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[ Briefly ] Toronto man tasered at Ryan joins economic trip to Europe RIDE check Sustainability, energy three Regional officials and one staff ance (GTMA) business mission. Dur- Regeneration Corporation and the To- and the environment member are heading off to Sweden, ham Region is planning another trip ronto Region Research Alliance. DURHAM — A Toronto man Denmark and The Netherlands this to Europe in July for members of the On the itinerary is a visit to SYSAV, was subdued with a taser gun by to be highlighted during June. works committee to tour a number of a municipally owned energy-from- Durham cops early Tuesday morn- “We are looking at all kinds of dif- energy from waste facilities. waste facility in Malmö, Sweden and ing in Port Perry after he became business mission ferent ways to develop in a sustainable According to Mr. Lindeblom there to Linköping, where the city’s fleet of belligerent at a spot check aimed way,” said Doug Lindeblom, director of are more than 20 participants regis- vehicles runs on bio-gas. Participants at removing drunk drivers from the By Erin Hatfield economic development and tourism at tered for the GTMA trip from across will also visit Hammarby Sjöstad, Swe- Region’s roadways. [email protected] the Region of Durham. the GTA, including a number of Dur- den’s most sustainable development According to Durham police, Mr. Lindeblom, Regional Chairman ham businesses like Ontario Power of 6,000 apartments. officers set up a roving Reduced DURHAM — Local politicians say Roger Anderson, Ajax Mayor Steve Generation and Veridian Corporation. There are three things Mayor Par- Impaired Driving Everywhere Durham has a lot to learn from Europe Parish and Pickering Mayor Dave Ryan There will also be representatives from ish said he hopes to accomplish on (RIDE) program during Monday’s when it comes to sustainability, en- are taking the European tour as part York Region, Newmarket, Minto De- evening hours, focusing on areas ergy and the environment. To that end, of the Greater Toronto Marketing Alli- velopments, the Toronto Waterfront ✦ See Ryan, Page A2 in Bowmanville, Courtice, Oshawa, Whitby, Pickering and Port Perry. While authorities made no impaired driving arrests, they did have a fairly active few hours in the Port Perry area where they set up a spot check at the intersection of PICKERING KIDS HELPING KIDS Simcoe and King streets. In one incident, police say a 47- year-old Toronto man began yelling and swearing at officers after he was stopped around 1:15 a.m. on Tuesday. After being served with a pair of tickets, the man became enraged, got out of his vehicle and assaulted an officer, say police. As a result, the officer used a taser to subdue the man. He was later charged with as- saulting police and was held for a bail hearing. Earlier, during the same RIDE check, officers seized approxi- mately 1.7 grams of cannabis resin and an illegal butterfly knife after they stopped a 23-year-old Aurora man at the Port Perry checkpoint at 11:15 p.m. Monday night. He faces charges for pos- session of an illegal substance and unauthorized possession of a weapon. As well, a 24-year-old Oshawa man faces drug charges after of- ficers found him in possession of four grams of marijuana around 11:50 p.m. He was later charged with possessing a controlled sub- stance. Police remind the public that they plan to operate RIDE spotchecks at various locations throughout the year [ Index ]

Editorial Page, A6 Sports, B1 Entertainment, B3 Photo by Jennifer Roberts Classified, B5 PICKERING — Nine-year-old David Leonard, eight-year-old Alexandra Vragovic and two-year-old Vlad Surdu, from the Bridges Kinder Connection-Dunbarton-Fairport United Church Daycare, prepare for their ‘Kids Helping Kids’ fundraiser for Sick Kids walkathon. The day care has been involved in the event for 20 years and has [ Call us] raised nearly $20,000.

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SPRING INTO SUMMER MAINTENANCE PACKAGE make way for water plant expansion • Oil & filter change • Tire rotation • Coolant check • Brake Inspection Environmentalist plant treats sewage from both regions, “Just one of the mature trees which versity plan for restoration, which is $150 Value $59.95 and approximately 80 per cent comes were destroyed would absorb more part of the Municipal Class Environ- For Only $59.95 criticizes bulldozing from York Region. greenhouse gases and produce more mental Assessment (Schedule C) rec- 905-831-5400 of ‘mature trees’ “It’s not serving Pickering; it’s not oxygen than thousands of seedlings ommendations. Mr. Presta explained 575 KINGSTON RD serving Durham Region,” Mr. Robb planted during earth week,” he said. part of the construction will then in- www.pickeringhonda.com said in an interview. “This big expan- John Presta, director of environ- clude planting new trees to comple- By Kristen Calis sion here is to service York Region.” mental services for Durham Region, ment the site. [email protected] Mr. Robb has been volunteering with specializes in water supply and waste He noted the WPCP treats water for the Rouge Duffins Greenspace Coali- water. He said the trees were removed millions of residents and said “We’re in PICKERING — When Scarborough tion for several years. One of its main in order to expand the WPCP. He ex- the business of protecting the environ- resident and forest ecologist Jim Robb objectives is to protect a large Rouge plained the plant currently has a ca- ment, not destroying it.” had to run an errand in Pickering, Duffins greenspace link between Lake pacity to treat 420 megalitres (420 mil- Mr. Robb criticized the lack of an he decided it was time to visit Duf- Ontario and the Oak Ridges Moraine. lion litres) of sewage per day and will individual EA in the process. fins Creek. When he arrived, he was He raised environmental concerns, expand to 630 megalitres. They’ll be “It’s absolutely outrageous that the shocked to see the removal of “hun- and said it was very discouraging to adding two incineration units, which Province and Premier (Dalton) Mc- dreds of mature trees” under way. see “two-and-three-foot diameter ma- he said will decrease waste shipments Guinty and the regional governments The Duffin Creek Water Pollution ture” trees bulldozed down a week from Durham to Michigan. He said of Durham and York have done this Control Plant (WPCP) is jointly owned after politicians planted trees on Earth they have been working with Toronto by York and Durham regions. The Day. and Region Conservation on a biodi- ✦ See Pioneer, Page A2

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Oshawa man “The violation of the chil- dren never ends,” Mr. Broth- caught up in erston said. “It exists in the U.S. Internet Internet world and for all practical purposes it can sweep never be destroyed... it ex- ists in perpetuity.” By Jeff Mitchell Defence counsel Brian [email protected] Scott called for a conditional sentence, urging the judge to DURHAM — A former find the porn collection dis- Scout leader has been sen- covered in Mr. Fairweather’s tenced to nine months in possession was not as exten- jail for distributing child sive or egregious as in other pornography after a judge cases where jail terms have rejected a defence argument been handed out. for a term of house arrest. Mr. Scott also pointed to Kristen Calis/News Advertiser photo James Brian Fairweather, a psychiatric report which Jim Robb stands in front of some of the mature trees cut down at the Duffin Creek Water Pollution Control Plant to make way for the plant’s expansion. 45, embraced his parents indicates Mr. Fairweather is and partner in an Oshawa not a pedophile and pres- courtroom before being ents a very low risk to reof- led away to begin serving fend. his sentence Tuesday. He Mr. Fairweather sought pleaded guilty to a single out images of young men as Pioneer home to be reassembled on southern part of property count of distribution of child he went through a midlife pornography in April. reassessment of his sexual- ✦ Pioneer from page A1 management plan; and, limiting son. But in response, Mr. Presta ponds, showing disrespect for He is one of two Durham ity, Mr. Scott said. His repu- the expanded plant’s capacity to said they took timing into consid- our cultural heritage,” Mr. Robb men caught up in Project tation and career have been without an individual environ- 520 million litres of effluent a eration and made sure to remove said. Falcon, a wide-ranging U.S.- ruined by the charges and mental assessment,” he said. day. the trees before that occurred. Mr. Presta said the home will based investigation that saw ensuing publicity, he told Last year, the Town of Ajax re- At the time, Mr. Presta noted “They were taken down prior be taken down and reassembled undercover officers gain ac- the judge. quested the environment min- the minister basically denied the to the migratory bird period,” he on site on the southern part of cess to Internet child porn “What a hard way to learn ister consider an individual EA request for an individual EA. He said. the property. sites, then track users buy- a lesson that what you’re since the plant also impacts Ajax. said they were already planning A heritage home on the lot was He said a contractor special- ing material with credit doing is socially unaccept- Minister Laurel Broten then im- on doing most of that work, but in the midst of the tree removal, izing in historical homes will do cards. American authorities able,” Mr. Scott said. posed conditions on the project, the conditions will only speed up also raising concerns. the job. forwarded information to “It’s been a rough ride. such as: lowering the amount the process. “A historically significant stone Mr. Presta said it will take at cops here. People have shunned him.” of phosphorus that can be dis- Mr. Robb was also concerned pioneer home from the 1800s least three or four years to com- When Durham police But Justice Campbell charged; developing an odour- for birds during the nesting sea- is being surrounded by sewage plete the expansion. executed a search warrant opted for a jail term, say- at Mr. Fairweather’s Sim- ing harsh punishment is coe Street North residence the only way to send a mes- in January 2005 he was in sage of deterrence to others the act of downloading and tempted to access and trade GIGANTIC CLOSE-OUT SALE sharing pornographic imag- child porn. es online, prosecutor Glenn “When people begin to Brotherston said. view these images as normal Police seized computer it offends all of society,” the equipment and retrieved judge said. 2,400 images, the majority of “This community will not which depicted nude boys, abide that type of behaviour.” 6900 AIRPORT ROAD, HALL 6, MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO Mr. Brotherston said. But a Mr. Fairweather will also be number of the images also placed on the national sex portrayed explicit sexual offender registry and serve abuse of children. three years of probation. Mr. Brotherston called for Project Falcon also led to FIVE MILLION a jail term, telling Ontario the arrest of an Ajax man in Court Justice Hubert Camp- late 2004. DOLLARS bell that distribution of child Christopher James Brook- GIGANTIC CLOSE-OUT pornography helps perpetu- field was sentenced to 90 OF SURPLUS ate the abuse that occurred days in jail after pleading to create the images in the guilty to possession of child INVENTORY LIQUIDATED! first place. porn in January of this year. Ryan looks for sustainability UP TO 90% OFF THE PRICE YOU WOULD ✦ Ryan from page A1 trip because quite frankly I think it will have higher PAY IN STORES! the trip, including seeing an dividends paid to direct it energy-from-waste facility that way,” Mr. Parish said. “I with his own two eyes. think that in terms of pos- “I want to observe them sible benefits for Ajax it cer- LOOK FOR THE 12 PAGE FLYER first hand and speak to the tainly has that potential and operators,” he said. there’s nothing on AMO or in TODAY’S PAPER or SEE IT at He also plans to meet FCM that tells me that I’ll with a Swedish company be missing something.” www.xscargo.ca that has expressed an inter- Seeing Europe’s sustain- est in the Ajax steam plant. able development is of par- SALE “We have been working ticular interest to Mayor for some time to clean our Ryan. steam plant up,” Mayor Par- “As we are looking at the ish said. Seaton development com- Thirdly, he said, Ajax is ing on stream, this is an op- always looking for investors portunity to see firsthand who want to bring industry some of the sustainable to Durham Region and Ajax development happening,” and this trip might yield Mayor Ryan said. some leads in that regard. He is particularly inter- The three are going for ested in seeing the way the first week of the trip at communities come togeth- $ $ a cost of $6,550 each, all er, how they are physically 697 998 inclusive. structured, energy options Mayor Ryan’s trip is paid they use and waste collec- for through the Region’s tion. GTMA program budget as “Sweden is a leader in he is Durham’s GTMA rep- some of those things,” Mayor resentative for Durham. Ryan said. “I am very inter- For Mr. Anderson and ested to see how they work Mayor Parish, the trip is and talking to some of the paid for through their an- people who were involved nual conference allowanc- in the implementation.” He es. is also looking to build busi- Mayor Parish said he has ness relationships. “I think decided to direct his con- for Durham, we invest as a ¢$99 $ 99 $ 98 ference allowance in this Region in the GTMA, and I 99 19 29 7 way as opposed to attend- think it is incumbent on us ing the annual Association to participate in these trips of Municipalities of Ontario and help make them suc- (AMO) or the Federation cessful,” Mayor Ryan said. of Canadian Municipalities “When people go over there (FCM) conferences. they go over to work and to “I am allocating those do the best for your com- conference funds to this munity.”

