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[ Briefly ] Nominate a top Pickering citizen Pickering chews on new service PICKERING — Pickering wants to know who exemplified Llama, dog have made The supervisor of Pickering’s new tually caught and is currently being pet. outstanding service in 2005. animal services department has been housed at the Clarington Animal Pickering Animal Services began It’s that time of year again for interesting beginning busy getting the department in order shelter. operations Jan. 1 following the break- when the City aims to recognize for animal operations over the past month but made time Following the dog incident, there up of Pickering-Ajax-Whitby Animal through its Pickering Civic Awards to catch an elusive dog and reunite a was the llama. The unusual pet was Services (PAW). Whitby wanted to individuals and groups who have lost llama with its owners. seen walking around north Pickering revisit the 20-year-old agreement be- made a difference in and been By Danielle Milley “The first week we had a call about near Salem Road. Ms. Brenner said cause it felt it should get an admin- involved with the community. Nomi- Staff Writer nations are now being sought for a dog that residents said had been with the help of two other City em- istrative fee for operating the service the annual awards. PICKERING — There are always running around for two weeks,” she ployees, they were able to catch him out of its municipality. Neither Pick- There are a variety of cat- a few surprises and challenges that said. “Every time I went out to find and put him up at a local horse farm ering nor Ajax would agree to that, egories, including volunteer, brav- come with any new project, but Lind- the dog, it had moved to the next before reuniting him with his owner, so instead Pickering voted to handle ery/heroism, service group, local sey Brenner wasn’t expecting one of area.” who had been walking up and down business, youth and many more. them to be a llama. The dog, known as Jack, was even- the rural roads looking for the family ✦ See Pickering, Page 2 Individuals, groups and businesses making a significant contribution to Pickering can be nominated. Forms are available on the City’s website at www.cityofpicker- Pickering ing.com and at City facilities. The nominations must be received by 4 HE’S BEEN THUNDERSTRUCK p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 16. Award recipients are to be nuclear station notified by April with the presenta- tions taking place in the council chambers Monday, May 15. on track For more information, call 905- 420-4620 or 1-866-683-2760. [ What’s on ] to ‘Thrive’ Naturalists But, 2006 will be key are for the bird to reaching goals

PICKERING — The Pickering Naturalists are heading west to do By Keith Gilligan some birding. Staff Writer Those interested in bird watch- PICKERING — If the employees work- ing on Feb. 19 are asked to meet ing on the ‘B’ side of the Pickering nucle- John Stirrat at 9:30 a.m. in the ar station are to reach the goal of 85/5, Bronte carpool lot, Bronte Road then 2006 is important. exit from the QEW (just south of The goal of the plan is to have the the highway on the east side of four ‘B’ reactors working at 85 per cent Bronte Road). of capacity, with a forced loss outage Participants are asked to bring binoculars, a scope, bird books, (the time the reactors aren’t producing a bagged lunch and a thermos of power) of five per cent. coffee. The plan is to explore along “The key to us with 85/5 is to have a the lakefront from the Bronte area good year in 2006. In terms of 85/5, we’re west to Burlington. Many stops are on track or slightly ahead,” Tom Mitchell to be made to view and identify said. waterfowl. The senior vice-president with Ontar- For more information or to io Power Generation, Mr. Mitchell told indicate interest, call Mr. Stirrat at A.J. Groen/ News Advertiser photo the Community Advisory Committee on 416-284-7724. PICKERING — Pickering Panthers’ goalie Mark Duchesne makes a pad save on Toronto Thunderbird’s Doug Clarkson as Tuesday that when the 85/5 and Thrive Panthers Tomek Budziakowski arrives on scene to help his goalie. The Panthers won 3-2 over the Thunderbirds in the Fri- plan was “rolled out, people said ‘Tom, day night game, played at the Pickering Recreation Complex. See story, Page 8 this is the flavour of the month. Soon, it [ Index ] will be something else.’ I’ve been beating that drum. We’re moving forward.” Editorial Page, 6 Last year, the goals were 75/8 and “we Sports, 8 came in at 77. We came in at slightly Classified, 9 Former club convicted on multiple tobacco counts under five, at 4.5 per cent. We are on Entertainment, 13 track. The key is to maintain that mo- mentum,” Mr. Mitchell stated. But d irector said it didn’t indicates fines and convictions have charges involving permitting smoking, “It’s all about catching our employees, [ Call us] acted as a deterrent and brought es- permitting ashtrays and failing to post engaging our employees. It’s all about contribute to closure tablishments into compliance accord- non-smoking signs. They received a team performance,” he added. General: 905 683 5110 ing to the Region. suspended sentence on three while Reaching the 85/5 by 2007 would be Distribution: 905 683 5117 By Erin Hatfield However there was one, The Rec the remaining four carried a fine of “our best performance we’ve been able General Fax: 905 683 7363 Staff Writer Newsroom Fax: 905 683 0386 Room Tap and Grill in Ajax, which was $1,500 each. The Rec Room attempted to achieve. We will not only achieve it, AJAX — A recently released list of convicted of a number of offences. to become a private club but according but sustain it. It puts us in a good posi- Pressrun 48,900 convictions under Durham’s smoking Each of the three directors of the bylaw and the Tobacco Control Act Rec Room were convicted of seven ✦ See A, Page 5 ✦ See Attentive, Page 2 infodurhamregion.com

ANNANDALE Paterson eyes board growth GOLF TOURNAMENTS ANNUAL MEMBERSHIPS and MON.-THURS...... $395 Ms. Paterson describes becoming with the hospital from 1990 to ’95. DINNER PACKAGES New Pickering business MON.-FRI...... $425 president as three years in the making, “I was working downtown before WEEKDAYS ...... $56 FULL 7 DAYS ...... $945 group president has with the board’s succession planning coming back to Ajax-Pickering. I want- WEEKENDS ...... $61.50 COUPLES FULL ...... $1,645 been waiting three years seeing her serve in the vice-president’s ed to re-engage with the community Plus GST, PST, Gratuities Plus GST role for two years. and the board of trade was the best The board has 370 member busi- place,” she states. Tournaments include Deluxe Hot & Cold Buffet By Keith Gilligan or your choice of N.Y. Steak etc. nesses and organizations. Her hope is When volunteering, she also wanted Staff Writer Plus stay on PAR with us at www.toronto.com/annandale to have the membership total 440 by to do something different than what CHURCH ST. at BAYLY, AJAX 905-683-3210 DURHAM — There’s a new leader of the end of this year. she does at work. the Ajax-Pickering Board of Trade. Ms. Paterson is a director of com- “When I stepped forward, they were Tracy Paterson is the new president, munity development with the Rouge looking for volunteers,” she says. succeeding Joan Wideman, who led Valley Health System’s foundation. She started out as a director as the the organization for two years. “I do fundraising for both the Ajax- board began a “rebuilding” phase. “I’m looking forward to it,” says Ms. Pickering and Centenary (hospital Among those helping it rebuild were Paterson. “We have a fun group of sites),” she says. “I focus on commu- past-presidents Pat O’Brien, Nigel people. nity-based campaigns.” Allen and Ms. Wideman. “We’ve had some tough years a while That work includes golf tourna- “They’re great mentors,” she says. “It back. It’s better now. A number are ments, a gala, the Festival of Trees, a makes volunteering really fun when joining and a number are rejoining. It mail-in campaign and lottery. you’re working with volunteers who shows the strength of the committees. Ms. Paterson became involved with can offer so much of their time. It will Ron Pietroniro/ News Advertiser photo It’s all volunteer and the best place to the board after working outside the Tracy Paterson is the new president of be.” community for years. She had been ✦ See Board, Page 5 the Ajax-Pickering Board of Trade.

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Helping children that’s taken her around the world, As the mother of two children, primarily to help children. Thomas and Stephen, Ms. Phuc says has taken Ajax’s Phuc “I travel more than half of my time. her sons “know what I am doing. around the world Everywhere around the world. Re- They are so happy mommy is able to cently, I just came back from Ugan- do that. I always let them now they da,” she says. are always a part of that. They sac- By Keith Gilligan There, Ms. Phuc was at an orphan- rifice a lot, mommy is not always at Staff Writer age helping 550 children. “I’m never home.” AJAX — The work “never stops” the same when I’m coming back. Ms. Phuc notes it’s particularly dif- but Kim Phuc is grateful for the They’re suffering lots and they are ficult seeing children dealing with chance to spread her message of love living that way. My heart is really tragedy in their lives. and hope. broken,” she notes. “They are really, really struggling,” Better known as The Girl in the It’s while visiting these places that she says, adding they’re also dealing Photo, Ms. Phuc has dedicated her Ms. Phuc sees how little the children with “hatred and bitterness.” life to helping children who have suf- have. She was recently in Quebec, meet- fered because of war. Her work has “I want to cry out more, to shout ing with burn victims. garnered her several awards, includ- to tell everyone” to help, she states. “I can see people when something ing the Order of Ontario last year. “Share a little bit. We can make a has happen to them. I share every- The picture she is known for oc- huge difference.” where,” Ms. Phuc notes. curred when Ms. Phuc was nine and Receiving honours such as the “They can’t change the past, but living in a village in Vietnam. Her Order of Ontario “means too much they can do something and move village was hit with a napalm bomb for me,” adding it was “amazing. on, just like me. There’s a different by the South Vietnamese. The pho- “I’m really grateful for that Order meaning in their life. If I can do it, tograph, one of the more indelible of Ontario, as a Canadian and espe- they can too.” images of the Vietnam War, shows cially an Ontarian.” Her work generally requires travel Ms. Phuc naked and crying, run- Jason Liebregts/ News Advertiser photo In 2004, Ms. Phuc received an hon- in Canada and the U.S., but she also ning down the road, her skin burning Ajax resident Kim Phuc continues her work with children through her ambassador’s orary doctorate of law degree from goes overseas, to Europe and the from napalm. position with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization’s Cul- York University for her humanitarian Middle East. ture of Peace. It most recently earned her the Order of Ontario. Her proud family are Since she and husband Toan de- children, Thomas, left, and Stephen Bui Huy, husband Toan Bui Huy, father Tung Thanh efforts. Her next trips are to Guelph and fected to Gander, Newfoundland in Phan, and mother Ngoc Nu Du. “Normally, I work to help children. New York. She’ll also be heading to 1992, Ms. Phuc has been busy with It comes from my heart. My feeling Paris soon as well. her humanitarian work. Her family working and working. It never stops,” al, Scientific and Cultural Organiza- of compassion. It’s wonderful, those For more information on her work now lives in Ajax. she says. tion (UNESCO) goodwill ambassa- awards and being recognized and I and how to donate, visit www.kim- She describes life as “working, She’s a United Nations Education- dor for the Culture of Peace. It’s a job am so proud about that,” she says. foundation.com.

