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SHE’S ALL ALONE AT THE PLATE Seaton land exchange complete Four major developers acquire more than 1,500 acres of land

By Kristen Calis [email protected]

PICKERING — A chunk of Seaton land in Pickering is now out of the Province’s hands and in those of four major developers. The provincial government intro- duced the Oak Ridges Moraine Con- servation Act in 2001, an agreement between landowners and the Province to exchange sensitive moraine lands in Richmond Hill for publicly owned lands in Seaton. Now, that land has been exchanged between the Province and four developers, who have ac- quired a total of 1,525 acres of Seaton land in Pickering. The director of the central regional office of municipal af- fairs and housing explained the Prov- ince received just more than 1,000 acres of land in Richmond Hill and just more than 1,300 acres in Uxbridge. “Both those lands are environmen- tally sensitive lands - they’re on the Ron Pietroniro/ News Advertiser photo Moraine - and they will be held in PICKERING — Lindsay McCumber from the Lone Star restaurant in Pickering swings and misses during a softball game against its Richmond Hill counterparts. The public ownership from now on and restaurant chain has its own internal league. They were playing at Dunmoore Park. not developed,” Larry Clay said. Pickering Ward 1 City Councillor Jennifer O’Connell worries the Seaton lands are not as protected as those in the Oak Ridges Moraine, and believes they’re just as environmentally sen- sitive. She said Seaton contains the Impaired last cold water streams in the Greater Toronto Area, which play an integral Public board agrees part of the system of streams and aqui- fers that end up in Lake Ontario and charges in Frenchman’s Bay. “We have this sensitive land and it’s just been swapped by the Province,” she said. crash that to pay byelection bill Mr. Clay said Seaton’s environmen- tal aspects are taken into account, and it is protected by the Central Pickering Development Plan (CPDP). He said sent three Ajax and Pickering during an election. lection, but doesn’t think not paying more than 50 per cent of it is protected “We had no choice but to hold the bill is the right thing either. Ux- from development, typically around trustees vote against a byelection,” said Trustee Dolstra, bridge Trustee Joe Allin was opposed “natural water courses, streams and $138,172 bill and added, in the end, it was not the as well. other natural features.” to hospital election’s runner-up who won. “The board was aware of the cost Coun. O’Connell believes the devel- “I don’t believe it should be the this was likely to have when we made opment of Seaton, especially adding By Crystal Crimi rest of us paying,” he said, citing the the decision to go ahead with a bye- 70,000 new people, will hurt existing PICKERING — Alcohol and exces- [email protected] other municipalities included in the lection,” said Trustee Allin. taxpayers in Pickering since everything sive speed are suspected factors in a Durham District School Board - Ajax, He also responded to Trustee Dol- single-car crash in Pickering Monday DURHAM — The bill is due for an Pickering, Whitby, Scugog, Uxbridge, stra’s questioning of expenses asso- ✦ See Pickering, Page A2 night that sent several people to hos- Oshawa byelection that replaced an and Brock. ciated with the byelection, pital, one of them with life-threatening ineligible trustee candidate, but not “I think it should be such as $6,600 for over- injuries, police said. everyone at the public school board checked out by the minis- time. Trustee Allin said A Pickering woman faces several wants to pay. try... before this board puts it’s no wonder the public charges, including impaired driving Although a motion to pay the out a penny.” is suspicious of elected of- causing bodily harm, in connection $138,172 bill passed, four of 11 trust- Ajax Trustee Lisa Hill ficials “when we engage in with the crash on Altona Road south of ees voted against it during the Dur- agreed and said other mu- this kind of questioning of Whitevale Road around 10 p.m. Mon- ham District School Board’s Aug. 27 nicipalities use the same each other.” day, Durham police said. meeting, claiming they were forced to election documentation as Trustee Barrett said the Witnesses told investigating officers hold a byelection. Oshawa, but were able to board entered into a con- they saw a southbound 1993 Toyota “I have a real problem with what catch ineligible candidates. tract with the City and any Corolla lose control and leave Altona, happened in Oshawa,” said Whitby Along with not paying the attempt to not pay it could rolling before coming to a rest. A 22- Trustee John Dolstra. bill, Trustee Dolstra mo- Lisa Hill result in it being sued, year-old male passenger was ejected Whether it was an error by the tioned to request a full inves- instead of the other way from the vehicle and sustained life- City clerk’s department or through tigation by the Office of the Attorney around. “I do agree with everyone threatening injuries, police said. He documentation provided by the Prov- General into the City of Oshawa’s ac- here tonight,” said Whitby Trustee remains in serious but stable condi- ince, allowing an ineligible trustee tions resulting in the 2007 byelection, Christine Winters, and added she re- SUMMER tion in a Toronto hospital. candidate to run in last November’s and to notify various ministries of its alizes the need to pay the bill, pend- MAINTENANCE PACKAGE Two other people, a 20-year-old election was not the board’s fault, he position. ing an investigation. • Oil & filter change • Tire rotation Ajax man and the driver, a 22-year-old said. Oshawa Trustee Larry Jacula sup- Voting against paying the bill were • Coolant check • Brake Inspection Pickering woman, were helped out of Julia McCrea, a York Region District ported the motion, but his fellow Pickering Trustee Chris Braney, and the vehicle by witnesses. They were School Board teacher, won a trustee trustees Kathleen Hopper and Mi- trustees Dolstra, Hill and Jacula. $150 Value For Only $$5599..9955 transported to hospital for treatment spot in the election, but under the chael Barrett didn’t. Trustee Dolstra deferred the in- of minor injuries, police said. Education Act a trustee cannot be Trustee Hopper said she wasn’t vestigation portion of his motion to 905-831-5400 employed by any school board; they pleased the City of Oshawa didn’t staff for a legal opinion and preferred 575 KINGSTON RD www.pickeringhonda.com ✦ See Alcohol, Page A2 also have to take a leave of absence take any responsibility for the bye- course of action.

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has to be in place before they move in. She believes they will have to cover the costs. Mayor Dave Ryan, however, is ex- cited about the land exchange since the development of Seaton has been on the City’s agenda for many years. “This is a very exciting challenge that is before us and we are looking forward to the opportunity to show how the City of Pickering is able to develop a sustainable community,” he said. He added the Province will have to ensure the services are in place ahead of time, employment lands along Hwy. 407 are serviced, and commit to “prestige” employment, so people won’t have to resort to other areas, such as York Re- gion and Toronto, for employment. Mayor Ryan said the environmental aspects have been well documented, and remain in the forefront of future plans. And although the CPDP is a pro- vincial plan, private interests will now have to work with City staff to ensure the plans are the best possible in terms Jason Liebregts/ News Advertiser photo of the environment, the economy and social impacts on the municipality. “Our job now is to take the plan to In the zone the next level with the developers and build the best possible product,” he DURHAM — Matt Manville is in the zone as he plays in the XBox tournament for students at the Ajax library recently. The tournament was for students aged 13 to 18. said. He said there will most likely be a full range of housing options from rental to affordable housing to single- family units.

Get connected with teachers at new school Fast facts The big four landowners are: Metrus Suggestions for helping comfortable with the teacher and the nections can help kids figure out where special in their lunch or a note, and re- Development Inc., Lebovic Enterprises, school, it helps relax the children. they belong and fit in, said Mr. Joel. assure them at the beginning and end Mattamy Homes Limited and Joey Tanen- youngsters settle in their “The anxieties of the parent are worn Parents can also walk to school with of each day. Mr. Joel suggests problem baum. new environment by the student,” said Mr. Joel. “If mom kids ahead of time, or to the bus stop solving with them if things aren’t going and dad are comfortable, chances are and ensure they have their route num- well. Figuring out where they fit in is In 2002, David Crombie chaired the the kids are going to be comfortable.” ber to help comfort them; he recom- important to kids, he said. North Pickering Land Exchange Review By Crystal Crimi The teacher can also help pair them mends being at the stop five minutes “What you want to see is that look in Panel to recommend a set of principles [email protected] with bus buddies or people to walk early. Going over the school routine a their eye that says I’ve had a great day,” to guide the exchange, valuation and fu- home with, as well as class partners few days before starting can be ben- said Mr. Joel, and that’s when they’ll ture development of the North Pickering DURHAM — Who’s the teacher? Will who share common interests and can eficial as well. For the first couple of be comfortable doing school work and lands. they be nice? And where is the bath- become friends. Building those con- days, parents can also pack something excel. The Moraine is the source of drinking room? water for approximately 250,000 people For little kids, these are some of the and the starting point of 65 streams in biggest worries when attending a new Southern Ontario. school, said Mark Joel, superintendent of operations and transportation at the What’s new in student transportation Durham District School Board. With school just days away, he offered some DURHAM — When high school stu- dent,” said Ms. Smith of the current Safety tips tips on how students can be made dents board public transit buses this price. ‘Alcohol’ a more comfortable. school year, they can do so temporarily The Durham Catholic District One of the biggest things to make at a discounted rate. School Board provides a free pass for kids feel more comfortable can be Through a partnership between the its students if they live 3.2 km or more • Remember to take big steps away meeting their teacher. Durham District School Board and the from school. from the bus factor: police “Particularly for younger students, Region of Durham, public secondary “It is a pilot project, so we really • If you have to cross the street, the the teacher takes on the role of a sur- school students can take the bus to want students and parents to take ad- driver will say when it’s safe rogate parent,” said Mr. Joel. school for less during a three-month vantage of it,” said Ms. Smith. It will be • If you drop anything near the bus, ✦ Alcohol from page A1 Before school starts, parents can call trial period. reviewed after the three months. don’t pick it up – tell the driver and the school or stop by with their child to Restricted monthly passes will be This school year also brings lots of they will The road was closed for several register, get student handbooks, take a available for three months starting in time changes for Durham Region bus • Be on time - try not to be late and hours as the collision investigation tour of the building, and possibly meet October for $43, compared to the cur- routes, especially for schools with bell running for the bus, increasing the unit examined the site. They conclud- the teacher. He also advised parents rent $65 rate. time changes. likelihood of tripping ed speed and alcohol were likely fac- to become involved with the teacher “So it’s a significant decrease,” said “Some parents will be seeing some • A student is too close to the bus if tors in the crash. right away. “(Teachers) have that deep Lynda Smith, chief administration of- changes on bus pickup and drop-offs,” they can touch its side Tara Elizabeth Columbus, 22, of connection,” said Mr. Joel. ficer for Durham Student Transporta- said Ms. Smith. Some stops will also be • Sit on the bus looking forward and Moorelands Crescent in Pickering is By communicating with them, par- tion Services (DSTS), responsible for amalgamated. put school bags under the seat charged with two counts of impaired ents can find out how their child is managing transportation for Durham’s During the first few days back, buses driving causing bodily harm, two doing and how they can get involved public and Catholic school boards. could run a little late, said Ms. Smith, counts of dangerous driving causing with school activities, clubs, and other “For some parents, it is a hardship who asked parents to be patient. out where their bus stops are, 24 hours bodily harm and driving while exceed- kids. He added when parents are when they have more than one stu- Parents can call 905-666-6979 to find a day, seven days a week. ing the legal blood-alcohol limit. She was held for a bail hearing Tuesday.

