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By Kristen Calis [email protected]

PICKERING — When Lucy and her family moved from Toronto to Pickering a couple of years ago, she thought they’d lead a safe, quiet lifestyle. But her 15-year-old son, Chris (not his real name), has been robbed twice in just more than two months. “I’m scared for him,” Lucy said in an inter- view. “I’m frightened and I don’t like to feel that way.” The first robbery was on Friday, Nov. 14 at about 3 p.m., outside of Dunbarton High School. While walking alone to the bus, a group of four teens encircled him. One of them told Chris to empty his pockets while another threatened him and pulled the headphones off his head. “We move here and it’s happening in broad daylight in the busiest parts of Pickering,” Chris said, adding he wondered why no cars Ron Pietroniro/ News Advertiser photo stopped to help. A Toronto family moved into the Pickering area a couple of years ago to give their son a safer and more stable upbringing. He has been mugged twice in the last two months, once outside of Dunbarton High School and at the Pickering Recreation Complex. The second incident, on Friday, Jan. 23, was outside of the Pickering Recreation Detective Dan McKinnon of the 19 Divi- McKinnon said. Complex. He and three female friends were sion Street Level Robbery Unit said the situ- If they attend the same school, they’re Police safety tips leaving the rear of the building after skating ation is not unique since teens often carry expelled until the trial is over. They’ll also be at around 9 p.m. when a group of three teen- expensive electronic devices. put on probation, have to pay restitution for * Be street smart and avoid parks after age boys began making rude comments to “The criminals at that age definitely use the stolen goods and can end up in a youth dark the girls. Chris and his friends ignored them, strength in numbers,” he said. “Very seldom detention centre. * Use well-lit and open areas, such as but the group chased them and caught up, is it a one-on-one confrontation.” Even though some offenders wear balacla- sidewalks and busy streets asking Chris if he had anything in his pock- Between 2007 and 2008, the amount of vas or bandanas to hide their faces, they’re * Avoid short cuts * Keep items such as iPods and cell ets. He said ‘no’, but they spotted the cord reported street-level robberies in Ajax and still often caught. phones concealed to his MP3 player and asked him to hand it Pickering dropped by 34 per cent, he said. “They go to school here, they live here and * Walk with a buddy over. When Chris refused, one of the boys But many victimized teens don’t come for- they commit their crimes here,” Det. McKin- flashed a “gold knife with a big blade” at ward “because they’re the ones that have to non said. “Those consistencies definitely him. go to school every day...They have to walk help identify any suspects responsible for Anyone with information on such crimes “Then he demanded me to take it out,” he the streets.” the robberies.” or questions in general can call Det. McKin- said, adding he later reported it to Durham But if the suspect is charged, they’re re- Meanwhile, Chris will try his best to leave non or Detective Constable Craig McInall at Regional Police. quired to stay away from the victim, Det. his expensive gadgets at home. 905-579-1520, ext. 2565.

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Learning topics include meal and snack preparations, emotional eating, healthy choices while eating out, fitness and more. The Weight Smart Group will run at The Youth Centre on Thursdays from 6:15 to 7:45 p.m., commencing Feb. 5 and ending March 26. All potential participants will be required to make an appointment for an intake ses- sion before Feb. 5. Parents are invited for a one-night edu- cation session with the dietitian on March 19 and will also be invited to have a meal prepared by their youth as a finale to the program. The Youth Centre is at 360 Bayly St., Unit 5, Ajax. For more information or to register, call the centre at 905-428-1212. Ron Pietroniro/ News Advertiser photo We want your love stories Killer sculpture DURHAM — Was it love at first sight for PICKERING — Lindsay and Maddy Hachey put some finishing touches on a massive killer whale ice sculpture for the Claremont Winter Festival. The you and your sweetheart? Do you know a sculpture takes up the entire front yard of the Hachey residence and will soon be painted for the competition. The festival continues this week with couple who has been together for decades? skating and a parade this Saturday. For more on times and dates check out our story online at newsdurhamregion.com or call 416-302-3699. Got a unique engagement story? Or are you planning a big romantic sur- prise for your Valentine this Feb. 14? With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, Metroland Durham Region Media Group is putting the call out for local love Humane Society adds to stories. From weddings and proposals, to long- lasting love and long-distance love, we want to hear about it all. A selection of the best stories will be fea- overflowing pot of donations tured in the local newspapers and online at www.newsdurhamregion.com in the days leading up to Feb. 14. Shelter has already Mary Crow, an advocate for various causes Upcoming Humane E-mail your romantic stories and photos through Care2.com. to [email protected] by Fri- collected nearly $100,000 The Cobourg resident signed the HSDR Society events day, Feb. 6. in monetary contributions up for the online petition after hearing about the mid-December fire at the Oshawa OUA hockey game: UOIT Ridgebacks vs. shelter that left nearly 200 animals dead and Brock Badgers Ajax celebrating By Parvaneh Pessian the building destroyed. Friday, Feb. 6, at 7:30 p.m. [email protected] “It just broke my heart for those people,” Campus Ice Centre, 2200 Simcoe St. N., Winterfest this weekend she said. Oshawa DURHAM — Public support for the Hu- “Especially when they knew there were Portion of ticket proceeds donated to AJAX — With at least six more weeks of mane Society of Durham Region (HSDR) problems that were existing and they were HSDR winter, you might as well celebrate the sea- is now on display for the world to see after trying to get out of that building to start Tickets are $7 for adults, $3 for students son while it’s here. the shelter landed one of the top spots in an with.” and seniors, kids under 12 are free Ajax is hosting its annual Winterfest on online fundraising contest. The site was one of hundreds of shelters Call 905-721-8668 ext. 2784 or e-mail Sunday, Feb. 8, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the American websites Care2.com and Adopt- across Canada and the U.S. that entered the [email protected] McLean Community Centre. a-Pet.com launched their second annual race. A feature this year is the chance to meet “America’s favourite animal shelter” compe- Others include Boxer Rescue Ontario in former Toronto Maple Leafs’ captain Rick tition recently. Ajax, Clarington Animal Shelter, Camp Lotsa has been raised thus far but the total is near Vaive. He’ll be at the community centre A grand prize of $10,000 was promised Dogs in Oshawa, Chance Wildlife Sanctuary $100,000. from noon to 2 p.m. to the shelter that received the most online in Pickering and the Uxbridge-Scugog Ani- Most of the funding will go to rebuilding Other features of Winterfest include ice votes and other amounts for the remaining mal Control Centre. the shelter but some of it has been used to sculptures and professional ice-carving top 20. The prize will add to a slew of donations support veterinary bills for newly arriving demonstrations hourly between noon and 3 Voting wrapped up on Jan. 31 with the that have already been poured into the shel- animals. p.m., children’s games, including snow golf HSDR taking fifth place after raking in 3,833 ter since the blaze through numerous fund- The total number of animals currently and a hockey shootout, outdoor ice skating votes -- an effort that will be rewarded with raising events. under care of shelter staff sits at about 50 (bring your own skates and helmet), horse- a $500 donation. “It’s been great, the numbers of people including at least 30 cats and 10 dogs. drawn wagon and dog-sled rides, snow “They announced this contest and I who have been coming forward to express For a full list and specific details about painting, children’s arts and crafts and tasty thought I would get the word out about the their support for everything that we’re upcoming events being held to raise funds treats at Frosty’s Cafe. need this shelter has and it was wonder- doing,” shelter manager Ruby Richards said, for the HSDR, visit www.humanedurham. For more information, visit www.towno- ful because people did respond to it,” said adding she doesn’t know exactly how much com. fajax.com or call 905-428-7711. durhamregion.com THE NEWS ADVERTISER, February 4, 2009 PAGE 3 A/P