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✦ A from page 1 He said the bid to become a private ple who are selling cigarettes to minors laws working: Durham club was successful and at the time of or loose cigarettes,” Mr. Tabar said. “If to Ken Gorman the court didn’t see it closing there were 1,000 members. I sold to a minor or I didn’t have a sign that way. The Rec Room was one establish- up then I would understand.” Despite increase bylaw. “The evidence, when presented in ment out of 22 convicted between July Similarly, the owner of J.S. Mart in “We were getting them up to speed,” court, indicated they did not meet the 1 and Dec. 31, 2005. Oshawa said the infraction for which in convictions, Mr. Gorman said. “Giving them more definition of a private club,” Durham’s Emil Tabar is the owner of Family he was convicted was a simple slip ‘excellent compliance’ notices and making them fully aware director of environmental health said. Convenience Store on Brock Road in for a store that normally abides by the of what they could and couldn’t do.” The Rec Room closed at the end of Pickering, convicted of having an ash- rules. At this point, Mr. Gorman said ev- last summer, according to Shaun Col- tray in his store. Although he paid his Navam Navanathan said inspectors By Erin Hatfield eryone knows what the rules are and lier. fine, Mr. Tabar does not agree with his have come to his store multiple times Staff Writer that is why there is a spike in convic- An Ajax Town councillor, Mr. Collier conviction, call- to see if they were selling cigarettes to DURHAM — Durham’s smoke-free tions from 2004 to 2005. was one of the directors of the club, ing it a “money minors or loose cigarettes and he had law and tobacco control are working “In 2005, with our tobacco enforce- he said in name only, and was not grab.” never broken the rules before. How- well here, according to Ken Gorman. ment people, we did do a concentrated involved in its operations. He said the The ashtray ever, on this occasion he was out of the Mr. Gorman, Durham Region’s di- effort on vendors who sell tobacco to establishment closed for a number of from which the store and his wife was watching over it rector of environmental health, said determine compliance,” Mr. Gorman reasons, not just smoking, but also the charge arose, while he was gone. although the twice-annual list of con- said. NHL strike and other factors. he said, was in a It was then that an inspector came victions under the Tobacco Control This was done through a number of “Economically it wasn’t viable,” he back room and in disguise, begging Mr. Navanathan’s Act and the smoke free bylaw, which test shoppers. said. not used. wife for cigarettes. was released recently, shows a drastic “The more you look for something Technically, the charges were a suc- “I have been Mr. Navanathan said his wife was increase in convictions, a majority of the better the chances are you will find cess, he said. here for 16 years unaware she was not allowed to sell establishments are falling in line. it,” Mr. Gorman said. “They were successful based on a and I have never Shaun Collier loose cigarettes and she sold the in- “Considering the number of estab- He said they generally find that once technicality on the time it took to apply let people smoke spector three for a dollar. lishments in Durham Region, compli- an establishment is convicted of an for a liquor licence and change the in here,” Mr. Tabar said. “I feel like I was a victim of their un- ance is excellent,” Mr. Gorman said. offence under the Tobacco Control Act sign,” Mr. Collier said. However, he The ashtray, he said, had been in dercover work,” Mr. Navanathan said. “The bylaw has been a great success.” they come into compliance. said a second round of charges did the back room since before the bylaw “We don’t sell loose cigarettes and we The list of convictions deals with two The full list of convictions is avail- not stand because they did eventu- was in place and originally was placed don’t sell to minors; this is not some- different categories of offences: those able online at www.region.durham. ally comply with the bylaw as a private there for delivery men to put their thing we do.” under the Tobacco Control Act, which on.ca/. members’ club. cigarettes out before they came into The full list of convictions is avail- includes selling cigarettes to minors the store. able online at www.region.durham. and selling packages containing less “It is more important to look for peo- on.ca/. than 20 cigarettes; and offences under bylaw 66-2002, which bans smoking in Board is on the move in 2006 all public places and workplaces with the exception of casinos, racetracks, ✦ Board from page 1 off early.” PROPOSED MODIFICATIONS TO THE PROPOSED bingo halls and long-term care facili- A native of Montreal, she moved to DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR CENTRAL PICKERING ties. definitely contribute to the growth of Toronto when she was offered a job However, according to Mr. Gorman, the membership.” and moved into “the first apartment I The Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing has proposed a Development Plan when the Smoke Free Ontario legisla- The board is also moving to new could find in Scarborough.” for the lands in Pickering that are shown on the map below. tion comes into force this June, some offices, at 144 Old Kingston Rd., in Soon after, she moved to Ajax and of the places exempt from the regional Pickering Village. has been here ever since. Her parents bylaw will no longer be, such as bingo And, “we’ll also make the final pay- have also moved to the area. halls and casinos. ment on an outstanding loan. There She and husband Gavin have two “Then there will be a level playing were debts that needed to be repaid,” daughters -- Kady, 15, and Lindsay, field across the province with regard to Ms. Paterson says, adding it was “paid 12. smoking,” Mr. Gorman said. Local public health units will enforce the Smoke Free Ontario legislation. More Money In the list of convictions between May Not be the Answer July 1 and Dec. 31, 2005, there were We Can Help You Deal With 18 for various convenience stores and the Money You Have establishments found selling or sup- plying cigarettes to people under the Call Credit Counselling Service age of 19 or in packages of less then 20. of Durham Region Four establishments were convicted of Non-profitNon-profi t United Way offences under the smoke-free bylaw. 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Tim Whittaker Food inspections Publisher [email protected] keep eateries honest Joanne Burghardt Editor-in-Chief [email protected] t first sight, the notion of a doubling of offenders on the Durham Region Food Premises Regulations list might be a Tony Doyle A harrowing experience for those who dine out regularly. Managing Editor After all, inspectors for the region’s health department discov- [email protected] ered 12 violators from July 1 to Dec. 31, 2005, up from only seven in the first six months of last year. Duncan Fletcher But a closer look at the system itself and its ultimate purpose Director of Advertising suggests Durham Region diners are being well served. [email protected] Inspectors show up without warning and are extremely thor- ough in going through a long list of requirements restaurants Andrea McFater must fulfill. Needless to say, the random nature of the inspections Retail Advertising Manager goes a long way in keeping all licensed establishments on their [email protected] toes. While fines are unpleasant enough for owners, the attendant Eddie Kolodziejcak publicity of making the list is far worse. Classified Advertising Those restaurants that are fined are forced to clean up their act, [email protected] and fast. Inspectors give restaurateurs a list of precisely what needs to Abe Fakhourie be done and a time-line by when it must be accomplished. They Distribution Manager then return to make sure the improvements have been made -- if [email protected] not, the eatery is fined. Full-service kitchen-type restaurants are inspected at least Lillian Hook three times a year, often enough to keep them in full compliance Office Manager with all the rules. [email protected] Those who don’t take the inspections seriously will find them- selves facing fines and could eventually find themselves out of Cheryl Haines business. Composing Manager The best aspect of the published list of offenders is the deter- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR [email protected] rence factor it presents. In the intensely competitive world of dining, no owner wants to find his restaurant’s name on this list. MP must those casting ballots chose of Pickering-Scarborough Janice O’Neil Competition in terms of pricing, location, food quality and another candidate. East. Composing Manager ambience is one thing; it’s quite another issue to be stuck with a represent everybody, Do you no longer repre- Bob Boduch [email protected] label as a dining establishment with health violations. sent those who exercised Pickering In short, the list keeps everyone honest, which is as it should not just supporters their democratic right, but [ Contact us ] - be. happened to vote Conserva- Who does The list also serves to remind us that inspectors are out there To the editor: tive or NDP? News/Sales 905-683-5110 doing their jobs and working to help keep Durham diners safe. Re: ‘McTeague wins but he’s If that’s the case, I suggest MP represent? Classifieds 905-683-0707 Oftentimes such work goes unnoticed and members of the pub- not talking,’ Jan. 25. you only accept 52.5 per cent Distribution 905-683-5117 lic can be forgiven for wondering if what goes on unseen, goes on Frankly, I’m appalled at of your salary. News Fax 905-683-0386 at all. The release of the list proves that the work is being done. the behaviour of the newly Perhaps you could donate To the editor: General Fax 905-683-7363 As Ken Gorman, director of the Region’s environmental health re-elected Member of Parlia- the other 47.5 per cent to Re: Mark Holland: “My E-mail department, said: “Overall the restaurants and operators in Dur- ment for Pickering-Scarbor- a worthwhile charity in the constituents always have to [email protected] ham are doing very well.” ough East, Dan McTeague. riding. take precedence,” Jan. 25. Web address The inspections program offers proof of that. Refusing to admit reporter Diversity of opinion is Perhaps a change of eth- durhamregion.com Danielle Milley to his post- healthy for our country and ics when now an Opposition Mailing Address election party because the freedom of speech, one of MP? 130 Commercial Ave., CLICK AND SAY News Advertiser endorsed our most cherished rights. Prior to the vote on same- Conservative candidate Tim Shutting out the News sex marriage, I exchanged Ajax, Ont. L1S 2H5 This Week’s Question: Do you understand the Province’s Dobson instead, seems bla- Advertiser, a publication e-mails with Mr. Holland tantly selfish and anti-dem- thousands rely on for local and he stated that he fully Publications Mail Sales plan for health care and its new Local Health Integration ocratic. news coverage, is just plain intended to vote in accor- Agreement Number 1332791 Network system? Yes No Somewhat It’s like the neighbour- wrong. dance with the party ‘line’

hood kid who picks up his I find it ironic that over regardless of any differing [ Hours ] - ball and walks away from the years, Dan McTeague views expressed by what ap- Cast your vote online at the game because things has been the beneficiary of peared to be, judging by let- General office: infodurhamregion.com didn’t go quite his way. plenty of positive exposure ters to the press, a majority Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Isn’t it your responsibility, here. of his constituents. Mr. McTeague, as member Sadly, the kind of repres- A very few Liberal MPs Distribution: Last Week’s Question: What priority do you feel the of parliament to represent sive behaviour shown by Mr. did have the courage to vote Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. new federal government should have? your entire constituency McTeague and his team reeks against the motion in accor- Saturday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. and not just those who voted of the Liberal arrogance and dance with the wishes of the

[ About Us ] - Votes cast: 335 Liberal? favouritism voters nation- members of their ridings; Yes, the people have spo- wide have now rejected. Mr. Holland was not one of The News Advertiser is one of Health care wait time improvements: 50.7 % ken and you won 52.5 per Get over yourself, Dan, them. the Metroland Printing, Publishing Tax cuts: 33.4 % cent of the vote. This also and get on with the job of J.L. Moseley and Distributing group of news- means that 47.5 per cent of representing all the people Ajax papers. The News Advertiser is a Electoral reform: 7.8 % member of the Ajax & Pickering Relations with U.S.: 4.5 % Board of Trade, Ontario Commu- nity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Child-care plan: 3.6 % Turning the tables on a telemarketer Community Newspaper Assoc., and the Canadian Circulations Audit Board. Also a member of the ’m beginning to wonder if “Right, right, right! Of Ontario Press Council, 2 Carlton IN THE COMMUNITY perhaps I need to get out a course, Tom. Me too. I don’t St., Suite 1706, Toronto, M5B 1J3, I little more often. know what I’m thinking, gab- an independent organization that I had a telemarketer phone bing like this... I’ve got a pile addresses reader complaints me today and halfway through of stuff to get at here... work, about member newspapers.The the call I realized, I didn’t want work, work! Never rains but it publisher reserves the right to him to go. pours huh?” classify or refuse any advertise- “So, let me thank you for “Good-bye then, Mr. Crone, ment. Credit for advertisement your time Mr. Crone and I Neil and have a ...” limited to space price error oc- want to let you know we value “What are you wearing, cupies. Editorial and Advertising you as a customer.” Crone Tom?” content of the News Advertiser is “Well, thanks for the call “Excuse me??” copyrighted. Unauthorized repro- Tom. I appreciate you guys enter laughing “No! I mean... Gawd! That duction is prohibited. contacting me.” must’ve sounded so creepy.

“No problem sir. Is there address along with the post of- No. Tom. I meant like, what [ Letters Policy ] - anything else I can help you fice box? ‘Cause sometimes do you normally wear to work? We welcome letters that include with today?” stuff gets sent to...” Like do you guys have to wear name, city of residence and phone “Ummm...no, I don’t think “I have them both right here a suit and tie? Or can you just numbers for verification. Writers so.” Mr. Crone.” do jeans and a polo or what?” are generally limited to 200 words “Great. Well you have a won- “And my neighbour’s ad- “Mr. Crone...I need to go and one submission in 30 days. We derful day then Mr. Crone.” dress? Just in case I’m not...” now.” decline announcements, poetry, “Yeah, you too, Tom. “Got it.” “Right. Yeah, none of my open letters, consumer com- Ummm...Tom?” “Oh... well... that’s terrific. beeswax, I know. Sorry Tom. plaints, congratulations and thank “Yes Mr. Crone?” Just terrific Tom. You’ve been That was wayyyyy outta line. you notes. The editor reserves the “Yeah, ummm...I’m not sure really... terrific. Tom Terrific! Hoo-boy! Here’s the line... and Ice fishing in Ajax right to edit copy for length, style I’ll remember all of the details Ha-ha-ha.” here’s Neil crossing the line. and clarity. Opinions expressed by of this plan we talked about. Long, uncomfortable pause. Yikes. Sorry. Anywho, listen to What a winter it hasn’t been. With few exceptions, temperatures letter writers are not necessarily have been above normal for several weeks, including some very D’ya think you could mail me “Well, once again Mr. Crone, me going on and on and on. those of the News Advertiser. Due spring-like days of late. Marg and Al Camirand of Ajax were recently out a package with all the...” if there’s ever anything you...” So listen, thanks for everything out walking at the Ajax waterfront on one of those days, and Mrs. “It’s on the way sir. Remem- “You must get some real Tom and if your superiors are to the volume of letters, not all will Camirand snapped a picture of these anglers, who didn’t exactly ber we already discussed whackos huh Tom?” listening, cause I know they be printed. Fax: 905-683-0386; e- need an ice auger to get at the fish. that?” “Sir?” do that Tom, they listen in mail: tdoyle@ durhamregion.com. “Oh! Of course... what a “Well, I mean, you must have y’know... IF YOU GUYS ARE The newspaper contacts only To see more photos from residents across dumb Dora. We did didn’t to talk to some real weirdos in LISTENING, YOU GOT ONE those whose submissions have Durham and to submit your own, visit we?” your line of work. Am I right? HECK OF A SALESMAN HERE been chosen for publication. citizenseye.com, the Metroland Durham Region /4 & “Yessir.” Y’know, nut-jobs who never IN ‘OL TOMMY BOY. I THINK Media Group’s newest initiative. The web

[ Proud Members Of ] - page is dedicated to the submissions and “Yeah. That was a good dis- get out of the house?” THIS GUY’S MANAGEMENT photos of readers from around Durham. cussion, wasn’t it?” “Well, one does occasion- MATERIAL. Ha-ha-ha... there “Yes... it was, sir.” ally...” ya go Tom... every little bit “And the warranty? Did we “I mean, how sad is that?” helps, am I right?... Tom?... Do you have a photo to share with our readers? cover the warranty?” “Pretty sad.” Tom?... Geeze, lousy telemar- If you have an amusing, interesting, historic or scenic photo to “Yessir, we did.” “You know it. Talk about keters.” share with the community we’d like to see it. Send your photo, “Return policy?” loser’s huh?... Tom? Tommy?” Durham resident Neil Crone, along with a written description of the circumstances surrounding “Yup.” Another long pause. actor-comic-writer, saves some ONTARIO PRESS COUNCIL the photo (max. 80 words) identifying the people in the photo and “Shipping?” “Mr. Crone I really have to of his best lines for his column. when it was taken to: The News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., “Yes.” go. I have a quota that I have to Follow Neil’s BLOG: Ajax, ON, L1S 2H5. Or, e-mail photos to [email protected]. “And did I give you my home make and if...” drinfo.ca/croneblog.html P PAGE 7 ◆ NEWS ADVERTISER ◆ FEBRUARY 1, 2006

