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October 15, 1k�>7, Vol. 32. No. 42. Pressrun -42,500 30 pages
Planning for job action
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Durham parents brace for teachers' strike
B) St SAN U NEILL
' .%IAII RICPc )BILK
PICKERING — Local parents and
school commumts councils (SCC) are rally-
ing together to formulate back-up plans for
student care in the event of a teachers' strike
GRANT this month.
ANDREWS Joanne Dec, of Glcngn,%c Public
When School's community counrll ,a,, the SCC
necessary hell a parent information ni,•hi rc,_ardmg
Candidates
crowd
ballot in
Pickering
Twenty-four vie for
seven council seats
in municipal election
PIr'AF:RI%G — There'll he 24
cm.l.dAtc, 'r—Litng the ballots for
the even p. iiwns Int Ptckcnng
Cowaeil up our torahs in the mumctpal
c1cctxM Monda%. Nu% ll)
That's four more than in the last
eiect3on is 1944.
The Pickerinj mayor's Joh has
attracted three candidate%. MOU41 rig
incumhent W ayae Arthur%. Hes bemg
cWlc*Sed by Ward 3 local Councillor
Enrico Pistntio and Ward 2 local
Cowngillor Sherry Sent,.. Richard
Ward. who has run for the mayor'% job
in prcvK%m year and was regi%tcmd
to run again this time. has withdrawn
to ;haUcngc instead fur the Regional
Ward 3 scat.
There are three cortterwlers for the
Ward I Regional seat held by Maurice
Bircmer. Caws. Brenner w ill he facing
Kc. in Ashes currently a separate
sc "I [ward tru%tee for Pickering.
and Pickering Public Library Board
chairman Jill Foster.
Ward 2 Reginal Councillor Doug
Dickerson has registered to run (of the
scat he was appointed to by Council in
January 1996 to replace the late David
Farr. He's being challenged by Eileen
Higdon• the furrier Ward 2 councillor
who made an unsuccessful bid for the
SCC MORE/Page 3
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Bill 160 last week to inform parents they
must prepare for the possibility of a teach-
ers' walkout and develop a support system
for those who need it.
"It alarmed one how many parents didn't
xxm to be informed as to what Kati going
on. she says. "We wanted ill
let them know
thev would get notice of a 'Inks"
Ms. Dies as, the meenn_ _
attended h% Ct C rcrrc.,,
across the region. was organircd to inform
parents of the Durham Board of Education's
plans in the event of a strike and to assure
Parents teachers aren't going to simply walk
out of classrooms leaving children unat-
tended.
"We basically wanted to make them
think ,IN'tit what's going to happen." she
r%, while the public board
plans to keep Schools open if it can. "We
don't want a lot of children coming to
school with no supervision:'
She says the SCC has compiled a list of
stay-at-home moms willing to take care of a
child in the case of an cmergency. The coun-
cil is also forming a group of nx)thcrs who
will wait outside the school in the mxomings
if it is closed to make sure children arc nut
Flying in formation?
Archbishop Denis O'Cotttioi Cathoh, Illgh Schoxil lake Ontario Secondary Schoxol Athletic% junior foot -
Chargers' running back Nkosi Mathtuin draws a ball action at Oshawa'% Alexandra Park Friday after -
crowd of O'Neill Collegiate Redmen tacklers during noon. O'Neill won 3(,-21.
Drug suspect snatches Durham officer s gun
iGotchal.
n
B1 Slt�.F'HEN SIt:xN when the suspect tx)lted from the vchicic.hal+{icned su fast" and wuhin sounds ConalIa RUA%r stwi i A struggle hod place with the two plain- Taylor Jumped the suspect :►rid wrestled away
AJAX — A suspected drug drake stnppal clothe% officers, during which the man the firearm. During the Scuffles in which box
a policy officer of his gun and pointed it at snatched Const. Taylor's semi-automatic pis- officers altered mirex injuries, the suspect
� him and his partner d ging an arrest which col from his Shoulder holster. Sergeant Jim was able to break free and run off intoe riear-
wen awry Fndav afternoon. Grimley said. by ravine.
,1 '4_�,
"He cut out of tlx: car like a madman... Sgt. Grimley said the suspect emerged
CunstaMc% Dave Taylor and Al Siriuotu,
JIM GRI�ILEY txxh of the Durham Regional Police drug He managed to grab hold ul the gun and minutes later on the other side of the ravine nt
'I -Ikea squad, had Just stopped a car they had been pointed it at the officer" a cement truck comlxwnd on Notion Riad,
madman' following on Old Kingston Road in Ajax Sgt. Grimly said the segtience of events SCC SUSPECT/Rage
See STRIKF:/Page 2
Teachers
applaud
cabinet
shuffle
Iiut `this is still a
10LI *h fit�ht'
By IANDA WHrre
i cachcr%' utnuns here arc pileased
he provincial government has
duniped John Srxibelon as minister lot
,,Iucatiort and will
cnJ their -ace
clievcr" into the a
tame. but rloutx
the playing field
>a% changed dras-
;wally.