Auto workers’ union president worried GM will leave GLASSES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY By Melissa Mancini tors released Canadian dress this industry’s deeper Dennis DesRosiers said. an e-mail. “The heavy lift- 2 for 1 [email protected] Bill direct to Most sales figures for January. problems.” The CAW has “Face it folks, Canada is a ing is going to be in the Insurances and Social Services Vehicle sales were down approximately 8,500 active fly on the wall in the bailout U.S. and the U.S. political DURHAM — Canadian 46.6 per cent compared to members in Oshawa, Mr. of the Detroit 3,” said the agenda is going to drive the 3 LOCATIONS FOR QUALITY & CHOICE Auto Workers Local 222 the same month in 2008. Buckley said. head of DesRosiers Auto- equation, not the Canadian AJAX OPTICAL 905 Heritage Market Square 683-7235 president Chris Buck- The union knows the sit- Last week the CAW mas- motive Consultants Inc in agenda.” 145 Kingston Rd. E., Unit 7 AJAX OPTICAL 905 ley says he’s very anxious uation is dire and they are ter bargaining committee 56 Harwood Ave. S. Ajax Plaza 683-2888 about the future of General going to put their “best foot gave the union permission PICKERING OPTICAL 905 1360 Kingston Rd. Pickering (Hub Plaza) 839-9244 Motors in Canada. forward” in talks with GM. to engage in extraordinary “I’m worried that if we But the situation is unfair to contract talks. In order for a ignore this crisis and pre- the workers the CAW rep- tentative deal to be reached tend we don’t have to ad- resents, Mr. Buckley said. conditions will have to be dress it there is a very real “It’s not about members’ met including ratification possibility General Motors wages, benefits and pen- votes and participation by would pull out of Canada,” sions,” he said. the companies in a finan- Mr. Buckley said. In a news release, the cial assistance agreement The Happiest Mr. Buckley said he ex- CAW said talks would be with the federal and On- pects to sit down with GM aimed at ensuring labour tario governments. Children representatives this week. costs at the Canadian plants The CAW resolution said The union will be look- of the three companies re- it will require that compa- The Happiest ing for guarantees GM will main competitive with the nies make commitments Providers maintain a presence in companies’ U.S. plants. regarding their future pres-

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new strategic plan will make sustainability the centrepiece of Do you support the construction of an A development in Durham Region airport in Pickering? over the next six years, welcome news to those who’ve watched the massive Yes : 15% growth the area has undergone these past 35 years. No: 85% While growth will continue apace, it’s heartening to see the draft plan’s inten- Votes: 761 tion is that it be managed in such a way that the quality of life for residents here does not suffer. The new six-year plan has five prongs: to promote a vibrant economy; protect Our readers think... existed in the southern Ontario of my Wake up to the reality of the future, Mr. and enhance the environment; balance youth. It has been replaced with high- Anderson. You don’t pave Class A farm- growth and sustainable communities; ways and buildings and cars and most land to provide jobs to autoworkers who promote safe, healthy and inclusive of the wild animals I see in the city are are out of work because GM also failed to communities; and, enhance partner- Airport would destroy road kill. This is our National Geographic see the writing on the wall. You grow food ships through service excellence. natural environment story, our environmental dilemma. on farmland and you design automo- Sustainability reflects an interest in Let the citizens of the GTA know that biles that don’t burn fossil fuels and pol- greener lifestyles and a more respon- there is a treasure amongst their midst lute our air. Any Grade 5 student knows sible attitude going forward. The draft To the editor: that can be lost if we let it go. that...... plan was developed with input from In a mad rush to become just like every Bernadette Zubrisky Mary Delaney Regional councillors, staff, local busi- other place in the GTA, Durham Region Agincourt Pickering nesses and through public forums and would stand to lose everything they’ve by way of a phone survey with 800 Dur- got that gives it the character it has now. ham residents. So, it is fair to say that it The urgency to build an airport, at all Human cost of airport does represent the views of a cross-sec- costs to the environment, agricultural Airport still ‘doesn’t make tion of Durham opinion. and other potential sustainable and economic sense’ too high Sustainability is something we’ve had economical options for the ‘vacant’ land to learn about the hard way through the in north Pickering, is scary. Building waste disposal process. Because we’ve an airport will create initial employ- To the editor: To the editor: had to find our way around the landfill ment in building, but beyond that, with Re: ‘It’s high time to build an airport in Whenever the subject of the proposed process and learn to push harder to mechanization and technology, there Pickering’, editorial, Jan. 23. Pickering airport is raised again it is divert to blue box and green bin meth- still wouldn’t be a huge numbers of jobs. In case the editor and Regional Chair- always with regard to how it will affect ods, much more thought is being put Unless of course from all sorts of other man Roger Anderson haven’t been pay- business growth and the region’s coffers. into waste now than say, a decade ago. industrial and other employment oppor- ing attention for the last 38 years, there How about the daily impact this will The same applies to any strategic plans tunities that would also need to locate on are one or two glitches to be worked out have to the individuals in the area? With we may apply to future development this vacant land. before the Pickering airport is “shovel- airplanes comes noise and pollution and growth. To do this, the people of Durham would ready.” issues. Filter that down and you have Durham residents have a right to be sacrificing all that gives it character. Let’s start with the fact that the vast allergies, sleep disorders and grumpy expect a high quality of life with excel- The clean rivers and forests will be lost. majority of people and ELECTED politi- citizens young and old. Off we go to the lent services, top jobs, excellent and The biodiversity – all that the world is cians in Ajax-Pickering are opposed – and doctor, if you even have one. safe communities and a thriving econ- losing, exponentially, would soon fade with very good reason. It doesn’t make We stop at the store on the way home omy. We should demand that upper away and become urban myth. All sorts economic sense now any more than it did to get fresh fruit and veggies. They are levels of government provide us with, of animals, plants, insects and fungi exist when it was first shelved. absurdly high priced because we can’t dollar for dollar, the same standards of on this vacant land. In fact, there is a Quite frankly, until Mr. Anderson is grow them locally. Oops, we paved over social services and health care as are cacophony of nature that is now no lon- elected to office, I am not interested in his quite a bit of our prime farmland for an provided across the province and across ger seen anywhere else in the entire GTA. opinion. Until then, I would rather hear airport that was going to save us all. the country. All that is real. It is here now but it won’t from elected politicians who are look- Then we decide to get away from it all This draft strategic plan indicates that be if this vacant land is plowed under ing into the future, those who care about and go on a nice vacation. Due to the air- local councillors, staff and citizens also and covered in concrete. foodland security, the environment and line industries’ economic slump we are realize the responsibility for making Please, don’t rush to build an airport fresh air, rather than an unelected official nickel and dimed about all the creature sure Durham remains clean, healthy that would destroy what is left that I love. who seems to be wearing blinders manu- comforts that we used to take for granted and vibrant for decades to come is up to I miss the farms and forested valleys that factured back in the 1970s. on our flights. all of us. We must ensure that develop- It is the little things in life that impact us ment and growth are orderly and, yes, e-mail letters to [email protected] / max. 200 words / the most. sustainable and green so that we can all please include your full first and last name, place of residence & daytime phone number / Laurie Barclay enjoy this place we call home. letters that do not appear in print may be published @ newsdurhamregion.com Pickering durhamregion.com THE NEWS ADVERTISER, February 4, 2009 PAGE 7 A/P

Paramedics aid a firefighter injured in a downtown Oshawa fire in December 1983.

Dr. Charlene Lockner helps bring Alex Passarella into this world. Sept. 3, 1986. Final Focus An early riser captures the sun as it peeks up over the mist on a frigid day on Lake Ontario Walter Passarella in January 2004.

Editor’s Note: Photo chief Walter Passarella retired from Metroland at the end of 2008. As one of his final assignments he put together this retrospective of images he was most proud of during his distinguished 25-year career.

The blink of an eye . . . That’s all it takes to capture an image that tells the whole story. The only hitches being you have to be there and you have to be ready. The rest is luck. Or so it may seem. It also seems that for me, at least, the past 25 years as a news photographer have passed just as quickly. A quarter century of making photos that helped illustrate the life and times of our community. On this page is just a small sampling of the pictures that meant just that little bit more to me and hopefully to you as well. It’s been an incredible journey doing a fascinating job. And I had the time of my life doing it. Two steeplechase competitors fall into the pond during a LOSSA track and field event in May 2008.

