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Courton Drive residents in the Lawrence and Pharmacy avenues area are complaining of harassment from the city’s parking enforcement unit.

cancelled because of “snowballs” – cars buried under snowbanks, McGowan said. On one street in Scarborough, the complainant prompting visits by parking officers is the fire department – it couldn’t get through, he said. Whatever the reasons, one couple on the streets calls the nocturnal enforcement visits “sheer harassment and bullying.” “I can’t sleep at night. I go out at 2 a.m. and wait,” said Jannett Ioannides, whose family owns four cars that

cannot all fit on their driveway. “There are about 15 houses in the area that are getting hit by this.” Ioannides said some residents are now so angered by the tickets – $15 for parking on the street longer than three hours, and $60 for blocking the sidewalk – they have talked about wanting to “start doing things” such as sitting in parked cars and confronting officers if they show up. Nothing like this happened before in her 28 years on the

street, she added, and trust between neighbours has “just disintegrated” amid speculation of whose complaints drew attention to Courton Drive, first last March, and again all this winter. Ioannides has repeatedly called on McGowan to stop the enforcement detail – calling him and his officers overzealous – and also to report how many tickets were issued, not just on her street, but on nearby streets in Wexford. McGowan last week complied with part of the request. From when a complaint was

made in late November until Feb. 25, he said, his unit issued 76 tags on Courton, of which 73 could be processed (in a few cases, the owner drove off or the officer was called away). The enforcers tagged cars on 15 nights for the threehour violation, and four others found other offences, mainly cars on the sidewalk. McGowan said this proves they haven’t come every night, as some residents say, but about every sixth night. (Ioannides said they came again this week, and left more tickets.) McGowan also said there were 82 tickets issued on the street during all of last year – which would include tags left there last March and April after a complaint – 74 of them for the three-hour bylaw. Officers who come upon illegally parked cars don’t have the option of not enforcing the law, he said. “If the officer creates his own (version of the) threehour bylaw, he’ll be fired.” But if you complain about a vehicle on your street, be prepared for everyone on it to get the same treatment, McGowan said. “You can’t pick on one car.” Ioannides said her family needs four cars because she, her husband and two adult children living in the home all work in different parts of the

Greater Toronto Area. She believes one neighbour is responsible for the complaints and wishes she could talk to this person and resolve whatever problem prompted the enforcement blitz. Last Friday, Ioannides said, inspectors from the city’s Municipal Licensing and Standards department “stripsearched our house,” acting on a complaint the family are running an illegal business from their home. They found nothing, she said. McGowan and Scarborough Centre Councillor Michael Thompson, who met with the family last April, both maintain more than one neighbour of Ioannides has complained about cars on the street. Both suggested the family should work out arrangements with neighbours who have more available driveway space. Thompson conceded, though, that a lack of legal space to park in overnight is a problem for many area families. “In Scarborough, we don’t provide for on-street parking,” he said. Ioannides, meanwhile, said her family is prepared to fight their tickets in court. “I will not be bullied in my neighbourhood,” she said.

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plan being promoted by a Toronto councillor to make the city’s construction sites more artistically appealing has great merit. The WORKSIGHT project aims to turn the plywood boards placed around work sites, known as hoarding, into canvases that can be used to display art, and encourage the creativity of Toronto artists. Along with beautifying the sites, the artwork can help promote the concept of public art and the artists. Ward 27 Councillor Kristyn Wong-Tam is championing the project, which hopes to see developers and construction companies hire local artists to paint murals on the hoarding. “One of the goals is to create a platform to support emerging artists and bring the idea the art gallery outside of gallery our view of spaces,” she said. “A lot of people go to galleries, but it’s imporPotential great don’t tant to expose them to art.” for community Along with the councillor, social enterprise group the PATCH involvement Project and creative agency Wysp Social Marketing are also involved in the project. PATCH is a group of urban planners, architects and professional artists who have teamed up to support urban development and manage public art projects in the city. Wysp works with artists to help stretch creative boundaries. With solid backing, the WORKSIGHT project can be a real benefit to communities across Toronto. Already, there are examples in the city of murals painted on construction hoarding including at Allan Gardens. Encouraging and organizing this creativity into a more formal structure with participation from arts and community groups, along with developers, is a great idea. Another area where WORKSIGHT has put its plan into action is in the Alexandra Park area of Toronto. There, residents worked together on an art plan for the future hoarding to surround a massive redevelopment plan in the area. They came up with designs specific to the community and its future goals. Expanding such a program across the many different construction jobs in the city will help build a great level of resident involvement and enthusiasm for the future of the neighbourhoods, and will help local artists gain profile. It will also make our community more beautiful.

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Putting empty rinks temporarily on ice

he recent news that an extra 11 outdoor artificial ice rinks have been added to the 17 others scheduled to remain open until Sunday, March 16, is music to these frost-bitten ears. The more the merrier, I say. Due to global warming, sadly, too many around here have forgotten that skating outside is in our DNA. Canadian singersongwriter Joni Mitchell had a hit titled Big Yellow Taxi that dovetails nicely with this story. It’s about not realizing what you’ve got until it’s gone. Well, this winter’s lingering cold temperatures have been a reminder of just how much ice under a deep blue sky has meant to the local community. There’s one line in Joni’s song that is extremely pertinent to this tale: “They paved paradise and put up a parking lot.” You see, ironically, I live in a neigh-

borhood with an outdoor rink built in what once was a parking lot. Now, I know replacing pavement with a rink doesn’t exactly qualify as a return to nature. But hey, it’s a return to what comes natural, which ain’t too shabby.

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Now, I know replacing pavement with a rink doesn’t exactly qualify as a return to nature. But hey, it’s a return to what comes natural, which ain’t too shabby.

With that mind, I put some new words to Joni’s tune. I call it: Big White Cushion Big White Cushion

hey paved the parking lot And put up a hockey rink.

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Now the neighbourhood and winter Are magically back in sync. It may not be paradise But it’s the next best thing. They paved the parking lot And put up a hockey rink.

hey stuffed all that cement Back into the cement mixer. What came out was a Vintage bottle of Canadian elixir. It may not be paradise But it’s the next best thing. They paved the parking lot And put up a hockey rink.

ey neighbour, neighbour Spread the word around. Endless shinny and pleasure skating

Our favourite pastime’s back in town. It may not be paradise But it’s the next best thing. They paved the parking lot And put up a hockey rink.

ate last night I dreamt I skated down memory lane. When the joy of lacing ’em up Was the name of the game. And the truth is, it felt like paradise Not just the next best thing. They paved the parking lot And put up a hockey rink.

houghts of those times we shared Just doing our thing. They paved the parking lot And put up a hockey rink. Jamie Wayne is a lifelong columnist, who takes writing very seriously. The topics? Not so much. His column appears every Thursday. Contact him at jamie.wayne@sympatico.ca