The problem
remains that Bill
IM) is the property
of the (Progrc%-
stve) CottaervAive MIKE
government." O'('ONNOR
WAc%Ontario Eng- 'Problem
li%h Calhi)hc rC lTlalnl
Teachers' A%%otcia-
tion, Durham
branch president Mike O'Co iww.
See NE• E% /Page 2
1
Durham Regional Police Inspector Greg Mills gives
Pickering mayor Wayne Arthurs a peck through the
new laser radar unit.
Police target Pickering
speeders with new laser radar
BY MARIANNE TAKACS
STAFF REPORTER
PICKERING — Speeders beware. Durham
police have you in their sights and they're not
likely to miss with their new Marksrttan LTl
2(Y20 laser guns.
Police recently received two of the $8,000
laser units from the Town of Pickering to be used
almost cxclusitely for speed limit enforcement
here.
The unit, are much more accurate and effec-
tive than the old radar devices used to track
speeders. They use a narrow beam of light that
can focus on and track a single car, while the old
radars worked with a wide beam which made it
almost impossible to track vehicles in heavy traf-
fic.
..This is the latest state-of-the-art technology,"
explained Inspector Greg Mills at the official
launch of the laser system at Pickering's 19 Divi -
«The individualized
approach to instruction
really suited me well.
I cculd work at my
own pace to master
the material while
learning to work
independently. ee
Isodora (Ted) Fazari
See SPEEDERS/Page 4
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4
Durham Regional Police Inspector Greg Mills gives
Pickering mayor Wayne Arthurs a peck through the
new laser radar unit.
Police target Pickering
speeders with new laser radar
BY MARIANNE TAKACS
STAFF REPORTER
PICKERING — Speeders beware. Durham
police have you in their sights and they're not
likely to miss with their new Marksrttan LTl
2(Y20 laser guns.
Police recently received two of the $8,000
laser units from the Town of Pickering to be used
almost cxclusitely for speed limit enforcement
here.
The unit, are much more accurate and effec-
tive than the old radar devices used to track
speeders. They use a narrow beam of light that
can focus on and track a single car, while the old
radars worked with a wide beam which made it
almost impossible to track vehicles in heavy traf-
fic.
..This is the latest state-of-the-art technology,"
explained Inspector Greg Mills at the official
launch of the laser system at Pickering's 19 Divi -
«The individualized
approach to instruction
really suited me well.
I cculd work at my
own pace to master
the material while
learning to work
independently. ee
Isodora (Ted) Fazari
See SPEEDERS/Page 4
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fPAGE 2 - TME NEWS ADVERTLWISt WnMRIMAY, ()(-PAKt IS. 1"7
New education
minister is `ace reliever'
NEW/From page 1
The change "isn't going to accom-
plish anything unless (the new minis-
ter) has a mandate to dump the proh-
lent areas of B I I I 1611."
In a surprise move Thursday. Pre-
mier Mike Harris demoted Mr. Snobe-
len to the less semor po rtfoho of nat-
ural resources and replaced him with
Dave Johnson, who leaves the man-
agement board.
The former
mayor of East
York. Mr. John-
son was the
main negotiator
for the Tories in
the five-week
public service
strike last year
and helped pre-
vent a strike by
Ontario doctors
before that.
Teachers
from across
Ontario have
threatened to
strike illegally
over Bill 160,
which would
give the
Province the
right to set class
size. place more
uncertified
instructors in the
classroom. cut
preparation time
fix high school
teachers and
reduce profes-
sional activity
days.
If approval.
Bill 160 would
also put the
Province — not
in boards
— m
charge of
totting educe- O,�
aom property
tax rate.
Teachers
want the hill
wlthdr]Nn IN
radicalh altered kit
and hope Mr
Johnstm will
bring pvsrtrvc
change.
"If penrxal ttlA
indeed a road-
block, it's good �A
Ihcv've been removed. Ontario) Sec-
ondary School leachers' Fcderatio)n.
Durham district president Pat Jcrmcy
says o)( Mr. Snobelen's departure.
She believes the provincial govem-
mcm "recognised there was a prob-
lem" between teachers' unions and Mr
Snobelen, a high school dropout many
criticized for comparing education to a
business and students to consumers
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left unattended.
