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Hysterical woman gave baby to passersby on quiet street moments before being shot dead
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BY STEPHEN SHAW
Staff Writer
A Pickering mother of three
was dragged from the street
screaming and shot to death in
her own home —just moments
after she managed to frantical-
ly hand her infant son to a pass-
ing stranger.
Neighbours were alerted
yesterday morning by the sight
l a naked woman clutching
her baby and running down the
trect. but were forced to watch
hClplessly as the armed man
^ iHed her back inside the
u.r
%I,rment, later the —und ,f
. .hol,
Inside the tear gas-filled
Hillcrest Road residence, a
team of tactical officers later
located the bodies of a man and
woman. both dead from gun-
shot wounds.
Friends identified the cou-
ple as Gillian Hadley, 35, de-
scribed as a loving mother of
three, and her estranged hus-
band, Ralph Alexander Hadley.
34.
Durham Regional Police are
treating the early -morning
tragedy as a "domestic -related.
murder -suicide"
The incident hegan around 9
a.m on the quirt .r,uth Pirker-
mt .trect-
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RON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser pfww
Durham
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Tactical Support Unit officers clear the scene following a murder -suicide in south
Pickering vestendav afternoon. Police spent the morning securing a perimeter around Hill-
crest Road and found ttvo bodies when they entered the home shonrly afar noon. At right
Karen Nicely (left) and Carol Brown discuss the incident with a police officer.
WALTER PASSARELLA/ News Advertuer photo
Shore development approved" `in principle'
Pickering moves ahead on Liverpool plan despite concerns raised
BY SUSAN OWEILL proximately 40 townhouse
Stafl'Writer units, on the west side of Liv -
hours responded to her calls for
help... There was a struggle
with her assailant and the
woman was dragged back in-
side the residence:' Sergeant
Jim Grimley said.
"Prior to being dragged
away, she managed to hand the
baby to a man and woman who
stopped in a car to assist. They
tried to intervene but at that
point the man reportedly pulled
out the gun. Fearing for their
own safety. they took the child
to safety in the vehicle and
drove off."
The baby was reportedly
unharmed and was turned over
to police. He was later placed
in the care of relatives.
Local resident Jacquie Gor-
n said her brother. Noel. and
unidentified man were
ong the bystanders who had
.mpted to free Mrs. Hadley
in the gunman.
"There was a big commo-
-n and she was screaming for
.1p, running up the street. My
brother tried to pull her away
from (the attacker), but he
wouldn't let go of her.
"The woman was trying to
away. (The man) was say-
'lt's all right: but she was
vying 'Don't leave me.' She
N hispered he had a gun." Ms.
(;rrrdon said.
"Then he took it (the gun)
,,ut and we ran inside"
Witnesses told police they
See POLICE page AS
City ponders joint fire,
ambulance facility
PICKERING — A plan to
erpool Road just south of
See PICKERING page A4
Mayor Wayne Anhurs.
But, Ward 2 local Council -
PICKERING — City staff
build 16 trrwnhomes on the
Wharf Street was tabled by
-and -breakfast plan
shot
will explore the possibility of
cut side of Liverpool Road
Council Monday.
why there was such a rush to
Pickering couple may go to OMB
building a joint emergency
south of Wharf Street has been
The study, which was trig-
of having that decision over-
r '
services facility with the Re-
approved to principle by the
gered by the two development
turned.
Road South Area Detailed Re-
glon of Durham in the Brock
City despite concerns a study
applications, is divided into
view.
and Taunton roads area.
that will set the development
two phases and examines both
ate a bed and breakfast out of
Council voted Monday to
guidelines for the arca is not
sides of Liverpool Road
„
"We read through Pickering's
direct staff to begin discus -
yet complete.
roughly from Commerce
home may take their proposal
Official Plan and Durham's
sions with the Region regard -
Pickering politicians voted
Street to Lake Ontario.
to the Ontario Municipal
Official Plan and there's noth-
ing the establishment of a joint
5-1 Monday to approve an ap-
The first phase, which was
Board (OMB) after the City
'
facility to house ambulance
plication submitted by G.&A.
endorsed by the City Monday,
turned down their application
fast cannot exist in a residen-
and fire services in north Pick -
Hilts to build 16 townhouses. a
examines the opportunities
Monday.
tial area."
Bring.
bed and breakfast and an area
and constraints for develop-
Council voted unanimously
Mr. Madden told council
"]t makes logical sense:'
for parking and boat storage
ment in the area, sets broad
to defeat an application sub-
said Ward I Regional Council -
on land located near the foot
land use and design objectives
MARK HOLLAND
WAYNE ARTHURS, I lot Maurice Brenner, who be -
of Liverpool Road.
and establishes an implemen-
'It's essential'that Ciry
'Two pages of conditions lieves the partnership would
The plan still has to meet
tation strategy that will guide
honour the process.
that have to be met.' improve fire and ambulance
several conditions before it
the review of rezoning appli-
completed was defeated.
I response times in the area and
will be finally endorsed by the
cations.
site plan applications and in-
resident Jacqueline Smart, would result in significant cost
City.
Phase two is designed to
frastructure designs.
who urged council to complete savings.
"This is not a done deal. It
prepare detailed urban design
"1 believe in all honesty the
the entire study before consid- Coun. Brenner, who intro -
is an approval in principle
and landscape guidelines,
design study was written to ac-
Bring any development in the
duced the motion, noted a new
with two pages of conditions
which will be used to guide
commodate the two applica-
fire hall, with an estimated
that need to be met, noted
the review of more detailed tions, said Fairview Avenue
See PICKERING page A4
Mayor Wayne Anhurs.
But, Ward 2 local Council -
Bed
down
for Mark Holland, who voted
-and -breakfast plan
shot
against the plan, questioned
why there was such a rush to
Pickering couple may go to OMB
approve the application before
staff have completed the sec-
BY SUSAN l
of having that decision over-
r '
and phase of the Liverpool
riter
Staj%Wniter
turned.
Road South Area Detailed Re-
PICKERING — A Picker-
"We will make up our mind
view.
ing couple who want to oper-
by the end of the week:' Ms.
"I cannot imagine anybody
ate a bed and breakfast out of
Dupnak said Tuesday, noting
who would say, in the middle
their Riverview Crescent
"We read through Pickering's
of a study, we should be ap-
home may take their proposal
Official Plan and Durham's
proving an application in prin-
to the Ontario Municipal
Official Plan and there's noth-
ciple," he said.
Board (OMB) after the City
ing that says a bed and break -
"It's essential as we move
turned down their application
fast cannot exist in a residen-
through this process that we
Monday.
tial area."
honour it."
Council voted unanimously
Mr. Madden told council
But, Coun. Holland's re-
to defeat an application sub-
Monday, "We feel strongly
quest that council defer the ap-
mitted by Wayne Madden and
this is a proposal that would
plication until the second
Terry Dupnak requesting an
not have any adverse effects
phase of the study has been
amendment to the City's zon-
on the City or our neighbours."
completed was defeated.
ing bylaw to allow a bed and
In fact, he reported a recent
A second development ap-
MAURlCE BRENNER breakfast in their home, which
study conducted by City of
plication from the Pickering
backs on to the Rouge Valley.
Oshawa following an OMB
Harbour Company proposing a
Such ventures have a place, The couple are considering
marine village, including ap-
but not in this location. going to the OMB in the hope
See COUPLE'S page A2
cost of S2.5 million, will be
needed in the Brock and
Taunton roads area by 2005.
And, the Region is looking
to build an ambulance facility
in the area within the next two
to three years, he said. noting
it would make sense set build
onc.facility to house both ser-
vices.
"Given the roles that both
services play in responding to
emergency situations, meshing
both under one roof would
prove not only to be efficient,
but also provide a potential
capital savings to both
Durham and Pickering taxpay-
ers:' Coun. Brenner said in a
news release. "Building one
structure is cheaper than two,
both from a land assembly
perspective to the actual con-
struction"
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Pickering only one option
Open houses in late June detail Durham west
alternative for water supply line
BY SUSAN O'NEILL
Staff Writer
PICKERING — A raw
water pumping station could be
built in Petticoat Creek Conser-
vation Area with a pipeline rout-
ed north along Whites Road if
York Region chooses the
Durham west alternative to meet
its water needs.
Those are the preferred loca-
tions York has selected for a
water pipeline through Picker-
ing, says York Region's long-
term water supply project man-
ager Debbie Korolnek.
But. York has not made a
final decision on whether the
pipeline will he routed through
Durham or if that Region will
join forces with either Peel Re-
gion or the City of Toronto to
meet its water needs, she adds.
"We want to keep all of our
options open at this point Ms.
Korolnek says.
She notes if York decides to
build the pipeline herr, it will be
routed north along Whites Road
with a raw water pumping sta-
tion located in Petticoat Creek
Conservation Area adjacent to
the existing maintenance build-
ing.
" nccsc are the preferred sites
at this point;' Ms. Korolnek
says.
She explains if the Durham
west alternative is selected, the
pipeline will he tunneled from
the pumping station parallel to
the CNR right-of-way and
straight up Whites Road from
Bayly Street to the 3rd Conces-
sion, eau across the 3rd Conces-
sion to Rosebank Road, north to
Taunton Road, cast to the Ift
Line and up the 10th Line into
York.
The Pickering project would
also include the construction of
a water intake pipe two to tour
kilometres into Lake Ontario
roughly south of the conserva-
tion area and a water treatment
plant, which York is proposing
to build in Markham.
`it does not
guarantee we
are going to go
forward with that
alternative.'
DEBBIE KOROLNEK
York Region is currently
conducting an environmental as-
sessment (EA) on a plan to build
a water pipeline through Picker-
ing to provide that region with
water from Lake Ontario as
early as'_(XW.
And. Ms. Korolnek reports
the completion of the EA of the
Durham west altemative simply
keeps that option open.
"It does not guarantee we are
going to go forward with that al-
ternative:' she says.
"We are going out to the pub-
lic to get specific comment on
these sites:' Ms. Korolnek says.
"stere may be some refinement
in those sites and routes"
The project, which has been
opposed by the City of Picker-
ing, is also being fought by the
Pickering Communos Workin.,
Couple's bed
and breakfast
venture
turned down
by Pickering
COUPLE'S fn m page AJ
ruling in 1997 that overturned a
council decision and allowed the
owners of Bcaion Manor on Con-
naught Street to open a bed and
breakfast. found the establishments
have not had a negative impact in
the 20 communities surveyed.
"Bed and breakfasts have been
welcomed in residential neighbour-
hoods as pristine as the one we live
in:' Mr. Madden said.
But, according to Riverview
Crescent resident Gerry Stuart, his
neighbours believe a bed and break-
fast would "significantly impact on
the quality of life" in the communi-
ty.
"This is not an appropriate loca-
tion for such a business venture:' he
said. noting the home is not located
near the waterfront or any other
tourist attractions.
Mr. Stuart reported residents are
concerned with parking congestion,
excessive noise, increased ga:bage
and the safety of neighbourhood
children whom he believes would be
put at risk due to increased traffic in
the area.
"By changing the zoning we are
acquiescing to the interests of one
individual at the expense of the
neighbourhood ... the application
represents an unwarranted intrusion
in our daily life;" said Mr. Stuart,
who believes a bed and breakfast
would be an enhancement to the
City if it were located in a more
suitable area.
According to a staff report, pre-
sented to the City's executive com-
tnittee last month, "The surrounding
established community has ex-
pressed significant concern with,
and objection to, the proposal. Area
residents object primarily to the
commercial nature of the use and
the potential negative impacts on
neighbourhood safety, traffic and
parking."
Ward I Regional Councillor
Maurice Brenner noted the bed and
breakfasts do have a role to play in
the local community but not in this
location.
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Group, headed by David Steele
who believes York should scrap
the Durham west plan and work
out a solution with either Peel or
Toronto which would allow
York to use an existing pipeline
to meet its water needs.
..They could save millions
upon millions of dollars:' he
says.
Meanwhile, Mr. Steele re-
ports the working group is "still
opposing the pr(>jecf' and will
be hiring a peer reviewer, with
funding provided by York. to re-
view the EA process.
Meanwhile, he notes the
working group is concerned that
York's waste could be sent hack
down through Durham to the
Duffins Creek Sewage Treat-
ment Plant in Ajax.
*11x.-rc's a lot of things we
don't know vel.' he says. For
example. York officials "still
haven't finaliccd where the
shafts (to enable truck access
into the tunnel) arc going along
Whites Road"
York officials are hosting two
open houses at Don Beer Arena.
910 Dillingham Rd.. Pickering
on Tucsday. June 27 and Thurs-
day. June 29.
Members of the public arc
invited to drop in between 3 and
5 p.m. to view York's plans and
display materials.
A formal presentation will be
held at 7 p.m. on both nights.
For more information call
York Recion at 905-8.10-4434
ext. 311 15
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BYMIKL'RUTA
unteer music tutor, she has
Staff Writer
won music awards, the
A musician from Picker-
Iioronto Dominion Bank
ing and an "outstanding all-
award for accounting and the
around" student from Ajax
Yearbook Award.
were named scholarship win-
"Lesley has maintained
nen by Ile Durham District
honours standing throughout
School Board Monday night.
her high school career and is
Lesley Michelle Andress
a positive role model for the
of Dunharion High School is
young students and has
the winner of the Pauline
earned the respect and admi-
Laing Scholarship Award.
ration of her peers;' said Ms.
Named after the Ix,ard's for-
Freedman.
mer director of education,
Elizabeth Novak i, a visu-
tfle scholarship goes to a stu-
ally -impaired student at Ex -
dent who demonstrates ex-
eter High School in Ajax.
cellence, ability and dedica-
She is a co -winner of the
tion in one area of the arts, is
$10N) K.D. Munroe Schol-
continuing arts studies after
arship Award and has been
high school rand has made a
accepted into a four-year
contribution to the arts
Bachelor of Science degree
through active participation
in zoology at the University
in extracurricular activities.
of Guelph. 'lite award is
Ms. Andress will be at-
named after Kenneth D.
tending Queen's University
Munroe, the board's cduca-
in the Bachelor. of Music
tion director between 1971
program. Bev Freedman,
and 1991. Ms. Novak shares
programs superintendent.
the honour with Joshua Gris-
said Ms. Andress has main-
dale, a pupil at Uxbridge
tained a constant and ongo-
Secondary School.
ing participation in school
Ms. Freedman described
activities such as Concert
Ms. Novak as ••a very talent -
Band, Pit Band, Jazz Band,
cd young woman who has
Yearbook, baseball and has-
been an outstanding role
kethall. both in the school
model for both staff and stu-
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Pickering waterfront plan clears hurdle
PICKERINGfrvm page AI
finalizing the develop-
tional land for a public
ment guidelines before
promenade along
area.
council tonight, or con-
Frenchman's Bay.
"l want to see all of
sidering any develop-
But, an amendment
that taken into considera-
ment applications in this
introduced by Coun.
tion before (anvthing is
area, a number of yues-
Holland means that any
approved):' she said.
tions must be answered
proposals for bayfill will
David Steele, chair-
by this council:' he said,
only be considered in
man of PACT (Pickering
noting that the City must
cases where "bayfill rep-
and Ajax Citizens To-
consider the cumulative
resents the best environ -
tether for the Environ-
impact of any proposed
mental benefit to the wa-
ment) and former chair-
developments on the area
tershed.
man of the Waterfront
and on nearby French-
"1'm confident we
Task Force, also urged
man's Bay.
have addressed the issue
council to complete the
Mr. Steele also said he
of bayfill:' said Coun.
study prior to dealing
was concerned with a
Holland, who also raised
with any development
proposal in the develop-
concerns about the mari-
applications.
ment guidelines to use
na and the use of lands
"1 believe that before
bayfill to provide addi-
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Policeprobe in south'Pickering
Records show man was ordered by court to stay away from woman before she was shot dead in her home
POUC6 from page A I
heard as many as two gun-
shots followed by a third
shot a few moments later.
Police received several 911
calls from residents and a
squad car on a street nearby
arrived in seconds. "As the
officers pulled up to the
scene they reported hearing
several shots come from the
residence;' Sgt. Grimley
said.
Police canine units and
heavily armed tactical offi-
cers arrived within minutes
and surrounded the split-
level home, near West
Shore Boulevard and Bayly
Street.
The street was scaled off
by police and a hostage ne-
gotiator made repeated, un-
successful attempts to
reach someone in the resi-
dence by phone. Sgt. Grim-
ley said.
The Durham police heli-
copter, Air I, circled the
sky above the neighbour-
hood, while dozens of resi-
dents nervously watched
the incident unfold from
behind police lines.
A man who identified
himself as the woman's ex-
husband, and the father of
two of her children. arrived
at the street and expressed
concern about his eight-
year-old daughter, who he
learned was in class at a
nearby school.
He quickly left to go
collect his daughter.
Police said officials at
three local schools were or-
dered to keep their students
itdoxxs during the incident.
A distraught-Itoking man
believed to be Ms. Hadlcy's
current boyfriend was also
seen speaking to officers.
Al 11:35 a.m., police
fired several rounds of tear
gas into the residence, and
a tactical team then
stormed inside.
Sgt. Grimlcy said the
woman's body was found
on the main floor of the
home and the man's up-
%t:n r%.
A small -calibre handgun
was found nearby.
Sgt. Grimley said the
woman's husband was
known to police and the
pair had a history of domes-
tic violence. He also con-
firmed the man was under
court -imposed conditions
Io stay away from his es-
tranged wife.
Two women. Kim Nice-
ly and Carol Brown, began
sobbing on the street ufxn
learning Ms. Hadley was
dead.
"She was my best
Iriend. Gill was a good per-
son, a caring person and a
great mother,' Ms. Nicely
cried.
"She did everything for
her kids. Her and 1 would
hang out together during
the days doing the 'mom
thing' because we both
have babies about the same
age ..
Ms. Brown said Mr. and
Mrs. Hadley had been mar-
ried just under three years,
but recently separated.
She said the couple had
a one -year-old son, and
Mrs. Hadley had a severely
disabled seven-year-old sen
as well as the eight-year-
old daughter from an earli-
er marriage.
"She stayed home with
the kids. She used to work
as a bank teller but after her
handicapped son was born
she stayed home to take
care of him:' said Ms.
Brown, who said her rela-
tionship with Ms. Hadley
spanned 25 years.
-She would do anything
for thaw kids... 1 just hope
she's in peace now, she
went through so much:'
Ms. Brown and Ms.
Nicely said the Hadley%
split up last year after he
was accused of abusing her
disabled sen.
"Gill told him to leave in
December and he wouldn't
leave. At the end, they used
to have a lot of hollering
Retirement centre expands
PICKF.R1:V4.
— Village Rc-
tirementCentre
in Pickering is
embarking on an
expansion pro-
jcct to increase
the number of
long-term care
bads at the facili-
ty's nursing
home. repox s an
official.
According to
administrator
Nancy Wisken,
the centre has re-
ceived approval
from the Min-
istry of Health
and Long Term
Care to establish
58 new long-
term care beds in
an addition that's
expected to he
completed by the
spring of 200",
W e ' r e
thrilled to have
this opportunity
to expand;' Ms.
Wisken says,
noting the project
has been made
possible through
the Province's
commitment to
increase long-
term care oppor-
tunities to se-
niors.
The centre,
which currently
has 169 beds, in-
cludes the Com-
munity Nursing
Home and the
Orchard Villa
Retirement
Home. And, Ms.
Wisken says, the
new beds will be
an addition to the
nursing home.
She explains
two beds will be
earmarked for
respite care, "for
people who need
some caregiver
relief."
The remainder
will be split hoc-
tween two units.
one for seniors
suffering from
dementia and the
other for those
with high-level
needs.
"We are
vic=- -d that the
meet Centre.
Ontario govern-
The centre,
mens recognizes
which has been
the strength of
operating here
our 40 years of
for 20 years, will
experience in
celebrate the
owning and man-
funding an -
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nouncement at an
25 nursing and
afternoon tea
retircmcnt homes
Thursday.
across the
The test is part
province:' says
of a week-long
Fred Lafontaine,
celebration to
founder of Com-
recognize Long
munity Lifecare
Term Care Week
Inc., which owns
and Seniors
Village Retire-
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Jacquie Gordon speaks with the media following
the violence on Hillcrest Road vesterday. Mc Gor-
don said she and her brother. Noel, attempted to
intervene when confronted by the woman acrd her
estranged husband on the street.
matches. He was crazy. boyfriend, he went craiy.
When she got a new He's nuts, just nuts:' Ms.
Brown said.
Court records filed in
Oshawa show a pattern of
escalating domestic vio-
lence on the part of Mr.
Hadley and portray Mrs.
Hadley as growing in-
creasingly fearful.
Mr. Hadley, a Toronto
postal clerk, was charged
un Jan, 31 with spousal
assault and breach of rec-
ogniiance, the latter relat-
ing to an earlier peace
b,nd he signed.
According to court
records, he was released
on an officer's undertak-
ing and a promise to ap-
pear in court.
He was arrested again
Feb. 25 and charged with
criminal harassment,
breach of undertaking and
a second count of breach
of recognizance, court
records show.
The harassment charge
alleged Mr. Hadley re-
peatedly made contact
with Mrs. Hadley "there-
by causing Gillian Hadley
to reasonably... fear for
her safety. -
'Me breach charges re-
flect alleged violations of
the peace bond, which is
similar to a restraining
order.
At a hail hearing on
Feb. 28 atter his xcond
arrest, Justice of the Peace
Brenna Brown granted
Mr Hadley's release on
$5,(XX) recognizance, with
strict conditions.
With his mother sign-
ing as surety, Mr. Hadley
was ordered to remain
away from Mrs. Hadley.
and her home at 865 Hill-
crest Rd. He was also not
permitted to (cave his res-
idence in Scarborough ex-
cept for employment, or
unless in the company of
his surety or an adult rela-
tive.
He was also ordered to
"remain out of the City of
Pickering;' except to at-
tend his lawyer's office.
He was also required to
turn over any firearms or
firearms certificate he
owned to Durham Region-
al Police.
!qtr. Hadlcy's last court
appearance was for a pre-
trial in the Ontario Court
of Justice in Oshawa. "rhe
case was adjourned to
July 12.
Police spokesman Sgt.
Grimley said despite the
past history of domestic
violence, the couple's rel-
atives were unaware of
any weapons belonging to
Mr. Hadley.
The officer was asked
if he believed there is
more the police and the
courts can do to prevent
such tragedies.
"Short of keeping these
people locked up. how du
you stop them from com-
ing back (home)?" he
replied.
Late yesterday after-
noon, the home remained
under police guard and
homicide detectives as
well as forensic identifica-
tion officers had not yet
entered.
The investigation and
removal of bodies was de-
layed until evening until
the tear gas evaporated
from the home.
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EDITORIAL
Durham must connect
on mass transit policy
Shifting current perceptions on
transportation a tough task indeed
Nctvs earlier this spring about the approval of Hwy. 407
into Durham Region was greeted by politicians here with near
unammous support.
They spoke of the necessity for a new commuter route, the
importance of a new ribhon of asphalt to open up housing and
commercial markets along the 407 core, the need for addition-
al routes into and out of Durham.
Indeed. Hwy. 407 is all of those things. But it is still only
one additional route which will cam', on average. slightly
mote than one person per vehicle. Transportation as a founda-
tion for creating a successful, mobile and evoking communi-
ty is critical.
But it is so much more than one or two or more highways.
True success in creating a mobile society is one which of-
fers comprehensive- connected and accessible mass transit
systems to move people and goods effectively and inexpen-
sively.
