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Pickeringnu
BOB STRICKERT
'They just have to get in
touch with me.'
Durham
students
feel safe
at school,
survey says
But some get
no respect
Morc than 80 per cent of
students in Grades 3 to 6 feel
safe at school and most know
what to do if they're bullied by
another pupil.
But less than 60 per cent of
students say pupils treat each
other with respect, according
to the public school board's
latest attitude survey of young-
sters.
The findings of the Durham
District School Board's 1999
Student Attitudinal Survey,
completed by pupils in Grades
3 to 6 for the first time this
Panthers
come up short
Page 8
Strickert open to return of departed members
cleatadvisory panel wants peers back
R i" .MARIANNE TAKAC-S
Staff Writer
Please come back.
That's the plea from mem-
bers of the Community Adviso-
ry Council (CAC) on the Pick-
ering nuclear station to five of
their colleagues who quit.
They expressed that senti-
ment at their meeting last week,
the first held since Pickering -
Ajax Citizens Together (PACT)
for the Environment (two mem-
hers), Durham Nuclear Aware-
ness, Liverpool West Commu-
nity Association and Pickering
Fast Shore Communitv Associ-
ation left the councif in mid-
September
At the time. the four gnvp,
issued a letter stating they were
leaving because OPG was not
"acting in a meaningful .,ay"
on the input they were provid-
ing. Aside from the Pickering
Township Historical Society
and a Scarborough ratepayers'
organization, they were the only
residents' groups represented
on the committee.
"I think it really is important
that they return in one respect
or another to this table because
it adds a fair degree of legitima-
cv said historical society pres-
ident Tom Mohr He noted that
while he understood the
groups' frustration. "I don't
agree with than !c:oing the
e�lc I with the•.
Liz Oliver, who represents
the West Rouge Community
Association in Scarborough,
noted the four organizations
that left did a "fantastic amount
of work" as members of the
Community Working Group
which advised OPG on its envi-
ronmental review of the Picker-
ing nuclear station last year.
She said they played an impor-
tant role on the CAC and she
hoped they would come back in
the future.
"I would like to hope the
door isn't closed"
Al Goodall. a Pickering resi-
dent who serves as the Picker-
ing/OPG Liaison Committee
repre%cntauve on the CAC. is
also unhappy about the depar-
tures, calling them a "slap in the
face" for the other members.
"1'm kind of disappointed in
the way they've done it:' said
Mr. Goodall, explaining he felt
the organizations should have
resigned individually instead of
as a group through a joint letter.
The representative from
Durham College. John McKen-
zie -White. suggested something
should be done to fill the void
created on the CAC: by the ab-
sence of the four organizations.
.Tm just wondering what
portion of the population they
did represent and if it's a sub -
See NUCL1,AR page 2
TOM MOHR
'I wish they hadn't' left
nuclear advisory panel.
Citizens' group may
study Ajax-Pickering
amalgamation
year,
year, were presented to trustees
Monday.
Councillor wants task force to probe
ago by Pickering.
"1 think we have an
Court. Holland mountains
Municipal Affairs Meister
benefits, recommend solution
"It's a teal critical source of
t's
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to con-
tion and a responsibility to coo-
Steve Gilchrist has been "ciMl-
BY MARIANNE M AC -S
eluding Ryerson, George
Brown College, the Interna-
tine forward on this issue:' says
pktely unpredictable" on the
Staff Wnter
ly:' said board superintendent
Martial artists Lave Stacey and Mick Cham- urdav in Ajax. Their demonstration was part
the councillor. "We need to have
PICKERING — The Town
of programs Bev Freedman in
bers took turns tossing and tumbling during of a larger event featuring martial arts disci-
something conclusive that poo-
4 Pickering must find a way to
..
her report to the standing com-
a demonstration of Jiuwazta techniques Sat- plines from around the world.
:onunuc exploring amalgama-
reigns supreme. No one knows
mince.
The
The survey, which let dtradi-
tionally been completed by
by
tion with Ajax despite the re-
eading-
vjierc this is heading.-
Evora n the minister refuses
to act on amalgamation here
"It was an amazing experi-
" care, I was very excited:' Mrs.
students in Grades 7 through
tusal of the Province to appoint
sow, says Coven. Holland, it is
a facilitator to help the two
OAC, asked pupils to express
AJAX — Municipal Affairs ing. But, the full councils from the agenda, he said.
ted unless both communities
towns pursue a merger, accord-
t ;
their opinions about 43 state-
Minister Steve Gilchrist is going the two communities aren't invit- Mayor Parish noted he was
ing to Pickcnng Wand 2 local
the task force and stake out
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merits dealing with school
Councillor Mark Holland.
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Court. Holland says he ex-
Ajax and Pickering mayors to not to mat with the full coun- paper article last week in which
Richard Pari Otto said exploring
prepare for the day when the
pocu to propose to council soon
ject disciplines, teaching and
discuss amalgamation. oils:' Mayor Parish said. Mr. Gilchrist said he favoured
"partnerships and cost savings
that the Town appoint some kind
frourth ear of the fashion de-
leaming styles and technology.
Ajax Mayor Steve Parish told Pickering's request to have appointing a facilitator sootier
of task force — possibly of citi-
pal restructuring in the Greater
As Ms. Freedman noted, a
zens ardor consultant% — to
ipalities is full steam ahead.
Toronto Area as it has promised
look into and make rccommen- MARK HOLLAND
Ajax MPPs. Janet Fucker and Jim to work on amalgamating the A day later, Mr. Gilchrist said
We'll look at them. It always
dations on amalgamanon. Tlx 'We have an obligation
purpose would be explore the
pros aid cons of a merger and and a responsibility.'
Flaherty will also be at the meet- communities will be at the top of a facilitator wouldn't be appoint-
factors associated with it just as tion. The intent at this point in
AVON UF_BREGTS/ News Adwenw, photo
would have been done by a fa- time is to crystallize our posi-
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cilitator requested two weeks tion.-
ion"
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year, were presented to trustees
Monday.
That ll teach
ago by Pickering.
"1 think we have an
Court. Holland mountains
Municipal Affairs Meister
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"It's a teal critical source of
t's
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you!
to con-
tion and a responsibility to coo-
Steve Gilchrist has been "ciMl-
data that we use very serious-
eluding Ryerson, George
Brown College, the Interna-
tine forward on this issue:' says
pktely unpredictable" on the
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ly:' said board superintendent
Martial artists Lave Stacey and Mick Cham- urdav in Ajax. Their demonstration was part
the councillor. "We need to have
issue.
of programs Bev Freedman in
bers took turns tossing and tumbling during of a larger event featuring martial arts disci-
something conclusive that poo-
"At this point confusion
..
her report to the standing com-
a demonstration of Jiuwazta techniques Sat- plines from around the world.
plc can look at on amalgama-
reigns supreme. No one knows
mince.