Man Brown,
communication!,
manager for the
Durham Board
of Education,
told the News
Advertiser the
board hopes to
keep schools
open of teachers
strike. But.
schiwls will be
closed if there
are too many stu-
dents to super-
vise safely.
Ms. Brown
also says huses
won't run and
parents will be
asked to make
alternate
arrangements for
their children for
the duration of
the'strike.
G r a n t
Andrews, direc-
tor of the
Durham Region
Roman Catholic
Separate School
Board, has said
the board will
inform staff and
parents of its
plans when nec-
essary.
If passed into
law. Bill 160
would give the
provincial gov-
ernment the right
to dictate class
sizes, put uncer-
tified instructors
into the class-
room, cut prepa-
ration time for
secondary school
teachers, length-
en the school
year and cut pro-
fessional activity
days. Public
input sessions on
the bill arc set to
begin next heck.
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Election Notebook: Campaign kickoffs
DICKERING — An official kickoff for the
electi(m campaign of Sherry Scnis, the Ward
attend. Call 831-6000.
(current
2 local Councillor running for mayor, will he held
Ryan campaign HQ open
Wednesday, Oct. 15. The launch will run from 7 to
The candidate says she favors a
9 p.m. at Gallantry's Banquet Hall in the Pickering
Town Centre. All residents wishing
PICKERING — Dave Ryan, who is seeking re -
to meet the can-
didate or help with the
election to his Ward I local Council seat, has opened
campaign are welcome to
a campaign office at 376 Kingston Rd., at the corner
THE NEWS ADVE11TL4ER WEDNESDAY, OCTOtElt 15, 19$7 • PAGE.3
and office openings
of Ruugemount Drew An open house was field Ward 3 local Councillor challenging for the mayor's
there to officially launch his campaign Oct 5. The Joh In the Nov. 10 election, hes ripened a campaign
phone number for the office is 5119-1()14. hcad4uaners.
. It'ugs located at 365 Kingston Rd.. at the corner of
PIStrifto office open Roenxunt Drive. An official kickoff for his earn-
paign was held there Oct. 8. The phone number for
PICKERING — Enrico Pistntto, the current the office is 509-8017.
More candidates seek election in 1997 civic election
MORE/From page I
mayor's josh in 1994: and Ralph Sutton, a
member of the Pickering Hydro Commission.
Ms.
Higdon was registered to run for the Ward
2 local scat until signing up for the Regional
position Friday.
Ward 3 Regional Councillor Rick Johnson
has registered to run again for his current
position, and is being challenged by Wayne
Rowe and Richard Ward.
At the local level, incumbent Ward I Coun-
cillor Dave Ryan will try to recapture his seat.
He will have to fight off Joe Pacione, who ran
unsuccessfully for the separate school board
in 1994.
There are five challengers for the Ward 2
local position being vacated by Coun. Senis.
They are Mark Holland, who tried for but
failed to win a scat on the public school board
in 1994; Don Kitchen, who served as a Pick-
ering councillor for atx)ut 15 years from the
late 1960h to the early 1980s: Bill McLean:
Myrna Picone: and Kip Van Kempen, the for-
rner Ward 2 Regional Councillor who was
defeated in a run for the mayoralty in 1994.
There are also five candidates vying for the
Foster running for Ward
PICKERING — Jill Foster
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will challenge lir the Ward 1
Vlfcnns all In_ol•.,m_3
The candidate says she favors a
Regional seat on Town Council in
services including personal
lramwork approach to municipal
the upcoming Nov. 10 municipal
and corporate bankruptcies
_,ovcrnment: wants continued
election.
OSHAWA
ctforls to keep neighborhoods and
Ms. Foster has born chairman
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harks safe: believes neighborhoods
of the Pickering Public Library
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hould be meaningful partners in
Board since 1995, is a founding
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member of the Dalebr, Neigh-
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borhood Association, and has
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nsible controls on spending.,
served on two Town of Pickering
Saturday k Evening
tihc also says she will push for
committees examining GTA
Itl.t.
noire diversified economic devcl-
reform and neighborhood safety.
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She notes in -a press rckace
t'OsrER
She says the reactors on the 'A'
announcing her candidacy that
'I care
section of the Pickering nuclear
under her guidance the Town's
passionately'
station should be closed immedi-
libraries have enjoyed a 13 -per
Ike. t
mels. with renewed attention and
cent rise in circulation and an increase in tighter
controls and maintenance for the 'B'
services at the: sank term a 10 -per
cent budget cut has been imple-
mented.