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Rob Ford faced with ‘reality’ on Kimmel show The Ford brothers’ trip to Los Angeles over the weekend caught a great many of us by surprise – particularly as Mayor Rob Ford left Toronto claiming to be en route to attend the Oscar ceremony and walk the red carpet, on the arm of late-night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel. Turned out the mayor was a little premature. For some reason, according to his brother, there were security issues involving the late addition of Toronto’s chief magistrate to the A-list. No matter: the mayor would attend Kimmel’s after-party. Although it turned out Kimmel didn’t have one of those: just an after-Oscar show where the mayor took part in a little skit and Kevin Spacey (who’s not a politician, but plays one on Netflix) made some unkind Ford jokes. The next night, Mayor Ford seemed giddy when he came out for his guest spot on Kimmel’s show. Listening to his brother Doug, the next day, they had all been honestly hoping to use the time on the popular late-night show to

david nickle the city extol the virtues of Toronto. It sure seemed that by then, the only one surprised was Rob, who instead walked into a late-night version of A Christmas Carol, compressed into what seemed like an excruciating half-hour in which many of the mayor’s sins and humiliations were paraded before him. Kimmel called Ford on everything from his sartorial sensibilities (“Why are you dressed like a magician?”) to his apparent love of the vine. Ford laughed it all off – and also sweated it off, to the point that Kimmel at one point reached across to dab the mayor’s forehead – and bravely tried to stick to his familiar message. Give Kimmel this: he was much more effective in deconstructing Ford’s patter than we’ve been here, swinging as we do between the hardball confrontational questions of a city hall scrum and the gently commiserative queries

of Conrad Black. Kimmel put Ford in front of his sins and failures, and offering redemption only in acceptance. Fo rd l e f t t h e s t u d i o unmoved. Indeed, the next day Doug Ford was in Toronto telling the media how well it all went: how Kimmel thought it funny that Ford’s colleagues were annoyed with him for leaving town after stripping him of powers; how it was all scripted, and really no one was surprised at the hard questions; and how Americans thought that in the end, Rob Ford simply seemed to them more “real.” It certainly was that. Rob Ford was faced with buckets of “real” over that half hour of television. The reality was there was nothing but a trip to Los Angeles during a frigid Toronto weekend. Nothing but an expertly-wrought public shaming, and an intervention delivered in earnest, both of which Ford appeared to do his best to ignore.

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Liberal MPPs must help build healthy Scarborough To the editor: Re: ‘Scarborough hospital boards to vote on merger next week,’ Community, Feb. 27. Your article on hospital mergers in Scarborough highlights clearly the mixed messages and delay tactics of local MPPs and Queen’s Park when confronted by real pressure to be decisive and support the worthy cause of strong capital planning for the hospitals in Scarborough. Nonsense “A key determinant in our success will be to continue to gain consensus” said the MPPs. This is utter nonsense. “Governments don’t just write cheques within days of a request”. Total obfuscation of the facts. MPP Bas Balkissoon did not sign the “letter” - maybe

for good reasons? The Local Health Integration Network (LHIN) directed the merger nearly one year ago, the hospital boards and administration have been informing government for many months with detailed plans, and the physicians and community are united in supporting a merger with proper capital planning. Stand up All that’s left is for the Liberal MPPs and Queen’s Park to finally do the right thing and provide the capital planning grants (and not a pittance to silence the crowd) so our out-of-date and creaky hospitals can be fixed and/or replaced. Will they finally stand up for Scarborough or slink away and gamble on their traditional support to get

re-elected down the road so they can then do nothing at all, again. More than $1 billion was awarded to Humber River Regional Hospital; $622 million to Bridgepoint and $26 million for Niagara Region for just capital planning grants. Political tactics It’s time to build a healthy Scarborough. Providing the community a strong foundation to re-build its community hospital is a job good governance embrace and such decision should not be held hostage to political tactics and intrigue. May Ye Lee Founder, Scarborough Chinese Outreach Committee

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MIKE ADLER madler@insidetoronto.com Directors of Scarborough’s two hospitals have approved an agreement to create what they hope will be a better, more powerful institution, but they know they are running short of time. Rouge Valley Health System and The Scarborough Hospital were ordered last March to study a merger, and by last November their top officials and boards were convinced a merger should happen. But the hospital boards also decided – and did again in separate meetings this week – the merger should be done only if the province fulfills certain conditions, which still haven’t been met. One of these is covering what the merger will cost, now estimated at $32.4 million. The hospitals, by their own admission, have “very large working funds deficits” and poor ability to borrow, while projected savings from the merger are only in the range of $7.6-9.6 million over three years. Even more crucial, judging by the attention it has lately received, is the hospitals’ request that the province show “support for capital planning” by approving longterm studies for possible new hospital facilities in Scarborough and West Durham. Without these studies, a merged hospital, even though it begins as Ontario’s seventh largest, faces a future with three aging Scarborough campuses “at capacity and unable to accommodate increasing workload” which are “not configured for efficient clinical services.” The boards, locked into a timetable so that the hospitals can bring the merger request to the province’s Central East Local Health Integration Network on March 26 will vote on final approval for the merger next Saturday, March 15. So far, TSH directors were told Tuesday, the province hasn’t formally replied to the

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The Scarborough Chinese Outreach Committee recently held a press conference in support of merging Scarborough two healthcare systems, The Scarborough Hospital and Rouge Valley Health System, into one.

requests for money, and most of the informal replies have been negative. Approval of the planning studies, which the hospitals requested January 22 in a precapital submission, hasn’t come either. Spokespersons at the ministry this week said the hospitals could expect a response sometime this spring – the same as saying it may come between late March and midJune. CEOs of both hospitals this week refused to say what would happen if their boards are forced to vote on the merger without the promises they wanted. “I can’t pre-suppose at this time what the board’s decision will be,” said Robert Biron of TSH. Rouge Valley’s CEO Rik Ganderton said the government understands the timetable. “The board will have to take into account whatever they have or have not heard,” he said. Both also would not specu-

late on what will happen to the merger, which Ontario Health Minister Deb Matthews would have 30 days to approve following the LHIN meeting, if a provincial election is called before she makes a decision.

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If they can’t get their heads around this, we are going to do everything we can to make sure someone else gets elected next time.

– Dr. Robert Ting, Scarborough Chinese Outreach Committee

On Tuesday, the TSH board’s chairperson Stephen Smith said the province at least continues to listen to the hospitals as the final decisions approach. He also welcomed news that six Liberal MPPs from the area had written to Matthews,

stressing a fast decision on the planning studies is critical. The MPPs told Matthews they support a planning exercise, believing “it will improve efficiency, is evidence based, and will meet the needs of our diverse and growing community.” Approving the hospitals’ requests will also help reinforce staff and community support for the merger, they added. And while telling residents to “take a deep breath here” and realize governments don’t make important decisions in haste, Scarborough Centre MPP Brad Duguid assured residents local Liberals had heard them when they “spoke loud and clear” last summer in favour of a Bloor-Danforth subway extension. “They put themselves on the line, fought for it, and won,” Duguid said in an interview last week. “We’re going to win this too.” T h e O n t a r i o He a l t h Coalition, which speaks for