The
The survey, which let dtradi-
tionally been completed by
by
• • •
Ajax, Pickering to meet minister over merger issue
eading-
vjierc this is heading.-
Evora n the minister refuses
to act on amalgamation here
"It was an amazing experi-
" care, I was very excited:' Mrs.
students in Grades 7 through
And, although Mrs. Koch-
sow, says Coven. Holland, it is
WEEKDAY LUNCHEON
OAC, asked pupils to express
AJAX — Municipal Affairs ing. But, the full councils from the agenda, he said.
ted unless both communities
still important to proceed with
t ;
their opinions about 43 state-
Minister Steve Gilchrist is going the two communities aren't invit- Mayor Parish noted he was
agree.
the task force and stake out
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merits dealing with school
to meet on Tuesday, Oct. 19 with ed. "It's the minister's choice "sho:ked" after reading a news-
Chief Administrative Officer
Pickering's position, in order to
s
safety, the school climate, sub-
Ajax and Pickering mayors to not to mat with the full coun- paper article last week in which
Richard Pari Otto said exploring
prepare for the day when the
rience.
ject disciplines, teaching and
discuss amalgamation. oils:' Mayor Parish said. Mr. Gilchrist said he favoured
"partnerships and cost savings
Province does address munici-
frourth ear of the fashion de-
leaming styles and technology.
Ajax Mayor Steve Parish told Pickering's request to have appointing a facilitator sootier
with Pickering and other munic-
pal restructuring in the Greater
As Ms. Freedman noted, a
council colleagues Monday that Mr. Gilchrist appoint a facilitator rather than later.
ipalities is full steam ahead.
Toronto Area as it has promised
Ajax MPPs. Janet Fucker and Jim to work on amalgamating the A day later, Mr. Gilchrist said
We'll look at them. It always
See SURVEY page 5
Flaherty will also be at the meet- communities will be at the top of a facilitator wouldn't be appoint-
comes down to service"
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Pickering councillor calls for' new strategy'
in probing
PICKERING Tryon nuke I
it will. That way, there %%ill be a
proposal in place for a local solu-
tion acceptable to Pickering, "so
they can't say in any wav, shape or
form we did not take the action
Pickering -Ajax amalgamation
a facilitator and any talk of mcT-
er, claiming cost savings and effi-
ciencies can be achieved by shar-
ing resources and services.
But some Ajax council mem-
bers. such as Jim McMaster, feel it
is time to at least look at what
necessary" The alternative the
amalgamation might mean.
-I don't believe the time has
come to categorically say that the
two towns should be joined.-
Coun. McMaster said in an inter-
view. "I have a feeling it would
save money, but I haven't seen any
quantitative proof that it would:'
Cour. McMaster said he might be
in favour of a study that would
outline the possible advantages
and disadvantages of merger.
— With files from
TORSTAR NEWS SERVICE.
councillor maintains. is a piker- -
tial plan that would absorb Picker- Nuclear neighbours' radiation doses remain low
ing and Ajax into a new 'City of
Durham'.
The Atomic Energy Control
Coun. Holland notes the job of
Board (AECB) has released its
the task force would include ex-
latest radiation dose index rc-
amining whether a new. single
ports for the Pickering and Dar -
municipality of Ajax -Pickering
lington nuclear stations.
would meet the five goals set out
The index measures radiation
by the Province for mergers -
doses due to emissions for the
lower taxes. less bureaucracy,
most exposed people living near
fewer politicians, improved ser-
one of the nuclear stations, ac -
vices and greater accountability.
cording to a media release from
Ajax has remained opposed to
the AECB. They would typical -
Nuclear ad
NUCLEAR /mm page I
stantial amount what we should
do to fill the gap:' said Mr.
McKenne-White.
Pickering station public affairs
manager Pat O'Brien told the
committee new people may be
brought on to the council.
"What we do want is addition-
al involvement from community
groups and there are some we
haven't approached:' he said.
Mr. O'Brien noted OPG is
also looking for individuals in the
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fashions
for the
future
motivate
Pickering
designer
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says, noting the
dress was c on-
strucied out of a
s a t i n y.
turquoise fabric
and features
beaded black
trim around the
neckline and an
organza sash
that cascades
into a train.
"It took
imam hour-, to
Complete. It's
always a lot
more time con-
suming than
people think:'
says the mother
of two —
Micha. aged
nine and Diana,
aged 13.
'•It's been
tough because
I've got family
and I live in
Pickering:' she
says of her de-
cision to return
to school, not-
ing she inherit-
ed her love of
fashion from
her mother.
-My mother
wanted to do
fashion design
after the war so
she became a
seamstress,"
says Mrs.
Koch -Black-
man, who came
to Canada from
Germany as a
nanny when she
was a young
woman.
And, after
marrying and
having chil-
dren, she spent
her days
sewing, doing
alterations and
making special -
occasion dress-
es, she says.
Mrs. Koch -
Blackman is
now in the
process of de-
signing a col-
lection for the
final, fourth-
year show at
Ryerson and
hopes to some-
day open her
own boutique
in Toronto after
she graduates
from university.
S
ly apply to people living just of 1999. the dose from the Pick -
outside the station boundary ering station was 3.2 microsiev-
who are at their homes 24 hours erts, and 0.7 microsieverts from
a day, drink heal water and eat the Darlington plant. For the 12
local fish and produce. Doses months previous to June 30, the
are calculated using actual data dose was 14 microsieverts from
from routine analysis of air. Pickering and 3.3 microsieverts
water, fish and vegetation sam- from Darlington. By compari-
ples, as well as station emission son, a single chest X-ray del Iv -
data. ers a radiation dose of about 70
Between April I and June 30 microsieverts.
visory group members invited back
community with expertise in
areas such as radiation or nuclear
medicine to sit on the local coun-
cil.
..What we want is a willing
group of committed citizens and
organizations that are going to
enable us ho work on issues that
we have"
Pickering station chief Bob
Stuckert said he considered the
departures to he part of the "evo-
lution" of the CAC.
"if people want to come back
they just have to get in touch with
me. ..
Irene Kock of DNA says her
organization would consider rc-
tuming to the CAC if changes
were made to the way it works.
and she believes the others who
left would also return under the
right circumstances.
••I'm certainly open to discus-
sion on how the process might
change.-
Ms.
hange"Ms. Kock explains she decid-
ed to recommend to DNA that it
should ]cave because continued
involvement would appear to en
dorse the CAC as effective com-
munity consultation by nuclear
station management.
"I thought 'what's the pointT.
They're really just using us in
their public relations efforts"
She also notes DNA will con-
tinue to make its views known
through correspondence with the
CAC and OPG, as well as by at-
tending some meetings as an oh -
server.
"I don't see it as a complete
disappearing act from that situa-
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coming week. We still need a lot ing Thanksgiving and donations can SALE
more food if we're going to get still be made. PECIAL
through the winter" Among the food items most need -
She notes many of those who will ed this drive are juice boxes and BARGAINS t
be depending on the food bank to crystals, canned fruit, canned stew, �-
stave off hunger are children, canned meat. breakfast cereal. sugar.