The candidate also notes that as
co-chair of the E.B. Phin School
Community Council she fought for
a scluol crossing light on Altona
Road, and was instrumental in
petitioning Town Council for side-
walks on Altona, approaching the
scbxx)I.
"1 care passionately for this
community." states Ms. Foster.
"My family and 1 live in Ward I.
1 work in Ward I. 1 know the prob-
Icros herr. the people, the services
Ward 3 local representative's job being left
open by Coun. Pistnttu's departure. They are
Dave D(mcrino. Ian GlynWilliams, John
Hayden, David Pickles and Paul Pisiritto
(Coun. Pistritto's brother.
Residents will he able to vote from 10 a.m.
to 9 p.m. on election day Nov. 10.
Advance polls will he held Saturday. Nos.
I and Wednesdav, Nos 5 from 10 a.m. to R
p.m. at the Pickering Civic Complex, One The
Esplanade (off Gicnanna Road just south of
Hwy. 2).
For more information, call the Town
clerk's office at 420-4611.
Regional seat
reactors.
Ms. Foster worked 14 wars at Global
television as a senior producer, editor and
manager.
For the past seven years, she has beeh
vice-president of a small communications
company in Ward I.
Ms. Foster has lived in Pickering for 12
years.
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dectin SM.1X111 in
arched vehicles
over a two-day
perx xd.
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designed van
used by the:
pl)licC dcpan-
ment for trans-
porting prisoners.
worth S50OX),
was destroyed by
firc Friday night
while parked in
the la at Ontario
Motor Sales on
Bond Street
West.
The 1989
cube van was
doused with an
accelerant before
being set ablaze.
Sergeant Jim
Grimley said.
The evening
before, a marked
police cruiser
worth $30,000
was also
destroyed by a
fire which also
was deliberately
Set.
The same fire-
bug is believed
responsible -for
both blazes, Sgt.
Grimley said.
Police are also
investigating a
possible link to
the firebombing
of a police ser-
vice station
wagon on Aug.
18, which was
parked at an elec-
tronics repair
slap in Oshawa.
Sgt. Grimley
said the prisoner
van was set on
fire between 9:30
p.m. and 9:40
P.m. Friday
night, shortly
after a security
guard at the cat
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Suspect captured with aid of truckers
SUSPEC r/From page I
where he then tried to lu)ack a v
"He jumped into the cab of one
trucks and threatened the driver he
gun. litere was a bnct struggle he
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the to and the drier lumped out
the ignition key." the sergeant said
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Suspect. At the same time a third
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pect and pulled him out of the cab
Speeders
SP!' EDERS/}-roan page I
sion station Thursday mornm_,. D
police have been using the new un
about two weeks.
-The amount of people charge
gone way up:' said Insp. Mills.
Two officers using one of the
can ticket 30 to 40 speeders with
hour.
Grimley said.
Sgt. Grimley said the driver backed
eh
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of time were pulling out a gun. The suspect was
arrestedhad a them arrested by Const. Annan, who had
twcrn his weapon drawn. Sgt. Gnmlev said the
taking captured man is "veru luckN" he wasn't
shot by police. "Certainly on at least two
lnnan occasions the oflicers tound themselves
rd the in a position faring an armed o r poten-
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driver The three truckers involved in the
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Unity in diversity
As students in schools across Durham Region
explore racism• tolerance and diversity
through various school unit initiatives, some
high schoolers in Pickering decided to cele-
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dressed in multicultural clothing. These stu-
Ajax earns ISO
designation
BY KtorrH GllJ.K:A`
1(:111 RFPIWVFR
AJAX — The Town has whwvcd a
first in ()maria and taclra)crs coidd he
the Mcrielici:incs.
Ajax is the first 0ntano community
and tee of the tirst in 11(,rth America it,
whievc No IXM)1 dc.tgnatRm.
That mcam the Tow n is offcrmg het-
tt7 +!•rills at H,wcr c—i,. Ma -„r %icv'C
Partsh said dining a press t; nfCrCnK:7
Thursday arrxrmcing the achicvement.
..It Ames AW the edge it rexch k)
proved- yualaY mun>lrpd govCntreent.
That'. what the public warts:' Maytor
Parish said. '-ITus m a real valuahk tool.
Business unit tmtl. i. huuaesae+ with
ISO in Want undcrstaMd i17
nic Tawe's ISO dnitwation will
help attract new business here. the pre-
dictcd.
Brian Skinner, cxcc-utivc asricrant to,
Chief AdmirustrAuve Officer Richard
Pari ttto, said earning the dicsiEnation
was "an and-naking that waos cSernand-
ing and chalknghng."
