic plan for
the millennium, which focuses on "cre-
ating a competitive image, increasing
entrepreneurialism, competitive infra-
structure and targeted employment
growth".
Mr. Olive also reports the department
will focus on "improving our promo-
tional pieces" this year. "lucre's lots of
things going on"
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AJAX — A funeral service is being
the bottom of the swimming pool," Sgt.
held Thursday for an Ajax woman
Grimley says.
found lying at the bottom of her back-
Mrs. Clabby's children pulled her
yard pod on the weekend.
from the pool. A neighbour who heard
Durham Regional Police Sergeant
the commotion "jumped the fence and
Jim Grimley reports 51 -year-old Bever-
performed CPR while 911 was called:'
ley Clabby of Love Crescent was found
the sergeant adds.
in the pool by her 18 -year-old daughter
Mrs. Clabby was taken by ambu-
Jennifer around 6:30 p.m. Sunday night.
lance to the Ajax and Pickering Health
"It would appear the woman was
Centre where she was pronounced dead.
unable to swim; she was not a swim-
'"there is no suspicion of foul play,
mer," Sgt. Grimley says.
Sgt. Grimley says"
According to police, the woman's
Mrs. Clabby is also survived by her
21 -year-old son Michael was at home
husband Arthur. Visitation is being held
that afternoon and had left to pick up his
today from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at
sister. When they arrived home, Jennifer
McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old
began looking for her mother, who was-
Kingston Rd. in Pickering Village. A fu-
n't indoors.
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"She discovered her mother lying in
2:30 p.m. in the chapel.
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favourite colour of blue both in mem-
ory of the popular student
and as a symbol of their in-
tolerance for violence.
There was some laughter
and a sense of community
among DO'C pupils who'd
stayed after class to listen
to speeches, hold a
walkathon and enjoy a bar-
becue to bid farewell to
Tamara who lived in Ajax
"The investigation is ongoing."
Tamara was in Jamaica with her
family for an extended
visit. She was last seen
alive by her mother March
8, when she left their home
in Burnt Savannah to visit a
boy.
Tamara's body was found
approximately a week later
in the Rio Minho River. An
autopsy showed she had
been sexually assaulted and
and Pickering during her TAMARA strangled.
final years. LUBSEY
The event was organized
by OAC student Adrienne Grima, a
newcomer to the school who set up
the memorial service "to try ar give
some people some closure.
"I personally had never met Tama-
ra, but it just struck me and 1 got very
upset about it," she said.
Ms. I.uhsey-Blanchard encour-
aged students to take a stand against
violence and sexual assault.
She told the approximately 50
pupils that the Lubsey family was
shattered" by Tamara's death, but by
the grace of God they have found
strength to carry on.
Ms. Lubsey-Blanchard added in
an interview Tamara's relatives are
still struggling to cope with her
death.
"It's still a little rough, 1 guess be-
cause there's no closure;' she said.
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Amid internal strife
comes good news
Community policing funds
a welcome announcement
The $510,000 in provincial cash announced for the
Durham Regional Police Service this week was a welcome
offering to a force desperately searching for positives.
Alongside news of internal dissent from officers for their
management, word that an influx of cash for Durham's Com-
munity Policing Partnership and the Reduce Impaired Driving
Everywhere programs was almost lost. The dominant issues
centred around a call from the officers' union for Police Chief
Kcvin McAlpine's resignation and a complaint accusing
Deputy Chief Jim Adams of giving false evidence at a police
arbitration hearing, now being investigated by Toronto Police.
The police service had to trim its operating budget to a 0
per cent increase this year, despite a need for more officers
and a number of other areas the service had asked for in-
t-reased funding. Now it gets back part of the $800,(XX) it had
to do without in trimming its budget this spring.
It was announced $480.000 will go towards hiring full-
time officers for the CPP program and $30.000 to help fund
the RIDE program.
The funding announcement was a chance for local MPPs
to boast of their government's commitment to the safety of the
public. MPPs Janet Ecker, Jim Flaherty. John O'Toole and
Jen' Ouellette all pointed to the benefits of more front-line
officers. something that cannot be argued.
Having officers dedicated to being in the public eye, ac-
cessible to the public and responsive to the public will make
for a better system. People feel safer when they can talk to an
officer face to face about their problem.
Enforcement areas being targeted include residential break
and enters. vehicle thefts, neighbourbood crimes such as drug
related and prostitution incidents and finally street crime.
School. youth and gang-relatal violence: can be addressed
personally, instead of over the phone.
Its a proactive program that can help the public help po-
lice reduce entries before they occur, instead of being reac-
tionary as is so often the case now.
The best part of all is the funds will continue. The CPP was
made a permanent program in tete 2(X71) provincial budget,
funded at $35 million annually.
Mr. Ouellette says of the funds, "safety for drivers and
families in our community will be enhanced- due to police
partnerships with government and community.
We couldn't agree more. Keep it coming.
Quitters win
There's no time like the present
for smokers to butt out
Quitters never win.
Try telling that to the 313 Durham people who quit smok-
ing as pant of a recent provineewide contest.
Those region residents who gave up their had habit during
The Quit Smoking 2(XX) contest which ran from January to
April are winners in cve--ry way and on every day.
Signe butting out dunng the contest sponsored by the
Durham Region Health Department and the Council for a To-
bacco Free Durham, the 313 individuals have a new lease on
• life. They're breathing easier. They've reduced the risk of go -
ling carnes, emphysema, heart disease and other deadly ail -
merits. They've increased their lifespan and the lifespan of
• loved ones who were exposed to their second-hand smoke.
They have reason to celebrate every day, but particularly
today. Mav 31 has been declared World No Tobacco Day. it's
as good a day as any for those of us who still smoke to break-
free
reakfree of the weed. Somehow, and quite miraculously really, the
health of a smoker begins to improve very shortly after one
puts out the last cigarette. And over time, a reformed smoker
enjoys the well-being of someone who's never taken a puff.
If that's not incentive enough for you smokers to quit. con-
sider that the price of cigarettes is going to increase drastical-
ly in the not -too -distant future. So, your wealth and your
health are both at risk if you don't butt out.
There's all types of help out there to wean you off what is
now
being recognized as one of the most powerful fortes of
addiction, if no the very worst. There are pills and patches,
smoking -cessation programs and professionals.
Your doctor would be only too happy to help. So would the
local branches of the Canadian Cancer Society and the On-
tano Heart and Stroke Foundation, which can also offer
• countless reasons why you should quit smoking. Or you might
call the Dunham Health Connection Line at 723-8521 or 1-
800-841-2729 ext 2158.
All of them will tell you that, when it canes to smoking,
quitters always win.
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shosown0dYrfern.nat Submileatom which keAada a Aral
and Asst none, as ..Ada ow comm n/ty of ►asidraees, erre be
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YOU SAID IT
The question was:
Has the E. coli tragedy in Walkerton affected
your opinion of the local drinking water?
R
,
j F],
Jackie Bozanis Susan Brasier Lasa Teleako
says, "I still have says, "We don't says, "I don't
trust in the sys- drink the (lake) drink the (lake)
tem, but we do water. We use water. Either i
use a water filter bottled water for buy bailed water
for our drinking drinking. Tic or boil (tap
water." (tap) water tastes water) and use it.
awful." 1 never drink the
(lake) water."
NATIVE SONS
T"S UNKNOWN
SOLDIER
IX WELL kNOWN
SOLDIER
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
cent over the next two or three final straw was when he decided to
Get on with
years after merger, l would be very regurgitate the food he obviously
surprisuxi. wasn't accustomed to all over the
municipal merger Finally, there always seems to table. Management of the restau-
Leadership
aspirant has
Long odds
Speeches from
be an emotional attachment to the
rant did nothing, so 1 had to ask to
To the editor:
past and to keep everything the
be moved to another section. The
Thr basic premise that makes
sante. But look at the facts. Con-
restaurant was quite crowded and
municipal amalgamation business
sider the various organizations
the only table far enough away was
cases work is that the services and
here, like the Ajax -Pickering
in the smoking section. Second -
administration's fixed costs are
Board of Trade. Ajax -Pickering
hared smoke was preferable to
spread over a larger client/cus-
Toastmasters. Ajax -Pickering
vomiting children.
tomer/taxpayer base. That way real
Women's Centre. Ajax-Pickenng
As we were leaving, the hostess
savings can be shared. This is intu-
One Parent Family Association,
asked the obligatory "Was every-
itively simple. All the rest of it is
Pickering -Ajax Newcomers Club
thing alright?" As I was telling her
politics. (There is probably a point
and w on. This tells me that there
how disappointed i was in the din -
at which this mokl becomes inef-
is already one community here and
ing experience. the mother of the
ficient but it would occur when
the rest is just political noise.
child ran up and proceeded to curse
population is over one million).
Get on with the amalgamation.
at us for complaining about her lit -
Pickering Councillor Mark Hol-
Do it soon.
tic angel, and then challenged my
land says his city should have a
er to Mr. Harris and undoubtedly
wife to a physical confrontation.
referendum like Ajax is planting to
Wayne Taggart,
What's wrong with this picture?
do for a municipal amalgamation.
Pickering
I'm 40 and 1 cannot recall my par -
Fine, but remember that Ajax
used it trying to obtain entre say for
encs taking me to a "grown-up"
Mayor Steve Parish is delaying for
Arent
restaurant until I was least five or
one more tern by having a referen-
parents
six. If I acted up in church, my
dun in his town. Of course, as in-
plored, an unelected adviser who
mother removed me from the sin-
cumbent. he stands a good chance
responsible for
ation so as not to disturb others.
ain mayor one term longer.
to remth
Mr. Long said he would push to
What has happened to common
en
The other flaw with ft referen-
minding kids`'
cry to others? And why the
dura notion n that Coven. Holland
more say by having therm send rep-
hostility when we dared to corn -
and other councillors were elected
To the editor:
plain about her little darling? Are
to help make these tough choices
What has happened to parental
parents issued earplugs and blind -
and to call for a referendum every
responsibilities?
folds when they bring their little
time one of them arises shows a
My wife and i recently celebrat-
bundle of joy home from the hos-
lack of leadership.
oil our 10th anniversary and deeid-
pital?
Pickering Councillor Rick
ed to go out to a popular restaurant
My wife and 1 don't have chil-
Johnso ri says he'll listen to any-
in Pickering. We had just nicely
dren. We choose not to have chil-
thing but first he wants the hard
tucked into our first plate when the
drat. but that doesn't mean we dis-
numbers to see the savings. That's
hostess seated a party next to us
like children. The child in question
simply a delaying tactic and if the
with an obviously overtired two-
wasn't responsible for his actions,
municipality has nor drawn some
year-old little boy. This child pro-
but aren't the parents responsible
basic assumptions and conduct ed
«edea to scream and cry and act
anymore?
studies that will show administra-
up and tete parents did nothing to
I
tion costs of bah Ajax and Picker-
prevent him from disturbing the
Bruce Bothwell•
ing will be reduced by up to 35 per
other patrons in the restaurant. The
Pickering
Leadership
aspirant has
Long odds
Speeches from
the past could come back to haunt
Tom Long was not born yester-
government. which Mr. Long ad -
day, despite many suggestions he
vises, has taken on health. educa-
has no record for which he can Icortion
Eric
and other contentious issues
held accountable.
that might upset voters.
The Ontario Progressive Con -OWI
Mr. Long said he would push
servatives' candidate for leader of
for what he called a premier's fel-
the federal Canadian Alliance and
At Queen's Park
lowship program that would bring
former chief adviser to Premier
'the best and brightest of the pri-
Mike Harris is being portrayed as a
vate sector's emerging stars' to
backroomer who has not expressed
work in govetmrtent for a year or
views and thus carries no baggage
the brains behind and closest advis-
two.