"We have so many w
children. Fifty flour, rice. powdered milk, school
per cent of the people we look after snacks, canned fish, canned pasta.
are under the age of 18," meal helpers Lind peanut butter {\�
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tmpty while organizers for the 91h annual St. Paul's -on -the -Hill frmAd
drive collect nourishment for needy families in Ajax and Pickering. Or-
ganizers at the church can donations haven't Yet helped them fill their
shelves. Seektni hell, Irons the rnmmururyare !Jrom brit Bc•m Villa, Li•-
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hungryMore food needed in St. Paul's drive to feed Pickering in
Food bank organizers report `slow start' to collections for the 9th annual church initiative
It maybe a hungry winter for This year's drive is running Oct. I
needy families in Ajax and Pickering to Oct. 16.
Loblaws (formerly the SuperCentre) Ajax, donations can be dropped off at on -the -Hill Anglican Church week -
on Liverpool Road; Your Independent IGA on Westney Road just west of day mornings from 9 a.m. to noon or
with donations only trickling in to However, Ms. Lucas notes if peo-
the 9th annual Thanksgiving food don't have during
Grocer at the Glendale Marketplace, Harwood Avenue. any time on weekends (ring the bell
Sav-A-Centre in
pie time the
drive being held by St. Paul's on -the- Thanksgiving weekend to shop for
1900 Dixie Rd.; the Cash donations are also needed to at the main entrance),
Amberlea Plaza on Whites Road buy fresh milk, eggs and produce. Donations by cheque made out to
Hill Community Food Bank. the food bank, volunteers will be ac-
"it has been a very slow donations during
north of Strouds Lane; and Pickering In addition to being accepted by St. Paul's Food Bank can also he
Rosebank
start;' cepting cash busy
says food bank chairman
fire halls at Kingston and food bank volunteers at the super- mailed to St. Paul's on -the -Hill An -
Esther hours at participating supermarkets.
Lucas. "However, we're hoping that As well, the food bins at the stores
roads; Finch Avenue and Dixie; and markets at some times, cash dona- glican Church, 882 Kingston Rd.,
Bayly Street west of Brock Road. In tions may also be made at St. Paul's Pickering, LI V IAS.
things will pick up a great deal this will still be in place the week follow -
coming week. We still need a lot ing Thanksgiving and donations can SALE
more food if we're going to get still be made. PECIAL
through the winter" Among the food items most need -
She notes many of those who will ed this drive are juice boxes and BARGAINS t
be depending on the food bank to crystals, canned fruit, canned stew, �-
stave off hunger are children, canned meat. breakfast cereal. sugar.
"We have so many w
children. Fifty flour, rice. powdered milk, school
per cent of the people we look after snacks, canned fish, canned pasta.
are under the age of 18," meal helpers Lind peanut butter {\�
One-third of St. Paul\ clients 11\e 's':m penshahle (noel d m;nl'ms IN TODAY'S
in Ajax, with the rest 1n PiAcnnv n1a1 he Inq+prd 1n PiA�•r1nv .0
This huge basket at Loblaws on Liverpool Rtxul in Pickering stands
tmpty while organizers for the 91h annual St. Paul's -on -the -Hill frmAd
drive collect nourishment for needy families in Ajax and Pickering. Or-
ganizers at the church can donations haven't Yet helped them fill their
shelves. Seektni hell, Irons the rnmmururyare !Jrom brit Bc•m Villa, Li•-
ther Lucas. Brute Wljhrlulr and l fartnu Rodi:crc
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Durham students mark National Walk a Child to School Day
Hundreds of elementary school stu-
communities to walk students to
she adds.
dents across Durham are lacing up
school.
The region is participating in the
their sneakers today to mark this year's
And, today's event, taking place
event for the first time this year, with
{ National Walk a Child to School Day.
across Canada and the United States, is
15 elementary schools across Durham
The event, sponsored by the
part of a larger ongoing effort to en-
registered to take part.
Durham Region Health Department, is
courage Durham's students to use ac-
At Sir Albert Love Catholic School
designed to encourage physical activi-
tive modes of transportation like walk-
in Oshawa, parent Stella Sloan says
ty in youngster, to increase safety on
ing, biking and in-line skating whenev-
students are being encouraged to walk
local streets and to cut down on traffic
er possible.
to school, not only today, but every
congestion and emissions at schools.
"Walking to school gives parent the
day.
"Walking to and from %Lhool not
opportunity to spend more time with
"The purpose is to stress the idea of
only helps children meet the minimum
their children." says public health
being more active." she says of the
daily requirements for physical activi-
nurse Mary Sue O'Connor. "It also
event, adding the school is encourag-
ty, but it also helps them learn about
helps alleviate the typical traffic con-
ing participation in all grades and will
their community and the environ-
gestion around the school at the start
he presenting a painted sneaker to the
ment." says Jill Goddard, a public
and end of each school day.
classroom with the most participants in
health nurse with the Durham Region
-Durham Region Health Depart-
the event.
Health Department.
ment encourages all area schools to
Meanwhile. Catherine Walker, ex -
The department is working with
demonstrate their support for healthier
ecutive director of Durham Lives%
Greenest City's Active and Safc
students, safer streets and a cleaner en-
notes the organization is working with
Routes to School Program, which was
vironment by participating in this
the health department to promote the
launched in 1996, to encourage school
year's Walk a Child to School Day,"
walking school bus at schools across
History buffs
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the region.
She explains a walking school bus
you
is usually organized by a parent who
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an evening inside Camp X
PICKERING — Lynn -Philip little-known secrets about Durham's
Hodgson. author of a recent book enti- rile in the shadowy world of interna-
tled 'Inside Camp X', will be guest tional espionage.
speaker at the Tuesday. Oct. 12 meeting The meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. at
of the Pickering Township Historical the East Shore Community Centre on
Society. Liverpool Road just south of Bayly
Camp X. located at the foot of Street. h will include a social time and
Thornton Road in Whitby during the light refreshments following the presen-
Second World War. served as a training talion and discussion. Admission is free
camp for Allied spies. Mr. Hodgson. a and all are welcome.
long -long-time information e member of the Camp X His- For more infoation call Tom Mohr
tonrs al Society. is one of the keepeof at 839-1221.
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NOTICENIThe correct expiration
,date for
PARTY CITY'S
HALLOWEEN
8 page flyer in today's
paper is 10/16/99
Come in for the
Biggest Halloween
Costume Selection
and
Special Sale Prices.
Good Through
October 16, 1999
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plc sups u encs en roue an w s
the children to school.
Other Durham schools taking part
include: Lord Elgin Public School, Dr.
Roberta Bondar Public School and St.