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Consultants claim Region General Purpose and Administration ments, in particular the significant area use, infrastructure and servicing assess- Committee during the Sept. 4, 7 p.m., of land owned by the Region of Durham ments, were not released to Clarington So what now? hasn’t released reports meeting. near the Courtice waterfront,” says the by the regions, says the report. on traffic, air and The peer review was ordered by Clar- staff report. The staff report says the reports not September 2007, consultant rec- ington council to independently evalu- There are also concerns raised about released by the Region must be given out ommendation on preferred site groundwater impact ate work done so far by the regions of how certain lands were either left out or with sufficient time for comment from December 2007, Durham and York Durham and York on the proposed en- brought in to consideration, notes the the Municipality and other interested Regional Council approval of pre- By Jennifer Stone ergy from waste, or incinerator, project. report. parties, said the report. As well, Claring- ferred site [email protected] “I’m concerned that they’re considering Eventual size of the potential facility, ton must know how making a declara- Early 2008, Release of Requests submitting the EA ...prior to the informa- as well as concerns about how such a tion on whether it is a willing host to for Proposals DURHAM — Submitting the envi- tion about vendor or technology being facility could impact development of a such a facility will be weighted in site Mid 2008, Selection of the pre- ronmental assessment without having available,” said Ms. Gasser, a long-time planned science park in Courtice, near selection before making such comment. ferred technology vendor determined either technology or site vocal opponent to the incinerator. one of the short-listed sites, are also East Gwillimbury, where the only short- 2008, Completion of site-specific makes no sense, says an opponent to the “The specific emissions and impacts raised as problematic in the report. As listed site outside Clarington is located, studies Late 2008, Submission of final EA proposal to build an energy from waste cannot really be known without know- well, a number of studies, including traf- has stated it will not be a willing host. to Ministry of Environment (MOE) incinerator in Durham. ing the site or technology,” she said. fic impact analysis, archeological assess- That will, to some extent, be determined for approval Clarington’s peer review of work done The peer review points out a number ment, air and groundwater monitoring, by site and technology selection, said the 2009, EA review and approval by to date on the environmental assess- of concerns, including some about how the environmental impact study, land report. MOE ment (EA) aimed at potentially siting an short-listed sites -- all but one of which incinerator in the municipality points were located in Clarington -- were deter- out not only that, but a number of other mined. concerns, said Linda Gasser. One consultant’s report “noted that Clarington staff will present the find- the then draft terms of reference unfairly ings of the peer review, which was avail- prejudiced the site search in favour of able to the public late last week, to the lands owned by the two regional govern- FIND YOUR HIDDEN TREASURE ,

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By Crystal Crimi Students should also set a budget live in residence. she’d be making to the school as well. school. [email protected] for themselves that includes living ex- For Ms. Harish, not buying a park- Ms. Dyal also raised a red flag re- To save money on books, Ms. Per- penses, travel costs, weekly entertain- ing pass turned out to be a mistake. garding transportation. saud borrowed text books from York DURHAM — As post-second- ment, food and transportation, said Since she only had classes three days “Don’t take a taxi, use the bus be- Region’s public library. ary newcomers prepare to shell out Ms. Dyal and Ms. Harish. a week, she opted to buy visitor passes cause it’s free if you have a U-pass (au- And Ms. Dyal’s last tip - take care money for tuition, books, and laptops, Ms. Dyal lived off campus and got and ended up spending a lot more. tomatically added to fees at Durham of your laptop and return it on time current students have some tips to bored really quickly, so Ms. Harish said she hadn’t account- College and UOIT), said Ms. Dyal. if you go to UOIT to avoid getting hit help them stretch their summer she made ran- ed for the study and homework trips Ms. Persaud suggested carpooling to with fees and repair costs. savings. dom shopping Tip one, don’t rely fully trips to stay on your loans, said Shelly entertained - with- Harish, a fourth-year out a budget. She Clubs can help ease transition to college criminology student at quickly ended up the University of Ontar- in debt. Oct. 15 is the deadline ing to get started. bers for ratification. io Institute of Technol- She also ran into “Last year we had about 65 clubs “Generally, the main mandate is ogy (UOIT). food challenges, al- for first semester clubs – that’s up from about five clubs four we want to say yes to all students that “A part-time job would be though initially she years ago,” said Fraser McArthur, apply,” said Mr. McArthur. good,” said Nimrit Dyal, Shelly’s thought she’d save money president of the Student Association. The Student Association checks classmate. Ms. Harish also warned by living out of residence and with- DURHAM — Be it cheer-leading or Club registration forms and infor- to ensure there is no overlapping in students not to rely just on having a out a meal plan. Ms. Dyal spent more campus church, the Student Associa- mation about them are available by clubs and, if there is, it tries to get the summer job either. on groceries. tion for Durham College, Trent Uni- visiting the Student Association on students to work together. University student Samara Persaud “You really need to have a set bud- versity, and the University of Ontario campus or its website. “Clubs are great here for the stu- works three part-time jobs and goes to get and (grocery) schedule,” she said. Institute of Technology (UOIT) has All clubs have to be inclusive and dent life,” said Mr. McArthur. school. Ms. Persaud suggested students clubs for a variety of interests. open to Trent, Durham College, and A list of clubs is available at your- “I think working part-time is pos- don’t purchase campus food and in- And, if something students would UOIT students, even if the school’s sa.ca. sible,” said Ms. Persaud. “Plus, I think stead bring their own meals to school like to see is missing, they can add it name is in the title. Mr. Fraser said new ones may be it helps you to organize.” or have pot lucks with friends if they themselves and receive $500 in fund- They also need at least five mem- introduced on a weekly basis.

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NEWS ADVERTISER EDITORIAL Metroland Durham Region Media Group

Tim Whittaker Publisher Once again, no [email protected]