Mr. Long describes himself as a
er to Mr. Harris and undoubtedly
Chief executive officers of lead -
a fiesh face,' which often is an
has influerhce.
ing companies would help select
asset to an aspiring politician, and
But there is no evidence he has
them and they would work with de -
news media generally cite his 'lack
used it trying to obtain entre say for
cision-makers in government pro-
of public record.'
MM and in fan he has been a
viding ideas before reaming to the
Bit Mr. Long was president of
prime example of what he de-
private sector to give it a better un -
the Ontario Tory party and made a
plored, an unelected adviser who
dervanding of how government
lot of speeches a decade ago trying
ruins things.
works, but again no such body ex -
to whip up support so he could run
Mr. Long said he would push to
fists.
for leader until he coital not find
give the grassroots of his party
Mr. Long also wanted to end
enough backers and abandoned the
more say by having therm send rep-
subsidies to private enterprise as
idea
'resentatives from each riding two
unnecessary because business
His views was largely ignored
or three tines a year to a provincial
should stand on its own fat like the
by news media, which rate the
council where they could debase
poor and Mr. Harris advised by Mr.
musings of a patty president as
their government's policies before
Long has done this to a large de-
sfighdy less relevant than those of a
media and propose changes, but no
gree.
premier's barber.
such matings that could show dis-
But the premier still subsidizes
But a columnist with lots of
sent in the party have been hekL
many of his key poetical advisers
shelf space who filed away texts of
Mr. Long wanted the Tories to
and their companies by giving
his speeches found a few of them
create 'a semi -autonomous think
them generous contracts with vari-.
interesting and some guide to
tank, the Ontario Blueprint Foun-
ous branches of government to
whether he will keep promises he
dation: that would generate inde-
kap them in comfort while they
makes.
pendent ideas for governing, but
spend time working for his party.
Mr. Long said if he became pre-
there is no such body churning out
One of the chief beneficiaries in
mier he would end the practice
ideas that might conflict with those
fact has been Mr. Long, whose ex -
common in all parties of having a
from Mr. Harris's office.
ecutive recruitment company re -
small clique mostly of unelected
Mr. Long's best -remembered
ceived government money and
advisers run gove-ument and in-
promise was to end the practice of
who was paid $650 -an -hour by the
stead make better use of back-
the previous Tory government of
government to write speeches.
benchers and give them 'a real role
Premier William Davis of sounding
This is far more than he is worth
in the governing process.'
out voters through polls before act-
and he may not do his best to keep
But under Mr. Hams virtually
ing to avoid offending them.
his promises. There is a stack of his
all major decisions are made by a
Mr. Long said the party's major
speeches to prove it.
small group, mostly unelected. As
decisions had been made by 'four
E -AW your o:onrrranb on NNs
one of his MPPs said, the premier
guys sifting through polling data in
conion to shoustonedtrharn.rwe
'often comes into our caucus and
a downtown hotel room' and it
Submissions which kWuda a Aral
tells us what we have all decided.'
should start acting on principle.
and last nrrw, as tell as Nw cons -
Mr. Long, while not head of
But this columnist's shelves are
munity of nsldonw, WN be con.
government, is often described as
piled also with polls Mr. Harris's
skNnd for pubacedlin,
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Ng" ADVER716EM WED11ESM EO n M. N" M. 2000 PAGE 7 P
Pickering set to saddle equestrian facilities with tough new safety rules, licensing requirements
FICKERING — Im- through the stirrup which Mr. Hader contacted area mu- ask local politicians to enact a Council asked the Province to Ontario last May.
proving safety at horse riding could reduce the chance of nicipalities, including Pickering, bylaw to license and regulate rid- introduce legislation to regulate The bylaw goes to council for
establishments throughout being dragged by a horse. following his daughter's death to ing establishments. equestrian establishments across consideration lune 5.
the city Is the aim of a drab
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accident can happen;' said AS
his easy to volunteer.
equestrian centres here to be
Ward I Regional Councillor
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unanimously approved a
here.
draft bylaw which would
The draft bylaw comes in
make it mandatory for all
response to a request from
Weal riding centres to obtain
Paul Hader of Aurora whose
*licence from the City.
10 -year-old daughter Eliza -
The bylaw would also re-
beth was killed in a riding ac-
quire that helmets be wom
cident in April 1999 when
by all riders under the age of
she was dragged more than
TENT
SALE
18 and that equestrians of all
150 metres by a galloping
ages wear appropriate
horse during a family outing
footwear to prevent the
at the Wagon Wheel Ranch
See
Page
-
for details
rider's
rider's foot from slipping
in Whitchurch-Stouffville.
Big wheels
ride to the
rescue
The Durham
West Area Office
of the Ontario
Heart and Stroke
Foundation
needs volunteers
for a fund-rais-
ing event it's
pedalling.
Teams are
sought for The
Big Bike Ride
for Stroke being
held Tuesday,
June 6 from 9
a.m. to 5 p.m. at
the Durham
Centre in Ajax.
More than
547,000 was
raised in the
Durham West
Area last year
and ride organiz-
ers have set a
goal of $50,000
for 2000.
Teams al-
ready registered
represent Whit-
by -Ajax MPP
Jim Flaherty's
office. Wal-
Mart. Veridian
Corporation.
Archbishop
Denis O'Connor
Catholic High
School, Exeter
High School and
Avery Dennison.
Team mem-
bers collect
pledges and ride
a large bicycle
for about 30
minutes June 6.
Prizes being
awarded for the
most money
raised include
watches, sweat-
shirts, gym bags.
water bottles,
cooler bags, T -
English
lessons
offered by
separate
school
board
Durham's
Catholic
school board is
offering a free
English- as- a-
second- lan-
guage course
this summer to
landed immi-
grants, Canadi-
an citizens and
refugees.
The pro-
gram will be
tan at the
Adult Educa-
tion office, 50
Commercial
Ave., Suite
200, in Ajax,
beginning July
4 and continu-
ing until the
end of August.
The course is
also available
to foreign visi-
tors and stu-
dents, who
must pay a fee
of $3 per hour.
Classes take
place Monday
to Friday be-
tween 8:30
a.m. and 12:30
p.m.
To register
and for more
information,
call Carmen at
683-7713.
shirts and caps.
Refreshments
will be available
during the day.
The Durham
Centre is at the
northeast corner
of Hwy. 2 and
Harwood Av-
enue.
Call the local
Heart and Stroke
Foundation of-
fice at 686-1521
for more infor-
mation.
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�eb Site: www. city.pickering.on.ca
May 31 Site Plan Advisory Committee
June 5 City Council Meeting
June 12 Executive Committee Meeting
June 13 Race Relations
8, Equity
Meeting
June 14 Committee of Adjustment
June 14 Site Plan Advisory Committee
June 15 Pickering Museum Village
Foundation AGM Cd the
Museum Village 7:30 pm
Julie 15 Statutory Public Information
LIVFRPOOL ROAD SOUTH AREA
LAND USE AND DESI(:N STUDY
FXECLTIVE COMMITTEE. MEETING
The C.ty or R: kung hu Inas J a I.W u.e and Jrugn
oudy for de Llvt p sl Road Sonia Mea (see lucstron
map). M the time, dant as d iocstaw hand below. the
k.accwwe Come amee of Couac.rl will carder the Stuff -
Recommended M h
1 Report, which p.manly resist •a(
a lead ase plan, development guidelines and
Implemematian uraegy Members of the public are
-.red to snood lbs meeting aid adareas the Cnmmrsee
with mygaeatxwn a rnmmers y�P any bare. Copies of
the SYR-Recammeadcd Pan I Repos .nil be available
from the Pickering Planning and Development
Department an and after Juse; 20M
What Executive CoaurtsM Meeting
When . 7:30 pm.
Dom Jane 13th. 2000
Where : counnI Climbable
Pickenag Civk Cwpka
om The Fsplmade. ng
If you bare any questions or require asitu.nal
Information. phase call Geoff McKnight. Planar. at
(905) 4204660 exewaw 2032.
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CITY OF PICICEILMG
PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice is bereby given that the Conseil of The
Commotion of the City of Podving will be considering
the esasow of a by -low m dosge the ssse of the
(osotriag street an June 19, IOOD as 7:30 p.m. in the
Co•meD C7rmbers r the Pickens Civic Complex, One
The FiplMade.
i]messSlooetIIllme
Nuthatch Soon Kodiak Strom
M de above-mentioned meeting. Council will hear in
persist, or by his or her count of Win. my person who
wishes to make mpraematmu other in support of, or is
opposition to. the proposed sure Mme chute and who
appkes to the Clerk to be Acrd. Any poison wishing to
ad3es+ Councii with res pat to this matter should convict
the undersigned an or before noon on Friday. June 16.
2000.
Bruce Tiglor. ACMT. CMM
Pickerir�p1anade
xisFCivie Complen
Oat The Ontario
LI V 6K7 Omrio
(903)420-4611
DATED at Pickering. Ontario
idt---$ 15th day of May. 2000
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SALE OF SURPLUS LANDS
TAKE NOTWI THAT om Jaw, 29.19M. City CamcC
misdnd Reunionist 12•Aaray4hw &"L M deakarita
the tland surplus u the ••ads of the
c.rfn. ills how k Mita aneroid for oak en m
cone i" hnia, onbjaes to ry ana ngasL
Iawlieciads ;
Nanbwst Part at t -s Is, ca•taiw R bows Part •r
Lou 16 and 17. Plan 43, dWpand an Parts 1.2.3, 4
and 5, Paan 4m-lsm lappt a. •.27 areas mare ar,
lana). ' a me the Meer CYnstud Community
Cita. to Ibe City of likteoia flasmerly lbe Namler
of Clam s". Reaiaorl Masuk(pMlq of Dutb•m.
muakipaity km•nw r OSf IOldl Marb Ra•L
A aropy •f rte aoifeoemee Nona is atseMd to the
Agstomas 1 Pttehue eat/ oak.
Sa1gLdl:: s1Ja.•MM.
Offers mall be s *.kind is the form or m Agieesnt of
Purchase and Sak which will be available d the Civic
Complex, Legal Department. 2nd Floor. Pickering. The
Agteemw of Purdue and Sas must be accon:V
by a deposit in the fan of a mosey order. bank draft'br
chow cero6ed by a bank trust corporation or Proviace
of Piasasto Se imp Ofrrce payable to The Cotporatian of
dee City of Pwderws and repratesticg a mimwm 10 per
carol of the purchase price ad out in the Offer.
The Corporation of the City of Pickering nukes no
repoexmtoc ra:gaatass the tits to a any other natters
re4tisg to the lands to be sold. Responsibility for
ascertaining these mianers rests with the potential
purchasers. The City renes the right to rejat any or all
offers 1=
arrear ary offer should it be domed is de beat
iirnest of one Cwty.
This sale is governed by the Municipal Act. The
successful purchow will be required toppaay the list&=
due on closing. the relevam Land Trailer Tai and my
applicable GST. The purchase transaction shall be closed
within 60 days of the acceptance of the Offer by The
Corporation of the City of Pickering.
For information respecting the viewing of dug property.
Phone contact:
operations said Emergency Services
Pickering Civic Complex
One The Fsplsade
Pckenngg, o
L IV 6K7
Ph, 905-420.4624
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VOLUNTEERS
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• Explore new challenges!
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• Gain Work experience!
• Make a difference by helping others!
j $upfty, JUIK 4th, 2000 • Have fun!