Jude Catholic School in Ajax; Falling -
brook Public School. Palmerston Av-
enue Public School and John Dryden
Public School in Whitby: Conant Pub-
lic School. Waverly Public School,
Sunset Heights Public School and
Canadian Martyrs Catholic School in
Oshawa; Dr. Emily Stowe Public
School. S. T. Worden Public School
and Lydia Trull Public School in Cour-
tice. Students at Orono Public School
in Orono are also taking part.
WALTER PASSARELLA/ News Advertiser photo
Shakaira (left). Jordan, Isaiah. Noah (in buggy) and Sherri John enjoy a
walk together en route to school Tuesday. Families across Durham Re-
gion were urged to walk together to school today to encourage fitness
and more family time.
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Public board outlines volunteer options for high school students
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Grade 9 student: will learn ity Record students can use to gram guidelines, school boards munity," she said. activities that would involve the
more about the Province's re- document their service. are responsible for developing a Examples of acceptable ac- operation of a vehicle, power
quirement that they complete "Community involvement list of community involvement tivities include fund-raising for tools and any activities involy-
40 hours of community service activities are intended to recog- activities that the board consid- charitable causes, working on a ing banking or the handling of
before graduating from high nize civic involvement and to ers acceptable, trustees heard community project such as a securities.
school this week thanks to a help young people develop a Monday. food drive, participating in an Ms. Black notes the board
W new student resource package positive self-image and sense of "We want it to be very clear environmental project like a will also not allow students to
developed by the Durham Dis- accomplishment:' board direr- that there not be any confusion community clean-up or assist- take part in "any activity that
trict School Board. for Grant Yeo states in a letter to about what we consider accept- ing with youth programs such provides direct financial benefit
The Community Involve- parents and students. "These able,' said Lucy Black, a as the Scouts or Guides. or gain to the student or the stu-
ment Activity Information are honourable and worthwhile teacher with the board's Adult The board has also added to dent's immediate family, (or
package, which is expected to goals. They are goals that com- and Continuing Education de- the list of ineligible activities any) association with an organi-
go out to all Grade 9 pupils this plement the many successful partment who worked to devel- developed by the Ministry of zation... that does not comply
week, includes an information academic and work experience op the resource document. Education which rules out any with the ethical standards, poli -
manual highlighting acceptable programs that are already in "We're looking for things activities that would normally cies, procedures and regulations
activities for the program and a place in our schools" that are positive, that make pos- be performed for wages by a of both the Ministry of Educa-
'Sense of accomplishment.' Community Involvement Activ- Under the Province's pro- itive contributions to the com- person in the workplace, any tion and the board"
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"fairly high percentages " pupils feel Cosmetic Dentistry
safe at school and "most" know what , {,
to do if they're threatened by a bully.?
"We know that our programs are t `healthy,
being effective that way." Ms. Freed- A .
man said. „` wllller S►lltle
According to pupils' responses, 81�—
per cent feel safe in their school and L: elasler and
82 per cent know what to do if they're affordable
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bullied. However, only 72 per cent of eYe�
pupils indicated they feel safe on slicer ""' `" ,
school's playground. But, the report = • • -
notes the percentage of students who �LN6 EallcmWeko e
never feel safe on theirla ound is
low - 4.2 per cent of boys and 1.8 per \ �f -
cent of girls.
Students were also asked to corn Just J T Qt the fax: 683-7363
mens on the climate at their school " "^'"_" ���IM.
and an overwhelming 91 per cent re-
ported there are clear sets of rule for mm
pupils to follow.
Yet, only 56 per cent of students
agreed pupils treat each other with re-
-That is an issue we will continue ��
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to
work
on;' Ms. Freedman told the
boar
In the category related to subject
disciplines, students indicated they ii LALW,
most enjoy health and physical educa- ;. f�
tion. followed by science and technol- 1 1
ogy. �,..
Eighty-scven per cent of students — -
like health and physical education. 76
per cent enjoy science and technolo-
gy, 71 per cent like reading and 69 per t •
cent enjoy social studies and math.
Only 51 per cent of pupils said they
like Icarning a second language.
As for teaching and learning styles, ♦ ♦ �
the study notes, "A large proportion of
the students surveyed indicated that •
they work hard to complete their 1% • M
school work, that they do the best r,• • ' '•" • . _
work they can and they understand WAS WAS
why they get the marks they get" COMFORT SLEEP ORTHO ELEGANCE 169 289
In the technology category. more NO NOW
than 80 per cent of students reported • ti
they can use a computer at school and .: 1 9 219
69 per cent said they use a computer Single Single
at home. Maitre"
179
"Certainly our students arc utiliz- Set `319 Set Ism Vanessa Daybed
ing computers: Ms. Freedman said. DOUBU.__.._219 Se DOUBLE., . 119 set _ .619 ---- M
The board's initiative to increase com- QUA _._ r» Set � "s QUEEN_.._ . sa set _ .6a9 � • wA5 WAS
puters in schools is "a way of leveling KING .. .469 Set KING ..._.-_rte Set _.. 999 219 319 _1
the playing field" and increasing stu- - . NOW - NOW
dents' access to technology. SUPER -
The survey findings also conclude • rSUPPORT
that almost 70 per cent of pupils in 79 39-
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Grades 3 through 6 enjoy school "all ORTHOSUPREME
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Percentages of students who enjoy •
school were highest at Grade 3 — 73 ORTHOPEDIC wws WAS
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Grade 6 kids reported they have neva y.. ,,'; NOM/ Now
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dents smoke;' Ms. Freedman said, ..
. noting the board will contioue to track • ORTHOPRACTIC • ,
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It's a question that's surely come to mind at least once for
just about everybody living near the Pickering Nuclear Gen-
erating Station. 'Could the nuclear plant cause cancer in me or
my loved a ones'' « [tyribby T
It's a question that needs to be answered. The sooner the 7t/t/tw7 /
better. tyg
That's why we join the Durham Nuclear Health Commit-
tee in requesting —demanding might be a better word — the
Atomic Energy Control Board begin a study of cancer incl-
dence among power plant neighbours right here.
The federal nuclear regulatory body is in the process right
now of considering the nuts and bolts of such a study: the
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methodology' or how it would be conducted; the 'scope' of it _
like other possible cancer factors such as age that might be LF
considered: and the most important of all, to those of us in
Picketing at least. the locations of the first studies. t
The AECB is looking to pick two Canadian sites for the r "�
study of cancer incidence among power plant neighbours. The •.
studies are part of a long-term plan by the AECB to monitor
cancer rates in communities surrounding nuclear facilities -
across the cotintn.