Joanne Burghardt Editor-in-Chief transit dough [email protected] Mike Johnston Managing Editor for Durham [email protected] Duncan Fletcher Time to get serious about Director of Advertising the region’s growing needs [email protected] Andrea McFater ou can be forgiven if you think the Greater Toronto Area some- Retail Advertising Manager times has its eastern border at the city of Toronto and York [email protected] Y Region. Once again, and this is a common theme going back a decade and Eddie Kolodziejcak more, Durham Region is the forgotten cousin in the Greater Toronto Classified Advertising scheme of things. And this time even neighbouring Hamilton-Went- [email protected] worth is part of the plan where our region is not. We’re speaking of the latest pitch by the newly reinvigorated Abe Fakhourie Greater Toronto Transit Authority (GTTA) to push for $100 million in Distribution Manager government funding to boost public transit in the GTA. [email protected] The plan would include such Green-friendly items as: bike racks on all buses, 1,000 weatherproof bike lockers across the region, a new Lillian Hook transit terminal in Markham, an online trip planner, and expanded Office Manager GO train service on the Lakeshore, Milton and Georgetown lines. It LETTERS TO THE EDITOR [email protected] would also include, according to Durham Regional Chairman Roger Anderson, expansion of Hamilton’s bus service to that city’s airport. Cheryl Haines Not surprisingly, given that the ambitious initiatives apparently Passive Canadian ing all guilt and understanding and British Columbia all sub- Composing Manager bypass Durham Region, Mr. Anderson isn’t overly thrilled by them. our language with the help of an sidize faith-based schools. Ms. [email protected] Perhaps the fact that the GTTA chairman, Rob MacIsaac, is the for- laws amaze reader interpreter after five years, he’ll Crimi’s suggestion that public mer mayor of Burlington and that he made the $100-million proposal fit right in. schools provide optional faith Janice O’Neil announcement in Mississauga last week could lead some to wonder To the editor: Wendy Crawford programs before and after Composing Manager about a pro-west GTA bias. Just an observation. Re: Man given five years for O s h a w a school is not a new one. These [email protected] Durham Region, growing fast beyond the 600,000 mark, is long ‘callous’ sex attacks, Aug. 24 News programs are already available used to being neglected. From inadequate hospital funding to a lack Advertiser. in many communities, although [ Contact us ] of highway expansion, this region has been left lagging when it comes Have we all gone completely Funding faith-based not organized by the school - time to spend provincial and federal money. It was notable that last mad? Refugee will likely be de- boards. While teaching some of News/Sales 905-683-5110 spring’s provincial budget, while announcing ambitious funding ported? I have always been a schools is fair the basics of religion, language Classifieds 905-683-0707 plans for York and Peel regions and the City of Toronto with regard to proud Canadian but this passive and culture, this type of pro- Distribution 905-683-5117 transit, promised virtually nothing for Durham other than some stray attitude is no longer acceptable! To the editor: gramming in no way compares News Fax 905-683-0386 planning cash. Why was this refugee not de- Re: ‘Tory’s stand just a ploy for with a faith-based education General Fax 905-683-7363 It says here the GTTA should go back to the drawing board and look ported back to Afghanistan the votes’, Aug 19. News Advertiser. where the entire day is sensitive E-mail for ways to bring Durham more centrally into the mix. Sure, we’re not first time he sexually assaulted Ontario would never provide to clothing, diet, and holidays [email protected] as populous as Peel and York regions, but we are the gateway to the a woman? Why would he be de- a health service to Catholics ex- while focused on one faith. The Web address eastern part of the province, indeed of the country, and it’s vital we ported back after his sentence? clusively due to their large num- general studies program is often durhamregion.com not be forgotten. I guess us good ole Canadians bers, so I am astounded by Crys- taught at an accelerated rate to Mailing Address Politicians and leaders, be they at Queen’s Park or with the GTTA or are happy to pay for his five- tal Crimi’s suggestion that since make time for international lan- 130 Commercial Ave., any other provincially constituted body, have to remember Durham year stint first, after we have al- Ontario has so many Catholics, guage and religious studies. isn’t located next to Kingston, it’s hard by Toronto. We’re just minutes, lowed him to assault and ruin they deserve school funding All faiths pay taxes and should Ajax, Ont. L1S 2H5 not hours away. It’s time to treat us that way when it comes to transit. the lives of six more Canadian while all other faiths do not. be welcome to join the public women, which could have been Ms. Crimi would have us school system, provided stan- Publications Mail Sales prevented if he was deported the believe that fully funding only dards and accountability are Agreement Number 40052657 first time. Catholic schools is an accept- met. When our Constitution was CLICK AND SAY [ Hours ] It amazes me further, that in able part of our history. She is drafted, women were unable to - 2007 this gentleman gets a fine referring to the Constitution Act vote or hold public office. Lucky This Week’s Question: Do you believe all faith-based and probation for his first sex- of 1867 when funding was guar- for Ms. Crimi that politicians like General office: schools in Ontario should receive public funding? ual assault. He must feel right anteed to protect the minor- John Tory showed leadership to Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Yes No at home here in Canada as we ity Catholics until Grade 9, with make the necessary changes so give our women almost as much Premier Davis extending fund- that our laws evolved to reflect Distribution: respect as they do in Afghani- ing through high school. Con- more progressive thought! Isn’t Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Cast your vote online at infodurhamregion.com stan. What part of assault did doning the funding of Catholic it ironic that Ms. Crimi herself Saturday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. they miss? It would seem a fine schools exclusively as a histori- shows such willingness to resist [ About Us ] and probation would probably cal necessity is absurd - at the changes that would encourage - Last Week’s Question: If Dalton McGuinty’s Liberals are be given for stealing a chocolate time our original Constitution fairness? The News Advertiser is a Metroland re-elected do you think they will fulfill their promise to bar, or smoking a joint. He seems was drafted, women were de- Dr. Gila Gladstone-Martow, Media Group newspaper. The News assume the full cost of disability and drug benefit programs to be embracing our culture by nied the vote! Parents for Equality Advertiser is a member of the Ajax disrespecting our women, deny- Quebec, Manitoba, Alberta in Education Funding & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontar- currently paid by municipalities? io Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Community Newspaper Yes: 73% Assoc., and the Canadian Circula- No: 27% More effort in marriage could’ve tions Audit Board. Also a member of the Ontario Press Council, 2 Carlton St., Suite 1706, Toronto, M5B 1J3, an independent organiza- IN THE COMMUNITY helped couple avoid ‘divorce crawl’ tion that addresses reader com- plaints about member newspapers. The publisher reserves the right to ecently there was a truly happy until they’re wretch- classify or refuse any advertise- newspaper story about a ed. And even that wouldn’t be ment. Credit for advertisement lim- R woman who planned to so bad, I guess, if they didn’t feel ited to space price error occupies. crawl, in her wedding dress, for constantly compelled to share Editorial and Advertising content eight hours to mark her failed their misery with the rest of us. of the News Advertiser is copy- marriage. Dressed in white, veil Isn’t there enough drama in righted. Unauthorized reproduction and all, hands and knees, to the world, real drama, without is prohibited. eight different ‘stations’ around having to cook some up where [ Letters Policy ] the city, commemorating her none really exists? - eight years of Wedded Hiss. Sort Neil The crawling lady apparently We welcome letters that include of a ‘Via Divorce-osa’. Crone has been training for this jaunt name, city of residence and phone Why, one might ask? Well, for more than six months, the numbers for verification. Writers aside from the obvious laughs enter laughing last month and a half spent ac- are generally limited to 200 words inherent in such a venture, ap- tually crawling, in gymnasiums, and one submission in 30 days. We parently she needs to rid herself parks and on the street. Her ex, decline announcements, poetry, of the ‘emotional baggage ... in to soccer practice?’ too, has been involved, gener- open letters, consumer complaints, order to be truly ready for a new ‘Of course I can’t take the kids ously creating a re-mix of their congratulations and thank you submitted photo relationship. This, by the way, to soccer practice! Can’t you see wedding song as a sound track notes. The editor reserves the from a marriage that purport- I’m creating?’ for the film of this silliness. Learning from a pro right to edit copy for length, style edly ended very amicably. No ‘I thought you were creating I can’t imagine how much and clarity. Opinions expressed by abuse, no maltreatment, no al- all morning.’ energy it will take this woman Pickering sculptor Dorsey James, right, marks out a cut as a Scar- letter writers are not necessarily coholic rage. Some people can ‘Oh you plebe...that wasn’t to crawl for eight hours around borough student watches in Morningside Park recently. Mr. James those of the News Advertiser. Due recently lent his talents to an initiative of the Scarborough Arts find baggage anywhere I sup- creating, that was pondering...’ the streets of Toronto on a hot to the volume of letters, not all will Council and the Highland Creek Community Stewardship Project. The pose. Some people love bag- ‘Oh’ August day. Not to mention the Monarch Project 2007: Reclaim Your Space saw youth create a na- gage. All I can say is, God help ‘You’re standing in my aura!’ amount of energy and focus be printed. Fax: 905-683-0386; e- tive plant garden and a wood sculpture carved from a recycled hydro the next guy she meets. ‘Sorry.’ put into planning, publicizing, mail: mjohnston@ durhamregion. pole. Their hard work ended Friday with a celebration and barbecue. In fairness, I should point Because I’m a man, I also can’t filming and mounting a web- com. The newspaper contacts only out that this woman is also a help but wonder what the male site for the whole fiasco. What those whose submissions have To see more photos from residents across ‘performance artist’. I love that equivalent of this ‘divorce crawl’ is interesting to consider how- been chosen for publication. Durham and to submit your own, visit title. I love performance artists. might be? Probably a brisk stroll ever is what that amount of citizenseye.com, the Metroland Durham Region /4 Media Group’s citizen submission website. The These are the people who rent to the nearest wing joint, fol- energy, imagination, creativity & Massey Hall so they can protest lowed, several hours later, by a and passion might have done [ Proud Members Of ] page is dedicated to the submissions and - photos of readers from around Durham. the plight of the nearly extinct crawl home. to keep her marriage together African Horned Puss Worm by We’ve all met people like eight years ago. But there’s not taking a bowel movement on this crawling woman. Most of much drama in a marriage that Do you have a photo to share with our readers? stage in front of 10,000 paying them haven’t gotten to the point works is there? And who wants If you have an amusing, interesting, historic or scenic photo to share customers. Wow, the medium is where they actually label them- to watch that? with the community we’d like to see it. Send your photo, along with a the message, I suppose. selves ‘performance artists’, but Durham resident Neil Crone, written description of the circumstances surrounding the photo (max. One can only ponder how that is, essentially, what they are. actor-comic-writer, saves some ONTARIO PRESS COUNCIL 80 words) identifying the people in the photo and when it was taken much fun marriage to people For people like this it’s all about of his best lines for his columns. to: The News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, ON, L1S 2H5. Or, like this must be. the drama. They drink pain and Follow Neil’s BLOG e-mail photos to [email protected]. ‘Honey can you take the kids breathe upset. They’re never drinfo.ca/croneblog.html P PAGE A7 ◆ NEWS ADVERTISER ◆ August 29, 2007 P.A.C. 4 Teenz Waterfront Concert: Car Wash The Shwa Friday, September 14 Singers 4:30 pm - 7:30 pm Thursday, August 30 • 7 pm Millennium Square Petticoat Creek C.C. Liverpool Road South 905.420.4660 ext. 6100 cityofpickering.com/greatevents 905.420.2222 cityofpickering.com 24 Hour Access 905.420.4660 SEPTEMBER 14th, 21st & 22nd ATTEND PUBLIC MEETINGS Ward 3 - Town Hall Meeting AT CITY HALL Speak DATE MEETING TIME Sept. 4 Planning & Development Committee 7:30 pm with Sept. 6 Advisory Committee on Race Relations & Equity 7:00 pm Mayor Sept. 10 Executive Committee 7:30 pm Sept. 12 Committee of Adjustment 7:00 pm Dave Ryan Sept. 17 Council Meeting 7:30 pm Sept. 18 Heritage Pickering Advisory Committee 7:00 pm Sept. 20 Pickering Museum Village Advisory Committee 7:00 pm Monday, September 24th (Main Committee Room, City Hall) Sept. 27 Waterfront Coordinating Committee 7:00 pm 7:00 pm All meetings are open to the public. Pickering Civic Complex For meeting details call 905.420.2222 Council Chambers Directed by John Edmonds or visit our website. Mayor Dave Ryan invites Ward 3 TICKETS ON SALE NOW! CITY OF PICKERING residents to attend this public forum. $15 - must be purchased HOLIDAY OPERATING HOURS in advance CLOSED Monday, September 3 Discuss concerns or suggestions Not recommended for children under 12 years of age. Civic Complex 905.420.2222 905.683.8401 Recreation Complex & Pool 905.683.6582 you may have in regard to some of Pickering Public Libraries 905.831.6265 the opportunities and challenges Pickering Museum Village 905.683.8401 cityofpickering.com/museum facing Ward 3 and our community. The City of Pickering gratefully acknowledges the financial support Ministry Culture Province Ontario CLOSED Friday, August 31 - Monday, September 3 inclusive The March of the Rebels Upon Toronto in December, 1837. Dunbarton Pool 905.831.1260 Print by C.W. Jefferys reproduced with the permission of the C.W. Jefferys Estate, Toronto - Ownership: Government of Ontario Art Collection, Toronto. After-Hours/Emergency Line City of Pickering After-Hours/Emergency Line 905.683.7575 Creating a Luscious Lawn PICKERING OFFICIAL the GET SET PLAN REVIEW Natural Way FINAL WORK PLAN Natural Way for FALL! Pickering Planning & Development Committee will consider recommendations for a Final Work Plan for the Pickering Official Plan (POP) Review, Tuesday, September 11 • 7 – 9 pm REGISTER NOW! at its meeting scheduled for September 4, Whitevale Community Centre 2007, commencing at 7:30 pm. your little learner Planning & Development Report PD 25-07 recommends a Final Work Cooler temperatures and bountiful harvests make September a lovely Plan to update the POP by adopting seven amendments over a three time to work in the yard. And despite perceptions otherwise, this is also year period that will incorporate City, Provincial, Regional and other the ideal time to enrich your soil, repair your lawn and plan your wants to get out and initiatives in the POP. Report PD 25-07 also includes responses to the garden’s future. comments received from the public and from agencies at, or after, the have some fun! Special Meeting of Council held May 22, 2007 on the need for a review Join Toronto and Region Conservation (TRCA) at this FREE organic lawn of the POP at this time. care workshop and enjoy presentations, displays, refreshments and a draw for prizes. Purchase a subsidized organic lawn care kit* filled with Further information may be obtained from Steve Gaunt, products to help you create a naturally beautiful lawn. Pre-school Programs Planning & Development Department, City of Pickering at *The kit’s retail value is $80 but event participants only pay $50. 905.420.4660, extension 2033 (toll free: 1.866.683.2760) or by Call 416.661.6600, ext. 5741, to order one and to register for Growing Up in Activity! email: [email protected]. the event. Kits will be available for pick-up after the workshop. Visit www.trca.on.ca/yards for more information on this Report PD 25-07 is available from the Planning & Development program and related issues. NEW!Toddler Playgroup (12 - 24 mos) Department, the City Clerk’s Office or on the City’s website at cityofpickering.com/standard/cityhall/index.html. ArtfulToddler (18 mos - 3yrs) A Single Dream, A World of Hope Kindergarten's Coming (3 - 4 yrs) TENDER FOR RUNNING TRACK P.S.Writing is Fun (3 - 4 yrs) – BEVERLY MORGAN PARK Tots in Action (3 - 5 yrs) LIVERPOOL ROAD NORTH Kids are Curious (Science) (4 - 5 yrs) Here Comes Grade 1 (5 yrs) Tender No. T-7-2007 Wiggles 'n Giggles (6 mos – walking) Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned department for the above no later than 2:00 pm: TumbleTots (walking to 22 mos) Bouncin’ Buddies (22 - 36 mos) Wednesday, September 5, 2007 Jumpin' Jax (3 - 4 yrs) The work consists of the supply of the required materials, labour, machinery, tools and appliances for the installation of synthetic Junior Gym (4 - 6 yrs) Black Latex running track surface and track event markings. The Pre-school Skating (3 1/2 – 6 yrs) project location is Beverly Morgan Park, Liverpool Road N., Pickering, Ontario. Creative Steps (3 - 4 yrs) NEW! Salsa Babies & SalsaTots The completion date for this project is October 31, 2007. No extension of this contract will be approved without written Sunday, September 16, 2007 Infants (4 months and up) and Pre-schoolers can get authorization from the City. 9:00 am It is recommended that Bidders visit the site prior to submitting a tender for the work, inspect all existing conditions and ascertain the amount of work involved, estimate any difficulties to be run, walk, bike or rollerblade ... for a cure encountered, including the nature of the subsurface materials and PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX Leisure Programs for all ages conditions to be satisfied as to the total requirements to undertake the work as specified herein. pledge forms available at See the website for details The bidder must include with the tender submission a bid Pickering Recreation Facilities deposit of five thousand ($5,000.00) dollars or a bid bond in the amount of ten percent (10%) of the total tendered amount or online @ www.terryfoxrun.org available for sixty (60 days) from date of tender closing; and an for information contact Kevin Cahill at 905.509.5668 original Agreement to Bond form ensuring that 100% performance and 100% labour & materials payment bonds can be supplied.