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Volunteers have ing books that the self-proclaimed roughly the same since she started making a difference,” says Art- bookworm has picked out herself. the Circle. miz Rahimi, a Dunbarton High ‘lots of fun’ Additionally, Mrs. Shaukla, 70, has Mrs. Shaukla has received plenty School student and volunteer. created word games the buddies can of assistance with the Reading Cir- And, it is evident that the chil- By Nadia Hussein play that teach the children about cle. dren love the program as well. Mrs. Special to the News Advertiser vowels, rhyming words and more. “The library helps a lot with the Shaukla recalls a story where one of The idea for the Circle came about promotion,” she says. the children asked their mother if it PICKERING — Raji Shaukla is because the mother of three used to “They put up flyers 14 years ago was Saturday and was disappoint- quick to respond when asked if there volunteer at a local school, assisting and we are still printing them off.” ed when told it was only Monday. is ever a Saturday she doesn’t want nine children to read on a one-on- Mrs. Shaukla also credits Fron- Shiyama Sivapalan, 10, is clearly a to get out of bed. one basis. tier College in Toronto for help- fan of the program and Mrs. Shaukla. “No. Never,” she says. “I love She figured if she could find more ing her start the Reading Circle, “I get to experience a different children and I love books.” volunteers, even more children one of many Canada-wide that book every Saturday at the Read- Mrs. Shaukla has been running a would benefit. the college sponsors. Every year it ing Circle,” she says, “And Raji is Reading Circle for the past 14 years, So, the former architect ap- provides a box of new gift books very sweet, caring and helpful.” currently at the Pickering Central proached several principals she for children and volunteers. To Mrs. Shaukla, the best part of Library, where children ages four to had worked with and told them The Circle runs from Septem- the Reading Circle is “when the chil- 12 receive assistance with and enjoy she wanted to help children. ber to June and follows the school dren do well in school.” reading. “They said, ‘Absolutely, you find schedule. It’s a great way for high However, the children might argue On Saturdays from 9:30 to 10:30 the volunteers and we will send the school students to earn community that the best part is the candy hand- a.m. English and French-speaking students’,” says Mrs. Shaukla. hours and for locals to just help out. ed out at the end of the program volunteers, ranging from high school Altogether, there are 64 people “I think the Reading Circle is or the occasional parties thrown. Ron Pietroniro/ News Advertiser photo students to seniors, get together with in the program this year and Mrs. very educational for children. I Anyone wishing to find out more Raji Shaukla runs the Reading Circle a child and “have lots of fun” read- Shaukla says the number has been love going every Saturday. I love about the Reading Circle can con- program at the Pickering Central Li- brary. tact Raji Shaukla at 905-839-3037. Funding NOW THOUSANDS OF NEW BOOKS ONLINE GREAT KIDS TITLES, COOKING, HEALTH & MORE!! cuts hurt Sudoku 1/2 PRICE OR LESS 570 Kingston Rd. Pickering 48 1 local Across from National Sports in Old Payless Drugs Bldg. West of Whites Rd. 1 7 9 6 8 7 4 3 1 3 876 9 8 576 6 7 5 24 groups 6 19 Children will suffer as a result of lost funding, groups say

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That was the reaction of local not- region for-profit groups this week as they received letters from the federal gov- ernment denying them funding to hire summer students through the Canada Summer Job Placement pro- gram. durham “This is going to have a big impact it out at Check on us,” said Lee Kierstead, the execu- tive director of the Oshawa Commu- nity Health Centre. “We are shocked. The funding was pulled out from *OWFTUNFOUT under us without any warning.” YOU NEED The community group has been 4FSWJDF ZPV DESERVE receiving money through the youth placement program for more than 20 years and depends on it to run its Jason Liebregts/ News Advertiser photo annual summer camp program that serves 385 children of low-income 3USAN-,EPP ÜÜÜ°i`Ü>À`œ˜iðVœ“ families, Mr. Kierstead said. Dance to the music ££äxʈ˜V Ê
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Tim Whittaker Bag ban would put Publisher [email protected]

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ou can’t get away from the environmental awareness wave Duncan Fletcher that is sweeping across the world and seems to have found Director of Advertising Ya ready and willing audience in Canada. [email protected] In this province, and especially in Durham Region, going green has been all the rage over the past year. Consider all the Andrea McFater initiatives that have been launched in an effort to cut down on Retail Advertising Manager waste and greenhouse gases. [email protected] The Region has come fully on line with composting and waste diversion and has already passed the vaunted 50 per cent of Eddie Kolodziejcak waste diverted from landfill goal. Classified Advertising Additionally, the Province has announced plans to develop [email protected] more energy from nuclear sources, a move that would help to shut down the coal-fired Nanticoke plants and would likely Abe Fakhourie mean as many as four more reactors at the Darlington plant. Distribution Manager We’ll also be getting energy-saving light bulbs several years [email protected] from now provincewide and we’re looking to further cut waste to landfill sites by building an incinerator, likely in Clarington. Lillian Hook Another piece in the puzzle is an intriguing idea pushed by Office Manager Regional Chairman Roger Anderson that could see the use of [email protected] plastic bags in Durham stores banned as soon as January 2008. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The chairman’s idea still needs to be studied and the specifics Cheryl Haines about implementation of such a ban would have to be ironed Composing Manager out, but the suggestion is a progressive one. It nicely dovetails City needs to practice to the GO station, but if the only Instead of thinking of them- [email protected] too with Premier Dalton McGuinty’s goal of cutting the use of yardstick we use for develop- selves, it would have been nice plastic bags in half in Ontario by 2012. what it preaches ment in Pickering is how many to hear that at least a few peo- Janice O’Neil There are already opportunities in many local grocery stores units we can build for people ple sympathized with the poor Composing Manager to use reusable bins or cloth bags to transport groceries home. To the editor: to jump on the train and leave, woman’s plight and stuck up for [email protected] That initiative will only be stepped up as green consciousness Re: May 6 story, ‘Pickering we will never achieve even the her. becomes ever more popular. moving forward with sustain- most basic principles of sus- Shame on them! [ Contact us ] Plastic bags are an environmental nightmare as billions find ability’. tainability or become a City in Kim Shank - their way to landfill every year and take years to break down. Tom Melymuk stated that our own right. The funny thing Ajax News/Sales 905-683-5110 Any effort that can be made to find an effective alternative can “although the idea of sustain- about that train is that it can Classifieds 905-683-0707 only spell good news for Durham residents as we continue to ability has existed in Pickering bring people to Pickering as Driver justified in Distribution 905-683-5117 make strides to cut waste, increase diversion and make our own for a couple of years, the fact well; what stops us from plan- News Fax 905-683-0386 environmental footprint that much smaller. that an administration now ning around that concept? sticking to policy General Fax 905-683-7363 Bravo to the Region for trying to lead the way. exists means the City can put Sustainability initiatives are E-mail more efforts into the initiative.” well worth the money if the City [email protected] What a relief for residents! Now actually intends to apply them. To the editor: Web address that Pickering has created the In the absence of that, they are Re: May 9 article, ‘Battle leaves LICK AND AY durhamregion.com C S bureaucracy, will we now be just another vehicle for elected mom-to-be off the bus’. Mailing Address spared from future develop- officials to spend our money in- I found it astonishing that the 130 Commercial Ave., This Week’s Question: What should the Province do to ments where the main guiding sulting our intelligence. News Advertiser of May 9 gave crack down on drunk driving? principle is how many units Susan Carlevaris press to the story of a seven- Ajax, Ont. L1S 2H5 Heavier Fines More Jail Time Longer Suspensions can we cram onto this prop- Pickering months-pregnant diabetic erty?, as was the case in the San mother with a sleeping child in Publications Mail Sales Tougher Enforcement Francisco by the Bay develop- a stroller being denied ridership Agreement Number 1332791 ment? What stopped the City Bus passengers on a Durham Region Transit [ Hours ] from applying the sustainable behaved shamefully bus. - initiatives that they had been Maybe news stories in early Cast your vote online at espousing for the last two years? May are few and far between. General office: infodurhamregion.com Now that the City has thrown To the editor: Nevertheless, bravo to the bus Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. even more of our tax dollars at Re: May 9 article, ‘Battle leaves driver. Strollers SHOULD be this initiative, will they actually mom-to-be off the bus’. folded up and out of the way at Distribution: start abiding by it? Or is it more After reading this article, I ALL times. There should be no Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Last Week’s Question: Should the Province fully fund the likely, having set a precedent shook my head in disbelief, not exceptions. Ms. Latimer knew Saturday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. by approving this development, so much at the behaviour of the this and still proceeded to show [ About Us ] treatment of autism? the City will have a tough time driver, but of the passengers on total contempt toward transit - trying to impose a more sus- the bus. policy and fellow riders. A trip The News Advertiser is a Metroland Total votes: 258 tainable, well-balanced devel- What is wrong with people over a stroller could be a devas- Media Group newspaper. The News Yes: 73.6 % opment plan next time? Devel- that they would all join in yell- tating injury to a senior. Advertiser is a member of the Ajax opers have a strong track record ing at the woman to get off the Maybe she’ll think twice be- & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontar- No: 26.4 % of winning at the OMB by point- bus? I’m fairly certain it is not fore taking her family out gro- io Community Newspaper Assoc., ing at past planning mistakes as because they were in support cery shopping during the height Canadian Community Newspaper precedent-setting justification of the bus driver attempting to of the rush hour. Assoc., and the Canadian Circula- for their designs. enforce a policy, but because Egons Lasis tions Audit Board. Also a member IN THE COMMUNITY Yes, this development is close they were inconvenienced. Ajax of the Ontario Press Council, 2 Carlton St., Suite 1706, Toronto, M5B 1J3, an independent organiza- tion that addresses reader com- My father myself: It’s not so bad plaints about member newspapers. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertise- had a terrifying moment the U-bolts, self-tapping screws or ment. Credit for advertisement lim- other day when I realized dimmer switches. So far I’ve ited to space price error occupies. I I was turning into my Dad. managed to avoid buying peg- Editorial and Advertising content Don’t get me wrong. I love my board and mounting my tools of the News Advertiser is copy- Dad immensely. He’s a great in ascending order of gauge, righted. Unauthorized reproduction guy. width or length, but don’t think is prohibited. I’d love to be half the man he it hasn’t crossed my mind. I’ve [ Letters Policy ] is. But, for all of that, I very clear- also become a compulsive coil- - ly remember, as a kid, watching er. That was the big tip-off for We welcome letters that include my Dad hosing off the sidewalk, Neil me, frankly. name, city of residence and phone painting the garage floor, going Crone The old man was a sea cadet numbers for verification. Writers to enormous lengths to level and you couldn’t find a length of are generally limited to 200 words what, to my lazy adolescent eye, enter laughing rope, hose or extension cord in and one submission in 30 days. We looked like already very level his domain that wasn’t beauti- decline announcements, poetry, patio stones, and all the while fully coiled, tied off and stowed. submitted photo open letters, consumer complaints, thinking, “I will never waste a indications. Tell-tale signs that I I don’t think he even threw out congratulations and thank you perfectly good weekend doing am indeed becoming my father. dental floss without first throw- A broom from the premier notes. The editor reserves the dumb stuff like that.” Yet, last For instance I have, for some ing a half-hitch into it to take the right to edit copy for length, style Saturday I found myself, power- time, taken to hoisting any num- kinks out. Pickering’s Richard Hart, second from left, and Team Howard were and clarity. Opinions expressed by washer in hand, cleaning off my ber of objects up into the rafters I don’t know where this has congratulated by Premier Dalton McGuinty and Ontario’s Health Pro- letter writers are not necessarily motion Minister Jim Watson at Queen’s Park recently for their 2007 front steps. of my garage. Because that saves come from, this sudden swell those of the News Advertiser. Due Brier and 2007 World Men’s Curling championships. Team Skip Glenn They weren’t even really space, you know. of responsibility, preparedness Howard, Richard Hart, Craig Saville and team coach Scott Taylor were dirty. It was just something I The ceiling above my ve- and organization. I was never to the volume of letters, not all will also recognized in the legislature after they presented the premier felt compelled to do. Worse, as hicles, festooned as it is with like this before. be printed. Fax: 905-683-0386; e- with an autographed curling broom. I was doing it I wasn’t thinking roped-off paraphernalia, looks Only a few years ago I wouldn’t mail: mjohnston@ durhamregion. of what fun I was going to have like a Smithsonian Space ex- have been able to tell you where com. The newspaper contacts only later that day or whether or not hibit or perhaps the lair of some I kept my Christmas lights, let those whose submissions have To see more photos from residents across I wanted chocolate milk with rare, garden-furniture-collect- alone have them neatly coiled, been chosen for publication. Durham and to submit your own, visit citizenseye.com, the Metroland Durham Region lunch or even if I was going to ing arachnid. But it’s handy taped and labelled “Christmas /4 &Media Group’s citizen submission website. The go down to the mall later and and more importantly, safe. A Lights.” cruise for chicks. person can walk around in my It must be some anachronis- [ Proud Members Of ] page is dedicated to the submissions and - photos of readers from around Durham. No, I found myself excitedly garage and not trip over a pic- tic gene that only kicks in after pondering a dozen other sur- nic table or canoe or barbecue 45. The same one that drives faces I could clean off with this as he might in another, less re- men to buy label makers and Do you have a photo to share with our readers? thing. Yikes! All I needed to sponsible individual’s garage. I alphabetize their CD collection. If you have an amusing, interesting, historic or scenic photo to share complete the scene was a pair also spray WD-40 on anything God help me. with the community we’d like to see it. Send your photo, along with a of Bermuda shorts and some threaded, just in case. Durham resident Neil Crone, written description of the circumstances surrounding the photo (max. dark knee-high socks. I buy tools and extra hard- actor-comic-writer, saves some ONTARIO PRESS COUNCIL 80 words) identifying the people in the photo and when it was taken I suppose I shouldn’t really be ware, not because I need them, of his best lines for his columns. to: The News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, ON, L1S 2H5. Or, all that surprised. If I’m being but because I may need them. Follow Neil’s BLOG e-mail photos to [email protected]. honest there have been other You can never have too many drinfo.ca/croneblog.html.. 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For more June 16 Frenchman’s Bay Festival Cancelled information contact Pickering Fire Services at 905.420.4628 or email: [email protected] For times and details see the website or visit our website at cityofpickering.com cityofpickering.com/greatevents P PAGE A8 ◆ NEWS ADVERTISER ◆ May 23, 2007 Durham students see poverty on walk through downtown streets Practical nursing kids, a drop-in room with games and kitchen, and much more are offered. program hits From there, the students walk toward the pavement the area’s apartment buildings. Ms. Healy pointed to one she said used to By Crystal Crimi have a problem with rub and tugs in its bottom units, as well as to windows [email protected] dressed with sheets or flags instead of DURHAM — Through areas fre- curtains. quented by the homeless, drug addicts, The group entered a Wentworth and prostitutes, Durham nursing stu- Street building, it’s front door unlocked. dents got an up close tour of downtown Const. Zebrak said people break the Oshawa’s social issues. lock on purpose. The recent tour, part of Durham “On TV, you see guys on the corner College’s practical nursing program, is selling drugs; (it) doesn’t happen here,” intended to expose students to social is- he said. “It happens in the apartments.” sues they could face in their career and Inside, it smelled of cigarettes masked introduce them to community agencies, by air freshener. Mr. Gozdzik said he also said professor Terri Healy. smelt urine. Usually it smells worse, said “They smell poverty; they see poverty Const. Zebrak. Near the front door, bro- and they feel poverty because it’s cold,” ken mailboxes spill envelopes below. said Ms. Healy, bundled up for March’s The apartments near the Glazier freezing morning air. Medical Centre are worse, he said. Many Starting at the Midtown Mall foot door handles are missing and people let bridge over Oshawa Creek, the tour’s their pets go to the washroom in the first stop was on its other side. hall. “You’ll see people walking through He said never to use the stairs if the here everyday – at night, I don’t sug- elevator is broken or go into an apart- gest it,” said Dave Peppiatt, director of Walter Passarella/ News Advertiser photo ment without the owner putting their The Refuge and one of the tour guides. Sgt. Jeff Hewett and Resident Chaplin of The Refuge Youth Centre, Dave Peppiatt, lead 17 practical nursing program students from pet away. Durham College on a tour of the Oshawa downtown area, pointing out areas of social inequity and poverty. Dressed in a winter coat, toque, and Const. Zebrak said in the winter, po- gloves, Mr. Peppiatt said sometimes lice were called to an apartment in the people sleep under the bridge. mins, Polysporin and more. people eat food provided by the centre. cause homeless people bathed in them. building. Inside, they found 15 needles “I had a 16- “The harm reduction isn’t just nee- The building provides healthy meals to Mr. Peppiatt said no one ever thinks of a all with blood, steel scrub pads used For more on this story year-old girl, dles, it’s safer sex too,” she said. high-risk kids, art therapy and anger solution, they just think “eewwww”. for crack filters, and a soaking wet, 17-year-old Ms. Whalen asked the nursing stu- management, and Friday night pro- While walking back toward the Mid- overdosed girl on the balcony. He said girl, sleeping dents to remember these are people as grams to keep kids off the street, heard town Mall, he talks about other services the occupants tried to revive her in the outside two well. the Durham College students. provided to help. shower, then hid her outside. days ago,” he “For the most part, they’re not bad Not far down the road is downtown The group then makes its way to the Since nurses have to make house said. people,” she said, and added many of Oshawa’s Coffee Time. second part of the tour. While waiting calls sometimes, he said to always look Lots of drug deals occur near the them start on prescription drugs, but “Coffee Time is one of the only 24- in the south Oshawa police department for an escape route when they enter footbridge because it is easy to run away get addicted and eventually start inject- hour doughnut shops in the area... the for it to begin, some students talked somewhere and ask for a police escort if if there is trouble, especially in the sum- ing for immediate relief. kids on the street call it crack time,” about their experiences so far. they feel unsafe. mer when the trees are full, said Mr. Ms. Whalen said she sees people with said Mr. Peppiatt. The shop attracts kids Andrea Tsoi-A-Sue, a 21-old-year stu- From their experience, students write Peppiatt. health issues that won’t seek help. without a place to go and they hang out dent from Pickering, said it was uplifting a reflection on their thoughts and im- This is the fifth year for the nursing “Some of them we know just