hospital’s employees, urged the MPPs this week “to take a more responsible position on this issue” and not to “rush” a merger proposal through. “The bottom line is that the merger plan does not save any money, nor does it protect health services for people in your riding,” the group told Duguid and the others in a letter signed by its executive director, Natalie Mehra. The group said it had already seen significant cuts to health services in Scarborough and West Durham and was afraid of more. “We are deeply concerned about the costs of the merger, which will place competing demands on scarce health care funding, siphoning money away from patient care.” Last Wednesday, the Scarborough Chinese Outreach Committee, which has raised money over two decades for health care in the area, warned there would be political consequences if the Liberal government doesn’t

spend the millions necessary to plan new hospital facilities for the area. Executives of the fundraising group called a press conference to express support for the merger, but spent most of it stressing hospital campuses in Scarborough and West Durham are in desperate need of major reinvestment or replacement. “They’ve had ample time to look at this,” Dr. Robert Ting, the committee’s chairperson, said of Scarborough’s six Liberal MPPs. “If they can’t get their heads around this, we are going to do everything we can to make sure someone else gets elected next time.” Dr. Paul Tam, a COC vice president, recalled it took him 14 years to create the first dialysis unit for TSH, consisting of five beds. The unit has grown to serve more than a million residents. “We are good immigrants. We vote for the party who got us here. But we should also vote for the party that (will) get us to the next step,” he said. “It takes 10 years to do anything, so if we don’t start today, your grandchildren may not get anything.” After the final board votes, special meetings will be called - on March 17 for TSH and March 18 for RVHS to give members of the hospital corporations a chance to approve the merger. Members include not just directors but life members, annual members, auxiliaries, and in Rouge Valley’s case, a large number of donors. Despite hopes for the creation of new hospital facilities in the long run, the hospitals have pledged no campus or emergency room will close after a new hospital – temporarily to be called the Scarborough and West Durham Health System - is created. The hospitals provide information on the merger on a shared website, www. leadingforpatients.ca

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TTC riders were more than eager to share pictures of their cramped commutes as part of a recentlyconcluded social media campaign. TTCriders, the city’s largest advocacy group for users of the beleaguered

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highlights health care careers wEvent The Scarborough Hospital is launching a new program today that allows high school students to explore first-hand the career options available in health care. The event, #careercruze, is part of the Code Career initiative being introduced at the hospital. The program will present the students with a scenario that will lead them through different parts of the hospital where they will meet with staff, physicians and volunteers. Karen Dobbie, Director, Human Resources at TSH, said the event is an excellent opportunity for students to connect their skills with their passion, It was launched to complement the annual Take Our Kids to Work Day. Scarborough World Day of Prayer events Several locations across Scarborough will take part in the World Day of Prayer this Friday. This year’s theme is Streams in the Desert, which celebrates Egypt. Christians in more than 170 countries around the world – and more

than 2,000 communities across Canada — will gather to pray and act in solidarity with the people of Egypt. Scarborough events include: n Guildwood Community Presbyterian Church, 140 Guildwood Parkway at 2 p.m. Call Kay Galbraith at 416-265 2172; n Agincourt Baptist Church, 37 Glen Watford Dr. from 7 to 9 p.m. Call Marcia Brown at 416298-3026; n St. John Divine Anglican Church, 885 Scarborough Golf Club Rd. Call Gail Wilkins at 416 438 0601. Volunteer tax clinics in Scarborough A free tax clinic will take place in Scarborough every weekend until the end of April. The Community Volunteer Income Tax Program (CVITP) is for low income taxpayers, seniors, disabled, students and newcomers to Canada. The volunteers prepare and e-file for eligible persons only to Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) at no cost. The clinics t take place at Islamic Foundation of Toronto, 441 Nugget Ave., every weekend

from 10 am to 3:30 pm. Weekdays are available by appointment only. Call 647-367-8578 to book appointments. Bridlewood school celebrates 50 years Bridlewood Junior Public School is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. The school opened its doors at 60 Bridlewood Blvd., in the Pharmacy Avenue and Huntingwood Drive area, in December 1963 with 10 classrooms. The school’s official opening date is Feb. 27, 1964. The school has a number of events and activities planned to mark its 50th year, including an open house on May 8 from 4 to 7 p.m. Anyone who has memorabilia may call the school at 416-3966080 or email steve.travers@ tdsb.on.ca

cancer support group wWomen’s

The St. Paul’s L’Amoreaux Centre offers a Women’s Cancer Support Group for women aged 55 and older who have cancer. To register, call Lyssa ChengAli at 416-493-3333, ext. 225.

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The Nearly New Shop at Knox United Church in Scarborough is open to the public for the winter season. The shop features a selection of clothing, shoes, linens and other nearly new items. The shop is open Wednesdays from 1 to 3 p.m. Knox United Church, 2569 Midland Ave. Call 416-293-4424 for more information.

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Tips for dealing with frozen pipes The City of Toronto is asking residents to be patient as it handles extremely high volumes of calls for water problems because of this winter’s prolonged cold. Since Jan. 1, the city has repaired nearly 800 watermain breaks and received more than 1,800 no-water calls due to frozen underground water pipes. The city advises residents to keep a trickle of water flowing from a tap to ensure there is movement in the pipes. Other tips can be found at www.toronto.ca/water

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The Doris McCarthy Gallery kicks off its 10th anniversary with its Glam North exhibit now on until April 26. The exhibit pays tribute to Doris McCarthy’s glamourous depictions of the Canadian North, alongside current voices whose works look to nature to cast a light on contemporary life. It is accompanied by an online publication featuring essays taking a closer look at representations of the north and how investigating outward may lead to inward discoveries. Find the feature at www. utsc.utoronto.ca/~dmg/ glamnorth/ and for more on the exhibit visit www. utsc.utoronto.ca/~dmg/ The Doris McCarthy Gallery is at 1265 Military Trail. Call 416-287-7007.

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Show times are at 7:30 p.m. each night. Tickets are $8, and $5 students/seniors and may be purchased at http://www.tc-utsc.eventbrite.ca or by calling 416208-2931.

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The Magic of Orion Monday, March 10th at 12 noon & 2:00 pm Welcome to a new world of magic, filled with mystery, intrigue, laughter and fantasy. PLUS! Don’t miss the strolling clown and caricature artist from 12 noon to 3:00 pm.

Mystic Drums Tuesday, March 11th at 12 noon & 2:00 pm Come on a Safari Dance Adventure, as live instruments play your favourite songs. PLUS! Enjoy face painting from 12 noon to 3:00 pm.

Get On The Floor Dance Show Wednesday, March 12th at 12 noon & 2:00 pm Join us in this live, interactive stage show that is fun for the whole family. PLUS! Don’t miss the Candy Princess as she strolls the mall from 12 noon to 3:00 pm.

Wildlife Safari Thursday, March 13th from 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm Join us for this educational show about some magnificent wild creatures. PLUS! Enjoy face painting and a caricature artist from 12 noon to 3:00 pm.

Staff photo/NICK PERRY

The fire marshal’s office is investigating the cause of a fire at Standard Auto Wreckers on Sewells Road near Steeles Avenue Monday morning.