Man’s best friend finds the change on the fire hydrant disconcerting, to say the least, in December 1984. A young girl enjoys a warm March A man is arrested by the DRPS Tacti- Break day in 1990. cal Unit in 1999. P PAGE 8 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, February 4, 2009 durhamregion.com Residential hospice needed in Durham

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By Kristen Calis * Currently, there are 5,700 [email protected] people in Pickering more than 70 years of age PICKERING * By 2011, deaths due to can- — No one should cer will increase by 10 per cent die alone, and Durham Region to 3,300 per year in Durham needs a residential hospice so that * Ninety per cent of Canadians doesn’t have to happen, says the want to die at home executive director of Durham Hos- * Sixty-four per cent of care- pice. givers are unable to care for Kirsten Schmidt-Chamber- loved ones dying at home lain spoke to Pickering council * On average, palliative care recently about the organization, patients require 54 hours per mostly made up of volunteers, that week of direct patient care provides palliative care - care for * People miss on average the terminally ill - and bereave- about two months of work to care for a dying loved one ment services to people and their * There are no palliative care families in Durham. Services are beds in hospitals in west Dur- free and for people living at home, ham in the hospital, long-term care centres, retirement facilities and shelters. But the organization is Ron Pietroniro/ News Advertiser photo missing something: a residential Kirsten Schmidt-Chamberlain is the executive director of Durham Hospice. hospice. “We want a 10-bed residential hospice located in central Dur- ham,” Ms. Schmidt-Chamberlain said, adding it would serve all Dur- ham residents and the length of Durham’s leading wedding professionals are at the Ajax Pickering News Advertiser stay would be three months or less. It costs about $1,000 per day to care for a palliative care patient in a hospital bed, as opposed to $300 a day in a residential hospice, Ms. Chamberlain said. The ministry of health and long-term care in 2005 allocated $586,000 to support the costs of nursing and personal support workers in a residential hospice in Durham, but no capital Spring 2009 money was given. Seventy-seven per cent of Durham Hospice’s funding comes from the Central East Local Health Integration Network (CE LHIN) and the rest Sunday, February 22, 2009 11am - 5pm comes from fundraising. Durham Hospice is urging people to write Ajax Convention Centre 500 Beck Cres., Ajax letters to the CE LHIN in support of operational funding. In Pickering, about 350 people die each year, 200 of them from a Purchase tickets online at: terminal illness. “With an estimated five people www.durhamweddingsource.com impacted by one death, at least 1,750 people are grieving in your community,” Ms. Schmidt-Cham- Tickets are $4.00 each PICKERING berlain said. enter for a chance to win a prize courtesy of: PHOTO So for the first time, Durham In the village Hospice, in partnership with Com- Tickets are also available at the door. $6 each or 2 for $10 munity Care Durham, is starting a bereavement support group in Pickering for those who have expe- 2 fashion shows rienced the loss of a loved one or 12 Noon and 3pm. Featuring: friend. The group will meet every Tuesday starting Feb. 17 from 7 to 2)$!, %3)2%3 9 p.m. To register call 1-888-790- " $ ).# 9414. Durham Hospice recently set up Sight & Sound MakeUp by LENA a task force in order to find ways to establish the much-needed residential hospice. To help raise funds, the organization will host Sponsored by: the Flying High gala and auction on Saturday, May 9 at the Enter- prise Air Hangar at the Oshawa Airport, which will feature airport tours and Luba Goy from The Royal Canadian Air Farce. For tick- ets or to donate call 905-430-4522 or visit www.durhamhospice.com. For more information, please contact Laurie McCaig at: 905.683.5110 ext. 230 or email: [email protected] durhamregion.com THE NEWS ADVERTISER, February 4, 2009 PAGE 9 P

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February 16 CLOSED • keep your children safe - don’t let them play in the snow piles or on the snow After Hours/Emergency Line banks at the side of the road MEMBERS! During the month of February, purchase a one-month • wh en clearing snow, pile it on your property - it should not be shovelled onto gift membership for only $30! City of Pickering After Hours/Emergency Line 905.683.7575 the sidewalk or street share the the love love offers offers excludes excludes swim members swim and members memberships. and memberships. Get Involved In Your Community! • place your garbage containers and blue box on a cleared area - do not perch them on the top of snow piles ivic 2008 The City of Pickering encourages citizens to participate in their community by • h elp prevent street fl ooding and icing by clearing snow away from storm C volunteering for one of our boards or committees. sewer catchbasins. When the weather turns warmer and snow begins to wards melt it’s important that the runoff water gets into the storm sewer. If the Who is Eligible? Pickering property owners or residents, 18 years of age or older are invited to catch basin is fully or partially covered by a build-up of snow and ice street apply. fl ooding can occur. Should the thermometer dip again the street can become We invite and encourage you to submit nominations for individuals, groups, an ice rink How to Apply? and businesses who have made a signifi cant contribution to the City of Persons wishing to apply must submit an application form to the City Clerk. The A few things you can do to help yourself: Pickering. All nominations must be received by Thursday, February 12, 2009 at application form is available on the City’s website or by contacting the Clerks • sometimes it takes several passes with the plow to completely clear the 4:00 pm. Forms are on the website. Division at 905.420.4660, ext. 2928. street. Wait until plowing is completed, and you will only have to shovel your phone 905.683.7575 Selection Process driveway once TTY 905.420.1739 Council will appoint qualifi ed candidates for citizen vacancies and all appointments • wh en you shovel your driveway, place the snow on the “downstream” (right email [email protected] will be for a term ending November 30, 2010. side) so your driveway won’t be fi lled in the next time the plow comes by Boards and Committees Things you can do to help the City crews: Call For Nominations! Accessibility Advisory Committee • observe snow by-laws Role is to advise Council on its accessibility plan and review selected site plans and • don’t park overnight on any City street SENIOR OF THE YEAR AWARD drawings for new building and development. • don’t push snow from a driveway or parking lot onto a City street or Nominations are due by February 13, 2009 There are fi ve vacancies on this Committee. We encourage applications from the sidewalk One senior will be selected and invited to a recognition ceremony disabled community. • don’t park your vehicle at the end of your driveway in a way that would impede the City plow on Sunday, June 6, 2009 as part of the City of Pickering’s Seniors Meets at 7:00 pm the fourth Wednesday of every month. Month Celebration. Contact: Prem Noronha-Waldriff , • to help prevent localized fl ooding, try to keep the catch basin adjacent to your property free from ice and snow 905.420.4660, ext. 3229 Call 905.683.6582 ext. 3223 or visit the website at cityofpickering.com Heritage Pickering • don’t place garbage or garbage containers where they can be buried, Established under the authority of the Ontario Heritage Act for the purpose of damaged or interfere with snow removal advising Council on means of conserving heritage properties and areas to advise • avoid unnecessary spinning of tires at intersections. 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See her work in Ajax she also works from basics to cre- ate the hues she needs, noting, “I like the steadfast ultramarine blue, By Lyra Pappin burnt sienna, raw sienna and aliza- Special to the News Advertiser rin crimson. Most any colour I need can be made from them.” DURHAM — Dianne Bunn is Another asset in her artistic arse- doing her part to brighten up the nal is her camera. dull winter with her colourful wa- “I love to photograph the places I tercolour paintings, now on display visit and nature around me, even my at the Ajax McLean Community own garden,” she says. “Some plac- Centre. es just inspire me to want to pull out Born and raised in Canada with my paint brushes and paint right a British sensibility passed down by then and there and that’s where the her parents, the Uxbridge resident camera can come in handy if I don’t has always been intrigued by natu- have time to sit and sketch.” ral scenes, gardens and landscapes, Luckily, Bunn did find time to particularly Canadian and Scottish sit and create the works of art that scenes. are now on display at the McLean Getting her start in watercolours Centre as part of the PineRidge Arts just eight years ago, Bunn quickly Council’s Art in Public Places initia- developed a passion for them. Driv- tive. The PineRidge Arts Council en by her affinity for the transpar- is a non-profit organization that ency and lightness of the medium, supports local artists and aims to she found it an ideal outlet to ex- develop appreciation for and in- Celia Klemenz/ News Advertiser photo Artist Dianne Bunn is displaying her work at the McLean Community Centre in Ajax until Feb. 8. press her love of gardens and floral volvement in the arts throughout imagery. “(Watercolours) have a the community. Bunn became a glow to them no other medium can member of the group in order to artists.” The council seems happy to ings, head to Ajax’s McLean Com- Saturday and Sunday from 7 a.m. to capture,” she says. find like-minded friends and partic- have her, too, as Bunn is the first art- munity Centre at 95 Magill Dr. (at 9 p.m. Choosing to stay within a natural ipate in such events, adding, “join- ist of 2009 to show art at the McLean Westney Road) before Feb. 9. Ad- For more information about Di- palette, Bunn opts for blues, browns ing a local arts group allows access Centre. mission is free and the exhibit is anne Bunn and the PineRidge Arts and yellows with hints of red in the to shows and events, while at the To check out Bunn’s pretty floral open to the public Monday to Fri- Council, visit http://pineridgearts. majority of her work. Mixing it up, same time supporting fellow local watercolours and landscape paint- day from 6 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. and on org/. durhamregion.com THE NEWS ADVERTISER, February 4, 2009 PAGE 15 P