And that, says Gene Chanter. coordinator of the Durham
Mobility Study, is where the biggest challenge lies for politi-
cians in the region in the coming years.
-'rite public wants to see more public transit, but they're
saying -Don't take away my ability to drive or my ability to
have good roads:- Mr Chartier noted last week in a presenta-
tion to Durham Region councillors.
The challenge, he co ritends, is in shifting currently held
perceptions about transit and transportation in the region. if
current public sentiment (cans toward the use of automobiles,
as a recent survey suggests, any decisions made today — and
tomorrow — must inchide a mass transit policy.
To some extent the evolution of Durham Region as a col-
kctioo of distinct municipalities is to blame for the insular sys-
tems which currently exist. Municipal transportation agencies
were formed and chugged along contentedly within their own
border, with little motnatxn or will to expand and connect
outer transit systems. That has changed and continues to
change. but still has a long way to go.
The only truly regional transit system was made up of the
GO bws and rail system which today carnes thousands of com-
muter to work and hack each day. Access points to GO from
municipal systems have ing been in place. but again, only
within that municipality's boxdcrs,
What of the people who wanted to go from Liverpool Rtiad
in Pickering to the Bovcmanville Zoo I They had the option of,
well, takmc their cars.
The- Durham Mohiltiv. Study, though still in its early stages,
should go a long way to identifying reed.. and providing rcc-
otrnmendauons, for changes to Durham's cxisting patchwork
quilt of transit operations.
This study is important to all citizens of Durham Region.
Moving pcoiple cffatively and inexpensively, opening up
communities via m ns transit ftawn west to east and en.unng a
su-suartabk system is in place will set the stage for Durham to
reach its potential as a colktti(n of great communities.
We're looking forward to the changes the surly will bring.
Unrest in the streets
Ontario government must
respond to homelessness
Last week s unpre.ae(tentW not on the Queen's Park lawn
certainly had people talking. It also eft several police officers
injured. some civilians hurt and dozens of protester arrested.
What does it all mean?
Clearly, the not was set up weeks in advance. Ontario
Coaliuon Against Poverty organizer John Clarke sent a letter
to Premier Mike Hams back in March demanding his group
be allowed on June 15 to address the legislature. That per-
mission is never granted and Mr. Clarke knew it wouldn't be.
He then organized his 'troops' which included a hard core
hand of protesters on the front line. When his demands were
not met, Mr. Clarke turned on his megaphone, urged his sea-
soned protesters to don masks and get ready. And then the not
began.
Clearly. there is a deep vein of antipathy for the Harris
government. It's been steadily building for the past five years
and those on the bottom end of the economic and social scale
may feel they've nothing left to lose. After all, they've seen
welfare payments cut by 22 per cent, have gained little from
tax cuts, and have seen less and less spent on social programs.
Consider that 22 homeless people have died on Toronto's
streets since this year started and you can understand where
they're coming from.
Still, all that anger should not lead to violence. Nobody
can condone assault and battery as an answer for what ails
you. Protests are fine - they're an integral pan of our democ-
ratic society. Violence has never and will never win the day in
Ontario. It can be supported by no one.
E -Mail your comments on thisso opinions W
shoustonOdurham net. Submissions iwkm*V s fist and list
name and community of iaesldtr icia may be published.
YOU SAID IT
The question was:
Should Durham spend more motley to improve roads
or provide more money for public transit?
Orwell Williarns
Delroy Snape
Alan Kingatte
says. "Well, with
says, '"I7mey
says. "More
the gas prices
should spend
money should go
going up, spend-
more money on
into improving
ing money on
roads. They keep
the roads; the
public transit
building new
transit system is
makes sense.
housing develop-
excellent"
There should be
ments, but no
Pickering
connections right
road upgrades to
into Toronto"
get those people
More
government by referendum.
in and out of
money
Then, on the other hand, he
town."
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Aj ax mayor can't of the town changes, the sense of will he called the City of
history and tradition is lost. It Durham. Watt and see.
have it both
would take more than a title
1. too, urge Ajax taxpayers to
ways
change and another form of gov-
become involved. Put yourself
ernment to erase the rich history
first and opt for a solution you
To the editor:
of Ajax (where my grandmother
can live with rather than one that
Thanks to Ajax Mayor Steve
worked in the munitions plant
is imposed.
Parish for his part in debating
during the Second World War).
the proposed amalgamation of
Now for the savings. i know
Wayne Taggart,
Ajax and Pickering. The mayor
that one fire chief costs less than
Pickering
seems confused. On one hand,
two, one parks and recreation
he states he doesn't believe in
manager costs less than two and
More
government by referendum.
one mayor costs less than two.
money
Then, on the other hand, he
The mayor knows it text because
shuns the leadership role of gov-
he participated in talks aimed at
should be spent
ernment to make the tough deci-
an amalgamated transit system
Bions and turns the question to
with Pickering to save money.
on patient care
the people for referendum.
He went along with the forma -
Which is it? Leadership or lack
tion of Vcndian, the new hydro
To the editor:
of it''
utility for Ajax and Pickering
it was rccently announced that
On the issue of community,
and elsewhere. Did be do this
the new Ontario budget was sup -
good communities thrive in spite
because he says there is no proof
plying millions of dollars to a
of the form of the local govern-
it saves money? Lower fixed
number of Toronto area hospitals
merit. Look at Markham. Here
costs spread over larger tax-
to be used on restructuring. As a
were a collection of neighbour-
payer base result in savings
nurse, 1 am in disagreement with
hoods like Unionville. But-
ever,, time. The mavor refers to
the allocation of this money. 1 feel
tonville, Locust Hill, Markham
the York study as saving five per
strongly that the money should be-
eand
andotters which now thritc
cent. That's a gaxd start. The
spent on direct client care.
under the Markham banner.
jury is still out on Chatham -Kent
it is a well known fact that
Look even closer to home at the
and Toronto.
there is a shortage of nurses and a
Village of Pickering that took
Mt sense is the mayor's polit-
definite client overload. Patients
the leap of faith in 1974 to be-
teal survival is more important
are not receiving the optimum in
come part of the Town of Ajax.
than the leap of faith required to
care. i urge the government to lis -
Did the Village of Pickering
save taxpayers' money. 1 can
ten to what the public is demand -
lose its identity when this hap-
imagine another referendum to
ing — the best in patient care for
pend? No. In fact, some would
see if we can call the amalga-
their families.
argue that this is the best part of
mated Town 'Ajax-' Not an un -
Ajax. The mayor attempts to
workable idea but as the mayor
Anne 'lasadny,
draw the parallel that if the title
fiddles, the likchhad is that it
Ajax
Premier seems to have lost interest
Fumbling of issues raises questions
Premier Mike Harris won an
today, particularly with the growth
election last year by saying Liberal
of immigration from non-Com-
kader Dalton McGuinty was not
'up
Eric
monwealth countries, sec little
to the job' and he is now find-
value in paying homage to royalty
ing the same being said of himself.
Dowd
far removed from Canada. It does -
This surprising turnaround
n't help when that royalty sets such
comes because of a series of un-
AI Queen s Park
a pair example because of its own
precedented setbacks, particularly
-
marital breakdowns.
but not only the discovery of conta-
The government conceded it
minated water suspected of killing
draw the conclusiors. But he was
'got some feedback; but it showed
as many as I 1 people at Walkerton,
dragged into appointing an inquiry
an inability to judge the public
and the Progressive Conservative
anyway.
mood when it embarked on such
premier is now under pressure to
Mr. Harris also has displayed an
adventures.
show he has not lost his gnp on
odd state of being under siege and
Tory backbenchers, seeing
governing.
picked on and even paranoia by
weakness in their leadership, felt j
A judicial inquiry will attempt
saying he will stay the course and
emboldened to vote in support of
to establish the precise cause of the
"my political opponents will try to
an opposition private member's bill
contaminated water, but there is lit-
take political advantage of every
that would freeze building develop -
tie doubt Mr. Harris's closing of
situation they can:' When more res-
ment on the environmentally sensi-
government Laboratories which
idents than ever before are killed by
tive Oak Ridges moraine. They ig-
tested water and drastic reduction
a breakdown in a safety system, op-
nored no fewer than 14 Hams min -
of government staff responsible for
position parties are bound to ask a
isters who tried to intimidate them
water quality have made it more
lot of impertinent questions.
into voting against the bill.
difficult to ensure safety.
Mr. Harris has had reversals on
It is not clear who is keeping
This threatens to be the most
other issues. He has backed down
watch for the Tories in the legisla-
damaging single issue to face a
for the moment at least on a plan to
lure. Mr. Hams is still often absent,
government in memory because the
force teachers to do extracurricular
a Nero fiddling while Rome bums,
whole basic theme of Mr. Harris's
work in schools as a mandatory
and even a the height of the water
government has been to cut taxes
obligation this fall.
crisis has been seen away playing
and therefore services. The debate
Instead, the government will
golf. Some of his best friends are
therefore could undermine his en-
have legislation to make such du-
asking whether he is still interested j
fire Common Sense Revolution.
ties mandatory but not proclaim it,
in being premier.
There are also concerns about
or put it into effect, except in an
When the Liberals in all this
how Mr. Harris has handled the
emergency where not enough
vacillating and back-pedalling
issue. He first pointed to a policy of
teachers volunteer.
drew up a bill that would require
the earlier New Democrat govem-
There are attempts being• made
the premier to be in the legislature
mens, but a party in power five
to portray this as some sort of out-
more often or have his pay docked,
years has to take responsibility for
maneuvring of teachers by the gov-
the Tories present including six
what exists now, and then he
ernment, but it found virtually
ministers inadvertently voted to
claimed he never blamed the NDP
everyone else involved in education
allow it in for debate.
and looked indecisive - not the old
opposed it and so was forced to re-
They complained bitterly after -
Mr. Harris.
treat.
wards they would have stopped it in
The premier then said the mu-
Mr. Harris also abandoned a
its tracks if they had understood its
nicipality was at fault for failing to
plan to compel students to recite a
intent, just one more sign of a gov-
apply for funds to improve its water
daily oath of allegiance to the
emment that these days is having
system, but later had to admit it had
Queen as a bizarre part of an at-
its own difficulties proving up to
applied.
tempt to instill responsibility in
the job.
Mr. Hams for a time turned
them. The premier is a keen sup -
down opposition parties' demands
porter of royalty, having bent the
E-MaA your comments on this
for the judicial inquiry, saying it
itinerary of the Queen's last tour to
opinion to shouston6durham.net
would he enough to have an inves-
have her drop in for lunch in his
Submissions which include a first
tigation by a committee of MPPs,
home city of North Bay.
and last name, u well as the com-
on which he would have a majority
lire premier did not seem to rec-
munity ofr@sid@nee, will be eonsid-
and he able to set the agenda and
ognize many students and parents
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CITY OF PICKERING
CANADA DAY
HOLIDAY OPERATING
HOURS FOR
MONDAY, JULY 3,20M
CIVIC COMPLEX (CITY HALL)
Monday. July 3 CLOSED
GARBAGE COLLECnON
Monday. July 3 No Garbage Collection
PICKERING TRANSIT
Saturday, Juh 1 No Regular Service.
shuttle service to
Canada Day Events
Monday, July 3 Hourly Saturday Service
commencing at 5-55 am
ALL PUBLIC LIBRARIES
Saturday. July I CLOSED
Monday, July 3 CLOSED
Pickering Central Library closed
Sundays until Mid -October
PICKERING MUSEUM VILLAGE
Sxurday. July ICLOSED
Monday. July 3 CLOSED
RECREATION COMPLEX
Saturday. July I CLOSED
Sunday, July 2 Regular Hours
Monday. July 3 Regular Hours
RECREATION COMPLEX POOL
S:uurday. Juh I CLOSED
DUNBARTON POOL
Suurday.Juh I CLOSED
Sunday, July 2 CLOSED
Monday, July 3 CLOSED
EMERGENCY SERVICES
Emergency Scrvicc. will MN he affected M
the Holiday Schcdok.
Cry of Pickering 24 Hour Enwrgem-y
Telerti,mc Number a (9)5) 693-4319
CIVIC COMPLEX (CM BAIL) REGULAR
OPERATING HOt'RS 19:30 A.M. TO 4:3110
PMI A.ND REGULAR PITY SERVICES
RESUME ON TUESDAY IDLY 4.2M
LIVERPOOL ROAD
Reconstruction
This notice is to inform you that
reconstruction on Liverpool
Road from Old Orchard Avenue
to Commerce Street has been
deferred to 2001.
Ihre to the extent of surrounding
construction activity for the
Millennium Waterfront Project
and the Front Street Park Project,
it would not be practical to close
down Liverpool Road during this
time period. The City is
undertaking a Liverpool Road
South Study. The results of this
study will be instrumental to the
design of the road and boulevard
cross-section and aesthetic
improvements.
For further information about
this project contact Darell
Selsky, Supervisor, Municipal
Works (905) 420-4630 ext. 2149.
Thank You for your
Participation
The Event was a huge
community success
Volunteers, Performers, A
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,,��U�1 Year 2000
°_City of Pickering
FREE Concert in the Park
Series
June 21, 2000
7:00 pm
Esplanade Park (Gazebo)
Featuring • Pickering Community Concert Band
Enjue nn erenin,g of great bund music'
Be sure to bring a lawn chair or blanket and grab a
seat at Esplanade Park (on Valley Farm Road, just
south of Kingston Road) Join us as we celebrate
the Arts'.
R)r more information, call 905-420-4620
or visit our wehsite at www.pickering.on ca
SUMMER
_21i, %;n JUNIOR
SQUASH CAMP
Introductory Squash Camp teaches
you the basics of the game. Racquets,
balls and eyewear will be provided -
all you need is a clean pair of running
shoes!!
Dates: July 10th to 14th
Time: I pm to 3 pm daily
Fee: Only $50
Call Scott Coleman,
Squash Pro @ the Pickering
Rec Complex 831-1711
REMINDER TO ALL CITY OF PICKERING TAXPAYERS
2000 TAX NOTICE
First Installment of the 2000 FINAL PROPERTY TAX BILL
Is due for
Payment
(Residential, Farm & Managed Forest Only)
First Installment Payable June 29, 2000
If you have not received your Tax !Notice by Mid -June, please telephone the
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note that the second installment is due on September 27, 2000.
f=ailure to receive a Tax Notice does not eliminate the responsibility for the
payment of taxes and penalty.
Tax bills for multi -residential, commercial, industrial classes and sub -classes
are delayed due to Bill 79 (Capping Legislation) and will be billed at a later
{ate.
A late payment fee of 1.25% is added to the unpaid installment balance for
each month. The late payment fee is charged on the first day of each calendar
month until the balance is paid in full.
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ADMISSION Adtdts S5. SrnKw%(55+) Sa.
Students (13 to 18) $4. Children (5 to 12) $3.
Families $ 15 and parking is FREE. �- [ 1► Y r
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on Hwy.' txtwcrn Brock Road and wcstncy R(xad. �+�•
Dady programming varies, pleasr check with staff for more
information at 905.683.8401 or visit our wcb site at
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• 2000
fit) tt� A t? s H tl� w �♦ from 11 a.m. to 5 P.M
wo[r[o [v r„[ •.,r,pu[ t eu•a,c c•• cw■ ar c•r.•o•
antique and classic cars from Southern Ontario
exhibition open, to book call the ACCCC at 905649-2664
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useum Students 03 to 18) $4, Children (5 to 12) $3, Families $15 and
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-PICKERING NUCLEAR Hamlet of Greenwood,
3 km. east of Brock road
ti_ d 905.683.8401
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°�°"` CULTURE AND RECREATION DIVISION
VOLUNTEERS REQUIRED
• Explore new challenges! • Use your skills! • Gain Work experience! • Make a
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You can:
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GET INVOLVED, VOLUNTEER TODAY!
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Kinsmen Park, Pickering
�CHILDREN'S AREA AND STAGE•
12:00 - 12:30 p.m. Jim Parker
12:35 - 1:05 p.m. Magic Show
1:10 - 1:40 pm �Ia & Ralph
1:45 - 2:15 pm Parker
2:20 - 2:50 pm 'Magic Show
2:55 - 3:25 pm Kayla & Ralph
3:30 - 4:00 pm Jim Parker
TEEN EVENTS
Saturday July 1 st
12 pm - 5 pm*
Kinsmen Park 40
Sandy Beach Rd.
Inflatable Citv
90 Foot Obstacle Course
Rock Climbing Mountain
Bungee Run
Coffee House
Facade
Branded Black,
a5 Kurot
*4r F&M
Break Dancing; NBA 2ball;
Contests and Prizes
Seniors Stage Show
12:0 pm Pickering Jazz Band
1:00 pm Pickering Concert Band
2:00 pm Pickering 2000 Closing
Cere,m&Wbs ,_
2:20 pm IMAC -Singers
3:00 pm The Sunnysiders
4:00 pm Kick up a Fuss Cloggers
4:30 pm Winston Alfonso
Come to the Bintor Tent
12:00 pm to 5:00 pm
ENTERTAINMENTMAINSTAGE
10:30 pm
Time
Opening Remarks by
Master -of yC&16, N
Jerry W !ter fro
Mofes�oh.35
.-Denisdtdistei bbnkers 7:05
Kayla. & Ralph Children's
Performers 7:15
Ethnocultural Dance
Performance. - �� 7:45
Rick VIIiSst�bY0 Tri i
.[^..�
DurhafrtjDant~"
StraiiglVS#wof
U'Brien Dance Centre 9:15
Country Jamboree 9:30
Introductions O'Canada
& Countdown 10:00
Giant Firewgf�s Show by-00vid Whysall
-Firewors eiivnal
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BY JACO UIE MrINNES
Stofl Writer
How much is that doggie inI b
the window'' More than just
the asking price. you can to A a our
guaranteed.
What maystart off as a pur-
chase of the heart can end up
as a life -sentence for the thou-
sands of pets which are pur-
chased every )car without
enough forethought. says
Kathy Asling. founder and of love
president of The Animal
Guardian Society (TAGS). a
Durham-hased charitable or-
ganizautin. Best intentions are not always enough for good animal care
'People do not take enough
time to select the appropriate
pct:' says Ms. Asling who
founded the 13-vear-old soci-
ety, which finds homes for
previously -loved animals. "An
impulse decision is not going
to work."
Responsible pct ownership
can be a fulfilling experience
for both the animals and the
people involved but there are a
lot of factors that can get in the
way for even the most well-
meaning buyer.
"You have to look at your
lifestyle and the age of your
children:' says Ms. Asling.
"Some people call us and they
want a lack Russell because
they like the dog Eddie (from
the TV show Frasier). If you
like to he around watching
videos this isn't the dog for
you:' she says. The dog who
plays Eddie is an older, exicn-
sively-trained dog unlike the
young. exceptionally busy
Jack Russell pup that will
want to spend its abundant en-
ergy tearing around.
When lifestyles and pets
clash. people often realize
thev don't have what it takes
to keep up with their pets and
that's when the local animal
shelter, the Humane Society or
an organisation like TAGS
gets a call.
"'We just don't have time
for it'. is one of the most fre-
quent reasons we're given;'
says Ms. Asling. "if they don't
have time for it. thev shouldn't
even have got the dog:' she
says. And, she advises. -you
shouldn't get dogs for kids. It
should be a family pct. It's an
adult responsibility.- If the pn-
mary caregiver in the home
doesn't want the animal. the
family shouldn't proceed, she
says. Dana Murray, PAW's animal control sum- rent/v up for adoption at the local animal
Shirlev Kohler, manager of mer .student, holds one of the animals cur- shelter.
the l xbridgc-Scugog animal
shelter. agrees. She points out
its important to think about al- Owners need to be prepared with the spay/neuter) and an-
Iergics the family members for three sets of shots in the nual Ixxistcr in addition to any
may have also as many people first year at a cost of about $50 cost due to illness or accident.
end up giving up their pets for to $60 a set. says Ms Kohler. As well. a training course for
that reason. People should also Then, there's the cost of a spay new dog owners and their pups
keep in mind "tote size of the ($125 to $200) or neuter (580 is highly recommended. Eight -
yard compared to the dog and to $150), a license, optional week classes begin under
the money for up -keep;' she micrmhipping (up to $100 — $I(X). In some municipalities.
trays, less if done in conjunction there is now a mandatory Ii -
CEUA BRONKHORST/ News Advertiser phoro
cense for cats as well as dogs.
Whilc Uxhridgc-Scugog has
no cat licensing policy, Os-
hawa and Clarington do h -
cense cats. Whitby has ap-
proved it for 2001 and Picker-
ing and Ajax arc both consid-
ering the cat license, says
Sylvie Koch, supervisor ani -
Sparing and neutering are crucial to stop 'ven, serious problem'
Overpopulation of cats could be
its not surprising the On-
tario SPCA picks June as
adopt -a -cat month.
At this time of vear there
are hundreds of kittens in
Durham in peril of being eu-
thanized because homes are
simply not available to ac-
commodate the excessive vol-
ume of unwanted felines.
-It's a serious problem, a
PAP tests
mal control services for PAWS,
officers are faced with the
continues to he animals euth-
the Pickering-Whitby-AjaxLarraine
chore of killing cat and kit-
anized — millions and mil -
animal shelter. The cost of the
tens because neutering and
Roulston
license will vary depending on
1
Throughout June, the Hu
the municipality, whether the
by enough pct owners.
Recvc•/ers
animal has its shots and
spay/neuter and whether or not j
"People still believe the
Corner
it has been microchipped.
old myths that allowing the
In recent years there has
being a responsible pet owner
animal to have one litter
adoptions through special ini
been a rash of stories in the
World
w
tiatives such as adoption fe
pet"
media about dogs, particularly j
reductions, adopt-a-thons
800-208-9392.
certain breeds, involved in
anti -social behaviour. Dog bite
Congress
incidents seem to he more
show go to
prevalent than ever despite
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tighter bylaws, including vi-
meets to
cious dog declarations, in
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some municipalities.
Looking to get rid of an un -
test"
"People get a dog but are
discuss
discuss
I of our monthly Treasure Chest
not getting the correct advise
which helps give new life to
the region, call the Durham
on training and proper social-
ization;" suggests Ms. Asling.
future of
items. Call 420-5625 during
Often dogs are not trained to
ext. 2158.
adapt to situations where they
will be in contact with little
children or other animals, she
environment
says, noting it isn't all that sur-
prising they don't know how
Keynoic speakers from
to react.
around the world will he pro -
"it can be genetic but in
viding global solutions at the
most cases it's a lack of social-
5th annual R'2(M World Con-
ning. It's a lack of people
gress on Integrated Resources
preparing the dog for everyday
Management and Envirotech
encounters;' she says.
Canada Trade Show to he held
Dogs require conditioning
at Toronto's downtown con-
tnmi when they are young to
vention centre, from Wednes-
prepare them for the social sit-
day, July 5 through until Sun-
uations they will he placed in.
day. July 9.
"You need to teach the
This event is the most com-
puppy how to be with small
prehensive environmental
children:' says Ms. Asling.
event of its kind in the world.
Me pup can be conditioned to
Maurice Strong. chairman of
accept touching of his cars.
the R'2(X)0 International Advi-
paws and tail with repetition
sory Committee and Earth
of this in a controlled environ-
Council, stated. -Not since the
merit so when a two-year-old
Rio Summit of 1992 have the
at the park lunges out and
Americans hosted an environ -
pulls an car, it's not so much
ment conference of this magni-
of a shock.
tude and significance."