Havato ISO in place will -help keep
costs and taxes down, and provide our
C11901Men padictable. consa lcnt and
uhimaecly healer scrvirx keels:' Mr
Skmrwr added.
.412 part of the cenificati in process.
about 5111) joh dc%LnrKRoas and duties
were ddaumcnied. Mr RtrmAkr said this
designation sliendni -wnc to seed a nw%-
sage to Ajax cawcas and con>Fwnics that
civic officials init red to run the Town
like a husiness.
'-If somcone's in with a complaim of
a ralucst. they sho"'t expect to tic
ignored. It will he dealt with right away.
If not, they'll get a rc%ponst. There's
going us he waouniaNlity more than
anything else. Emplovices will he
accountahle. If you're accountable,
you'll perfiorm. If you're accountable,
you'll deliver the goods."
It's not only private -.Lctor cmpk)yees
who strive to perform well in their jtrbs.
Mr. Paristmo said.
Stafl' arc individuals and they take
individual prick in what they do:'
Town stat) aren't dust talking the talk
about delivering better service. he borast-
a ")Don't take our word for it. Just
watch it:'
Chris Gillis of Durham College
helped the Town with the ISO process.
''!boss: who do it correctly achieve
cost savings and customer satisfaction;'
Mr. Gillis said. "You'll provide better
value W the residents and businesses in
the Town:'
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♦ Editorial
Is new minister
the answer?
As teachers. parents, students and politicians hold
their collective breath across Ontario. the Province has
decided the new minister of education, Dave Johnson.
will be the man of the hour. the savior in the Bill 160
fight.
Having ditched John Snobelen just before the legis-
lature recessed last Wednesday (it meets again Nov
17). Premier Mike Harris is hoping Mr. Johnson's skills
as a negotiator and manager will come to the fore and
create labor peace with teachers. There's no doubt Mr.
Johnson, who was chairman of management board.
interim minister of health and deputy premier. has the
ability to negotiate a deal with teachers. He managed
the public service strike last year and saw it to a suc-
cessful conclusion for both sides. Along with Treasurer
Ernie Eves. he is the strongest cabinet minister in Mr.
Harris's government, well-respected within, and out-
side, the legislature.
Mr. Snobelcn'. messv two-year tenure as minister
got off to a bad start when it was leaked he had told
education mmistn officials to "create a crisis" in the
minim at their first large meeting after the Tories
were elected to lune of 1995- His credibility was dam-
aged, perhaps hey ond repair at that point. He had a
condescending attitude toward teachers and it appeared
there would he no possible way to cut a deal as long as
he was in charge. That's all changed now. or has it real -
Iv'.'
The Pro%trice is still committed to getting the best
hang for its education buck. And with education costs
greater than the results they are to deliver, it's hard to
argue with Hams government objectives. Ontario -4u-
dent-., on a per capita spending h-asm. are faring less
well than half the provinces in Canada. and do even
worse when sow factor in costs per student when com-
pared with other countries around the w(mid. We must
do better.
Mr Johnson and the governlnftnt will have to com-
promise of co ursc as will teacher union leaden or no
deal will he possible. The status quos isn't good enough
for our students and isn't acceptable to taxpayers.
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♦You said it...
In response to the Oct. 7 News Advertiser
editorial headlined 'Take protest of sex
offenders to justice system', our readers
said:
"1 hclwve the issue here is riot that this convicted offender is
living to a conrmunuy, but it's the fact he's, living so close to
a school... You don't put someone with a preference for chil-
dren is a schoolyard. It's just wrong and it makes the parents
uncomfortable and when they're uncomfortable then the
children arc uncomfortable. It should he a safe haven for
children."
-Somewhere along the line (your editorial) says after foe's
done the time, he's done the urns: it's the end of the story.
No. there is no end of story when it comes to sex offenders.
They prey (n the weak They're the most cowardly of all.
Statistics suggest 99 per cent of them are rcpeaters. There is
no cure. no matter what we think"
vWe asked...
The question is: What do you think about John
Snobelen being removed as Ontario Minister of
Education?
.or
Alice
Abrahams
says " 1 think
Joanne
Janssen says, "I
think it is
says, -1 think
the should
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Attacking quality education
is not `common sense'
To the editor:
I write to sou as a mother who with the help
of many dedicated teachers raised four children
in Pickering who graduated from university. are
gainfulh' employed, have never needed welfare
or even a student loan This was possible with
the help of dolens of dedicated teachers who
served their community and inspired their stu-
dents- Without their help I could have tailed.