ANNANDALE Valentine’s Dance Friday, Feb. 13 TRIBUTE TO ELVIS SHOW starring RON MOORE & his band Geri & the Koasters $ DELUXE DINNER 35 per person & party favours PORTS includes taxes & gratuity S✦ E-mail game scores to Al Rivett, [email protected] Call 905-683-3210 Sports briefs Pickering pounded by Peterborough FEBRUARY 4, 2009 Panthers finish Panthers’ Ajax player earns regular season against college honours Postscript Kingston, Lindsay AJAX — Durham College Tyler von Engelbrechten women’s volleyball captain Mandi By Al Rivett scored the lone goal against Doris of Ajax has been named the Bowmanville Eagles [email protected] the on Ontario Colleges Athletic Association Sunday. Jeff Broekema and (OCAA) Athlete of the Week. PICKERING — It’s been the best Richard Duncan earned as- Doris, a fourth-year student- of times and the worst of times for sists...Luke Puiras scored athlete who is enrolled in the Office the Pickering Panthers, all in the both Pickering goals in Satur- Administration program, broke the span of a week. day’s loss to Peterborough... OCAA all-time record for career After an impressive three wins in Scott Brown had the Panthers’ blocks last Tuesday night in the four games the weekend before, the lone marker in Friday’s loss to Lords road win over Fleming Col- Panthers hoped to duplicate that Peterborough...The Panthers lege. Doris now has 154 career blocks, success in a three gamer this past will be without defenceman Eamonn Courtney and goal- surpassing weekend. tender Tyler Kimmel for this Tracey Smith But, success can be fleeting and weekend’s games and possibly of Niagara that certainly applied to the sud- for the start of the post-season. College, who denly slumping Panthers, which “I’m not sure if both will be back had 147 blocks dropped all three, including two for the playoffs. We’ll have to in her career. one-sided losses to a potential play- wait and see,” said Brady. Earlier in the off opponent. season, Doris The Panthers finished the three- also smashed game-in-three-days set against the loss to the Stars, the team capitu- the record for Bowmanville Eagles in Bowmanville lated in the return date in Peterbor- most blocks on Sunday, losing 4-1 at the Garnett ough. in a single Mandi Doris season. In 19 B. Rickard Recreation Complex. “We didn’t compete. Defensively, games, she has recorded 78 blocks, As has been the case in numer- we were atrocious, especially in front passing Courtney Warren of Mo- ous games this season, the Panthers of our net. Our defence didn’t have a hawk College, who had 61 blocks in once again showed their inability on good day. We have to be much bet- 2003/04. Sunday to bury their scoring chanc- ter with our play in front of our own The Lords have been dominant es. Conversely, the Eagles capital- net.” on the court as well as on the score ized on their chances around the The final weekend of league play sheet this year. The Lords are 14-5 net. AJ Groen/ News Advertiser photo will ultimately decide where the in conference play and have clinched “I’m not going to say we should Pickering Panther’s Jeff Broekema received a two-minute penalty after haul- Panthers (12-29, 3 OT wins, 2 OT a home play off game. Meanwhile, ing down Bowmanville Eagles’ Brett Gilmour during Ontario Junior Hockey have beaten Bowmanville but, we losses, 1 shootout loss) will finish Doris leads the league in blocks (78) League action in Bowmanville on Sunday. The Pickering Panthers lost 4-1. did show up, we did compete and within the Ruddock Division. The and points (251), while teammate we did battle,” said Bill Brady, the Panthers host the first-place Kings- Kristen Conner of Oshawa leads the Panthers’ head coach. “But, Bow- thers were steamrolled by the Stars, “Peterborough made a strong ton Voyageurs on Friday night at league in kills (203). The Lords are on a six-match winning streak and manville was better than we were. scorching the Panthers 6-1 on home statement, so we need to re-group. the Pickering Recreation Complex are fifth in the provincial rankings. They took advantage of their oppor- ice on Friday night and, to add insult The playoffs is a different season at 7:30 p.m. They end the season in Doris becomes the fourth tunities and we didn’t.” to injury, crushed them 14-2 in Pe- and if they’re the ones we meet, Lindsay against the Muskies Sunday Durham College athlete to win the Despite the loss, the Bowman- terborough on Saturday. we’ll have to get together and re- afternoon. OCAA Athlete of the Week honour ville game was more palatable to The Panthers’ play wasn’t up to group and come up with a plan to The seventh-place Panthers need this season. Women’s soccer play- Brady than the Pickering juniors’ snuff against a Peterborough team combat how they exploited us,” said at least one win on the weekend ers Katie Watts of Oshawa and Brit- play during a home-and-home se- that outscored them 20-3 in the two- Brady. to finish ahead of the eighth-place tany Micucci of Newmarket won the ries against the Peterborough Lift- game set, said Brady, who’s hop- Although Brady said he was sat- Whitby Fury, which have three award earlier in September, while lock Stars. Playing against a poten- ing to put the losses behind them isfied, for the most part, with the games remaining. Pickering is cur- men’s basketball standout Eric Smith tial first-round matchup, the Pan- quickly. team’s play in Friday night’s home rently three points ahead of Whitby. of Ajax was honoured in January. All recipients can be viewed online by visiting www.ocaa.com. Maple Ridge set Fallen player honoured by junior hockey teams for tennis signups

Tri-Town ment has been renamed The Don The Don Sanderson Cup is a the close professional rivalry the PICKERING — The racquets Sanderson Cup. round-robin format, using the three neighboring communities are set to come out of storage, Championship The Don Sanderson teams match-ups dur- have had in minor and junior but not until registration has taken renamed Don Cup is presented by ing the Ontario Junior hockey over the years and will place for the Maple Ridge Tennis Pickering Village Source Hockey League’s regu- take place every season. Club. Sanderson Cup for Sports. lar-season schedule. It Currently, through 14 tourna- The club swings into its Sanderson died at age will be awarded to the ment games, a mere one point signups for the 2009 season on DURHAM — The Tri-Town 21 on Jan. 2, as a re- winning franchise to separates all three teams in the Saturday, Feb. 21 from 10 a.m. to Championship involving the sult of injuries suffered keep for the following extremely close competition. 1 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Ajax Attack, Pickering Panthers on the ice three weeks season. Should they Fittingly, the Don Sanderson Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. and Whitby Fury junior hockey prior while playing with retain the cup, it will Cup will come down to a one- Those signing up for club ten- nis on that day will receive $5 off teams will bear a new name this the Whitby Dunlops se- remain in their pos- game, winner-take-all final this the registration fee. season to honour the memory of nior ‘A’ hockey club. session. Should a new Thursday, Feb. 5, between the Donald Sanderson Maple Ridge is a family-orient- a fallen local hockey player. Sanderson had close champion emerge, the towns he played for: Ajax and ed club open to all ages, from the All three teams announced ties to the local hock- Sanderson Cup will be Whitby. The game is being played serious tennis player to the casual the Tri-Town Championship has ey community, playing for the presented to the new champions at Iroquois Park Sports Centre player. been dedicated to the memory of Whitby Dunlops and the Ajax At- to hold for the year. (the same arena the Whitby Dun- For inquiries, call Linda at Don Sanderson, and the tourna- tack junior ‘A’ club. The tournament celebrates lops compete in) at 7:30 p.m. 905-839-4519. A/P PAGE 16 NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, February 04, 2009 newsdurhamregion.com