Similarly, the dog's food
There will he more than 350
howl should not be treated as
presentations from representa-
sacred ground. "I have people
tives in more than six countries
tell me they tell their children
on all environmental issues
never to touch the dog's howl;'
ranging from air resources
she relates. The problem is,
management to zero waste im-
when a toddler walks into your
tiatives.
home, unaware of the rule, he
There will be workshops
may do exactly that, and the
and special sessions for com-
dog will not he properly pre-
mon-interest groups and being
pared to behave appropriately.
held concurrently will be the
It's important you do touch the
Enviroicch Canada Workshop
howl, often, and reassure the
displaying the newest in tech -
,log that this is okay. she says.
nologics and equipment.
Fortunately, there arc
R'20(x) offers comprchen-
places struggling pet owners
sive solutions to resources
can get the help they need.
management issues. Waste.
TAGS offers dog training
material and environmental cl-
classes for the public for $98
ements, energy, air. Water,
for an eight-week course. The
waste, and land resources man -
$195 adoption fee they charge
agement, and current global
for dogs they place includes
trends will be discussed at the
the course as well as
congress sessions and work-
spay/ncutcr and immuniza-
shops.
lion.
A. well a. technical t,—r..
The Humane Society and
there will he more than 400
local animal shelters can also
oral and power presentations
be god places when looking
covering all processes, materi-
for a new pct or for assistance
als, products and resources
with a current one. For more
from around the world. Dele-
information, contact TAGS at
gates at R'20(X) will take away
(905) 263-8247.
abundant knowledge and in-
valuable contacts from their
global colleagues.
The R C,,ngres%cs of 1993,
remedied old Swit and have each
held in Switzerland have creat-
ed a worldwide latform for
%cry serious problem- says
officers are faced with the
continues to he animals euth-
Kathy Asling of The Animal
chore of killing cat and kit-
anized — millions and mil -
Guardian Society (TAGS), a
tens because neutering and
lions — every year."
Durham -based animal adop-
spaying is still not being done
Throughout June, the Hu
tion and education charitable
by enough pct owners.
mane Society of Durham Rc
organization. "There are tons
"People still believe the
gion and other SPCA shelter:
of kittens out there. Part of
old myths that allowing the
will be promoting feline
being a responsible pet owner
animal to have one litter
adoptions through special ini
is spaying or neutering your
makes it a better, healthier
tiatives such as adoption fe
pet"
dog (or cat).
reductions, adopt-a-thons
Each year, animal control -It's not true and there and awareness campaigns.
save lives, Durham women
Cancer Care Ontario is ular check.
launching a new initiative to The health department re -
raise awareness among women ports cervical cancer is 90 per
about the importance of hav- cent preventable if women
ing a regular PAP test. have a regular PAP test.
The Durham Region Health And, according to statistics
Department reports the On- from the department's 1999
tario Cervical Screening Pro- Rapid Risk Factor Surveil -
gram works closely with the lance Survey, a telephone poll
health-care system to help investigating the health behav-
women understand the PAP iour of Durham Region resi-
test process while strongly en- dents, approximately 83 per
couraging them to have a reg- cent of area women 18 and
Public meetings
around Durham
Region
Pickering Town Council
Monday, June 26, 7:30 p.m. — Executive
Committee/Pickering Council, council cham-
ber, Pickering Civic Complex, One The Es-
planade.
Ajax Town Council
Monday, June 26, 7 p.m. — Standing
Committee of the Whole, council chamber, Ajax
Town Hall, 65 Harwood Ave. S.
Durham Regional Council
Wednesday, June 28, 10 a.m. — Durham
Council, Council Chambers, Durham Region
Headquarters. 605 Rossland Rd. E., Whitby,
Durham School Boards
Monday, June 26, 7:30 p.m. — Durham
Catholic District School Board, Catholic Edu-
cation Centre. 650 Rossland Rd. W., Oshawa
older have had a PAP test in
the last three years.
"These results are encour-
aging and compare favourably
with results from across Cana-
da;" says Dr. Robert Kyle,
Durham Region medical offi-
cer of health.
-It's a good sign that
health-care providers and
women in Durham Region
take this precautionary mea-
sure very seriously"
The health unit reports it'-
estimated 610 women in On-
tario will develop cervica
cancer in 2000, while some
170 in the province will di
from the disease.
-These figures are especial-
ly high since cancer of th
cervix can be prevented with
one of the best pre -cane
warning systems available
the PAP test;' states a news re-
lease.
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Durham doctor aids devastated
Walkerton community in E. coli crisis
Donna Reynolds lends expertise in wake of tainted water scandal
BY SUSAN O'NEILL
Staff Writer
A local doctor is lending
a helping hand in Walkerton
as the southern Ontario town
continues to deal with the
worst outbreak of E. coli in
the province's history.
Dr. Donna Reynolds,
Durham Region's associate
medical officer of health, has
been in the area lending her
expertise to staff at the
Bruce -Grey -Owen Sound
Health Unit since lune 5 and
will continue her work there
until Friday.
"I'm assisting wherever is
necessary and sharing any
expertise I can bring:' she
said in an interview Thurs-
day.
Dr. Reynolds reports her
role at that health unit is sim-
ilar to what she does in
"I'm based at the health
unit outside of Walkerton"
where health department
staff "have done phenome-
nally well in these adverse
circumstances."
Dr. Reynolds, who has a
cottage in the area, went to
Walkerton in response to a
call from the Ministry of
Health for an associate med-
ical officer of health to lend
support in the wake of the E.
coli outbreak in mid-May.
"I'm assisting a lot with
the outbreak investigation,
including implementing con-
trol measures:' she says.
One aspect of the investi-
gation she's been working on
is -ascertaining the total
number of cases of gastroin-
testinal illness. We have
about 1.100 Individuals who
have been reported as having
some form of diarrhea] ill-
iftess..
DONNA REYNOLDS
I'm assisting wherever
is necessary'
Dr. Reynolds says health
department staff have been
contacting each of those peo-
ple to confirm their symp-
toms.
"That is what is normally
done in a health unit for re-
portable diseases:' she says.
Dr. Reynolds is also in-
volved with an epidemiology
study which is looking at the
"likely causal factors- and
taking some water samples.
"The Province has taken a
look to Durham Region for
some, leadership and sup-
port:' Region health and so-
cial services committee
chairman and Brock Coun-
cillor Larry O'Connor told
Durham council Wednesday.
Coun. O'Connor noted
while Dr. Reynolds is in
Walkerton lending a hand,
Durham health department
staff are also fielding some
calls.
And, Brian Devitt, who
retired recently from his po-
sition as the Region's direc-
tor of environmental health.
will also be heading to Walk -
Mon to help out over the
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been more than willing to
help them... We can only
hope the situation will be re-
solved shortly."
Mr. Anderson added, "We
have an exceptionally good
system here. We have staff
who do take really good care
of our water supply:'
Meanwhile, Dr. Reynolds
reports the boil water adviso-
ry in Walkerton will remain
in effect for several weeks,
and it won't be lifted until a
team has finished going
house to house to disinfect
the drinking supply.
But, progress is being,
made, she says. '"'Here have
been no newly identified
cases (of E. coli -related ill-
nesses) as of (last Wednes-
day). It was a good day."
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'We'll suffocate in urban sprawl 'if moraine developed
Fight or `eve inch of Durham will bepaved over', residents urged
'every
PICKERiNG — Save the Rouge launching a GTA -wide campaign to for so many things, but one of the and tell the two judges how you Icel the Niagara Escarpment to the Trent
Valley System is urging Pickering let residents know how they can get most important is water. Right now, shout clean water, clean air, wildlife River and includes large areas of
residents to help protect the Oak defend the moraine at the OMB hear- the future of this precious resource and greenspace — in shun. why you Uxbridge and Scugog, as well as scc-
Ridges Moraine by speaking at an ing. — and the future of our children — is care about the Oak Ridges Moraine tions of Pickering, Whitby. Oshawa
"Our goal is to get 2.(KA) members being, decided in a small room filled and wanl it protected.•" and C'lanngtun.
Ontario P1unicipal Board tOM61
hearing into a series of devrlopnienl of the public, from all over the GTA. with lawyer, at a place called the On- The em ironmentally-sensitive Amine interested in speaking at
applications in Richmond Hill. to speak at the moraine hearing:' says tario Municipal Board" moraine, which is the headwater for the OMB hearing. coluntecring with
"Pickering's future is n news release from the or- Save the Rougc notes, "1',w don't sc%eral rivers, creeks and streams in Savc the Rouge or making o donation
being decided in Richmond -� ganization. Group members have to he an expert to appc.tr at this the (i IA and pro%ides drinkmc water to the orgaml ialion i, aske io call
Hill:' says group president I will he going dour -lo -dour hearing. Just speak Iron the heart (,i aboat 250.0 0 people, rum Iron 41h 2S2 49Xt
Glenn be Bacremacker. in various communities
who explains the ongoing
across the GTA, including
hearing will set the prece-
I Pickering. to dcliycr flyers
dent for developmentoutlining
how people can
-r
across the entire 160 -kiln-
get involved.
metre moraine.
Save the Rouge.
"it" people in Pickering
which is participating in the
don't want every inch of
hearing in a hid to stop de -
Pickering and Durham Re-
(il f by %clopment on the moraine,
gion to be paved over, the),
De BAEREM.AEKER will also he asking people
should he participating in
'The to support its efforts with a
<� s
the Richmond Hill hear-
financial donation.
ing:' he says.
be participating.' • We need your
"What's a( stake for Pickering
res- help. For the first time in history, we
idents is the threat of losing
every want thousands of citizens ht show
privately -owned farm in Durham
Re- up at an OMB hearing and do some-
gnon...We will suffocate
in urban thing very simple: Speak fiir the chil-
sprawl"
dren.' states a flyer being distributed
The cm ironmental group is by the group. "Children depend on us
AJ.-.k=PicKERi,vG ,VEws AD rwisER BILLBOARD
JUNE ?.l, 2000
N%F,DNF:SDAY. JUNE 21
SINGLE PARENT SUPPORT: 'llic
Ajax-Pickenn chapter of (tic One
Parent Famih Association invites you
to our wcekfv meeting held at Sp.m.
evrry R'cndesdav at the Annandale
Golf and Curling Club, corner of-
Church
fChurch and Bayly Sts. Ajax, for both
custodial and non-custodial parents
whether vour children are 2 or 42. all
are welcome. 117-9670.
OSTONI : Ilse Oshawa and District
Ostomy As ooation meets from 7:30
to 9:30 p.m the third Wednesday of
each month in the Green Room of the
Arts Resource Centre, next to the Os-
hawa City Hall on Centre: Si S. Any-
one with ostomy or is about to have
ostomy surgery is welcome, as are
family and friends. 728-7207 (Alma
Sic Phcr% on i
510% HE TINIE: Being John
Slnikich is screened at the Ajax
Cineplex Odcon at 7 p.m., presented
by the Fiends of the Ajax Public Li-
brary and Ajax Cineplex Odcon in co-
operation with the Toronto interna-
tional Film Festival Group Tickets arc
t6 per Person and available at the box
office. All proceeds go to the One Mil-
lion Dollar fundraising drive tie the
new Central Library. 427-1522 (Ian).
UALLYCLIFFE: Ballychftc Lodge.
70 Station tic .\ .tx. holds a Strawbcr-
ry Tea from 2 to 4 p.m. Cost is $3 and
all proceeds go to the Alzheimers So-
ciety. Everyone welcome. 683-7121.
TOASTNIASTERS: The Ajax-Pick-
cnng Toastmasters nx•ets in the Visi-
tor'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 speak-
ing, leadership and communication
skills. 683-4439 (John). 619-0647
( Peter).
LAKESIDE: A meeting to adopt
Lakeside Park is being held from 7 to
8 p.m. at Lakeside Public Sebool, 4
Parkes Rd.. Ajax. The hope is to curb
vandalism and keep the park clean.
686-3014.
ARTHRITIS F'ORUNI: The Arthritis
SocictN host, a free public forum
about Irving with arthritis from 7 to 9
p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Com-
plex on Valley Farm Road. Dr. Heather
McDonald is the guest speaker. To
rcgi%tcr, call 414-7221 or 1.888-765-
0005.
THURSD %V. JUNE 22
GOLF TOURNAMENT: Pickering
Village ( rated Church n holding a
golf tournament at the Four Seamon%
Ciolf Club in Claremont beginning at i
p.m. For tickets call Tom Blakc at
686-_2719.
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You're invited to attend Pickering Nuclear's next open
house 1n the community. The open house is being held to
provide the community with a further opportunity to discuss ,
Ontario Power Generation's draft Environmental Assessment
Report on the proposed return to service of Pickering A.
The open house will include a presentation of the key findings and C1
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an opportunity to discuss the report with the Environmental Assessment
team members. This open house will be held in Scarborough at the address below.
Previous open houses were held in Pickering and Ajax.
For additional information please contact:
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The Heart and Stroke Foundation's Big
Bike curried an enthusiastic crowd around
the Pickering Town Centre parking lot
Monday in a hid to raise money Jor heart
Cyclists
ride for
Cancer
Society
r
A group of c-y-
clicts is hoping to
raise $10,(XX) tor
the E"- Durham
Unit of the Cana-
dian Cancer Soci-
ety when they
ride from Picker•
ing to Haliburton
this week.
Twenty -one
people will be Ly -
cling in the 4th
Annual Gail
Perks Memorial
Bike Tour Ngm-
ning Thursday.
notes organiser
Kdh� Perks.
"We arc pro-
jecting
rojecting to raise
SI0," for the
East Durham Unit
of the Canadian
Cancer Soricty:'
he says. adding
"this will amount
to an estimated
total of $300x)
in fund-raising in-
cluding the three
previews yeah.
Last year's
ride by 20 cyclists
raised close to
$10,000, he re-
pots, noting
$6.200 was raised
in 1998 and
$2.200 in 1997.
Mr. Perks or-
ganized the first
event in 1997 less
than one month
after his daughter-
in-law Gail Perks,
an Oshawa resi-
dent, died of can-
cer in June of that
year. The event
was developed as
a rtlearts to help
fight cancer in her
anemory.
This year's
bike ride will start
from Extreme Fit -
am at Brock
Road and Hwy.
401 in Pickering.
The fitness club
sponsors the ride
as does J. H.
Thomas Indus-
tries, a Brampton
company.
The cyclists
will depart at 9
a.m. Thursday,
following a short
ceremony at the
fitness club. The
team will travel
northeast through
Dudiam, Victoria
and Haliburlon
Counties, with an
overnight stop in
Fenelon Falls.
Anyone wish-
ing to make a do-
nation is asked to
call Mr. Perk% or
Liz Mackey at 1-
905-791-0007.
disease and stroke research. Here, team
captain Helen Edwards lets out a cheer as
the group pedals its way to fund-raising
success.
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Durham public board student trustees
reflect on their ten -ns of office
'You learn a lot about people, people who run education'
RYMIKt. RUTH
Stafl 11'rtter
The Durham District Scho cil
Board's student trustees attend-
ed their last meeting Monday
night and will leave the job
richer for the experience.
Tracy Russell, an Ajax High
School student, and Sundeep
Sodhi from Anderson Colic -
State and Vocational Institute in
Whithv have finished their one-
ycar term and are making way
for the new representatives,
Karmen Giesbrecht from Henry
Street High School in Whitby
and Port Perry High School
pupil Chris Skinner.
The outgoing trustees were
praised by several trustees and
described bs education director
Grant Yco as "the driving force
behind the student senate;'
comprised of student leaders
from Durham's public high
schools.
7e not only have enjoyed
your presence with us but we
have benefited from vour in-
sights:' Mr. Yeo told the student
trustees Monday night.
In an interview. Mr. Sodhi
said the job gave him a first-
hand look at who is in charge of
education.
.'You learn a lot about peo-
ple, people who run education;'
he said. "Procedures and how
decisions are made and who
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citv
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move for
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eaten'
PICKERING
— Pickering res-
idents will soon
be able to get a
Big Mac and
fries to go with-
out getting out
of their car
Cite council
approved a zon-
ing amendment
Monday to allow
Siccle Valley
Developments
Ltd. to build a
new McDon-
ald's Restaurant.
with a drive-
thru, at the west
end of the Hub
Plaza located at
the corner of
Liverpool and
Kingston roads.
"The appli-
cant advises that
McDonald's
Restaurants re-
quires a driye-
through facility
at its Pickering
location in order
to provide the
service level de-
manded of its
customers:' says
a staff report.
"McDonald's
has been unsuc-
cessful in its at-
tempts to intro-
duce a drive-
through facility
at its present lo-
cation at the east
end of the Hub
Plaza ... we are
advised that if
McDonald's
cannot obtain
approval for a
t one - storey
building with a
drive-through
facility at this
location, it may
seek to relocate
elsewhere in
Pickering"
Steele Valley
has also been
given approval
to expand the
old Canadian
Tire Store in the
plaza for retail
use.
TRACY RUSSELL
'Student trustee position
needs to be made clearer.'
makes the decisions. I learned
more about the director of edu-
cation, who was very helpful
and wanted to make sure we
were involved in what was
going on:'
Most importantly, Mr. Sodhi
said. "We got a chance to meet
other student leaders from
across the board and province.-
M,.
rovince"Ms. Russell said both be-
cause A their own efforts and
the board', in general. their role
a, " ;cs t— the .t,,idini ho'k at
SUNDEEP SODNI
'You learn u lot about
people...'
the board table have become
better known in Durham Re-
gion. She said their orientation
could have been better, noting it
would have been helpful if she
and Mr. Sodhi could have "job
shadowed" the previous student
trustees for awhile before as-
suming the position.
The Education Ministry "has
main issues to address where
the student trustee position is
concerned,- said til. Russell.
.u: t 0,1 nc 'hem the right to
vote, ensuring that all school
hoards have established student
trustees, and allowing them to
participate in in -camera discus -
signs. Student trustees take pan
in votes but their votes are not
counted.
1t is my opinion the student
trustee position needs to be
made clearer and more defined
pro incewide for the boards re-
garding implementation and the
role of student trustees:' she
said. "Issues like the selection
process, duration of term and
amount of student trustees serv-
ing at a time vary across the
province. It is also worth noting
that our board has taken a de-
mocratic, fair and student -based
way of implementing the stu-
dent trustee position: this is re-
flected in our practices and by-
laws"
The student trustees were
caught off guard when Oshawa
Trustee Susan Shetler asked if
they might consider running for
elected office in the future, pos-
sibly as school board trustees.
"It's something that I guess I
could consider;' replied Ms.
Russell.
Mr. Sodhi's comments sug-
gested he was aiming a bit high-
er.
..Sure. Yeah. Trustee. I could
do that:' said Mr Sodhi "Poli-
tics detinnc1% trustee
Crime Stoppers
Help sought to
solve Pickering
sex assault
RY SERGEANT KEVIN SLANEY
Durtutm Regional Crime Stopprrs
Crime Stoppers and the
Durham Regional Police are
asking for the public's help as
they refocus efforts on an un-
solved sexual assault in Pick-
ering on Dec. 23, 1997.
Around 2:30 a.m., the vic-
tirn had taken a cab to the area
of Dellbrook Avenue and
Major Oaks Road, with plans
to visit friends. While walking
in this area, site was ap-
proached by a group of males
in a van who attempted to
have a conversation with her.
The occupants left the area as
the victim continued on her
way.
Moments later, the van re-
turned and a male party exited
the sliding side door of the
van, grabbing the com-
plainant.
The culprit then dragged
the victim between two near-
by houses, at which time she
was viciously beaten and sex-
ually assaulted.
After the attack. the as-
sailant fled the immediate
arca on foot The %term sus-
tained rut, and hnrcs dune -
the incident.
The suspect is described as
male, black, in his early 20s
5-1eet, 10 -inches tall, slender
build with a short Afro hair-
style.
He was wearing a black
toque and nylon jacket. The
vehicle is described as a white
or light gray window van with
a sliding side door on the right
side.
Crime Stoppers will pay
cash for any information that
will lead to an arrest in this
incident. Callers never have to
give their name or testify in
court and we do not use call
display.
Remember. Crime Stop-
pers is interested in what you
know, not who you are.
Our numbers are 436-8477
or 148tN1-222-TIPS (8477).
A re-enactment of this
crime will air on City TV on
Thursday. June 22 during the
6 p.m. news.
O _l =J
Sgt. Kenn .Slum, ii the
police .vn-ordinator nl the
Durham Rc,nwal t-nntc
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NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, ,Nin• 21, 2000 PAGE 81 P
Sports & EisuRE
N E W S A D V E R T I S E R
Court's
J U N E 2 1 2. 0 0 0
First round of play completed
in session for Pickering
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PICKERiNG — The
dale Tennis Club and Sub-
Vaz 9-5 and Gillian Daucti
mpehng for the
Scarborough Gym -Elites
Pickering Junior Tennis
way tied the Pickering Aces
defeated lerninc Carter K-7.
r(
Tent Sale of Bicycles!
League is hack on the courts
21-23 at Dunmoire.
However. The Aces bounced
-rinastics Cib.
Kendall, of Pickering,
for another season.
In matches between Just
back after Rishi Ram. aj was
'
iced overall m the
i-vanced level 3 division
the league features the
Desserts and Tormon (Just
edged out 3-2 by Catalina
• • - •
best under -12 to under -18
Deswrts players' names ap-
Gonzales in the open singles
lupi ttla•1\ s�«Ials Ili iist
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unior tennis players in Pick-
pear first). Brian Richardson
and Ramraj and Tim Craw-
• `
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vring. Ajax and east Scar-
tied Ken Hand 7-7 in boys'
ford were downed 8-5 by
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'~fir
i 1 f-1 !�
horuugh. They compete on
singles. Stephanie Pallikun-
Nitin Seth and Ryan Kauf-
Sunday afternoons through-
tie] edged out Maia Kirk 4-3
mann in open doubles.
out the spring and summer.
in girls' singles. Raam
In the junior division. the
This year the league is
Pandey defeated Daniel
Pro's Choice defeated Peg
split into senior and junior
Morgan 7-5 in the open
Perego 46-26 at the Sandy
divisions.
number -one singles and
Beach Tennis Club. Baskin
After the first round of
Amanda Pallikunnel defeat-
Robbins defeated the Bank
play, lust Desserts has
ed Paolo Vergara 6-1 in the
of Montreal 44-14 at the
emerged as the leader in the
open numher-two singles.
West Rouge Tennis Club.
senior division with 100
Pandey and Amanda Pal-
in matches between The
points. Subway is close he-
likunnel paired up to drop
Pro's Choice and Peg Perego
hind with 96; Tormon has 84
the number -one doubles
(The Pro's Choice players'
and the Pickering Aces have
match 7-5 to Kirk and Ver-
names appear first).
59.
para. Richardson and
Nicholas Lopes edged out
in the junior division,
Stephanie Pallikunnel took
Jonathan Carers 8-7 in the
Members of the Durham Svr•chro Club participated in a recent training j
The Pro's Choice leads with
out Hand and Dominic
under -12 boys' singles. Vic -
session in Etobicoke with the Canadian Olympic Synchronized Swim
128 points. Baskin Robbins
Machado 8-3 in the number-
toric Payne was beaten by
Team which will represent the country in the sport in Sydney. Australia
is a close second with 124.
two doubles.
Niala Ramraj 8-6 in the
During the three-hour session, the Olympians shared training tips and of-
Bank of Montreal and Peg
The tie between Subway
girls' under -14. Matt Woods
fered important advice to the young Durham athletes. Local swimmers
Perego are neck -and -neck
and the Pickering Aces
blanked Justin 8-0 in
taking part it -ere, from left, Jordan Anderson. Rebecca Halls, Julia
for third with 78 and 72
72
points. respectively.