1 ala., lout tarsi Frasss4:lw{dtrca wlss. novas
face an ever( inure difficult crieironnkent than
their parents. 71htir teachers must :ope with
new techook.gy. stuW budgets for h mA, aid
computers. overcrowded classrooms, the needs
of a non -English-speaking multicultural smi-
Cty. weak pareaW mflucncc. resulting from sin -
Irk parent and working -mother families. drugs.
racism and alvenation. Teaching today is a
lough, chalk -opal Job. Stirlen% hood more
adividual attention and guidance. riot less.
Class sizes must he kept small so tcac-hers can
help and inspire thew students.
Our govermocm's failure to understand the
importance of quality education as we
approach the 21st century t% very intrbintg.
Prcparabonk time is essential for the preparabou
of challenging lessons, projects and experi-
ments. Teachers need time for extra activities:
sports, arts• music. outdoor recreation.
People of �
Failure to properly Roiled education today
will result in future funding of jails, welfare.
drug rchabihtanon and unemployment insm-
amc. Surely, the highest prxxuy should be
given to quality education so ortr kids can take
their place in the modern high-tech, socially
complex and competitive world. Sure, the
deficit must he eliminated. the debt paid down
and with great numbers of highly trained. wen
r-1. taxpaying workers we might even have a
tax sift. It is A matter of prio ruites. For cxarnr*.
you can make Ontario more efficient and save
hnllfons by stopping the malw4dizatuxf rt urban
sprawl. Cut the Menmury of Transpnrtatioa bud-
get. refuse to fund new schools until the exist.
Ing setwx)l% are fully utilized.
1 am not an expert in pedagogy, but I do have
id) years of pairenting success. encouraging my
kids' teachers. Instead of teacher hashing the
goscrament should encourage our teaching
profcswonah to get on with the challenges of
the future. Govcrnmem advisers and spin doc-
tors arc taut of touch with reality. WN) as more
qualified to set education policy: teactiers or
poldtictans and hurcaucrats" Attacking quality
education is not •'amnion scow".
Rboda .Alamck.
(urrmont
Ajax should
have vote on casino
To the editor:
Further to your Oct. I editorial headlined
'Voters should hold (fit.- cards'. let me assure
you a great many of my friends in Ajax agree
with you.
was most disappointed when our council
dec1ided not to put the question to the people in
the Nov. 10 municipal election. It was more dis-
appointing
inappointing when one of our brightest council-
lors suggested that council members should not
try to dictate the morality of our people. Good
heavens, since when is stating a preference
deemed to be mixed up in morality?
The people of Ajax should be given the
chance to say yes or no to casinos. I love to play
cards, gamble and have even been known to bet
on a horse race, and if 1 decide to vote 'No' to
casinos it will not be because of any precon-
ceived idea of morality but what 1, as a resident
of Ajax, would like to sec happen in my awn.
that was a good
s
appropriate and
y
have someone
The News Advertiser accepts tellers to the editor.
move. What
it's about time.
more qualified
All letters should he typed nr math• hand-written.
was he doing --
Only good
who has gone
ISO words. Each letter rnust he signed with a first
someone with-
things can come
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through the
g
and last name or two rnntals and a last name.
Please include a phone number for verification.
out Grade 12 --
from it:'
system I don't
The editor resery th s h
Council members always love to say "Let's
hear what the public has to say". In this case•
with respect to casinos. are they afraid they may
not hear what they want to hear'' Public hear-
ings can he interpreted many ways and often
are. but when we make a statement on our bal-
lot, why even council cannot change that.
Gard Bradley,
Aj-
Bouquets to Town
for flower displays
To the editor:
Accolades to the parks department of the
Town of Ajax!
Each summer. large hanging baskets and
roadside containers are placed in Pickering
Village with an attractive display of flowers.
They beautify the surroundings and uplift the
soul.
Thanks, too, to the young women whose
early -morning watering keeps the presentation
fresh for so many weeks.
WERNER
GRAFFMANN
Guest
Column
Ajax resident Werner Graffmann
believes teachers' unions are holding
taxpayers at ransom over Bill 160.
Sensible majority
of teachers must
put students first
Recent months have seen an ever -
escalating war of polemics foisted by
the teachers' unions upon the Ministry
of Education. And, although the
Province has now sidestepped the right
to strike and other contentious issues.
we still appear to be heading for an
imminent, full-scale showdown.
Notwithstanding the unions'
sophistry, at stake ts. of course. our
right by whom we wish to be governed,
plain and simple. Either by tur elected
representatives or by an unelected
bureaucracy. hcholden only to itself.