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Call 647-404- Suits single, non- experience. Able to work 2 $1535. Frequent social Available February 1st. 1786. 1,425sq.ft. Call 905-579- **WHITBY, Available im- Spacious apartments, Toni (905)436-6042 smoker. Includes util, evenings a week. Fax re- mediately beautiful 3-bed- quiet bldg, near shopping, events held in common (905)666-9551. 5077 or 905-571-3281. room. In suite laundry in sep. entr, parking, sume to: 905-686-8718. room main fl oor of bunga- GO. Pool. 3-bedroom OSHAWA near OC, 3 bed- OSHAWA, Wilson/Olive low, parking, fenced yard, $1139/mo. Plus parking. every unit. Elevator ac- OPEN HOUSE REGENCY room, 1.5 bath and 1-bed- cable, laundry. Fresh Offices & cess to your unit. Bus stop OSHAWA, near hospital. area, bright 2-bedroom in 4-appliances, near Available Immediately, PLACE APTS Ask about room in 4-plex. No pets. 6-plex. Laundry, parking, Designer paint, EXPERIENCED DENTAL Business Space amenities, $1300/month, Feb. & March 1st. 905- located in front of building. our move-in special! 1 & 2 Available March 1 bedroom basement, fully soundproof. No pets Located across the street renovated, $525. 1 bed- kitchen. $870/month inclu- Receptionist, part time, all inclusive. First/Last. 683-8571. Bed. Util. incl. Security & 15th/March 1st. Laundry, sive. First/last/references. Ask $699/mo. may lead to full time and COMMERCIAL space 905-668-8620. from the hospital. 905-431- pking. Laundry, social parking, fi rst/last. 905-665- room second fl oor $675. 8930 www.skylineonline.ca Units all inclusive, parking. No big dogs. Working Avail now. Saturdays. Please fax re- available, 525sqft and AJAX-3 BDRM Main fl r -4 room & additional storage. 5537. couple preferred. 905-576- sume to 905-655-1600. 1200sqft. Suitable for pro- 1 & 2 BDRM Available Prking Legal $1295 Inclu- Min. to shopping & parks. 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Mary/Garden alstar.ca 2-bedroom, $800/inclusive. large basement apt., walk- room basement apartment. 905-666-2450 www.real- vated Bachelor, 1, 2 & 3 out to private yard, 6-appli- Large kitchen, 4-piece ministrative and computer 242-4478 or 905-435- Bayly & Harwood avail. 45 Colborne St. W. 1-bed- bdrm & Penthouse apts. skills. experience in medi- KING/CENTRE self-con- 0383. 647-896-3674 star.ca OSHAWA 1-BDRM with room $750/inclusive plus ances, fi replace, full bath bath, laundry on-site, park- Adult & Senior lifestyle etc. No smoking/pets. ing. No smoking/pets. cal billing or certifi cate tained offi ce unit, side en- walking distance to down- cable. 293 Montrave 2- bldgs. Large units, near would be a good asset. trance, parking, suit any 1-BDRM APT OSHAWA, ALEXANDRA PARK, NEAR OSHAWA centre, town & hospital. Available bedroom $800/inclusive. Luxuriously appointed. Available immediately. 1-bedroom apt., $800/mo, bus stop. Call 1-866-601- Avail Feb. 1st/later. Must $650/month, all inclusive. Fax resume: 905-426-1878 small business, $495 all main fl oor of home, a/c, OSHAWA Large 1 & 2- March 1st. Includes fridge, No pets. March 1. 905- 3083, 905-723-1009, 905- utilities included. Also 1 newly decorated, bus stop bedroom apts., "Old charm inclusive, fi replace, park- stove, utilities, laundry fa- 723-1647, 905-720-9935. be seen to appreciate! (905)697-3773. ing, private entrance, no 432-6912. www.apart (905)720-1533 room offi ce, main fl oor at door, close to all con- building." Totally renovat- cilities. $675/mth. No mentsinontario.com OPTOMETRY ASSIST- $350-monthly. (905)434- veniences, $765/mo, all ed, new kitchen/bath, hard- pets, First/last required. smoking/pets. Call 905- ANT (Qualifi cations Re- 8008 utilities included, fi rst/last, wood fl oors. In-house laun- Available immediately. 438-9931 OSHAWA, 2 bdrm apts in PICKERING, FINCH/LIV- quired): Full Time, Optical dry, intercom. Parkview. (905)436-3363. duplex. Very clean, spa- ERPOOL, one bedroom SIMCOE ST., Oshawa. no pets, Available immedi- Beautiful 3-bedroom. experience: Frame repair LAWYERS Private offi ce. ately. (905)725-9731. Near Hospital. No pets. OSHAWA Clean, new cious. Laundryroom OSHAWA, One Bedroom, basement apartment, sep- and fi tting mandatory, Ground fl oor building with (905)743-9383 NEW BASEMENT Apt building. 1-bedroom apt., w/hook-ups, parking, 2nd fl oor apartment. Sim- arate entrance, kitchen, 1400sqft, on second fl oor. Computer Skills, Profes- other lawyers. Includes re- PICKERING - Whites/401 - (Whites & Highview) $775/month, available fenced yard. $800/mo+ coe and King. Appliances, bathroom, laundry, inter- Walk distance to lake. sional Attitude, Whitby Of- ception, boardroom. 2 Bdrm Basement Apt, OSHAWA, 3 bedroom unit, $850/mo, 3 B/R + Kit & liv- March/April 1st. 2-bedroom utilities. Avail. immediate- laundry, secure intercom. net, cable. all inclusive. air. Fridge and stove, utilities fi ce. Please send resume's Across Oshawa Centre. Lrge Liv Rm, Kit, Laund, close to OC, $860 plus ing comb, Stove & Fridge apt. $875, available ly. First/last req'd. No parking. $625 plus available march lst. or April extra. $950/month, to P.O. Box 30582, Neil Ryan, Broker, Ryan Pking. No Smoking, Avail utilities, fi rst and last re- (new), Sep ent; Parking; March/April 1st. Applianc- (905)420-1846 or 647-283- electricity. Call (905)986- lst. $600 lst/last. non available now. (905)725- Oshawa Centre, Oshawa Realty Services Ltd immed, $900 inclusive. quired. Available February No pets/smoking. Call 416- es, parking & utilities in- 1846 4889. smoking environment. 9991. ON L1J 8L8 905 434-5128 Call Dan 416-574-9522. 1st. Call (905)987-4892. 278-8672. cluded. 905-438-9715. (905)409-2467. A/P PAGE 18 NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, February 04, 2009 newsdurhamregion.com