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MICHAEL’S BUZZERS 46 27 12 5 2 61 PICKERING PANTHERS 46 27 17 1 1 56 NORTH YORK RANGERS 47 23 16 6 2 54 VAUGHAN VIPERS 46 21 19 4 2 48 WEXFORD RAIDERS 45 21 18 6 0 48 SPORTSsportsdurhamregion.com TORONTO THUNDERBIRDS 45 20 22 3 0 43 OSHAWA LEGIONAIRES 45 8 32 4 1 21 AJAX ATTACK 44 5 36 0 3 13 Sports briefs Riding into the hall of fame FEBRUARY 1, 2006 [ Hockey ] De Gruchy a six-time McGregor named Canadian trials champ, player of the week longtime association AJAX — Tyler McGregor, a former president Ajax Axemen, was named conference player of the week in recent play with By Al Rivett the College of the Holy Cross Crusad- Sports Editor ers. PICKERING — Riding motorcycles, The senior forward was named At- even at age 71, is still exhilarating for lantic Hockey As- Pickering’s John De Gruchy. sociation player De Gruchy, who’ll be one of seven of the week for new members to be inducted into the his contribution Canadian Motorsport Hall of Fame to the Worces- ter, Massachu- in Toronto on Saturday night, still setts-based schedules a week or so each spring team’s wins over to fuel his passion. He and several Connecticut friends take to the roads of Virginia and American and North Carolina, through the Blue International last Ridge Mountains and finally steering week, scoring through the Smokey Mountains. three goals and Tyler McGregor “It’s a beautiful ride,” says De adding six as- Gruchy, who climbs aboard his 1300 sists in three games. cc Honda for the annual pilgrimage. McGregor had two assists in the “The roads are very twisty and there’s 5-3 win over UConn and also scored very little traffic in the mountains. the game-winning goal and added We do it for a week to 10 days in the three assists in a 7-5 victory over AIC. He concluded the week with two spring, usually in June.” goals and an assist as the Crusaders Being nominated two years ago and cruised past AIC 5-2. earning his way into the Canadian McGregor has 117 career points Motorsport Hall of Fame is a humbling with the Crusaders, which ranks him experience, he says. He notes that each 29th all-time at Holy Cross. year six to 10 people are inducted into He has 62 goals and 55 assists in the hall, but they’re predominantly 128 games. from the car-racing realm. It was McGregor’s second time as “The fact is there’s only one or pos- the conference’s player of week. He sibly two motorcycle people (nomi- got the nod for the award earlier this nated) each year. I thought it would Submitted photo season. take a while (to be inducted), so I was John De Gruchy, 71, of Pickering will be inducted into the Canadian Motorsport Hall of Fame in Mississauga Saturday after a long Holy Cross has won five straight competitive career in motorcycles. He also served as the president and vice-president of the Canadian Motorcycle Association for games and is 17-6-1 overall, with a 13-4- pleasantly surprised.” several years. Above, De Gruchy competes in a trials race circa 1968. 1 conference mark. The gala, black-tie affair is at the Mississauga Convention Centre, com- plete with dinner, induction ceremony in 1954. He began racing motorcycles in the ’50s and ’60s were no differ- De Gruchy continued to lend his sup- [ Gymnastics ] and a silent auction. competitively again in 1957, compet- ent from that which is done today, port to the sport by serving as presi- De Gruchy’s lifelong love affair with ing in trials -- a low-speed competi- with the exception of the sophisti- dent of the CMA’s Ontario Region for Ajax gymnast the motorcycle started out in his native tion where riders negotiate mud, hills cation of the equipment. He recalls six years, starting in 1963 and ending Jersey in the Channel Islands, riding and rock, without falling off or put- competing without a helmet and with in 1972. He also served as the vice- leads Chippewas motorcycles since age 15 after a friend ting their feet down -- and making a a 250cc Spanish-built Bultaco as the president of the organization in 1962 gave him a ride on his bike. His par- name for himself not only locally and machine of choice, whereas nowadays and 1965. AJAX — Central Michigan Uni- ents, he recalls, were none too thrilled provincially, but also on the national the equipment is either European or Even De Gruchy’s vocation involved versity junior Jules Passy has been with his love of all things motorcycle, stage. Japanese-built motorcycles. motorcycles, as he formed a partner- named the Mid-American Conference offering to buy him a car on his 16th All told, De Gruchy’s 17-year com- A steady hand and nerves, he says, ship with competitor and friend Bill Gymnast of the Week after her perfor- mance in a meet victory over North- birthday. He politely refused and later petitive career yielded national tri- were his best attributes during his tri- Sharpless to open a Scarborough- ern Illinois on Sunday, Jan. 29. bought a motorcycle instead. als championships six times between als racing days. based shop for motorcycle sales and It’s the first time that Passy, Although he started competing in 1960 and 1971, as well as winning “It required good balance and deli- repair. from Ajax, has the sport of motorcycle racing, more more than 100 Canadian Motorcycle cate throttle control in greasy con- In 1975, he also formed Moto Mart, received a con- specifically in the trials, scrambles and Association and American Motorcycle ditions,” he explains. “It’s something a company dedicated to accessories ference honour sand racing in his native land, the bulk Association events between 1957 and that’s in you to do and it felt quite and aftermarket parts. He served as during her time of his racing was done in Canada after 1974. natural to me.” president of the company until retir- as a Chippewa. emigrating with his wife and daughter He notes trials competition back Following the end of his racing days, ing in 1993. Passy scored a 38.9 in the all-around, helping CMU even its Mid- America Confer- ence (MAC) re- Panthers not purring in loss to Wexford Raiders cord at 1-1 with a Jules Passy 192.250-190.450 victory over NIU. Her mark of 9.825 Pickering juniors still up in the air whether they’ll meet on the balance beam tied for first with Wexford or the Vaughan Vipers in NIU’s Stephanie Rice, and her 9.75 on salvage split with the first round of the South playoffs. the uneven parallel bars was the high home win over Toronto Currently, both are tied for fifth with score in that event amongst MAC com- 48 points and each has four games petitors. She added a solid 9.75 on the remaining. floor exercise and a 9.575 on the vault. By Al Rivett Vaughan topped Pickering in the “Jules is a tremendous athlete who Sports Editor season series, while the Raiders left is really coming into her own this sea- PICKERING — Practises will take no doubt on Sunday they’re capa- son,” head coach Jerry Reighard said in a press release. on a bit more urgency this week as ble of knocking off the Panthers, if “She really suffered from a bout the Pickering Panthers fell unchar- they’re not prepared to take their with mononucleosis last season, and acteristically flat in two weekend game to the next level. That said, it was a major setback. Jules led the games. however, Winder believes his team charge for us in the meet at NIU, and On Sunday in Toronto against the will rebound for the playoffs. we think she’s just going to get better Wexford Raiders, the Panthers were “I’m fully confident that we’re and better as the season goes along.” beaten in every facet of the game by going to step it up. I don’t think we’re Passy and the Chippewas return the young and improving Raiders in going to blow too many more games to action when they host the State of a 5-3 loss. Special teams played a like that (on Sunday),” he says. Michigan Classic this Friday, Feb. 3 at big role in the outcome of the game, The Panthers play twice at home Rose Arena. which served as a possible preview and once on the road to finish the CMU’s first home appearance will of the first round of the playoffs. The season. They’re at the complex Fri- see it compete against No. 4-ranked Michigan, Michigan State, Eastern Raiders capitalized for three power- day to play the Oshawa Legionaires at Michigan and Western Michigan, start- play markers and one short-handed. 7:30 p.m. On Saturday, they host the ing at 7 p.m. Meanwhile, the Panthers scored two St. Michael Buzzers at the complex power-play goals and one short- at 6:30 p.m. They finish the regular handed. season against the Legionaires at the [ Racquet sports ] The Panthers did, however, man- Oshawa Civic Auditorium Tuesday at age a 3-2 win over the Toronto Thun- 7:30 p.m. Pickleball, anyone? derbirds at the Pickering Recreation Mike Pochwat/ News Advertiser photo Complex on Friday night to salvage a Wexford Raiders’ Jordan Zitoun is hooked by Pickering Panthers’ defenceman Ed Snet- singer during OHA Ontario Provincial Junior ‘A’ Hockey League action in Scarborough DURHAM — Ever thought of play- split of the two OHA Ontario Provin- Sunday night. The Panthers dropped a 5-3 decision. Panthers’ ing pickleball? cial Junior ‘A’ Hockey League week- No, it doesn’t involve smashing end games. Postscript gherkins or dills, but it is a sport that’s With three regular-season games despite holding an early 2-0 lead as the players recognized they had let a hybrid between badminton and table remaining and the post-season on the Sunday. He chastised his players for a winnable game get away. He was, The Panthers’ game against the tennis. horizon, the Panthers need to return their failure to finish checks and to however, heartened by one thing he Oshawa Legionaires at the Picker- And, it’s one that David Cho-Chu to the consistent play that’s been the pass and receive the puck with preci- saw. ing Recreation Complex this Friday, hopes local people will try. hallmark of their season thus far, says sion, all which came back to haunt “A lot of the veterans spoke up after Feb. 3 is Scotiabank Fan Appre- The Pickering resident says he head coach John Winder, displeased them later in the game. Most of all, the game. The young guys hear that ciation Night. There will be hand- hopes to start a league for seniors, with a lacklustre weekend effort. the team failed to compete for the and they respect it. I was pleased to outs to all spectators. Game time but notes it’s a sport that all ages can And, he acknowledges that consis- full 60 minutes. hear that,” he says. is 7:30 p.m. Meanwhile, Saturday’s play. tency must return in a hurry as the “You can’t play a couple of minutes Although the Panthers put Friday’s game against the St. Michael’s Pickleball uses 3-foot high nets and a 3-inch plastic ball with holes. Panthers (27-17-1-1 for 56 points) here and then rest for 10 to 15 min- game in the win column, Winder was Buzzers is Pickering Hockey A paddleball-type racquet is used to need to lock down third-place over- utes. You can’t do that,” says Winder. critical of the Panthers’ forwards, Association Night. All PHA play- serve the ball underhanded to an op- all in the league’s South Conference “Simply put, we didn’t do the 1-on-1 who didn’t play with cohesiveness ers are admitted free. Game time at ponent. Games can be either singles and, perhaps even more importantly, things we needed to do to win. in the opposition end and, as a re- the complex is 6:30 p.m... Panthers’ or doubles. prepare for the playoffs from a posi- “Full marks to Wexford, they took sult, failed to convert on their scoring forward Cory Battista missed Players score points in the same tion of strength. advantage of our poor play. They’re a chances. both weekend games against To- manner as badminton. “We’ll see what happens at prac- team that, if you don’t show up with “We should have been able to put a ronto and Wexford with a shoul- Cho-Chu recommends logging on tice,” says Winder. “We want to get your ‘A’ game, you’re going to get few pucks in the net. I was not happy der injury. Panthers’ head coach to www.pickleball.com for more infor- this ship back on its belly again.” beat.” with the effort,” says Winder. John Winder says Battista should mation on the sport. The Panthers, says Winder, com- Following Sunday’s game, Winder As for the playoffs, the Panthers be back in the lineup Friday... For more information, call Cho- pletely abandoned the game plan, says it was a dejected dressing room seem destined to finish third, but it’s Chu at 905-837-1777. www.durhamregion.com NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, February 1, 2006, PAGE 9 A/P