High winds, cold, made fighting blaze at auto wrecker challenging

>>>from page 1 from their hydrants to the pool as well.” The three employees who were at the scrap yard at the time of the blaze got out safely. Strapko said cold weather, distance to water and high winds were factors in fighting the fire. “They did a defensive fire fighting strategy right from the onset,” he added. The Ministry of Environment was notified of the incident as the auto wrecker’s location is within the boundaries of the Rouge Park and near a small creek. “I’m not sure how much water runoff they would’ve had. I would imagine a lot,” Strapko said. There were no injuries reported.

For more local news stories, visit us online at www. scarboroughmirror.com

ROCKgarden Party Friday, March 14th at 12 noon & 2:00 pm Join us for an interactive, fun and educational performance about our changing environment. PLUS! Don’t miss the juggling unicyclist from 12 noon to 3:00 pm.

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it’s happening w Friday, March 7

Arthritis & Pain Management WHEN: 2 to 3 p.m. WHERE: St. Paul’s L’Amoreaux Centre, 3333 Finch Ave. E. CONTACT: Elsa Uy, 416-493-3333 ext. 227 COST: Free Learn how to deal with your pain, treatment options, how can you participate in your care and the services offered by The Arthritis Society at St. Pauls L’Amoreaux Centre.

w Saturday, March 8

Prostration for Better Living (Weekend class) WHEN: 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. WHERE: Unit 21-22, 4500 Sheppard Ave. E. CONTACT: Inga Lai, 416-319-4898, www.puti.ca COST: Free Learn defined worship manner. Complimentary vegetarian lunch. Painting, Printmaking and Collage WHEN: 1 to 4 p.m. WHERE: Kennedy/ Eglinton Library, 2380 Eglinton Ave.E. CONTACT: Marie Belanger, 416-3968924 COST: Free Children aged six to 10 years of age work with an artist to create wonderful art. Registration required Leacock Seniors - Saturday night Dances WHEN: 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. WHERE: Stephen Leacock C.C., 2520 Birch-

looking ahead

mount Rd. CONTACT: 416- 396-4040 COST: Members $10 and non-members $12. This week’s theme is St. Patrick’s Day. Members must be 55 years young. Light snack included; served at 9 p.m. Every second and fourth Saturday of the month. Memberships are available at the door for $21.

w Friday, March 14

Knitting Circle WHEN: 4 to 6 p.m. WHERE: Albert Campbell District Library, 496 Birchmount Rd. CONTACT: 416-396-8890 COST: Free Want to learn how to knit? This knitting circle meets the second Friday of every month. Whether you’re a beginner or a pro, drop in and spend some time with fellow crafters. It’s also a great way to practice your English conversation skills. Bring your own needles or use ones provided.

w Sunday, March 9

Badminton for Seniors (55+) WHEN: 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. WHERE: West Scarborough Neighbourhood Community Centre, 313 Pharmacy Ave CONTACT: Bill, 416-267-8497, COST: $30 communnity centre membership Badminton for seniors (55+) Sundays from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. and Wednesdays from 1 to 3 p.m.

or crochet hats and scarves.

Check out our complete online community calendar by visiting www.scarboroughmirror.com. Read weeks of listings from your Scarborough neighbourhoods as well as events from across Toronto.

w Monday, March 10

Sleep Easy: Relieving Insomnia with Self-Shiatsu WHEN: 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. WHERE: Providence Healthcare, 3276 St. Clair Avenue E. CONTACT: 416-285-3666 Ext. 3810 COST: Free; RSVP A shiatsu therapist will discuss sleep hygiene and various self-care strategies to improve sleep efficiency to help individuals get a restful night’s sleep. Tai Chi Volunteer Needed WHEN: 11:30 a.m. WHERE: Retire-

ment Suites by the Lake, 2121 Kingston Rd. CONTACT: Josie Dunn, 416-267-2121 Volunteer Tai Chi instructor needed. Breaking Free of the Victim Role WHEN: 1 to 3 p.m. WHERE: Scarborough Women’s Centre, 2100 Ellesmere Rd., Suite 245 CONTACT: Koreen Thomas, 416-439-7111 COST: Free ($5 suggested or PWYC) Learn to understand the ways the victim has embedded itself in your life, and learn powerful ways to take positive action by overcoming fears and self-doubt. Registration required to attend. Sorry, no walk-ins.

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w Tuesday, March 11

Teddy Bear Clinic WHEN: 1 to 4 p.m. WHERE: Rouge Valley Centenary, 2867 Ellesmere Rd. CONTACT: Alex Frankel, 416-2848131 ext. 4091, afrankel@rougevalley.ca COST: Free; Registration required Children aged 3 to 10 are invited to bring their favourite stuffed animal for a ‘check-up’. Tuesday Drop In WHEN: 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. WHERE: St. Stephen’s Presbyterian Church, 3817 Lawrence Ave. E., CONTACT: June Crawford, 416-724-9004 COST: Free Tuesday afternoons learn how to knit

$119.40/case

($60 Oﬀ regular price) Seasons 2011 Cabernet Merlot *While quantities last

Spend $100 or more in store and re�eive a �omplimentary $25 GIFT CERTIFICATE to be used on your next pur��ase*

w Thursday, March 13

Mad Science! WHEN: 2 to 3 p.m. WHERE: Kennedy/ Eglinton Library, 2380 Eglinton Ave. E. CONTACT: 416-396-8924 COST: Free A spectacular science-themed with foggy dry ice storms, Mad Science hovercraft, magic mud and much more. Limit 30 attendees. Numbered tickets distributed 30 minutes prior to showtime.

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MARch 7-10, 2014

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Scarborough Garden & Horticultural Society WHEN: 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. WHERE: Scarborough Village Recreation Centre, 3600 Kingston Rd. CONTACT: Anette, www.gardenontario.org, vicnet@rogers.com COST: Free “Water Gardens as Eco Systems” with Martin Galloway. General meeting. Guests welcome. Refreshments.

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Enjoy complimentary wine tastings, door prizes, draws & light reeshments including delicious French cuisine by Aioli Bistro! (416) 603-0202 Mon. - Wed. 11� 7; urs./Fri. 11 � 9; Sat. 10�9; Sun. 11 � 5 Cliﬀside@diamondwines.com S�op Online: www.diamondestates.ca/shop

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Customer Appreciation events also taking place at Diamond sister properties including Diamond Winery in Niagara-on-the-Lake & De Sousa Wine Cellars in Beamsville

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REAL ESTATE

OPEN HOUSE SUN. MARCH 9TH 2-4 PM! 0 ,00 5 7 $4

TRISH FRENCH Sales Representative

Bus:

286-3993

ROSE KEHOE

COUNTRY LIVING IN THE CITY • HUGE 50X170' LOT!