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l 1867 valley Farm Rd. South -Assist in a recreation program
• 2:o p.m. To 4:00 p.m. • Assist wits various Special Events
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iPICKEFINIJO welcome fo Inc llxxl tabes on our summer Camp Program! 1 nus summer the ,
if City of Pickering will offer a wide variety of Summer Camp program. Our staff
are Experienced, Creative and full of Enthusiasm, so conic on out and join in the
FUN. ti _
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10 ts*16ack" 2000 SUMMER YOUTH CAMP PROGRAMS
End-a-Cimp Mhase 1: Youth Leadership/Mart«shiP Program
"1 5 to 12 (For Youth 13 - 14 peen of Age
Extended care from Phase 2: Assistant Counsellor Program
In 7:00 am to 6:00 pm For Youth 14 - IS Nan of Age) • ,
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if City of Pickering will offer a wide variety of Summer Camp program. Our staff
are Experienced, Creative and full of Enthusiasm, so conic on out and join in the
FUN. ti _
(-Mini PWaC_ Mini Pidaca over the opportunity to L ee
1 s b12
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a umsic a gams$ cooperative environment supported
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by experienced and qualified staff ti ___ iskills
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a ' , newts, cookie drams approach to Ans, filled with a outdoor survival skills as well n
g• athletic adventures All activities an
1 Tdeo, dance, music, port", summer of Colour. Creativity and signed to fit the needs of campers.
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10 ts*16ack" 2000 SUMMER YOUTH CAMP PROGRAMS
End-a-Cimp Mhase 1: Youth Leadership/Mart«shiP Program
"1 5 to 12 (For Youth 13 - 14 peen of Age
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AIP PAQE • NEWS AOVERTO M. WEDNESDAY EDITION, May 71, 2000
--You can help save the
Oak Ribes Moraine
Rice Lake, is a delicate system of wet-
lands. forests and agricultural land.
Despite the turnout of thousands of
residents at public meetings in Rich-
mond Hill. Uxbridge and King City de-
manding protection of this ecosystem,
as well as a survey showing that 89 per
cent of the people support preservation,
the Ontario government has not an-
nounced a protection plan or given any
provincial planning guidance for the
moraine.
F.:uthrowts staff and volunteers re-
cently revealed that the development
community has provided a large finan-
cial support base to the Progressive
Conservative party in Ontario. Between
1995 and 1998, the Tones received at
least 52.6 million in political contribu-
tions from land development interests
across Ontario. Earthrm*; is demanding
that Premier Mike Hams immediately
announce a protection plan for the
moraine to indicate that the govemment
plans to act in the public interest rather
than under the influence of developers*
dollars.
The moraine has nes been saved yet,
however the Ontario government is
slowly beginning to listen to the many
people who are demanding its protec-
tion. Recently, the Ministry of Munici-
pal Alfaers and Housing made a submis-
sion to the Ontano Municipal Board
outlining a potential protection map for
the Richmond Hill portion of the
moraine. Since the Ontario government
has proven it can move toward a protec-
tion plan in Richmond Hill. it is clear it
can act to save the entire moraine, in-
cluding our area.
The weeks of May 23 through lune 4
are 'Take Action Weeks' for the Oak
Ridges Moraine. Earthroxts is asking all
of its members and the public to help.
Call Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge MPP
Janet Ecker at 420-0829 or Whitby -
Ajax MPP Jim Flaherty at 430-1141
and let them know that it make* both
ecological and political sense to save the
Oak Ridges Moraine now'.
OBJ
COMING EVENTS: Jime 9 to 11 -
The Frenchman's Bae Festival to Pick-
ering, where there will be a table of 3Rs
information as well as lots of Blue
Boxes to capture beverage containers
and paper for recycling. Can we have
fun without making zillions of bags of
garbage:' Of course we can'
June 17 - Pickenng's One Day Com -
poster Sale. beginning at 9 a.m. in the
Pickcnng Civic Complcx parking lot.
Compostcrs will be sold at the uhst
dized rate of $20. Durham Rc�:wq '.,rl'
be nn hand to give awa_% Irer .
Blue Boxes will al,,, F,� r .._
pm -
1
yftmaloons
S,NCF,�
Butcher leads teachers' union
Durham's elementary
at Queen Elizabeth Public
Eanhroots is a non-profit organiza-
School in Oshawa. becomes
union executive who will
tion dedicated to protecting threatened
serve for the AM to 2002
claimed to other positions
ancient forest ecosystems and wilder-
were Tom Lazor, a teacher at
Larraine
ness areas. Its primary campaign for
of the Durham branch of the
Public School who becomes
2000, 'The Oak Ridges Moraine Action
treasurer: Terry Hrynyk of
Roulston
Week', is focusing on the protection of
resents approximately 2.50()
—
this area before it's tow late. The
Crump from Pickering's A! -
Resider s Corner
moraine, which stretches 160 kilorne-
vice-president.
executive member in charge
tres from the Niagara Escarpment to
of political action.
Rice Lake, is a delicate system of wet-
lands. forests and agricultural land.
Despite the turnout of thousands of
residents at public meetings in Rich-
mond Hill. Uxbridge and King City de-
manding protection of this ecosystem,
as well as a survey showing that 89 per
cent of the people support preservation,
the Ontario government has not an-
nounced a protection plan or given any
provincial planning guidance for the
moraine.
F.:uthrowts staff and volunteers re-
cently revealed that the development
community has provided a large finan-
cial support base to the Progressive
Conservative party in Ontario. Between
1995 and 1998, the Tones received at
least 52.6 million in political contribu-
tions from land development interests
across Ontario. Earthrm*; is demanding
that Premier Mike Hams immediately
announce a protection plan for the
moraine to indicate that the govemment
plans to act in the public interest rather
than under the influence of developers*
dollars.
The moraine has nes been saved yet,
however the Ontario government is
slowly beginning to listen to the many
people who are demanding its protec-
tion. Recently, the Ministry of Munici-
pal Alfaers and Housing made a submis-
sion to the Ontano Municipal Board
outlining a potential protection map for
the Richmond Hill portion of the
moraine. Since the Ontario government
has proven it can move toward a protec-
tion plan in Richmond Hill. it is clear it
can act to save the entire moraine, in-
cluding our area.
The weeks of May 23 through lune 4
are 'Take Action Weeks' for the Oak
Ridges Moraine. Earthroxts is asking all
of its members and the public to help.
Call Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge MPP
Janet Ecker at 420-0829 or Whitby -
Ajax MPP Jim Flaherty at 430-1141
and let them know that it make* both
ecological and political sense to save the
Oak Ridges Moraine now'.
OBJ
COMING EVENTS: Jime 9 to 11 -
The Frenchman's Bae Festival to Pick-
ering, where there will be a table of 3Rs
information as well as lots of Blue
Boxes to capture beverage containers
and paper for recycling. Can we have
fun without making zillions of bags of
garbage:' Of course we can'
June 17 - Pickenng's One Day Com -
poster Sale. beginning at 9 a.m. in the
Pickcnng Civic Complcx parking lot.
Compostcrs will be sold at the uhst
dized rate of $20. Durham Rc�:wq '.,rl'
be nn hand to give awa_% Irer .
Blue Boxes will al,,, F,� r .._
pm -
1
yftmaloons
S,NCF,�
Butcher leads teachers' union
Durham's elementary
at Queen Elizabeth Public
leachers have elated a new
School in Oshawa. becomes
union executive who will
second vice-president. Ac -
serve for the AM to 2002
claimed to other positions
school years,
were Tom Lazor, a teacher at
Bill Butcher is president
Oshawa's Gertrude Colpus
of the Durham branch of the
Public School who becomes
Elementary Teachers' Foxier-
treasurer: Terry Hrynyk of
ation of Ontario, which rep
Lord Elgin Public School in
resents approximately 2.50()
Ajax, secretary: and Lorelei
members in the region. Anna
Crump from Pickering's A! -
Huston got the noxi as first
tons Forest Public School,
vice-president.
executive member in charge
Rachel Gencey, a teacher
of political action.
It pays to pay your
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Just ask t' R,+ 1n -,n 1 \In\ wh w,.n a TV to the
Ajax/Pickering News Advertisers recent collection draw.
To be entered to win, just pay your carrier the 55.(11)
voluntary deliven charge and send in your ballot. The
carrier on this route. Greer, also received a $25.00 tonus
for selling the winning coupon sheet to a customer on her
route.
Your carrier will be around to collect
before .lune 5. 21100 and you'll have a
chance to Hin a % ('R.
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. WEDNESDAY, MAY 31
SIIVGLE PARENT SUPPORT: The
Ajax -Pickering chapter of the One Par-
ent Family Association invites you to
our weekly meeting held at 8p.m. every
Wednesday at the Annandale Golf and
Curling Club, corner of Church and
Bayly Sts. Ajax, for both custodial and
non-custodial parents whether your chil-
dren are 2 or 42, all are welcome. 837-
9670.
WOMEN'S COALITION: The
Women's Rights Action Coalition of
Durham (WRAC) holds its annual gen-
eral [Heeling at 6:30 p.m. in the auditori-
um of the Pickering Central Library,
One The Esplanade. The group will also
launch a new program against domestic
crime. Guest speaker is Joan Kerr.
RSVP with Nicky or Narda at 427-7849.
TOASTMASTERS: The Ajax -Picker-
ing Toastmasters meets in the Visitor's
Centre of the Pickering nuclear station
on Montgomery Park Rd. Meet and
greet at 7:15 p.m., meeting from 7:30 to
9:30 p.m. Learn public speaking, leader-
ship and communication skills. 683-
4439 (John), 619-0647 (Peter).
THURSDAY, JUNE 1
NATURALISTS: The June Meeting of
the Pickering Naturalists will feature
world hirder. Scutt Connop, who will
talk about hireling in the Himalayas and
demonstrate bird sound recording.
Meeting is at the St. Lluaheth Seton
School library on 480 Sir, qufs lane, off
Rosebank Rd. N in Piclkc;ine 905 -606 -
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MAY 31. 2000
3897 (Doug) or 416-287.1374 (Lys).
AUTISM: The Autism Society, Durham
Chapter, holds its annual general meet-
ing at 7:30 p.m. at 36 Emperor St. (As-
sociation for Community Living of-
fices), Ajax. Support for families of in-
dividuals with PDD or autism. 427-9572
(Judy Crosbie).
FRIDAY, JUNE 2
MUSICAL: The music department at
Archbishop Renis O'Connor Catholic
High School presents Crary for You.
featuring the best music and lyrics by
George and Ira (Jershwin.starting at
7:30 p.rn. Tickets are $7 (adult,i. $5
(student~. seniors). $1 (children under
12). Tickets, mote info. 427-6667, ext.
358.
BREA.STFEEDIIVG: Parents interest-
ed in working with other parents to
make it easier to discreetly breastfeed
their babies when out in the community
are invited to drop in at a Breastfeeding
Families of Durham meeting at 10 a.m.
at the Durham Region's Health Depart-
ment office in Ajax at 126 Commercial
Ave. Phone 427-9547 or 723-8521, ext.
2157.
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 addic-
tions, including co-dependency. A child-
care program is available as required.
Everyone welcome 428-9431 (Jim) in
the evenings.
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Kids can take adventures
at Pickering libraries
PICKERING — Two fun and ex-
citing programs are being offered for
children aged six to I I years old at the
Claremont and Greenwood libraries.
Tales of Adventure for the Campfire
will give youngsters a chance to hear
campfire stories. sing camp songs.
play a circle game and make their own
fish craft to take home. The program
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Pickering
News
Advertiser
will be offered at the Greenwood
branch Wednesday. July 12 at I 1 a.m.
and at the Claremont library Thursday.
July 13 at 11 a.m. Pick up your free
tickets Tuesday. July 4 at 9 30 a.m.
In A Sky -Full of Adventure. chil-
dren will listen to stories about wilder-
ness survtyal and ad%enlurc. cnlo� out-
door song, ant make a n114.11e t"I their
window. The event will be held at the
Greenwood branch Wednesday. Aug.
16 at I 1 a.m. and at the Claremont li-
brary Thursday. Aug. 17 at I I a.m.
Tickets will be- available Saturday,
Aug. 5 at 9 a.m.
For more infornutuon contact the
Greenwood hbctry at 683-8844 or the
Claremont branch at 641j-3341.
What are your kids doing
this summer?