After tender closing for evaluation a bidder will be required to provide a copy of their Health & Safety Policy, current Workplace th Injury Summary Report issued by WSIB; current Certificate of 24 Clearance issued by WSIB; certificate of insurance - $5,000,000 Comprehensive Liability including premises and all operations and Waste Management Plan.

This is not a conclusive listing of requirements - it is solely the bidder’s responsibility to review the tendering document for full requirements. Tendering packages are available upon a non-refundable payment IT’S of $25.00 per set by cash or cheque made payable to the City of Pickering by contacting Supply & Services tel. 905.420.4616, located on the 2nd Floor of the Pickering Civic Complex. TIME Request for a list of bidders is to be in writing, faxed to Supply & Services, 905.420.5313. What is the Amazing Race? Pickering Fire Services Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. You’ll have to join us on Have Left The Building September 15 to find out! Pickering Fire Services, Fire The Corporation of the City of Pickering Corporate Services Department FREE 2-Week Super Health Club Membership Prevention and Administrative Supply & Services, 2nd Floor Divisions have moved from Pickering One The Esplanade Interactive Art, Games & Crafts, Face Painting, Pickering Swim Club, City Hall and are now located at Pickering, Ontario HIGH FIVE, Program Information, Nutrition Services and Training Fire Hall #5, 1616 Bayly Street, Information, Wellness Spa Demonstrations & FREE Facility Tours. LlV 6K7 Pickering, L1W 3N2. Telephone: 1867 Valley Farm Road 905.839.9968, fax: 905.839.6327, or Vera A. Felgemacher, C.P.P., CPPO, CPPB, C.P.M., CMM III Conveniently located in central Pickering, between Manager, Supply & Services cityofpickering.com/recreation Brock Road and Liverpool Road just south of Hwy #2. email: [email protected] A/P PAGE A8 ◆ NEWS ADVERTISER ◆ August 29, 2007