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Tr ee Service Door Repair & Replacement Security-Access Control No smokers/no pets. $800 hydro Markham Corners (townhouses) 416-292-0118 3-BDRM main floor of newly up- 30 Kimbercroft Ct. (Markham & Sheppard) ❑ Paving Contracting ❑ Glazing ❑ Fire Alarm System extra. Includes heat, water, 1-parking outside, cable, first/last graded house, Bayly/Liverpool. . (supplier, insp., rep.) month. Available April 1 or May Avail. immediately. $1200/mo+ util- ❑ ❑ ❑ 1/06. References. Ravine Rd. 905- ities. Located near Pickering Hy- Grass Cutting Locksmith & Installation Elevator Maintenance dro plant. Call (416)721-6362. 1 MONTH FREE RENT ❑ Snowplowing ❑ Drywall Contracting ❑ Pre-Engineered Buildings 728-3634. or Up to $500 Move-In Allowance ❑ Fencing ❑ Suspended Ceiling ❑ Plumbing Contracting OSHAWA, 1-BEDROOM base- 3-BEDROOM UPPER level of EXHIBITORS WANTED ment, $625/mo, walkout, separate brand new North Oshawa home. Condominium Suites Contracting entrance, near bus/shopping, park- Separate entrance, parking, laun- for the dry, garage access. $1350 plus 1, 2, 3 Bedroom Apartments ❑ Sidewalks and curbs ❑ Metal Stud Framing ❑ HVAC Contracting ing, no pets, single professional ❑ ❑ ❑ METRO EAST SPRING HOME preferred, Bloor/Grandview, March utilities. Near all amenities. Oshawa - Starting At $750. Concrete Repairs & Resilient Flooring Duct Cleaning services 1st. (905)571-4689, 905-433-0839 (905)271-2390. Restoration Contracting & GARDEN SHOW ● Renovated Suites ● Free Utilities ❑ ❑ ❑ OSHAWA, 2-bedroom available, 359 BUENA VISTA, Oshawa, Masonry Work & Repairs Painting Fire Protection small very clean quiet building, newly renovated house for rent, 2- ● Free Parking ● Senior Discounts ❑ Structural Steel ❑ Ceramic Tiling ❑ Public Address System March 3, 4 & 5 new apt., updated decor, heat in- bedroom, laundry room, large liv- ● Full Security System cluded, laundry on site. $690/mo ing room, dining room, eat-in kitch- (supplier & rep.) plus hydro. Available immediate- en. Rear entrance occupant park- Call for more information ❑ Metal Stairs and Handrails ❑ Carpeting ❑ Electrical Contracting Pickering Markets Trade Centre ly. (905)434-9844. ing. Huge yard, fridge and stove, ❑ ❑ ❑ Bayly St. at Squires Beach Rd. washer and dryers. Close to shop- 905-728-4993 Mobile Welding Hardwood Flooring Building Automation & ping and Oshawa Centre. No car GM RETIREE & EMPLOYEE DISCOUNT OSHAWA, 2-BEDROOM upper Control To book your space or for more half of duplex. 1-parking, $690/mo necessary. $725/month plus hy- e & oe ❑ Carpentry ❑ Acoustical Treatment + utilities, first/last required. Avail- dro. Available Feb 1st-March 1st. information call Susan today! able March 1st. No pets. Call 905- Call (905)725-5587 430-0249. The contractors interested in supplying the above-noted goods or services to the Board 905-426-4676 ext. 229 4-BDRMS, still being built, 2-1/2 are invited to submit an application to register their names on the Board's approved OSHAWA, beautiful spacious 2- baths, stainless steel appliances. 2 & 3 bedroom E-mail: [email protected] bedroom apt. 2 washrooms, on Hwy 2/Westney, close to all supplier list, which will permit the contractor to receive requests for quotation quiet street with parking. Mins from amenities, avail. Feb. 3rd. apartments and tender documents issued by the Board. All applications will go through a Dynamic Publishing & Events Management 401, $975 all inclusive. Call 416- $1400+utilities. No smoking/pets. starting at $978 per screening process in order to qualify. 268-2844 or 416-219-0070. 905-683-9006 or 416-410-1711 To obtain a copy of the pre-qualification application form, call Ginette Poulin at OSHAWA, large 2 bedroom in well A ABSOLUTELY astounding 6 mo. On-site maintained 5 plex, newly renovat- months free, then own a house superintendent 905-732-7802 or send an E-mail to [email protected]. The completed forms must ed, heat included. Laundry, near from $600/month. Up to $15,000 be returned by February 18th, 2006 by fax at 905-732-3646 or by e-mail. Oshawa Centre. No pets. $750 cash back to you! Require $35,000 and security. plus hydro. (905) 623-7522 or + up family income and reasonable $$$MORTGAGE FINANCING$$$ AVAIL. FEBRUARY 1ST. Tw o (905) 434-1349. credit. No down payment required. Rental Office Mon. - Fri. - $$$1ST AND 2ND MORTGAG- bedroom apts for rent. Located Why Rent! Call Bill Roka, 25 years ES $$$ www.mortgagebid.ca or 309 Cordova Rd., Oshawa. No PARK RD/401 large 2-bed- as top sales rep with world's lead- 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. (905)686-0845 call Dennis @1-800-915-2353. pets. Please call (905)579-2387 room,nicely decorated, new carpet ing realtor. Remax Spirit Eve. viewing by appt. Purchases, renewals or refinance. anytime. throughout, all rooms are over- (905) 728-1600, 1-888-732-1600 To c o nsolidate your debts. Lowest sized, fridge, stove, heat, water www.ajaxapartments.com rates possible for residential or AVAILABLE MARCH 1ST. Clean, parking included. $795/month, Are you a new business? DISTRESS SALE commercial.Credit issues, self em- bright 2-bedroom apartment in first/last. No pets. Immediate pos- ABSOLUTELY PERFECT ployed, I will assess your needs. 4-plex, Oshawa, John/Centre. session. Call 905-433-5550. Prompt, professional service. 2-BERM BSMT., Be included in either or all future $750+hydro, first/last. Parking, Partial main floor, northeast Bank laundry, non-smoking. Call day- PICKERING – GO STATION. 3- Oshawa walk out to back- WHITBY WELCOMES YOU HOME Community Phone Books. time (905)728-5540 or after 5p.m. bdrm main floor, 5 appliances, Foreclosures From 4.69% (905)666-9549 parking, a/c, laundry. Immaculate. yard. Separate entrance, Spacious, newly renovated for 5 years. Right by lake, Bayview Heights parking, central air, suitable (Pickering * Ajax * Whitby * Oshawa * Clarington) & Estate Sales for professional/couple. 1, 2 and 3 bdrms. Park like setting. 1st. & 2nd BLOOR ST. EAST OSHAWA - P. S ., 401. $1050+ 70%. Febru- ary. 647-430-3517. Must leave Avail. immediately/Mar.1st. Please contact This Week Free computerized Mortgages to 100% Near No Frills/401. TWO - 2- Friendly community. Convenient bedrooms, $745 + hydro($50/mo), message. First/last. No smoking/pets. location. Steps to GO, shopping, 401. Phone Directories @ 905-579-4400 list with pictures of (OAC) March 1st. Immaculate, well- $950/mo. inclusive. Affordable prices. From $870. Util incl. Foreclosure Best Available Rates maintained, nice and bright. PICKERING - legal one bedroom 905-720-2307 or email: [email protected] Laundry, small building. Bus-stop newly renovated basement apart- 1-888-303-1849 properties from Private Mortgage Funds at door. First/last, 1-parking. No ment. Liverpool and Finch area. Arrears P.O.S $170,000. pets. 905-668-1946. Non smoking. Available immedi- Refinancing Debt ately. Utilities included. Separate AJAX No Investors Consolidation a Specialty entrance. $750/month. Rick 905- 401/HARWOOD please 427-5597 3-bed. main floor For FAST BLUEWATER PARK house, appliances. PHYSIOTHERAPIST (Regis- Free recorded PROFESSIONAL WHITBY PICKERING 2-BEDROOM Near shopping+ CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRE- tered) NEEDED Immediately. 3 1 & 2 Bedrooms, Basement Apt. Clean, walk to NEEDED: Maternity leave/Part evenings (4pm-8pm). Non OHIP. message SERVICE amenities/GO train. Sep. entrance, bus. No SENTATIVES - The Durham Col- time receptionist for Real Estate CASH Please call Mon-Fri smoking/pets. lege/UOIT Residence and Confer- Busy clinic in Pickering Medical 1-800-417-7295 9 a.m - 5 p.m no smoking/pets. Suitable for Office in Oshawa. Evenings & Building. Please e-mail to:murray- Call 905-666-4986 single male. $750/month, $1100+ 2/3 util. ence Centre is looking for friendly weekends. Real Estate experience Evenings by appt. only and positive full-time night auditors REWARD [email protected] or Fax: 905- ID#4042 FIRST/LAST. Available now. Parking, laundry a MUST!!! Fax resume to: 905- 420-7598. 905-571-3522 References. Call 905-420-7079. and CSR's for evenings and week- 435-5383. Visit: www. avail. March 1st. ends. Must have the ability to su- for return of Durham Shelter Canadian POSITION AVAILABLE for 2 PICKERING Large bright 1 bed- (905)426-6060 pervise college and university stu- DistressSale.com Properties Ltd. dents. Computer skills (Word and ORDER TAKERS NEEDED Lost Ladies Gold and Diamond days/week in oral surgeons office room basement, parking, laundry, in Scarborough. Experience Remax Ability Real Estate Ltd. ** Excel) and asset. Benefits and $20/hr. avg. Full Time We Train Bracelet... Lost in Ajax/Pickering. (905)434-7777 Matt Cooper* $750 month, inclusive, first/last, AJAX - 3-BDRM main floor bunga- RRSP plan available after three You!! 905.435.0518 required. HARP, RN or Dental (1) Renovated Simcoe/Mill 2-bed- BOWMANVILLE, newly renovated avail. March 1st, no pets/smok- low, bright, clean, own laundry, months. Must be bondable. Fax re- Sentimental Value... Assistant. Flexible, fax resume room, balcony, parking, laundry 2-bdrm, quiet bldg., parking, sep- ing.(416)936-6127 parking, new furnace/air, well insu- sumes by February lst. Attention 416-431-3873. $795, 905-429-2036; Also Reno- arate laundry room. Close to 3 lated, hardwood, fenced yard, no Ashlee Barnes (905) 721-3152. 25th Anniversary. If seen or vated 1 bedroom $715, 2-bed. schools. $875/mo+ hydro. Avail- PICKERING Liverpool Rd. S., 1 smoking. Pets ok. $1,095/mo + PART-TIME RN REQUIRED for Permanent INDUSTRIAL $825. Simcoe/Bloor Oshawa. 1- able. First/last, deposit. (905)424- bedroom basement apt. suits one 60% utilities. (604)609-9948 DELIVERY-WAREHOUSE PER- found, one of a kind. (Has been Part Time Position for PAR. ACLS FIXER UPPER 800-486-9826; Laundry, parking, 4201 person, separate entrance, park- SON Clean abstract. Full-time. 23 COMMERCIAL preferred, BCLS required. Please immediate. Whitby, 2-bedroom ing. $625 inclusive, avail. immedi- AJAX SOUTH -3-bedroom main- forward resume for interview to: 2 or over. Must be able to work CLEANERS reported to the Police). "Bargains" $850/incl. Harwood floors, 905- BRIGHT, OPEN CONCEPT - ately. (905)839-7054. floor semi-bungalow, new air + nights and weekends. Call 905- Experienced need only Albert St. North, Lindsay, Ontario, 430-7868.. furnace, hardwood, fenced, freshly Please call 905-259-5831 K9V 4J1. Attention: Sandy. These homes need 1 bdrm. apartment in north 686-2717 between the hours of apply. Days, evenings and Oshawa. Fully furnished, $675/ PICKERING, 1-BEDROOM base- painted, $1075+part utilities, im- 10am and 4pm. work 1 BDRM BSMT apt in Oshawa mo., all inclusive with cable ment apt., separate side entrance, mediate possesstion. No weekends. $9-10 hour. includes washer, dryer. No pets, Drivers license essential. Free computerized Taunton/Somerville area parking, plus. No smoking/pets. Phone pets/smoking. First/last/references. sep entrance, shared laundry; no 905-432-3852 non-smoker. $850 all inclusive. 2-car Parking & laundry. 905- Bondable. References. list with pictures of smoking/pets, 1st/last, referenc- Call (905)831-8787 686-6773. See: www. DirectBuy in Police check. es,$680+hydro 905-439-1734 CENTRAL AJAX - newly renovat- privateexchange.com Pickering Now Hiring Call 905-420-3112 BEAUTIFUL SALON and Spa LAW OFFICE seeks legal assist- SERVERS WANTED PA RT-time foreclosure proper- leave message PICKERING, BROCK/KINGSTON for the bar at Canlan Ice Sports in ed 2-bedroom basement apt. Util. Rd. New, beautifully finished, 2 Part Time requires Receptionist/Assistant. ant/receptionist, experience in ties from $170,000 and parking included, No smok- AJAX SOUTH, 3 bedroom, with For interview please call 905-728- criminal law an asset,required for Scarborough for evenings and bedroom basement apartment, finished basement, $1400 plus util- 1 BEDROOM APT., Bond & Wil- ing/pets. $850/mo/first/last re- separate entrance, parking. New WAREHOUSE PET VALU- WHITBY. Part time 0435. one (1) year maternity coverage weekends. Fax resume attention No investors son area, laundry, parking, $675 ities, includes 5 appliances, avail. Janice Divincenzo 416-412-6491 quired. Available now. (905)619- appliances, spacious washroom, RECEIVER position, evenings and weekends. commencing February 27th, 2006. please monthly, hydro included, first & 0822 immediately. (905)831-9090. cashier and customer service ex- Please submit resume by mail, fax a/c. No pets/smoking. ELYSIAN FIELDS DAY SPA is last, available Now. Call 905-571- $875/month. First/last. 905-683- Tues-Fri 9am -1pm perience. Moderate lifting. Send hiring part-time receptionist. Spa or email to:Sosna & Burch, Barris- Free recorded 1598. AJAX, Harwood Ave/Rossland, ters & Solicitors 500 King Street CENTRAL OSHAWA, newly reno- 0967 or 416-888-5511. Sat. 9:30am-5:30pm resume by fax to 905-668-6310 experience preferred. Please call message vated 3-bedrooms in-house. Rent 3 bedroom, finished basement, at- (905)430-5952 or fax resume to West, Suite 8 Oshawa, Ontario 1 BEDROOM OSHAWA area, tached garage, close to schools, Fax resume to: L1J 2K9 Fax: (905) 440-4764, negotiable, yard, parking, all inclu- PICKERING, Whites/Sheppard. 1- RENTAL COORDINATOR RE- 905-666-7544. 1-800-417-7295 basement apartment, semi- sive, Available February 1st bdrm bsmt. apt., parking, cable, available immediately. $1250 plus 905-839-9471 [email protected] furnished, separate entrance, fully utilities. First/last. (905)686-4175. QUIRED at Pickering Strongco (No Phone Calls Please) ID#7048 (905)655-5789, (905)655-9739 laundry facilities. $650/month in- or email to: Rentals, renter of aerial equipment NORTH WHITBY DAY SPA *HOME SELLERS* self contained, no smoking, pets clusive. No smoking/pets. Avail. is looking for an individual to fulfill Visit: www allowed. Call Robert Today AJAX, HARWOOD/HWY 2, 2 [email protected] requires Esthetician and RMT. Ne- MATURE RECEPTIONIST immediately. First/last req'd. Call the following responsibilities in- gotiable terms, commission basis DurhamFixer 416-402-3435 (905)420-8844, (905)239-0367 bedroom bungalow, renovated, cluding taking of rental orders,ar- wanted, 2 days/week. Must be CLIPPER new kitchen, floors, 2 full baths, or room rental available. If interest- computer literate, a/r & a/p an APARTMENTS DO YOU HAVE 10 hours per week ranging of trucking,inventory con- ed please call 905-391-6850. Uppers.com 1-BEDROOM BASEMENT APT., PICKERING-WHITES/BAYLY laundry. Amenities. Utilities & that you would like to make pro- trol,processing of contracts and in- asset. Must have own Find Out What AJAX 2 & 3 Bed. cable included, $1250. Available. transportation, reliability is Remax Ability Real Estate Ltd. ** in N.E. Oshawa separate en- raised bungalow close to lake ductive? Work from home earning voicing. Previous Rental experi- Homes Down (905) 434-7777 Matt Cooper* trance, 1 parking, laundry facilities, Please call large, immaculate, very bright 2+1 416-666-5311 or 905-427-9734. $3000+ per month. 