(Subway players' names ap-
pear first). saw Subway
boys' under- 15 singles. 1cs-
singles.
sica Woods doubled Chris -
MacLean and Katie Cornish.
In senior action, Just
jump out to the early lead in
tine Ramraj 8-4 in girls'
•
Desserts defeated Tormon
37-26 in games at the Glen-
the boys' and girls' singles.
Neil Felder defeated Neil
SY nchro swimmers
learn from Olympic
pool sharks
Pickering athletes train with Canada's best
While training with Olympians is
only a dream for most athletes, it be-
came reality for 15 Durham Synchro
swimmers who spent three hours
with 10 pool sharks who'll he repre-
senting Canada in Sydney. Australia
in September.
Sponsored by Synchro Canada,
the event at the Etobicoke Olympium
pool lune 3 provided an excellent
opportunity for the local athktes to
swim.wiW 1U of the wurkl's bem.
Olympic team members shared
some of their training tips and offered
important advice W the young
Durham Synchro Club swimmers —
including Jordan Anderson, Rebecca
Halls and Katie Cornish from Picker-
ing, and Julia MacLean of Ajax:
• "Be confident, but not over-
confi—dent:
• "Learn and listen from others. Take
notes so that you can focus on what
you want to improve";
• -Love hard work":
•
-Work together as a team. You can
accomplish far more as a team than
you can individually'%
• "You live in the best country in the
world. Be proud to he Canadian"
In the Pool. the Durham swimmers
participated in part of an Olympic
team workout and practised a portion
of the Canadian team's routine.
All of the girls report the best pan
of the day was learning the routine.
And, they hope to mimic it when the
Canadian team is in the international
spotlight.
Twelvc-year-old Lauren LePage,
for example, says, "I know 1 will be
land drilling when I watch the
Olympic team on television"
Synchro Canada representative
Julia Warren has invited Durham's
1 I -and -under team to perform at the
national team send-off event at the
same Etobicoke Olympium in late
August.
The Durham Synchronized Swim-
ming Club is coming off a banner
year which saw it win six first -place
trophies. In November, the promise
of a great year was foreshadowed
with Ashleigh Malarczuk's first -place
finish in the Lisa Alexander meet.
Coach Holly Lundmark's I I -and-
under team won both the regional and
pr6vincial championships, and her
12-14 team was. undefeated all year.
bunging home five fort -place finish-
es.
The national 12-14 team placed
IOth in the country and three other
squads turned in great performances
and routines. All 40 competitive
swimmers practised an average of
eight to 12 hot.rs a week and their
hard work was evident in beautifully
executed and original routines.
The Durham club has been grow-
ing since the mid -1980% and this year
included more than 100 swimmers,
both competitive and recreational.
Swimmers are representative of the
entire region, spanning from Picker-
ing to Courtice.
In May the club hosted its annual
watershow and provided an opportu-
nity for friends and families to appre-
ciate all of the hard work of the girls.
"ll is never too early to begin the
sport:notes coach Lundmark. "For
example, look at the success of the
I I -and -under team. who were on the
(medal) platform in every event they
entered. Three of the eight swimmers
on that team had never been involved
in Synchro before"
Historically, synchronized swim-
ming experiences increased interest
in an Olympic year. So, Durham Syn-
chro is offering summer camps and is
accepting registration for its fall pro-
grams.
For more information about the
Durham Synchro Club, call 720-
7747.
OORRECTION NOTICE
Please note that the phone numbers for the
Pickering Canadian Tire Store printed in todays
Grand Opening flyer are incorrect. The following
are the correct phone numbers:
Store: 686-2308
Service: 686-2309
Parts: 686-4541
We apologize for any inconvenience
this may have caused our patrons.
Fax your scores to the newsroom
683-7363
tennis loop
under -16.
In the combined doubles
events Alex Hawkins and
Josh Griffin took the tie
breaker for 8-7 and Matt
Woods and Adam Sultana
blanked the Ramraj sisters
8-0.
Meanwhile, in action be-
tween Baskin Robbins and
Bank of Montreal (Baskin
Robbins players appear
first), Alex Hustler blanked
Derek Henderson 9-0 in
boys' under -12 singles. Lau-
ren Hong lost to Melissa
McQueen in the girls' under -
14. Rohhie McDowell beat
Bogdan Masala 8-6 in boys'
under -15 singles.
In the combined doubles
events, Markus Sturm and
Brandon Szpak closed out
Stephanie Saagi and Ashley
Kong 8-2. McDowell and
Vikram Viswanathan defeat-
ed !Masala and Kelvin
Vadera 8-5. Andrea Hong
and Mikhail Vergara ham-
mered Shane and Sean
Vadera 8- I
Patterson put forth r
TZOMTSM P0 LZ
imall
;ca -mesa performance while
mpehng for the
Scarborough Gym -Elites
Dont Miss Our Annual
;gymnastics Club at the -p
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B.dmgton Spring Cup 2000 -�
-eet at the Burlington
Starting June 22nd
-rinastics Cib.
Kendall, of Pickering,
9 DAB'S ON Ll' (her 12tH)'
first
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i-vanced level 3 division
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Performance index is a
lduhde rain' FW ifpra golf
b pia:wr'i rooting is a numerr-
meaastare of abflfty, rougb(r
al to that gofer's typical one-
rulscore. 7be dice
user[ ratio plovers • rruings
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woikes per round h etttteen
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14=W o...........Ra
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....67.98
. Colin Montgornctic
....68.10
. [}avid Dorval .........68.19
. Hal Sutton ..........68.24
Jim Furyk ...........68.34
. - 1esper Parrhevik .......68.49
Freie Els ...........68
69
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0. Chris Perry .........68.78
1. Nick Price ..........68.81
2. Let- Westwood .......68.95
Lehman 3. Tom Lean ........69.03
4. Paul Azinger ........69.04
5. Justin Leonard .......69.06
6. Phil Mickelson .......69.11
7. Dudley Hart ........69.15
8. Fred Couples .......69.22
9. Rob Estes ..........69.35
. Stewart Cink ........69.35
1. Steve Flesch ........69.40
2. Scott Vetplank .......69.41
. Sergio Garcia .......69.52
4. Shigeki Maruyama
....69.57
5. Kenny Perry ........69.58
Mike Weir ..........69.60
David Torn+ ........69.60
Scott Bach .........69.63
. John Hustexh ........69.61
. Darren Clarke .......69.70
1. Miguel Angel Jimenez .69.71
. Rocco Mediate ......69.80
Carlos Franco ..
....69.82
Michael Canhphell
....69.83
Greg N. .......69.83
. Mark Br(t*, ....
.... 69.83
Sena Dunlap . ......69.83
. Find Funk ..........69.87
Stuart Appleby ......69.93
Larry Mier .........69.99
Al Craig Party .........70.01
JeH si'Amm .........70.02
- Jon iftin Kaye .......70.02
64. Kevin Sutherland .....70.04
45. Gary oto ...........70.04
46. Kik Triplet ........70.06
47. Bob bray ..........70.09
48. Doe. GeAerpte ......70.12
69. t)CnMb PWAMMR ......70.12
90. Joel F.dww& .........M15
51. toren Roberts .......70.16
52. Atmel Cabrera .......70.21
35. J.1_ lewis ..........70.26
54. sieve Pare ..........70.27
55. Jos Oaaki ..........70.27
56 lain Poranan .......70.211
57 HartYon ri a w ......70.28
78 Magaid A"d Mame ..70.29
59 Duffy Waldorf .......70.31
60. David Popies .......70.33
61. Tru 6lrtan ........70.36
62. Therms epre .......70.36
t$. Bob May ..........70
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70. Reuel Goowen .......70.46
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Scot insists '92 U.S. Open win would have hurt career
BY ALISTAIR TAIT
ctkend. Olin Montgonenc «•hums t0
iac lieaeh and the rens dot tits first dosesi ave at the U.S Ojxn Howcstr, he says
he he did not win the champnnship in 1992.
Montgo mene almost won the V2 U S tfirn at
1'thNc Itcadi He was out tariv on the IAw4ers
t nal day and p . cif a final round of 2-unclnpar 70
!hal was nearly Mxxl enough to win him the ttam-
intnchip do good that Jack Mcklims ad:nowks.W
!•,,m as champion when he step(bcd Doff the IRh
coon
NontgorrKnc remembers Nicklaus exact -osis
tic satl'Congratulattors on lxrng,xrr national
champion and on io ur fast mala '
Until then. klrntgo mans did nix h cIKNv he had
a dunce l,, Sam the toournament 'VRKn ha- said it 1
d d.' M ntltoantnt• said -%(A until that point'
Acather uxxlnions sttatkh worsened once
tlontKoxnttx• finished has nwbd NxAlams sx-w was
that NcwaMnK•ncs scrbn woukd hold up ,X arose.
hevory reveals that it did rat, 4, %ritgoxncric finshd
thml, three smi es behind winner Tun Kae amt
-,tic lichnd runner-up Jett quman
The defeat was hand h o accept at the, tine.
%I,xagaima no- aelanwitdgtd AMI the Set is aat has
cvperwrKtd sutserpxra
close ells in the (I" fix
tits fav malox vxttn But h• barns he as glad he
,lo,] not win the 92 Open
-1 think it would have hurt ren caner 6I had
s,n.- said -I dint think I would he
in this position M>w. second or third in the world or
torn ,n the torp 10 sake 194+ I itnt think I would
have act •sod that had I won the I' S Open
-1 paotrrhk warn t Hach' to San and would
!:.,vc ulkrtd having to go out krs-ng park
- re looking oking at ne as I's open changro in, ail
:anng to perform at that Itvel I pomvw wavi?
r ady to paliu m at that kid at that tan I am
n,m
%vatilinrc ahoy-% has pnftwd Affinity kr
I S Open owic setups Saner 1992. h• het has
urn runner-up Fie finished second at Oakmont in
19H It" with Loren Wirrts in a playoff to Fuc
F!s .0 Gwgpcssi nal in IPr, he finished scoud to
F, apart
DCsiW leaning an play to the Irk- W Dural
Tr, min, where ho father was %•entity. %l ntManerr
nitr has kxskcd comfortable playing seaside M>If
The capricious nature of links Mori. where one had
hxofce on result in a dropped shoo, has never
appealed to the prrfetvtml an %antgu intrc 11w
I S opts does
Ilhe thing AN w the US Open m dal tall the
�, id shows tip and hates the conditions'
the foreeaddlemN
w.wttlo.. a ta'etalletlowe 1Tratwt ttBe wow etre ltewt
stilt I" t:sst 303 y.tJ koc un tic par -i. tri -car.! t, .,,
Rick Roulfc ., L., id aticirnev
fun. F, ale Ma, was the olds.[
player to qualify for the match play stages
at the British Amateur Championship .t
the Royal Liverpool (Englatsd) Golf Club
Th,: plat.-_ f..m.; i, .,p mcmlt^'r,,r: the
Jago Mar Gauntry cJub bast in the third
a,unJ i,, fr.gianJ, Stephen East
Ths s not Vtioullc, !:r.i Jan,:.r. its
amateur golf sp,albghl tits hcggesi claim to
fame- s tooting Tiger Moods ,and 3 in
the semdtmis of !h'. 1`ri{ Dixie Amateur
ChamPiamhfp w h eh R4uhc went on no
DOOM"
CSmith t aJ G�M
m Jillteem ,sorts
at the Golf Club at Yankee Trace's first
bole in each round during the Btry con
Dayton Open. but his diuhle-eagle 2 in
the second round no douhx will Ix the
number he remembers
Smith's shot of the day came after a
British Open champion Paul Lawrie
withdrew June 12 from this w'eek's U.S.
Open because of a groin injury
Lawrie missed last week's Boick
Clawic because of the injury. He said he
received extensive treatment but was
advised to skip the Open.
He will be replaced m the 156 -man
field by Don Pooley, who was the odd
mart out when 13 players competed for
Fk ptalled a 52 -&--gree lob wedge out of his
bag and kno ckerl it in form 141 yards
'I was a ked in a candy store when 1
tirade that shot.- Smith told the Fore addw,
However, the treats ended for Smith on
the final day of the tournament, when he
last a playoff us Lan laeggaa
len Locust ItfLl
Conray Cub on June 9 with more than
lust a share of the econd-rand lad at the
LJIGA's Wegmam Bachessv
Inlereadawal
The 25 -sear Tour veteran, who was tied
with Weedy Doohn at 5-unler 139. took
honk the keys to a 2000 Mercury
bkautuinmr aper recording the first hole -in -
ore of the day on the fifth hole It was the
such career ace for Fggeling, 46, who was
trying to become the seeondtolde; player to
win an [PGA event. After leading through 36
and 54 hales, Eggrhng carded a 73 and far.
12 spots in a playoff at the sectional qual-
ifier in Rockville, Md. Pooley was the fast
aftemate
Lawrie of Scotland hopes to return to
a full schedule within the next few weeks
and be ready to defend his British open
fide at St. Andrews, July 20.23.
Lawrie had been grouped with Jack
Nicklaus and DwM Gonna in the fust
and second round for Pebble Beach.
%xvrntrc sad 1 vitae up ad I ltie the condo -
tons it what 1 call ural W* It rtes to the we You
have an ht the fanny and then yew have to M the
green It plays to my %mrtpls. bri2aw he" fair-
way, and gram is what 1 do hat "
Sl ntMxrxrr rad he feels that hn darKvs of
heating world Nm) I Titer Fxidi or better an the
t' S Open than an any, other uwnament 'I fed that
the U5 Open aaarsa arc set up roan: in my favor
dean prssihly to ha, but he can play am rad any
O[amse and olinOtlty lie a tic Ran In beat he said
morvxtcncs reception u t' S msprs hasn't
always herb cordial In the pet he has hon given a
sbed thud x *Ander 2A4. her heat finish
,f the year
Bak to e1rt11
Grace Park :.:- i cep that wtllninX
teeing Ion long A tL-tk after eammR
her first U`GA va toy at the Kathy
Ireland Greemixom Classic I,..ri shoot
E: in the !os; n nmJ at Ro htvc• .sad
wandrerw, cuing cxhausitn
Tei k ho*t-.Aughi up with ata
Golf Association executive dircooF
David Fay at lunch the other day
Among the topics was Jade
Nicklaus' a mKecu of the decision to
change the xcorid hole at Pebble Beach
from a par 5toapar 4
'U one player (in the U S. Open)
views that second hole as a three -shut
kik, well, drinks are on rrac: Fay told
the Foreuddie. 'I know Jack has been
complaining, hitt 1 wonder how much of
a question was raised in 1962 at
Oakmont (where Nicklaus won has first
U.S. Open) when we played the first
hide as a 4 instead of a 5'
011M ori■ alters
• Cary Nkkbm missed out on a
opportunity to pin his father, Jack, at the
U S. Open by failing to qualify at Bear
tapes Country CLb in West Palm
Beach, Fla. Nicklaus shot 70.72 for a 142
total, good for a spot as second alternate.
• Chad Compliet a five -time win-
ner on the NGA Hooters Tmtr this sea-
son, will be heading to Aebble Beach for
the U.S. Open after qualifying at
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AJAX — Ajax Wanderers Rugby
Markham's Fletcher's Fields on Sat -
Club players scored on both sides of
urday. Former Wanderers player and
the hall during an exhibition contest
Canadian national team captain Kyle
against the Pittsburgh Bleeding
Nichols was on the field of the home
Hooligans at the Ajax club Friday.
side. The Canadian and Irish teams
The team from Pittsburgh was in
played to a 27-27 draw.
the GTA to watch an international
•••
rugby match between Canada and
The Wanderers women's squad
Ireland on the weekend and, at the
and the men's second and third teams
same time, challenged the Wanderers
all play at home on Saturday. The
to a rematch. The Wanderers were in
women's team plays at noon, fol -
Pittsburgh over the Easter weekend
lowed by the men's thirds versus the
for an exhibition game.
Oakville Crusaders thirds at 1:30
The Bleeding Hooligans were
p.m. and the seconds against the Cru -
short several players for Friday's ex-
saders seconds at 3 p.m. The Wander-
hibition match, with Wanderers play-
ers first team play in Burlington on
ers rounding out the Pittsburgh side.
Saturday.
In the end, the Wanderers were victo-
•••
rious 51-15, with all the scoring done
Three Wanderers --- Glenn Miller,
by Wanderers players.
Dave Moonlight and Brendan
Mike Anthony, Pat Byrne and
Traynor — will play for Canada's 'A'
Floyd Williams all scored two tries
squad in an exhibition contest against
apiece for the Wanderers. Paul Don,
Wales at Fletcher's Fields in
Ted Todorovski and John Druce all
Markham on Sunday at 6 p.m.
contributed one try. Erik C'uzzolino
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The Wanderers have started a
recorded one.
mini -rugby program at the club on
Wanderers scoring for Pittsburgh
Saturday mornings, starting at 10
were Brett Marler and Tugson Tun-
a.m. It's for those ages eight to 14
cay each with one try and Chuck But-
years.
ler with a penalty and a convert.
There's no cost involved.
•-•
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There was a Wanderers rugby club
club at 68640957 and leave a mcs-
connection to the international rugby
sage. Someone from the Wanderers
match between Canada and Ireland at
will return your call.
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Cost is $40 per child. All proceeds
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coaches who will focus on skill devcl-
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school.
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Ajax Warriors Soccer Club plays for the record during...
The longest game
AJAX — The Ajax Warriors Soccer Club field -
I all of their registered players this weekend dur-
int a record-setting 2.000 -minute game.
fhe event started at 9 a.m. Saturdav at Monarch
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,onunuous game pitted Ajax North (red team)
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PICILEFWOG SOCCER CLUB
Weekly soccer scores
BOYS' UNMR-FIVE'S' DIVISION
June 12: Busy Bees 4 (Ma cue Del Re. Kevin CrosneM, it
remy Naslch 2, MVPs Stewart Macnamara and Jeremy
Nasboh) vs Tam Hodon's Tlmbds 1 (Dylan Pearse-MCora.
MVP Sapmeer Satan.). Cam Tool and De 0 (MVP Ryan
Hearn) vs Pd -9 Slo-SPorls 5 (Kenneth H,ghem. Adam
Clements 2. Stuart Mackent* 2, MVP Stuart M-ktmral
GIRLS' UNDER -FIVE DIVISION
Am 5: Bla.sdale Montessori 6 (Kana Cnw a Ektabem
Gsekas. Juelne Houssay) vs Mulberry Bush 4 (E"" S..
mon.-Thtvnbs 4). CAA 0 vs JEMA 13 (Jessica Crag 3.
Kyle Henderson• Massa Mangos, Nads Hen. Syrhey.
Vand.rslu,s 4. Alva Ondo 2. Nelale Fava). Thou9htu51pn
6 (Megan Been 1. Jam* Foster, Hayley Graber, Kahe
O'Bnen 2, Kends Smnh. Jullanne Stangr00m 2) vs Zellers
2 (Malone Ihnal. Cassandra Stephens). Remm Systems 7
(Chraflhe Drcosa 3. Megh- Smah 2. Kelly Dundas 2.
MVPs Chhstne D.rosa and Kelly Dundas) vs Eagles 5
Waylyn Farrell. Mlchelki MacPherson 4. MVPs Jaylyn Far.
NII and M.cholle MacPherson)
BOYS' UNDER-SEVEN'A' DIVISION
JIAea 7: Kingsgale Plumbmg and D,am 2 ISean Fenian.
des. Ashen. Sh,elds. MVP Jonathan Ch,m F00k) vs
VCARE 5 (Jordan KOlsop-1.s, Wheel Wdk.ns 4. MVPs
IranDe nd- and Dylan Watson). Omar. Power G-er-
Man 5 (Spencer Fernandez 3. M,chael Walker 2. MVP
M.chael Eccleston) vs AT]TheRage 3 (Alexander Fodn
2, Cameron $Pandas. MVP Alexander Fodm). Lynx 2
(Day.d St",
Brandon Chet,am, vs Prsmer Interbckag
Raptors 0 (MVP Andrew Brackon). Flyers I (Adam Conner)
vs Lama, Tgers 4 ITak, PanLbns 4. MVP Zachary
Dover)
BOYS' LINDEWSEVEN'B' DIVISION
June 7: Lynx 2 !8ade, Bertun. Jaylen Smnhl vs In,E xter.-
ors 3 (Skylar Thanas). Omw
and Poer Genere,orl 0 (MVPs
Joe Doherty and Bradley WIa) vs lloyds Team Move IT I
(Matt*- Grape, MVP Mathew Grapel. B.1,1-Ul",c 2
(Kele Smith-Gho. Alexander Macao. MVP Jared Malcolm)
vs Gerry S Sans 4 (Chnshan D"00oulos 2. Philp Dunn.
Pat. Sxnmorlds. MVP Marc Lchtfuss), Opan,sts Club d
Pid-"g 2 (Myles Stanley Tyler Frew) vs. Flyers 4
(Alexander Cha.kahs. Jordan Ing Ch-. Tyler had. 2, MVP
Ndtola Blrosa llwlc)
GIRLS' UNDER -SEVEN DIVISION
floe 6: Cend.O Heating and A,, COn*,a,,9 1 (Cady
Whdmorel vs Abdlty Metals am Machines 2 IMlchela Nu
,all 2). Sabourn Kxnble 6 Assoc 4 IEmdy E -
men• .
KaMichell, Taylor El. g 2. MVP Taylor Buent.
xg) rs. Chargepont 4 (Shelany Lloyd. Kelly B,shop 2.
Sarah Daelds0,. MVP Kelly B.shbo)
GIRLS' UNDER-EIGNT'A' DIVISION
June 8:Eagles C 1MVPs Cassandra
Staph_W,Oerml..
StaphFavi and Blowy Rddgues) vs. TM Real
MCGq's 4 lChsnrown lelle B 2. Laureli
n Gogo 2. MVPs e.
beCfa MDT and 1leatlhar L,mm-nn), Va.ntnos Har
Saba 0 (MVP Stephan* Leash-) '011- F.-ve In.
stool 2 (JessKa ForsVw 2. MVPs Lou. Downey. Vc.
I" Clint, And Joss" Fmtrer). T'9ers 2 (Slephame Md-
tde 2. MVP Stephan* Motola) vs Ann" Topsoil 5 'An.
teen.
Small. Me9 Bowen. Stephan* Kmg 3 MVP SytxIN
Lvgsay). Muadlax 0 (MVP Cfelsey Fsnwvy,) ,T Atneled
aomem 1fPoylpn Se
Ecaly'Sharp I. MVP Ol.v.a Bah,.
Groovy Girls I es E-ofud Lawn Sor nix-, 1 1P.9-5,.
mon.. MVP Flegel. S__), Windows oy Flora 1 (Shaw*
BIWor. MVP Snelyy Forel vs Image V Jec I (Alex Clay.
tea. MVPs Alex Cayla, and En-8-,u.,BOYS UNDEW12'8' OWISION
Jana.: Buffeys Ma,a�.lrs 5 1Andraw R.'" 2. M.rnasl A) -
N.,2 Cody Pollard. MVPs Ames RMry and Ebn Pappul
vs. Lyn, 4 (Jel,oy Valodo 2. Steven DSarra. Dehel
Walsh. MVP Done) Woralll. Wssey's 5 IChr* Paul 2.