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PICKERING — After strong efforts in the heats and the quarter-final round of the men’s 100 metres, Pickering’s Anson Henry fell just short of advancing to the final of the event at the 2007 IAAF Track and Field Championships in Osaka, Japan. In the 100 metre semifinals on Sunday, Henry finished sixth in a time of 10.20 seconds, which was a mere two one Leaf nation gathers hundredths of a second behind the final qualifier in the race. The final qualifier in the heat, Olusoji A. in Pickering to meet Fasuba, of Nigeria, ran 10.18. Running in Darcy Tucker the preliminary heats on Saturday, Henry finished PICKERING — In top photo, hundreds of Toronto Maple Leaf fans endured a long wait second in Heat 4 in for their hero, Leafs’ forward Darcy Tucker, at his autograph session at the Pickering a time of 10.31. He Markets on Sunday. In photo at right, Tucker is escorted by Durham Regional Police PC was one of three Darrin Kellerman and security guard Mohammed Parvez into the building. qualifiers from the heat that won was AJ Groen/ News Advertiser photos by Richard Thomp- Anson Henry son of Trinidad and Tobago in 10.29. In the quarter-finals, also run on Sat- urday, Henry advanced to the semifinals after placing third in Race 3 in a time of Rock falls to Sherwood Park at Canadian championships 10.20. The race was won by Churandy Martina of the Dutch Antilles in 10.10. Mark unimpeded to the net to knot the score Lewis-Francis of Great Britain was second Outlaws edge in 10:17 seconds. at 3-3. Ajax-Pickering 8-6 American Tyson Gay was the eventual After falling behind 6-4 in the second winner of the 100 metre final in 9.85. in Presidents Cup period and lifting Dietrich in favour of Henry will now represent Canada in Mike Miron with 14:07 remaining in the men’s 4-x-100-metre relay, with the senior ‘B’ lacrosse final the second, the Rock battled back to tie heats to begin on Saturday. the game at 6-6 with Joel Johnson scor- By Al Rivett ing his second goal of the game on the [email protected] power play midway through the second [ Hockey ] DURHAM — Drenched with sweat period and Jamie Plunkett netting the and wearing a tattered and torn sweat- tying goal early in the third. Local NHLers sign er he once donned for the Brampton After Prepchuk’s dagger to the Rock’s new contracts Excelsiors and now wears under his heart at the 5:12 mark of the third, the current jersey as a good-luck charm, Outlaws added an insurance marker by DURHAM — Two local National Hock- Ajax-Pickering Rock captain Jim Velt- Kevin Howard with 1:58 remaining to ey League players have recently signed man emerged from a sombre dressing secure the Sherwood Park victory. contracts for the coming season. room. Rock head coach Paul St. John could John Erskine, who grew up and played The 41-year-old long-time pro shook barely contain his emotions after his minor hockey in Ajax, signed a two-year hands with and briefly consoled head emerging from the dressing room after contract with the Washington Capitals. coach Paul St. John after an exhausting Al Rivett/ News Advertiser photo commiserating with a downcast group The 6-foot, 4-inch, 216-pound defence- and bruising Presidents Cup of senior Ajax-Pickering Rock goaltender Mike Miron, left, and Tim O’Brien display their dejec- of players following the hard-fought man played part of last season with the tion during the post-game medal presentations following the Rock’s 8-6 loss to the ‘B’ lacrosse final. Washington Capitals as a free agent where For more Sherwood Park Outlaws in the gold-medal final at the Presidents Cup in Owen Sound he played 29 games and accumulated on this story final in Owen on Saturday. St. John praised his players for their Sound on Sat- gutsy effort that fell just short of the seven points (one goal, six assists). Erskine played parts of four seasons urday night. at the Harry Lumley Bayshore Commu- three of their six goals on the power mark. with the Dallas Stars, starting in the 2001- For the nity Centre. play. But, Sherwood Park also took full “I thought we played really well. Their 02 season. He played 34 games with the second time The championship match between advantage of the man advantage, scor- game plan was obviously as good as our New York Islanders in the 2005-06 season, this season, the two evenly matched squads featured ing four times, including the game win- game plan and on this night it had to where the stay-at-home defenceman Rock were runners-up. Second best in spirted play, plenty of power-play goals ner off the stick of Ben Prepchuk with be a bit better and it was. We knew we scored one goal. Ontario after being swept by the Owen and several lead changes throughout 14:48 remaining in the third period. It would be playing a game with a lot of Meanwhile, Pickering resident Sean Sound Woodsmen in the final series. the course of the contest. was Prepchuk’s fourth goal of the cham- momentum swings and sure enough Avery received a new contract from the And, despite the Rock’s best effort With the victory, Sherwood Park went pionship final. there was. We had them 3-1 early in the New York Rangers after an arbitration to keep the Presidents Cup, symbol- wire-to-wire at the Presidents Cup tour- The Rock led by as much as 3-1 in game and looking good and then all hearing earlier this year. ic of the Canadian senior ‘B’ lacrosse nament, going undefeated throughout the first period, but gave it all back in of the sudden we let them back in the Prior to joining the Rangers last year, championship, in Ontario, the title will the week-long event en route to the rapid succession with Prepchuk scoring game. We couldn’t get the lead back up Avery played for parts of four seasons for now reside in Sherwood Park, Alberta, national title with a 6-0 mark. on the power play at the seven-minute again. the Los Angeles Kings. He also spent two near Edmonton, for the next year after The power play proved a double- mark. Just more than a minute later, “As a coach, all you can ask from the seasons with the Detroit Red Wings, help- ing the Wings win the Stanley Cup during a strong and physical Outlaws squad edged sword for the Rock. They dined Prepchuk scored again on Rock starter the 2001-02 season. outlasted the Rock 8-6 in the title game out with the man-advantage, scoring Steve Dietrich on a solo effort as he ran ✦ See Rock, Page B2 A/P PAGE B2 ◆ NEWS ADVERTISER ◆ August 29, 2007 Carrier of The Week Rock drops close final at Canadians WHOOO has FLYERS ✦ Rock, from Page B1 we stuck to it and they gave everything ended round-robin play on Thursday in Today’s they could possibly give. Some of them night with a 3-1 record, good enough for players is they play with heart and play gave more than they ever thought they first place in Group 1. After losing 9-8 their hearts out. We had a game plan, would. It’s tough.” to Sherwood Park in its opening con- St John gave kudos to Sherwood Park, test, the Rock rebounded to defeat the Wednesday noting they were a team on a mission in Ladner Pioneers 12-6, the Akwesasne August 29, 2007 the tournament. Island Redmen 19-0 and the Six Nations “Sherwood Park was tremendous. Sting 13-2. * Bonanaza Coupons Ajax/Pick. FAST FACTS They were that good all week. They’re a The Rock advanced to the final after Courtenay Visit durhamregion.typepad.com Visit durhamregion.typepad.com FOLLOW ALL OUR BLOGGERS: FOLLOW ALL OUR BLOGGERS: * Durham College Ajax/Pick. The host Owen Sound Woods- team that never, ever lost focus,” he says. upending the Ladner Pioneers 9-4 in Today’s carrier of the week men captured the bronze medal at “They were the better team today and the semifinal contest. * Gold Lion Chinese Ajax is Courtenay. Courtenay enjoys the Presidents Cup, defeating the you have to tip your hat to them. 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He’s currently at the Gen- [email protected] erals’ training camp and will return PICKERING — New Pickering Pan- to the Panthers if the Generals cut thers’ head coach Mark Joslin is be- loose the local forward. ginning to like what he sees at the Fleishman led the Panthers with Pickering Panthers’ training camp. a hat trick and an assist against Co- But, that hasn’t always been the bourg on Thursday. case. Scoring against Bowmanville on In fact, Joslin admits he was none Sunday were Ramsay with two goals, too happy at the beginning of the including a short-handed marker. OHA Ontario Provincial Junior ‘A’ MacQueen, also with a short-handed Hockey Club’s camp last week, with goal, and defenceman Goldberg had the pace being too slow -- much too the other marker. plodding for his liking. The Panthers play their final pre- “The camp started slow, the ice season contest against the Eagles on conditions were rough and some of Thursday at the Pickering Recreation the guys were rusty and nervous. I Complex at 7:30 p.m. wasn’t pleased,” says Joslin. Prior to the beginning of the OP- But, he’s happy to report the pace JAHL regular-season, the Panthers has picked up considerably since the compete in a tournament at Mer- beginning. And, so far in pre-season cyhurst College in Erie, Penn. from action, the Panthers are a sterling 2- Sept. 7 to 9. 0 in games against the Bowmanville At the Mercyhurst tourney, Pick- Eagles and the Cobourg Cougars. ering’s slated to play games against As expected, rookies vying for the New England Huskies and New a chance to impress and possibly York Applecore of the Eastern Junior stick with the club manned the ros- Hockey League, and the New York ter through both exhibition games Bobcats and the Philadelphia Little -- a 6-3 win over the Cougars at the Flyers of the Atlantic Junior Hockey Pickering Recreation Complex last Ron Pietroniro/ News Advertiser photo League. Thursday and a 4-2 win over the Kyle McCrae, right, of the Cobourg Cougars narrowly escapes a check from a flying Cole Watkins of the Pickering Panthers during OHA Ontario Provincial Junior ‘A’ Hockey League pre-season action at the Pickering Recreation Complex last Thursday. The Panthers Eagles in Bowmanville on Sunday. prevailed over Cobourg 6-2. Pickering is currently 2-0 in the pre-season. They play the Bowmanville Eagles at the complex on Thurs- Most importantly, though, Joslin day at 7:30 p.m. Panthers’ has been pleasantly surprised by some of the rookies in camp and in Postscript the exhibition games. on a line with veteran forwards Jamie and should be an exciting player for ets. Ben Calma, a goaltender with the MacQueen and Brad Fleishman. us this year,” says Joslin. “We’ll be In terms of veteran Panthers play- Last week, the Panthers completed Markham Majors midgets last sea- As for the defence corps, which will looking to him for leadership this ers, MacQueen, Fleishman, Brendan a trade with the Ajax Attack where son, got the start against Cobourg be completely year.” Hann and Daniel Mandel have been they obtained forward Tyler Hauer...The Panthers have signed The Pan- strong out of the gate thus far. and was effective. revamped this veteran Cody Smith but his On- “I’ve been impressed with the season because thers will as- “These four veterans have played tario Hockey League rights have way he’s been playing,” says Joslin all six rear- sign veteran well in the exhibitions, even though been traded from the Brampton of Calma, who’s been signed by the guards from Scott Brown to they have a spot on the team,” he Battalion to the London Knights. club and will share duties with vet- last season have blue-line duty says. “Fleishman will be leaving for Smith is currently in London assess- eran Connor Sampson. moved on, Jos- this season. OHL camp in London and has played ing his opportunity with the Knights... He also mentioned centreman lin says he’s less He operated extremely well. He wants to make it Veteran forward Greg Riggs hasn’t Brendan Muise, who played with apprehensive mostly as a for- in London but, if he doesn’t there’s participated in camp or the pre-sea- the Toronto Red Wings midgets last about the blue ward last year. a spot here on this hockey team for son as yet as he’s currently nursing season, and Jordan Ramsay, a for- line with the He’ll be joined him.” a knee injury suffered while playing ward with the Ajax-Pickering Raid- emergence of Mark Joslin Brendan Hann on the blue line The forward lines will be populat- ball hockey... With no defenceman ers minor midgets last year, as being Thomas Long- by signees Mike ed by returning veterans Chad Beal, returning from the 2006-07 season, particularly strong in the exhibition land, who played with the St. Catha- Perry from Richmond Hill in the Mike Mcfarlane and Greg Payne. the Panthers would still like to add two veteran rearguards, if not be- games. rines junior ‘B’ squad last season, in GMHL, Luca Penzo of the Toronto The Panthers have also signed An- fore the season, soon after... Ramsay potted two goals against the pre-season. Young Nat midgets, and Ryan Gold- drew Howes of the Toronto Red Bowmanville Sunday night, playing “He’s played well on the back end berg of the Toronto Red Wing midg- Wing midgets, Stan Smrke of the Local players help Canada win against U.S. teams DURHAM — Four Ajax and Pickering Meanwhile, forward and assistant hockey players helped their respective captain Natalie Spooner and defence- national teams post wins over their man Tara Watchorn -- members of American counterparts in a series the Durham West Junior Lightning -- played over the weekend. represented Canada on the Forward Jenn Wakefield national under-18 squad and defenceman Cristin that played a three-game Allen played for Canada’s series in Ottawa against the national under-22 women’s American U18 squad. hockey team during a three- The Canadians won game series against the U.S. all three games, including in Lake Placid at the Olympic the finale that went to the Center. The Canadians swept Canucks 4-1 on Sunday. the series. 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If you missed them in their separate ways, touring and recording on their own. Ajax earlier this year, here’s John Morris Rankin, considered the musical your chance to see them heart of the group, died in a car accident in 2000, so it was some time before a reunion was broached. DURHAM — Earlier this year, the Rankin The four siblings in 2006 started on a CD, re- Family, after eight years apart, released a new leased in January 2007, just as the Reunion tour CD and took off across the country for a tour. began. Ajax was one of the stops on that Reunion The tour almost didn’t take place as older tour, and the Cape Breton group returns to sister Genevieve, one of the original founders Durham Sept. 1, as of the Rankin Family, the Rankin family ‘It was a way for us to move on. I really felt died suddenly, Ray- makes up for some lene Rankin said. But cancelled dates in this... was a way of celebrating my sister’s everyone decided to B.C. and gets to some life and being together as a family.’ go on. places they couldn’t “Once we started, it RAYLENE RANKIN ON TOURING AFTER SISTER make the first time just sort of clicked,” around, said Raylene GENEVIEVE’S SUDDEN DEATH. she said. Rankin, during a tele- “It was a way for us phone interview from to move on. I really Halifax. felt this ... was a way Raylene, Jimmy, Cookie and Heather Rankin of celebrating my sister’s life and being together will be joined by their niece Molly Rankin, the as a family.” daughter of their late brother and former group And celebrating their music, which is a big member John Morris Rankin, at the concert. part of who they are and where they are from, While in the area, they’ll be taping a Reunion she said. TV show in Toronto, Rankin said. The concert in Oshawa will include some The Rankin family -- Raylene, John Morris, music from the new Reunion CD but will fea- Jimmy, Cookie and Heather -- began touring ture much of the music from the past, their together professionally in 1989 with their Ca- popular songs and traditional music, she said. nadian take on Celtic music. But the family of Once the tour is over, it will probably be 12 children had been entertaining neighbours back to individual pursuits, including Raylene long before that. Rankin’s Christmas tours, she said. The oldest siblings started the original Rankin The Rankin Family plays the General Mo- Family, with the current members taking over tors Centre in Oshawa at 8 p.m. Sept. 1. Ticket photo by Janet Kimber/ Canadian Press as they grew older. The group recorded and information can be found at www.generalmo- Fighting off personal tragedies, including the recent death of group co-founder Genevieve Rankin, the popu- toured together until 1999, when they went torscentre.com/index.html. lar Cape Bretoners continue their reunion tour with a second Durham stop. Film critic points to 10 highly anticipated movies