Watch each Wednesday in the News Advertiser for this
feature, for upcoming children's activities and events.
To advertise call Chris at 683-5110.
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REGISTRATION
Museum Village foundation
seeks new ideas to save history
PICKERING — The Pickering For more information on the foun-
Museum Village Foundation hosts its dation call Laura Drake at 839-1395.
second annual general meeting For more information about the mu -
Thursday, June 15 at 7:30 p.m. seum village phone 683-8401.
The meeting at the museum vil-
lage, on Hwy. 7 between Brock and
Westney roads. will feature guest Mondays
speaker Tom Munson, a consultant
for the Puterhaugh Schoolhouse.
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the museum is invited to attend to
provide input on the goals of the
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"The purpose of this work- "Although these statistics are dizziness and fatigue:
shop is to make seniors aware of alarming, falls arc preventable:" • take time for friends and social -
potential safety hazards in their Ms. Griffith says. "Tire health wing to avoid isolation:
New Ajax church
breaks ground
AJAX — Construction will begin
soon on a new church in north Ajax.
A ground -breaking ceremony held
recently for :he Rossland Ridge Bible
Chapel attracted Ajax Mayor Steve
Parish, the church's six elders and 150
congregation members.
The chapel on three -and -one-half
acres at the corner of Westney Road
North and Rossland Road will offer
activities currently being run out of
rented space in Ajax and Whitby.
There'll be congregational worship.
Family Bible Hour. Sunday school.
youth groups, women's craft classes
and Bible studies, and Teens 'N'
Twenties Gym and Bible Club.
Construction will start in early July
and should be completed by the end of
the year.
The church is now called Lynde
Creek Bible Chapel, but elder Angus
Henderson says the new name is being
adopted for the new building.
Call 831-1169 for more Informa-
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winners on
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Tobacco
Dav"
Today has
special mean-
ing for the more
than 300
Durham resi-
dents who
stopped smok-
ing As part of a
r c c e n t
provincewide
contest.
That's be-
cause this
year's World
No Tobacco
Day is being
celebrated
Wednesday.
Every day is
now No Tobac-
co Day for 313
Durham resi-
dents who gave
up their bad
habit during
The Quit
Smoking 2000
contest which
ran from Janu-
ary to April, re-
port the
Durham Region
Health Depart-
mentand the
Council for a
Tobacco Free
Durham, two
community
sponsors of the
Ontario -wide
event.
-We're very
pleased with
the number of
people who
participated in
the contest and
ultimately be-
came smoke-
free:' says pub-
lic health nurse
Shawn Woods.
Everyone who
entered the con-
test is a winner,
with the biggest
prize being im-
proved health
and well-
being."
Richard
Duggan, a 30 -
year smoker
from Brace -
bridge, was the
grand -prize
winner selected
in a random
draw of more
than 12,000
contest partici-
pants.
For more in-
formation about
quitting smok-
ing contact the
Durham Health
Connection
Line at 723-
8521 or 1-800-
841-2729 cxt.
2158.
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Durham health department marks Seniors Month with workshop,
resource kits
Teaching seniors how to pre.
vent falls is the topic of an inter-
environment and how to prevent
falls:'
department works closely with
• plan ahead and avoid Holing
and used properly.
darkened hallways, bathrooms
active workshop being presented
says public health nurse
Carrie Griffith,
various community groups to in-
crease awareness and encourage
which increa+es the risk of falls;
• have regular health check-ups:
• conduct a periodic home safety
check to ensure handrails are se-
and stain.
To register for the Fall Safely
by the Durham Region Health
Department next month.
The health department reports
falls
everyone to follow the Top 12
• use medication safely and prop-
cure, stain are well -lit, bathmats
workshop call the Clarington
The health unit is marking Se-
are the top reason seniors
are admitted to hospital with in-
Tips to Preventing Falls, a re-
source developed by the Durham
erly;
• wear supportive shoes with
don't slide, etc.:
• remove clutter and keep stain
Older Adult Association at 905 -
697-2856.
nitrs Month with a Fall Safely
workshop Wednesday, June 7
jury. In fact, 68 per cent of days
elderly people spend in hospital
Region Health Department:'
The 12 tips:
non-skid soles:
• use walking aids correctly:
clear;
• secure rugs;
For more information on falls
prevention call the health depart -
from I I a.m. to 2 p.m. at the
Clarington Beech Centre, 26
are due to injury and 76 per cent
of all hospital deaths are related
• exercise regularly;
• cat at least three well-balanced
canes or walkers should be fitted
• use night lights to brighten
ment at 683-4660
Beech Ave., Bowmanville. to injuries suffered during a fall. meals daily to avoid weakness,
"The purpose of this work- "Although these statistics are dizziness and fatigue:
shop is to make seniors aware of alarming, falls arc preventable:" • take time for friends and social -
potential safety hazards in their Ms. Griffith says. "Tire health wing to avoid isolation:
New Ajax church
breaks ground
AJAX — Construction will begin
soon on a new church in north Ajax.
A ground -breaking ceremony held
recently for :he Rossland Ridge Bible
Chapel attracted Ajax Mayor Steve
Parish, the church's six elders and 150
congregation members.
The chapel on three -and -one-half
acres at the corner of Westney Road
North and Rossland Road will offer
activities currently being run out of
rented space in Ajax and Whitby.
There'll be congregational worship.
Family Bible Hour. Sunday school.
youth groups, women's craft classes
and Bible studies, and Teens 'N'
Twenties Gym and Bible Club.
Construction will start in early July
and should be completed by the end of
the year.
The church is now called Lynde
Creek Bible Chapel, but elder Angus
Henderson says the new name is being
adopted for the new building.
Call 831-1169 for more Informa-
tion.
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_800-27G-4114
uAz PIc1cEApIG.wl M ZM WA Ala "W"
(905) 686.4017 (905) 484.6166
Quitters
are the
winners on
Worid No
Tobacco
Dav"
Today has
special mean-
ing for the more
than 300
Durham resi-
dents who
stopped smok-
ing As part of a
r c c e n t
provincewide
contest.
That's be-
cause this
year's World
No Tobacco
Day is being
celebrated
Wednesday.
Every day is
now No Tobac-
co Day for 313
Durham resi-
dents who gave
up their bad
habit during
The Quit
Smoking 2000
contest which
ran from Janu-
ary to April, re-
port the
Durham Region
Health Depart-
mentand the
Council for a
Tobacco Free
Durham, two
community
sponsors of the
Ontario -wide
event.
-We're very
pleased with
the number of
people who
participated in
the contest and
ultimately be-
came smoke-
free:' says pub-
lic health nurse
Shawn Woods.
Everyone who
entered the con-
test is a winner,
with the biggest
prize being im-
proved health
and well-
being."
Richard
Duggan, a 30 -
year smoker
from Brace -
bridge, was the
grand -prize
winner selected
in a random
draw of more
than 12,000
contest partici-
pants.
For more in-
formation about
quitting smok-
ing contact the
Durham Health
Connection
Line at 723-
8521 or 1-800-
841-2729 cxt.
2158.
Now
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Nov
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NEV\'S ADVERTISER MAY 31. 2000
for the Show no one-trickpon
y
Duo hopes new disc is Radio Friendly and fan friendly too
BFAL RIVF7T
Sta/l Editor
The boys in Two for
the Show will put aside
the wisecracks for the
time being in favour of
something completely
different.
The follow-up to their
first comedy CD Finally
Released two years ago is
the Ajax and Pickering
duo's brand new disc
Radio Friendly — a 14 -
song pop/rock collection.
It's a marked departure
for Rob Tyler and partner -
in -crime Allan Mackay.
who've been delivering
cutting-edge comedy and
music for several years to
Durham audiences.
Two for the Show will
uracil the new self -pro-
duced musical offering at
a CD release party at EP
Taylor's Pub on the main
Durham Collegc campus.
2000 Simcoe St. N.. Os-
hawa. on Friday, lune 9.
Doors open at 9:30 p.m.
Entry is on a first-come.
first-served basis. There's
a SS cover.
While creating music
and comedy has brought a
large following for Two
for the Show. Tyler says
he and long-time friend
Mackay needed a change
of sccnery.
-We felt that the firs,
album represented one
side of our music:' says
Tyler. who sings and
plays guitar. -We chal-
lcnged ourselves to wnte
a new album because of
the demand from our
friends and fans. We were
hearing 'Hey guys. do
you write any real
songs?"
Singer and bassist
Mackay notes the duo
wanted to prove to fans
there's another. more mu-
sical side to Two for the
Show.
"I think the comedy
was born out of our night-
club act:' says Mackay
"We would just like to
chow that we can do the
musical side also. We're
not just a one -trick pony "
But, that doesn't mean
the duo is done with com-
edv. Far from it. says
Tyler.
..We don't want to turn
our backs on the comedy
thing:' he says. "We just
wanted to get something
out there that would get
some airplay. We'll still
be clowning around on
stage. We'll never lose
our schoolboy humour"
Radio Friendly was
recorded in the duo's
home studio ("in the
laundry room between
washes:' quips Tyler)
over a six-month period.
starting last October and
ending in March. Both
describe the writing and
recording process as -in-
tense" as some tracks
were recorded four times
before they came up with
a version which pleased
both.
"We had to wear every
single hat all the way
through:' explains Tyler,
who adds the duo even
produced the cover art for
the disc.
There was some inter-
est from record compa-
nies. but the offers
"weren't worth- the duo's
serious consideration.
Mackay reports. "We're
walling for the right one
that comes along:' says
Tyler.
Radio Friendly fea-
tures "14 nice songs"
which fall under the
pop/rock genre. says
Mackay. -W'e're nix rein-
venting the wheel:'
Among the songs on
Radio Friendly is one
called Canadian Rock
Tribute which, neo sur-
prisingly, is a tribute to
numero % Canucks in the
rock 'n' roll business.
manv of whom Mackay
and Tyler have played
with over the years.
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to the end of the song is
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like taking your shirt off
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Tyler.
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said six months ago
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for the Show takes a more musical tum with the re -
cause we have to live with
lease of their second CD entitled Radio Friendly. The
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Lisa Flood inducted into Ontario Aquatic Hall of Fame
PickeringOlympian now a hall of famer
BY AL RIVEJT
Sports Editor
PICKERING — The final, missing piece of
what has been an outstanding career in the pool ar-
rived late last month for Pickering's Lisa Flood.
The two-time Olympian and former member
and coach at the Pickering Swim Club was among
six inductees to the Ontario Aquatic Hall of Fame
at its I 1 th annual induction ceremony and dinner in
Toronto. Flood received notice of her induction into
the hall last December, but the enormity of her ac-
complishment didn't hit her until the day of the cer-
emony.
"At first, I didn't think too much about it. I did-
n't realize how big of an honour it was. The cere-
mony pulled it together for me. I got to meet the
other inductees. To think that I was included in
their ranks was incredible for me ... It makes me feel
good about what I contributed to the sport;' she
says.
The 28-year-old's rEsumE in collegiate, national
and international swimming speaks volumes for
her inclusion into the province's Aquatic Hall of
Fame with five other Ontario swimming luminar-
ics.
• Two-time Canadian Olympian - 1992 in
Barcelona. Spain where she placed 14th in the 100 -
metre breaststroke and 1996 in Atlanta where she
placed loth in the loom breaststroke.
- Two gold medals (I 01)m and 200m breaststroke)
at the 1995 Pan American Games in Argentina and
a silver in the 4 -x -100 -metre medley relay:
- Two bronze medals (200m breaststroke and 4 -x-
100 -metre medley relay) at the 1993 Common-
wealth Games in Victoria:
- Two bronze medals (100m and 200m breast-
stroke) at the 1991 Pan American Games in Cuba.