,I,- Kn9. `kdeas JChrm- Ble Wart Leu%-) n
Ra,WxF-tJof., Wilson 2 (D kola Man,,. Patr.ck
Holmes)
pftAnolt 4 (Baruch Jonaw, 2. RopedM
AnpA,
Jufan S,osemdn) vs Flyers 0. Laol EapIM 4 (Jesse
Bamber. MWK-.. Campbell. Gregory Badel..n.
WhdM Lassa,. MVP Gregory Bad.ker) vs Steea's
C@Wwgs 4 (Among Auctoo. Ang W AngebDWbs, Bryan
10ron. Fpued Janslenl
G RIS' UNDEIF II DIVISION I
Jule 13: BO�s unwnnorl ' Malay Joyce MIPs Aka.
CharWe, and Mee. Joyce) . Dm-Melro Coves 5
IS. Bryce. DMeee Douglas 2. Gimme lewgre.
J. - 8osaer.ce. MVP Nesse S4pox ala Der a. Mut
phyl. MSM Mae,, 0 (MVPs Lava Fox and Lyn Hard -9)M Th. K'"4 (A,_ Falces 3. Lauren C. -a0 MVP
Aare FWall. Greta S Toy 3 (Kees McNeill, 2. Mel.ne
Thd W-. MVP Malan.. rho.~) - Emsmod 2 (Alison
Parore. Shannon COUIlnord, MVPs Metall Crtsoluh and
Falun KAhal. Keg R*_ Denial Cl- t (AA.ah R1.0d.11.
MVPs Lyasne Kase and Jacque.. Cp.-) - Flyers t
(AsWay PIMW MVPs Eras And.rso h and Renea Dew -
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GIRLS' IA4MWto OIVI31ON
Jae /3: fenage Elecl,c ` 6-nne Macoutl vs Eaves
O'MVP Aruehd. Kvhg, P, 1te,m9 SbSpOrts 2 ;May KMr
To" Sh ndl H P•amhK Tropnee 7 (Lnd.oy Sl
2. Chnsune 9-jeror 3. Darvru. Stour. So. Lacey)
PICKERMG SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION
JUNIOR ATOM GIRLS' STANDINGS
AG 1 J..nrr '
TEAM GP WL T RS PCT GOL
%%.b -y Bush 5 7 0 2 a 600 05
W PKk Laden SlpPadh 42 2 0 4 S00 2
Wrgsnd'6 Raatv
aant 5 1 4 0 2 20D 3 S
CIM! N Joy 5 0 4 1 1 .100 4
DIVISION RESULTS
Jona 14: Flo onoa E Bens. R.altor 15 vs Chick N Jay 10
lb
(MVP Alannah Joynd). Muerry Bush 24 (MVP Amanda
Porlat vs Manpand's Restaurant 12
Juee 12 Mangiano's Restaurant 15 vs Chico, N Joy 7
(MVP Alexandra Papa-StOntl,ou), Mulberry Bush t2
(MVP Lindsey Stevens) vs West Pcko mg Lades Seo-
Poch 6 (MVP Angela Leopard.)
Juno 7 Well P.ckt q Ladles Slo-Poch 15 (MVP Adnan.
ria M�noe! vs Ma ,g o's Restaurant 11. Mulberry Bush
25 (MVP Taryn Berriman) - Florence E Bens, Realtor 25
(MVP N.cole Awl-)
Juts 5 Florence E Bens. Realtor 15 (MVP Samantha
Warden) vs Mang.ano's Restaurant 14, West P.ckerlr.9
Lades Sks-Pitch 15 (MVP Stephan. Pa -u) vs Chx:k N
Joy 13 (MVP Jenndor McNamee)
May 31: Mulberry Bush 15 (MVP Carry Wanan) vs Chxd
N Joy 15 ,MVP Stelohan.e Hughes). Florence E Bets. Re,
allot 15 (MVP Colleen Coleman) vs West Plckerng Ladles
Sb-Pdch 9 (MVP Paulm Saw k,)
May 29 Mulberry Bush 25 (MVP Amanda Joudrsy) us
Mang, -s Restaurant 23. Florence E Batts. Realtor 15
1 MVP Sarah Tndnspn) vs Ch.ck N Joy 11 (MVP Jul.a
Meerakker)
MITE GIRLS' STANDINGS
As of June 17
TEAM GP W L TPTS PCT GBL
ID50 nom 5 4 1 9 900
Dr Warren Cohen 4 3 0 1 7 .875 5
Knghls of Columbus 4 1 3 0 2 .250 3
Ontano Porter Gene.lx rl 4 1 3 0 2 .250 3
Royal Lepage -M J Wdson 3 0 3 0 0 .000 3.5
DIVISION RESULTS
Juno 1S: ID50 can 151MVP John
'I.r Parker) vs Knights
(M
of Columbus 13 VP Corinne Rwers). Or Warren Cohen
15 (MVP Sarah Kelly) vs Ontarq Ps
ower Nuclear Gerra.
tcn 6 (MVP Corn, De,--)
J.
1050 can t0 (MVP Slephame Mdlso vs 1). War -
ran Coven 10, KrugMs Of Columbus15 'MVP Chelsea
Duncan) VS Royal Lepage' M.:hae1 J Wilson 12
Jure 6: IDSOcom 14 (MVP Kau' Gagne) vs Kngha a
Columbus 10 (MVP Tna Ande,son.. Ontario P- N"
clear CGenerel.orl 15 'MVP
Carl" Nat) vs Royal Lepage
Mchael J Wilson 5 IB,Many Robson)
Jure 1: Or Warren Cohen 15 (MVP Jennew Fnlay vs. On.
ta, o P__r Nuclear Cohn ah.M 6 1MVP Teaha Barton).
IDSL cumI7 (MVP Jess"Whnt.eld) K Royal Lepage
el
MKYsJ. Wdson 5
May 30: 1050. con. 14 (MVP Valens WWW) vs Ona-
Faw1r Nuclear Genentan 12. D, Wane, Cohen I4 vs.
Kngnts 01 Colmbia u 2
SQUIRT GIRLS' STANDINGS
As M June 17
TEAM GP W L T PrS PCT GOL.
Canada C."ory 5 4 1 8 800 ..
Century 2' P Fulton 4 3 2 0 6 75C 5
W Phi. Led d; Slo-Pnch 5 2 2 1 5 500 1 5
Omarlo Pp Generale, 5 2 2 1 5 500 1:
AM Stole -Wayne Redford 5 0 5 0 0 000
DIVISION RESULTS
Juee 14 Ontario Power N.,,Iyar Generation t0 (MVP
Recca Gaw,a) vs West P__n9 Lades
ebSIC-P40 7
,MVP Kaitlyn Kraehtng). Caned. CuMry 19 !MVP
Denel. Apps, vs All Stale We" Redford 11 rMVP
Lava Fulls)
Jlare 12: Century 21 Por'cY Fulton 15 'MVP Arnold.
Capel, vs Air Sale We" Redford 14 (MVP Brmany
Modgan). Canada CUd.ry 15 )MVP Sharia Lee Don.
691Ty) vs West P, 11; Lads Slo Pdcn 14 iMVP
Shannon wl)
Jure 7: Wast P,CWxg Lads 5e-PIfd1 14 (MVP
Suzanne Hos) - All Sate Wayne RadlOrd 9 'MJP
Crishn N-04), Century 21 Percy Fulton 21 ,MVP K -
lo H Ontar.o Power %uClear GonMolen 7 ,MVP
Part Love)
June 5 West Plckenn9 Lades Sb-P,tch 12 (MVP Tan.
8..K10ehler) y Century 21 Percy Full- a. Caned.
Cutlery 14 fMVP Staoh.n. Pea,,) rs 0mar.p Power
NCClear (GonMatg a (MVP Ja,a Kng,
Nay 31 Ontario Pow Nuc War Gone,abbl 11 fMVP
54.- 7..vr) n All State Were Fledforo 9 (MVP AloneAodarsorl). Century 21 Farcy FuNdh a H Condo Cut.
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Poser Nor Gsnor.hon 14 IMVP
N- :Duev. Waal PKAax.h9 Ladles SWPnc, 14
(MVP Dwyele &q o,). Caned. Curtsy I 'MVP
Chloe Us -I vs Aa Slab VAN" R.~ 5
NOVICE GALS' STANDINGS
A. a Jur
TEAM GP W L T FTS PCT Ciel
Cass AE.sclm 5 4 9 900 -.
C -a' Pricy Fuoon 4 3 1 ) 6 75C 1
SyawTeggy. s No Fake 5 2 2 1 5 Soo
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Bus..ss 00" 5 r 4 0 2 200 35
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Save S Pegg" No F ils 4 ,MVP Laura Davwl. IIW+M.a
DePO. 15 tMVP SUM" Barron) vs 1050 poll 14 (MVP
Lauren Gob)
Jus 13
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Pafl9y1 NO Free S (MVP Meagan Maws). Cleft 'A' Elec.
Irene. 72 (MVP Je Fulm) r. LD50 opt • (MVP
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Scarborough event
Cobras
strike
gold at
hockey
tourney
The Durham Cobras went unde-
feated en route to the championship
of the Girls' Metro Challenge Cup
Hockey Tournament in Scarborough
last weekend.
The final match was another
showdown with the Whitby Wolves.
As in the first game, the Cobras won
4- 1. Jennifer Wakefield. Lvnsev
Nakamura, NJttalie Spooner and
Lindsay Hill scored for the Cobras.
Lindsay Hill and Jessica Vella assist-
ed.
The semi-final match saw the Co-
bras score a decisive 5-1 victory over
a strong Michigan team. Jennifer
Wakefield. Stephanie Fraser and
Lindsay Hill scored. Spooner and
Stephanie Nakamura drew assists.
In preliminary -round action. the
Cobras beat the Chatham Outlaws 4-
3 in game one. Wakefield and Erin
Small scored. Jennifer Wakefield.
Small and Katie Carroll recorded as-
sists.
Game two sawthe Cobras defeat
the Whitby Wolves 4-I. Jennifer
Wakefield notched two goals, with
Small and Vella scoring the other
two. Assisting were Nakamura,
Stephanie Fraser and Hill.
In game three, the Cobras doused
the Vaughan Flames 8-0. Sptxlner
registered a hat trick, while Wake-
field got another pair. Lindsay Hill,
Kaitlyn Hill and Nakamura tired one
goal apiece. Nakamura. Kailev
Chappell. Fraser- Vella and Alaml
Wakefield provided assists-
' rhc
ssists.-ncc Metro Challenge was the
Durham Cobras' tint tournament as
a team. The girls were recruited from
novice and atom division squads in
the Durham West Girls Hockey As-
sociation.
The team is coached by Mark
Vclla. Scott Hill and Greg Chappell.
Drina Hill a the trainer.
SCOREBOARD
N E W
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Jura 6 Steve 6 Peggys No Frills 19 (MVP Hayha Jonson)
n 1050 mm 10 (MVP Kayne Gordon). Century 21 -Percy
Fuson 13 (MVP Jori ibr Degracel vs Business DOM 7
IMVP Semi, Spinel)
June 6 Steve 6 Peggys No FNIS 141MVP Hsather Finley)
n Bu mass Depot 13 (MVP Jennifer Colliston I. Claw - -
Elect1=5 14 IMVP Mallory Walsh) n ury Cent21Perry
Fulton 11 (MVP Katelyn Fundol
JuM 1: CiY 21 PertyFuFulton (MVP No" Auger) vs
1050 cont MVP Tara Berto). Cess 'A• Electronic 21
(MVP
Brock Paler Son) Kit BUSeaaa Deva 19
May 30: Cia55'A' Electronics 15 (MVP Stephanie Moli-
naro,vs Steve 8 Peggys No Frills 15,MVP Laura Davies).
1050 com 17 (MVP Dana Loughlin' vs Business Depot 10
(MVP lender HanyO71
SENIOR BOYS- T -BALL STANDINGS
TEAM GP W L T PTS PCT GBL
Oman Poway General— 3 : ' 1 -1
All Slate -Wayne Redford 4 3
Her rVale Theahe i -
Chck'N Joy 3 ..
A D V E R T 1 S E
PBI Office Interior 4 1 3 0? 250 2
Pick Men's &O -Pitch 3 0 2 1 1 167 2
DIVISION RESULTS
Jura 12: Chick N Joy 24 IMVP Ab. Darling) vs Piller
ng Mens Slow Pilch 19 (MVP Bradley Rot -hon): All
State Wayne Reword 22 (MVP Anand S,nhal va PBI Of.
fico Interiors 19
June 7: Omar* Power Nuclear Generation 25 (MVP
Ryan Galey) vs All State Wayne Radford 15 (MVP Clar
ton Johns). Haronrgals Theatre 23 (MVP Zack Hander.
son) n PBI Office Irnenors 16
June 5 Ontario Power Nuclear Generation 17 (MVP
Michael Foster) vs PBI Office Inte• ,s 16 IMVP Mark
Edwards'. All Stale Wayne Redford 23 vs Pickering
Mens Slow Pilch 22. Hero 'gale Theatre 16 (MVP John
Okav5 Chick N Joy 13
May 31 Ontario Power Nuclear Generation 25 vs Pick
fir ^V V_Slow Pilc^ 25 MVP .,Jnatha-i Cheung,
PS ()-_P N JOY •9 A:I Ctete
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TEAM GP W , T PTS PCT GB
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Air Pus Haatmg.A/C 5 2 2 1 5 500 1 5
Con Progress Chip 4 2 2 0 4 .500 1.5
Scotiabonk 4 2 2 0 4 500 15
Peps Restauram 4 1 3 0 2 .250 25
Chwfywood Rootvlg 5 1 4 0 2 .200 3
DIVISION RESULTS
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IMVP Marcus Care) nM
Cnywood Roofing 10 (MVP
Christian Paaer50n), Cloonsales B (MVP Mark Held) vs
Mr Plus Healing and Air Conditioning 4 (MVP Mark
Held)
June 6: Lest* 6 Palmer Electrical Contractors 12 (MVP
Eddy Riccardi) 1 P
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Conmtronirlq 11 (MVP 2acn Snowden) n Canadian
Progress Club 10 IMVP Scott Bruner): Cleanaabs 16
IMVP Cameron Macdonald) vs Charrywood Rooting 10
IMVP Dactyl Hand)
Julia 6: Leslie 6 Palmer Elecu,cal Contractors 15 (MVP
tiievei� Scudo) vs Seorabank 11 (MVP. Stuart
ores<wcrtni Canadian Progress Club 9 (MVP Ad—
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mq and Mr Conorionmg 12 (MVP Mohnen Negal vs
Cherrywood Poll B.
June 1: Mr Plus Heating old An Conditioning 12 (MVP
Ryan Roffey) vs. Leslie 6 PRlmw Electrical Con tecturs
12 (MVP Michael Kill Cherrywood Roping 14 (MVP
Ryan Parker) vs. Scdotbank 13 (MVP Stuart Aysi cil
Ceansales 17 (MVP Jordan Hovey) n Canadian
Progress Club 9 fMVP Brett Wright)
May 30: ScofaDank 19 (MVP Brant Wee) vs Air Plus
Heating and Air Cooddioring 13. Papps 13 (MVP Ryan
Graham) vs Cleansalas 12 (MVP Brun Morson), Leslie
6 Palmer Electrical Contractors IS (MVP Andrew Smith)
vs Cherryvrood Rooting 14 (MVP Jeffrey Love)
PEEWEE BOYS' DIVISION
DIVISION RESULTS
May 31: East Side ManoS 3 (MVP Shawn Donnelly),
Serpa Convoyancmg 3 (MVP William Gauvm). Road
Trailer Rentals :6 (MVP Adam Northern), Licks 15
(MVP Ryan Lowe -Choc -Lae): Kwik Signs 17 (MVP
Zachary Eastman). T Hammon 6 Son Roofing 13 [MVP
Ellis Bowen)
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Pickering Town Centre, 1355 Kingston Road
905-837-1212
Home Hardware
477 Kingston Road
905-839-4321
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Pickering Town Centre, 1355 Kingston Road,
Upper Level
905-839-3260
in
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Satellite Express Canada
1670 Kingston Road, Unit lA
905-683.1603
Sony Store (The Pickering Town Centre)
1355 Kingston Road, Unit 309
905-420.3224
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Talented fund-raisers
Students at Archbishop Denis O'Connor
Catholic High School in Ajax pooled their
talents and put on a show for students and
staff to help raise monev for the Rose of
Durham which cares for unwed mothers in
Durham Region. Hitting the .stage for a
good cause gave the show a boost for both
MP hosts
annual
Canada
Day party
DICKERING — A buthday usu-
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special day is no exception.
Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge MP Dan
McTcague holds his annual Canada
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p.m, at the
Royal Canadi-
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Pickering Branch 606, on Bayly
Street between Brock and Sandy
Beach roads.
Food and refreshments wilt he pro-
vided, including a large birthday cake.
Donations will be accepted and
given to the Legion.
For more information, call Mr.
McTeague's constituency office at
42[17577.
performers and audience members. Cele-
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bottom left) Sareekha Singh, Zabrtna Al-
barus. Lisa Chapman and Nora lay from
the Rose of Durham, Jay Hewitt, Nathalia
Parkinson. Simone Fraser and Jessica
Danyuah.
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Ajax antique
car show
rescheduled
again
Weather has
conspired to
postpone event twice
AJAX — The weather man just
hasn't heen co-operating with the or-
2anizers of an Ajax Home Week
event.
This past Sunday, the DuPont
Performance Coatings Antique Car
Show was rained out for the second
time. It's been re -scheduled to Sun-
day. June 25 from noon to 4 p.m. at
the MacKenzie Plaza at the corner of
Bayly Street and MacKenzie Av-
enue.
Owners of the first 20 cars older
than two decades will receive a
DuPont clock plaque when register-
ing. Draws for clocks will also be
held throughout the day.
To register a car, call Nick 7am-
mit at 428-3X77 or see him from 10
am. to noon at the Rendezvous
Eatery in the plaza. There's no cost
to register a car and admission to the
event is also free.
Those entering cars are asked to
bring a non-perishable food item for
one of the Ictal food banks,
qBiway
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Human Resource Dept. (9051668-500 or
e-mail to !i1illylgr uifccrystals.com. No phone calls.
E.C.EWS Alp OUAUFIED ASSISTANTS
Meet the challenge and variety of s
teaching! Enjoy the flexibility, choose
own days or weeks. Serving Toronto
1978, Nursery Support is now expa
into the Durham Region and seeking
Gated, energetic teachers.
E.C.E's $11.44Aw.Inc. vac. )
ASST'S $$.Mb. jipo. nae pay
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and can work shifts. Please call
(OM)/27-3010.
Now for an appointment.
At Wena, POWEfi•
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and mere snail be no h -
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E.C.EWS Alp OUAUFIED ASSISTANTS
Meet the challenge and variety of s
teaching! Enjoy the flexibility, choose
own days or weeks. Serving Toronto
1978, Nursery Support is now expa
into the Durham Region and seeking
Gated, energetic teachers.
E.C.E's $11.44Aw.Inc. vac. )
ASST'S $$.Mb. jipo. nae pay
E--ri 3I -i
6elfeeal step
POeENn suicul rind of
the fame dead end Pool
Film's the wan i4it to niele
$$$ 5o WI Mw (905)571-
0102
ATTENTION STUSENR -
Here we grow again FEDEX
Ground Is currently seeking
career mm6eo1 ndividuals to
rill openings for hemam-m-
PIOYM@M Ideal
eel M fit. a tum
pIayer A able ro Ide 50 Its
opportunity waFwaaipK to it 111
(9051731.6519.
AMAaAKE MINOMMY
Pidunrq once now hiring
ppoRi" K rMand Stltas 4 Up b
112.00 Def near d qto
IStxgtriene reenary.
5.97x. =rhe. Call now
At ORrAN for Willer. 3 yrt
sepenane. clan attired,
Canso and U.S. Call MS.
571-1097
MY UPSCALE LAM in
Whitby seeking experienced
stylist, a tum Pinar call
666-A0a6
APPLY IIOWIII $1295 to
Van FWupan time penwhe
Avili M TminN It povld-
Ad Great lot students U..
AchOl emp awarded. Gall
Wed • Thin. 10:00 - 4:00 for
an imsrwee, (90A 7254920
COFFEE TIM requires coun-
ler help 475 'AlatneV Rd N
Ajar. Phut apply In person
Middle -ape women welcgml
66 STAFF REQUIRED
Oshawa/Whitby
Ajax/Pickering
✓ Genera Labour
✓ Assembly/Packaging
✓ Safety Boots Required
✓ Must Be Available
For Work Immediately
Apply In Person Only
ADEPT PERSONNEL
SERVICES INC.
15 Harwood Ave. S.,
#202, Ajax
Bring Your Void Cheque
For Direct Deposit
1 General Help 1 Genera Help 1 General 1NM
RECEPTIONIST/SWITCHBOARD
Permanent - Part Time
Grace Canada, Inc requires an :ndlviduai to operate
our switchboard, greet visitors, prepare daily bank
deposits and manage a variety of mail/courier duties
and secretarial functions.
The successful candidate must be very Flexible and
ro—es5 a cheerful, discreet and professional manner.
llKh School diploma, computer knowledge and a
minimum of 2 years related experience is necessary to
Interested individuals are invited to send their n
In confidence to:
Human Resources Department
GRACE CANADA, INC
294 Clements Road West
Ajax ON L1S 3C6
Fax # 1905) 683-4659
NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE
Only those applicant% .c'c,::.:
FULL & PART TIME
SECURITY OFFICERS
Required
Applicants must be wilting to work various hours,
evenings, weekends and holidays..
We- are looking for well groomed, mature persorus with excel-
lent communication skills (written and verbal). Previous se-
curity experience and 1st aid and CPR certificates an asset.
Must have reliable transportation
Law and Security Students welcome.
Apply at
Ontario Guard Services (Durham) Inc.
124 Wilson Rd. South,
Oshawa, Ontario L1H 6C1
Lmcm t r,
US DRIVERS
WE OFFER: WE REQUIRE.
late Model Equipment Clean Abstract
Dedicated Trucks Positive Altitude
Competitive Pay 2 Years Experience
Benefit Package Medical/Criminal Search
Bono incentive Fluent English Writing/Speaking
CONTACT JOHN AITKEN
1-800-561-0508
If there are firms or individuals to whom
you do not wish your reply sent, simply
place your application In an envelope
addressed to the box number in the
advertisement and attach a list of such
names. Place your application and list in
an envelope and address to: Box Replies.
If the advertiser is one of the names on
your list your application will be
destroyed.
PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are faxed
directly to Oshawa This Week, will not
be forwarded to the file number.
Originals must be sent dlrselllf a
indicated by the Instructions In the ad.
DIAMOND INSTITUTE
Durham Region's First IT Certification College Nov.,,
APPROVED DIPLOMA PROGRAMS klli.mETRIC 19
• Computer Programmer/Analyst --
• Computer Service Technician '
• Computer Service/Network Engineera') pvient
• Web Site (e -Commerce) Specialist Job plseetTtatt
CERTIFICATE COURSES
• A+, Network + Certification
•Microsoft NT - MCP/MCSE
• Novell - CNA/CNE
• Linux (Red Hat)MOP
�.
assistance Is avall".
We wm wnmpe coop
for new stuedertb In
dlplome Programs who
ars not employed at
that end of trohtktp.