won’t go there. for her to see all the people in Oshawa pressions. street walk led by Durham Regional to (emergency) or clinics because the Nearby is the new GM Centre. Along interested in helping the community. Ms. Healy said the walk relates back Police and Mr. Peppiatt. way they’re treated,” she said. with improving restaurant business on “I think it’s a great experience,” she to their learning about the social deter- “This whole day has more of an im- After leaving the office on Richmond game nights and increasing rental pric- said, and added she didn’t realize how minants of health and where they see pact than anything I could teach in Street West, the tour made its way to es, the centre has also improved busi- prevalent the need was here. the role of a nurse in helping with health seven weeks,” said Ms. Healy, walking Bond Street and stopped briefly. ness for prostitutes, who now charge Waldemar Gozdzik, also from and quality of life. toward King Street. It usually inspires “Right behind me is our one and only Toronto prices and carry pagers, said Pickering, said the walk was a new expe- students to collect hygiene products bus terminal and if you’re a kid and Mr. Peppiatt. rience for him. As nursing students, it’s NEWLY OPENED and do other projects for those affected run away from home, where do you At Athol and Albert streets, he stops important for them to understand why by social issues. go?” asked Mr. Peppiatt. He said sexual again. social issues occur, he said, and added Scholar “Now here’s a place that shocks the predators wait for them and move them “People seem to know Albert Street seeing the whole picture helps them not Montessori students,” she said, stopping outside the into prostitution. and Celina are good places to go (for to judge. John Howard Society. “It’s a needle ex- Up the road is Laser Extreme and prostitutes),” said Mr. Peppiatt, and “Even in the hospital setting, we’re Academy & change program.” the Dungeon. After they close, kids hit added the youngest one he’s met is 13 going to deal with those people,” said Day Care Ms. Healy said the program is in- the street where drug deals and sexual and the oldest, 64. It’s estimated Os- Mr. Gozdzik. “If we know their stories, ENROLLMENT STILL OPEN tended to stop the spread of HIV. predators wait, said Mr. Peppiatt. hawa alone has 150, he said. know their life, that will better help us REGISTER TODAY FOR Sergeant Jeff Hewett of the south Os- At King Street and Ontario Street is “In your profession you will run into understand.” PRESCHOOL PROGRAM & SAVE hawa community police service said the Continental Sauna. them,” he said to the group of nursing In south Oshawa, there are some re- Halfday Program $ 100,000 needles are issued annually in “This is the only existing sauna bath students, and added they need to be ally great areas, and some desperate (9:00am - 12:00am) ...... 350per month Oshawa and almost all are returned. house I know of in Durham Region,” compassionate as prostitutes sell their people, said Constable Luke Zebrak, “That keeps them out of the parks said Mr. Peppiatt, and added they pose bodies because it’s all they have left. who led the second half. Fullday Program $ per month where students could fall on them,” said a lot of health issues. Before the GM Centre was built, a Before starting, Ms. Healy talked (9:00am - 3:30pm) ...... 585 Mr. Hewett. The group also made its way past massage parlour was in the area where about some of the schools in the area Extended Program $ Inside, nursing students gather in a Gate 316 and St. Vincent’s Kitchen at the immigrants were brought, only to have and programs in place to help students (7:00am - 6:00pm) ...... 625per month small room where they’re shown needle corner of King and Albert streets, where their passports stolen and forced to affected by poverty. She also reminded Toddler Program PreSchool Program kits by Beth Whalen, manager of the 53,000 meals were served last year for a work in the sex trade and take drugs, students to look at the physical sur- 16 months - 2.5 years 2.5 years - 6 years John Howard Society Durham Region’s cheap price, said Mr. Peppiatt. He added said Mr. Peppiatt. roundings of the neighbourhood. www.scholarmontessori.ca harm reduction program. Project x- food banks require identification, which The walk continued past the metha- Their first stop was at an Oshawa change provides sterile water, alcohol many homeless people don’t have. done clinic and into Memorial Park near Community Health satellite office. In- Pickering Campus 1884 Altona Rd. swabs for before and after injections, Tucked inside an alley, The Refuge the men’s shelter. The park used to have side, babysitting programs, prenatal (Altona & Finch) needles and syringes, condoms, vita- was the next stop. 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[email protected] goal for the hat trick and the victory. But after bagging their first win of PICKERING — The St. Mary Catholic Small also scored the tying goal with the Intercounty Baseball League sea- Secondary School Monarchs girls’ soc- eight minutes left. She was sent in on a son Saturday in Guelph, the Dodgers would dearly have liked to make Vic- cer teams rule Durham Region again breakaway by Briana De Souza. Mean- toria Day weekend a perfect one with this year. while, the All Saint Titans defeated Notre another victory in their home opener The Monarchs’ junior and senior Dame 3-2 in a shootout to secure a berth Sunday. squads emerged victorious in the Lake in the final. It was, after all, Troy May Memorial Ontario Secondary School Athletics Meanwhile, in the junior final, the Day, a tribute to the team’s founder (LOSSA) ‘AAAA’ finals, played at the Os- Monarchs were determined to repeat as and first manager who passed away hawa Civic Fields on Tuesday morning, champs, not to mention continue their following a car accident late last sea- with both teams repeating as cham- undefeated streak. In the end, St. Mary son. pions. Moreover, the Monarchs’ teams won out on both counts, but not without Unfortunately, despite a good kept their undefeated records intact, as a solid game provided by the Ajax High crowd of 622 at Kinsmen Stadium and a the seniors came into Tuesday’s contest Rams. valiant effort, the Dodgers fell victim to sporting a 9-0 record, while the juniors “I thought we played really well,” says one of the league’s best pitchers and dropped a 3-1 decision to the Barrie were a perfect 13-0. Rams’ coach Elyse Michaud. “We cer- Baycats. The St. Mary seniors secured a 3-2 tainly gave the other team a run for their Both Barrie’s Angus Roy and Osha- victory over a scrappy All Saints Catho- money. It was a great effort. We’ve been wa’s Adam Garner went the nine-inning lic Secondary School Titans of Whitby. playing better every game.” distance on the mound, but Roy pitched Meanwhile, in the junior final, the Mon- Monarchs’ co-coach Franck Jussaume just a little bit better. He allowed seven archs scored a 4-2 victory over the Ajax says after a defensive-minded first half hits and struck out five. High School Rams. of the championship game, the players Garner kept the game scoreless In the senior championship game, finally found the offensive range in the through six innings before allowing the Monarchs’ game winner came second half. three runs -- only one earned -- in the on a penalty kick after Erin Small was “They were playing defensively in the next two innings. He gave up nine hits brought down in the 18-yard box. Small first half, but the first goal seemed to and one walk while fanning eight. made no mistake on the shot with about get them going,” says Jussaume, who Darren Sawyers and Phil Stone three minutes remaining in the final coaches the Monarchs along with Mela- led the Dodgers with two hits each, in- cluding an RBI-double by Sawyers that to give St. Mary a 3-1 cushion. Titans’ nie Cayford and Tina Doy. “Ajax played a scored Craig Megill in the bottom of Kerri Hughes, with about five seconds pretty good game too. They were aggres- the eighth inning. remaining, replied after receiving a per- sive throughout the whole game and Oshawa threatened again in the fect cross and scoring from close range they never gave up. They kept it up.” bottom of the ninth, but left runners on to keep it close. The Monarchs relied on their top second and third. The Monarchs scored twice in the scorer Shelby Forza in the final, and she On Saturday in Guelph, the Dodg- opening half, both coming off the foot came through with flying colours. Forza ers jumped on Royals starter Paul of Nicole Renouf, the first on a long kick scored three times in the final game to Bruder for six runs through the first from just outside the 18-yard box and give her 17 goals on the season. Mid- three innings, but ended up scoring the the second after finding a seam through fielder Karlie Doucette netted the other decisive three runs in the seventh in- the All Saints’ defence and connecting Monarchs’ marker. ning of a 9-6 win. on a well-place shot. Shannon Lucas scored both goals for The Dodgers did their best to give the game away by committing seven Monarchs’ co-coach Scott McDavid the Rams in the junior final. errors, but pitchers Greg Byron, Blake was concerned about his team’s abil- The Monarchs advanced to the final Jason Liebregts/ News Advertiser photo Prior and Scott Robinson held on to the ity to get off to a quick start in the final, after scoring an 8-0 victory over the J. lead. owing to a slow start to their come- All Saints Catholic Secondary School Titans’ Erika Forbes, left, and St. Mary Catholic Clarke Richardson Storm in the junior Secondary School Monarchs’ Breanna De Souza battle for the ball during the Lake On- Byron went the first six innings for from-behind 3-2 overtime semifinal vic- tario Secondary School Athletics (LOSSA) senior girls’ soccer finals at Civic Fields in semifinal. Forza scored twice, Laura the win, allowing two earned runs on tory over the Ajax High School Rams last Oshawa on Tuesday afternoon. The Monarchs swept the LOSSA titles, winning the se- Taglioni, Arin King, Chloe Giordano, five hits, while Robinson pitched two week. As it turned out, he had nothing to nior crown 3-2 over All Saints and the junior title 4-2 over the Ajax High School Rams. Kayla Schroeder, Julie Murphy and scoreless innings for the save. worry about in Tuesday’s game. Meike Woitzik added single markers; Centre fielder Travis Skelton had “We came out slow against Ajax (in hadn’t had the penalty kick called on it. It was a perfect way to end a perfect Jessica Vella earned the shutout. two of Oshawa’s 15 hits in the game, the semifinal), but today we got a quick us it could have been different and we season,” says McDavid, who’s aided on The Ajax High Rams earned a 2-1 including a home run and three RBIs. two-goal lead and that helped us win the would have been headed to overtime. the sidelines by co-coach Joe Visconti. overtime victory over