What to look for in theatres talk began for Javier Bardem as the Oscar winner a potential presidential candidate who runs into for the Oscar as best actress. The film is a con- for best supporting actor for his riveting perfor- a scandal that could impact the very nation he tinuation of the life of the long reigning queen, this mance as a deadly killer following a trail of money. wishes to lead. Great cast, great director, no reason one dealing with her troubles with Spain. Shekar Back to school shopping is done, some leaves Tommy Lee Jones co-stars in one of the major this could be big, except what the public thinks of Kapur, who helmed the first one, is back in the have begun to turn and thought of good movies films of the year. Count on the Coens to bring Cruise these days. director’s chair for this one, with Clive Owen and are bouncing in my head as the studios gear up for something wildly original to the screen as always. Geoffrey Rush co-starring. their annual onslaught of great films to vie for the Sweeney Todd -- Johnny Depp portrays the mur- Academy Awards. The Bucket List -- Two of the greatest living actors, derous barber in Tim Burton’s film version of the Into The Wild -- Sean Penn directs this wild For most of this year we have endured terrible Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman, are together Tony award-winning musical. That’s right, I said adventure about a wealthy young man who for- films, Away from Her (2007) being the happy ex- in this film about two cancer patients who take a musical, and rumour has it Depp is Oscar mate- sakes his money and family and wanders into the ception, but in the coming months we will finally road trip to do all the crazy things they rial for his brilliant performance as the great outdoors heading for Alaska where he finds get some quality. never did before. Rob Reiner directs and bloodthirsty barber. Helena Bonham himself. Emile Hirsch stars in a film that may just There are over 130 new films opening between both actors seem naturals for best actor Carter co-stars. Depp, a brilliant actor, redefine Penn in every manner artistically. Long Sept. 1 and Dec. 31. Here are the 10 I cannot wait nominations. Early screenings have said has done some of his best under the di- a director of deeply personal and intimate films, to see in no particular order because, frankly, I the film is heartbreaking and could be rection of the often superb Burton, and Penn paints on his grandest canvas here, though could not decide which I want to see more. Many the top date movie of the year with its there is every reason to believe this will still maintains the intimacy he finds so interest- of the films below will premiere at the Toronto In- tear-jerking power. be their best work. ing. ternational Film Festival, which is more and more looking like a preview of the Academy Awards. Charlie Wilson’s War -- A political The Assassination of Jesse James by American Gangster -- Ridley Scott directs two drama directed by Mike Nichols with the Coward Bob Ford -- Crazy long title Oscar winners, Denzel Washington as the cor- In the Valley of Elah -- The latest from recent Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts giving for a film that has been plagued with rupt crime lord, and Russell Crowe as the cop Oscar-wining Canadian Paul Haggis who directed off loads of high wattage power that is John Foote post-production issues. Brad Pitt stars trying to bring him down, in this massive crime and wrote Crash (2005), this new film deals with making this the movie of the year, even as the legendary gunmen in a film that epic that will either be a critics’ dream or an audi- a father’s hunt for his son’s killers after the boy though no one has yet seen the thing. could revive the American western yet ence pleaser. The trailer looks incredible, and let’s returns from the war in Iraq and is mysteriously Nichols is a world class director, though wildly in- again. I for one cannot wait to see this. When cast not forget Denzel won his Oscar for being bad in killed. Tommy Lee Jones is said to be Oscar bait consistent, and his stars are, well, incredible when in the right role, with a good director, Pitt can be Training Day (2001). for this one along with Charlize Theron and Susan on their game. an extraordinary actor. Sarandon, all previous Oscar winners. John Foote, director of the Toronto Film School, Lions For Lambs -- Robert Redford directs and Elizabeth: The Golden Age -- Nine years ago Cate is a nationally known film historian/critic and a No Country for Old Men -- The Coen Brothers lat- stars along with Meryl Streep and Tom Cruise in Blanchett became a star in Elizabeth (1998), and Port Perry resident. Get more reviews at www.foot- est film was a huge hit at Cannes this year where yet another political thriller featuring Cruise as with this sequel she becomes the front runner eonfilm.com. Contact him at [email protected] Biographies, scripts served at breakfast Children of Who Has Seen pieces and their biography. The breakfast will be held from 8:30 to 11 the Wind author offer insights a.m. at Writer’s Circle meeting The cost is $13 for members and $16 for guests. The Writers’ Circle of Durham Region is DURHAM — The son and daughter of a Ca- dedicated to raising the profile of writers of nadian literary legend share their insights into all kinds and at all levels, by offering a forum writing biographies and adapting non-fiction through which they can find support, educa- stories into scripts for the stage and screen in tion and networking opportunities. September. To confirm your space, please leave a mes- The Writers’ Circle of Durham Region hosts sage at 905-686-0211, or respond by e-mail to Barbara and Orm Mitchell at its next breakfast [email protected]. meeting. For more information, visit www.wcdr.org. It’s on Sept. 8 at the Sports Garden Cafe in Iroquois Park Sports Centre. The children of W.O. Mitchell, the two au- HERONGATE thors have a unique relationship with the sub- DINNER THEATRE ject of their biographies. 2885 Altona Rd., Pickering NOW PLAYING They have co-authored at two-volume biog- Funny raphy: W.O.: The Life of W.O. Mitchell, Begin- New “A Bench in the Sun” Comedy! nings to Who Has Seen the Wind (1999), and By Ron Clark IT’S Mitchell, The Life of W.O. Mitchell, The Years Call For Reservations A of Fame (2005). HIT! photo by Mary Cook They have also jointly acted as script consul- LABOUR DAY tants for the Jake and the Kid television series WEEKEND SPECIAL and for the stage adaptations of Who Has Seen Getting his ducks in a row the Wind and Jake and the Kid: Prairie Seasons $ 00 Delicious Menu (based on three of the Jake and the Kid stories), 10. OFF ! DURHAM — Pickering Museum Village Foundation chairman (PMVF) Pat Dunnill is ready for the PMVF’s first and currently for a feature film adaptation of PER COUPLE Rubber Duckie Race, Sept. 30 at 3 p.m. The ducks are racing in Duffins Creek at the Fall Family Festival at the GREAT FOOD! GREAT SHOWS! GREAT PRICE! PMVF, with proceeds to the PMVF’s Brougham Central Hotel Restoration Project. Tickets are $5 each or three How I Spent My Summer Holidays. Orm and Barbara are also working on a one- CALL: (905)-472-3085 for $10, with a $1,250 grand prize on the line. PMVF members are selling tickets at the Pickering Town Centre www.herongate.com on Sept. 15. For more information, call Mr. Dunnill at 905-839-4672 or visit http://pineridgearts.org/pmvf.html. man theatre production, An Evening with W.O. Mitchell, based on Mitchell’s performance newsdurhamregion.com NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, August 29, 2007, PAGE B5 A/P