Sunny Brick Bungalow on HUGE Country-size Lot in City! Renovated Open Concept Kitchen & Baths! 3 Bdrm Converted to 2 Bdrm + soldbytrish@gmail.com Den. Hardwood! Side Entry to Finished Basement with Family Rm, Kitchen, 4 Pc Bath, 4th Bdrm & Cantina! Detached Garage & 6 Car Parking! Open House Sunday 2-4 PM ... Unless Sold by then! Re/Max Rouge River Realty Ltd., Brokerage $475,000. 372 Beechgrove Dr. Call Trish or Joe 416-286-3993

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Sales Representative

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LOVELY UPDATED 3+2 BDRM. BUNGALOW NESTLED ON A 43x 179FT LANDSCAPED FENCED YARD. FEATURES INCLUDE - 1-4 PC + 1-3 PC BATHS, PAINTED IN NEUTRAL DECOR, REFIN. www.ROSEKEHOE.com HARDWOOD FLOORS, WALK-OUT TO SUN DECK. $489,000

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SOPHIA TAN Broker

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RAVINE & WALK-OUT BSMT

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WHITBY (BROCK/ROSSLAND) 12 yrs Old 3,012 S.F. Bung. 9’ Cieling, 4 Bdrms, 3x4 Pc Baths, M/F Laundry, Fam. Rm. F.P., Fully Finished 2 Bdrm Unit On Lower Level, W/O to Deck,10’Cieling, 4pc Bath, R/I Kit. Ideal For 2 Family Home Or In-Law Apt. $600,000

sophiatan@sympatico.ca

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Prudential Achievers Realty, Brokerage

Re/Max Crossroads Realty Inc., Brokerage

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SUGAN* SIVARAJAH UTHAYAN* & RAJ*

LOCATION! LOCATION! LOCATION!

MARKHAM/EGLINTON Rarely offered spacious 3 bedroom, www.pwestsellshomes.com 2 washroom end unit co-op. Freshly painted. Parquet floors throughout. 2 lockers and underground parking. Very well managed building. Minutes to subway, highway 401, TTC and all Percy Fulton Ltd., Brokerage amenities. Shop and compare. Priced to sell fast. Won’t last.

Re/Max Realtron Realty Ltd., Brokerage

Sales Representative

416

sugan@futurerealtor.ca This Home Features Hardwood Floors, Open Concept, Upgraded Kitchen

With Breakfast Area, W/O To Private Yard. Bright Master with 4pc Ensuite & W/I Closet. Lots of Windows For Plenty Of Natural Lighting. Double Independently Owned Detatched Garage. A very good opportunity for a first time buyer. Close and Operated to TTC, Schools, Park, Shopping, Hwy, Hospital And All Other Amenities. HomeLife Future Realty Inc., Brokerage

321-2228

Re/Max Vision Realty Inc., Brokerage

11 OFFERS

ROSE KEHOE Sales Representative

10 AMARILLO DRIVE - GORGEOUS!

724-6433 416 491-4002 416

63 HENDERSON AVE.

Yonge / Steeles, Completed Renovated Bungalow, 3 Bedrrms +2, 2 Washrms, 52 x 120 Ft Lot, $70k Spent On Hardwood Floor Throughout, New Kitchen W/ Granite Counter-Top, New Appliances, Finished Bsmt W/3Pc Bath, New Laminate Floor, One Short Bus To Yonge Subway.

www.ROSEKEHOE.com rosekehoe@sympatico.ca

LOVELY 3+1 BDRM BUNGALOW WITH DOUBLE GARAGE. SOLD FOR THE EXCELLENT PRICE OF $568,000 - 119% OF ASKING PRICE. PLEASE CALL ME NOW FOR AN UPDATED EVALUATION - IT’S ALWAYS A PLEASURE!!! 2003-11/13

Re/Max Crossroads Realty Inc., Brokerage

NEW LISTING!

SCARBOROUGH TOWN CENTER area, close to TTC, schools and 401. Beautiful 3 bedroom brick bungalow with fenced yard. Eatin kitchen, hardwood floors, separate entry to basement. Hurry won’t last! Call Eva today!

ANDRE ADAMS Sales Representative

FREE MARKET EVALUATION

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416 647 “THE TOWNHOUSE SPECIALIST ANDRE SELLS TOWNHOMES LOTS OF TOWNHOMES!”

This Fabulous Open Concept Home Is (Linked). The Main Floor, Family Room, Dining Room Has Hardwood And A Beautiful Oak Stairs With Pickets Risers And Railing Also Hardwood In The Upstair Hallway And Landing. It Contain A Separate Dining Area And A Great Open Concept Kitchen Family Area With A Cozy Fireplace Master Bedroom Has An Ensuite With Soaker Tub And Separate Shower Re/Max Realtron Realty Inc., Brokerage Convenient Entrance To The House From The Garage.

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MARKHAM & PASSMORE

416 890-9999 8 POLARLIGHTS WAY. This Amazing Freehold Townhouse Appox 1900 Off: 416 264-0101 Sq Ft, 3-bedroom, very well maintained is located in a sought after area. Dir:

EVA KOTSOPOULOS

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LOUISEBroker MISKEW IMMEDIATE POSSESSION AVAILABLE! & 2 baths ~ modern kitchen o/l dining room, $242,000 416-286-3993 •• 21 bdrm bdrm + den~ faces south~ oversize balcony overlooks trees & Scarb. Golf Club greens $235,000 • 1 bdrm to patio ~ bright, spacious & spotless! $207,000 1-800-663-7119 Great amenitieswithinwalkthis outbuilding to suit all tastes. Atrium, library, exercise room, multiple terraces for your relaxation and enjoyment. Call Louise today for your personal tour! Must be 55+.

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I am never too busy for your referrals... the heart of my business.

GEORGIA KOTIADIS CARNEVALE DIRECT

416 OFFICE 416

GEORGIA KOTIADIS CARNEVALE

Broker

990-9890 443-0300

DIRECT

8 LAXFORD AVE

www.GeorgiaKotiadis.com Updated Wexford Bungalow with 2 Kitchens and 2 Baths! Bright

and Modern Home! Located within walking distance to TTC, Schools and Shops! Newer Hardwood floors, Updated Kitchen, Royal LePage Signature Updated Bath, Freshly painted main floor! Newer Furnace and Realty, Brokerage Independently Owned and Operated CAC, Separate entrance to Basement! Come see for yourself!! Member of the National Chairman’s Club

416 OFFICE 416

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990-9890 443-0300

MOVING NORTH?

www.GeorgiaKotiadis.com Spacious 4 Bedroom Backsplit In Desirable Old Markham! Updated And

Bright Kitchen With Tons Of Cabinets And Walk Out To Yard, Hardwood Flrs In Liv/Din Room And Bedrooms, Crown Moulding, 2 Full Baths, Family Royal LePage Signature Size Back Yard! Recently Painted Throughout! Large Long Driveway! Walk Realty, Brokerage Independently Owned and Operated To Shops On 7 And Mins To 404 And 407! Close To All Amenities! Member of the National Chairman’s Club

Thinking of Buying or Selling? An agent that advertises in your local Real Estate section is always a wise choice.

For advertising information call:

416-493-4400

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Call Tom Direct 416-315-2104 www.royallepage.ca/TomBozanis

www.joannebolte.ca

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416-930-2762

JUS

IST

More than just a listing!

Custom totally finished lovely bungalow with main floor family room, open concept design. Newer custom kitchen with top quality b/l apps., 3 full baths, wet bar, 9 ft ceilings, huge loft in garage for lots of storage. Newer roof, furnace, CAC, slate heated flrs. Don't miss this move-9in and enjoy home!

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KAZIMIERZ WODZ

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Sales Representative

416-222-8600 INVESTMENT!