We suggest the Pickering area merits consideration as one LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
of those first two study sites for a myriad of reasons:
it• The Pickering nuclear station is one of the okteu in Canada -
It was the very first in the country designed to provide power j� /( honestly say we are getting tired of
on a commercially viable basis. Therefore, people who've Hail St. Marv. this. Yes. St. Mary has an over_ HospitalCrISIS
lived near the Pickering power plant since it was built have crowding problem, but it is not an
been exposed to whatever the station emits for a longer per,- End toilet rumour anomaly. Liberals' fault
od than the vast majority of people residing elsewhere in Before Pine Ridge High School
Canada. To the editor: was built. Dunharton High School To the editor:
- Because the power station here was one of the first in the It seems the older I get, the less was very over -populated. The I recently heard that Ajax -Pick -
country, it's showing signs of old age. while nuclear industry tolerance I have for rumours. So, chairman of Dunbarto n's school Bring Health Centre was on critical
expert_-. have repeatedly told urs that each of the many mishaps when I received a call recently from council told me everyone tried to are bypass so people needing as -
at the plant in recent years has had little or no adverse effect the News Advertiser asking me to make the best of the overcrowding sistance were being turned away to
on our health as individual 'events', we can't help but wonder comment on Pickering Councillor problem as they waited for Pine other hospitals. I know this is a frc-
what the cumulative impact of those incidents might be. Maurice Brenner's latest claim that Ridge to be built. So arc we. quem occurrence at hospitals.
- Pickering's nuclear station is to the most heavily -populated St. Mary Catholic Secondary A new Catholic school will be Some of this is due to abuse by
area of any such facility in the country. More people here than School students were waiting up to built in Ajax in 2001. Pickering stu- people with frivolous complaints
anywhere in the nation are living with the effect-. — if there 30 minutes to use the washrooms at dents will attend that school and the which should be dealt with else -
arc any — of residing near a nuclear plant. So. if such prox- the school. I had enough. population at St Mary will drop. where.
unity to such a facility has any impact on people's well-being, For catime rt
more than a decade. I have Unfortunately at this e poa- A lot is due to massive cutbacks
nowhere are individuals more affected than they arc Frere. been involved in Pickering politics. tiles will remain on site at St Mary. by the federal government which
- A Durham health department study of a few years back However, seldom have 1 hard such This too, however, is unacceptable claims to have balanced the budge
found a hugher-than-average incidence of some cancers and irresponsible comments made by an to Cour- Brenner. Why arc the 24 but only passed the problem to the
Down's syndrome in people residing in the region, which is elected official. portables at Dunbarton likewise not provinces. (Another lie in a long list
bane to two nuclear stations. Boc the study was unable to As chairman of the St. Mary acceptable to hits today? In addi- of liberal deceit.)
draw env conclusions as to whether the power plants might be Schoen Council, I am frequently at tion, why is Cam. Brenner car- However, one of the causes of
a contnAutrng factor As a result. moce study is needed. St. Mary. Since school started this vinced that only portables at St. our hospital crisis is the uncon-
The AECB must consider all those factors before deciding year. I have been them every day. I Mary have toxic mould, but all trolled immigration policies of the
on where it will conduct its first studies. use the same washrooms as the stu- otter school portables in town are liberals.
Pickering nuclear plant neighbours — perhaps mote than dents and I can say with absolute safe" I do not hear hint complaining Now we are overwhelmed by if -
anyone else in Canada — arc asking the question. We need the certainty there are no 30 -minute about them. St. Mary is a great legal migrants and phony refugees
answer. line-ups. When 1 went to use the school, with high academic star- who overwhelm our medical facil-
washrooms this past week during dads ad low class sires. 1 would hies. They are welcomed by the
Feeding the needy khnctime, they were either empty tial send our two kids at"here Liberals who provide them with
or sparsely occupied. else. I (tope parents will contact St welfare, housing, medical care, etc..
I asked studeirs about the 30- Mary or our school board if dry while we have citizens living in
Provide Piekerin s5 or minute line-up rumour. None of have stay concerns, and get the facts poverty with no medical freebies.
gthem had seen or experienced any- straight regarding these issues. It is time MP 'Grandstand' Dan
thing like that and were dumb- If Coun. Brenner has any evi- McTeagurc and his fellow traveller
reason for thanks giving founded by the question. deuce our portables have toxic Judi Longfield stop being loyal Lib -
Since last year. Coun. Brenna mould, to should inform the health eral lackeys and start doing their
They're grim statistics. One in seven Durham children has taken advantage of every op- department for further investigation real job. They have failed to protea
lives below the poverty line. Of 21.656 people relying on so- portunity to slam St. Mary school. and our school board chairman Canadians. How many must ger
cW assistanceher in June. 50.8 per cent were youngsters. As a parent of a student, and judg- Mary Ann Martin. sick or die because of their mcom-
And. 42 per cent of children go to school each day without ing by the calls I have received this Breads Birinyi, pet—,
having eaten breakfast past week from otner parents, I can Plow[ avid R. Bulmer
Chances are pretty good there's at least one child on your — --- — — ---
hood ng street and countless numbers in your Miles Ottawa move like capital punishment'.hood who may be going to school hungry each day. who mayn t be getting adequate food and shelter.
For them. Thanksgiving may be just another day they'll
endure with anger pangs. And, it might be a bleak winter' Provincial leaders find federal politics tough
It doesn't have to be dot way. Na if you donate to the 9th
annual Thanksgivuhg food drive being held by St. Paul's on- Every Ontario premier who had the move to oust Mr. Diefenbaker,
the -Hill Community Food Bank to nourish hungry Picketing a chance to be federal leader in the asked Mr. Robarts to run. But Mr.
children and adults through the winter last half -century turned it down - so Roberts refused, fearing both an
Non-perishhable food donations may be dropped off at why would Mike Hams be any dif-ugly confrontation with Mr.
Pickering fire halls and several supermarkets in town. ferent? EITc Dideabsker and poorer provinces
Cash donations at being accepted by food bank volun- The Progressive Conservative Dowd would resent his opposition to the
beers at the supermarkets at some times, and may also be premier is constantly suggested as Liberal federal government's ver -
made at St. Pad's on -the -Hill Anglican Church. leader of a right-wing utnmd feder- sion of medicare, which eliminated
Your generosity can provide Pic kering's needy a reason to al party of Tories and Reformers At Queen's Pule insurance company participation,
give thanks this Thanksgiving. since he won a second majority in another example of pro-business
E -wail Comments on dwse ditariuls a his June election. Ontario being disliked elsewhere.
• sewsOdmiume wet Subminiows wldck include itis most assessments dwell on his handy out deterrent, saying die William Davis, Mr. Roberts's
writer's fult waser stud teww of residence will be cawdi- popularity at iota, but previous h oscay of premiers ham Ontario successor who won four elections,
end fad, premiers who might have run said ebewbere who stepped up to may have come closest in the
learned quickly having been in federal politics 'is not an eacatrag- 19Ms when Joe Clark called a fed -
power in Ontain made them less sag one. Provincial leaders who eral leadership convention after his
YOUSAID IT liked in some way in dither parts of hue gone into the federal field party failed to show him eudmias-
Canada have almost invariably not been tic support Three Maritime pm -
The question was: The last to find out the hard way so fid or naxaaiplithed any niers sand they would support Mr.
was George Drew, also a Tory, who outstanding success.' Davis.