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A/C, furnace, bathroom 19TH CENTURY CHURCH table, bed, sofa bed, mirrors, & E-mail: [email protected] for recorded msg. 1 BEDROOM BSMT, Pickering, with shower, microwave, 3-way pews, pulpit and 2 chairs. Call in exclusive home. Single 1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms or 905-550-1121. much more! Call (905)728-5098 WHITBY, DOWNTOWN. De- fridge & stove. Light to tow. Call Doug (905)683-3903 working person preferred. All Well maintained and 416-573-7684 or 905-925-6001. inclusive $750/mo, parking, tached, 2-bedroom, freshly reno- NEW DANBY WINDOW AIR newly renovated apts. vated bungalow, garage, on his- 4 SNOW TIRES, Blizzak WS-50, CONDITIONERS, FROM $129 available anytime. No smoking or new $600, will sell $300, to fit animals allowed. Call toric, 6-acre estate. Quiet setting AND UP. Danby apt sized freez- Near all amenities. near Hwy 2/401. Unfinished 205/60R15, 4 months old. 905- ers $209. New GE bar fridges, (905)420-8376. From $775/mo+ hydro. OSHAWA 1- bedroom apt, fur- basement, laundry. 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Call Sara $945, avail. Oct.1 Appliances, fridges now available. Wide se- 905-448-0302. and cable included. Land lord in TIRED OF SINGLE'S dances, parking & utilities included. 905- basement apartment. 1st/last re- disastrous blind dates, being the A BEDROOM SET, gorgeous lection of other new and recondi- have at least 1 year recent paedriatic experience. 438-9715. BOBCAYGEON, Regency Point, tioned appliances. Call us today, gated community 2-bedroom quired. Available September lst. third wheel? Misty River can help! cherry sleigh, triple dresser/mir- 1-BEDROOM apt, modern base- Call Paul (905)925-6756 ror, tall dresser, night table, new. Stephenson's Appliances, Sales, ment, quiet court, Oshawa, large condo, garage, gas fireplace, (416)777-6302 OSHAWA NORTH. Updated & www.mistyriverintros.com Cost $7450, sell $1,500. Call Service, Parts. 154 Bruce St. Please fax your resumé to Hanna Krieger kitchen, separate entrance, overlooking Sturgeon Lake. Oshawa.(905)576-7448 renovated 3-bdrm mainfloor. $1300+. Call Henry (705)738- AJAX TOWNHOUSE, 3 bed- 416-524-2018. patio, cable, parking, laundry. Separate entrance, laundry, rooms, 3 baths, 5 appliances, at S.R.T. Med-Staff, Human Resources Near amenities/bus route. No 2211 parking, great neighbourhood, central air, $1,000 plus per mo. AAA CARPET FLOORING & NEWER TUNTURI TREADMILL smoking/pets. First/last, refer- Avail. immediately. No smoking. Available immediately. Call and exercise bike $1000 each, 416 968 3652 or toll free 1 800 650 8839 ences. $750/month inclusive. BOWMANVILLE 2-BDRM HARDWOOD: Carpet 3 rooms • • • • • $1275/inclusive. (905)409-9902 (905) 837-0625. from $329 (30-sq. yd.) includes: older Kawai piano and pool table, Avail. Sept 11th. (905)723-5494 or (905)409-8175. condo. 5-appliances, parking, a/c. $100 each, (905)655-7737. or email: [email protected] Close to go, transit, 401, shop- DAYCARE AVAILABLE, SOUTH carpet, pad and installation. Free ping. 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Med-Staff diningroom, familyroom, electric cable included, near all grand acoustic pianos for sale. condo, security building, close to ment. For more information call: care company, recognized as a trusted, has been accredited by the CCHSA since 2000. fireplace, laundry. Avail. Sept,. 1, amenities, excellent area, avail. AFFORDABLE APPLIANCES, Moving, rentals available. Call all inclusive $900. (905)436-7696. September 1st, $715+ heat & hy- 401, $1000/mo plus utilities. Call 905-427-3879. 905-427-7631 or visit: 905-391-9498. HANK'S APPLIANCES. Durham's dro. First/last. (905)432-1533. Cordova largest selection of reconditioned www.barbhall.com 1-BEDROOM, newly renovated HOME DAYCARE in Ajax offer- appliances in-stock. Washers basement apt., Simcoe/Rossland OSHAWA, 2-BEDROOM Up- BRAND NEW LUXURY Whitby Co-Operative ing before/after school care/lunch PIANO, Heintzman "Acadian" lake view Apartment Condo, $199/up, stoves $149/up, coin sales help & area, separate entrance, shared stairs & 2-bedroom Basement. pick-up for Terry Fox P.S. Also operated washers & dryers $499, model $1800; Hohner Corona II laundry, utilities included, walk to Available immediately. Newly available for immediate lease. 2 Homes full-time care for preschool has Accordian push button excellent bedroom, 2 full bath, 2 parking. 24" fridges $200/up, front load agents bus. No pets/smoking. renovated, $950 Main, $775 is now accepting September openings. Please call washers only $399. Large selec- condition $800; Hammond organ $750/month. Call (905)622-4551 Basement, all inclusive, A/C, $1850/month, includes all utilities. for info 905-239-1130. double keyboard, best offer. 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OSHAWA, 2-BEDROOM, in -btu room air conditioner for sale. (905)885-6666. immediately. People on assis- 8-plex. $850 all utilities included, Smoking. Open house viewing at 650 Gladfern St, FREE piano lamp (ends Sept diagnosis/ estimates energetic. Great commission and Friday & Sat Call Marsha 416- Never been used. $125. Call tance also welcome, (905)707- close to all amenities, transit. Unit #71, Oshawa PIANO/THEORY LESSONS (905)2405524 30th). We have the best prices on Quick/ professional bonus packages. Pease fax re- 1473 or (416)995-7894. 902-7611. new & used pianos. Not sure if sume to 905-839-3579. FANTASTIC WATERFRONT op- Available Sept 1st/15th, first & Hwy 2/Ritchie. Classical & service call Click last. Call (905)720-0100. your kids will stick with les- portunity! Rice Lake - Cottages WHITBY, 1-BEDROOM plus so- NEW, LUXURY DOWNTOWN pop music. 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Call 0393 Programmable dual action low should have good phone skills. maintained quiet 12-plex, small bath, family-sized kitchen, large living room with fireplace, separ- Ken Collis Broker, Coldwell impact cardio machine for home CA FIRM, SCARBOROUGH, re- Exceptional listening skills. building Close to bus/shopping. OSHAWA, SEMI-TOWNHOUSE. Monitor with same workout pro- Laundry, cable, heat, water, ate entrance and private drive- Banker 2M Realty (905)576- Customer quires accounting techni- Above average problem-solving 5200 [email protected] 3 & 2-bdrm+. Harmony/Olive. grams as health club/Measures cian/bookkeeper. Full-time. E- abilities. Working knowledge of 1200 SQUARE foot industrial parking, included. No dogs. way. $1000/month. 416-281- 4-plex semi-townhouse, spa- 2200, Dan Bartley. heart rate. Call April 647-268- mail resume to: reball@ mechanical lubricants very help- unit, in N. Oshawa, Prime loca- 905-576-2982. cious/clean, 3-floors, fin. base- Appreciation 3749. Buyer arrange for pick up tion. $8.30/foot. Call Tom $1097/MONTH, 0 Down gives ebdcas.com ful. Individual should possess you ownership, NOT Rent, for ment, 1-parking, shop- (Scarborough) good computer skills, good initia- (905) 435-7492 2-BEDROOM APARTMENT with OSHAWA, SPRING SPECIAL! ping/schools/bus route, no smok- Sundays Newly renovated 1 & 2 bdrms in this immaculate 3 bedroom tive, interpersonal skills, hard- balcony in Courtice. Separate home. (OAC) Includes Mortgage, ing/pets. $895+utilities. Avail. REDUCED RENT at Courtice LEGAL ASSISTANT; Corp & entrance, parking $750/mo. + senior lifestyle bldgs. Large Commercial & Estates; 4 days working. Contact Annette Ca- Taxes, Heat, Hydro, Water and 4 August/September. First/last/ref- Flea Market. Rent starts at valuci, 514-595-7579 or 514-773- utilities. No dogs. First/last, units. New kitchens & applianc- erences. (905)686-5591 or email: per week, full time, min. 3 years es, carpeting, windows, security. appliances. WHY RENT? 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Available immediately in one of the following areas: 3 BEDROOM MAIN floor avail. in adult lifestyle bldg. Large near GO, shopping, schools, Furniture, Barbecues & More! [email protected] or fax and part-time receptionists. Will apartment, walk to Whitby mall. Call 905-447-6509. Oshawa/Whitby/Clarington This Week Fast delivery. No credit to 905-720-3006 only consider applicants with rele- units, new windows, security. beach, fireplace, CAC, laundry, Aprox 1500sq.ft. 1 card garage, Near bus, shopping. Avail. Au- no pets/smoking. All inclusive. or application refused. Paddy's vant experience and training. 4 car parking, laundry in sep- Market, 905-263-8369 or Please fax or e-mail cover letter, gust/Sept. Call 905-723-1009 or September 1st. $1375. 416-995- Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser RECEPTIONIST REQUIRED, arate room. C/A, $1250 plus 2/3 1-866-601-3083 or 905-728-3162 6940. 1-800-798-5502. resume and references to 416- utilities. Available Immediately. very busy real estate office in 848-6090 or [email protected] www.apartmentsinontario.com To Place your ad, contact Pickering, evenings and week- JOB AT HOME. $487.68 Weekly. (416)804-6414 3-BEDROOM HOUSE, newly SEWING MACHINE + Accesso- ends, good computer skills, ability Assemble Products, Mail or renovated, large property, Cour- 2 ROOMS w/shared bathroom. ries with stand incl. 3 drawers, Computer Work. Free Details PICKERING Altona/Hwy 2. one This Week Classified Department to work under pressure neces- ORTHO TECH NEEDED FULL- 887 SIMCOE ST. N. OSHAWA- bdrm basement apt, separate en- tice area. Appliances included. $500/mo. per room. One room exceptionally maintained $300 sary. Real Estate office experi- TIME for full service Dental lab in www.TopJobReview.com write 1-bed. & 2-bed. nice, bright, Great for animals, available w/ensuite $600/mo. Simcoe/Con- Fax 905-579-4218 o.b.o Linda 905-683-1939 CHRJobs: 372 Rideau St, trance, ravine lot, clean, quiet. ence an asset. Fax resume to Ajax. Wires and acrylic. 905- clean, near bus, coin laundry, Fridge/stove, washer/dryer, fire- immediately. $1300/month plus lin. Walking to distance to Duham e-mail: [email protected] 905-619-3334 or 905-831-7070. 426-3663. #916-A15, Ottawa ON, K1N 1G7 available Sept.1 $635 inclusive & heat/hydro. Call (905)434-6128. College/UOIT, share kitchen, liv- STAINED GLASS supplies & 1-800-351-5120 place. No smoking/pets, Avail $725+ hydro, 1-parking. Sept 2. $800-inclusive. Best suit- ingroom, laundry. Newer home, Phone 905-576-9335 ~ 905-683-0707 tools, too much to list, package First/last/no pets. (905)668-1946 Avail. Sept 1st. 905-983-1053 deal only $1200. Guitars Building ed for working single. 416-818- A GREAT FOR SMALL FAMILY Deadline 2pm Friday previous ~ Limited time offer M&M MEAT SHOPS FRAN- 4602 -Whitby detached house, Ross- Supplies, wood & tools, package CHISE OPPORTUNITY Seminar AJAX, Hwy #2/Westney 2-bed- land/Thickson, 4-bdrms, 2-1/2 AJAX, HARWOOD/HWY. #2, 2 deal only $1000. Call (905)441- September 13, 2007 from 7-9pm room basement apt., $940 reno- PICKERING ALTONA/Shepherd. baths, dbl garage, family rm w/fpl, furnished rooms for rent in beauti- 1012 anytime. Scarborough, Ontario Become vated. Near amenities, schools 1-bedroom basement apartment, $1325/mo.