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SIMCOE/BEATRICE sen- OSHAWA WHITBY border PICKERING, Whites & ior-occupied building. Spa- NEW UNITS IN available Feb. lst. Two Sheppard. 2 large bed- BRUCE KELLETT AUCTIONS cious luxury 2-bedroom in LUXURY bedroom house, $l,000 per room. 2 full washrooms, Oshawa condo. Down- mo. plus utilities Call be- Selling Over 800 Stamp Collection tri-plex, top fl oor, A/C, cen- town location. Ensuite powder, laundry, balcony, tral vac, ensuite laundry, 5 laundry, gym, sauna, tween 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. living, kitchen, dining, gar- from Toronto, Coins, Over appliances + Garburator, balconies, etc. 1-bed- (905)439-1461. age, 2-parking. Near 25,000 Sports Cards and Furniture! Cornish ceilings. 4-pc & rooms from $950, 1-bed- amenities/401. Available 3-pc ensuite, diningroom, room+dens from $1100, OSHAWA, 3-bedroom Feb 1st. $1100+utilities. Malcolm Sale Barn, 13200 Old Scugog Rd 2-bedrooms from $1200. bungalow, very clean, Har- (416)451-4933. 1/2 Mile South of Blackstock, Ontario many upgrades No Available immediately. pets/smoking. Matthew mony/Olive area. Full SAT., FEB. 7, 10:30 am $1275+utilities. (905)434- 416-723-0847. basement, fenced yard, WAVERLY/ROSSLAND- 3 8008, 905-725-8333 patio, shed, A/C, no & 4 bedrooms, 1-1/2 bath- Guitars • Old Opera Glasses • Fridge, Stove, pets/smoking. $1200/ room townhomes, renovat- 2009 Washer & Dryer • Car Magazine Ads • Old Pocket Houses month, plus utilities. ed interior & exterior, EXHIBITORS WANTED Watch • Occupied Japan • Royal Doulton Swan • COOKE, Kenneth - (retired employee of GM SIMCOE/MILL OSHAWA, (905)432-1828. Old Mantel Clock • Red Rose Tea Wades • Furn. near 401. Nice, clean, for Rent available in friendly family- Saturday April 25, 10 am - 5 pm Van Plant Scarborough and long time mem- quiet building, near shop- oriented complex. Immedi- Sunday April 26, 10 am - 4 pm Bruce Kellett (705)328-2185 ber of Ajax Legion) Passed away suddenly at ping, transportation. OSHAWA, Rossland/Sim- ate. $1095-$1295+utilities. or (905)986-4447 www.theauctionfever.com ! $ !AAAA ABA-DABA- coe, 3 bedroom bungalow 2-appliances, hardwood BALTIMORE COMMUNITY CENTRE his residence on Sunday, February 1st, 2009 Utilities included. 1-bed- DOO- Own Your Own at the age of 74 years. Ken, beloved husband room, $769, 3-bedroom, with 2 bedroom in-law. 2 fl ooring, backs onto ravine. Home. No down payment kitchens, 2 laundry, 10 ap- Near schools, park, transit, Call of Leona. Loving father of Donna Cooke, $999, available now, - NO PROBLEM! For as fi rst/last. (905)436-7686 pliances, yard, deck, work- shopping. Contact Bob at CHANTELLE AT CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN Douglas Cooke and Karen and her husband low as $692 P.I/T. Ken shop/storage, no smok- 905-240-4942. Friday February 6th at 4:30 p.m. until 8pm. Collis Broker, Coldwell 905-372-0947 Byron Tuck. Cherished Poppa of Cory Tuck, ing/pets. References, located 3 miles East of Little Britain Joshua Tuck and Brittney Tuck. Brother of Banker 2M Realty $1700/month plus utilities. email: [email protected] on Kawartha Lakes Rd. 4. SOUTH PICKERING 1- (905)576-5200 WHITBY, Taunton/Ander- Michael Wilcox and uncle to Stephen Shawa- First/last. (905)444-9715, son. Cozy three bedroom Queen size sleigh bed with box spring and pillow top mattress, bedroom apt, open living- [email protected] (647)892-6020 8 walnut dining room chairs, brass bed, bunk beds, bed ches- ga and Michael Shawaga. Predeceased by room/kitchen, sep en- townhouse, appliances, terfi eld, rnd maple table and chairs, foose ball table, bedroom sister Joan Shawaga. Will be sadly missed trance, laundry, parking, garage, avail. now. set, pine drop front desk, dressers and mirrors, kitchen table 3-BEDROOM HOUSE, OSHAWA, SPACIOUS $1175/mo plus utilities. and chairs, Westinghouse fl oor model radio, coffee and end by family and friends. The family will receive non smoker/no pets, newly renovated, large second fl oor & loft, 3 bed- EXHIBITORS WANTED tables, ent unit, 32" RCA TV, futon, approx 20 sheets of 1/2" friends at the McEACHNIE FUNERAL available immediately Condolyn Mgt. 905-428- property, Courtice area. rooms, 2 bathrooms, park- 9766 plywood, 6HP snowblower, Roper 8Hp tractor with blade, Del- HOME, 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax 905-428- $750/mo - 1st/last required Appliances included. Great ing, $1200/inclusive. ta 1HP dust collector, Hotpoint washer, Qty. of china, glass, 905-420-8160 e-mail household and collectable items. 8488 for visitation on Wednesday, February for animals, available Available immediately. Call 4th from 2-4 and 7-9 P.M. Memorial service [email protected] immediately. $1200/month Jake (416)627-1199 Rooms for Don & Greg Corneil Auctioneers plus heat/hydro. Call R Rent & Wanted 1241 Salem Rd., Little Britain will be held in the chapel Thursday February TESTA HEIGHTS 1, 2 & 3 (905)434-6128. (705) 786-2183 for more info. or pictures go to: 5th at 3:00 P.M. Donations made to the Onta- PICKERING, 3-BDRM, www.corneil.theauctionadvertiser.com bed. w/upgraded fi nishes. upper Duplex, 4-applianc- AJAX FURNISHED rio Heart and Stroke Foundation would be Util. incl. Security & park- open for viewing Thursday from 8:30am to 4pm appreciated. A book of condolences may be 5-BEDROOM, $1,190/ es, garage, backyard ROOM furnished bedroom and 7pm to 9pm and Friday morning at 9am ing. Landscaped grounds, month plus utilities, 2-full- w/walk-out deck. 5 minute available. Includes kitch- signed at private patios & balco- bath. Renovated, for big walk Pickering Town Cen- enette, family room, wire- www.mceachnie-funeral.ca nies. 2 Testa Rd., Ux- family/friends. Also base- tre. Quick access to 401, less internet, laundry fa- bridge. 905-852-2534 ment apt, $500/month, in- transit/amenities. No cilities. Close to 401, GO, Saturday, April 11, 2009 SAT. FEB 7TH - 10AM at MCLEAN AUCTION www.realstar.ca clusive. 5-car parking, pets/smoking. Must see! banks, OPG. $110 per Ajax Convention Centre CENTER - 2194 Little Britain Rd., LINDSAY con- HILL, Robert - Passed away suddenly in his Oshawa, Centre St. $1200+utilities. February week. (905)683-5951 tents of Lindsay home & several local estates, large 64th year on January 25, 2009 at 550 Beck Crescent, Ajax sale of antiques, modern & quality furniture, beauti- VERY QUIET 1 bedroom S/Gibb. Price negotiable. 1st. 647-402-8667. Scarborough Centenary Hospital. Survived (905)947-1926. ful oak buffet with mirror back, heavily carved ta- apartment, Century Home, AJAX FURNISHED For more info call Audrey (905) 426-4676 x 257 bles, kidney shaped gallery table, ball & claw by his loving wife Margaret (Mason). Dear PORT PERRY. Large, ROOM furnished bedroom High ceilings, patio, near www.showsdurhamregion.com games table, Vilas bedroom suite, hundreds of col- father of Kelly (Ted), Elizabeth, Monte Downtown Oshawa, fur- ABSOLUTELY spacious detached 3-bed- available. Includes kitch- lectables, Victrola console gramophone, ink wells, (Kathy). Cherished grandfather to Courtney, nished optional. Parking, ASTOUNDING! 