How would you feel about communities outside became federal leader in 1948 after Mr. Frost, while defending his But any thoughts Mr. Davis
Toronto, like Ajax and Pickering, hosting losing his seat by a quirk in a own province's i seri sts also had may have had of switching were
provincial elaxion, although he expressed concern at a Liberal fed- destroyed when Alberta premier
Olympic events if the city wins the bid for the was popular enough his party eral government plan for equaliza- Neter l oue—d, stip furious Mr.
2008 Stemmer Games? stayed in power. tion pants to poorer provinces, Davis fought to keep down the
Colonel Drew, imperious so saying it could destroy enterprise price of Alberta oil to help Ontario
some thought him arrogant, epito- and productivity in the province industry, said he would block him.
mized central Canada Bay Street frau which the motley was taken, All the possible contenders
and big money to many in other meaning Ontaio, which that stip- ham Ontario found they had too
provinces. plied half of all federal tax rev- much baggage in other parts of the
Col. Drew's being an Ontarian eases. The premier would have country.
also split this federal party. John known this would not have made Mr. Harris's latest contribution
Diefenbaker, whom he defeated for him popular among voters of any to national politics has been to urge
leader, complained bitterly Ontario stripe in the Maritime and Prairie the Liberal federal government to
Tories' natural strong support for provinces. use its fiscal surplus to cut taxes
Doug Henebary Akx Slkordalkis Randy Prebble Co:. Drew was 'a personal affront - Premier John Robarts, who suc- rather than improve social pro -
says, "I am total- says, "I'm very says, 'The you people in Ontario have never ceeded Mr. Frost and won two On- grams, which did not endear him to
ly against the much in favour Games should be liked or supported me.' tario elections and a reputation for poorer provinces, so he also carries
Olympic Games of it. It would spread around so Col. Drew lost two federal elpc- promoting national unity. was seen a burden.
being held here. bring people and everybody will tions and after be resigned, hustrat- as a successor to Mr. Diefenbaker .
It's too much traffic and eco- be a part of it." td, premier Leslie Frost, who won after the latter was defeated as E -wail connewts on dais colum
trouble for the tmomic growth to three Ontario elections, was sug- prime minister but still fighting to to wwaws®dw bans nett Subwfs-
value. And, the the area." gested as his successor. retain his party leadership. now which include Mie writers
awarding of the Mr. Frost ruled it out, saying he Nova Scotia premier Robert frill wane and town of residence
Games is not a had an important job to do in on- Stanfield, who later became fedrtal wig be cewddered for ptnSlice-
fair system." tario, but admitted unusually leader. and Dalton Crap, who led tion.
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NEWS ADVERTISER OCT. 6
Adelines make Sweet music at worlds
AJ ' ax ' Pickering singers ers lend voices
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to award-winning performance
Ajax and Pickering members helped
Toronto chorus and currently the oldest
Dewsbury, Sadie Moore, Marg St.
Toronto's North Metro Chorus win an
competing Sweet Adeline, was recog-
Aubin and Carol Sutton, all of Picker -
international singing competition in At-
nized in Atlanta with a standing ovation
ing, and Cynthia Feltnn. Sandy Mac-
lanta recently.
from the crowd. Other local members of
Donald, Allison Shields, Sandy Shields
The chorus, members of Sweet Ade-
the award-winning chorus are Hazel
and Peggy Silver, all of Ajax.
lines International, won the world cham-
pionship and first -place gold medals at
Feed the needy
and
the competition.
get
Under master director June Dale, the
North Metro Chorus scored a record
number of prints in the four-part a
free belly laughs
in
Ajax
Capella contest. Competing against 29
other choruses, North Metro thrilled the
10,000 -member audience to capture
AJAX — Patrons of Yuk Yuk's in
Or, food donors can get two-for-one
their second consecutive championship.
Ajax can have some laughs while pro-
admission to Thursday and Sunday
The Toronto chorus is the only non-
viding much-needed items for a local
night shows until Dec. 23.
American group to ever win the presti-
food bank.
All food will be sent to the Salvation
gious title. The international competi-
Over the next 12 weeks. Yuk Yuk's
Army to help needy Ajax and Pickering
tion featured mostly American choruses.
will offer patrons free admission to
residents. Wednesday. Thursday and
but also included some from Canada.
Wednesday's New Talent Nights with a
Sunday night shows begin at 8:30 p.m.
Sweden, Australia Germany and Eng-
donation of a non-perishable food item
For reservations, show information
land. Charter member Maud Potts, of
during its Thanksgiving/Christmas
or to make a food donation, call 434-
34Pickering,
Pickering.in her 19th year with the
Food Drive in Durham.
4985 or 416967-6425.
BILLBOARD
OCI. 6, 1999
THURSDAY, OCT. 7
UNEMPLOYED: C A.R.E.. part of
the Durham Region Unemployed Help
Centre. offers a workshop on Resume
and Cover Letter Preparation at I p.m.
at 1400 Bayly St., Unit 12. Pickering.
Reservations a must. 420-4010.
FUN FAIR: Southwood Park Public
St,h(ml, :8 "mbard Cres., Ajax, holds
its annual fall fun fair from 5 to 8 p.m.
Raffles, silent auction. games. barbe-
cue 683-5230.
DROP-IN: Alax North Drop -[n Centre
is ,t]cTcd io parents or caregivers and
children aged four ycan arKd younger
on Tuesdays. Wednesdays and Thurs-
days from 9 to ll a.m. at the River -
breeze Community Centre, 1 Richards
Lane. Play. circle -time. snacks. crafts
Ior both caregivers and children. Guest
speaker%, trips, wheelchair-accossibk.
428-8817 (Darlene).
GRIEF SUPPORT: C-hristian Life
Centre. 1030 Ravenwroft Rd., Alax.*
will frost a vidom/discussion support
trtup from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. in room
203. Topics include When Somcixre
you Care About Dies, Understanding
Grief, The Manv Emooiom of Grief,
Grief Attacks. Season of Adjustment
Moving On. The facilitator is an or-
dained minister and professional Chris-
tian counsellor. Sessions are free. No
pre -registration required. (416) 878-
6571.
OVEREATERS: Overeaters Anony-
mous meets every Thursday at 7:30
p.m. No dues or fees required. Call 428-
$660 (Mary) for location.
NATURALISTS: Pickering Natural-
"tstc meet from 8 to 10 p.m. in the library
at St. Elizabeth Scion Catholic School,
480 Swouds Lane, north of Sheppard
Ave. off Rosebank Rd. N., Pickering.
The topic is Arctic Wildlife. Jim
Richards will discuss his 12 years of ex-
ploration in the Canadian Arctic and
chow slides of birds, mammals and
wikMowers. 831-1639 (Michelle).
FRIDAY, OCT. 8
ADDICTION: The Serenity Group
holds its weekly 12 -Step Recovery
Meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist
Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering.