To be sure, while this affects all pub-
lic service sectors. the education system
takes on specific significance due its
most sensitive product. namely the
future of our children. Interest to the
outcome, therefore, should not he limit-
ed to parents of school-agc children
only, but should also be of concern to
all taxpayers, for several reasons.
1) The anachronistic days o1 the pro-
lifcration of autonomous school hoard
fiefdoms must come to an end, it only
to induce as much cvcnncss as possible
into the education process across the
province.
2) A badly needed reduction n the
spiraling expenditures of the past due to
excessive costs and fancy, yet bankrupt
ideas, as well as the Icaptnogging of
LLrUOnf contracll from tunsdiction to
jurisdiction.
3) The unctuous spectacle of inacces-
sible and unaccountablc cducrats shap-
ing the future of our children and grand-
children in ways mono parents, have
found objectionable, but arc unable to
remedy.
Makc no mistake about it. At stake
arc two fundamental political systems
— the freedom of dennacratic capitalism
or the dictates of bureaucratic socialism.
In this context, one cannot ignore the
paradox of union history.
Whcn originally corfccivcd. unions
were the only defence workers had
against the rapacious and ycs, some-
times even murderous, capitalistic rob -
her barons of yesteryear.
Since then, however, the balance of
power has swung toward the unions.
certainly those in the public sector.
Aided and abetted by suhscrvient
trustces and politicians in recent
decades, they were able to parlay their
positions into overall affluence, exceed-
ing parity with equivalent rankings in
the private sector, even.
Thus the ono: -time opprcssc:d have
become "special interest" oppressors.
claiming unreasonable demands based
upon their monopoly position which,
when contested, they are now trying to
force upon us illegally. It is in this light
that the overbearing teachers' unions, in
fighting the government, are holding at
ransom every taxpayer who is opposed
to their seemingly unlimited powers.
We shall all regret it dearly if the
Ontario government should lose this
struggle, which has far more to do with
political power than with education.
Hopefully we shall see the sensible
majority of teachers place democracy
and student interests before the exhorta-
tions of the minority which bullies and
leads them.
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columns for Be Our Guest on current issues far-
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EnvironmentalI'llassessment take anjoby
needed f so m child has j
or nuclear lant y .
To thet
foodin his'belly'I'm writing in response to the
Sept. 30 edition article regarding a •` ` ' °
•rar►r•
suggestior to appoint an ombudsman -
to deal with the problems betweenr� To the editor: bedroom apartment, plus the hydro
I : a" ti ,;t ` I'm a single mother, living on a bill.
ertrrens and Ontario Hydro. „ ^ fixed income of $875.75 per My child gave up watching telco
With all due respect. appointing C �' � .�
an ombudsman to monitor the i month. I've been searching deeper- vision because of the length of dim
�E _� — _� t ately for a job in order to support that has passed since he had cables
nuclear on b x the same as putting a ,' i f my child. Each day brings one dis- I'm a medical office lab assis.
suggestion box as its gates. It is use- '{"NL" i'"�� •I - _ °i; a appointment after another, as doors tant and I've just completed ony
less. and i does nothing but act as a •• ?�e _ .. slam shut in my face one after the year of the Registered Practical ;
diversion for criticism of Hydro. � .- ` �
Further, it tikes the resother. I've vied everywhere there is Nursing Assistant course which 1,
ponsibility off �*
our elected politicians and adds �
.. - a 'help wanted' sign as well as the had to quit because it was impossi�
� -
another level of ineffective bureau- agencies. lite to get to the food banks afters
cracy. r'.ri1�; The answer is always -we will leaving school at 4:30 p.m. each
".
A full environmental assessment i call you". day. There was no money for books,
;1' I called the agencies every day or bus fare to get to school. .1
is the only way to glue this comma- � � �
�_- to no avail I'm willing to work anywhere in
nity the answers it so badly needs. Letter writers Robert Paul and on the troubled Pickering nuclear I've reached the point where I order to provide my child with a
Nothing sh,trt of a full indepen- Prank Douglas share their feelings plant and the nuclear industry. feally don't know what to do. At roof over his head and food in his.
dent environmental assessment of the times, I fell as if God is punishing stomach.
nuclear facility is acceptable after the devastating report that became public the truth from C
We can't meet
electrical needs
by burning wood
To the editor:
In her Oc I guest column, Irene
Kock of Durham Nuclear Awareness
says. "Ontario Hydro remains com-
mitted to is
aging nuatar
and coal ga-
tions" and that
us.