- Named Big East Conference Woman Swimmer of
the Year in her first year on the Villanova Universi-
ty swim team while attending the of Pennsylvania
school on a full athletic scholarship:
- Won the 200 -yard breaststroke event at the 1992
National Collegiate Athletic Association Champi-
onships in Austin. Texas. It was the first national
title for Villanova University in women's swim-
ming:
- Recognized as Villanova's Senior Athlete of the
Year for swimming and academic standing. While
at Villanova was an right -team All-American and
was honoured by the NCAA with its Top 8 Award
for athletic and academic accomplishments. She
was inducted into the university's Swimming Wall
of Honour in 1997.
Twice representing Canada at the Summer
Baseball kids �
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PICKERING — The Pickering
Baseball Association will host its %cc-
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ball Skills Competition here Friday,
June 9.
Boys and girls aged 13 and under
are eligible to participate in the annu-
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(Brock Road and Finch Avenue) from
6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Each entrant will receive a signed
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LISA FLOOD
Inducted into Ontario Aquatic
Hall of Fame.
Olympic Games in Barcelona and Atlanta were.
without a doubt, the highlights of her 17 years in
the sport.
"Definitely. It was a wonderful experience. To
represent my country was a big honour: it was def-
initely the highlight of my career:"
Most memorable for her was marching with
other members of the Canadian Olympic team at
the opening ceremonies at the Barcelona Olympics.
"The opening ceremonies in 1992 really stuck
in my mind, other than my race. When the Canadi-
ans walked into the stadium and having the people
cheering and seeing the number of Canadian flags
being flown in the stands was something special. It
was the realization of just how far I had come:'
Leading up to her second Olympic Games in At-
lanta carne one of her most cherished moments.
Prior to leaving for training camp in preparation for
Atlanta, the members of the Canadian swim team
were presented their Olympic rings. Flood had
arranged secretly to have her ring made to fit the
finger size of her father John.
"I sat with the box on my lap until everyone had
theirs. My dad was telling me to open it up and put
it on, but I toll him it didn't fit and proceeded to put
it on his finger. My mom was there with us too and
it was a great morrhent that we shared together"
And. that story. says Flood. has touched many
listeners when she has done guest speaking en -
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"I've told that story and people have come up to
me and told me that 'you had us in tears'. Both my
parents were very supportive, but my dad was my
number -one fan. He never takes the ring off."
Since retiring from competitive swimming in
1996, she served as an age -group coach for the
Pickering Swim Club during the 1997-98 season.
Although she's not currently coaching now, instead
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coaching is a great way to help the kids"
The last hurdle for Cameror Seadath s
the 2000 OFSAA Track and Field
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2 The talented Pickering High School
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124 Wilson Rd. South,
Oshawa, Ontario L1H 6C1
THE NEWS ADVERTISER
is looking for Kids to deliver papers
and flyers door to door four times a
week by 6:00 PM. in their
neighborhoods.
call 905-683--5117
EXPERIENCED SERVERS WANTED
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paced restaurant/pub. Someone who is
organized, a team player willing to work
days*
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servers need appy.
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Purdy's Resturarrt b Pub
6091 Kingston Rd.. Scarborough
(416) 281-3680
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k-wiwd within our treatment resldenc-
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905-666-4636
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2 MACHINING APPRENTICES
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or fax resume to (416)291-2()61
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Drop on resume to Manager eek pan and country clue Experienced Cooks. 2 poST- Full-time day shin.
10am-5Dm Mon -Fn Pease tax resume to (905) bona awdable cam (9051!39- call Debbie
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as well as GTA. t1AM Tni$T IIImm
Serious n i.res Only South Apt FWpan time. aI
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(905) 427-7733 sari plus corm f4A�li
IMMBTYIJtT, full / pan urs OIPIMAT011ts S
Ib perms. no cMws Jus Exeelent eamlflg
asMMM Itrtp 1 OWA M Flee gross cuts Pickering / Toren- potential for experientxd
e CAN 416-415,55% industrial staving
C M B W wait- UNMENCED COOL Ano nachine operators,
Sit m Your Good Health, PrIpubo Vcoi required Fuji Would be villin to train
Oshawa Cadre PermaMm IIIIINIp Immlduley - BUsy O
tWl-tille 26,0 M per pit ume seasorW work the Deer Plcaermig Restaurm Tkoro the right applicants.
Drop on resume to Manager eek pan and country clue Experienced Cooks. 2 poST- Full-time day shin.
10am-5Dm Mon -Fn Pease tax resume to (905) bona awdable cam (9051!39- call Debbie
427.1611 a n Terry 0443 ask for John (Me) 460 -em
Toronto Line: (416) 798-7259 Our Phone lines are open
AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER
Mon to Fri. td 8:00 pm.
24 -Hour Fax: (905) 576.421 a sad. 9:30 am to 3:00 earn.
7 .,130 Commercial Ave, Aja: Cla"Med OnIIM. Now when
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Fax resumes only
(905) 427-7564
REQUIRED
IMMEDIATELY
Pickering Law Firm needs
candidate with knowledge and
experience in:
All daily/monthly/yearly
legal accounting matters
PCLaw for Windows
Quick Books
Please telefax resume and
references to:
Gillian Vanular
(905)427-5542
seeking full time biling
employee for:
CUSTOMER
SERVICE/DATA ENTRY
Knowledge of A/P, A/R,
crosoft Word, Excel, Al
excellent benefits, salary cc
mensurate with experience.
Fax resume to:
(905)428-2057
kering company. Position will en -
marketing support, handling in -
Ise ordering of stationary, market -
material, mailings, printing, coun-
and phones. Advanced level of
Word and database background
mandatory. Administrative experi-
A3 required. Offering annual salary.
Fax vour resumes to:
or e-mail Info@cslpower.com
No phone calls please
needed for growing L'Kbndge office
Mainly evenings h weekends.
some daytime jour.
Experience preferred. Would wit mature
person• preferably an individual with a keen
interest in real estate. computer knowledge
and great telephone skills an: essential!
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Forever Young, the regions premier
source of 50+ clews and shopping
information and Durham Parent, the
regions newsmagazine for young
families is looking for a self motivated,
energetic sales pro to help grow these
established publications.
Parr est
Your skills, along with our reputation
and market position will ensure
financial and professional success.
Excellent commission structure and
base salary. Please send a resume to:
Advertising Manager
130 Commercial Ave
Ajax, Ontario. L1 S 21-15
(905)619-9068 fax
Culligan Water Conditioning has
been serving Durham Region for over
50 years. We are currently seeking
two SALES PROFESSIONALS for
our Domestic Water Treatment Division.
If you are committed to honesty and
integrity, not afraid of prospecting to the
direct market or working to your fullest
potential, to earn an above average
income, we want to speak to you. At
Culligan, we offer a very rewarding and
exciting work environment where you
have the opportunity to expand and
exceed your career aspirations.
Preference will be given ;o those with
water treatment experience, however, if
you have a stionQ drive for success and
want to be part of the largest company
in a gLQv]b industry, please fax your
resume to (905) 841-0262 or call Alex
Thow (905)686-3550
%'ICFROY H0ti1F5
FGLL TIME /PART-TIME
SALES OPPORTUNITY
Are you a dynamic Individual with a
real flair for sales? Looking for an
eammg opportunity with exception-
ally high commissions'
TECH HOME LTD., Independent
dealer for Viceroy Hones, a leader
In manufactunng (3f pre-engineered
hcmes, currentlyy have a position
available in Peterborreugh.
No traveling or canvassing.
Send resume to:
TECH HOME LTD.
850 Tapscott Road, Unit 32
Scarborough, Ontario, MIX 1N4
Fax#(416)754-7549
Phone#(416)751-4061
13'2273 i
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PREPPER
have quality references E mir+imum 10
REQUIRED
years Ontario experience In commercial
icy for
institutional / renovation / addition prole:!;
Real Elf—: body
gib~ is Whitby'
valued from 5500.000 to 5 Million.
Fax resume 6 letter of interest to
FAX RESUME To:
JENSEN
905-576-2582, Oshawa
AUTO BODY
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Minute Muffler and Brake
905420-1906
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aetallizers. Inspect and
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troubleshooting and producing
on our machines.
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environment In which to
demonstrate your abilities.
•e eager to learn and take pride In rely on our technicians to
Dur workmanship produce top quality product.
•e goal oriented for personal growth support any and all
educational advancement
and professional development.
•e entrepreneurial. give our self-directed
production teams the
responsibility to run their end
of our business
u,e a"can do- attitude. support you to try new things
and develop to your maximum
potential.
V you can demonstrate your commitment to these values, forward
your resume to: Celplast Metallized Products Limited,
67 Commander Blvd.. Unit #4, Scarborough, ON, MIS 3M7
or fax to (416)293-9199. No telephone caUs please.
Custom Stamlc, Steel Fanr:cation Shop
specializing in food equipment is looking for
people fully experienced In these areas
. Layout a IM operation of a power shear 6 power brake
2' Fateicrm of ctnrom staelNss SIW retrigmmed tables
1 TIG weldng and eakfum starless stir pllyne".
Calf Bill McGuire 905-6156-6955
Requires. Health Care 'Workers
me. Casual Part time 8 On-call
available within Durham Region
gs/weekend$ shifts available.
Ins available at Sunrise 24 -hr.
m. car riot necessary.
ompetihve compensation and benefits.
12 63 - $14 17 per tour plus shift 1
1d paid mileage. benefits available .
aid trainmg 8 orientation.
exlbdity In scheduling. PSW upgrading
nave own vehicle
HCA. or HSW. 1" 1.2.3, Certificate
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Call 905-5762112 Eat. 32 or 29
Toll Free: 1448-433-0240
Fax resumes: 905-571-7596
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REGISTERED NURSES
YOUR FAMILY RESPONSIBILITIES
ARE YOU THINKING OF RETURNING TO
YOUR CHOSEN CAREER?
EIITENDICARE, an active and progressive
oartner In the health rare delivery system
for Durham report, will assist you with
training to equip you to skittfully work in
our long term care centre Loam while
you eam. Part time and casual hours are
avallable
N you are interested please all
us at 9()5.579-0011 or mail to:
Extendicare, 82 Park Rd. IN..
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- is your opportunity to grow with a well established company founded in 1954 f
design and manufacture of point-of-purchase displays, trade show exhibits, ret:
wing, and show cases. We are a new company to the Pickering area and a
ted on Squires Beach Rd. in a new 210,00 square foot production facility.
x our move we have continued to experience a rapid growth and this has created
I for skilled ad semi -skilled production staff. There are positions available (
I shifts, days 7:00am-3:30pm mad afternoons 3:30pm-12:00 midnight (we offer
ilium for afternoon shift). We have openings in the following areas:
AFTERNOON SHIFT SUPERVISOR
person will have the responsibility for the complete afternoon shift with til
imam of department leadhands. This individual will require excelle
Inizational and people skills to ensure that we have a cohesive, producti,
,noon shift. Since we are a fully integrated manufacturer experience in d
raving areas would be an asset; Metal Fabrication, Cabinet Making, CNC Wo
tres, resistance/MIG Welding, Acrylic Fabrication and Assembly.
POWDERCOAT PAINTERS
erienced operators required for days and afternoons. Must be able to operate a
pment within an electrostatic power system.
CABINET MAKERSICARPENTERS
erienced wood carpenters with your own tools who can read blueprints and
ed in all facets of cabinet making.
MACHINE OPERATORS
need machine operators with experience in the following areas: punch press• bras
s, wire formers, spot welding, cnc wood routers, lazer cutting, wire straightener at
welders. There are positions available on days and afternoons.
GENERAL FACTORY WORXERS
re are positions available on the day and afternoon shift for assembly workers all
ers in the other various depanmcTits as required.