All Brick 6 Unit Townhouse Complex. Older Building. New Shingles 2007, Electrical Update And Inspection 2006, All UnitsAre 3 BedroomWith One Bathroom,2 Parking Spaces For Each Unit. Tenants Pay All Utilities. One Unit Being Left Vacant For Showings. Net Income $52756 Based On Full Occupancy.

CALL FOR THIS SPOT TO BE YOURS!

F A B U L O U S, Totally Re-Done Bungalow In Desirable Area, With Walking Distance To GO Station. Professionally Re/Max Realtron Realty Inc., Brokerage Updated Inside And Out; Modern, Comfortable And Independently Owned and Operated Spacious. Custom Built-In Closets. Finished Basement With Rec Room, 2 Bedrooms, Kitchen, Bathroom And Separate Entrance. Professional Landscaping, New Deck And Gazebo.

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JEAN SKAPURA

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,80

9 50

Beautiful, Upgraded And Modern Freehold Townhome, Approx. 1500 Sf. Open Concept Main Floor With 9 Ft Ceilings, Living/Dining Rooms, Large Eat-In Kitchen With Walk-Out To Deck, Large Bedrooms With Plenty Of Closets, Direct Access From Garage, Plus Extra Parking. Very Convenient Location, Steps To TTC, GO Station, Shopping, Schools, Parks, Etc.

Rarely offered on this side of the Building. Two Bedrooms plus Den & Two Washrooms. Well Managed Building with plenty of Activities to keep you busy! Call Joanne Today for your Personal Showing!

2013

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www.HeatherLemieux.com

HIDDEN JEWEL!

This Hidden Jewel is Located on a Secluded Cul-De-Sac… Fabulous Three Bedroom Family Home that Boasts many Features. Oversized Master Bedroom with Gas Fireplace, Walk-in Closet and 5 piece Ensuite with Jacuzzi Tub. See you at the Open house!!!!

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9 $5

41 DREYER DR, AJAX

Perfect Family House With Large Nanny Quarters Addition. Total Of 5 Bedrooms And 5 Baths, Open Concept Family Rm With Kitchenette, 4 Pc Bath, Side Entrance And Walk-Out To Deck. New Kitchens With Granite Countertops, Renovated Bathrooms. Ideal For Large Or Extended Family. Professionally Landscaped With Pond, Perennials, Etc. Lots Of Money Spent On Recent Improvements.

More than just a listing!

JOANNE BOLTE*

,90

9 36

BACKYARD OASIS WITH INGROUND POOL!

you can take over the Scarborough area. 2 packages available Tuesday to Friday & Saturday to Monday. Call Sonja Andrews at 416-774-2390 for details.

BROKER Approx 3500 Sq.Ft.! Estate Size Lot! Quality Finishes Throughout: CELL: 416-737-8300 Crown Moulding & Travertine Floors. Huge Kitchen w/Granite WWW.SKAPURASELLS.COM Countertops. O/C Breakfast Area w/ Sliding Glass W/O. Sprinkler TOP 5% System. Interlocking Driveway & Walkway! Elevator! Wheelchair IN CANADA Accessible! Excellent For Handicapped Or Seniors. Serene 2013

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George Peck Public School band tops at Kiwanis Festival

Photo/COURTESY

Susan Raponi with the George Peck Public School Grade 6 to 8 Concert Wind Band. The ensemble received the Gold Award at the Kiwanis Music Festival on Feb. 19. The band has been invited to perform at Canada’a renowned national music festival, Music Fest 2014, in Vancouver, British Colombia.

A group of George Peck Public School students are riding on a well deserved high note. The George Peck Public School Grades 6 to 8 Concert Wind Band, under the direction of Susan Raponi, won first place at the Kiwanis Music Festival of Toronto bringing home the Gold Award at the Kiwanis Music Festival of Toronto recently. Earlier, the group won the Rising Star Award and the Silver-Plus Award at the provincial Ontario Band Association Festival. Since the band has scored such high notes it has been invited to perform at Music Fest 2014, which is Canada’s renowned national music festival, in Vancouver, B.C., in May. Participants at the festival range in age from 12 to 25 years old and are from elementary, high school, college and university levels.

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M HA RK A M

23 DELLANO ST.

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Stop signs, not crossing guard on Fallingbrook Road for Courcelette MIKE ADLER madler@insidetoronto.com Parents of Courcelette Public School will soon have a flashing red light and stop signs to replace an amberflashing crosswalk on Fallingbrook Road, but they wanted a human guard more. Scarborough community councillors voted against staff advice to replace a crossing near the school on Fallingbrook at Fallingbrook Drive with an all-way stop.

Enrolment at the school is rising and Fallingbrook Road is busy in rush hour, with drivers moving from Kingston Road in Scarborough to Queen Street in the Beach. Parents told councillors two Grade 8 boys were hit by cars at the crosswalk in the past year. Children, as one put it, can’t all be expected to stand, point and proceeded to cross “like little soldiers” as they head to and from Courcelette, and though a crossing guard would be safer, stop signs are

the second-best solution. Scarborough Southwest Councillor Gary Crawford said he requested a guard for the intersection while in his former post as the area’s public school trustee. He recently asked again as a councillor, but the office of Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair, which controls assignment of guards, gave no explanation why the requests were turned down. The Fallingbrook community has waited long enough to address their

safety concerns, he said. Scarborough East Councillor Ron Moeser said four schools in his ward also submitted guard requests he feels are valid, and he has tried for months to meet the chief to discuss them. Another councillor, Michael Thompson, who is vice chairperson of the Toronto Police Services Board, said he was “dismayed” at this lack of response. Scarborough-Agincourt Councillor Mike Del Grande cast

the sole vote against replacing the crosswalk with an all-way stop and flashing beacon. He recalled similar concerns about a crosswalk near Silver Springs Public School before it was replaced by an all-way stop. Parents found things were worse, as children crossing were forced to dodge cars that hadn’t fully stopped, he said.

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Wednesday, March 12th from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm

Orion the Magician combines comedy, illusion, and drama. Join us as he puts on an amazing show!

Our Orthotics lab has 41 years of experience! Covered by most extended health plans

Craft Day

CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT TODAY

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Don’t miss your chance to see and learn about some amazing felines.

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Meet Your Community Chiropody Specialists

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community

A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Lester B. Pearson C.I. ON STAGE: Lester B. Pearson Collegiate Institutues’ production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream on stage during a dress rehearsal on Monday afternoon. The production made its premiere last night at the school and also plays tonight at 7 p.m.

Photos by Nick Perry

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Shop Central Toronto!

Embrace outdoor living with Classic Fireplace As spring quickly approaches, so does barbeque season. If you’re looking to upgrade your outdoor space with a new BBQ or outdoor fireplace, Classic Fireplace & Gourmet Grills is the place to find exactly what you need. Classic Fireplace & Gourmet Grills has earned a reputation in the GTA for its quality products and excellent service. With three locations in the GTA, the Scarborough showroom is conveniently located at 65 Rylander Blvd., in the Abbey Lane Plaza.