416-284-4493 ence preferred. Please send re- OPENING SOON - South Pick- ESSENTIAL. $10-$11/hr. to start. Fax resume: 905-655-8092 or The Street all inclusive except phone. No 905-683-6021 to bedroom basement apt. own laun- sume stating qualifications to: ering, Redken Dermalogica Salon pets. Available March 1st. dry,appliances, parking $950 inclu- AN UNBEATABLE DEAL! 0 Fax# 905-335-4976 or Email: gwil- hiring stylists, estheticians and nail email: [email protected] No Sold For! arrange a viewing & down, own your own home. Car- phone calls please. $650/month. Call (905)576-7887 sive, avail. now Condolyn Mgt. FREE Telephone Service [email protected]. technicians. Call 905-999-3733. discuss our current 905 428-9766. ries for less than rent. OAC. Mini- Free 1-BEDROOM WALKOUT base- special mum income required per house- FREEDOM hold is $40,000. Please call Aure- PHONE LINES REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY, expe- REGISTERED MASSAGE Thera- PART TIME computerized list ment apt. in brand new North Shelter Canadian PORT PERRY, Quiet, well kept rienced, service person for new pist needed in upscale busy Oshawa home. Separate entrance, Properties Ltd. large deluxe 1200sq.ft. 3 bedroom lia Cosma, Remax Spirit Inc. 1- Regardless of Credit home building. Competitive wages. Brooklin Spa, part-time. Drop off RECEPTIONIST/ with pictures of OSHAWA SECURE FOR SALE - parking, laundry, garage access. apartments in low-rise, walk to 888-732-1600 or (905)728-1600, No Deposit Required Must have own vehicle/tools, Fax resume: 24 Princess St. Brooklin SECRETARY area home sales Adult lifestyle condo, 2 bdrms, $750 plus utilities. Near all amen- Lake Scugog. Parking and 24 hr. pager. LOWEST PRICE resume: 905-655-7265 or call (905)655-2424 2 baths, renovated kitchen, dining- ities. (905)271-2390 laundry. No pets. Rent+utilities & current listings room, large living room, den, COURTICE, 2 BEDROOM in new- Call now & receive Physiotherapy Clinic er 3 plex, $825/month plus util- first/last. Call 905-985-3406 BOWMANVILLE, 3 bedrooms, Free recorded balcony, ensuite laundry. Under- 1 family room, 1 sittingroom, 1 month FREE SHIPPER/RECEIVER Entry-level SPA-ESTHETICIANS WANTED in Ajax for afternoons ground parking, minutes to 401 & 1011 SIMCOE ST. N., Oshawa - ities. Laundry and parking onsite. immediately. The Spa Carruthers message Large 3 bedroom town home No pets, No smoking. 1st/last RECENTLY RENOVATED SPA- kitchen, 3 bathrooms. Walk to 1-866-884-7464 for busy distribution company. & evenings. Word GO train. $209,900. Phone 905- CIOUS 3-bedroom between the schools, near 401. $1300 plus Willing to train. Bayly/Brock Road. Creek is expanding, and looking 1-800-417-7295 725-1770. suites with full basements, avail- month required (905)435-7902 for F/T and P/T Estheticians, and Processing skills req'd., able for rent. Private fenced yards tranquility of lake/convenience of utilities. Available February 1st. Fax resume to: 1-800-363-9040. ID#7041 downtown Pickering. Walk to GO. Call 1-866-770-8115 FULL TIME Monday - Saturday RMTS. Applicants must have pre- as well as experience with mature trees. Close to all LARGE, BRIGHT 1-bedroom apt. vious experience, flexible hours. amenities. $799.00 per month. Ensuite, laundry, underground for Ajax car dealer. Duties: driving, SHIRT PRESSER NEEDED at in booking appts., Visit: www. Newly renovated, eat-in kitchen, parking, tall ceilings, crown mould- BOWMANVILLE, Clean, 3 bed- running errands, helping in shop. Fax resume to: 905-426-5153. DurhamArea Call (905)579-7649 for an appoint- ceramic tile, french doors, laundry, DryCleaners Plus in Pickering. billing, and day to day ment. ing. $1350/inclusive. 416-712- room home, detached garage, Must have valid clean drivers li- Please call Kim or Lim at 905-831- HomeSales.com utilities, parking, cable, a/c. 7613. central air, laundry, schools, shop- cense & drive standard. $8/hour. dealings with clients. Oshawa, professional sin- 6544. Remax Ability Real Estate Ltd. ** FOR LEASE, INDUSTRIAL ping, $l,000 per mo. plus utilities. Call Mike (905)427-2415 (905) 434-7777Matt Cooper* 2 - BEDROOM suite in beautiful gle/couple preferred. First/last, UNITS 2 units - 2600sq.ft. Century Home in secure Oshawa Pets ok. Available March lst. Tele- Fax resume to: $700/month. Available Feb 1st. phone (905) 623-4886. SUPERINTENDENT required full- 905-428-9460 (2000sq.ft. work space, 600sq.ft. neighbourhood. Suitable for ma- (905)728-1851. Regency Manor Hair Scalp Treatment time for Oshawa/Bowmanville office & storage space), 1 unit ture refined person. No smok- 2-BEDROOM apartment complex. Suitable for ABBOTT ROOFING requires reli- 2000sq.ft. No body shops. Avail. COURTICE, 1 year old 4 bedroom Specialist, able experienced sub-contractors ing/dogs. Avail March 1st. $795. LUXURY 3 BEDROOM apartment extra-large in quiet bldg, retired/semi-retired couple. No *RENTERS* immediately. Oshawa area. Call Call 905-439-8893. executive home. $1750/month plus Hair Replacement for full time work in the Durham TEMPORARY GENERAL OFFICE (905)429-8239 or (905)723-1123 in Oshawa. 2 appliances, air, 2 full freshly painted, in beautiful utilities, min 1 year lease. Call pets. Fax resume (905)623-2257. clerk required for busy manufactur- baths, utilities extra. $850 per mo. Te chnician, non-chemical Only those chosen for an interview Region. Good rates, great work. Whitby neighbourhood. Colin Blakelock, Remax Rouge Serious inquiries only. Call ing firm. candidate must have ex- Why rent when 2-BDRM above ground basement Available immediately. Call Ideal for adults & seniors. River, 905-668-1800. Prepare & apply customers will be contacted. cellent computer and interpersonal apt. Very clean, parking, separate (905) 725-9991. & Hair Weave-ins (905)723-4980 You can own? clean building. insuite skills. $10.00/hr forward resume to entrance. $750/mo inclusive. storage, onsite laundry. 905-420-4564 Free Avail. immediately. No pets. MAGILL/WESTNEY upper floor 4 DIONNE'S HAIR SUPERIOR CLEANING Service, NEWLY RENOVATED one bed- Incredible value $895 bedroom. Close to amenities. needs part-time cleaners immedi- CUSTOM MIRROR and glass computerized list Oshawa. (905)999-9115 CARE INC. installer, shop hand. Top Pay! room main-floor, brand new appli- 1-parking & garage. Available ately. Mon-Fri, evening hours. with pictures of PROFESSIONAL FURNISHED ances, eat-in kitchen, laundry, 905-668-7758 Clean drivers licence. Experienced offices (2), show exceptionally immediately. No pets. $1350/util- (905)420-8189 Pay, $10/hr, call Paul @ (905)718- homes available 2-BEDROOM $865 monthly ($210 parking, available immediately. ities included. (905)428-8656, 9861, leave message. only. Call (905)432-7873, fax well. Reception/admin. functions, 905-432-6845 with No Money weekly) and furnished bachelor $750/inclusive. King/Ritson area. (705)437-4813 or (905)427-6622 internet, phone-system, VM, board $580/monthly ($145 weekly) 613-338-3008, (905)243-0989 SOUTH OSHAWA - 1 bed. $630, HELP YOURSELF WHILE CELLCOM WIRELESS, Canada's Down From and meeting room. Free parking. Clean, quiet, parking, appliances, basement apt. all inclusive, HELPING OTHERS. Make a posi- TELEMARKETERS REQUIRED. first/last. Near GM, bus-stop. No No Selling. Lead Generators. DETAILER REQUIRED for busy Largest Rogers Wireless Dealer $1,200/month Whitby-4min. from 401. $400 & utilities included. Available Feb 1st tive impact. Help families solve $600. 905-433-0040. NORTH Oshawa - 2 bedroom, smoking/pets. Cable included. $10.00 hour plus Evenings 5pm – Whitby shop. Must be team has immediate opening for Free recorded or later (Simcoe/Mill) Call March lst., Clean, family building. NEW HOME!!! their financial problems and you'll oriented! Experience necessary. experienced Sales People in our (905)576-6769. March lst or sooner. 905-579- earn additional cash. Start part/full 9pm. Nutri Lawn Durham. Call Message. Heat, hydro and two appliances in- 4169. For lease. Ajax 905-728-7175 Full and part-time positions. Do not Pickering Power Centre Location. cluded. Pay cable, parking and time. You determine your hours apply without a valid driver's li- The successful Candidate will 1-800-417-7295 North. 4 bdrm., ADULT LIFESTYLE, North- laundry facilities. (905) 723-2094 UXBRIDGE NEW! Townhouse and compensation. For more infor- cence. Phone 905-430-1604 leave possess a positive attitude and ID #7051 Oshawa, 1-bedroom basement. mation call: Elizabeth Schlosser TEMPORARY HELP NEEDED for message. / Apartments, air conditioned, 4 3 1/2 bathrooms, have a proven track record in Visit: www. first, last, references No NORTH OSHAWA, 1-bedroom for at 905-436-8499 ext 158 or fax upcoming busy floral holiday in sales. Email resume to: appliances, patio/garden, parking, DurhamStop A JOB AT HOME. $493.97 week- pets/smoking. $695/inclusive with rent $710/monthly, includes util- storage. 905-852-4777 $1, 600/month + 905-436-5876 Ajax store, full & part-time. [email protected] or fax $100 move in allowance. Lynn Please contact Judy: 905-619- ELECTRICAL APPRENTICE or ly. 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Quiet LICENCED Sheet Metal Workers 2502 FASTWAY COURIERS new fran- ing/dogs. $1175/month plus half style building. Available immedi- neighborhood, private yard, laun- HOUSE CLEANERS needed. (416)221-3829 appointment only. chise to region, 3 exclusive territo- utilities. 416-924-6796. pets or smoking. $900/month plus and experienced Apprentices re- ately. Stevenson & Rossland, utilities. (416)574-2621 dry, central location. $1300/inclu- Hard working and reliable. Li- quired. Work in the Peterborough, ries available. Be your own boss, Oshawa. Call 905-579-3700 or sive. Call 905-579-9294. censed drivers. Please call Mary FITNESS DEPOT requires sales AJAX SOUTH - Attention Inves- Durham and GTA. Excellent associate. Fitness background a ground level opportunity. AJAX - LARGE 2 bedroom apart- (905)723-1009 905-428-9765. wages and benefits. Please fax tors. 3-bed semi brick bungalow. www.fastway.ca (905)720-2816 WHITBY-DUNDAS/GARDEN 2 UNEMPLOYED? plus. 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(905)686-6773 mation call (905)623-4172 AJAX, 2-BEDROOM, basement Condolyn Management. 905-428- ately. Call 905-448-9210 after HOUSECLEANING drivers license. Generous wages www.privateenchange.com apartment, cable, parking. Full 2 & 3 Bedrooms 9766 4:30-p.m. or anytime (905)263- * No experience Let us help! and benefits.Call Bryce 416-297- CYW'S / DSW'S - D.L.C. Residen- HOW TO BUILD a part time busi- bath. Laundry available. First/last Well maintained 4549 necessary 1712 or 905-728-2346. tial Services requires CYW / DSW ness while keeping your present required. $750/month. Available graduates to work Part-Time with job. While leveraging your efforts Feb. lst. No smoking/pets. building. Near all PICKERING LIVERPOOL/BAYLY * No nights or HOME in a unique method of creating re- (905)683-5286. amenities. From only Huge 3 bedroom bungalow. New weekends PLUMBER- full time for service severely delayed children and work in the Oshawa area. Must youth with developmental disabil- sidual income. 1-866-786-3176 $835/month + hydro. hardwood floors bay windows,new * CAR REQUIRED have knowledge in one or all of the ities and autism in the Scarbo- EVALUATION AJAX, BRIGHT, spacious 3 bed- WHITBY - luxury custom one-bed- paint, appliance, eat-in kitchen 5 * Ajax/Pickering following areas: gas hot water tank rough area. Experience with com- THIS FRANCHISE is the Natural room main level apartment, in a (905)723-0977 room condo with solarium. 9' ceil- minutes walk GO station, PTC, Call Mon-Fri repairs, small domestic boilers, plex and aggressive behaviours choice, visit www.turflogic.ca family oriented neighbourhood, ing, indoor pool, exercise room, waterfront. Close to all amenities, deep well submersible pumps. essential. Shift work involved re- hardwood and ceramic floors, new billiards, ensuite washer/dryer. large front and backyard parking. 9 am - 4 pm Find out what windows, walkout to a large fenced OSHAWA Simcoe & Taunton $1100+60%utilities. first/last Avail- Please call (905)576-7055. quiring day, evening, and weekend VENDING MACHINE ROUTE Dishwasher, c/air, one-parking. 905-837-9601 905-433-9539 availability. G Class driver's li- your home is in yard, with a 16 x 32 kidney triplex newer building, private, March 1st. $980/mo/inclusive. able Feb. 1st. 905-621-4919. for sale, 5 machines (3 snack, shaped in ground pool, laundry, clean, 2 large bedrooms, 1-1/2 1-866-375-9539 cense required. C.P.I., First Aid, 2 pop). Good locations, Durham (905)452-1770 TRUCK/TRAILER MECHANIC - C.P.R. an asset. Criminal Refer- worth separate entrance, 2 car parking. baths, wood/ceramic floors, air, PICKERING, WHITES/BAYLY, Full-time position for a mobile Region. Great price. 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(905) 439-8893, URGENT - HOUSE CLEANERS transportation required. Proficient [email protected] AJAX- OXFORD TOWERS. Spa- OSHAWA - 1-bed. Large separate plus gas/hydro. 416-875-2115. in English. Good oral, written, DurhamOnLine erpool. Hardwood flooring, fin- (905)448-0390 needed for fast-growing maid ser- Home cious apartments, quiet bldg, near driveway, sparate entrance, laun- ished basement, spotless. Freshly vice. Permanent position. Room and interpersonal skills essential. $$$100 % FINANCING OAC shopping, GO. Pool. 2-bedrooms dry, recenly renovated, large lot, Apply via email to: whitbyjobs@ KINESIOLOGIST/CHIROPRACTIC Evaluation.com painted. Spacious rooms. Excel- LUBE TECHNICIANS, full/part- for advancement. Excellent pay, Health Assistant for office adminis- 5 yr. at 5.20% or Variable at $989 Available Feb/Mar 1st. 3- close to all amenities, large eat-in lent neighbourhood. Close to great working environment. Not eldorado-logistics.com time. Hourly wage + bonus. Able to tration. ASAP. RMT and Chiro- Remax Ability Real Estate Limited ** 4.50 % OAC, Cash take-outs, Refi- bedroom $1085, March 1st. Call kitchen. Excellent area. Available amenities. Call Matthew: 416-930- perform regular oil & filter changes suitable for students. Call 905-723- practic positions also available. (905) 434-7777Matt Cooper* nances, Self-employed, Commer- 905-683-8421 or 905-683-5322. Feb 1st. $685/inclusive. 3191. A must see! and maintenance on vehicles. Ap- 6242 Fax resumes to: 416-686-5233. cial, even poor credit. Call Kevin, Call (905)432-1533 3-BEDROOM townhouse/garage ply at Pennzoil, 581 King St. East, Mon. to Sat. at: 1-800-328-7887 ALTONA/PINEGROVE, PICKER- OSHAWA, Stevenson/401, large in West Lynde, Whitby. Close to Oshawa. YMCA CHILDCARE CENTRE in PHYSIO THERAPIST, Registered, NORTH AJAX stunning 4-bdrm ext. 366. ING. New, 1 bedroom basement OSHAWA APTS., Clean quiet newly renovated 2-unit house. 2- schools/GO/401. Rent $1295 (in- Ajax is looking for an experienced to work full-time in long term care brick detached home. 3 bath- apartment. Own entrance, all ap- newer bldgs. Bachelor, 1 & 2 bed- bdrms each. Near schools, cludes water/5-appliances) plus MANAGER POSITIONS available. cook. Experience an asset. Cur- BOOKKEEPER, Permanent/Part homes in Peterborough. Excellent rooms, Jacuzzi in ensuite, profes- $$MONEY$$ Consolidate Debts pliances, all inclusive, no room includes utilities, parking, parks/shopping. Avail. Feb. 1st. utilities. New flooring. Benefits. Please apply in person rent, clear Police Record Check time. Quickbooks a must. Small salary, $90,000 plus. Please call sionally finished basement, 2 fire- Mortgages to 100%. No income, pets/smoking, parking. Available laundry on site, no dogs. $875/$775 plus utilities. First/last, First/last/references required. with resume to East Side Mario's, mandatory. Please fax resume to: but busy Pickering Office. Fax re- 705-324-8512 or email resumes places. Private sale $309,000. bad credit OK! ONTARIOWIDE FI- immediately. $800/month. 416- (905)571-0425, 1-888-558-2622, no pets. (905)619-0803, (416)895- Availability-Immediate. Call 905- 1355 Kingston Rd., Pickering. 905-619-4578. sume to 905-683-3454 to: [email protected] (905)683-0118 NANCIAL CORP 1-888-307-7799 721-3104 or 905-509-4755. 905-432-8914. 5403 668-2204. www.durhamregion.com NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, February 1, 2006, PAGE 11 A/P