Please forward resume to our office at
1055 Squires Beach Rd Pickering, Ont, L/W 4A6
or email it to : cdud/ey@cda-inc.com Fax: 905-686-1177
No amities please
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tram conthu.r $2.799 BEST
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motor May 799 New urU97
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32500 728.99,5 Isrp)
19U FOND TEAM 4 or 4
cyl Good Condllnon Newer
motor Emission test as
safettyy Oone 6 mads apo
ft X95 amrod a bat oder
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emSs,on tested 54,990 Tel.
eprone 426-8922
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sedan grey sum prey ,nfenor
Orng,na palnt. excellent
shape dnm like new
,41000 km Certmeaems-
sdas $2750 905 718 5032
191 FORD TEMPO 1'0k.
190k $2995 199C5 1990 Carai.in 5„n0.rrd
15119 S2999 1992 000ge on
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month *awaits 683-7301 or
4261879 after bpm
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Italy loaded irclualnnpp mm, rear
$90,19, $Wrw $16 m :all
905-420-8280
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2600Gkms 27 16 loaded
4m'lm. A'Se!:e $17 5V
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277-9465
166 PRMER 4„gaI Modes
26RG on Pigeon .see wdn
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B.t7 hardtop 6 silts a0d-a-
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beat dock etc UI !amly
pan ad for appointment
579-4309
161 FLAGSTAFF BUST wide-
bMv camorr, trailer 13 ,aro
sleeps 6 dean moveable
apmelte. Lebo. S..paCOOnveMN-080 no' "el IoM
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sleeps 6 comforua, electnc
brakes. awning MOM
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9423
34 FT. GLEMOETTE DELUKf.
n lamas !rant wit an sa,
M R,w, near Leldsay Hor-
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ramtoo awning deck. shed. 4
pce bath full k,tcnen ml
;rowve all contents im
macuule Ask,ng $12.500
(705) 3405302
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bunk room (Anil-rom w
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clowave. tull fnGge stove. Iul-
ty-rumnhed. 4 piece eam-
room 1 v antenna. shed. and
much mom Asking price
$16000 831-2640
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IN. "K- '105
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721.1570 after 4 p in a 985
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bN 905.434.6860
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BLUE MOON RETREAT 1. RED F R Camp
P.00 659-9448 Book now so Site 8 cim g s made. Fail
ou went be disappointed bis wor ar conditioning 6
Along with 4 well equipped. propene hexing We have
very duel glnalt this Yee several camp yids available.
NARIED Honda GROG dirt wr nave a seatim lu,nry ca- urge spacious rtes Irom
fame anNor Enduto o. bike owes a a The SNi nue Vnvate $850 season We offer good
condition. reasonably 1 Rem I R•M i weral, b beach 3 ped- fishing. swmmmg, ree-hall
reed Call %5434.0393 rooms. 3 halt, private hatub Ind
099604mes room 705.778-
Issnol LAKEFRONT SOLITUDE 'cram. fireplace. satellite TV
srao.nmei4s Pickering, private Beachfront retreat �ee erg 6raryeo Arsn.anMer. two
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amongst towering Tall Treat. w
2 bedroom. den.o en Concept lass design Peds lop lung t qes sided
P P 0 0 odds All cottages nave WSwEs7 lBAN3 - St Ox to
Iwi FORMULA Pius Skma+ $1295eutil. Suit professional. BBOz. nre pits are palm Iur• 350K approvals 48 ors Gov
583cc 2000 am m warmers Available irrmed. 905.831.3300 name and use of Hoolub Io- ern.ent secured loans to
t son $1 Ixa on achene Joe Pltino, Re/Max First Reath Ltd. duced m ental pnR. beeves. 3250K t 877.643-0130 or
udgea trail stared indoors. odsketbad keen volleyball. (905420.3960
excellent stupe Ready for A ABA DABA 00 own sour badm.mn horseshoes. bw-
w10fo R 500 farm or "" trade Apertmwns r- a,.rn, cemprj,r, uP boats. onset, and padde MONEY PROBLEMS, Get out
fa oder m Oil bl t ash • 1 1 Rwe q ailed fi momh> Ito Irom boats We al5a have pee, at aeon qu¢k whoa po p
(105) 328-W NEWLY FINISHED t tma,00r 5550 up to 3% ash bap to fishing a swrmonal all on Wmkrupl a being ganxshse0
Msemen: nM Nunn 4Ia. You Income Irom 529.000 Jori. borer. Purdy Lake. Ara Everyone accepted reWrdess
t Marine Possland Rale,s;lnn Sew- plus
goon Dedra Short of 50kms from Alpagun Pan of credo ratng tall to tree
late entrance. parking no florin payment° CM Km Ca mormanon 9D5-576-3505
14 1R FT SJNRAY beat. ..in snmtint or pets An mclusive. its Associate "e, CodekK BOSCAYGEOU AREA. LAKE Stade. bat rrclWed
65 AC me¢ury motor. win S70Ormomh Rrselasi Reler Banner RMP Pcai Estate FRONT tamely : nacrae 2 -
Ira le, Asking $2 500 (9051 cotes Avail immNmely 19051728-99t4 beard. is Darn N VCR. ; 1 bor19•955.
6WTW iq metro, barbecue. huge deg. INwawv
19051619 fa61 A ABSOLUTELY ASTOUND- dam. boa aynl ' vrenryy ppnn
1P STARCRAFT 251M Mar. MORIN OSHAWA 2 bdrm ING 6 morns I,R then own a vale S6aS/week 17051657 MORTGAGES Goat baa and
or isntrx .oto,. Ibor S car:
upper duple, Laundry pan noose "our 5600-murmh Dae 1992 ugly Fnarming for any put.
pH console 6 staruq ,A" ^0. yard Net smoker no Up to $5.000 ash bap to pose AK apduatms _-M.
Braid rte. Norm Trail traler pet. $750 rncbsne Frsv you' Require $3C.000•famafy GANAWOIIE LAKE 1000 s- ed. Cal CanmaNy Pagalipapee
New tam R Yeers apo l 905 est Avad July 1 Ideal for inicvine and good credit Shoff u^ds arta 3 bedroom. '.ewes Com. (9051 668-
woneng couple (%5)430 of ft" Wyine^t° Call BA, sleeps 8. will equip bear nu- 68M
9869994 69% Roma sales Rep 1 Rel memos Mamas. St00
fan SEABAT 230 Max Sp+m IBM) 728-1600. 1- rwgln COA 905576-3312 ACCESS MONEY. No -.Nit
ONE A TWO bedroom 888 1-32 1600
nvesbganon P,Ivate nrml-
UUKNEIL'S
AUCTION NARK
FRIDAY JUNE 2
AT 8AB P.M.
3 MILES EAST OF
LITTLE NRRAIN
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Oak China cabaret,
MOM. man floor, Moraine
next home!
9pc walnut diningg
nxtm suite, schtwl
7W
SOMRA
bell, qty press back
chairs, chesterfield &
MATINIOIOM
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matching chair, an-
Qfih
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tique dressers, wash -
For all your
Summer Prices
stand.
s, 9pcoak din -
ing room suite, But-
bathroom
FAST. CLWI
temut dresser, par-
renovations
& VA LIANA
lana tables, qty. wood
905-426-9965
Free Estimates
kitchen chairs, press
Suuw. dryer, Snell. stove
(9051426-8865
back high chair, milk
fig/
I
barkySeparate
m Due two 5is'
trij.,
crahy, ash dresser
O$hM Hwdwood
SrsA•. hkrAt;AofrW
with hat box, oak
Treadle sewing ma-
Floors Ltd.
TMS PAINTING
chine. 2 door Rfng-
No- • mrr.t nmrafdw
hurdrerad lb-,
r& DECOR
eraton, qty. Tonka
I foul aces, yty
from S2.99 s9.EL
rn„f. x 1
Interior d Exterior
Barbie dolls, toul box-
uidrnr
n,wr,. lin,hh mrtau.-
European Workman -
e5, 4,08 box leader. 4"
Inn 4, undn,K needs
Ship
belt sander, 6" disc
(905) 433-9218
Fast, clean,
Mder, 3 Put Cement
1$01 DINMSt. E., 1A
reliable service.
MOunceser, 3 Pth small
Kendalwoal Plaza
428-0081
plant & vegetable
Beside Prat -Valu
3 Pth PTO
Flancer,
nven boom, 3 Pth
Ford finishing mower,
:1 Roofing
Ibhga
Lawn Jockey, 4x8
Dump Trailer, Double
horse Hoban
A&A ROOFING
MOUNTAIN
toiler,
Riding mower with ith
Slringles
MOPING SYSTEMS
snowblower, 42"
Small Flats
we win move anything.
arnwhematyere
Quickie front mount
FREE ESTIMATES
Commeroalane$*hoa
ATV lawn mower.
I n)(66 Tandem axle
(416)707-2372
Pa Pupmp. sloapeaM
b
trailer with electric
p.�hgrapplers Free
brakes & 2 loading
P.Wbn A
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571-0755
rompsVii, rough
,awed pine lumber,
Otcdrale
1-88&491-6600
.approx 5 face curd "GUARANTEED'
hardworad, plus a a)rv. PAINTING it
P/eekeaer alae ntw loaded. GREAT FISHING and Isnmlyi era Assistance Required to '
319 rows ov moor $21.500 lir�ngroom dimngrocen -china, xlass, house- Np1ALSRI IIIUVIIIi
Race Lake arta 190513x2. en rang rurdraad Ikxms. A UNBEATABLE DEAL! From railcar Rice •aa, One lbw be approved $10.000 and 1p hold & collectible PLASTERING 3 STORAGE
tars) 8 Inst rro pets. rekrmc- $500 dow•r o our own from OsrMwA Modem Cpbp t RRSP •LMA F5T.4TF 4U(TION Stixcf cell' s
3067 sip y as Seedy berm daY9ror.o. •RIF. NSION FUND FROM GRIST SIILL ALCTION lL%TRE 'I N Houses. Apartments.
es Available, June t 6 Mill Mime sunup al 569 900 ser- rxNdren.s am Lo+ het- Ex baseme,t renovabats.
OWFND 11 FT Dot freer WI 905 23-1617. 720-3W8. area too less Man rem OAC pro0r e^ppYtr CIM Now TO" NEWTONVILLE Don Be Greg Cornell Ihlo es. AppWtKe56
Sow ,.,amon $250 ,905) 579-6969 24 hes free "do ol ponces. Jul 6 August also Free 1-e61657-1062 Too FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 6 Phil. Auctioneers, Pay as you're sallsheO. Plano Specialists. Senior
z 905-726-1069 ext 27; Cad- available SuinlyMeads Cot- Free fax t-686.703-1492. An RR#1 Little Britain For a Nes adir ate d M1d-Month Discounts
&-�•3 tro well BeOer RMR Rea Estae also by our mrtsaraanes ed 4•Ilirlg a private -tate firm Courtier and the
OLDONF BEDROOM CENTRAL lapes.17051@962601 attractive furnishings and contents from the 705-766-2183 Ill Scott Licensed. insured Force
gues MODEL 1-a neer DSMAwA ,,,FAN du ret , of AaaM RAtaau rekrned 7 napo fNlananal a- gs
pass dint -3', moor wnn decorated main nor of • 1 FMxta earn 7 yy5 A week Mum- h.+me of Jim and Betty Collins. Pain Hope, m- (116)111-5911 Estimates Ptoketdopl
Iraw, I'a"'. oDo Cal NYS[ Reremmes. nrstNst. AJAx - Upper ebur 4 Dee- , Y deFarwxagCQSaAems ,hiding a Re l Lxulhm cullectiom Victorian AUCTION Pdlerfnq arched.
1905*W3168 an abusive paneg, racshe, room ad-WM. a mme Call 436-7795.