6 months room, 2 1/2 baths, at- enette, family room, wire- spinning wheel, Salter scale, glass & china, brand Maggie and Breanna. Robert will be dearly suits 1 person. $650/inclu- free then own any house tached garage,large yard. less internet, laundry fa- new Samsung gas dryer in box, mechanic books & missed by his mother Hilda (Reilly), brothers sive. Leave message. from $695 / month PIT Steps to park. Available cilities. Close to 401, GO, some tools, etc, MCLEAN AUCTIONS 705-324- 905-434-7012. (Oac, Sca). No money immediately. Non-smok- banks, OPG. $110 per EXHIBITORS WANTED David and Danny and sisters Kathy, Jackie 2783 or view list & photos at www.mcleanauc- and Laura. Robert is predeceased by his down, nothing to lose. Why ers. $1,600 + partial week. (905)683-5951 tions.com utilities. 905-982-1979. WHITBY - bachelor apart- rent? I'll qualify you on the father Jack and sister Marie. The family will ments available immedi- phone. Require good AJAX, BEAUTIFUL unfur- receive friends at the McEACHNIE ately, basement units, no credit and family income SMALL DETACHED nished room in new subdi- Nannies Articles FUNERAL HOME, 28 Old Kingston Road, smoking/pets, bright clean, $35,000 +. Bill Roka, Sales home, Ritson S/401. 1- vision. Westney/Rossland. Live-in/out A for Sale Pickering Village (Ajax) 905-428-8488 on freshly painted, quiet, Rep, Remax Spirit Inc. Di- bedroom +. $700/month, No parking available. Saturday February 7, 2009 from 11:00 a.m. close to transit. No calls af- rect Line (905)449-3622 or plus utilities, fi rst/last a Working person preferred. 1-888-732-1600. wro- must. (905)447-8334 or LIVE IN CAREGIVER, re- BED, ALL new Queen or- until 12 noon. The Memorial Service will ter 9 p.m. (905)668-3482. Asking $500/mo. Available quired for 2 preschool chil- thopedic, mattress, box [email protected] Nobody (905)576-3072. immediately. 647-828- follow in the chapel. Cremation has taken sells more houses than dren, light cooking in- spring in plastic, cost $900, place. If so desired, donations to the Heart 4571. Friday, March 27th - volved. Speak Edo lan- selling $275. Call WHITBY Large, Bright, Remax!!!!! STOUFFVILLE RD./KEN- and Stroke Foundation would be appreciated 1000+ sqft. 1-Bedroom guage is an asset. Contact (416)779-0563 NEDY-3 bedroom clean BROCK RD/FINCH Pick- Sunday, March 29th, 2009 by e-mail: osabenedict@ by the family. A Book of Condolence may be Walkout. Eat-in kitchen, 3 house. Fridge/stove, park- appliances. Beautifully fi n- AJAX 3-BEDROOM de- ering, clean, quiet, large hotmail.com or call CARPETS, LAMINATE & signed at www.mceachnie-funeral.ca tached bungalow, large ing. Great yard with gar- furnished bedsitting room. Pickering Markets Trade Centre, (905)428-6041. VINYL SALE! I have 1000 ished. Separate Entrance. den. Pets welcome. Cable. Internet. Indoor yard, on clean, quiet street, Private bathroom, shared Pickering of yards for sale! Free un- near amenities, whole $2000/mo. inclusive. Plus kitchen. Must love animals! derpad with installation. JAMES, Webster N. - Our beloved Webster parking. No smoking/pets. snow removal and grass LIVE-IN NANNY available passed away suddenly at his home in Ajax, Brock/Whitburn. Immediate house. $1070mo + utilities. Parking, cable/internet in- For more info call Audrey (905) 426-4676 x 257 immediately for child care, Free Estimates. Guaran- (905)683-6203. cutting. Available immedi- cluded, $550/mo. Available teed Lowest Prices. Big or January 28, 2009. Sadly missed by wife $850/inclusive. 905-706- ately. Call 416-936-7631 www.showsdurhamregion.com light house keeping and 5330. immediately. No smoking. cooking. Honest, hard small jobs, I do it all! Lex- Susan, sons Michael and Anton, stepsons AJAX BY THE LAKE, 3- (905)426-8525. working, experienced, us Flooring, Call Mike 905- Kyle and Gregory Bloomfi eld, siblings bedroom back-split, re- Townhouses loves children, care giver 431-4040 Daphne Smith, Pearl Salmon and Percival WHITBY PLACE 1 & 2 T for Rent CENTRAL AJAX large bed. Landscaped grounds. cently renovated, family certifi cate, letter of refer- Lawson, many nieces, nephews, and other room, 1&halfbaths, fenced bed/sitting room with pri- H ME & ence, no agency fees. Call CONSTRUCTION EQUIP- Balconies, laundry & park- MENT B.E. Larkin relatives and friends. Friends may call at yard, appliances, across AJAX, PRIME location, 3- vate bath. use of kitchen, 905-571-7018. ing. Access to Hwy. 401 & laundry. cable/internet, Equipment Ltd. Kubota OSHAWA FUNERAL HOME, 847 King public transit. Near shop- from park. avail Mar.1 or bedroom, freehold, one GARDEN 8:00am-8:00pm, Monday- Apr.1, $1395 +utilities ref- parking. $650/mo-incl. Friday. Construction, New Holland Street West, Oshawa (905-721-1234) for ping & schools. 900 Dun- 4-piece, plus two 2-piece Construction used equip- visitation on Thursday, February 5th, from erences required 905-430- bathrooms, 4-appliances, avail. immediately. das St. E. (Dundas St. & fi rst/last. (905)686-7316 ment. Durham, Clarington, 2 - 4 and 7 - 9 P.M. Funeral Service will be Garden St) 905-430-5420 2587. fi rst/last, references, lease SHOW Daycare Northumberland Sales Rep held at KENDALWOOD SEVENTH-DAY www.realstar.ca agreement. Available im- Available Jim (647)284-0971 AJAX, 23 BILLINSGATE, mediately or March-1st. OSHAWA, Thornton/Ross- ADVENTIST CHURCH (300 Kendalwood 3-bdrm mainfl oor, new ap- $1,200/month, plus land. 1 furnished room with Spring 2009 Road, Whitby) on Friday, February 6th, visita- PICKERING, LITTLE FRIDGE/STOVE, WHITE, pliances, parking, laundry, utilities. (905)683-0888. kitchen & private entrance, full size $750; black high- tion from 10 - 11 A.M. followed by Service at Whitby's Best outdoor shed, $1250/mo parking. Working gentle- BEAR'S HOME DAYCARE Vendors Wanted currently has openings for end fl at-top gas stove & 11:00 A.M. Interment at Thornton Cemetery, inclusive. Referrals req'd. AN OSHAWA SOUTH man preferred. No smok- fridge $1250; 6-person building ing/pets. $115/week. children ages 1-5 years. Oshawa. In lieu of fl owers, memorial dona- newly renovated suite No pets. Avail. immediate- newly renovated town- for the Oshawa Spring Home granite dining table ly. (416)621-8501. Leave First/last 905-434-7532. Excellent rates! Call tions may be made to the Kendal- 2-BEDROOM house, 3-bedroom $999+ (905)831-4522 or email blue/black pearl $1000; all message. (416)731-9110. utilities. Close to schools & March 13, 14 & 15th wood Church Special Projects or extra-large in clean, quiet [email protected] 1-year old. (905)449-7355 the Heart and Stroke Foundation. bldg, freshly painted, shopping. First/last. Call ROOM FOR rent in N.W. Call 905-579-4400 beautiful Whitby CENTRAL BOWMAN- 416-880-4126. Oshawa. Suit single fe- FURNACES: FACTORY neighbourhood. Ideal VILLE, small 3 bedroom male. Tidy, clean home, and ask for Wendy or Devon Seniors Direct, 92.1% High-Effi - adult lifestyle bldg. insuite Articles Articles house. Stove/fridge, de- HARMONY CREEK Co- run of house, walking dis- S Services ciency, from $1599, 95% for Sale for Sale storage, onsite laundry. tance to Oshawa Centre. A A Incredible value! tached garage, yard, non operative homes is accept- High Effi ciency from $1799 Available March 1st. smokers. $1150/month ing applications for 2 & 3- $450/month. Call Judy QUALIFIED MATURE (Installed). Furnaces plus utilities. First/last. bedroom townhouses. Ap- (905)576-3303 EXHIBITORS WANTED PSW available for senior qualify for Government Re- NEW LAMINATE Counter- TRUCKLOADS OF NEW 905-668-7758 SCRATCH & DENT AP- viewit.ca (vit #17633) Available April 1st. plications are available: If it races, this is the show for you! care, to help with meal bates. Gas Lines, BBQ, tops. www.Prestolam.com. (905)623-5278 800 Rossland Rd. E., WHITBY, Rossland/Ander- prep, running errands, oth- Stoves, $179/15ft Installed. only$15ft made to order. PLIANCES new coin Oshawa Unit #1, outside son, Large newly furnished FAST AND FURIOUS er household needs. Call 416-303-1329. Claim on the Home Reno- washers $699 and new vation Tax Credit. Call Dis- coin dryers $599., also WHITBY, CLEAN triplex, GOODWOOD-4 BED- mailbox. Offi ce (905)433- room in executive home, C.C. 905-439-4129. 