Notre Dame in the Ken Calway, Josh Brock and Saw- game,” says McDavid. But, it was made, and we’ll take it,” says McDavid credited All Saints with put- other semifinal. Shannon Leca scored yers each had three hits, including two All Saints’ co-coach Ingrid Nekkers Nekkers. ting up a solid effort in their attempt to the overtime winner. Lucas scored in doubles and as many RBIs from Calway. The Dodgers (1-3) are in Kitchener noted it was unfortunate the game was McDavid was thrilled with his players’ dethrone the Monarchs. regulation time. to face the Panthers (2-4) tomorrow decided on a penalty kick in an other- efforts in the final with several players “I wasn’t surprised,” he says. “They’ve The senior Monarchs will represent night and play host to the London Ma- wise physical contest, but she took no sporting injuries entering the champi- had a great season, losing only one LOSSA at the Ontario Federation of jors (3-1) in a doubleheader Saturday issue with the official’s call. onship game. game. They played us tight and they School Athletic Associations (OFSAA) beginning at 2 p.m. at Kinsmen Sta- “St. Mary played a very aggressive “It was incredible. A lot of them were didn’t give up. They played their hearts senior girls’ ‘AAAA’ soccer champion- dium. game and we were ready for it. If we hurt and they were able to battle through out.” ships in Woodbridge from June 4 to 6. [ Ball hockey ] Durham team Pickering High tops Stampedes to gold DURHAM — So far, so good for the Oshawa Stampede girls’ ball hockey team. Made up of players from all over Durham Region, the Stampede, who at Ottawa meet won a national bronze medal in 2006, began the 2007 campaign with a tour- AJAX — Some members of the Brittney Sullivan - 17th shot put, 21st nament win in Mississauga recently. Pickering High School track team javelin; Playing in a Midget girls’ 4-by-100m relay team came back from a meet in Ottawa 12-team division (Christine Prince, Katherine Law- loaded down with medals. that featured rence, Shanyce Shaw, Chrstine Ex- six higher level Forty members of the team took eter) - first. part in the National Capital Track teams, the Midget boys Stampede beat Classic on May 10. It was the final Anthony Caterini - fifth 1500m, sev- the Burlington meet before the Durham Region enth 800m; Bling 3-0 and lost championships in Oshawa on May Philip Diedrick - third high jump, 17th to the Toronto 22 and 23. 100m, 200m; Devils before the Held at the Terry Fox Athletic Cen- Preston Farrell - first 100m hurdles, playoff round. tre, the meet attracted more than 60 300m hurldes, sixth 100m; After a tense 3-2 schools and 1,500 athletes. Ryan Lim - 10th 200m, 16th 100m; double overtime Jen Wakefield Pickering High athletes won 23 Izzy Ogieva - second high jump, sixth win over Team gold medals, eight silver and 10 200m, ninth 100m; USA in the semifinals, the Stampede Julian Patchett - first 400m, 800m, bronze, along with the top school gained revenge on the Devils in the 1500m, 20th 100m; final with a 3-0 victory. honours and set eight school re- Alfonso Sepulveda - 13th 800m, cords. Leading the way were the Jen Wakefield scored twice in the 1500m; championship game, including one of midget girls’ team, which collected Marley Patterson - second 100m, two short-handed goals scored by eight golds, while the midget boys fourth 200m; Oshawa in the game. Kathrine Sherriff brought home six golds. Spenser Stewart - fifth long jump, 11th scored the other, while Whitney Wood- Once again, PHS teams domi- 100m, 100m hurdles; cox earned the shutout. nated the sprint relays, winning all Midget boys’ 4-by-100m relay team ‘A’ Jackie Webster scored twice in six age-division races, while posting (Spenser Stewart, Marley Patterson, the semifinal, but it was Jenny Maclean the fastest times in the province in Philip Diedrick, Preston Farrell) - first; who was the overtime hero. the midget girls’, midget boys’, junior Midget boys’ 4-by-100m relay team Maclean scored two earlier goals girls’ and junior boys’ relays. ‘B’ (Ryan Lim, Julian Patchett, Izzy in the opener, while Amber Ellis and Ogieva, Alfonso Sepulveda) - sixth. Results included: Tara Watchorn also had tallies in the Junior girls Midget girls tournament. Paige Marlow earned the Adriana Allen - first 100m, 200m; Katherine Lawrence - first 80-metre other shutout. 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Ron Pietroniro/ News Advertiser photo Coralling the ball AJAX — Victoria Powers from the Archbishop Denis O’Connor Catholic High School Chargers tries to control the ball in front of Chantal Dunsford and Sam Noble from the Donevan Collegiate Blue Devils. The two teams faced off in the LOSSA varsity girls’ field lacrosse quarter-finals in Ajax. DRVC girls provincial volleyball champions Club’s 18-year-old squad The DRVC met the host Ottawa Capitals in the semifinals, with the wins gold in Ottawa DRVC pounding away at Ottawa to win the match, 25-23, 25-21, to send DURHAM — The Durham Region the team to the final. Volleyball Club (DRVC) captured gold In the quarter-finals, the DRVC over another Durham Region squad at played an exciting match against the Ontario Volleyball 18-and-under Georgian Bay Vista, winning 29-27, Championship in Ottawa recently. 19-25 and 15-13. In the gold-medal game, the DRVC All told, the DRVC 18s amassed 12 girls won the match in straight games, wins in 14 games at the two-day pro- 25-18, 25-16, over Durham Attack vincial championships. Black. Both teams played their hearts Team members are Lorna Button, out, but the DRVC was able to prevail Kristen Collins, Erin English, Emily for the provincial title. Fortin, Daneille Ganesh, Baaba Following the gold-medal game, the Hughes, Natasha Khan, Shannon Ontario Volleyball Association named McRobert, Melissa Reinhardt, Kristen its all-star squad with DRVC outside Verkyle. hitter Lorna Button and setter Kristen Coaches are Josh Ovsenek and Cur- Collins named as all-stars. tis Gilfillan. What’s going on in your community? Just click community? Just What’s going on in your here

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By Marva Palmer “My character has a deep interest in what’s engineered ‘I’ve got some wonderful scenes. The play happening in the 30s play,” said Paul Francies. PICKERING — A play’s director, Anthony Lef- has real guts to it.’ That’s because his character, Anthony Lef- court, desperate for a hit show, needs to inspire court, is the director, author and sole financial WAYNE ARTHURS his cast to their best performance, so he with- backer of the play set in the 1930s. to be a blast holds the final scene from them and, in an anx- “He’s a bit of a wheeler-dealer, too. I’ll have the ious bid to urge them on, stages the murder of audience booing (Lefcourt) at some point, or at Catch some jazz, view one of the actresses. ‘The Butler Did It’ features six actors playing least hissing. The character is a real snake,” he Before long, according to a press release, “the dual roles. The play is set in two different de- added. Station Gallery art plot begins to twist and turn with such dazzling cades: the actors are in the 1970s performing in “It’s really fabulous. I’ve got some wonderful ingenuity and hilarity that soon actors and audi- a play set in the 1930s. scenes. The play has real guts to it,” St. John- DURHAM — Join Motorcity Saturn for three ence alike have lost track of what is real and what Margaret St.John-Francies of Pickering takes Francies said. nights of jazz next month. is make-believe.” on the role of Natalie, an aging actress, playing ‘The Butler Did It’ has been described as the Tickets for the Motorcity Saturn Courtyard That’s the premise of ‘The Butler Did It’, a play Angela Butler in the 1930s play. Paul Francies, “off Broadway equivalent of ‘Deathtrap’.” Howev- Patio Jazz Series are on sale at the Station Gal- within a play written in the 1970s by Walter and also of Pickering, plays Anthony Lefcour. Mike er, Ann Ward, the artistic director of Herongate lery, located at 1450 Henry St. in Whitby, or by Peter Marks and now playing at Herongate Barn Woodbridge is Sam, playing Detective Mumford Barn Theatre, said where ‘Deathtrap’ is frighten- calling 905-668-4185. Theatre. who arrives to investigate the murder only to ing, ‘The Butler Did It’ is comedic. The series takes place on June 14, 21, and 28 “It’s a delightful thriller-comedy set in a the- find out that it isn’t a murder. Michael Bines “There are murders that are not murders for from 7 to 9:30 p.m. on Station Gallery’s outdoor atre, which is a joy to watch,” said award-win- plays the characters Robert and Mr. Butler. one thing,” she said. patio. ning director Michael Savage. Relative newcomers Jeannette Gueguin and The play is on stage until June 30. Herongate Each evening includes an opportunity to He added that the play is also an artistic chal- Ali Adatia are also in the play. Adatia’s char- Barn Theatre is at 2885 Altona Rd., Pickering view works from the galleries art collection. lenge. acter, Michael, is the gentleman’s butler, Aldo. (between Taunton and Whitevale roads). Proceeds from ticket sales will go to support “All of the cast members are not only to plan Gueguin has the character of Vickie the talented, Call 905-472-3085 or visit www.herongate.com Station Gallery’s exhibition and educational art and prepare for different roles, they have to be young and beautiful actress with whom all the for tickets and more information. programs. adept at moving in and out of two roles,” he men fall in love. She plays the step-daughter of Tickets are $12 dollars for Gallery members said. Angela Butler in the 1930s play. Marva Palmer is a News Advertiser freelance writer. and $15 for non-members. Lucky Ducks

PICKERING — Rebecca MacIntosh as Dulcibella and Randy Finlay as The King, will perform in the Backwoods Players’ production of ‘The Ugly Duck- ling’ May 27 at Oddfellows Hall at the Pickering Museum Village. Show times are 1, 2, and 3 p.m. The performances coincide with the Steam-Up and Opening of the Village, just off of Hwy. 7, between Brock and Westney roads in the Hamlet of Green- wood.