BROWN, Hilda Gladys (nee Day) - Peacefully, on KAHN AUCTION CENTRE January 28, 2006 at Winbourne Park Nursing Home 2699 Brock Rd. N. Pickering S ERVICES in Ajax, Ontario at the age of 93. Loving daughter of INANCIAL Basements, & Bathrooms Renovations the late Louisa (Bagg) and Frederick Day. Beloved (3 miles north of Hwy. 401 exit 399) ENZIES F Kitchens, Electrical, Plumbing, Ceramic tile, Windows, Doors, wife for 61 years of the late Walter Brown (1999). Come to the "BIG ORANGE BARN M Decks, Trim, Carpentry, Painting, Home inspections & more Darling mother of Judith Long (John) of Whitby and . 1-800-961-RENO(7366) Joyce Mason (Terry) of Kitchener. Adored grandma ys wk r for BIG BARN SAVINGS" /7 da igue *Insured *Guaranteed-1year warranty *Senior Discounts to Jill Long of Vancouver, Janice Sherman (Jeff) of 24 hrs Rick D “AUTO OOpenpen 24 hrs/7LOANS”687 days or wk. Mississauga, John Long (Tamara) of Courtice, Kelly -269-1 -7878 1-888 05-409 n.net Mason-Quinn of Kitchener, Kristi Mason (Shawn) of CallCall 1-888-269-1687ect) 9 oru tRickoloa Diguerli very” ((direct)dir 905-409-7878w.eza ery de BUDGET HOME IMPROVEMENTS Waterloo. Great-grandma to David, Stephanie and to: ww ith ev Gregory Sherman and Jack & Jessica Quinn, Laur- og on rcard w BATHROOMS, KITCHENS, Thursday, February 2 LogL onto:Mas www.ezautoloan.nette en Davies, and Rachel Long. Sister-in-law of Mary nteed Preview 5 p.m. Starts 6:30 p.m. 5191 “Guaranteed“Guara Mastercard with every delivery” COUNTER TOPS (READY IN 4 DAYS). Hodder. Loved, best friend to May Currie for 84 RECROOMS, PLUMBING, HOME OFFICES years. Predeceased by her sister Freda Day. A lov- ing daughter, wife, mother, grandmother and friend, Mario (905)619-4663Cell 416-275-0034 who will always be remembered with great fondness by those whose lives she touched. Hilda was a vol- Interesting Sale of Antiques, NEED A CAR ? 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Memorial contributions to the charity Upcoming Antique Auction APPROVAL GUARANTEED Kawai, Heintzmann etc. Call Nostalgia Show of one's choice would be appreciated. We invite you TELEP PIANO 905-433-1491. Subject to Income & Sale to leave your memories and donations online at: www.Telep.ca WE WILL NOT BE www.gilchristchapel.com UNDERSOLD! Scugog Community ~ Auctioneer ~ Centre Call O.M.C. FINANCIAL RENT TO OWN - New and recon- Peter Raithby at the "DURHAM CREDIT CENTRE" ditioned appliances, new TV's, 1655 Reach Street (Beside Arena) Stereos, Computers, DVD Players, PORT PERRY Call 905-683-0041 24 HOUR CREDIT HOTLINE Furniture, Bedding, Patio Furni- ture, Barbecues & More! Fast de- . Sat. Feb. 4, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Come & see why livery. No credit application re- . Sun. Feb. 5, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. CLASSIFIED 1-866-293-5992 fused. Paddy's Market, 905-263- Adults $5.00 includes re-admit "We are Durham's OR DIRECT 8369 or 1-800-798-5502. 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Avail SNOW BLOWER SEARS 27", 9 Feb. 1st. (905)987-1139 H.P., 2005 model. Asking $900. NEED A CAR? Specializing in all Interior pc. flatback (from Picton County), Ena- Call Ron at 905-839-6094. LET US GIVE & Exterior Renovation BRAND NEW 3 bedroom town- LOOKING FOR 2 Professional BAKERS PRIDE, 2 deck, electric mel farm sink, Navaho Footstools, pine basements ● ceramics house. Ritson/Wentworth. Ensuite roommates to share 4-bedroom pizza oven, counter model, 208 SNOWBLOWER, 8-hp, 28" clear- YOU bathrooms ● hardwood blanket chest, white cupboard pine tops, off each bedroom. All appliances. townhouse in North Oshawa. volts, $500, Garland "Starfire" 36" ing width, excellent working condi- THE CHANCE kitchens ● laminate comer cupboard, computer desk, press- Deck, garage access +more. Avail- Close to all amenities and only oven, 6 burners, stainless steel, tion. Best offer. Call 905-72-52256. YOU back arm chairs, rockers, hall table and able now. $1275/mo.first/last/refer- 5mins to 401. $500/month all in- gas range, new condition $1250. electrical ● painting ences. No smoking/large pets. clusive, no pets, non-smoker call (905)986-1991 TRAILER - 4' 3" x 9 ft. 15" wheels, DESERVE! plumbing ● crown molding mirror, washstand, antique clocks, nest- 905-433-8014. Kevin (905)579-8613 metal base, trailer dumps for un- decks ● fencing ing tables, oil lamps, milk bottles, tri- BEAUTIFUL 9 FT oak POOL TA- laoding equipment or fill. $850. or APPLY ONLINE HILLCREST HEIGHTS Commu- Serving the Durham region vets, crocks, china, glass, Westward Ho, BLE with turned legs, 1" Italian best offer. Call (905) 655-5601. WWW.VILLAGE for over 15 years nity Living in Oshawa now has slate, leather pockets, cues, cue Fiesta, Shelley, Beswick, Doulton Fig- units Avail. immed., parking incl. balls, $2,195 or will trade for 3/4" CHRYSLER.CA Call John for free estimates Please call 905-576-9299. VENDORS WANTED at the urine, Bausch and Lomb professional wood flooring, or carpet, or car- Courtice Flea Market. 5,000-6,000 OR CALL (905)428-8868 FISHING BOAT - 14' fibreglass pentry work. 905-396-4411. people per weekend. Rent starts 905-683-5358 telescope, jacuzzi tub, lennox gas fur- IMMACULATE BROOKLIN Town- hull, back side bench & 2 middle $200 - $230 per month for indoor home Watford/Winchester area. 3- OR nace 10,500 btu, noma 3 hp snowblower sets, wired for lights & live well 20 BEDROOM SET, cherrywood, space. Located 2 min. North of bdrms, 5 appliances, 1-1/2 baths, hp. Evinrude, Northtrail trailer, 401 between Oshawa and Bow- 906-767-0951 (22"), Eaton Techomaster 10" radial arm deck, garage, fenced yard, bed, chest, dresser, mirror, 2 night tongue jade. Boat runs well & in stands. Dovetail construction, nev- manville. Call 905-436-1024 or vis- ASK FOR saw, king 16" scroll saw, Makita thick- $1300+utilities. No smoking. Avail. great shape. $1700. Also 36 lb. it us: www.courticefleamarket.com March 1st. 416-618-4149. er opened. Cost $8,000 Sacrifice BRIDGET ness planer, king 7" tile saw, bridge thrust Minn Kota electric $250. Will $1,900. (416)748-3993 store for winter. 705-328-0402 af- WHEEL CHAIR with Gel seat 1.5 WE GET YOU real wood 6, jointer, aquariums ( l-new- OSHAWA lovely roomy 2+bed- ter 6 p.m. BEDROOM SUITE, gorgeous yrs old selling for $1,375. Please DRIVING! large) etc. rooms, townhouse, 2-washrooms, call Monica at (905) 432-0033 finished rec-room. C/Air, wash- cherry sleigh, triple dresser/mirror, er/dryer, Private yard, secure com- tall dresser, 2 night tables, new. TAKE OVER LEASE, 2005 Cava- estate plex with pool. parking. Near all Cost $7450, sell $1,900. Call 905- XBOX 360, Deluxe package, nev- lier, 8,200kms, 2 years left on a DURHAM REGIONAL POLICE amenities $1100/mo includes hy- 213-4669. er been opened, $650 or best of- 3-year lease. $360/monthly. Call dro. (905)623-3080 fer. 905-922-7015. 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Call Randy (905)509- 15 Cavan St. downtown Port Hope is ly furnished, large bed-sitting room Tattooed and guaranteed. 705- CROSS MOVERS in executive home, North Oshawa painting with oils. CROSSING 786-0322. 4396 holding an antique, art, fine (Simcoe & Rossland). Includes WATER Dependable & Reliable services furniture, glass, china & collectible 27" TV, cable, Queen size bed, (905)837-5116 GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS: Big 2003 DODGE RAM Quad cab Good Rates auction of approx. 350 pieces incl: plus all bedding. Share large, fully ANTIQUES Boned, Available Feb 1st, 8 weeks 1500 SLT, 4x4, 80,000kms, 24-hour Service 270-299 equipped kitchen, bathrooms & European old. Parents on site. 1st shots and $24,900. Call 905-430-3574. Licenced/Insured numerous signed Norval Morrisseau laundry. Parking. Bus stop at dewormed. Call Steve (905)244- acrylics; remaining Oriental Mud door. Close to Shops, UOIT/Dur- wholesale, 1212 $600 firm. (416)423-0239 ham College, GM, OPG Plants. Men from Oshawa estate & others. No smoking/pets. Worth checking everything (905)683-5342 out. (905) 440-4569 BUY/SELL stair lifts, porch lifts, imaginable in GOLDENDOODLES, Labradoo- scooters, hospital beds, ceiling lifts dles, Aussiedoodles & Standard merchandise For info & pics. go to: stock. Poodles,1st shots, great family 1996 DODGE CARAVAN, 3.3 litre AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, Fur- etc. Call SILVER CROSS AT engine with air, $2500 OBO as is. www.randypotterauctions.com (905) 668-8560 OR 1-800-659- pets, ready to go. 705-437-2790 nished room in Pickering, cable, NOEL www.doodletreasures.com Contact Steve at 905-377-1080. Randy Potter Auctioneer light kitchen facilities, near Picker- 0668 300-385 Phone: (905)885-6336 ing Generating Station, PTC/GO, 905-261-0404 $200/bi-weekly. 905-420-4318 LOSE THE WEIGHT & Inches JACK RUSSELL PUPPIES, 4 fe- FOREVER! All Natural, Doctor males, 2 males. Dew claws re- AUCTION SALE BED & BREAKFAST STYLE. Recommended & Guaranteed. 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FOR SALE: Carboys, aerators, $850.00 705-357-1797 Auction features a varied offering of FURNISHED champagne, wine and cooler bot- PSYCHICS reader and advisor, tles (worth $60), casting kit, MINIATURE PINSCHER, male, 5 HELLO antiques, collectables, & household effects ROOMS help in all life's problems, satisfac- books etc., all for $75. Rice Lake months old, black/brown, adorable. careers/ form a local estate. Furniture, Glass Ajax. Suit tion guaranteed, specializing in area. 905-342-3067. Must sell, moving. Call (905)619- CUSTOMERS!! & china, misc. tools & hardware. Palm, Tarot and Crystal Ball read- 0247 professional or ings. Always private and confi- HARVEST TABLE 6 chairs 7' long Something For One & All. student. Close to dential. House parties available. maple by Fineart cost $3000, sell POODLE PUPPIES for sale. Toy Asian Girls help Ter ms Cash, Cheque, Visa, amenities. (905)665-3222. $1150. Country pine 10pc dining- and Mini. Black and Brown. 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Receiver one; Now is the private shower in 3pc. bathroom. 416-833-3123 Parking, laundry, close to GM. Repairs and Modifications. Dish HOT TUB (SPA) COVERS Best time to call! WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8th: 4:45 pm Network Service and Sales. Price, Best Quality. All Shapes & Auction Sale of Furniture, Antiques and Great for out of town worker. 905- community 434-6456. (905)999-0362 Colours. Call 1-866-585-0056 Collectables for Dorothy and Harold Wideman of www.thecoverguy.ca 2001 YFZ 350 BANSHEE QUAD. PERFECT Stouffville, selling at Neil Bacon Auctions Ltd., PICKERING - ALTONA/KING- 1991 CHEV CAPRICE, only help Excellent condition. Very low HOT TUB COVERS & Pool Safety 120,000 km. $2500. as is OBO. MAID SERVICE 1 km west of Utica STON RD. Furnished & unfur- hours. Must be seen to appreciat- nished rooms, bright, very clean. Covers - best quality, best prices, 1995 GMC Safari $2400. as is ed. Asking $4,500. Call (905)725- all colours, all sizes. Delivery in- OBO. Phone Jim @ 905-720- • excellent rates 550-575 To Include: Mahogany dining room suite, cherry china Executive style house in upscale 4197 and leave message to view cabinet, church pew from Hisey Hill Church, Victorian neighbourhood. Laundry, cable, in- cluded. PAUL'S HOME AND LEI- 1529. ARYIA • exp. staff ternet, parking. Close to TTC/Pick- SURE 905-259-4514 or 866-972- chairs, wicker rocker, hi-chair, end tables, needlepoint 2004 POLARIS 330 ATP • discounts avail ering transit. Suitable for mature, 6837 www.homeandleisure.ca 1991 DODGE SHADOW, $500 French-maid frames, finger lamp, Foley bone china, cups and saucers, responsible female. $450/month 4-wheeler, 5 ft. blade, winch, as As Is. 905-579-0252. new, asking $7,000. After 6 p.m. Private Home approx. 20pcs of Hisey glass, Workmate, tool chest, fishing first/last. Available March 1st. 905- HOUSE IS SOLD and contents FULLY BONDED rods, large quantity of collectables and glassware, ware, 621-4919. 705-324-8030 must go. In prestige condition: Din- 1993 PONTIAC SUNBIRD 98 en- Massage services ing Room, Grandfather Clock, gine, e-tested, uncertified, $1, 000. Call 905-686-5424 plus many other quality items. Terms: Cash, Visa, M/C, 22.4 CU FT side by side Amana Fun & Relaxing PICKERING Liverpool/Bayly Crystal (pinwheel), Air Conditioner, 905-427-4249. and Interac, paid in full on day of sale. Refridgerator in good condition. Antique Camera equipment etc.. 7am-7pm 700-790 walk to GO, fully furnished, private $300 or b.o. 905-619-9254. SALE MANAGED AND SOLD BY room, TV, laundry/kitchen. Suit- Best offers 905-391-1936 1995 BUICK REGAL CUSTOM, Monday-Sunday NEIL BACON AUCTIONS LTD. able for professional, no smok- 4dr, air, ps, pb, pw, remote doors, 647-229-5353 4 PCE. SOLID pine finished bed- KENMORE WASHER & DRYER, ignition security system. 3.8 en- 905-985-1068 ing/pets. $475-incl. first/last. Avail room set, includes double/queen immediately. 416-573-4445, 905- heavy duty, good condition. Call gine, 106,000km, good condition, headboard, triple dresser with over (905)697-9462 $4000 obo. (905)579-7147 421-0225 sized mirrors and chest of draw- adult SATURDAY, February 4th - 10 a.m. at McLean ers. Excellent condition. Asking Asian Girl PICKERING, Liverpool/Bayly, $l,250. Call (905)431-6936 LIKE NEW - 1, 8pc. bdrm. 2000 FORD FOCUS $4,490. Auction Center - 2194 Little Britain Rd., Lindsay. rooms available for $350/month, Dresser, wing mirror, armoire, 1999 Saturn $3,999. 1998 Mazda Hot & Sweet Auction of collectibles, glass and china, antique and all inclusive, shared kitchen, avail- head, foot, rails, 2 night tables. Protege $3,999. 1997 VW Golf 900-995 A DININGROOM, cherry wood, Private Massage SUPREME furniture, tools, complete contents of William Small, able immediately. Call (905)621- double pedestal table, 8 chairs, Call 905-721-7202. $3,690. 1992 Honda Prelude SR 4919 Buffet, hutch, dovetail construc- $4,990. Others from $1,699 and Central Ajax HOUSECLEANING Fenelon Falls, Ruby Bishop, Lindsay, both giving up. Certified, e-tested. Call up housekeeping and Bud Moore estate, Fenelon tion. New, still in boxes. Cost NEW DANBY APT sized freezers BY LAURIE PICKERING, Major Oaks/Brock, $11,000, sacrifice $2,600. 416- $209. New Danby bar fridges, (905)683-7301 or (905)424-9002, 905-619-9945 I work alone, Falls, and several local estates. Hundreds of items, available immediately. Suits ma- 746-0995. $119/up. Also, variety of new ap- www.kellyandsonsauto.com North Oshawa 21 yrs. in business. I do Don't miss this interesting sale. ture working female. Near all pliances, scratch and dent. Full everything AND I also amenities, no pets/smoking, 2001 CHEVROLET TRACKER, 905-429-2420 Info (705) 324-2783 MCLEAN AUCTIONS A King orthopedic pillowtop mat- manufacturers warranty. Recondi- bring my own cleaners. or view at www.mcleanauctions.com $399/month, 1 month advance, tress set. New in plastic, cost tioned fridges $195/up, ranges 4-dr, hardtop, blue, $10,900. 4X4, (905)683-6233. $1600. Sacrifice $550. 416-746- $125/up, dryers $125/up, washers auto, air, cruise, tilt, power L/W, Weekly or Bi-weekly 0995. Can deliver $199/up, new and coin operated CD, roof rack, 120,000k. Well (905) 426-3711 WEST PICKERING - furnished washers and dryers at low prices. maintained, excellent condition. Best Massage In Town SAT. FEB. 4th - 10 a.m. rooms in clean quiet all adult APPLIANCES, refrigerator, stove, New Danby Frost-Free Apt. size 905-999-8248, 905-655-7504. Best Technique ANTIQUES, FURNITURE & COLLECTIBLES from Estate home. Suitable for mature respon- heavy duty Kenmore washer & fridges $399., new 24" and 30" Friendly New Girls of John Espey of Cannington & other local estates @ sible non-smokers. Share sep. dryer, apartment size washer & ranges with clock and window 2002 SILVER HONDA CIVIC 4 Vanhaven Arena, 722 Davis Dr., Uxbridge L9P 1R2. kitchen, bathrooms, bus, parking, dryer. Mint condition. Will sell sep- @$399 Reconditioned 24" rang- Door, p.w, cd, a/c, heated mirrors, Young Oriental Photos & details on website first/last/references. (905)509- arately, can deliver. Call (905)839- es and 24" frost free fridges now certified & e-tested. 75,000km. 2 for 1 Special 2459 0098 available. Wide selection of other $13,700 O.B.O. home 905-728- garyhill.theauctionadvertiser.com new and reconditioned appliances. 2519 cell 905-995-2519. (905)720-2958 GARY HILL AUCTIONS AFFORDABLE APPLIANCES, Call us today, Stephenson's Appli- 1427 King St. East, 905-852-9538 / 1-800-654-4647 HANK'S APPLIANCES, Your parts ances, Sales, Service, Parts. 154 2004 HYUNDAI TIBURON Auto, Hwy 2, Courtice Specialists! Refrigerators, $99/up. Bruce St. Oshawa.(905)576-7448 4-cyl. Sexy Sports Coupe is abso- Cell 416-518-6401 Washers, dryers $125/up. Stoves, lutely mint! 24600-km, lady driven, AT BLOOR & SIMCOE, Oshawa. $149/up, Visit our showroom. PIANO TECHNICIAN available smoke free, extra clean. Power Share furnished apt with 2 males. Large selection! 426 Simcoe St.S. for tuning, repairs & pre-purchase everything, A/C, sunroof, CD, PICKERING Auction Sale Sat. Feb 4 @ pm View from 3 Pethick & Near all amenities, cable/internet (905)728-4043. consultation. Used upright or alarm. Full Warranty! Buy $18,900 Stephenson Auction Barn Haydon Collection of Mint included. Available immediately, grand acoustic pianos for sale. or take over lease $370/mth (tax ANGELS Comics, WWF Memorabilia, Furn. & Contents from a Hair 1st/last, $450/mo inclusive, View- ALL NEW QUEEN orthopedic Moving, rentals available. Call incl) 1st 2 months free. 416-949- ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ LUCRATIVE B&B BUSINESS, Salon: Comics incl. Superman, Spawn, Batman, Pitt, Wild ing (905)433-4088. mattress, cost $1000, sell $200. 905-427-7631 or visit: 2320 days; 905-432-0064 eve, Relaxing Massage est. 13 years, for sale. Listed as a Cat’s, WWWF Figures & Photos, Dryers & Chairs, Sham- Call 905-213-4669. www.barbhall.com "place to go" in Toronto life maga- PICKERING, Whites Rd/401, new- ESTATE SALE: 2002 BUICK VIP Rooms & Jacuzzi zine for 6 years. Showcase manor poo & Pump Chairs, Porc. Sinks, Stations, Desk, Micro- 905 Dillingham Rd.#3 wave, Washer, Dryer,Air Cond. (2), Perms, Colours, Misc. ly renovated, clean. Available im- BED, Aamazing bargain, queen POOL table, 1" slate. Solid wood. LeSabre Custom, Royal Blue, 6 home, 3,500 sq. ft. 1 hr. east of mediately. Private entrance. No orthopedic mattress set, new in New in box, accessory package in- cyl., fully loaded, 66,000kms, (905)420-0320 Toronto, 10 mins. from Go bus. Salon items, Crystal, Glass & Collectibles. Auctioneer smoking, no pets. Starting at $400. plastic, warranty, $250. 416-741- cluded. Cost $6750 sell for $2250. $16,000 certified. Please call pickeringangels.com Elderly English couple wish to re- Don Stephenson 905-263-4402 or 705-277-9829 Call after 7:00 pm 905-839-5994. 7557. Will deliver 905-213-4669. (905)571-0785 tire. 905-983-6412, $799,000. A/P PAGE 12 ◆ NEWS ADVERTISER ◆ FEBRUARY 1, 2006 Top hoops teams on court at Monarchs Classic