Experience a spacious room with a great selection of outdoor grills and indoor and outdoor fireplaces. The showroom displays gourmet grills from Napoleon, designed to offer gratifying cooking experiences while enhancing outdoor lifestyle and home comfort. Visit today to view the Napoleon Pro500 Gas Grill with an infrared Sizzle Zone, integrated ice bucket and cutting board, and backlit iGlow— perfect for entertaining. Charcoal, pellet and smoker barbecues, propane, electric and

natural gas grills, as well as fire pits and fireplaces from Napoleon, Valor, Montigo and Hearth Innovations are also on display. When it comes to barbecue and fireplace accessories, Classic Fireplace & Gourmet Grills has it all. The showroom is stocked with perfect gifts for the BBQ lover. Come explore the many options including pizza stones, special sauces and rubs and inspiring cookbooks. Cozy fireplace doors, stylish wood holders and cradles and

tool sets that will keep your outdoor and indoor fires burning. Quality products and great customer service are Classic Fireplace’s strengths. Owner Josh Malcolm and his team ensure products meet the needs of every customer. Clients can enjoy a fire sooner than they think – or finally have that fabulous family BBQ they’ve been putting off for so long. Call Classic Fireplace & Gourmet Grills at 416-283-2783 or visit www.classicfireplace.ca for more information.

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Now come over and taste our delicacies.

he unique flavour of the food is what makes Karaikudi special. It is not the standard Indian fare. The specialty cuisine is from the southern part of India called Chettinad, which is one the most aromatic cuisines in India. Karaikudi offers a variety of vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes. In addition to the South Indian specialities like Chettinad Biriyani,

Parotta, Idli, Dosa, Chettinad Chicken and Mutton Masala, Karaikudi also has popular North Indian favourites like Butter Chicken, Tandoori Chicken, Butter Naan and Chicken Tikka.

Karaikudi Chettinad South Indian Restaurant in Toronto, with its rich and diverse menu is sure to give you an authentic culinary trip to the most tasty and popular cuisine in India. You can savour this delectable menu without having to take a flight to India. It is situated in an easily accessible location in Scarborough at 1225 Kennedy Rd, Scarborough. They are now in their 5th successful year of operation.

Weekday lunch buffet (except holidays) includes authentic soups, appetizers, dosas, naan, parotta, biriyanis, curries, desserts etc, from 11.30am to 3pm, is value priced at $10.99. Dinner and weekends are A-La-Carte. Talk to the friendly and knowledgeable wait staff to know about your culinary adventure.

Highlights

Chefs from India Great Ambiance 110 Seat Dining 120 Seat Party Hall for Birthday Celebrations, Office Parties, Special Events 20 Seat Private Dining Room

Rewards Program Easy access in the heart of Scarborough Minutes from 401 Lots of Parking

www.torontoindianrestaurant.com

Hours Monday-Thursday and Sunday: 11:30 am – 10 pm.

Essence of South Indian Cuisine

1225 Kennedy Road Scarborough, ON M1P 4Y1 Tel: 416-701-0003 www.karaikudi.ca Dine-in • Private Dining • Banquet Hall • Catering • Takeout Karaikudi has a clean and spacious dining room, Large Party hall and Private Dining. They also offer Take-out and Catering for your home and office parties.

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Elizabeth L. Toms Licensed Paralegal

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3 3 Ye a r s i n B u s i n e s s We Gladly Welcome New Patients! (Toddlers to Seniors)

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OPEN: MON TO SAT AND EVENING APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE

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Dr. Longmei Xu �� Dr. Jing Zhang BEST DENTAL CLINIC Dr. Wallace Chan BEST DENTURE CLINIC The services we provide are: • • • • •

Dental Care for Whole Family Oral and Periodontal Surgery Cosmetic Dentistry Denture • Crowns and Bridges Implant Restoration • Orthodontics

The X-ray equipment in this office is digital. They have much lower radiation than traditional equipment.

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CONSUMER FEATURE

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Mitzie Hunter, MPP

Laurier vs. Malvern

Scarborough-Guildwood

FAMILY SKATING PARTY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 2014 SCARBOROUGH VILLAGE COMMUNITY CENTRE 3600 KINGSTON ROAD Meet and Greet MPP Mitzie Hunter March Break fun • Young and old • Special guests! Skates are provided • Free Food and Beverages!

MPP MITZIE HUNTER’S MEET & GREET AND PRE-BUDGET CONSULTATION Come discuss the 2014/2015 Provincial Budget with your local MPP

THURSDAY, MARCH 13TH, 2014 6:00 - 8:00 P.M. SCARBOROUGH BLUFFS UNITED CHURCH

Staff photo/NICK PERRY

3739 Kingston Road

Let’s set the priorities straight for Scarborough-Guildwood Please RSVP to Ashma Patel via phone (416-281-2787) Light Refreshments will be provided

CONSTITUENCY OFFICE: Phone: 416-281-2787 Fax: 416-281-2360

mhunter.mpp.co@liberal.ola.org @MitzieHunter www.mitziehunter.onmpp.ca

Readers’ Choice Contest

CROSS STICKING: Kelson Phinney, of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, takes the puck from Alex Mighton, of Malvern Collegiate, during the city championship semifinal hockey game at Canlan Ice Sports Tuesday afternoon. Malvern won the game 5-0. Despite the loss, Laurier had its most outstanding hockey season in 20 years. “We had our best year,” said Laurier coach Louis Foulidis. Laurier brought home the east region city championships beating out Sir Oliver Mowat 5-3 in the title game.

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Legals

NOTICE TO CREDITORS KLAUS DIETER PETERS All persons having claims against the Estate of Klaus Dieter Peters late of Seabright, Ontario who died on December 29, 2010 are required to send full particulars of such claims to the undersigned Personal Representatives on or before March 31, 2014 after which date the Estate’s assets will be distributed, having regard only to claims that have then been received. W. Grieg Black and Wayne Martin, Executors, c/o BBL-Blacks Business Law, Attention: Andrew A. Black, 60 Eastern Skies Way, Markham, Ontario L6E 0N8, Solicitors for the Executors.

Articles Wanted

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BECOME A SCHOOL BUS DRIVER Free training provided! Our part-time schedules work well for semi-retirees, the self-employed, or anyone who would like evenings, weekends, and summers off. Apply now; we have bus routes in every part of Toronto!

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OR APPLY IN PERSON:

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Employment Features

UP TO $400 CASH DAILY FT & PT Outdoors Spring/Summer Work Seeking Honest Hard Working Staff

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Call Ivan (416) 540-4466

Employment Features

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Cash for Older: Coins, Costume Jewelry, Military, Watches, Toys, Barbies, Silver, Gold, Records, Guitars, Old Pens, Lighters & Old Advertising etc.