Jason Liebregts/ News Advertiser photo A/P PAGE B4 ◆ NEWS ADVERTISER ◆ May 23, 2007 Chicken Soup Call the box office at 905- what during the evening, which Entertainment in brief 438-8811. To charge tickets by includes live jazz and hors author a guest phone call Ticketmaster at 905- d’oeuvres. Tickets are ran- HERONGATE MAY 23, 2007 433-9494. domly selected and the holders DINNER THEATRE in Ajax have two minutes to choose an 2885 Altona Rd., Pickering NOW PLAYING original work from more than AJAX — Here’s a presen- 75 artists. Canadian songwriters. As well, raised at the event will support Drawing for art Funny “The Butler Did It!” tation that’s good for the soul. The works, ranging in value the winners of this year’s envi- the preservation of the estates New By Walter & Peter Marks Janet Matthews, co-author coming June 7 from $200 to $1,000, have been ronmental song contest will be and gardens. Comedy! A light hearted Who dunnit! of Chicken Soup for the Cana- donated by the artists. A spe- announced. Guests will be able to bid dian Soul, is guest speaker at cial preview will be held from It’s a Admission is $5 and helps on hockey memorabilia at the DURHAM — Tickets St. Paul’s United Church. She June 1 to 7 for free. CLIP & SAVE HIT! fund the professional songwrit- silent auction. Prizes include are on sale now for Station shares inspiring and uplifting Tickets are $200 and in- ers’ workshop program that a game-worn jersey valued at Gallery’s 14th annual Drawing OFF stories including one about clude one complimentary guest $ 00 has been offered free to Dur- $2,500, belonging to Oshawa for Art fundraising evening. • FRIDAY MAY 25 a teenager who helped build ticket and a guarantee of one 10. ham students for the past five Generals’ superstar John Tava- From 7 to 10 p.m. on June • SATURDAY JUNE 2 wells in Africa. Some stories work of art. Special event only PER COUPLE years. res, who will also appear with 7, a selection of art by local, • THURSDAY JUNE 7 in the book are contributions tickets are available at $35. The concert is at Donald Generals owner and governor regional and national artists GREAT FOOD! GREAT SHOWS! GREAT PRICE! from ordinary Canadians while Tickets are available at the A. Wilson Secondary School, John Davies, the night’s honor- will be available to ticket hold- others are written in the first gallery, 1450 Henry St., by call- CALL: (905)-472-3085 681 Rossland Rd. W., in Whitby, ary chair. Many other past and ers in a draw. A random ticket www.herongate.com person by people such as Paul ing 905-668-4185 or go to www. where seating is limited. Tickets present Oshawa Generals will draw will determine who gets Henderson, Rick Hansen and whitbystationgallery.com. Barbara Underhill. Books are will be sold at the door, but be on hand. available at a discounted price RSVP to [email protected] Individual tickets cost $175, and after the service, they can if you wish to attend the con- with a meal and dancing includ- be autographed and personal- cert so your name will be put ed. Tickets can be purchased ized. on the guest list. by calling 905-433-4311. To find The writer, editor and SASS provides school- out more log on to parkwood- professional speaker is at the based clubs that emphasize a estate.com. church, at 65 King’s Cres., Ajax musical approach to literacy, on May 27 at 10:30 a.m. leadership and self-expression. For more information call For more information on the Sesame Street 905-686-0385 (Karen). SASS program, visit www.sass- canada.net. here in June

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(905)492-1066 $1100+utilities. Peter 905-571- 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT in area. 905-642-8669. Housekeeping Cottages for rent. CHANICS. 100% cotton. Great parking. Credit check, references. 6727 BEAMS/LUMBER for sale. Soft house, private entrance, $650/mo OSHAWA Olive/Ritson. 1/2 of Seasonal boat slips for rent. for garages. $5 for 24 delivered Avail. immediately. Call Patricia NEWCASTLE, 2 BEDROOM, 1-877-887-2550 wood and hardwood, any sizes. free in Durham. 905-999-2942. inclusive. Oshawa. Close to days (905)839-2668 evening, house for rent, near bus & school. PICKERING / LAKE, 2 storey de- shopping. Call (905)404-9694 apartment. Steps from the lake. www.sandybeachtrailercourt.com Also avail. custom made (905)619-1489 . Separate entrance. All applianc- 2 bedrooms, $700/mo. 1 bed- tached, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, liv- trim/moulding's and wood panel- es. Separate laundry. Parking. room basement, $600/mo. OR ing dining, walkout, large kitchen, ing. Sawmilling for hire. 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Laundry/utilities/parking 3-BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE, walnut, circa 1940. 54"x40" table TOPPER'S PIZZA – Established immediately in Bowmanville. incl. Near GO/401 and amenities. Harmony/Rossland Area, Family with 18" leaf, 6 chairs, buffet and HEATED BUILDING - 16' high pizza franchise location available BIG! BRIGHT! APARTMENT $1250/mo. Avail. May 28th. Must Complex, 6 Appliances, Close to China cabinet. Asking $1500 LAB PUPS, CKC registered, $950/month. 5 Appliances. Free OSHAWA vetchecked, tattooed, dewormed, walls, 2 rooms 25' x 30' @ and affordable in Ajax. Contact A. utilities for 3 months. Rent to (basement) Harwood/Hwy.#2. 2 see! First/last. (416)543-0851 schools, shops and transport, OBO. White IKEA drop leaf kitch- $750/month plus GST, plus up to Gaumond 1-877-558-5581 bedrooms. 2 washrooms. Kitch- Park/Adelaide $1250pm+ Utilities, Available Im- en table, 51"x30", 20" leaf, 4 both parents on site, own. Call Jennise (905)697-8261 family raised. Call anytime 2,000 sq. ft. cold storage. en. 4 appliances. Separate en- (230 Nipigon St) PICKERING, BROCK RD./HWY mediately. (905)449-5553 NOTICE OF THE chairs, asking $75. In Ajax. Available June lst. first/last re- TURF LOGIC FRANCHISE Op- trance. Available June 1st 2. 4-bedroom detached house (905)619-0772 after 6pm (905)344-7093. www.ardbraeken- quired. Newcastle area, 1/2 km 2-BEDROOM NORTH OSHAWA, 1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms ANNUAL MEETING nels.com portunity. 100% pesticide-free Rossland/Ritson. Newer well $1000, all inclusive. First/last. plus den, appliances, $1350+ 3-BEDROOM townhouses from Hwy 401. Call 1-800-987- lawn care, protected territories, No pets/smoking. 905-619-3650 Well maintained and 70% utilties. Avail. immediately. available, $745/monthly plus hy- OF SHAREHOLDERS DRIVEWAY SEALING EQUIP- 1445 ext. 100 maintained clean, quiet adult life- POINTER PUPS, German short low investment. Open house style building. Suits retired/ma- or 647-262-4494. Tony or Si. newly renovated apts. First/last. References. (416)- dro, includes cable. Close to of the: MENT For Sale 100G tank, hon- June 23. Training Oct. '07. 458-4598 (905)686-1650. transportation and all amenities. Pickering Harbour da motor/pump, 100' hose, 2 haired, liver and white tick, first ture working adult. $890 inclusive Near all amenities. shots, registered, parents on site, www.turflogic.ca 866.239.4056. no pets. Available. (905)720- BOWMANVILLE -3bedroom No subsidy available. Apply in Company Limited spraying wands, mounted in a close to all amenities. $930 per From $775/mo+ hydro. PICKERING, SPACIOUS 2-bed- writing: Oshawa Valley Park Co- 5'x8' black enclosed trailer, heavy great family pets or working dogs, 2352. To be held on: Cobourg area, asking $650. 905- mo. plus hydro and cable. Office (905)723-0977 room basement apartment, laun- Op, 420 Bristol Cres, Unit 2B, Wednesday duty hand held blower/vac, gas hours 9 - 5, Monday - Friday. dry, parking, separate entrance, Oshawa, L1J 6M2, or fax 905- powered concrete saw, clientel. 349-3558. 3 AND 1 OSHAWA area, well (905)430-1877. updated kitchen, minutes to 571-2017. June 26th, 2007 Asking $8,000, Call 905-242- PRIVATE FURNISHED Office maintained 3-bedroom upper lev- OSHAWA -1bedroom apt. newly Frenchman's Bay. $900. utilities at 7:30p.m. 6242. PUGS, $800 each; PUGGLES, Space, Oshawa/Whitby. In el and 1-bedroom basement included, no pets, Suitable for at the offices of the 3/4-Pug, 1/4-Beagle, $500. All $$MONEY$$ Consolidate Debts BROOKLIN -onebed., 2 appli- decorated, heat, hydro water incl. AJAX by the lake - Har- shared environment. Includes: apartment, near all amenities, ances; 2 bed., 4 appliances, on Private entrance. $725/mo. mature single/couple. Available wood/Breakers, 3-bedroom, fire- company: ESTATE SALE -2antique 1st-shots, vet-checked & de- Hi-Speed Internet, Conference Mortgages to 100%. No income, only mins from Hwy #401. Call July. 905-837-0365. 591 Liverpool Rd. wormed. Ready-to-go. From bad credit OK! ONTARIOWIDE 2nd floor of adult occupied bldg. First/last required. Bloor and Sim- place, garage, balcony, applianc- figurine lamps, antique armchair, Room, Kitchen,401, Train, Robert today for viewing 416- No dogs, no smoking. $625 & coe area. 905-723-9781. es, $1375+. July 1st. Condolyn Pickering, ON antique dresser and mirror, 3pc. Lindsay, take #35 North to Killar- Tr ansit. Free parking. (905)448- FINANCIAL CORPORATION 402-3435 PICKERING: BROCK/HWY. #2, ney-Bay Rd., #539. No Sunday 1-888-307-7799 $825/month. First/last. 905-424- Management 905-428-9766 sectional floral couch, (newly up- 2197 ext 210 9743. OSHAWA -2brightnewly reno- SELF-CONTAINED 2 bedroom holstered), foot stool, short back Sales. 3 BEDROOM TOP floor of triplex. vated bachelor apts. (share main basement apartment plus 2 BEAUTIFUL OSHAWA executive chair..call 905-623-5215. APPROVED!! EASY 1st, Large kitchen, appliances, laun- BROOKLIN main floor of house, bath). $535 and $560. all inclu- rooms. Furnished. No smok- townhouse. 3-bedrooms, 2 baths, SHI-POO PUPPIES for sale. 2nd,100% financing, no income dry, parking, available June 1st. 5appliances included, extra large sive. First and last. Walk to down- ing/pets. OPG workers are wel- ceramics, laminate flooring, A/C, HOT TUB (SPA) COVERS Best $450 without needles, $500 in- verification, bad credit, bankrupt- Cochrane/Hwy. 2 Whitby $860 2 bdrm open concept, no smok- town. Dan Plowman 905-449- come. 905-426-7057. gas fireplace, 5 appls., garage, Price, Best Quality. All Shapes & cluding first shots, & dewormed. cy. uMax Mortgages, Stephanie +utilities. Call 905-925-9110. ing, parking for 2, $1100 plus 2/3 3777. walk to everything. June 1st. UPSCALE SLIM WHITE male Colours. Call 1-866-585-0056 Ready to go June 1st. 905-728- Young 416-744-8880 or 1-800- utilities, first/last, June 1, PORT PERRY, Walk to Lake $1325 first/last. No pets/smoking. 68, non smoker, helpful, would www.thecoverguy.ca 8530 or 416-846-7754 DO YOU MISS YOUR children, 205-9227 AJAX - Open Concept almost 905 985 8986 OSHAWA APTS. Clean quiet se- Scugog. Enjoy a peaceful, (905)987-1139 love to meet fashion conscience make executive level pay new 1 bedroom basement apt. curity monitored newer bldgs. beautiful town. Large 3 bdr. in slim attractive lady for fine dining, HOT TUB, a 2007 model, 5-6 SHITZUS, BLACK/WHITE, Pup- from home. Go to NEED HELP? Behind on your Central Air, own laundry, 4-piece COLLEGE HILL -main floor 2-1 Bachelor, 1 & 2 bedroom includes well kept, quiet 3-story apt build- OSHAWA SOUTH, Townhouses dinner theater, movies antiquing, person, LED light, waterfall, fully pies come with first shots, de- www.newlifestyleforyou.com or mortgage payments? I can fix it! bath, large bedroom, walkout to bedroom $985, all inclusive, park- utilities, parking, laundry on site, ing. Balcony, parking, Security 3-bedroom $975/mo+ utilities 55 - 65. 1-800-692-3269 MyAd- loaded, full warranty. Cost: wormed, vet checked. Mother/fa- call me at 1-800-844-9639 ext. Call Tom (905)448-3436 backyard. Avail June 1st. 647- ing, first and last, Dan 905-449- no dogs. 905-260-9095, 905-260- Video. No pets. Call Adam 905- close to schools, shopping. Box #545886. Please leave mes- $8,450, sacrifice $3,900. 905- ther on-site. Ready May 26th. 2800 www.turningleafinvestments.com 271-6660 or 905-239-0367. 3777. 9085 985-3096, 905-430-7816 First/last. 905-579-9956. sage and phone number 213-4669. $600. 905-686-4280. www.durhamregion.com NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, May 23, 2007, PAGE B7 A/P