4791, fax 905-433-4463 share kitchen and bath, NORTHUMBERLAND HOT TUB (SPA) COVERS count Quality Countertops reconditioned coin washer walk to downtown, shop- ROOM house, clean, Best Price, Best Quality. 905-372-8969. discount- and dryers available, new ping, bus, park. Upper bright. Single garage, 4 ap- non smoking gentleman MOTOR SPORTS SHOW 2009 OPEN HOUSE CAR- preferred, $130 per week. Articles All Shapes & Colours. Call qualitycountertops@hot- Danby apt-size freezers unit, C/A, laundry. Digital pliances, large yard, fi n- A for Sale 1-866-585-0056 mail.com $209, new 24" and 30" tv. package. Parking and ished basement. $2000/mo RIAGE HILL 2 & 3 bed. Available immediately. Call APRIL 4th & 5th townhouses. In-suite laun- (905)430-2606. www.thecoverguy.ca ranges $399., wide all utilities included. inclusive. Plus snow re- Cars, Bikes, Boats ATV's selection of new and $1100/month. Feb. 1st moval, grass cutting. Pets dry, util. incl., Balconies, 6-PIECE QUEEN size bed- patios, courtyard. Pking. room suite. Good condi- HOT TUB COVERS reconditioned appliances (905)556-5494 welcome. Available imme- Shared Call CHANTELLE Custom covers, all sizes available. Call us today, diately. 416-936-7631 avail. Near DT, shopping, tion. $200. Call (905)831- POOL TABLE, profession- restaurants, schools, Accommodation 905-372-0947 2463. and shapes, $425 tax and al series 1" slate, new in Stephenson's Appliances, WHITBY, Manning/Gar- parks. 122 Colborne St. E. delivery included. Pool box with accessories, cost Sales, Service, Parts. 154 den, bright, spacious, 2- LIVERPOOL/BAYLY, (Simcoe N., Colborne E) OSHAWA CENTRAL or email safety covers. We will not $4500, selling $1395. 416- Bruce St. Oshawa. bedroom, walk-out base- large 2-bdrm bsmt. self 905-434-3972 www.real- Park/Rossland. 2 large, be beat on price and 779-0563 (905)576-7448 ment apartment, internet. contained apt. 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Lo- w/pool & playground. Pri- NORTH CAROLINA Place your classifi ed ad in sacrifi ce $3,900. 416-779- puters, DVD Players, Fur- cated 2 minutes off vate backyards. Sauna & OSHAWA, share clean TWO ROOMS mature Mountains. Warm Winters/ over 900 suburban news- 0563. niture, Bedding, Patio Fur- 401 between Oshawa & OSHAWA HOUSE beauti- pking avail. Near shopping quiet home, ideal for ma- professional preferred, Cool Summers. E-Z Fi- papers. Call Oshawa This niture, Barbecues & More! Bowmanville Call 905-436- Condominiums ful detached 2-bedroom C for Rent & schools, public transport. ture working male. Fur- parking, share kitchen, nancing Available!! NEW! Week 905-576-9335 for MODCHIPS SUPPLIED Fast delivery. No credit 1024 www.courticefl ea- plus offi ce bungalow, main 100 Taunton Rd. E. (Taun- nished bedroom, laundry, storage available, own 3 E-Z Finish Log Cabin further information. and installed. Wii $125; application refused. 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(905)728- Call 905-427-7631 or visit: 728-0666. used solar panels. Call 1st. Call (905)623-6514. 905 428-9766 .com message) (416)854-2752 1-866-708-3690 4043. www.barbhall.com (905)922-7015 durhamregion.com THE NEWS ADVERTISER, February 4, 2009 PAGE 19 P Carrier of Pickering trio golden at gymnastics qualifier WHOOO The Week has FLYERS in Today’s PICKERING — Three • Level 5 age 10/11 group ‘B’ • Level 7 age 9-11 Verena Herrmann: 10th overall Pickering Athletic Centre ath- Savanna Ma: Second overall - Kaitlyn Trach: Fifth overall - seventh on vault, fifth on bars, sixth on vault, first on bars, first - fourth on vault, fifth on bars, 13th on beam, fifth on floor; letes put forth gold-medal ef- on beam, second on floor; Katie eighth on beam, third on floor; • Level 8 age 12/13 Wednesday forts at the recent provincial Ewaskiw: Sixth overall - 11th on Anna Taverna: Seventh overall Samantha Smedley: third over- qualifying meet in Oshawa. vault, third on bars, second on - eighth on vault, eighth on bars, all - third on vault, third on bars, February 4, 2009 The meet attracted gym- beam, fifth on floor; Christina eighth on beam, second on ninth on beam, fifth on floor; nasts from clubs from across Zara: 13th overall - third on floor; • Level 8 age 14+ Ontario. The Pickering Athlet- vault, sixth on bars, 12th on • Level 7 age 12/13 Emily Towers: fourth overall * Durham Parent Ajax/Pick. ic Centre hosted the previous beam, fifth on floor; Sydney Marcoux: third overall - first on vault, eighth bars, * Durham Parent Survival Guide Ajax/Pick. Ontario qualifier in Decem- • Level 5 age 12/13 - second on vault, fifth on bars, seventh on beam, second on David ber. Alexandria Aicken-Savage: 12th on beam, second on floor; floor. * Home Depot Ajax/Pick. Today’s carrier of the Katie Towers claimed top Fourth overall - 10th on vault, week is David. spot in the Level 6 age 12/13 fifth on bars, fifth on beam, * Michael Hill Jewellers Ajax/Pick. David enjoys soccer second on floor; Emma Boire: and hockey. bracket. She placed third on * People’s Jewellers Ajax/Pick. David has received vault, sixth on uneven bars, 13th overall - fourth on vault, eighth on bars, 15th on beam, SALON * Real Estate Ajax/Pick. a dinner voucher fifth on balance beam and second on floor; from Subway & McDonald’s. eighth on floor exercise. • Level 5 age 14+ AND SPA * Rona Ajax/Pick. Congratulations Sarah Dewar earned overall David for being our Nicolette Sabino: Third overall Carrier of the Week. gold in the Level 5 age 14+ - third on vault, fourth on bars, AT SEATON SPRINGS * Sport Chek Ajax/Pick. category. Dewar was third on third on beam, third on floor; * Staples Business Depot Ajax/Pick. vault, seventh on bars, second Emma Kikulis: Fourth overall PURCHASE YOUR on beam and first on floor. - first on vault, sixth on bars, SWEETIE A $200 * Wheels Ajax/Pick. Meanwhile, Madison fourth on beam, first on floor; 1899 Brock Rd. #24, Pickering Kondo placed first in the Taylor McFarlane: Sixth overall - 300 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax Level 5 age 10/11 group ‘A’ eighth on vault, second on bars, 6 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax seventh on beam, fifth on floor; 255 Salem Rd. S. D#1 division. She finished first on 42 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax vault, seventh on bars, second • Level 6 age 10/11 group ‘A’ 465 Bayly St. W. #5, Ajax Mohogany Brown: Fourth over- on beam and first on floor. all - fourth on vault, second on Other PAC results: bars, 10th beam, first on floor; • Level 5 age 10/11 group ‘A’: • Level 6 age 10/11 group ‘B’ AND RECEIVE A Jesse Taylor: Third overall Sabrina Nasner: Sixth overall * Delivered to selected households only Ajax and Pickering Locations - fifth on vault, fourth on bars, - fifth on vault, fifth on bars, $150 Remember, all inserts, including those If you did not receive your News Advertiser/fl yers seventh on beam, second on eighth on beam, third on floor; on glossy paper, can be recycled with OR you are interested in a paper route call floor; Alexandra Sagat: Seventh • Level 6 age 14+ the rest of your newspaper through Circulation at 905-683-5117. FLAT IRON your blue box Recycling program. 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