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Automotive

General Help

Beef Processing High River, Alberta

AGINCOURT NISSAN

F/T Used Vehicle Manager

HIRING ON THE SPOT

$50,000.00+ Qualifications:

• • • • •

3-5 years experience Successful/proven background in automotive used car sales. Leadership & organizational qualities Ability to professionally manage a sales staff of ten. Strong dedication to inventory management, follow up and prospecting

Butcher & Meat Cutters ($17.30 - $21.25/hr)

Your duties will include: • • • •

Implementing/managing follow up processes, reconditioning, managing inventory Implementing and managing prospecting processes, sourcing used vehicles Assisting the General Sales Manager with used marketing strategies Helping our sales team to reach their full potential

Great benefits after 6 months

We are also recruiting: Experienced Maintenance Staff Graduate Management Associate (Engineering and Operations Management)

We offer: • • • •

Industry leading compensation package including a base salary & bonus structure Company vehicle or car allowance Complete medical and dental benefits Training and professional development

High River is located 30 minutes south of Calgary Relocation Assistance is available to successful applicants

If you feel you are up to the challenge and possess the right credentials, we want to hear from you. All CV submissions will be received in confidence. Please apply to - Lyle Jakobsen General Sales Manager lyle@agincourtnissan.com

Apartments & Flats for Rent

MARKHAM/ SHEPPARD4 bedroom 2-storey house. 401/ Nielson- 2 bedroom basement apartment, separate entrance, close to all amenities. Cal 416-286-7906

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Business Opportunities

KINGSTON/ MCCOWANlarge, renovated 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments. $899/ $999/ $1299. Laundry, elevator, balco- $1000 A WEEK mailing ny, storage. Immediate. brochures from home! Helping Home-Workers Frank 416-738-5516 since 2001. No experience required. Start ImMARKHAM & Sheppard- mediately! 1 bedroom above www.mailingnetwork.net ground basement, immaculate condition. Available now. Please Tax/Financial call 416-609-3831

Technical/ Skilled Trades MACHINISTS FOR Active Exhaust in Scarborough. Experience and knowledge of CNC Laser, Turret, Brake Press, Punch Press, Iron Worker and Shear. Must have experience with set-up, operation and tear down of machines. Shifts to be determined. Apply at: https://activexhaustcar eers.silkroad.com/

Domestic Help Wanted EXPERIENCED FULLTIME live in caregiver for senior in Scarborough private home. English speaking. Secondary school/ equivalent. $10.86/ hour. Contact Tony at canadacaregiverjobs @yahoo.ca

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Mortgages/Loans

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Medical & Dental Services

Technical/ Skilled Trades

EUROSPEC

We are a leading manufacturer of tooling, stamped parts and assemblies for the automotive industry, and we are looking for the following positions: Tool & Die Maker/Project Leader (Die Maintenance & Repair) Afternoon / Night / Continental Shift Reporting to the Tool Room Supervisor, the project leader will take charge of die project based jobs, engineering changes, die improvements, and rebuilds. He will also be responsible of troubleshoot, repair and evaluate root cause of tooling quality issues. The project leader is also involved in assisting the Tool Room Supervisor in the training and development of apprentices. Enthusiastic and self-motivated; the project leader must have a minimum of five years post apprenticeship experience with troubleshooting on progressive dies. Wire EDM Operator (Night Shift) The idea individual will have 3 years experience in setting up and operating Wire EDM machines. You must be familiar with Sodick and Makino machines, MASTERCAM, & CADKEY as well as Tool and Die operations. You must have the ability to communicate clearly, work overtime and rotating shifts. Your responsibilities will include setting up machines, making dry runs, checking your work piece with measuring instruments, working closely with Programmers, Tool Makers, and fellow Operators, practicing safe work habits and good housekeeping and setting up, operating and maintaining Sodick and Makino EDM machines. CNC Operator (Night Shift) Reporting to the CAD & Design Supervisor, you will be responsible for setting up and operating the CNC machines. You will have a minimum of 3 years experience in using MAZACK, and DAH LIH machining centers equipped with FANUC controls. You must be able to set up, program and operate machines with minimum supervision. Die experience will definitely be an asset. If you are interested in joining our team, please forward your resume to: Human Resources Department 130 Harry Walker Parkway Newmarket, Ontario L3Y 7B2 Fax (905) 898-0851 Email: hr@eurospectooling.com NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE

Articles for Sale

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Building Equipment/ Materials STEEL BUILDINGS/METAL BUILDINGS UP TO 60% OFF! 30x40, 40x60, 50x80, 60x100, 80x100 sell for balance owed! Call: 1-800-457-2206 www.crownsteel buildings.ca

Home Renovations BASEMENT RENOVATIONS, kitchen, bathroom, plumbing, electrical, stairs, flooring, tiles, painting, fence, deck. 15 years experience. Reliable. Affordable. Call Benny 647-292-7291 BUILDER/ GENERAL CONTRACTORS RESIDENTIAL/ COMMERCIAL. Complete Restoration. Finished Basements. Painting. Bathrooms. Ceramic Tiles. Flat Roofs. Leaking Basements. Brick/ Chimney Repairs. House Additions 905-764-6667, 416-823-5120 CEILINGS repaired. Spray textures, plaster designs, stucco, drywall, paint. We fix them all! www.mrstucco.ca 416-242-8863 RENOVATIONS! Bathrooms, walk-in showers, kitchens, tiles, hardwood, drywall, painting, basement apartments, additions. Seasonal discounts. Visit www.homerenomatic.com Free estimates, 416-909-7601, 416-273-7897.

Waste Removal ALWAYS CHEAPEST!

All Garbage Removal! Home/ Business. Fast Sameday! Free Estimates! Seniors Discounts. We do all Loading & Clean-ups! Lowest Prices. Call John: 416-457-2154 Seven days

PETER’S DEPENDABLE JUNK REMOVAL From home or business, including furniture/ appliances, construction waste. Quick & careful!

416-677-3818 Rock Bottom Rates!

Novenas/ Card of Thanks

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May the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus be praised, blessed, loved adored and glorified throughout the whole world now and forever, Amen.

Helping Seniors Remain in the Home they Love!

Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, pray for us. St. Jude, worker of miracles, help to the helpless, pray for us.

For over 20 years, Retire-At-Home has provided customized home care to help seniors remain safe and comfortable at home. Call for a free consultation!

Say nine times a day for nine days. Prayer will be answered by the eighth day, it has never failed. Publication must be promised. Thank you very much Most Sacred Heart of Jesus and St. Jude, for favors granted. - C.D.

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diversions

Painting & Decorating

Plumbing

YOUR Weekly Crossword

Clogged drain, camera inspection Leaky pipes Reasonable price, 25 years experience Licensed/ Insured credit card accepted Free estimate James Chen 647-519-9506

RAY PLUMBING Service Repair/ replacement, faucets, sinks, toilets, drains, main valve, leaky pipes, drain cleaning. Licensed and insured. 24/7. 416-880-4151

PETE THE Painter. U.K. craftsman. Interior painting. Reasonable rates & seniors discounts. Free estimates. Call Pete Steele: 416-491-3934

Moving & Storage

Apple Movers, for all your moving and storage needs. Houses, apartments and offices. Short notice experts. Great rates. 416-532-9056, 905-239-1263.

Handy Person HANDYMANPROFESSIONAL, reliable, reasonable! Renovations, bathrooms, basements, painting, carpentry, flooring, drywall, tiling, decks, fences & more... Call Ken 647-286-2741

New member of the family? Let your community know call

1-800-743-3353

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