Loyola Warriors Players to watch: Yannick N’Kindu, Kyle Mayers, Weaknesses: Inconsistency, young team Tournament attracts four League: Region of Peel Vauhn Williams, Decee Krah Players to watch: Forward Ricardo Pearce, point Record: 16-6 overall; 7-1 league Prediction: “We will play hard.” guard Jordan Webb Coach: Tony Centofante Prediction: “We are definitely in tough -- the tough top-10 teams in province Strengths: Strong at the point guard position Pine Ridge Pumas side of the draw. We’re gonna show up and play Weaknesses: Small front court League: LOSSA hard,” says McKenzie. Players to watch: Guards Michael Hall, Jamie Smith, Record: 12-5 overall; 5-3 league By Al Rivett Nathan Duncan Coaches: Cam Nekkers, Jason McKenzie No information was available at press time for Sports Editor Prediction: “We’ve played some of the teams in the Strengths: Athletic Francis Lieberman, Cedarbrae, and Notre Dame. tournament and done well against them in other PICKERING — A who’s who of On- tournaments. We should be competitive.” tario high school basketball teams take Winston Churchill Bulldogs to the court for this year’s Monarchs League: Toronto East EWS Record: 9-7 overall; 6-3 league N Classic. Coach: Jamie Lewis St. Mary Catholic Secondary School Strengths: Hard-working team, character players, ADVERTISER like to push the ball plays host to 15 teams, including four Weaknesses: Size, passing, movement away from top-10 provincially ranked squads, at the ball Players to watch: Well-balanced team of role play- the fifth annual tournament, which runs ers -- no standouts covers Thursday to the championship final Sat- Prediction: “Who knows... every game is like a box we’ll give you a urday evening. of chocolates...” The provincially ranked teams are the Martingrove Bears the Wilfrid Laurier Blue Devils League: Toronto West Pickering High School Trojans, Vaughan League: Toronto East Record: 23-10 overall; 8-0 league reason to smile... Record: 18-4 overall; 8-0 league Road Academy Vipers, West Hill War- Coach: Sean Gray Pickering Coach: Mike Jovanov Strengths: Inside play... team works hard on de- riors and the Laurier Blue Devils. The Strengths: 6-foot-8 forward Marvell Waithe, one of fence the top high school players in Toronto, highly sought Weaknesses: Consistency Panthers Trojans and Blue Devils are making their after by NCAA Division 1 schools. Expected to sign Players to watch: Guard Michael Acheampong, for- fifth consecutive appearance. for athletic scholarship in March or April... pressure ward Paul Mendonca defence... Prediction: “I hope we get past the second round. Also competing are the St. Michael’s Weaknesses: Not a very deep bench... We’ll compete. No one can blow us out. All our Players to watch: Waithe, 6-foot-1 shooting guard games have been within 10 points or less.” Blue Raiders, Loyola Warriors and Mar- Ashik Nasirudden... tingrove Bears -- currently knocking on Prediction: “St. Mike’s and Vaughan Road are quite Cathedral Gaels the door of the top 10. Added to the strong in our half of the draw. We’ll show up and League: GHAC give it our best run and go from there.” Record: 16-9 overall; 9-1 league mix is the Cathedral Gaels of Hamilton, Coach: Mark Daly (head), Brian Daly, Darrell Hicks which has won three medals in the last Vaughan Road Academy Vipers Strengths: Size, speed, defence League: Toronto West Weaknesses: Inconsistent offensively three editions of the Ontario Federation Record: 24-3 overall; 8-0 league Coach: Wilton Hall of School Athletic Associations (OFSAA) Strengths: Speed, use of zone (defence), presses boys’ basketball championships. and traps Weaknesses: Lack of size, rebounding Carrier of The 2005 Classic champion Oakville Players to watch: Guard Alex Johnson, guard Ashly Barons will not be back to defend the July, forward Nem Stankovic ADVERTISING Prediction: “I think if we play well we should be in The Week crown they earned by defeating Picker- the finals.” FLYERS ing High in last year’s final. IN TODAY’S Pickering High School Trojans Rounding out the tournament draw League: LOSSA Record: 36-5 overall; 9-0 league News Advertiser are the Notre Dame Cougars and J. Coach: Ron Parfitt Clarke Richardson Storm of Ajax, the Strengths: Quickness, on-the-ball defence Wednesday, Weaknesses: Emotional discipline Pine Ridge Secondary School Pumas Players to watch: Guards Stephen Lopez, Damion February 1, 2006 of Pickering, and the Cedarbrae Colts, Davis, Devoe Joseph, forwards Tim Cozier, Sephton Spence, Lyndon Rainford, Marcus Wong News Advertiser Churchill Collegiate Bulldogs, Francis Prediction: “We could win or we could go out quick- Lieberman, and Northern Secondary ly. If we’re emotionally not there, we’ll lose in the second game. If we play properly and our emotions School Red Knights, all of Toronto. are right we could be in the final.” * Burbs Bistro & Bar Ajax As for the host Monarchs, head coach ...at the Northern Secondary School Red Knights Brandon Mike Gordensky says his program is in League: Toronto South * Giant Tiger Ajax Wednesday’s carrier of transition with four of five starters from Record: 13-5 overall; 5-1 league Coach: Ehoud Farine is Brandon. He enjoys last year’s squad graduating, leaving a Strengths: Play a team-oriented offence and de- * Millwork Ajax/Pick. trampoline & dirt group of inexperienced players to fill the fence; deep bench that provides solid minutes biking. He will receive a Deegan Weaknesses: None given void. Players to watch: Yannick Walcott, Andrew Day, * PanagoAjax dinner & movie voucher “We’ll have our work cut out for us,” Andrew Pennycook Prediction: None given compliments of says Gordensky. * PartsourceAj ax/Pick. McDonald’s & Cineplex West Hill Collegiate Warriors Denture Odeon Ajax. The tournament kicks off Thursday at League: Toronto East 9 a.m. with Laurier playing Notre Dame. Record: 22-6 overall; 8-1 league Congratulations Coach: Chris Smalling * Real Estate Ajax/Pick. Other games on Thursday: St. Mike’s vs. Strengths: Defensive intensity Brandon for being our Cedarbrae at 10:30 a.m.; Northern vs. Weaknesses: Young team, only three seniors on Carrier of the Week. Clinics team * Red House Thai Cuisine Pick. Loyola at noon; Pine Ridge vs. Vaughan Players to watch: Forward Akeem Small, point Road at 1:30 p.m.; Pickering High vs. guard Juvol Myles, forward Dwayne Smith who’s on the provincial team *S quare Boy Ajax Francis Lieberman at 3 p.m.; Churchill Prediction: “We have most of our players back Full & Partial Dentures vs. Martingrove at 4:30 p.m.; St. Mary vs. (from injury), so we should have a good showing if we work hard.” * Staples Business Depot Ajax/Pick. Cathedral at 6 p.m. and J. 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Herongate plays the love ‘Wedding,’ and ‘The Rendez-vouz.’ The play stars Elizabeth Holden, until 1975, when the Ward family, The hilarious comedy answers such last seen at Herongate as Nellie the with a history in the performing arts, card for Valentine’s provocative questions as, Sex on the Wayward Single Girl in ‘The Senator decided to convert it into a dinner first date? You wanna be in pictures? Wore Pantyhose.’ This time around, theatre. By Mike Ruta Have you always dreamed of it? Ever Holden juggles three single girl roles. Theatre-goers get a meal, cooked Staff Editor get caught at it? Is it to die for? on site, in addition to the entertain- PICKERING — Love and laughter Performances begin Feb. 10, great Daryl Marks has performed at Her- ment. Costumes and sets are all de- combine in a sexy offering as Her- timing, according to director and Her- ongate since 1990, and in ‘Do Not veloped on site. ongate Dinner Theatre kicks off its ongate co-owner Ann Ward. Disturb’ plays Ken, the bellhop and Herongate’s comedy season con- spring season of comedies. “It’s a really good comedy to start Rabbi Hunchelman. tinues with ‘Sinners,’ March 31 to May ‘Do Not Disturb,’ penned by Billy the season off,” she says. “It’s very Grant Evans, Peter Hurley, Karen 13, and ‘Breaking Legs,’ May 19 to July Van Zandt and Jane Milmore, is com- lively, full of colourful costumes and Wiley and Joanne McIntosh round out 1. prised of six short vignettes, or mini- special effects. the cast. Cost for all the shows is $45.95 on plays, in one hotel room, with provoc- It’s very appropriate for Valentine’s For the uninitiated, Herongate is Thursdays and Sundays, $46.95 on ative subtitles such as ‘The Pick Up,’ Day, too, because it’s all about love.” situated on 10 scenic acres on Altona Fridays and $49.95 on Saturdays. Road north of the Pickering urban Discounted ticket prices are avail- area. able for groups of 15 or more and 40 The century-old theatre started out or more. as a dairy farm and housed animals For more information and to make until the 1970s. It was the setting for reservations, visit www.herongate. auctions, barn dances and hayrides com, or call 905-472-3085.