'lite group deals with addictions of all
types, including co-dependency. All
welcome. 428-9431 (Jim, evenings).
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Terre Sylvester, formerly of The Hollies, will headline Jukebox Saturday
Night at the Pickering Recreation Complex Saturday. Oct. 23 from 8 p.m.
to 1 a,m. Sylvester will be joined by opening band No Flies on Frank fea-
turing former members of Goddo and F/udd. The evening will be hosted
by CHFI-FM's Brian Master. Tickets are $25 each and available by call-
ing Graham Whitehead at 839-1526.
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Golfer aces 12th hole at Seaton
Area duffer
JASON LIFBRFGTS/ News Advertiser photo
Pickering Borer Pontiac Panthers' Doug Carr (3). left, Battles for the
puck with Ajax Klondike Axemen's Steve Skikos (2) during junior hockey
action in Ajax Sunda.. Ajar Non 4-0.
Losses mount for
punchless Panthers
BY AL RIV17T
Spirts Ftlttor
PICKER[%(: — The Pickering
Boner Pontiac Panthers may be
scratching and clawing, but their first
win of the junior 'A' hockey season
continues to elude them after another
losing weekend.
The Panthers began weekend OHA
Ontario Provincial Junior 'A" Hockcy
League South Conference action with
a 6-3 loss to the Wexford Raiders at the
Pickering Recreation Complex Friday.
On the road in Thornhill. the Panthers
were rattled by the Rattlers 7-2 Satur-
day night. Less than 24 hours later at
the Ajax Community Centre Sunday
afternoon, the Panthers were blanked
by the Axemen 3-0
With frustration aid losses mount -
pig. the Panthers' coaching staff is
searching for answers in the face of
seven losses against only one tic eight
games into the regular season. And.
Panthers' first-year head coach Enc
Ross says team officials and player
are discouraged by the dismal start to
the season by the roxykic-laden team.
"We haven't won yet• so there's not
a lot of good things happening in our
situation:' notes Ross. "We took our
medicine really good on the weekend.
The scores weren't that close. We're
kind of licking our wounds today"
The Panthers' inability to score is
the club's number -one concern. So far
in the young junior season, the squad
has managed only 18 goals in eight
games, well Wow the offensive output
needed to compete on a nightly basis
in the league.
-I think that (statistic) speaks vol-
umes of our inability to score:' says
Ross. "You won't win many games in
this league by scoring two goals or less
per game.,.
In Sunday's game against the Axe -
men, the Panthers skated for two peri-
ods against the Axemen with the teams
deadlocked in a scoreless tie after 40
minutes, drawing upon a strong goal-
tending performances from starters
Paul Guthrie. for Pickering, and Ajax's
John Ceci. The wheels, however, fell
off for the Panthers in the third period
as the Axemen scored four unan-
swered goals to post the home -ice vic-
lorv.
'[Trey capitalized on a couple of
opportunities and we didn't:' summed
up Ross.
So far in the South Conference reg-
ular season, the Axemen have had the
Panthers' number. In the two meetings
this year, the Axemen have posted a 1-
0-1 record.
The Panthers' inability to score and
inconsistent effort was also evident in
the losses to Wexford and Thornhill.
Riess has a couple of theories as to why
the club has played with such wild in-
consistency so far this seascm.
"I think the kids are frustrated and
discouraged and when we get down by
one or two goals maybe there's a bit of
panic that sets in. That would explain
why we don't play well for the whole
60 minutes The kids are also not used
to playing against older and better
competition. and they're not at that
state of development yet"
If there's been a saving, grace for
the downtrodden Panthers at this stage
of the season it's their work ethic
which continues to be strong, despite
the losses.
"Tiley do work hard and they're
good kids. 1 wish we had a couple of
wins to show fix their efforts because
they certainly deserve it:' says Ross.
Despite the losses, Ross says the
team intends to stay the course with its
current line-up. If the winless trend
continue,, however. the organization
would look at bringing in experienced
forwards if they became available.
We have to try and stay positive
and continue to strive to work as hard
as we can. Eventually good things hap-
pen to people who work hard. But, if
we can find a couple players who
could help us. we would have to sit
down as an organization and discuss
it."
Mike Hanna and Oliver Lopez, who
returned to action this weekend after
missing the pre -season with a serious
back injury suffered in an off-season
car accident, scored for the Panthers
against Thornhill. No Panthers' scor-
ing details were available from the
Wexford game.
The Panthers travel to Parry Sound
on Friday night to play the Shamrocks.
On Sunday, the Panthers are at home
against the SL Michael's Buzzers at
the Pickering Recreation Complex.
Gm time is 7:30 p.m.
Hole #5?
Par 3
190 Yards (�}•
Hole •5 is also one of the originals being over 100
years old. AIM FOR LACE ONTARIO - WHAT A
VMV - DONT GO TEFF. It's Wail, its rhubarb, its a
big hole, for that maser it is no fun at all. JU
How much harder can a par 3 get -This hole is QfNMi
surrounded by 2 bunkers and guarded by 3.Tbe bat
tee shot is straight at the pin and landing ryx before
or on the green. if you go right it sets you up for a
difficult chip over bunkers. If you go left and lard in
one of the 3 bunkers consider yourself Iucky.You
will probably settle for a bogey, but further left, you GO
could look at 6, 7, 8. If you try a knockdown roll
shot (because othe wind) plan to on or
short
short because if it rolls
off to the back and off the green 2�\�4w.�JJ ,
you will have to be a master chipper to get it within
3 feet.The green is very small with many twists and
turns. East to West breaks more than North to South, One of the hardest par 3's you ever
but some of the breaks could be almost 70 percent play. If you par this one consider yourself
to the hoic. in the top 10% who play this hole.
Port Hope Golf and Country Club
Since 1859
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achieves
hole -in -one
PICKERING — After
more than 20 years of golf-
ing, an Ajax duffer finally
realized a milestone on the
links on Sunday.
Harold Kennedy used a
nine iron to club an ace on
the 130 -yard 12th hole at
the Seaton Golf Club in
Pickering. Playing partners
Mike Companion. Wayne
Flood and Boh Hummel
watched hien connect for
the hole -in -one on the par
three hole.
"He was quite excited,"
noted friend Bob Hummel
of Kennedy's accomplish-
ment. "His voice went up
about three octaves. We've
seen it on TV, but we've
never witnessed it in per-
son. It was pretty excit-
ing."
Kennedy received a
commemorative towel
from the Seaton Golf Club
to mark the occasion.
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Final registration this Thursday
The final registration girls born in 1988. 1989
for Durham West Basket- and 1990 are welcome to
ball League's house league play in the league which
is in Ajax Thursday, Oct. 7 runs Saturdays at Lincoln
at 8:30 p.m. Alexander school.
Sign-up is at Lincoln Cost is $95 per player.