/�� dryer. S750month Avasacke June 1st Jul Isis $1150 plus CIEARWaTFR. 2 3 bear ut•w .r•tia-a•, Set of 5 Victorian Parlor Chaos (Jacques CONSIGNMENTS
fREA.i - J 1st No pets Call (416) IArit. No pet non-Smdicr 1'^'r 'u""stied a., mar- • 1 rap wnaf Haves), 7 pc. King Walnut diming wife. 5 AND ESTATES
RIRMES_� Morgan 905431. 'roved manu+acturN lornes pr hedioam caste with tom beds, 6 pc. �p�. All Pro MOVING
3s -%,2 9500 'S '.:IoMxh e. NUM Ecol. nix Is GOVFRNMENT - FundsSS .i,.n bedralm swR, pr. victonan balloon back WANTED
NOB/r FARMERS iG MORIN OSMWA. bis tyD Obit to beaches IN Grants all win io,mum ,haus, arm chain, tub chairs, small lockrc Low COmmi5510n, Painting and •'urge or small
4EA' ala«., 'e,pusun �m ;Sine 151n a Juwly to LARGE CMC SEMI 3 bN- •aloe AnrachSM Clwdren N suit Ad expad yyQw Wy
PIG I�. 1 'Is lit" Joffe clean torr], adding rooms ground mom deck. awkonae $275Yaeety prio- r wlarm 1.6045WaaB6 1 -tin, al lamps. gorse with the wind lamp, fuse- Payment next wallpapering; •General
ohm", yaks on po.er take HMI. hydro and
W apomm County know, 1 G'" Dan cos shorn your tdme lol .ets, amtval glass, depRsaum, royal cTmvn day. o�. ���•nv, i;r.�,.l •'TMtergls Seng
o") 10 steal rem roger alae,. es ndueed Pay caOk. pOn Fenced. Very clean 5996 . 1905)6!13-5503 derbv set. twrnchvor) for 6, royal uown derby set �`t t y� yn.�l,�; .,,a • general Clean-up
Sales every Tues. -'new • !ash and metals
national 13 .w seeder win mg, and larmery facilities utarhes IMAM b pen P,�� 155 Over 5100000 reaH1' m Jim 4. (Mikado). claw claps and saucer, arcltai- and Tf1Uf5. and �P4 .iii I«sv
e mim to. Aro grass sell- (905) 723-2094. Am MW JW t. 723.7314 1 1 tea Own faonit •errdved
F semq utwmy 1:lg R.S Prussia, shelley, royal bavreuth, lam-
er IrNmarlxw sial Sat. at r p.m. An- +i. nr •FREE Esnmm • t L service
oleekc rales la gam) AWme-.t t bedroom RTE ge t,n 3:Oan hall. 1 .w,. "'rattled fumthrgS 8 ,+r;o barx-aru, depressaun glass, silver overlay, tlque tUmiNf@. alp' SE Lawrence Service
mise lee . manwe spreader apart.<^:z Ion Aepyr ht oral trn,;n: rad LA 556 it ' a ; n araeea sale 905227-9x54 , n,ul stemware, vwlsn (knaggs). rgerion, flee- 404-1669
(raMM wood recalls �n endl. $675 oe- momn des hydro .Jose to Al nleraden. NO I .-... -aura . ukwuuw tn. a(uaor and amp, harrYHN1y Flat ftoopp. danm- Chances; etc. Own- (905)767-1391
Darr put. eva - -"' MAMt Can Bio (905) 404 peers. 5 apprwica. 1115C t,mgoaw. oar Jew lmONn, i.,r. pump organ/stool (bowmanvilleF ukelele, er and Operator
Imem Vim, wok ser. wan 9602 OW5pm Wares. firslAat A nNoence cAnw. gam A nopnp AJAX 1NAITN CEMTME- Rs w'rtkTWAR. ek 9 duncan dao1sag std• MYLEiSKING
to nit c::st�.'^ reowrea Arao0le Jane 1n trvaNgroip TA5 hteN t sur rrrq mattaQ< Jir31 uprnea R �Yk i QUALITY PWm read your
gabMw/. <ry roomy, Wan Caa 1905) 72141N aMa u a cage bis wr maws rto. n a IxdFown wnn w 2 daabk beds, Pc AUCTIONS PAINTING a
yar von - •. �..-. node „- Randoq 2.1 bad- freee n aqpC oro a 05N- 70 Wnnrforasl Ar•nw tlo,r.tl chesterfield suite, occasiaxFal chain. mA CiiSSl6ed � �
.eenR' J'-...• >,:•.. .,,em the
av,g rooter. dip OSMWA- 3•' bedroom. 2 l and .adatWs 5 ApdwaOaS Somali So" � areanaMra- nmorte h•, in moncnef), alma- 33 Fiala St.
Jan o Wrc 1c, + ,.pm. am -m krtdNn. ret lams 4m<mbes. trAna• 4 W trrags (8wdnet• first day Of pabliea•
ApalnM,r+ ,00m. M Jw 1w FfoSy rx Privew.y garap 11 too/ ns Lint b stop nn""D and a 0& "sal. mMMom --1 tables, )amps. bookcase, desk and dwF. Oshawa. DECORATING t10n as we cannot
qs co Earn klcCo'on, tadwa arm ami 9osieik-9e23
' 1 I y R ..st 5950 flus Wares momn. .o4mNs Lethal ser Baro today at (905)728- Open goal win.-rxun Byer electro trans tel, washer, dryer. Established in InlCfhtr/I:zlcnur reSpOn$Ible for
9051263-8656 New Pam aro ural Awa- 9eu n,vwl doukorw - Mary hr, on the beach,
sees 1960 Free Estimates more than one
•'QERIIIG a'A OeretiNm seek ASAP /16.212-5235 MTERNET NnwoY Marketing r.l natuR - rrw amval. frrd8�w rYwb, new baby O O
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82 twahed basoffwv, 1335 ib A" xwhA ner7 <rvr
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?j Ages 7-13 p
Weekdays 9:00 am to 4-.N pm
i •Before and after hours available•
Designed for kids who are looking rut lots of summer fun.
Activities include introduction to canoe, kayak, war canoe,
penguins and boat and water safety. The days arc offset with many
more exciting activities which include:; beach volleyball, s)cccr.
basketball. dodge hall, frisbee/ultimale, hunball, relays, sandcaslle
contests, penguin pulo, swimming (at Petticoat Creek wading pool),
scavenger hunts, capture the flag, barbecues. and tennis lessons.
For more information please call (905) 839-5597
ALCTIONEERS
FRANK and STEVE STAPLETON
(105) 784i-2244, 1-804261-18(6
enrw. W p Ielona.cb-.Coal
Estate aP'Kialbb since 1171
AT WAMKR3 AUCTION NALL HWY n. cotaONNE
,iwft ,r Flora Shop h.-,kAd rwrsnirgs aarqual cin
•.tabors. nod a pow, atxaa _Aug :alas, aarOrn a ia+n
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JUNE 1. $P.M. 2 AiCleament Rases A Out, tto0 urge
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ex 2 i0M0 SPIES!
Cary A Nall Wamer Aochoomn. W355.21N.
ATTENTION AUCTIONEERS!!
Our "Auction Package" consists
of your ad running weekly
in these publications:
• Oshawa Whitby This Week
• Aper Pickering News Adllertiser
• Port Perry This Week
• Northumberland News
• Uxbridge Tribune
• Canadian Statesman
One tall does it all!!
Pbone 576-9335
Fax 579-4218
,4c,%=. boats. Urs tools auction at Or.
Center. Lindsay Giant tool Sake,
ng estate of Murray Brooks. large qty now And
d hard and power tools, dnll presses• compares -
1.
2 now welders, 2 band saws. 3 table saws. lithe,
wWower, graders, hundrods of tools, etc. 11 a.m.
ring outside - dump truck, riding fflOWS. Cars.
Mazda. 92 Crown Vic, trucks. chow $10. 4 A 4'S.
I, traders. rv's. 72 wnrlebago brave, torus, 91C.
III list
ORYAL ANO Mary NMEAM AucTiON1113
(MI 324-ZM or 14"1 4M OR
CaNNN approw�saF9ics, BMII yew ab for
OM. Nopftn, From 401 Eat 431 at Ne�aM9WM1,
IMM I od. on MwL A b CaL rad. I& BMR BSM ser
ba lal. JBM 3, M 5". OpM M 4, Exc. SeWCW
of dens from Courtice and Bokwltmmk homes. Prin-
cess Ind. book shed. dresser With Rtn-
ror, bed Wilk drawers 6 mamas. drop duet Durr'
Phyk table, w Oohery putrp organ, 1935 Majestic
kor,ra*o. am. duna (aDIn61 pne bunk beds. sac.
organ. Bentwood rocket. atert mmvd unit.
naakogry dale trlxdt, mise. tables. ufin.. per Ids..
iron bells, pink; glass, krams. electric 3-W*w ale.
Ise everyone. Twm war. isK on.
amw am sBeaaaBBr N 0
gam n MM. wa/. TMaa, 3T
SeL Jm 3, at UM a.m.
cwTO a estate at Mrs. Flub NMtp9M of N
bN allow anbgtm contents Of a stwAtvdls asm.
BwfMMI low M w► dens bei. F
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1. 48 on the �Ms1 km Anal
away liPuNUW, WNq: M st E
Wingp modern walnut bookcase cabinet w/ql
rs: 6 h. tag curb cabinet: mah. China cabinet
1 in bar. Bedroom, dining and lvingr0an oil
Rids panor tables: vele" wwoad; Armchair, arta
modem dressers: 2 color tv'S, bed c ostedi
I N qlm aM eM n. large W. good kOwm
rowave; Panasonic mforowave prole (tar Gen
00.00 ow), sewing machine: may linen: lots
*work. thread etc. Good jewelry. Hangnig Vic
cupboard w/beyeked glass; 0870 pine wardrobe
crown: did pine blanket boxes: 2 seated sell
if; 0060 pine chest of drawers: 1860's coffee g
1860's document box: bras washstand and in
e antique pieta. Top qualty tumishmgs ready
R right Into your home Plan to anund. PCT:
710 1710 710
Charlie & Bonnie Jefferies
are delighted to announce r'A
the birth of their 3rd grandson. ^O
BRANDICN KEEFER
Korn -May. 15". 2(x'0
Proud parents are Noel & Chrystal
770 770 815
Son of DOROTHY BLADES &
the late SINCLAIR BLADES
Turarntu, ON
Weddingg to take e
August 26, 2000, 00;.
of Eaton Hall, Kang City, ON
Cross moversl
4 Ibuxraalda •• Oaaas
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Call Mark t0 "Own"
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next home!
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& Slump Removal
wow Summer Day Cam
?j Ages 7-13 p
Weekdays 9:00 am to 4-.N pm
i •Before and after hours available•
Designed for kids who are looking rut lots of summer fun.
Activities include introduction to canoe, kayak, war canoe,
penguins and boat and water safety. The days arc offset with many
more exciting activities which include:; beach volleyball, s)cccr.
basketball. dodge hall, frisbee/ultimale, hunball, relays, sandcaslle
contests, penguin pulo, swimming (at Petticoat Creek wading pool),
scavenger hunts, capture the flag, barbecues. and tennis lessons.
For more information please call (905) 839-5597
ALCTIONEERS
FRANK and STEVE STAPLETON
(105) 784i-2244, 1-804261-18(6
enrw. W p Ielona.cb-.Coal
Estate aP'Kialbb since 1171
AT WAMKR3 AUCTION NALL HWY n. cotaONNE
,iwft ,r Flora Shop h.-,kAd rwrsnirgs aarqual cin
•.tabors. nod a pow, atxaa _Aug :alas, aarOrn a ia+n
.11t. 24cartoon flow etc Parka We rr*. THURS,
JUNE 1. $P.M. 2 AiCleament Rases A Out, tto0 urge
•< Saw uracil ver hand A power bell. Ne as caw,"".
Sas. Pm Flapda Flows. Am ad WO a" 24' Trow
„ •• I1at holder. am. 3 PC beat nit on, Mo coft%m. JOPM
w P~ A vv" raw. plea sib. cases. cap rO01
Qat �,..ts.l. aOdM a sNm w w0
bolohp. nk a Areriginamc Na.