$ $ ADAM & RON'S SCRAP cars, trucks, vans. Pay cash, free SHAW IMPORTANT CLEARING AUCTION SALE BATES FAMILY AUCTION pick up 7 days/week (anytime) PETLEY 905-424-3508 Painting-Decorating Bruce Edward For CULLEN GARDENS AND MINIATURE VILLAGE 33 HALL ST., OSHAWA clean-reliable (Member of Toronto Police Services as Officer in ! ! A - ALL SCRAP CARS, old competitive pricing (905) 723-9807 cars & trucks wanted. Cash paid. 15 years exp. Charge of Scarborough Court Locations) SATURDAY MAY 26, 2007, 9:30 am (Viewing at 8:00 am) Free pickup. Call Bob anytime interior/exterior painting AUCTION (905)431-0407. wallpapering Suddenly at home on Sunday, May 20, 2007. Located at Cullen Gardens Driving Range wood finishing. Bruce in his 56th year. Beloved husband for 35 THURS., MAY 24TH - 6 P.M. $$$$$ JOHNNY JUNKER For free estimate call years of Paulette (nee Wright). Devoted father of 380 Taunton Road West, Whitby, Ontario Storage from major moving company. WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE. Has 905-243-2798 the best cash deal for your good Stephanie and husband Geoff Coy of Uxbridge and (2 km west of Brock Street North (Hwy #12), SAT., MAY 26TH - 4 P.M. scrap cars and trucks. Speedy service. (905)655-4609 or Ashley Petley of Pickering. Cherished grandfather on Taunton Road at Cochrane Road) Estate auction to include Cherrywood (416)286-6156. of Cameron Petley and Kelsey Coy. Son of the bedroom suite ($6,500 new) - large sale. late Roderick and Jean Petley. Brother of Gord MacGregor Auctions are pleased to offer by public auction a quality and varied Something for everyone. ! A ABLE TO PAY up to $10,000 Petley and wife Pauline of Toronto, Lt. Col. Marilyn selection of articles and equipment from the former Historical Cullen Gardens and on scrap cars & trucks running or TUES. MAY 29TH - 6 P.M. not. Free Towing 24 hours, 7 Moulton and husband Ray of Toronto, Judy Arnott Miniature Village. An opportunity to purchase a nostalgic piece of Whitby’s past. Unpaid Sotrage lockers from Ajax. days. (905)686-1899 (Picker- DOAEC and late husband Rick of Beamsville, Rod Petley of Included in the auction will be a varied offering of displays, highlighted by the Christmas ing/Ajax) or (905)665-9279 To ronto, and Terry Petley of Winnipeg. Sisters-in- (Oshawa/Whitby). MOVING/DELIVERY Journey To Bethlehem Display, Light Sculptures and Christmas Card Collection Sales every Tuesday @ 6:00pm ✓ fully insured and law Lydia Michelle Chipper and husband Barry Display. CASH FOR CARS! We buy bonded Davies of Burlington, Charlene Watson and Quality consignments welcome used vehicles. Vehicles must be ✓ honest and reliable husband Cal of North York and Frankie Gall and in running condition. Call ✓ Also selling is a wide variety of items used in the everyday running of the business and (905)427-2415 or come to 479 reasonable rates husband John of Calgary. Fondly remembered by maintenance of the grounds and buildings, including tractors, golf carts and Bayly St. East, Ajax at MURAD (905) 426-4456 Christine, Danalyn, David, Gordie, James, Jarod, equipment. As well as an interesting selection of Antique Furniture and Collectibles, CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN AUTO SALES (416) 704-0267 Jim, Kim, Patricia, Rebecca, and many other which were located in and around the property and buildings. Friday, May 25th at 4:30 p.m. nieces, nephews and friends. Relatives and 3 miles East of Little Britain on Kawartha Lakes Rd. 4 friends will be gathered at THE SALVATION Note: Miniature buildings, fair display, people, vehicles and trains are NOT selling The Property of Jean and the late Fred Coffey of Lindsay ARMY - SCARBOROUGH CITADEL, 2021 at this time. plus others, leather sectional sofa set, 41" Sony Wega LCD TV and stand, garden swing, modern Hoosier cabinet, 1997 SAFARI SLE, VAN, Lawrence Avenue E. (at Warden Avenue), Mahogany china cabinet, 8pc. modern dining room set, 8-passener, certified. E-tested, Scarborough (416-759-1721) on Thursday, May A partial list of displays and related items include Santa Claus Displays, Journey to chesterfield and chair, modern bedroom set, GE side by very good condition, 217K, 24th, 2007 for a Service of Remembrance at 2:00 Bethlehem (including all figures and related items selling as a unit, subject to owner’s side fridge with ice maker, Frigidaire stove, Hotpoint gas $3400; Call (905)983-5534 p.m. with visitation beginning at 1:00 p.m. approval on bidder’s price), Candy Cane Forest (all sizes of candy canes and lighting), dryer, GE washer, GE apt size freezer, 86 Toyota truck (as 2001 Cargo Van, 99,000km, ask- CLEAN MOMENT Donations in memory of Bruce to the The Salvation Bambi and Thumper Rope Light Display, 80’ Sleigh Ride Display, Giant Lighted is), Tandem axle 8x16 box trailer with 4 sides, 24' Travel- ing $10,500. Safety and e-tested. Experienced European Army - Scarborough Citadel may be made through Train Display, Christmas Cut-out Display with Lights, Nine Piece Christmas Card ling house trailer, Qty of china, glass, household & col- Call Taylor 905-922-7015. cleaning. Residential. McINTOSH-ANDERSON FUNERAL HOME LTD., lectable items. Pickering & Ajax area. Display, Sleigh Ride with Deer Display and Lights, 13 Large Colourful Butterflies Due to the short week watch our website for updates 152 King Street East, Oshawa L1H 1B6 and Audio Fiberglass Stumps. Don & Greg Corneil Auctioneers For service call (905) 433-5558. 1241 Salem Rd., R.R.#1, Little Britain 647-295-0771 FROM THE LYNDE HOUSE DISPLAY: Girl in Barrel from front entrance, Animated (705) 786-2183 WANTED - Used touring motor- "Clean is our Electronic Heads and Figures (plus moulds and corresponding valves and air flow for more info. or pictures go to: cycle in good condition. Call Kirk middle name" McILROY, Nelson William "Bill" (Member of Le- equipment). www.corneil.theauctionadvertiser.com 905-404-8676 or 905-261-4397. gion Branch # 322, Ajax) It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Bill on Saturday, SPECIALTY DISPLAYS AND MISC RELATED ITEMS INCLUDE: Several PetalPals May 19, 2007 in his 73rd year. Beloved husband of (Flower-Animal related figurines - unique and individually named), Containers of PUBLIC AUCTION Euro Cleaning May. Much loved father of Ann (Ron) Bolton and Christmas Lights, New Boxes of Bulbs, Several 4’ Fiberglass Santas in various RANDY POTTER ESTATE AUCTION Services Jim (Karen). Loving grandfather of Ryan, Andrew, Sat. May 26th, Start 5 PM * Houses Offices Bradly, Janine and Carley. He is survived by his positions, Miscellaneous Fiberglass Christmas-related Items, Animals, Wreaths and 36DD, Green-eyed * Garlands. Christmas Sentry/Nutcracker Display (stations, canon, soldiers, etc). View: From 4 PM day of sale blonde, Discreet * Apartments brother Carl and sister Sandra. Bill will be deeply Halloween Ghost Display, Halloween Masks, known as Scarers Masks and Randy Potter Estate Auction - 15 Cavan and Independent Experienced, missed by his family and friends. He was a long Costumes, Lighted Snowman Throwing Snowballs Display and Christmas Hoop St. downtown Port Hope is holding an For a pleasurable Bonded & Insured time member of the Suburbanaires Barber Shop Lighted Walkway. Popcorn Machine, Pinball Gum Machine, Moulded Plastic art, antiques, fine furniture, china, time call Reasonable Prices Group and the Oshawa Horseless Carriagemen. Playground Equipment and Slide and Gift Shop Display Cases as well as numerous Gift collectibles auction of approx. 300 pcs. SHAYNA Excellent Service There will be a private service followed by crema- Shop Items and Remote Coin-operated Car Controls. to incl: signed Norval Morriseau acrylic 8 a.m -7 p.m. For Free Estimate tion. A celebration of Bill's Life will be held at a on canvas etc. 905-441-1661 Call Elizabeth later date. Arrangements entrusted at the EQUIPMENT AND MISC ITEMS INCLUDE: Three golf carts, L3710 Kubota Tractor For info. & pics go to: (416) 884-3658 McEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME, 28 Old Kingston w/turf tires, 1410 Case Tractor (needs clutch), 485 Case International Tractor with www.randypotterauctions.com Road, Pickering Village (Ajax) 905-428-8488. If 2200 Loader, Antique Display Tractor, 2-wheeled utility trailer, 2 water sprayer units Randy Potter Auctioneer family and friends so desire, donations to the To- with Honda motors, aluminum eight foot nursery wagon, irrigation pump and Phone: 905-885-6336 ASIAN LADIES ronto Hospital (The Heart Transplant Research and Education Fund) would be appreciated by the electrical boxes, table saw, portable compressor, professional steamer and Chinese, Japanese, Korean family. A Book of Condolence may be signed at attachments, Makita mitre saw, Rockwell radial arm saw, rolling and miscellaneous www.mceachnie-funeral.ca carts, power washer, stone cutter, extension ladders, easy racking and shelving, THURSDAY, MAY 31st - 10 a.m. Pretty & Busty Open-minded, Good K & D Landscaping slatwall and brackets, mobile stairs, manual tire changer, mechanic’s tool chest, metal Repairs, Fences, AUCTION of Antiques, China, Collectibles, Service, Good Rate storage cabinet, miscellaneous tools and hardware, wire fencing and steel posts, cedar 24/7, Out Calls Only Decks, Patios PROHL, Loretta Nellie Louise (nee Rutledge) rails, animal cages, outdoor garbage containers, driving range golf balls, coin sleeves Furniture & Glass for the Estate of the late REG Removal & JOHNSON @ 66 Centre St. (Hwy 7/12), www.cuteorientals.ca Passed away peacefully on May 12, 2007 at Pick- and bill counter, cash register, miscellaneous office-related supplies and items, audio 647-221-5858 Reconstruction. ering Parkway Retirement Home. Beloved wife of equipment, handicap walker, electrical transformers, case of imitation flag stone, Sunderland L0C 1H0. Reg was a Central On- Tree pruning & removal tario Auctioneer for 50 years. Details & Photos the late Lewis Prohl. Loving mother of Judy, watering trough, plumbing and electrical supplies, steel I-beams and miscellaneous on website garyhill.theauctionadvertiser.com Ken (416)704-5329 Michael (Cheryl), and Tami (Rob Mackay). Gram- steel and scrap metal, 12’ aluminum boat, 80’ and 48’ Hooped Greenhouses (to be eve. (905)839-1033 mie will be sadly missed by Glen, Mike, Lisa, disassembled and removed by buyer), 100 ice cream chairs, 25, 30" round tables, 25 ERICA GARY HILL AUCTIONS Busty, Blue-Eyed Cameron, Caitlyn, Callie, and by her great-grand- green outdoor benches, miscellaneous picnic tables, miscellaneous signage, chrome 905-852-9538 / 1-800-654-4647 