Steinhaus show CD is on sale for $10. For more infor- Entertainment mation on the SASS program, visit opens in Ajax www.sasscanada.net.

in brief AJAX — Ajax artist Sharon Stein- A show for couples haus gets around. FEBRUARY 1, 2006 Originally from Cape Breton Is- land, she has travelled extensively in Feb. 27. AJAX — Treat your valentine to a Europe and the New England states, Visitors are welcome during regu- night to remember next month. fertile ground for subject matter for lar hours, Monday to Friday from 8:30 Ajax-based TASS-Tones presents her works. Most recently, she has a.m. to 4 p.m. Two Hearts on Feb. 10 at the Annan- been painting the Ajax waterfront and dale Golf and Curling Club. The show other Durham Region locales. Stein- features Andrew Night and Ann Emer- haus once worked predominantly in Talented Durham ald performing songs by Neil Diamond, pencil, but she now works in oil, water- youth perform Rod Stewart, Shania Twain and Patsy colour, pastel and acrylic as well. Cline. A longtime member of Ajax Cre- Doors open at 6:30 p.m., and din- DURHAM — Mark your calendar ative Arts, she is president of the Os- ner is served at 7:30 p.m., followed by now so as not miss some of the most hawa Art Association. the show from 9 to 10 p.m. There is a talented youth in Durham. Ms. Steinhaus’s solo exhibition, semi-formal dress code in effect. The School Alliance of Student An Artist’s View, is on at the McLean Tickets are $45 and available in Songwriters (SASS) is made up of Community Centre, 95 Magill Dr. in advance only by calling 905-686-4910. students from Durham public elemen- Ajax, from Feb. 6 to March 13. Annandale is on Church Street just tary and secondary schools who learn north of Bayly Street in Ajax. from professional musicians at their Talbott exhibition schools. SASS artists are holding recitals Juried art show continues at OPG to celebrate the release of the 2005,

‘We Are SASS’ CD. DURHAM — Secondary students Ron Pietroniro/ News Advertiser photo PICKERING — There’s still time The shows are Feb. 23 at 7 p.m. here are invited to express themselves. to catch Barbara Talbott’s show in at O’Neill Collegiate, 301 Simcoe St. N. ‘Expressions; Youth Interpreting Pickering. in Oshawa, and on March 7 at 7 p.m. Diversity through the Visual Arts,’ will Talbott’s abstracts reveal her love at G.L. Roberts CVI, 399 Chaleur Ave., see 20 original works from the juried of experimentation and desire to find also in Oshawa. art exhibition displayed at the Region of a personal form of artistic expression. Making his point Each concert includes live per- Durham headquarters from May 15 to The PineRidge Arts Council mem- 19. PICKERING – David McClyment from Visual Arts Ontario spoke to local artists in a formances, new songs by students in ber is displaying 19 acrylic works at Entry deadline is 3 p.m. on April 13. one-day seminar on promotion and marketing strategies for visual artists. The event, this year’s program, and professional Ontario Power Generation’s Informa- For more information and registra- held last week at the Pickering Recreation Complex, was sponsored by the PineRidge singer-songwriters. tion Centre, on Montgomery Park tion forms, see the link at www.dwac.ca Arts Council. There is no charge, however the Road at the foot of Brock Road, until or call Jeremy at DWAC 905-231-9780.

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