Courses ant instructed by ex;rs I
who we cortlfled by MciosoR wW Novell. AufhoruedAcademic
Funding Ittay be available for those who aualifV Training provide,
FOR INFORMATION CALL (905) 427-1922
1 Grew Training 1 Greer Trairiq 1 General Help 1 GWW;W Help
WEB SITE Diploma �
Puhi,, ti:,lt c„ur.F .eek.
P PRO SHOP STAFF
Flexible financing + start dues. For weckda). evening and weekend
,,�tltute shifts until %ovember 2000.
Prime T ,,�, i
' Suitable for retired person.
ScarMlrough, N -York, Do'sntown Call Don at
416 %7&0121 (905) 640-1233 or
FAX resume to: (9051640-9977
1 Ges»raI fuesp 1 Generel Help OSt@r?S PHOTOGRAPHERS
REQUIRED
Old-fashioned 11alaes. Du, .im Region
Fresh -thinking People. transportation required
�• P Fax Resume to:
NEW RESTAURANT - PICKERING (905) 721-9892
VARIOUS MANAGEMENT
OPpORTurms WAREHOUSE CLERK
IGenerai Manager and Shift Supervisors electronic part. and .Iecr.Y,r•.
service and destnbut;, Light
Join on environment where your insight matenal handling, full-time,
and cooehtnngg taksnt will contribute to Call (905)668-6129 between 9-5pm
service excellence and growth of a
^ iltiJoceted operation We have THE NEWS ADVERTISER
:e',eral opportunities For catedidates is look,,g or K ds to Jei,ve, capers
,'•n restaurant mor and flyers door to door four times a
exwlence and/or education in Food week by 5:00 PM. In their
.ervlce or Hospitality neighborhoods.
Discover your fresl>*rkiny potentials tall 905 -683 -5117
-:),word or fax your resume to
PART TIME
Wendy's, F000 SERVICE SUPERVISOR
�-- I 80 bayfy St. W., • 16 his. per week
Ajax, ON L IS 1 N9 • Member of CSN M
[�!�] Fax: (905) 427-2729 Apply in writing to:
- Director of Dietary
ya,,,,,,eew o,b,Sunnycrest Nursing Home
--••.- a b• c bxs•d No ol,_ .k Drat+ 1635 Dundas St. E.
Whitby Ont L1 N 2K9
WANT A GREAT CAR ?
WANT T'0 MAKE A
DIFFERENCE ?
YOUNG DRIVERS• cf Canada,
.are �-e, the best Jnver !raining In
r .;ountry. it you rove to drive, en-
ceople. want flexible hours & the
�Lorlunity for advancement, then
ver Training could be right for
The minimum requirements are 5
,ears driving experience, a clean
ving record and to be articulate.
andidates must be available to take
a 'all time 5 week YD Instructor
"wining Course starting July 24,2000
Hamilton. All graduates are hired
and earn between $25.000 to
$35,000 (first year) depending on
your hours. Please drop in to fill out a
application at
Ajax - Bsywood Centre
95 Bayty St. W., Suite 405
Mon. -Fri. Between 10-4:30
YOUNG DRIVERSe OF CANADA
roues DFTTPERS • s a, ertra�se �' -c M,-:.•
1S09001 Registered
Website: www. younpdrivers.com
MAKE BOOKS
YOUR BUSINESStt
$40K NM. GUARANTEE
An oppommily has ansen for a Marketing
Agent in the Ajax area. No selling is
involved. Just daily deliveries to new accounts
and existing customers.
We Provide: • Full training • Field support
• A guaranteed min. per year income of $40K
You Pr►vide: • Self -mo ivation
• orpai ation • Customer service
• Storage for stock
The successful fadividued will build a long
term ttansre and deoatmne their own income
level.
114M-325-4766
AM otiCT CLEUM. permt-
henl tun ante,
ad gee a pr•Mned—p
Vain. Mlet five Geri driven
kerne, hmuny Plus wrrimis-
tion. Plus Stan im-
nt�pl�My TeNprote (4161
2sA-560)
KIDSI KIDSI KIDSI
- Ages 2+ -
Wanted for TV & Movie Jobs!
No Fees!I Men/Women 16-65 yrs.
Needed for same! No extras.
Pairel is Call 1416) 441-9844
PETS ON TV
Dogs, Cats, Birds and Exotic Animals
needed for TV commercials, series,
films, catalogues and brochures. Send
picture with name and phone number
with into on pet to: P.O. Box 58541, 197
Shopped Ave. E., Tor., M2N 3A8.
COLUM Sn OOn rleeded.
sanmw am pantArrtm MW
haN M1e0N, lull am
hire volkclt required sm
pptlr -Ok Plus Mn an adq
52.000 t0e•rOt COMMemeer Cal (905) 5
18W1 3
CableInstiller roqw
levsks of uperiancrt0WreF
tamed. Shit tort, no don
trnspwtanat GTA cera. Fa
COK
rnuna 905-655.9133
REQUIRED
Full time
Bring inkrekssune to
Restalumat
42 6160
haTat NW N®Ee for
07-dewnq dpor n aim
►IUMnnnpp OiyY r kno 1.
letlktndt Campus ttrain
edge p a= Will trio
1905)asforW to [9C5)420 -
ask roe Denis1
The News Advertiser
iS looking 10, •etatip Ge:C11''C -sett drld
deliver papers and flyers door to door
every Wednesday. Friday and
Saturday In the Pickering area.
Delrveres must be completed by 6 00pm_
Must have a vehicle
For more Information
call 905-683-5117
JAC TRANSPORTATIO\
requires
AZ DRIVER
C lean abstract and L S experience
a must. Steady runs, tome wee-
kends, good wage -
Call Joe at 1905) 4-17.4863
AZ DRIVERS - PICKERING
AZ Driver,
• - -time pos,tiont ava uebe Must nave 3
. , a zero, a Fmk rake S 17.00 pr hot.
age ,es O,ease
hart Iledwo, ; oener,ce
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Oav Gar Brent (905,42'- 9612
W -W 91 m atm 3P m can
or vain ser"s wMw
fail t.wamg X"Wv
Must have 'am ,fir War
70% 70% 701 lot lox
mmmeean 905.6853506
COLOM OM M aim ane
or cars arc rceaeo to servrt
the DDumam rid Tonto area
ss Ipaer Pr0oa
avalade Lap ,.905)427-0p93
rA N $200 5700 (500 or
more per week. assent0l�ng
products in the (:Om1on of
your own Mme Sum a sell -
addressed lumped envelope
to OPH 6-2aW pandas St
W. sun 511 4 636. Ma-
sissalgs.Om l5R2R8
EAaM Feoa SIFTLNMM
Donno s Plaza now hiring
"Ivory drivers. must lava
121 ""ApPstk "V 93b
D030 In Ape 10 Harwood
Aw 5 663.9993 m Ottawa
650 1(krp St E 434.2555 Pad
Can nypN
awomom CoOayAspbeat liangs,
lsinsy-
1 l&FOW
u.i=,or call
run or ran -time server
EvvllripsAveekends.
n
on u
6x111a ear,D Plea.
FANWiIC OPPOR MTY
Dee to the marry, dw"L"W
owncay, market. we no.
Iws Ilpakilga lot both Rea-
wma ant Com-
er"
nrlson Agents Gro sent I o0
opponumty lot am0la Ca.
mar nnOed Mrvid Greg
income pro " .1yi Cal
ponmC n-4T6.436.1t50 of
ORtATet TOROM aria
wnOMYII greenhouse seeks
route buck uln arm Ion
established Ottawa eta East.
1m Ontana Territory Lan -
Mile mal be very person-
uM. rewbM 1M Itur-o"
MUST have $Ali& e101ntrie
and nCllle'l or"" p rla0ra
Fu teeuml to or""
ADVE:RT1111=
Is looking for
prospects to
deliver
newspapers and
flyers to the
following areas
>>*-A*:Y
Deacon Ln.
Baker St.
Dreyer St.
Strethroy Rd.
Burrells Rd.
Rollo Dr.
Cluen Dr.
Hewitt Cres.
Gates Cres.
Keniscn Dr.
Knapton Ave.
Ritchie Ave.
Large Cres.
Oid Harwood Ave.
Booth Cres.
Reed Cres.
wrnigqMht Gras.
Redmopnd Dr.
Noake Cres.
Raine Dr.
Fletcher Ave.
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FOR FURTHER
INFORMATION
905683-5117
MM STUNG - Is now aw.
vww'uq applicants to wwrm
of a1 outstanding d
Irsty We Positions am
A,alMDle for pan lime one"
as ruprtide severs with 5
yN p Cal sant or Pon
RUN STYLIST with eepen-
Ince waned for 1sMderiad
awn. classic Her cars. 5
Points Mall Oshawa Mn -
mum 2 years expeom
Santry plus Commission Ask
Ion Celt». 190 AM2525
I MRSTYlnT WANTIO $n-
ary commission a Asea.
downtown Whitby Also chair
IOr renl Rtil ppppr.
lunmyFor,mo 66651701
AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER Toronto Line: (416) 798-7259 Our phone Tines are open
Commerdmi Ave., Ajax / ( ) neon 10 Fri. w e.00 0 pen
24 -Hour Fax: 905 579-4218 Set. 9 30 am to 3:00
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Publication as News Ad-
milibie students. Cee Durtnm
ventser will not be re-
lusum Contpuur Consp
sponsibla for more than
(OM)/27-3010.
one Incorrect insertion
At Wena, POWEfi•
POINT. 1xicIlL trakinq a Dur
and mere snail be no h -
ability for non-inssnion
luNli In Whitby, 0-
A
of any advertisement.
I spe"Ist.
Liability for errors In ads
limited to the amount
Your r9snMe
use elnN Mluoedtt Oniu
paid for the space Otxo-
p
sppicom Open new cora,
pYing the error. All copy
k1 to*.,. fat paced
Is subject to the appro-
ef awlraeiwu Top notch,
val of management of
autrteror led Financial As-
News Advertiser
Ninon Ike . E I 1 ro tµaelltd
John
can Jo a 905121.3311
6elfeeal step
POeENn suicul rind of
the fame dead end Pool
Film's the wan i4it to niele
$$$ 5o WI Mw (905)571-
0102
ATTENTION STUSENR -
Here we grow again FEDEX
Ground Is currently seeking
career mm6eo1 ndividuals to
rill openings for hemam-m-
PIOYM@M Ideal
eel M fit. a tum
pIayer A able ro Ide 50 Its
opportunity waFwaaipK to it 111
(9051731.6519.
AMAaAKE MINOMMY
Pidunrq once now hiring
ppoRi" K rMand Stltas 4 Up b
112.00 Def near d qto
IStxgtriene reenary.
5.97x. =rhe. Call now
At ORrAN for Willer. 3 yrt
sepenane. clan attired,
Canso and U.S. Call MS.
571-1097
MY UPSCALE LAM in
Whitby seeking experienced
stylist, a tum Pinar call
666-A0a6
APPLY IIOWIII $1295 to
Van FWupan time penwhe
Avili M TminN It povld-
Ad Great lot students U..
AchOl emp awarded. Gall
Wed • Thin. 10:00 - 4:00 for
an imsrwee, (90A 7254920
COFFEE TIM requires coun-
ler help 475 'AlatneV Rd N
Ajar. Phut apply In person
Middle -ape women welcgml
66 STAFF REQUIRED
Oshawa/Whitby
Ajax/Pickering
✓ Genera Labour
✓ Assembly/Packaging
✓ Safety Boots Required
✓ Must Be Available
For Work Immediately
Apply In Person Only
ADEPT PERSONNEL
SERVICES INC.
15 Harwood Ave. S.,
#202, Ajax
Bring Your Void Cheque
For Direct Deposit
1 General Help 1 Genera Help 1 General 1NM
RECEPTIONIST/SWITCHBOARD
Permanent - Part Time
Grace Canada, Inc requires an :ndlviduai to operate
our switchboard, greet visitors, prepare daily bank
deposits and manage a variety of mail/courier duties
and secretarial functions.
The successful candidate must be very Flexible and
ro—es5 a cheerful, discreet and professional manner.
llKh School diploma, computer knowledge and a
minimum of 2 years related experience is necessary to
Interested individuals are invited to send their n
In confidence to:
Human Resources Department
GRACE CANADA, INC
294 Clements Road West
Ajax ON L1S 3C6
Fax # 1905) 683-4659
NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE
Only those applicant% .c'c,::.:
FULL & PART TIME
SECURITY OFFICERS
Required
Applicants must be wilting to work various hours,
evenings, weekends and holidays..
We- are looking for well groomed, mature persorus with excel-
lent communication skills (written and verbal). Previous se-
curity experience and 1st aid and CPR certificates an asset.
Must have reliable transportation
Law and Security Students welcome.
Apply at
Ontario Guard Services (Durham) Inc.
124 Wilson Rd. South,
Oshawa, Ontario L1H 6C1
Lmcm t r,
US DRIVERS
WE OFFER: WE REQUIRE.
late Model Equipment Clean Abstract
Dedicated Trucks Positive Altitude
Competitive Pay 2 Years Experience
Benefit Package Medical/Criminal Search
Bono incentive Fluent English Writing/Speaking
CONTACT JOHN AITKEN
1-800-561-0508
If there are firms or individuals to whom
you do not wish your reply sent, simply
place your application In an envelope
addressed to the box number in the
advertisement and attach a list of such
names. Place your application and list in
an envelope and address to: Box Replies.
If the advertiser is one of the names on
your list your application will be
destroyed.
PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are faxed
directly to Oshawa This Week, will not
be forwarded to the file number.
Originals must be sent dlrselllf a
indicated by the Instructions In the ad.
DIAMOND INSTITUTE
Durham Region's First IT Certification College Nov.,,
APPROVED DIPLOMA PROGRAMS klli.mETRIC 19
• Computer Programmer/Analyst --
• Computer Service Technician '
• Computer Service/Network Engineera') pvient
• Web Site (e -Commerce) Specialist Job plseetTtatt
CERTIFICATE COURSES
• A+, Network + Certification
•Microsoft NT - MCP/MCSE
• Novell - CNA/CNE
• Linux (Red Hat)MOP
�.
assistance Is avall".
We wm wnmpe coop
for new stuedertb In
dlplome Programs who
ars not employed at
that end of trohtktp.
Courses ant instructed by ex;rs I
who we cortlfled by MciosoR wW Novell. AufhoruedAcademic
Funding Ittay be available for those who aualifV Training provide,
FOR INFORMATION CALL (905) 427-1922
1 Grew Training 1 Greer Trairiq 1 General Help 1 GWW;W Help
WEB SITE Diploma �
Puhi,, ti:,lt c„ur.F .eek.
P PRO SHOP STAFF
Flexible financing + start dues. For weckda). evening and weekend
,,�tltute shifts until %ovember 2000.
Prime T ,,�, i
' Suitable for retired person.
ScarMlrough, N -York, Do'sntown Call Don at
416 %7&0121 (905) 640-1233 or
FAX resume to: (9051640-9977
1 Ges»raI fuesp 1 Generel Help OSt@r?S PHOTOGRAPHERS
REQUIRED
Old-fashioned 11alaes. Du, .im Region
Fresh -thinking People. transportation required
�• P Fax Resume to:
NEW RESTAURANT - PICKERING (905) 721-9892
VARIOUS MANAGEMENT
OPpORTurms WAREHOUSE CLERK
IGenerai Manager and Shift Supervisors electronic part. and .Iecr.Y,r•.
service and destnbut;, Light
Join on environment where your insight matenal handling, full-time,
and cooehtnngg taksnt will contribute to Call (905)668-6129 between 9-5pm
service excellence and growth of a
^ iltiJoceted operation We have THE NEWS ADVERTISER
:e',eral opportunities For catedidates is look,,g or K ds to Jei,ve, capers
,'•n restaurant mor and flyers door to door four times a
exwlence and/or education in Food week by 5:00 PM. In their
.ervlce or Hospitality neighborhoods.
Discover your fresl>*rkiny potentials tall 905 -683 -5117
-:),word or fax your resume to
PART TIME
Wendy's, F000 SERVICE SUPERVISOR
�-- I 80 bayfy St. W., • 16 his. per week
Ajax, ON L IS 1 N9 • Member of CSN M
[�!�] Fax: (905) 427-2729 Apply in writing to:
- Director of Dietary
ya,,,,,,eew o,b,Sunnycrest Nursing Home
--••.- a b• c bxs•d No ol,_ .k Drat+ 1635 Dundas St. E.
Whitby Ont L1 N 2K9
WANT A GREAT CAR ?
WANT T'0 MAKE A
DIFFERENCE ?
YOUNG DRIVERS• cf Canada,
.are �-e, the best Jnver !raining In
r .;ountry. it you rove to drive, en-
ceople. want flexible hours & the
�Lorlunity for advancement, then
ver Training could be right for
The minimum requirements are 5
,ears driving experience, a clean
ving record and to be articulate.
andidates must be available to take
a 'all time 5 week YD Instructor
"wining Course starting July 24,2000
Hamilton. All graduates are hired
and earn between $25.000 to
$35,000 (first year) depending on
your hours. Please drop in to fill out a
application at
Ajax - Bsywood Centre
95 Bayty St. W., Suite 405
Mon. -Fri. Between 10-4:30
YOUNG DRIVERSe OF CANADA
roues DFTTPERS • s a, ertra�se �' -c M,-:.•
1S09001 Registered
Website: www. younpdrivers.com
MAKE BOOKS
YOUR BUSINESStt
$40K NM. GUARANTEE
An oppommily has ansen for a Marketing
Agent in the Ajax area. No selling is
involved. Just daily deliveries to new accounts
and existing customers.
We Provide: • Full training • Field support
• A guaranteed min. per year income of $40K
You Pr►vide: • Self -mo ivation
• orpai ation • Customer service
• Storage for stock
The successful fadividued will build a long
term ttansre and deoatmne their own income
level.
114M-325-4766
AM otiCT CLEUM. permt-
henl tun ante,
ad gee a pr•Mned—p
Vain. Mlet five Geri driven
kerne, hmuny Plus wrrimis-
tion. Plus Stan im-
nt�pl�My TeNprote (4161
2sA-560)
KIDSI KIDSI KIDSI
- Ages 2+ -
Wanted for TV & Movie Jobs!
No Fees!I Men/Women 16-65 yrs.
Needed for same! No extras.
Pairel is Call 1416) 441-9844
PETS ON TV
Dogs, Cats, Birds and Exotic Animals
needed for TV commercials, series,
films, catalogues and brochures. Send
picture with name and phone number
with into on pet to: P.O. Box 58541, 197
Shopped Ave. E., Tor., M2N 3A8.
COLUM Sn OOn rleeded.
sanmw am pantArrtm MW
haN M1e0N, lull am
hire volkclt required sm
pptlr -Ok Plus Mn an adq
52.000 t0e•rOt COMMemeer Cal (905) 5
18W1 3
CableInstiller roqw
levsks of uperiancrt0WreF
tamed. Shit tort, no don
trnspwtanat GTA cera. Fa
COK
rnuna 905-655.9133
REQUIRED
Full time
Bring inkrekssune to
Restalumat
42 6160
haTat NW N®Ee for
07-dewnq dpor n aim
►IUMnnnpp OiyY r kno 1.
letlktndt Campus ttrain
edge p a= Will trio
1905)asforW to [9C5)420 -
ask roe Denis1
The News Advertiser
iS looking 10, •etatip Ge:C11''C -sett drld
deliver papers and flyers door to door
every Wednesday. Friday and
Saturday In the Pickering area.
Delrveres must be completed by 6 00pm_
Must have a vehicle
For more Information
call 905-683-5117
JAC TRANSPORTATIO\
requires
AZ DRIVER
C lean abstract and L S experience
a must. Steady runs, tome wee-
kends, good wage -
Call Joe at 1905) 4-17.4863
AZ DRIVERS - PICKERING
AZ Driver,
• - -time pos,tiont ava uebe Must nave 3
. , a zero, a Fmk rake S 17.00 pr hot.
age ,es O,ease
hart Iledwo, ; oener,ce
0"It'c -.Aul :,me Joon
Oav Gar Brent (905,42'- 9612
W -W 91 m atm 3P m can
or vain ser"s wMw
fail t.wamg X"Wv
Must have 'am ,fir War
70% 70% 701 lot lox
mmmeean 905.6853506
COLOM OM M aim ane
or cars arc rceaeo to servrt
the DDumam rid Tonto area
ss Ipaer Pr0oa
avalade Lap ,.905)427-0p93
rA N $200 5700 (500 or
more per week. assent0l�ng
products in the (:Om1on of
your own Mme Sum a sell -
addressed lumped envelope
to OPH 6-2aW pandas St
W. sun 511 4 636. Ma-
sissalgs.Om l5R2R8
EAaM Feoa SIFTLNMM
Donno s Plaza now hiring
"Ivory drivers. must lava
121 ""ApPstk "V 93b
D030 In Ape 10 Harwood
Aw 5 663.9993 m Ottawa
650 1(krp St E 434.2555 Pad
Can nypN
awomom CoOayAspbeat liangs,
lsinsy-
1 l&FOW
u.i=,or call
run or ran -time server
EvvllripsAveekends.
n
on u
6x111a ear,D Plea.
FANWiIC OPPOR MTY
Dee to the marry, dw"L"W
owncay, market. we no.
Iws Ilpakilga lot both Rea-
wma ant Com-
er"
nrlson Agents Gro sent I o0
opponumty lot am0la Ca.
mar nnOed Mrvid Greg
income pro " .1yi Cal
ponmC n-4T6.436.1t50 of
ORtATet TOROM aria
wnOMYII greenhouse seeks
route buck uln arm Ion
established Ottawa eta East.
1m Ontana Territory Lan -
Mile mal be very person-
uM. rewbM 1M Itur-o"
MUST have $Ali& e101ntrie
and nCllle'l or"" p rla0ra
Fu teeuml to or""
ADVE:RT1111=
Is looking for
prospects to
deliver
newspapers and
flyers to the
following areas
>>*-A*:Y
Deacon Ln.
Baker St.
Dreyer St.
Strethroy Rd.
Burrells Rd.
Rollo Dr.
Cluen Dr.
Hewitt Cres.
Gates Cres.
Keniscn Dr.
Knapton Ave.
Ritchie Ave.
Large Cres.
Oid Harwood Ave.
Booth Cres.
Reed Cres.
wrnigqMht Gras.
Redmopnd Dr.
Noake Cres.
Raine Dr.
Fletcher Ave.
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FOR FURTHER
INFORMATION
905683-5117
MM STUNG - Is now aw.
vww'uq applicants to wwrm
of a1 outstanding d
Irsty We Positions am
A,alMDle for pan lime one"
as ruprtide severs with 5
yN p Cal sant or Pon
RUN STYLIST with eepen-
Ince waned for 1sMderiad
awn. classic Her cars. 5
Points Mall Oshawa Mn -
mum 2 years expeom
Santry plus Commission Ask
Ion Celt». 190 AM2525
I MRSTYlnT WANTIO $n-
ary commission a Asea.
downtown Whitby Also chair
IOr renl Rtil ppppr.
lunmyFor,mo 66651701
AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER Toronto Line: (416) 798-7259 Our phone Tines are open
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DYNIiNCNUOM Requited:
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141
1 Three to live years experience preferably in
w Be an ref
a
5 14 N hiplu le motor,
manufacturing enyU0rlm0nt.
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Atphcarlte Sh to 6ftr to
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suint to 190505 1 686-2532.2.
NARO WOIN heave asn
Cut ,Firmed Phone 1905,
2 Well organized, self-starter and able to work
Dave Stases
579'e16
with minimal Supervision.