F..
occn o w tacks i cto n. holMstapid area"
"as ougo m Peace. pat ac PaFroac p6otoap� ,
,-OMM tar torts col Sor at. ON it" $00 MOTE Oa -
v tvitaptn Qcp o8 up 0a racan Thus Cnonden wood,
....Seg sacks. SAT. JUIR 3R0- iM.M , Itraon an -
:.n ooalciW3 mem hone rrrtlwof traselgtp em-
eK Eaaptrm wa is ew gap We6pa i dap a
-114 0m ham C%M COWAL oabaN e"*. sew .ser
kwws aaaa M rand o0A tri• .00- l•r. 2 M memo
clocks, am
ftm WA" GQMWOM am * old 71
aewnc 22 899RRoad can mar I I OBDWNL vktafM
Naar we iNrn.hq owe page all sada and dram oafto
OM few .fon a -aid"" owm goo sou sal. nw u m
tawsMMilaa aoaaolM den day, M"YrM,
pre. hmq~ arheks CONKIM Pa. am CMNL
ex 2 i0M0 SPIES!
Cary A Nall Wamer Aochoomn. W355.21N.
ATTENTION AUCTIONEERS!!
Our "Auction Package" consists
of your ad running weekly
in these publications:
• Oshawa Whitby This Week
• Aper Pickering News Adllertiser
• Port Perry This Week
• Northumberland News
• Uxbridge Tribune
• Canadian Statesman
One tall does it all!!
Pbone 576-9335
Fax 579-4218
,4c,%=. boats. Urs tools auction at Or.
Center. Lindsay Giant tool Sake,
ng estate of Murray Brooks. large qty now And
d hard and power tools, dnll presses• compares -
1.
2 now welders, 2 band saws. 3 table saws. lithe,
wWower, graders, hundrods of tools, etc. 11 a.m.
ring outside - dump truck, riding fflOWS. Cars.
Mazda. 92 Crown Vic, trucks. chow $10. 4 A 4'S.
I, traders. rv's. 72 wnrlebago brave, torus, 91C.
III list
ORYAL ANO Mary NMEAM AucTiON1113
(MI 324-ZM or 14"1 4M OR
CaNNN approw�saF9ics, BMII yew ab for
OM. Nopftn, From 401 Eat 431 at Ne�aM9WM1,
IMM I od. on MwL A b CaL rad. I& BMR BSM ser
ba lal. JBM 3, M 5". OpM M 4, Exc. SeWCW
of dens from Courtice and Bokwltmmk homes. Prin-
cess Ind. book shed. dresser With Rtn-
ror, bed Wilk drawers 6 mamas. drop duet Durr'
Phyk table, w Oohery putrp organ, 1935 Majestic
kor,ra*o. am. duna (aDIn61 pne bunk beds. sac.
organ. Bentwood rocket. atert mmvd unit.
naakogry dale trlxdt, mise. tables. ufin.. per Ids..
iron bells, pink; glass, krams. electric 3-W*w ale.
Ise everyone. Twm war. isK on.
amw am sBeaaaBBr N 0
gam n MM. wa/. TMaa, 3T
SeL Jm 3, at UM a.m.
cwTO a estate at Mrs. Flub NMtp9M of N
bN allow anbgtm contents Of a stwAtvdls asm.
BwfMMI low M w► dens bei. F
dikeCase
1. 48 on the �Ms1 km Anal
away liPuNUW, WNq: M st E
Wingp modern walnut bookcase cabinet w/ql
rs: 6 h. tag curb cabinet: mah. China cabinet
1 in bar. Bedroom, dining and lvingr0an oil
Rids panor tables: vele" wwoad; Armchair, arta
modem dressers: 2 color tv'S, bed c ostedi
I N qlm aM eM n. large W. good kOwm
rowave; Panasonic mforowave prole (tar Gen
00.00 ow), sewing machine: may linen: lots
*work. thread etc. Good jewelry. Hangnig Vic
cupboard w/beyeked glass; 0870 pine wardrobe
crown: did pine blanket boxes: 2 seated sell
if; 0060 pine chest of drawers: 1860's coffee g
1860's document box: bras washstand and in
e antique pieta. Top qualty tumishmgs ready
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Ontario rugby title chase today
PICKERING — The Dunharton
High School Spartans senior bays'
rugby team is competing for the provin-
cial title starting today. Wednesday after
winning the regional crown over an old
foe last week.
The Spartans are taking on the best
in the 16 -team Ontario Federation of
School Athletic Association (OFSAA)
Senior Boys' Rugby Championships
hosted by Cedarbrae Collegiate at Scar-
borough's McLevin Park.
Dunharton enters the provincials as
an unranked team behind the top eight
squads which were seeded. The Spar-
tans play seventh -seeded Saltfleet from
Stoney Creek in their first-round game
today at 3 p.m.
Although his Spartans are ranked
just below the top 10 in the Toronto Star
high school rugby polls this season,
coach Bill Dalliday still expects his rel-
atively young and inexperienced
charges to play well.
"The oldest kid we have is 17 and
this is their first taste of (OFSAA);'
says Dalliday, who took his team on a
playing tour of England and Spain prior
to the start of the rugby season. '"This
year they'll find out what they've got
and what we need to have for next year.
But, this team has been through some
high-profile games so they're starting to
learn how to play under pressure:'
The Spartans earned their ticket to
OFSAA after downing the Pickering
High School Trojans 1612 in the Lake
Ontario Secondary School Athletics
championship final last Thursday. The
victory avenged a 20.3 loss to the Tro-
jans in a LOSSA regular -season con-
test.
The Spartans led 9-0 in the first half
and scored quickly in the second half to
A.l. GROEN/ News Advertiser photo
Six Pickering Figure Skating Club members passed their gold tests, the
highest level offered in the Canadian Figure Skating Association test
stream. From left are Michelle Frazier, Erin Seeley. Emily Gaudet, Aliki
Yorgiadis, Heather Houston and Breanne Allen.
Pickering skat
PICKERING— Sc�cral Picker-
ing Figure Skating Club members
skated on golden blades at the club's
recent test day at the Pickering
Recreation Complex.
Six PFSC skaters earned their
gold designation in their respective
disciplines in the highest level of-
fered in the Canadian Figure Skating
Association test stream
Breanne Allen. kli,hellc Francr,
ars ice gold tests
Emily Gaudet. Heather Houston and
Aliki Yorgiadis passed their skating
skills class I tests. Meanwhile, Erin
Seeley passed her gold dances.
Skaters must pass four gold dances
in order to achieve gold -medal sta-
tus.
Few skaters pass a gold test,
which required numerous hours of
hard work and dedication in order to
a.hicve it
built up a comfortable 16-0 margin.
But, the Trojans weren't ready to wave
the white flag and stormed back with 12
unanswered points to make it close.
Dalliday says the difference in the
final was the Spartans' ability to play
error -free rugby against the strong Pick-
ering High School squad. He gives the
Trojans full credit for making a late
charge to make the game interesting
right to the end.
"Basically, we played mistake -free
rugby. Our forwards played so physical
and tough in the game. Pickering is a re-
ally well -coached, tough team with
good kids who never say die;' notes
Dalliday.
Tyler Middlebrook contributed two
penalty kicks and a conversion in the
Spartans' winning cause. Jason Wyles
had a try and Ken Stevens added a
penalty kick.
Sports camps
sign ups tonight
PICKERING — Registration will
be held next week for two sports camps
hosted at St Mary Catholic Secondary
School during the summer months.
St. Mary's summer basketball camps
i; at the school Monday. July 31 to Fri-
day, Aug. 4, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily.
The basketball camp includes three
hours of daily instruction and drills,
three hours of games and contests, one
hour supervised lunch, pizza/pop lunch
provided on Friday, Aug. 4, camp jersey
and water bottle and a low students -to-
.tall ratio (6:1). Cost is $120 per child,
5220 for two chikdren: $300 for three
and $360 for four.
Meanwhile, a summer sports camp
will be held at the Whites Road school
from Monday. Aug. 14 to Friday. Aug.
18, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily.
Camp includes four different sports
daily (soccer. baseball. basketball. vol-
leyball, flax hockey, etc), daily drills
and games, one boar supervised lurch.
prVpizza lunch on Fnday. Aug. 18.
camp T -shin and water bottle and a
favourable studcrits-to-staff ratio (6:1).
Cost is $140 per child, $260 for two
children; $360 for three and $440 for
four.
Registration night is today, Wednes-
day. May 31 from 5 to 9 p.m. in ft
main gym at St. Mary CSS (1918
Whites Rd. N-). Space is availahle in
both camps. Registration do dlinc ,.
June '_I.
Call 120
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To advertise your
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AN' NicCLLLOCH
Apr,1 2th, 1949 May 29th. 14`0,
A LOV114G HUSBAND art FATHER
lr t hard w bekeve Char a veer &. passed
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Missinf you every day.
YOU11 be in our hearts forever.
Sheila. Gary and Lynsey
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CLAIMY, Seropus, Suddeny at home on Sunday.
May 28. 2000 Beverley Crabby. deviled wee d
Mow. LovrV mogw at Michael and Jennder
The family will race" fnertos at the MCEACMNE
FUNERAL HOME. 28 OldKeston Road Ajax
(Pidwing Village,, 905-x29-6488 from :-9
p.m. Tuesday, and tom 24 and 7.9 p.m. mrd•
neaday. Fu ed Sernce n tlr Cfrpel on Thrsmy
Jur 1, 2000 at 2:30 p.m. Should lardy and
to so an" donations to the am" or yap
clhotce wain be greatly appreciated
MCKK40K John - peacefully at the Ajax 6
P.dterrg Health Canine. on Tuesday. May 30.
2000. Jon Md(unon. towV kaband of Ellen.
Dear father of Karen and her husband Michael
Proud papa to AM= Rase and k6diael Jordan
Broder of Bill, Archie. Fay. Betty, Sack. Edith
and peaeceasad by Jaynes. May, Jean. Margaret
and Nal. John war be sadly missed by his many
family and Inands, batlh Mie and in Scotland The
farcyyy pail receive bards at the MGEACHIAK
FuIERAL iIOIE, 28 Oa KrrgNm road, Apar
(= V4lage) 905428.8488 from 7.9 p.m.
w V. Ftaierel Service at St Tetolhy's
Pwebylrriari Claaeh, 97 Burctw Averse. Agit
on Thursday. Jur 1, 2000 aI 11:00 a.m. Should
hey and trends so desire, donations to Cana -
dm career safety waid be ywtly appredat-
ed
LNOEK Edea - Beloved molter acid deterred
friend departed this world on Sateday May 20,
2000 n her 78th year. Her pykil presence will
be greedy missed by her three children. Jahn 1.91 -
gen, Patricia Adey and Roy Lingen and for
spouses Chnstel. Frank and Deborah. Her
grandchildren Enc and Merit will new fagot her
neveradig generosity and great love for them.
Her hientt6trill remember her countless 1-0-
M gestures and her lows of Me. Her bye of people
led her into a devoted 35 year career as a nurse.
El"ining n din
war -e Germany. then irrrtigralig
to Carerfe in 1954. She overcame the dilficul es
of leartrng a new lagAp and retrained to man-
tas her nm" status in her newly adopted coun-
try. Her coleegues and paMnis remerMner her for
fuer continual going of hersel, well beyond the
bonds of professional regwrariente. Friends and
past colleagues are ,ruled to a Memorial Service
to celebrate Enca's life at the ARMSTRONG
FUNERAL HOME, 124 Kng Street Ease. Oshawa,
on Thursday, Jur 1st al 2 p.m. Please bring you
special menwnes and thou" to share with the
family. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations made
to The Heart and Stroke Foundation would be ap-
predated by the family Any donations can be
made at the funeral home.
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