children Tyson and Kyle. Nibs is survived by her turn-style, miscellaneous folding tables, miscellaneous mannequin pieces, remote / Cell 416-518-6401 Brunette Escape sister Lena. Lorie will be fondly remembered by her two-way radio system, 17 piece - 30’-four inch diameter-aluminum irrigation extended family and friends. A celebration of Lo- pumping system plus field water cannon. & relax with me TO rie's life will be held at ST. MARTIN'S ANGLICAN BRUCE KELLETT AUCTIONS Hours: 8am-7pm CHURCH, (1203 St. Martin's Dr., Pickering) on ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES INCLUDE: Harvest table, five antique horse ADVERTISE Thursday, May 17, 2007 at 1 pm with visitation one cutters, parlour table, ice cream table and four chairs, empire couch, buffet, low-boy Selling the estate of the late Margaret Bollon 905-242-0498 hour prior. In lieu of flowers, donations to St. Mar- dresser, oil lamps, miscellaneous chairs, gilded mirror, old farm tools, horse plough and of Stouffville and others YOUR tin's Anglican Church would be greatly appreciated cultivator, selection of old panel doors, shutters and miscellaneous household trim At Malcolm Sale Barn 13200 Old Scugog Rd. by the family. A Book of Condolence may be 1/2 Mile South of Blackstock, Ont. IMPRESSIONS pieces, brass wall sconces with cranberry shades, two brass coach lamps, solid BUSINESS signed at www.mceachnie-funeral.ca oak television credenza, 1973 Copenhagen collector plates, large Llardro (Spain) Tuesday May 29th, 2007 5:30 pm Support a student by seeing • 12ft. Aluminum boat and trailer, 9.9hp. motor and one of our college girls. figurine. This is only a partial list with many more treasures . Several young, slender & OR fish finder • Toro 5hp. Mower/trimmer/edger • Old WAYE, Wesley Gordon Passed away after a Rocking Chair • Royal Winton • Pinwheel crystal • barely legal models. Auctioneer’s Note: Auction features articles that should interest one and all, a trip 24 hrs. - 7 days SERVICE IN lengthy illness at Scarborough General Hospital on down memory lane for some and an opportunity for others to add something to a future Carleton Ware • Depression Glass • Old Pine Cup- Hiring - highest Pay!!! board • Plus So Much More, See You There! May 19, 2007 in his 73rd year. Loving husband of display at a new location or a useful article for your home, farm or business. Plan on Call Tina or Dave THIS Ingrid for 49 years. He will be fondly remembered Bruce Kellett (705)328-2185 905-922-2541 coming early and staying late. See you at the auction. Sale subject to additions and www.impressionsagency.com by his children, Gordon (Beth) and Glen (Deborah). deletions. Auctioneer reserves the right to withdraw any item from the auction sale at SECTION Proud grandpa of Tyler, Amanda, Ryan and Chris- any time. All Items Sold "As Is Condition". All verbal announcements shall take tine. Wesley will be missed by many friends and precedence over all written materials. Auctioneer and Owners are not responsible for SAT. MAY 26th - 10 a.m. NEW BUSTY PLEASE neighbours. The family will receive friends at the any accidents, loss or injuries on the property on the day of sale. AUCTION of Antiques, China, Coins, McEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME, 28 Old Kingston Collectibles, Furniture & Glass from the home of BLONDE CALL Road, Pickering Village (Ajax) 905-428-8488 for Terms of Sale: Cash, Visa, Mastercard, Interact, Mrs. Shaw of Mississauga, the Estate of the late Sexy, Sensuous & AJAX the Funeral Service to be held in the Chapel on Harold & Iola Jones of Uxbridge, an Oshawa relaxing, discreet Thursday, May 24, 2007 at 5:00 p.m. Cremation to Pre-approved Cheque with Proper Identification Only. home, Scarborough Estate and others @ Vanhaven for gentlemen 5% Buyer’s Premium on All Sales. Arena, 722 Davis Dr., Uxbridge L9P 1R2. Details 905-683-0707 follow. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Alzheimer 905-665-2907 Society or the Heart and Stroke Foundation would on website garyhill.theauctionadvertiser.com by appt. 8am - 10pm See Photos and Updates at: www.macgregor.theauctionadvertiser.com be greatly appreciated. A Book of Condolence may GARY HILL AUCTIONS be signed at www.mceachnie-funeral.ca Auction sold and managed by: MacGREGOR AUCTIONS 905-852-9538 / 1-800-654-4647 / SHEMALE 905-987-2112 or 1-800-363-6799 or 905-718-6602 (Day of sale) Cell 416-518-6401 PLAYMATE Busty Blonde in ESTATE BUSINESS FARM AUCTION Auction Sale Sat. May 26 @ 4 pm Haydon Auction town for a few "FARM SOLD" Barn, 2498 Con Rd 8, Haydon ON An Oshawa Estate & days. In/Out CLOSE-OUT AUCTION Coins & Currency: 2 pc China Cab., Chesterfield, Bdrm Call Natalie SHERIFF'S Sale of Land(s) DKNS Welding and Fabricating, The Property of JOE O'NEILL Furn., Lamps, Group of Seven Prints, Glass, China, Port. Cobbledick St. Orono 628 Tracey's Hill Rd., RR#4, Omemee TV, Garden Tools -. Something of interest for all. Visit 289-688-5969 UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued Saturday, May 26th, 10:00 a.m 5 Miles North of Omemee at TD bank or Mile South of www.donstephensonauctioneer.com Auctioneer Don Stephenson 905-263-4402 or 705-277-9829 out of the Superior Court of Justice at Toronto, Ontario dated Downeyville on Sturgeon Rd., West on Tracey's Hill Rd. August 25, 2006 Number 06-CV-305695SR against the real and Edwards 100 ton Ironworker Machine com- from Lindsay on #7 at Callaghan School personal property of Normand J.A. Pregent carrying on plete with Dies (3 years); Lincoln 250 Ranger Go East 4 Miles on Tracey's Hill Rd. business as Advantage Home Improvements & Renovations, Portable Welder on Trailer (1168 hrs., gas); SAT. MAY 26 - 10 A.M. Lincoln 255 Power Mig Welder (220v); Ca- #1 Out Call Massage Defendant, at the suit of The Roof Shop Corporation, nox CSR400 DC Welder (550v); Hobart 650 TRACTORS & LIVESTOCK TRAILER: 235 MF 40 HP Aroma Massage Plaintiff,the Enforcement Office of the Superior Court of Justice RVS Welder w/Lincoln LN7 Wirefeeder; Pro- Diesel W/Loader, 2 Buckets, Blade, Bale & Manure Fork, avail. @ your comfort located at 601 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario has seized Line 650 cc/cv Welder w/Thermal Arc Con- 1600 Cockshutt, Gas, Rebuilt Motor, New Rubber, Good Day and Night and taken in execution all the right, title, interest and equity of Metal Tandem Livestock Trailer (Bumper Pull, Real Good) redemption of Normand J. A. Pregent carrying on business as stant Wire Feeder; Miller 400 amp Diesel MACHINERY AND MISC.: Kevernlands 3F 3pth Trip Beam www.exotixxk.zoom Welder on Trailer; ESAB Power Cut 875 Plow • I.H. 3F 3pth Trip Beam Plow • 8' 3pth Cult. • 8' 3pth share.com Advantage Home Improvements & Renovations, Defendant in ‘Plasma’ (3 years); Baldor 575v Horizontal Disc • 5 Section Harrows • I.H. 8' Seeder w/Grass Box • Hiring ladies and to: Shop Compressor; Campbell-Hausfeld 6.5 Hay Wagon • I.H. 7' Sickle Mower • MF 7' Haybine • 24T JD SPRING CLEANING 416-898-5007 H.P.-220v Vertical Compressor; 50 ton Hy- Square Baler • N.I. 4' Soft Core Round Baler • Stock Racks PIN 16327-0162 (LT) PCL 5-3 Sec M97; PT LT 6 PL M97 & PT draulic Shop Press; Progress 5E Pedestal Drill w/Sliding Back Door (For Ford Pick Up) • SM. Grain Auger • Let Perfect Maid take care of all your LT 290 PL 844 PTS 6, 7 40WR154; S/T 0S155177E, Oshawa, Press (24” Table, Gear Driven); 1995 Daewoo 32' Bale Elevator on Wheels • 24' Bale Elevator w/Motor • housekeeping needs. We do not cut corners AAA Regional Municipality of Durham, Land Titles Division of 5000lb Forklift (propane); Rigid 300 and 270 MF Side Del. Rake • 3pth Wheel Windrow Turner • 3pth Evening Appts. Fully Bonded. Saturdays available PICKERING Durham (No.40), municipally known as 377 Hillcroft Street, Electric Pipe Threaders (110); IK12 Beetle Century Weed Sprayer • Cattle Squeeze W/Scale • 3 Bale Oshawa, Ontario L1G 2M3. Feeders • Free Standing Cattle Oiler • 12" - 3PT. Post Hole 905-686-5424 ANGELS Straight Line Cutter; Dewalt Laser Level Auger • 35 Fence Rails and 30 Cedar Posts • Assorted ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ All of which said right, title, interest and equity of redemption of w/Tripod; BUX Mag Drill (3/4 cap); Hauger Lumber • Tractor Tire Chains • Set of Triple Side Chains for Relaxing Massage Normand J.A. Pregent carrying on business as Advantage Magnetic Drill; 2500 Homelite Gas Generator; We also do house painting and carpet Home Improvements & Renovations, Defendant in the said 1000x20 Truck Tires • Western Saddle • 3 Bale Tarps cleaning!!!!!! VIP Rooms & Jacuzzi Greenlee 530 Portable Bandsaw; Craftsman w/Poles • Bags Mixed Grass Seed & Fertilizer • Wagon 905 Dillingham Rd. lands and tenements described above, I shall offer for sale by Band Saw; Delta & Milwaukee Chop Saws; Load Sm. Farm Related Items. (905)420-0320 Public Auction subject to the conditions set out below at, The Mastercraft Wood Lathe; Air Jack Hammer ID to Register ~ Cash or Cheque Only pickeringangels.com Courthouse, 601 Rossland Rd E.,Whitby, ON L1N 9G7, on and Bits; Triton Table Saw; Chainsaw; Bench; Lunch Available (Proceeds to Cancer Society) Wednesday, June 6, 2007 at 1:30 p.m. Pedestal & Body Grinders; Qty Power & Shop Tools; Plate Lifting Clamp; Torches; Gauges; DOUG MITCHELL AUCTIONS OMEMEE 705-799-6769 AJAX CONDITIONS: Qty Welding Cable; Welding Rod Ovens; The purchaser to assume responsibility for all mortgages, Pedestal Metal Former; Qty I-Beam and Mate- Owner or Auctioneer will not be responsible for any public liability, property damage or injury to the public in connection with this sale 2007 AFTER DARK charges, liens, outstanding taxes, and other encumbrances. No rial; Stock Rack; Qty Scaffolding; Job Boxes; Warm, Intimate Metal Work Tables; Ext and Step Ladders; ROOFING REPAIRS representation is made regarding the title of the land or any 19ft. Van Box; Mechanic’s Highboy Chest by RAPID TAC relaxing massage other matter relating to the interest to be sold. 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Venus Prince-Hanson – third overall, first floor, third bars, fifth vault, seventh beam; third bars, beam, fifth vault; Heather Putos – first overall, second vault, Athletes find gold, beam, fourth vault, seventh bars, eighth Samantha DeSousa – fourth overall, first Emma Kikulis – sixth overall, second vault, beam, third, floor, fourth bars; silver, bronze at floor; beam, floor, sixth bars, seventh vault. fourth bars, floor, seventh beam. Brooke Hing – fourth overall, third beam, Fison Mesfin – third overall, third beam, Level 3 Age 10 Group B Level 4 Age 13 fourth vault, bars, sixth floor; Rainbow Classic fifth vault, seventh bars and floor. Casey Kurtin – second overall, first beam, Ashley Wells – second overall, first vault, Taylor McFarlane - fifth overall, third vault, Level 2 Age 10/11 Group A second vault, sixth floor, seventh bars. second bars, beam, floor. bars, fifth beam, floor. 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