RIPLACEMENI WINDOW a
Xan. ac. carne ca,od am
3 Enrollment 1n CGAICMA would be an asset
ar„r crews M:nhrnur„ no rn
HIGH-SCHINJL
4 E m system
raDrneoc: eves: oanspnrra
GRADUATES
and spread sheet
and spread street 5 a definite asset (preferably
is aen2ed a asset (pr
r ne and tads. Drakes Goon
rales FWwan nine CAN Stn.
09gHI1M/. Top Room d
3'
Dlbly
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bedroom aratade onnnlr
. VEHICLE AT: bedroom ar
mwung cover tube me an
"Off 511DDlflglrltn pus
al'i,'ahsM $1550 best affe,
dors Access to
1510
7 passerigrr Air am'Im cos
sine 3km great shape,
•CMthed
• • .oi EE0ea�� 1D- a
t
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4 Cylinder alnamMc. 4 door
blue AWIM cassette
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if venin new red
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enddppree,e etttllem rurm�rnOpDii
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11199 ; up. new and records
11aed win opened wooers
mPxlunrcal order Ile
83.000 kms. cheap on s
film CatOra.I hl OflDr i33
IMF -
RENT NwWOR IMF -
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$12.RST0 START!!! AccPac for Windows, AS400. Lotus d EXcelf 473 7695 for apps APPLIANCES rvtrhgrrarhr WASHER SPIN DRYER IH, 'heap Insurance Con nrRd?
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Please forward resume by Mon., June 26. 2000 to natn,:::g bra duty Washer Ali,% $375 Can 905723 7111-5032 runabout 140 home OMC
art°".:':•, N. Sklar Pe ler Furniture Co ration
ROOFING A afYef $6T5all wdl sea 6120 (Snp) stem arw. with trader, 3 tops
,;malum n,unv PP COMPAN) lase Also Kenmore ashen ted Toyota C«d14 SR 5. s ad sppaarre ����op (1500 Cal
Pw ATTN: Human Resources I OOKING FOR se,1 2 years $250 Pickering MEW CANT mtlow an can. speed crux. pow, ninon. 905.77},48e2 ayer450
e"'' Nn °•Dr, x',wr 617 Vlctona St E . Whitby Ontario LIN 5S7 5L•D �9n51 a26s9a5 dmonvn soot em 6239 alt. ealxnem cone arched.
r„wr.vn., mmmD r. FAX: (905) 66&3313 CUNTR ACTORS BERMRAROi :nr - tbC' Or 5375. IO DDO bb MIS" tested. 112800 916- lead 14• NIRROCMFT Deep
ungroom set $445 12,000 Mu $495 He 2373 Rshermen 15hD Johnson,
rn••mrJti hncn I.•r �h i„r;lr n �,K •,,,I•I,•Ir .vno. nu,rlt. 6 tmars. wndboned ledges 5195 up new 60010 galvanized 1rarler.
tram alrm Eaams (-all w,d
lu ter nm M1W Dm .n
Thin, Il) 4 All t4V2U
NONEWORKERS NEEDEDI
L, assr:,:n• turn
Ir¢e „.rmdAuc Sind SASE
b draft '8 7777 Keele St,
Deg 7 Lorrcorcl ON L4K IY7
INSTALLER FOR DRAPES.
Mmes sooners hprnenred
per with :wit ;rocs a"p IDUiS
preherred win on Order roInm-
mp m• aced mO r
Sumdnay Blinds 6 Drapery
(90542H-0937
TRAVEL A TOURISM •a„ng
Neat CoISS begins -'. •`av
el speaalmng on travel•ad
tourism lramng To register
phone (905)-,25-3919
EXPERIENCED LANDSCAPE
abouren ant law_
tenanrxtaDcurers re;w�rdafc!
Toa r«td empbymeof Call
905m0 -003i rn In 905.410-
2098
m.:�thnvuw r, nwb
•.a. I,thl- A curbnwn
rcwndmoned ranges $125
IMt PLYMDUTN VOYAGER
mwung cover tube me an
:.Tran x-reatmn
4
al'i,'ahsM $1550 best affe,
up. recoredtidned dryers $125,
7 passerigrr Air am'Im cos
sine 3km great shape,
•CMthed
y,lay equip ent $3000 him
,rl;h,-a rale J
i.a 1905)668 7328
W rewnOlnoned washers
$3500 a Emmssron
905426-6 78 or 905-44A
9
Call 1-877.6:5'6+3
BLACK 113 nr;h round mden
11199 ; up. new and records
11aed win opened wooers
tested Pickering Call 905.
1091
D•"d'rss:vr ;Pn1a: nlhce In
Ian, v.!••n:ts l0 69 inches
dryers of 10w or'- New
666-0538
5 14 N hiplu le motor,
SOAK MECHANICAL LTD ,r
•'n" a wnnv chars $200 Re-
brag lame begins $480 arta
/N2 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM
oder mWe1 runs 1300 416.
r.,:lrr :, p:,:^•n:"� arc•rn,r<,
:,r
rl::tlrp d,ala 6 toot stud $50
up, new 30' ran- ges on CloU
Xan. ac. carne ca,od am
:67 53911 Ken lsr,pl
IaD.��'vrs work In
Serving Durham and sur
ad window $1130 Recmdt.
24.
fill sl, w abesdk. quad can
Farm
E.'wmanwlle. "ump arta
rvr oner win nrve
pel wapef
CARPET law several
honed es n and 2a• host
Ifee tnOges now avaotade
anon, wild be Sd0 teseNttr-
I
725.6073
-
Mu�sann vans d new Stan- DFM $4200 C" WAr filer TN
benefits SuDcantractor made, and 100% mylpn car W'Oe seledton of omen new days 416490-0887 eat 232. 2 Mtaey FtrpeSon rtU Bat an
a1s•r welwme Send resume gey I wnll carpet yoW Imnp ano reca,dtroe0 appuroes Eve 905-509 1 535 ers �r in pans) $500 t Mas 1 own oRmn,wt °f 1 Rea
v POC Box 2841 Ong rowy ayyp IWI 1« $349 P.
Call us today. S1t01enwn 5 1N3 Bu set' FerpusWl 3 p ranch cube
o a, Ir I
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includes carpet. pad arm m
Appirarm. Sales Sevice
Pans 154 Bmee St oshaw
n LeSaM LN
92000 km ....pert shape
valor$100 Co. 905-9B5_8039
h1a.Opa
(30 . pwee yards)
$leve MEAN;51 743-1)6B9
19051578-7448
luny batted n I leuar.
$2500
y 11 ApNYW.pt
1
N4dka Daps
CARPETS SALE i MRD-
1 Ar1kM
oho Call 810 905-571Fine
7802
Rend
DENTAL ASSISTANT •vpunPd
WOOD FLOORING wpet 3
,:arms ,•••m f33o 3r sq
1668-6980 a 1905N?7.
-M
1.45 BMW 325 ISA black.
1 BORN Msrmem aDO oval;
auhr SfiSr'munln, mduocs
D•"d'rss:vr ;Pn1a: nlhce In
yd'
1•, clude5 carpe!. p,emhum
ANTIOUE57Aaso,eibl, A.1
framer sD, rts package
neat "and water. able.
' •M E.DPnenced alta
pad and insaWpn Free
IwaYS vg ustullY
hon •$Un laded ahoy
JpDv
laundry and parking Cordial
�a•p certitred ParVFull came
.Dnu1K_ oyay �Iys
free
nee Pwchamg oulrpm
outright
wheelsunr0d 106.000kms
st
part'MelarOe area GIrsUlasf.
•-•ramp amm SatWOaYy roars
Serving Durham and sur
m
ales wrwme ann0uI, win-
rcrxmN passed Ohnins
rel From requited Call 905
Cordy at 9058395951
ouytdnrqp area Creat Cards
•^+s. Iw Irmm to value inn
llecho
stde,ed) cdltd,an of :,N
hest. D new pedormance
hies (20,500 Cad 905�579�
725.6073
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DENTAL RECEIfI0M137 A^
RECEPTIONIST
k' NISTRa•-5 ,q red 'nr A
DEN
Aocepkd Can Sam 905686
1772
sod 9wmnes or angle on-
7656
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Sot D1
ARCADE GAMES ;,eat t«
spot rtems into.$ m
IAoorcrdr 1'p M to re-
INS DODGE CARAVAN Y6
110KDF
cess I, ,-
r topic tech dptreme an
�rtapv Seder-
polse7
•pond to all meter Robert
passenger pow 5temmg
lrarrt INrkm,J I 1..
,�•et whines i Salurears - n I plow rs Moral Oorren Mugles- Bronnn Dower Drakes an. out race everytnmg nrlm:e,1 $195
UCEMD STYLIST •a Who. :uund Please call Rowena combat. OperaDon wott Ontario 19051655-8049 or mooning boards good kms. moms M aril. 1mm.narr 11 hP.riz. la . 1 «
DYrAIa.^s^awa G.urarteeo 1 Sates eM.Ag.ma 1 Saks lr.4'Agemt !' 17612%-0100 SMdng YrOw tames Cap' 19 0 512112-08 9 0 well marmarned. ron ly 131.80,6 leave n. ,,age �--
salar, ,,,nnuess+un Areal FULL-TIME a PART TIME tam menu t 1 players smokers Asking $9.500 0110 wakens v-ewirp OSHAWR nr h -11655 SOUTH wHITBr. 3 -bedroom
rorkinp emnronmmt upga0- a q i Gold 7 melt t - d players pus BUYING ANTIWE and aA� Call 905 666 9686 y
3 arm bin.y bonus. Can
Chryl (905r 773-'3,:
LIVE-IN CAMEGIVER vel er
Consun rZ11 P ,r stream
atv,n �r m, P'cke"rp area
Pelere,,Cn vonde ane ren
amrOkn C9Ured $tan mme
dataY Ca1905B39-1780
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bon ows
DCn 5 EKer.Gcew^ Rww
YarO dnve,T ktemt -rd a
Pen7al 195 westrrY 1Td s
Of 401 AW
MATURE EXPERIENCED .00k
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(9056 1 resume to
190516555187
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b, n eI: '•mss
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IS AN •-I. red for ship-
-•g an_ "..r,:rnp ppnuarma-
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nu,9' mac Also 1' a f pod
IectaDhe s':r11 mdudmg
Iwmpere stairs Best Dors,-
169 CAVALIER 221 ,CO
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rir><f uul.gduw Ca i
txnea garage walkout D
Inca O,oJuds ADdY n
ta0k (905) 720-4506 alp
IAF Duces pad Henry Kann
16.L0,ikmS lake over lease
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n sl,Opplrp,Da Ulind y
SO
man. amonthl A 1 is
opus
(1500 pus Call
twrson to G,prda, Dr 97
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COMPUTER SPECU1% Prn11.
9059858161
680mr,nm Owner II pDaayy
(905157 Burges err UII
Cade oval lm
' �'a 905.720-2153
1668-6980 a 1905N?7.
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PARTTIME HYCNNISi. •e
on, Irl-, . s:a •tr• , ,. m
$='-°. Peasant WptuG 5:99.
WA! USED KAYAKS d
111:1 ,v.�a• Gnat o� ^ 9e5
19051576-8006 or 19051435-
8E02
PICKERING 2 BEDIIOOM
Vuneo
loaded 533tr System ,tem
aisy
.men, A{NImIgel wit,^
WHITBY. 3 bedoom sew, 2
^sryry This Wu'N PO Boa
momnlrn 5996 we leve
I ng upgrades and dm:cp't
NAMTEO NSha $tookr 250
leu
e. par p nape Wrpet
wrtn epzrae tmma All
s:urey Iamlly room, head
Ilr•ve frr,ce laid. gas Ira.
48! OSTIA- 0man0 LIH
rNarS 15 Yves It Dimna
,x m gap sinter. low kms
WE FINANCE
Imes and able 5725,
raw be sew f9N Plus bad
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9056557661
ma•.r;nim', Drum CAN 905
EVERYONE
may No petNS..WN
ter Ay80M Augat Ise dD
MWNACY TECHNICIAN ••
COTTAGE elflulAMCE SALE
434'0392 Isnpl
905-4281652 aHer
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WANTED Kir a Neekr 511
First time buy-
IDen
579-2266
Dolode. �))rN
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arm spec Save, :car ev<n
1.5 . 'root stupe reason-
ers, bankrupt.
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tp drkmm d 1.
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bad credit. no
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tapenencefl appuums need
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drive! Lots of
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1477 Ann apm
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CaImam mvestme- qu�5K SPECIAL 2„90Ra t1.. 4unwpels taernps roam ,n.nn,me fuse In
o Mar a :905 ;36s9� ASSISTANT MANAGER . 1 IwTrse , mutrers�us rb- bads s,on eomH Fa mat ano r. .:, ar: rWrrr, s;ugrmomn I,m a las re- wbas 1 -.WN 5875 Per
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Alae so.. He Ndwm sures coneeeod are A'a site No eels 9ured A,,W JW 1 905517- mamm pus mfrs '"WW
two career minded p*xYplLe for BABYSITTING wANtTo g01ei- MaMr torr"Re •ro CHATTERS WANTED A, 'the DEPARTMENT 'a� Ma d carpe 9103 AvaW* July 1s 1905) 579
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THE NEWS management training n ram. " first noun ba .a r Lcnnlr. ria Mir
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newspapers and n $hen won wine we OFFICE lOFie TN WO: t5�9te nroto Do more amow heria � Fru.. ti996 tiaK rnarpnbour b"i PIC[ERING •''+OWemc m �NAL.�7C�Z-
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ranpp 905 9857354 per unit In )Jan 20401. aaorlWlc, arwll- Way Nx 905.434-4500
7856167 ext 270 rax 11,6 Jurror Markethnq Cwrdonalor. ackaDez single � eal6Non. $2.500 OBO a 1171 11011DA CB7N, 25.000 pArlerlp� No Pas f7% rrltdl- Ids for IKs Nil faf OAC
7856485 Awnce Rose Rmt rou n be panning events. oful 11150 Rettiver must n- a de ow, li5womassbors; m kms ems. need¢ tune-up ave .40liable Au1.ls 905 24 ms Me rNVtdM W1NaDe
croon and of g: da sales 6klMBd H We ruMaent seaters 131-1116 __ --u RIR PAW ColEstate SIS9.9%, 3 -
hg 0 g Help �IfR,7 aMN10 1999 Cao 905432-1w1 wakf700 000.571.5138
mac and damp bay -to -day NBIp Murry for ba51 eiwbon
SEMS INDOOR CLEAN AIR admin won A marketing or �� Oshawa Slerw 19051 579- 1Nt 9EREM G.T. bon, 2 1NB MMM TRS 3506' ONE NOvOOM MT, d AwekaRaaAu tldm sem 2 tug band, aw-
Servhces rias n,medure recreation Diploma or cerldl. D893 ANI `mh vela. asking Ref ,ed ova C die 151 rounded by reaa and pan -
ate n an 115511 Entry -,ever LGOk �M! or auto. CtUme. or. ps. Pill p. }275)0 Call 668-7339 Relerena am credl check AALI MAMO NEM exec 4- lard private dn.ray. Dae•
Openhngs for Duct Lleanlrp re0uhred $700 nroludes atm- to sc app. LM Scar walk w
r�im anent lultlrm! $22' 1WAdlc gmames5 �D0ywfDrr - m aSf. IIWty reOGm sap' itom.lmwa ties 434.8435 to SC,10015. dDl car garage, men' Apt wit OUSE M-
Techmc:anS and Helpers 25000 DDahon avaltaae m. HVAC SERVICE TECHNICIAN g grades few eaba. IDI 1 Ire
eadndo" d warame Sun pace, exd.ow Rnwrsde Iraroe OPEN HOUSE Saur-
Tramng blooded var•sporta- medately Apel b Erle x552 n oar Coss $1175 sen Dump. water pump, keV ONE-BMIIDON Wzemwl Estill area. aval Aug 31 dry 171h. 10 am- m. can
lion ab duel dnwe htt de do ostuwa sans week Po Must have as fitter 2 license. a ,but tD
T g $525 116.726C9e85 switch 6 main 150.000 MM, TIM FMINNA Plus SWW. nndoon in agues. avatade f1975mo 905!66.0303 Dow 9058397102
leiltu Cal Mkea28::109 BD, 481 865 Falewell St Residential experience required, Inew motor
In ,997) Ems- 583cc2000 km M warmer. m JWY Non smoke. ro
Oshawa ON. L1H 71.5 IIIM6 111. etlowloD earn- sooa IWed. IkeOf some n- ut�d1t Spee 111000 on ntxdrc bed Shied la Sh„gk or coo- OSHAWA - 3 "Do. meta PRIMITE SAIF, Port Hope. 3.
C Of Q beneficial. mock oled. Pc 1nalress. box swks Tle Roo very well, studded Lai saved IrAdoas. Pk From $650 Call 905 Ibor. d, awdry. paling. I bedroom bungalow, with a-
t110RT ORDER COOn ton MARKS 8 MARKS LAWYERS r1'
seek an excenenced -Feat Clean driving record. spring a Irame Unusel. sup attlknt car for student excellent s R for 420.3201 $900 mo. shared trdtla tacked gerape. sunrmm. Ir
.Ont snot •L D m , a m y p In pasllc cost $tBW. sell Lady driven, nm•srrokl snow' $2.500 fm" or rtdf tya0Z NNTN A, 3 ped. Awdade JWy 1 905436- mnsnK reormm pA. Und-
Secrctar Emphasis on es tkrb ng for older model pus asn 5017. ar 905136.9793. caped terarsttd fenced mea
swday Ica Tours Mu tw u- ale w«k Fa. r.amr ,D Fax resume to 705) 683-0817 uD5) 32B 0102 room. July a August t Duel.
/ $675 (116, 72698M al $1800 000 Call 905 -US yap Ld ur s E.Wknl
penerrced Call 15'4., B39� (905433 -/Ota 0371 dem. lamry building Neal. OSHAWA AREA main Moor locum rear scrods i
and 162 W-000 FORMULA Mhyotdoo ad two appltarldes m- bltfgaow. 3 bedroom. 2 bale- downtown 1114)0.000 ca 905-
623 between 9 D dtded PaY O4`1 rlu
Mdf M,,,1I s(arhnn,u ugh PRESS OPERATOR 11M CADILLAC 2 wide Ned- 583. 2000 km Ch wpne tk'T and laundry tacrMreswE90 l rooms. laundry faaMtes. 665-8700 No agents
f, warmers. stwded T cdow
woos gad tom wilco Intel. shape. Shored nay 723.2094 W,+ung for 2. att1WA liar PE.I. - SPO1LE33 5 bedroom
TELEMARKETING vlanufactfor eaxlkm
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Hiring clothed 173,441 bins. al Y OMMNIA sinal July
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with ex uriensA• a 401-8479 0mb ca er no els $100/ man IW ywdry rm. 19
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bedrooms, eat-," k�lChen.
double garage, antral an.
AUCTION BARN
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TUESDAYAY UN E 27
JUN
tlisted basement with aunt
ST
No aprms Call 905-M-4361
3 MILES EAST OF
WHITBY OETACHEO Side
1.1771. F. BRITAIN
,plot 4 �ev,1. 3.1 Bedrooms.
ON COUNTY RD e4
„ ge ,amay ram c'a civ
La rye quantity of
&ads of to pan Lorld, shows
good quality tools,
%pales% 1AdueVearter area
Flus modem lincture
St 9511(x1 Cao r905)428fi560
Taking TKIOI mesal
Condos
Lathe (23kn bed w/11.
.1. rid suns for,Mion
A sort and cepa.:ryouww eve-
1 14 1n swing), Dewalt
PICSEITG 3 bedram
R on table saw, 225
Lineuln Arc We -Idris,
tOfhgn 1 '2 baths. 2 bab
tunes wive. at lake. on.
5P 170r Lincoln MIC:
dudes hidge7nove, dose 10
Welder, E(, 141JU
all amemues Available m-
Honda generator,
,eMOaleh St1L900 Cal 905.
Ki9-at (O
electric winch, gas
op-Oatowm
water pump, Shop
Smith
1 plowin
all purpose
Hol, Coleman 5HP
PW
PEI SPOTLESS 5 bell-
gen,ratun
pioneer chain saw,
home. Man St Montague.
Craftemanl6 in Scroll
PE. wad 24 a, bathrooms.
sow, Busy Bee disc &
LM courtly kitchen. urge
N-11 sander, 28ft. alu-
mam I" wwdry ism, fate'
mmum ladder, Naxth-
mkvwWOOm. town sewer
trail box trailer, alu-
& 'ate( beautiful Wdyard
mmum step ladder,
Wa",no dstace In beautiful
shop vacpunka 20
Nanagwe PIM Reduced to
tun floor lack. qtv.
569.500 . owners aneous to
roup buckets, qty air
sell" t-902-836.4532 era 5
hose, qty. ekctrx mo
P'^ rs.ni
tors, qtysteel shely.
vacalum
-ng, vices, welding
plate, Ice Blue I'ea-
tuck Plate, Goren
plumbing lurch.
to Meeting Place
Norte. IrxlwNrul Hu-
M
56908 51000 Bowe 51A
midifier, Loop Stra P
worded olaael lot
near �oMrwg Rydrowa4n
toeing machines, elec--
sewers. ramp hills. neat to
frac gum lap, duprris-
WW"Y fast. sad Neal,
-,P on A/ Va-
9reat swwnrmngn,yrwp Can
cuum pump & elec-
14161A31-MAS
tr!mx Irak detector.
enameled winoj,lass-
, I "Pploical cumpurwIrs
es Al pitcher, Amber &
h supplin, large box
.,.
Sok ED S rTIx EModem rntti
.upler (mamasor
.ur) Traffic kir pamt-
Contact
Loan inti an cwwsto-g 6
rr. cMin huW, large
aooae rrpxp we Maw
•Py nub, butes, hand
several coo sins available.
& Poen taxsb. aISo
spacious vies Iroe
-11-K chesterfsekls k
axon we offer goad
;Mors, duubk box
De Luce Pattern)
springs & manresses,
a�oarws on 7017!
3096
coffee At end tables,
Inn Betty Lamp, Bea-
modem dresser as
de song book etc. Co-
chews of drawees, At
btu
/, xd quaff of
Mafy Pe06CEMS. -s' .
n,xlem Inowaaelnorld
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lumdurr
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U., , JOq�ed ;a-,Msd
Don A Georg Comekl
foonvA,actioneen,
suma0a. Haien. Group
RMOIIa. OPEN 9A. 7 rfysl
'tor "S-176-3505Rit
I.ietk inuin
Stndewrbw soteave
70%-7W2183
: 1 Intnlga0n.
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of.., ',v ;-_' bis a„7 yaw
CORNFII'S
m� vvlw sh or
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4LCT ION BARN
su Cprp lyes of !
FRI JUNE 23
r ear. .-
ACCESS NbNY hitergs
3 MILES EAST OF
P
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LITTLE BRITAIN
ria Assrsarwe Regional 10
ON COUNTY RD"
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A„hgw-s. furniture,
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ablrs I. local.