+utilities, legal Bsmt ful, $525/$550. Parking/utilities part of our award-winning fran- and transit. No smoking/pets, private entrance, laundry, park- apt. not incl., 1st/Last, No Smok- included. First/last. Female/stu- TRICYCLE, Adult $200.00 or B/O Now hiring for the following chise team!! We are currently near amenities. 905-426-9898 ing, immaculate. Suitable for ing/Pets. September. Tim Web- dent preferred. No pets/smoking. 905-668-4377 full and part time positions: seeking franchisees for existing quiet person, non-smoker, no ster, Sutton Group Heritage Bro- 905-239-4116. store opportunities in the GTA in- BEAUTIFUL 2-storey 2 bedroom pets. $900/month. (416)258-9804 kerage (905)619-9500. UPRIGHT ENGLISH PIANO, - Line Cooks, Sautee and Grill Cooks cluding Pickering, Scarborough apt. central Oshawa. Quiet neigh- AJAX, HOME TO share, fur- good condition, $700 or best of- and Thornhill. Register early, bourhood, clean, wood floors + PICKERING, Bachelor apt, re- AA OSHAWA, SPACIOUS 3+2 nished, bus route, cable, Internet, fer. Call (905) 430-9287. - Dish/Salad space is limited. call Marianne at carpet. 2 appliances. First/last. cently renovated. Separate en- bdrm's. A/C, garage, fin bsmt, parking, www.viewit.ca ID# - Competitive Wages 1-800-461-0171 Ext. 395 avail Oct 1. $800 905-925-1131. trance, 1-parking, prefer single fenced backyard. On bus route, 56157. $485. 905-239-1732, 416- Qualified Craft Show USED RESTAURANT Equip- www.mmmeatshops.com tenant only. No smoking/pets. near schools. No smoking/pets. 723-5576. ment. For more information Please apply in person at References req'd. $650/month. Avail. immediately. $1300/mo+. please call (905)213-1815 N.E. TORONTO, (Durham Re- BLUEWATER 905-420-0996 call between Call 416-803-9495 LARGE CLEAN, FURNISHED Exhibitors Wanted 75 Consumers Drive, Whitby gion) Established Wimpy's Diner 10am-3pm room, close to OC. No pets. WASHER AND DRYER, at the AMC Centrum for sale. Steady clientele. For PARK WHITBY ADELAIDE/CENTRE, Oshawa Share kitchen & bath, ideal for $200/pair or $150 Washer and 1 & 2 Bedrooms THE (905)668-0082 more information please call 905- PICKERING, Brock/Hwy.#2 large 3-bedroom, main floor of working person. First/last. Phone $50 Dryer. Good condition. Even- 431-0959 Please call newly renovated 5-appliances house, and 2-bedroom basement 905-436-1420. ART O ings 905-576-9034 Mon - Fri 9 am-5 pm walkout, 1-bedroom plus office, apt $1050/$850 plus utilities, E F Evening by appt. only separate entrance, 4pc bath, September, Sep. entrances, air, NORTH WHITBY, room available H in new condo. Use of all facilities, 905-571-3522 cable, a/c, all inclusive. parking, laundry. All appliances $900/month. No smoking/pets, included. (416)695-4667 parking. $500/month. ALSO 2- Shelter Canadian first/last. Suit working person. bdrm condo for rent. $1100. C Properties Ltd. 905-239-3816. AJAX (north of Westney and Avail. immediately. Call (905)243- O Y FIREWOOD for sale. Maple, PDA LEVEL II, part-time position. $$MONEY$$ Consolidate Debts Rossland), Immaculate newer 3 8984 leave msg. U R Beech, Oak. 16", seasoned. Not suitable for new grad. Mortgages to 100%. No income, bdrm. house, 5 appliances, AC, NT $260/cord plus delivery. Also fire- bad credit OK! ONTARIOWIDE BOWMANVILLE - 2 bedroom PICKERING, WHITES/FINCH, Required Immediately- Tuesdays & Thursdays, huge 2 bedroom basement apart- 2 1/2 baths. No smoking/pets, OSHAWA - FURNISHED room wood logs & cedar posts 9:30am-5:30pm. July & August FINANCIAL CORPORATION with den, close to all amenities. $1300 + utilities, 905-428-2015. for rent, use of all facilities, cable (905)986-9610 or 905-718-4765 Ajax 1-888-307-7799 $930 per mo. plus hydro and ment. Newly renovated. Quiet off. Christmas & March Break off. neighbourhood. No pets/smok- included. $400 per mo. CRAFT SHOW Regular part time Please fax resume to Mary cable. Office hours 9 - 5, Monday AJAX, AUDLEY/TAUNTON, jun- (905) 432-7583. - Friday. (905)430-1877. ing. $850 inclusive. 2 car park- Clerical person to 905-434-8520. CENTRAL FUNDING GROUP, ing, laundry. Available immedi- ior executive 3 bedroom de- Distinct Designs from Premier Crafters, assist Administrative first & second mortgages to ately. 905-837-3258. tached house, spotless, 5 appli- OSHAWA, ROOMS in well-kept PHARMACY ASSISTANT - late 100%. From 5.7 % for 5 years. BOWMANVILLE, MODERN ance, a/c, c/vac, ceramic/hard- clean house. Ideal for students or Artisans & Gift Suppliers Assistant with office. shift, full/part time required for Best available rates. Private clean, quiet, non smoking adult PICKERING: 1-bdrm. bsmnt. wood, fenced yard, garage, se- professionals. Internet, cable, DREAM MAKERS ACRES, We will work around Whitby Ind. Pharmacy. Must be funds available. Refinancing debt lifestyle one bedroom and one Separate entrance, full bathroom, curity system. No pets/smoking. laundry, parking. Close to bus, Golden Retrieve pups, vet experienced. Fax resume to: consolidation a specialty. For bedroom plus office. No dogs. 2 walk-in closets, clean, new car- $1600+. Immediate. 416-904- min.to college/university. $400- checked, needles, dewormed, your schedule. Email Available September/October lst. [email protected] 905-666-8081. fast professional service call pet/painted, close to bus, 1584, 416-554-2034 $500/mo. No smoking/pets. Avail. various colours, home raised. (905)666-4986. Call (905)725-1052. amenities. Suitable for family. No immediately. (905)571-5748 Also to follow: Christmas Golden RPNS NEEDED FOR a new re- pets/smoking. Available Sept 1st, AJAX- Westney/Rossland 1 bed- and Shi-tzu pups. (705)488-1179. tirement home in Pickering. PRIVATE FUNDS - 1st, 2nd CENTRAL EAST OSHAWA 2- 905-619-1028. room spacious basement apt. WHITBY CLEAN furnished room Please fax resume, attention mortgages. Consolidate bills, low bdrm., a/c, $950.00 + hydro. Separate entrance, shared laun- for rent in new condo/townhome FREE TO GOOD HOME, 1-yr old sales help & Bonnie at Abbeylawn Manor, rates. No appraisal needed. Bad Avail. Sept. 1. No pets/smoking. PORT WHITBY 1722/1724 Duffe- dry, parking. $650+1/3 utilities. complex. Shared kitch- male dog, Great Pyrenees Moun- 905-509-0011. credit okay. Save money. No obli- Not suitable for small children. rin St. Newly renovated spacious, First/last. References. No en/bath/laundry, cable and park- tain mixed w/German Sheppard. agents gation. No fees OAC. Call Peter Call Dorothy for Information: quiet 1 & 2-bedrooms pets/smoking. Available Sept. 1. ing included. $550/mo, non- Great temperament, no illnesses, (416)460-4594, Mortgage Lead- (905)623-3651. $765/$795. Available immediate- (905)428-9695. smoker. 905-430-7133 or 905- great w/other pets and people. 442-0920 Garden/Dryden area. NEW HOME SALESPERSONS, ers ly/Sept 1st. Laundry, parking, (905)240-3114 KING/WILSON, OSHAWA Quiet walk to GO, 401/Brock St. Near AVAILABLE SEPT 1 N.E. Avail immediately. One salesperson with experience building, near shopping, transpor- needed for Pickering new home sports arena/shopping. 1-800- Oshawa. 3-Bedroom house, park- GERMAN SHEPPARD Pups, tation. Utilities, parking included. 693-2778 ing, fenced yard. $1200 + gas & WHITBY, LARGE BRIGHT room Ready to Go. German working sales site. Unlicensed, experi- COOK - SOUS CHEF, mature, 1-bedroom Oct 1st, 2-bedroom enced new home salesperson will electric. Call 905-623-3802, in new home, upper level, share lines, CKC Registered, first shots, experienced required for Port apts available Sept. & Oct. 1st, RENOVATED 2-BDRM bsmt apt. (905) 987-1064 bath with one. All inclusive, General Motors Centre dewormed, microchipped, 2 year be given consideration. Must be Perry restaurant. call Franco Call (905)571-4912 until 6:00pm. fluent in English with good com- Quiet SW Pickering, near Water- cable/internet, parking, utilities health guarantee, parents on site. (905) 982-0200, Fax (905) 982- (1) A TWO bedroom, Oshawa front Trail, Frenchman's Bay, LARGE 3 BDRM., main level. and laundry, kitchen. Female pre- October 12-14, 2007 (705)932-1567 munication skills. Commission 0266 north, quiet 6-story building, on Plans commensurate with experi- LARGE 2-BEDROOM basement transit, 401, GO train. Completely Excellent neighbourhood. Fenced ferred. No pets/smoking. Sept ground floor, appliances, parking, apartment $950/month inclusive self-contained, own laundry room. yard with walkout to deck. $1175 1st. $550/inclusive. (416)333- GORGEOUS GOLDENDOODLE, ence and skills. Please fax re- on bus route, utilities included. sume to: 905-509-6112. FLOOR MANAGER required for OR 2 ROOMS $120/room weekly Parking. $900/month. (647)892- +1/2 utilities. Avail. September 1. 9165 (905)493-1819 For more information call 905-426-4676 ext.257 Aussiedoodle & Labradoodle Denny's Diner located in Picker- $880 available Sept 1st. Call inclusive. No pets. Suit family or 7012 Call 905-434-2615. puppies, Smart, loving & cute. ing. Please email resume to: (905)436-9785. students. (905)404-2543 or or visit www.showsdurhamregion.com Very low to non shed, 705-437- [email protected] or (905)914-2543. SOUTH PICKERING, 3 bedroom OSHAWA - SIMCOE/OLIVE 2790 www.doodletreasures.com PART-TIME SALES associate fax to: 905-837-5770 1 BEDROOM APTS, Oshawa. apt. (main floor of house). Sep- 3-bdrm house with large yard. required for busy optical store. Starting from $450/mo plus NEWCASTLE- one bdrm above tember 1st, a/c and utilities in- Near Catholic school. Laundry, SELL IT NOW LABRADOR PUPS, black and Must be mature and reliable with FULL TIME DAYS - Dishwash- heat/hydro. Avail. September/Oc- ground apt for rent. Avail.now. cluded. $1250/month. First/last all appliances. $1150/mo plus CENTRAL OSHAWA - beautiful yellow, exceptional pedigree, reg- good people skills. Optical er/Janitorial. Apply in person to tober 1st. First/last, references. Newly renov. utilities incl, first/last and security deposit required. utilities. First/last. Avail immed. house to share, near all CALL AJAX istered, guaranteed, first shots, experience an asset. Please fax Massey's Restaurant 774 Liver- Quebec St. Stephen 905-259- req. No pets. $800/mth Call 905- Call Jeff 416-461-9735, leave Call 905-571-5220 or leave mes- amenities. $425.00 mo. inc. PIANO, $500 or best offer. declaws removed, $700. 905- resume to 905-432-6058. pool Rd. S. Pickering. 5796, 905-576-8699. 987-4616 or 905-243-5895 message. sage. lst/last, Sept. lst. (905)728-0514. 905-683-0707 (905)839-2034 352-2614. newsdurhamregion.com NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, August 29, 2007, PAGE B7 A/P

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