Alexander Public School. For more information
95 Church St. N. Boys and call 831-4302.
Notice of 3a
Liquor
Licence
Application
The following establishment has applied to the Alcohol
and Gaming Commission of Ontario for a liquor licence
under the Liquor Licence Act:
Application for a Sale Licence
Rendervous Eatery .And Deli
250-52 Bayly Street West, Unit I & 2
Ajax (including outdoor area)
Any resident of the municipality may make written
submission as to whether the issuance of the licence is
in the public interest having regard to the needs and
'wishes of the residents Submissions must be received
no later than November 6, 1999 . Please include your
name, address and telephone number If a petition is
submitted to the Commision, please identify the
designated contact person.
Note.
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Submissions to be sent to
Licensing and Registration Department
Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario
20 Dundas tit. N, 7th Floor,
Toronto ON NISG 2N6
Fas: (416)326-5555
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1 Harwwod/Hery 2 locatiao, Ajax.
683-6497
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130 Commercial Ave
Ajax, Ontario. Ll S 21-15
fox: (905) 619-9068
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Camedim Thee Rads dayshift (8-4:30pm)
and evening shift (4:30pm to Spm) staff
Now to belp wove in to ibis new location!
G6serat Labourers, Wweiotme
Werkem Sbetf Stockers, 648. Needed
No ageriEmoe aseemmy. 6 to 8 week
antuawn. Nei am women equally
borne to apply. Safety sboa (CSA
approved, Green Triangle) necessary.
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by Ca ndko Tim at roe Jan's om*kdm
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fill of Harwood, across from Weal�'L)
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at the GEaMI office. 777 Warden Ave.,
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NOW HIRING
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Pickerin• FULL TIME& PRART TIME
Morning, afternoon and night shifts
For
FRONT COUNT
DONUT BAKERS
- MUFFIN BAKERS
CAKE DECORATORS ETC
Apppply to the
1 Harwwod/Hery 2 locatiao, Ajax.
683-6497
ATTSITION N SKILLED L r
TWA LMM Duty
nem required lot spar
MAIIPOWER NEEDS rOUI
Education ween at Rdnd
For Ilnnledlate openings, In the DNrinm
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lent Territr� ,stunted ac.
• Assemblers
coatis. full oodud trammp
• Bindery Workers
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• Accounting - with payroll experience
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• Customer Service Reps
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• Administrators - in MS Office 97
medolely Rua (905)568-
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professional packages
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905-831-8134 with desired position and
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POSMONS AVAaAALE. Tor -
905 -831-76M / 905-686-7732
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PERMANENT POSITIONS
SHIFT WORK
PRIVATE AGENCY
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CAR AUDIO
(;n,wmg manufactunng crxnpany m Packenng
p- Tye fun
INSTALLER
• Assemblerrs
• Production Supervisor
• Health & Safety Coordinator
(College Diploma)
Redact to tows Ake ani W
For Whitby shop.
Experienced with audio and securi-
t}products. Must have own tools.
Call (905)668-6429
• Certified Forklift
• :Machmist
:•mm.m nawry ore n-
Monday -Friday 9am - 5pm
Now Milliliter- Experienced Wait staff, Cooks,
Bar Tenders. Door Persons 8 Lias Peruoots.
Apply in person to
1099 KEngston Rd. Suite 230
awn ar a
"Oft WA oneww and
or fax resume to:
amaNmao West cores
Drop on resume Mon Oct 4 12-6pm.
(905) 837-0627
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Friday Oct 8 2Epm to :The Field House
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Sports Pub. 297 Dundas St. W. Whitby
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3pm - 8pm, Sat 9-5 pm.
Person for tmsy Freezer "i1e'at Storr.
Good cusiomer hiiahrns and telephone manner.
IrwoKarhg and credit applications an asset.
Apply B ack Angus Freezer Beef,
66 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax.
HAINSTYL131 r '41,
PRIVATE AGENCY
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905-686-2300
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3pm - 8pm, Sat 9-5 pm.
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ing Family weekend. ald House. kale and cabbage.
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can roast marshmallows and Valley Pioneer Ride and the at 300 Taunton Rd. W. Call
wieners from I I a.m. to 4 p.m. Farm Fun Maze and visitors 668-6606 for more informa-
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An Ajax -Pickering Dolphins ball
carrier outruns a member of the
Newmarket Young Burs during
minor football peewee division ac-
tion in Pickering Sunday. The Dol-
phins non 57-0.
Tikes readyfor playoffs
Dolphins
peewees
blitz Bucs
in football
The Ajax -Pickering Dolphins'
Football Club's peewee team blitzed
the Newmarket Young Bucs 57-0 in
league play at the Pine Ridge Sec-
ondary School field Sunday.
The Ajax -Pickering peewees dom-
inated the game offensively, while
also stopping everything the Young
Bucs tried to do when they had the
ball to record the victory in Central
Ontario Minor Football League ac-
tion.
The peewee Dolphins were led
with two touchdowns by Paul Leck-
ey. Joe Dublin and Ryan Bardgett
scored one touchdown apiece. Devon
Browne scored two touchdowns on
defence. He scored one major on an
85 -yard fumble recovery and another
off an interception which he ran back
45 yards for the score. Leckey also
added seven conversions and a single
point for an outstanding 21 -point ef-
fort.
Browne was the Dolphins' game
star on defence, while Leckcy got the
nod on offence.
Meanwhile, the Dolphins' tykes
and atoms both had the weekend off
as they had byc weeks.
The defending COMFL champion
tykes arc enjoying another solid sea-
son and are gearing up for the play-
offs which begin next month.
The tykes this year are a mix of
new players and those who played
with the championship team last sea-
son. But, so far, says head coach Ken
Fedosen. the mix has proven success-
ful.
"This year, we have many players
who are new to football, however,
they are making great strides in un-
derstanding the game and learning
their positions:' notes Fedosen. "1 am
very proud of their efforts.'
rc
Tyke team members aHuntley
Richards, Charlton Elliott, Darnell
Brown, Garrett Camara, Marc Gre-
goire, Peter Dearness, Brett
Jamieson, Travis Thomas, Justin
Smith, Jordan McLaughlin, Daniel
Cain, David Mcilravey, Daniel Kelly,
Mark Fedosen, Robert Spagnola,
Jonathan Hosein, Andrew Quitten-
ton, Jide Utomi, Justice Motmsey,
Broc Elliott, Rotimi Olusoga, Andre
Shand, David West, Scott Campbell,
Wesley Northam, Justin Pannell -
Mayberry.
The team is coached by Fedosen,
Lloyd Dearness, Dan Mcilravey, Tim
Campbell, Steve Dugal and Rawle
Elliott.
This weekend, the Dolphins' tykes
clod atoms will play on Thanksgiving
Day, Monday, Oct. 11. at Pine Ridge
Secondary School against Etobicoke,
starting at 9 am. Meanwhile, the
.Dolphins' peewees travel to Ester
Shiner Stadium to play the North
York Grizzlies on Monday at I p.m.
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