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pt allied walnut dm-
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mK oxen muse- 2 Vac-
i4feri90 far naod starrier a-
toren seek-, 2 relw-
fsiseo7eue a wtak *A-
worM,anls,
.shed antique sde-
oak display
ON 1 Wseass
ommrhpon
• abui waken oduung
1..hle & 6 chain, uwahk
U GoyfMMENT "ngsiS
Koo" twat library
table. 2 door pnr
.1. rid suns for,Mion
A sort and cepa.:ryouww eve-
sideboard, psrae bilan-
mm a taw t-M6SOSMM
Itrt b-- parlour ta-
bliss.. walnut open
L AS NMTN CIOM Ft,
axing massage Jus' ,Pe,wd
face washstand, refO
Commnc i A..n.r
robed leak dresser
So" Somm woosemr
with manor. oak
visa d�
wa.h.txds, brwlge
apes O�t a�
ago, IOae ltea
lamps, walnul tea
wagonx, oak rcx4ers.
bonnet chest. Vect„r-
COSTIMAE REM business
tor saw. Cost"me nvcrsory
un dressers withInsures
d rerras eai
laesf9051432w7ma
marble tops. Tiffany
hanging lamps, 4
bentwoxsd rialswoo
IM DWRART, pu, our of sae
i.
wonder, ginger bread
drlaww14,-Hw4 ,lespmlpmgY'tI
lake Sluts StQS.0g0 (7051
clorl�s, dough boa.
3:'4 5169
lesser (em stand,
inn corner cvpbwd,
matdwg end tables,
tF bedroANa suite,
(•.oat wagon. school
1M
ELBE -NNW AM YOU?
Loobhke dressaoke or
bell. antique war-
soLwxt&%r wore owl fa
droble, Vkctoxtan ma-
ee 'Esso%- contest at Fefavr
hogany tilt lop table,
Dors. Port Peng Cal 'a"ame"a
SpwOaT
hand painted foe
985 7 op
2s11a sig
screen, polar bear
1 P410"Ma
Skin rug, LAra
S+laSa Amber I'racOcka-k
plate, Ice Blue I'ea-
tuck Plate, Goren
AM Yal SNOW The Nn•,
to Meeting Place
beaded cable dish,
war omamYaus cont
white grape cable ice
cream bowl, N sided
A
DoN n pall BATING
SOWMI Call 905-693-1110
white bushel basket.
Casae a private madbox or
phis qty. Oiler Cannot -
browse ami persww ads
val glass. 11
free Now a new Friend or
sari Water 1•ncher,
Love bis Lite
enameled winoj,lass-
m am MASUM -
es Al pitcher, Amber &
GradOOemq - MONM um
Blue tumblers, 10 pcs
kaon Stu&os. Mon'Sun
t0an-myvglp 77-A Celia51
Daisy as Petticoat
C..S45 1.30. A
Ki. 2 PesSeshl cake
$70 for thr Call 905-438-
Plate Collectibles B
9115.
place setting com-
MAMBRY PIYM An-
munityplate (Flower
&vers No tht oracle Who
De Luce Pattern)
S2.99Imrf -Is.-24 Ns. 1-
Spode candlestick,
904451.3783.
Inn Betty Lamp, Bea-
OSMMq MSAUK Ws-
de song book etc. Co-
up Shock, Senn#. 40
lamps, 8prs Beekck
.tin
aha t3� Also mow lwp�
yod
els,
Tiffany pbracsket 6mp,
SEUMA'S nycoc RfADB-
antique toyys, antique
Tea Cad Pam Reader Ad-
tools, Junghns mantel
sear m all PmWm a Life.
clock, 7 rocs old
suma0a. Haien. Group
RMOIIa. OPEN 9A. 7 rfysl
country Rose, Mantel
astlr Asan 906-579-t9s7.
&wall cocks, licence
plates �,. pr�� &
IMI ORBIrE a slue your
frames & pants, Or -
Me with son*: special.
sate farm Gare, flam-
y Rfwr uurdLKt*M,
jog birch cad table,
on
x for tradm" match-
(519) 6564204.
Victorian glass,hde.
& collectible
O•g•`n
items.
Don & Greg Cornell
OURNAM 71xeLE$ fXBa.
Auctioneers,
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room swrwws. Oates. pub
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Myth. New tam soy b meet
AYIOks. Selective CiAlor n-
eernew 905.439-1120 a
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852-9741
AUCTION SALE
ABgIMt, Cif �tdNM�HMsgoN Effads,
:YAda. iAIM rds
25.10:0 B.M. (YIaMRE t0)
jaBtO`npr AO l'u, COMrio, so�WrnendOB
Tim OBt to watrty Rd. Norm M n Mry.
East to scu0er R- North 1 km.
Sunday Auction features a quality selection of an.
iques & collectibles, dressers, washstands. tables.
Haus, rockers, spinning wheel, Canadian & country
coollectables. adveNsing pts.. Bowmanwlle colleclables,
Id books, bottles, etc Household effects, mist tools,
lass & china, plus older sports cards selling 1st at
0:00 a m. Something for one 6 all.
Call 10r dl n IWda
ctloa Me. Cal
MaeGr00H
Aydbo & ARNIzal 3"
NBehBB1 J. Macwsgor
W423.7949 1-/00-363.870
ESTATES & MAJOR LIQUIDATION
AUCTION
SAT. JUNE 24 AT 7PM (PREVIEW 6PM)
THE NF.WCA.4T .E COMMEINI"1'Y CENTRE
20 KING ST. WEST NF.WC'AS I.F.
NOBLYI'.RS PREVIll'MS •1 %I. NY1711NC MI'SI HI u01 I>•
ART COLLECTION: Group of Seven Tribute an wllevif Ruben
Baseman decor prints. Spins on. A.1. Casson signed collection of Ontario s.
Casson Casson, Platinum. and single releases. (Note. A.1. Casson'% have been
signed by The late A.1 Casson and are not reproduction stgnasurest Selection
front the lass known proper of A.1 C•asxon with the Estate seal. CMisOno,
Marshall Wildlife Colkeuon. rrrxha Romance ('ollectwm. All Ikcur an
Various frame hand made and carved gallery & foyer minors Collection of
Master Artists Renmr. Claude Monet Grsnp of Srven On ('auras, rare Picasso
I. I- Pints. Original tad paintings 24.36. 30%40 on -In (Hones Rare
(
r,gorul G. Collacho Frm
Frescos trained
('OLLECTIBLES: ROval Irwhun. Hummel. Royal Dux. Lomuge. figunrles
and oospores. Tdf:my glass lamps. Bmrur, statuary by the impers. Samurat
Swiwds, lade Carvings, Important Die cast Maschtxr. Dinky. EFF, Fitt can.
,,chicks etc. Porcelain vases, camp n,. Jardtn&e,. eggs, floor vase. bowls &
nitre. Hand made nostalgia decor nems, golf collectibles, tiffany glass
w Indies. blanket Mixes, various wildlife wulplum. fountains, dull buggy,
desk lamps, original framed cartoon Sin ells, Coca Cola cells, crystal mems.
roamed wulptwes. Satsuma pnrcelam. Hand made decorative accent nems
HOUSEHOLD F'ORNITL RE.: (Yak. Mahogany. (Terrymetal. marble.
, ilal -,d carved & reproduction desks. occasional tables.
nicks, mtrron, dining room tables & chain, plant tables. loveseps, china
,aloins, bow from cabinet, what nols, washstand, nesting tables, deacon's
hench. hall stand eoltul tables, tea c.bmcf,. sof.-, quilt rack. rocking
Char, ofrsx desk, room dividers, cedar chest. Jewellery arminui Oak table &
char, sit. Solid oak sofa. end & C'orkuil table set. Mahogany carved bed, TV
I rrvs. Consoles. Vainly & Mirr,w. Ghder R,xker & O)ttoman.
JEWELLERY All COINS: Diamond. Precious &sant precious stone rings,
A,onond earrings, gold chains. bracelets, necklaces. pearls. Estate Jewellery.
IK,rnond, Ruby. Emerald & Sapphnr Jewellery. Designer wachrs, diamond
.'d:anes. ell mixed estate has of various Canadian & Word -ms. Old &
I ii., 1. Bank cies and moxe.
t:F.NERAL ITEMS: Home stereo systems. Cordless liercs, 35 mm
iler .Spins mrm%,ra6d,a & CAlref ibles. ore 50th All Sia nems, (indoor
,...o inn planters, fountains. bonzes, Plenum Compute, Printers. Scanners,
H. •nee Theare systems, Speaker, Stercus and more.
Ieons Cash. Vasa. Mc. Amex. as per posted & announced. No Buyers
I'n rniums, additions & drletnns apply. Inhwrtwwn' call - 416.299-1762
... w.pruatcloon.cum
PROFESSIONAL AC(TIONEERS INC. 416.29B-1762. 14BBS-PRO -SALF.
Monday, Jane 26 •• 5:00 P.M.
215 John Street, Pontypool. Ontario
DIRECTIONS: South of L,Msay oP way 35 Pro, i.ignwav 401 near
BownuohVIle, ta.e ext for Highway 35115 and follow, north When hgflway splits.
slay on $35 and Ioapw for approxmaaeHy 2 miles to Potty" Road. Turn night.
blow to John St. and turn right. Follow John, St. to #215. Chrhtne's Restaurant.
RRIEF LIST OF QUALITY RESTAURANT J RAIL ROOM J
GAMES EQUIFBIENT ,a ACCESSORIES:
Moffat 24-. 2 H r arbmle, Sadaoe •arge with s O,,rner, cert and sal'Irtander;
2 Gar4n4 deep fryers: SK VOS$we OW fryer: Oeanond bun wa-w and stand:
HOW 20 Quart miser, 2 French h7 curers: Hobart potato peeler: Hobart tray
daliwashe.: Cold stream 3 R. x 8 N. walk-in Indigos Scotsmen ice maker. several
SS prep centers; Orausen oast billiard table: plus munch more too rams ous to
list here See our website for photos, full listings and terms:
IFffiL ,GRm or cal for a WW flyer
TERMS at CONDMONS::asn or cheque wish proper IO and approval:
V1Sa Ataste•Carj w,M 3 51. ser- a 'o> A8 deme to be r ----i brow --num
Debre Juneduct500 Dm.
Auction Conducted and Managed by
David Moon & Asmxmmn. a�y..
E -mai donemooreardaaxocoes.tn.ra ..u..i: -_e
Tel- f519) 763-11856 or (705) 7224217 aw".�
AUCTION SALE
FRIDAY JUNE 23, 2000 5:30 PM
GEORGINA COUNTRY AUCTIONS
LOWER LEVEL OF GEORGINA ANTIQUE MALL
266112 HWY 48.112 MILE EAST OF SUTTON
IURNfTUt4E: Victonan 13unor Bac. Couch with
Matching Chair. Unusual Oak Octagon English
TaDh with Press on Lower Sheet (fete 1e00's).
Wash Stands Double Peoestal Wa nut Oeste.
SrriaN Walnut Veneer Cfowwa CannM, liege PIM
Tool Box Iwsglrw): Oval Parlour Table• tr4 cut
Oak. Small PwM Dressrq Tattle (ongfnal pail).
Press Back Rocker. of chain (Press Back,
Ladder Sack. Cane. etc.). Oak sedeboord, Iron
said, Dressers
GLASS IL CHINA: Flow BIW Plates. Kaiser
Vase Gouda Pitcher. Spode Desk; Mason's Cake
Plate. Depression Cream and Sugar. Art Glass.
Shemovare. Cups and Saucers:
Plates. Collector Ptates. Crockks�Czeech
Lutslenete Bowl, and much mon.
LNENS: Good selection of Linens. Cashmere:
Hand Embroidered Table Cloths. Doilies;
Pwovrcae". Me
CONTEWORARY & COTTAGE FURNITURE:
Malchmq 5piece P.ne did Pla.d Couch with
Coffee able. 2 Ends Tables• Rocker and Chair.
MedterraMan Ssyle Bedroom Suite by Hespler
with 5 Drawer High Boy Armare Style Dresser,
69' ower Unit wilds 9 Drawers and T Haamowd;
Small Aloorile Kitchen Table. Corsage Wardrobe.
Bookcase
LAWN A GARDEN ITEMS: Turf Trac Rrtle on
Mower, 1t HP 38' Lawn Boy Push Mower.
Craftsman 5 HP Chipper Shredder. Scor
Fenccei win Gate, Posts and plants
ack iltyll Ctiawn dole
OFFICE ITEMS: 4 Filing CaWets: Arborrte and
Metal Desk. Computer Table. Electric Typewriter.
Old Portable TypewnW: Once Chow,
KENMORE HEAVY DUTY WASHER AND OMR.
MISCELLANEOUS: Rugs. Framed Pints.
Jewellery, Rugs, Old Books. Mirrors. Lamps; Site
Flowers; Seweg Machines. Luggage Box Lots.
P4eviw 2.00 pm day of Bala
NSA, NTERAC. 6000 CHEOUE
LUNCH COUNTER
GEORGINA COUNTRY AUCTIONS,
Don Rkrwoul 9054OW f 7224M21
Tidd Estate Sales Service
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES AUCTION
SaL June 24h at 10 aa.
TIDD'S AUCTION HOUSE
S inea ease of Coltolul all Hwy 12
I Exit 401 at H?�jy' 1445 Cut", go south to
e set of lights ()4rg St/Hwye ). Tum Leh.
Ilow for approx. 6 kms. Watch for signs.
IRNITURE - 2 ant. Windsor brace -back
airs, Irg. corner whatnot stand (panted
Lite), am. smoker sward, ant. parlor tables, --
able drop leaf tables (soak 1 -pine), 5
s bedroom suite (exc. cord.), wrought I
to (table, 6 chairs, side server - table tops
dted from Southern Rhodesia Teak from
ora), 4 oak hoop back chairs, 4 pce. wicker
(settee, 2 chairss sin table), 3 Fic. sofa suite
fa, loveliest wing chair green), mahogany.
1 table ./leather inlay (beautiful pee.), etc.
ASS AND CHINA -Vintage Royal Bayr-
h hair receiver, Limoges, Occupied Japan,
yal Doulton pate, milk glass, vases, good
na cups and saucers, French Ivory -dresser
carving set, decanters, sen andpeppers,
ten, plus much more. SILVER - Sterling siF
- coffee and tea spoons, pkckle forks, sago
gs, sm. butter knife, good silver plate -
end
and oval entrees, tardy compote, serv-
tray, sugar tongs, pickle forks, M. MISC. .
wood plants, old hand tools, old copper
s., old Avon collectibles, old tins, floe
Ips, hanging Lamps, carpets, household
ns, linens, garden fouls, and other tools
ma electric show shovel, G. E. washer and
er, G.E. dehumidifier, plus so much more.
S Ls a good clean sale, with w manv things
choose fnNn. Viewing Fri. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m./
9 a.m. - to tune of sale. Tema - Cash.
a, M.C., Interact, cheque w/proper I.D.
och Avatlable. To consign you gisalnty items
to book an estate safe Can Patrice Todd.
)Cl ESTATE SALES SERVICE. (9051372-
4 or 1-B77-063-2477. Specializing in An -
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AUCTION SALE 81 JUNE 24 AT 11:0 A.M.
for Mrs. Ldlan Gauslln and the late Gordon Gauson at
her home Wlxson St. Claremont
Blanket box. cccaslonal chairs, rocknq chair. chester-
field suite, dishes - Limoges. Nontake, Flow Blue. Car-
nival.
rnlval. Pinwheel, silver overlay, mantle clock. old maps.
chest of silver, several quilts. linens, collection of coal
oil lamps, number of old irons. raisin seeder, bean
splitter, lanterns, small showcase, "lances, old res-
taurant stools, old store scales, ndmg lawn mower.
roto tiller (1 yr obi snow blower, number of garden
tools and many other coliectables A sale worth attend-
ing Terms Cash or Cheque
Earl Gau,lla Auctioneer, (905)640-.4079
Not responsible for loss or injury pertaining to sale
NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, June 21, 2000 PAGE 811 Alto
"mmMawls.Mwors COME & WORSHIP
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louses. Apartments.
saq fdnue blur conntexs a savrHr %scrag units ae fa ,n.
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OfltcesI Appluncn 6
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REpt. Milg[ d OIFt, iLM11M W. Good selection
d Mld-Norm Discounts
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dong never used onsrrp m, suite AM
a sure. dressers
Licensed, insured Free
chests. sclas occasional than .
I um. 30' stow 2 or puss from cnwu carnet, ant roars
Estimates If elsegoul
dresser 2 good mcuman peas ane, lees. table 4
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Call4W7795.
is OCCISVW dais tare 6 garden loan and patty fur.
ire cake & end tablesoak bar stools household an ocks.
collection crysa figurines. several tics Royal Our en-
s dogs etc icy coshes. Inusettodo articles. chsu, glass-
es etc plus many unseen articles from norage units
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nice sdelbon of estate ant & voctonan PCs mcluding
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set cull oval walnut parlour table aro want hall tade. /
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'Orion side chars, excellent within gale leg table excep
IW awla colonel, old trunk qty good od prdure; and
nesoil lamps, frourme lamps Nippon tics depression
sit dishes. od•tus Minors. Dugas now due cryppi ch-
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CINIOM
I sit. 2 eau old oa7stonal char ',quer, Atm it plus
mless msrxllammts ancks NO RESERVES
Gary i Bill Warner ALOionan. 905.355.2106
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FRI. JUNE 23RD, 6 P.M.
-idling aate estate from (Ishawa including
., H. vat Doulton collection and the furniture
,^d .•qquopmem from the home of Ted Lacey.
n Hope v pc- pmvmcvl dining norm suite,
. n I man Sofa and Bode chair, 7 Pr -smvention-
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Kaufman dining chairs, bedrax>m furniture,
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- -Iheld. 2 pctweed daybed and char, color
lamps, quariht of good glass and chug.
•call spinning wheel. numerous collectibles.
:m. stereo, desk. hotpuint washer and dryer,
1K.s. stove. Horxla ESI400 generator, '%m
A ' -dr trimmer. gas weeder, shop vac. pow -
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From 401 Ext 431 a Bow -u mrwe, Norm I et. on
Nay. 57 to Can. ft 6 Nin cep M Real . rousl-
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'atiou tontaa th" air older Toronto Mono. Diu$ odt-
V COIISW 10 bommng need week Partial nehng ,k
dudes pictures, mirrors. langs. records IS stands.
various gifts-ve. Dons. Sarin tea sat. DNR. deals.
Old books. 010 scales.tatnef. hoknellote Rehr, OM
wrxbws. Fr Prpv IOrgOa W72 chars lac 1. and maty
other ,eweswigfur a" oxfor Rema.
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bullet. pmt W~ boxes. anbgue Ra eo IrxYde, now
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beret guns. 3030 U&M, other level At9on Qsots. now
40" wood Lath. oi1Mf Stop equipment, 1929 Eon car,
good MIW. CompkMy tot MWr*W. 15 Ford sit 1bn.
tadem axle Car trader and so much met. GaVCNed
only ID to egmakir For esbtg pfabltf by tax or all
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:rte piwper'v an Middle Road. Bowmaoile Take
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'riddle road south. 772 khm to sigyn. Business
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'Orkork MCCOrmce Farmed A Tractor some a-
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Cark 20M 10. propane forklift. Rittenhouse 1500L
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r I unntsnn a Pon Peri,
re.drnl,
Brought to you by the following the funeral
homes: Accetrone. Armstrong. Luso & Low.
Martino & Sons. McEachmc. Mdntosh.
Anderson. Morns. Newcastle Funeral Home.
Northcutt-Bpiott. Oshawa Funeral Soennr
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A Father's Day Tribute
On Father s Day'
J a veld like to renumber mV husband
v Noel. A Pickering •
Who a.. - moss ,anis'. -d-11 d^.,n. :I
humhlcst man I over knew He taught us how
kmdnro and caring came from the Father
ah,ne He has left behind (me of life, great-
:%, Ircasure that will linger on our mind, as
Ione as we live Ncvcr to the hnlury on;
punct canh, hast I cen Love .n acnun onI
;onnnuuus haus until I lived with him
Perhaps. if we could tae the vplerklour
,f the Land
roc which Our loved are called tram
vow & me
W'ed understand
Perhaps, if we could know the reavm j
.by they went
Wed smile - and wipe away the car,
that III -
And wart content
.. Love
i W rr C)h, e
Stens -Andrew &Paul
,,Your
DeAr Dad, Grandpa & Great Grandpa
HARVEY EWEN
who v, t•nt to Hca cit
June 1-1, 1998
Dad while you rot in Hearen
Free fifIom s(Jnou' u pun
Mary the angers uwteh over w)u
Until tar mere as .for
1 ovsng you always, rfe%, r horguttrrs by
daughter Ellf r, s.m-m-law Arthur,
grandson henrnw
predeceased Danny Mac 6,19M5.
4randdaughi r Debbmr &o hu.hind Jett
GAtrat grandson Eric & C,xhs Danxi
910 910
MITCHELL Samuel Joon =ice -x'-.1. I• _ ge
seises '"each Systems Ala. tin s4rday June,
J. 2000, Sam, A hs '91h •ear Beloved yen -
band or Bou late Grace. Lowy father Of Kavnrl
and his ON Margaret. Cana and her fxasbartd
Kan. Star and hs wde J'Urm, And Brace Dear
grarkdadoer of Calla. Crag Pow. Paul. K..-s-
tyr, and Shan ow, S a vwed Dy his amity in Ireland
Anangforro tS ionated to tM ARMSTRONG
FUNERAL HOME. '24 King jtr.et East A
Memond, ie^.ice me be fled at me Kingdom Han
W JenovartS Nnnesa. 921 ROMland Road West
WFMby. on Saturday June 24th. at 2 0 p In
Memonaf dortaltats to the watchtower Soapy
would be appreciated
OBITUARY
WILDS. Kayel Dwight 9. Ajax. Ontario.
Tragically passec away on May '8. 2000 al the
,WK Grace Chddren's Hospaal m Halifax. Nova
Scotia. Bom July Blh, 1990 in Suctury, Ontario
He was The son of Cahn Auks and The late Tammy
Matser-Wilks. He was a grade 4 Student in Brad
Savards pass at Dr. Roberta Bondar Elementary
Sidi W in Ajax. Onlarto. HIS tavou me slanted was
Math and his favowte pass tame was wading
WWF and playing Ntdendc His best friends were
Damone and JJ and cousins CJ Jerome. Ashice 6
Kyle. He also payed football for 8le Ajax Dapfws
AM Basketball for Dr. Roberta Bcndar Elementa-
ry School. Surviving are his father Cahn Willis,
stepntotfler Melysa Caveney, brother Kingston
and s,stars Candace. LeShw and Calissa. Grand
parents Sharer Willis, Toronto, Ontario Jun or
and Joarre Sparks Daremou ll. Nova Scotia. Jo -
harm and Eva Mane Masser Peiernorbugh. Ort-
ario. Great grandfather Nathaniel Wilks. North
Preston. Nova ScdUa, god parents Darla and Guy
Tessier Skead, Ord". Predeceased by mother
Tammy Mauer -Willis. Great grandmother Vema
W01is. Great grandparents, Emest and Olive
Sparks. Grarldmather Marlene Johnson-Matser.
Great grandfather Johannes Masser Sr. Great
g wxhotw Freda Johnson. Memorial Service will
be held on Saturday June 24, 2000 at 1100 am.
at Fadhway Baptist Church, 19134 Salem Rd..
Ajax, Ontario
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The Whithv Farmers' Market provided the is one of her specialties. were put out for 105 Bay(y Street West, 705 Kingston Road, #18,
perfect opporturim. jor Norma Beecroft of discerning produce .choppers who turned Ajax (Hwy. 02 at Whites Rd.) Pickcnng
Pickering to display and sell her garden out at the event. The market was held re- 683-2047 420-2548
products. A hast of herbs, including the centl* at Colborne and Green Streets in the -- -- --- - - - -
Gingermint with variegated leaves which heart of Whithv.
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