this summer. We're tired of hearing If Hydro has nothing to hide, then
about heavy water spills• illegally they and our local politicians should
dumped waste on landfill sites. We're stop wasting our time with talk f an
o
tired of debates about the tritium lev- ombudsman and public rclaII
els in our water and radiation levels schemes. This is nothing but a snow
in our air. job. We need to get to the rout of this
An environmental assessment, no problem.
matter what the local Hydro manage- It's our right and responsibility to
ment say publicly, is Hydro's worst demand a full, independent, environ -
nightmare. You can bet they'll fight mental assessment.
tooth and nail, and put extreme pres-
sure on our elected representatives Robert Paul,
(behind the scenes, of course) to keep Pickering
Hvdro plays to
-old
OF p�C
run a,llut-
rN
Ing coal ail oil-
110
fired sta%ons".
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In the same
—
breath sh:n
Cale] II1C era-
Groups such
uon of a trici-
MIT(AVIM
ty from Alax
Energy, using
arc quick tocrit-
waste construe -
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h ^wr PRl11:R to
ing that do clec-
Presclr..l x.,atanr t.aslrw fa
tricity poduced
,.; , w,•Iking d ward, ,.. p .„c,,.n� an
me.
My rent is $875.00 for a two-
R.A. Davis
Pickering.
We need your phone number!
Ajax and Pickering residents writing
letters to the editor of the News
Advertiser are reminded that we need a
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would be "dean,
efficient and
cheap-. Surcly
Yom deal expect
us to believe that
the PrtMtnce can
make u) for over
4,(X)0 aegawaIits
of lositicoricity
from the shut-
down of
Pickcsng 'A' and
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nuclear power
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have been killed
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or injurtd on the
bt—mor, IkWrt-cnr.
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or Ajax in the
FHE MIAN 4W PIC KE.RIM.'
last is years.,
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REMOVAL PROGRAM
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Progress Club Rckcrmg/Ajax Wotnen offers a
production is
Snow Removal Program tier Srmor C iii/ens in
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urban areas only. "(he program provides snow
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removal of residential trot walkway, driveway
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November 14, 1997
their way, all of
the nuclear, coal
The Pickering Township Historical
and gas plants
Society will hold a general meeting on
would be shut
Tu'stlay. Oetobcr 14, 1997, at the PiAcring
down. How
Recreation Complex. The evening will be a
would we meet
discussion "A Shared Heritage, Heritage: Ajax
our electrical
and Pickering" by William Parish, former mayor
demands? Is Ms.
of A)ax. The meeting will commence at 7:30
Kock volunteer-
p.m. and will be followed by social time and
ing to have her
light refreshments.
hyd[o service
Admission a frcc and all are welcome to attend.
disconnected?
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goy -1,12.
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Close to IM students from Durham schools are %hating
anti -racism initiati%es with their peer, now that then're back in
class after the Thanksgiving weekend.
The Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School
Board is holding a spirit leadership camp for Grade 6 through
8 students this week in the hope of instilling a greater sen%e of
acceptance among students.
"W Ya not pushing tolerance." says Cynthia Rodncv. a
teacher at Pickenng's St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic School who
co-ordinated the three-day program with David Malleau from
St. Paul Catholic School in Whitby.
Ms. Rodney %a)'s the program aims to teach "acceptance
through understanding ... we want them to he emponvcrc'<d'-
While attending the camp. the students take pan in bonding
activities within their own "families' which arc made up of a
cern%-section of pupils from schools across the region.
Mr. Mallcau says the practice of separating students from
the same school means when gawp%
reunite at their respective schools the
pupils will have different ideas and
"fresh" perspectives.
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Separate school board students in Durham came back
to school after the Thanksgiving holiday armed with
new way% to combat racism. Here, students Sametta
Cole. Kciley !Miller, Cynthia Maidonald take part in
an exercise during a spirit leadership seminar held last
week
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nt�r Cirlpnwerrrent acre% Just :L% much
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well
The race is on
for trustees in
Ajax, Pickering
With the close of nonnnauons lot ;hc
Nlon. 10 muntcgxd ck-Ltio n Fnday. the
race is on in Pickering for trustee po%t-
txw% on the %crur-atc and public school
boards.
Howc%rr. a% a result tit the
Province'% redrstnbution of trustee%
under Rdt Irl, the Fewer lctxr,l
ta..r.b Alt. Ut c .rc revs- ,tab up kir
Fab%.
The %cdxratc hoard was reyunv d to
chop the number of tru%tec% in the
rcgxm from 18 to eight. elimrnrung one
positron in Pickering.
There arc five cattdxiate% in the nn-
arng for the two seats on the separate
board — Davc Curne. Ivarko Lahrrc-
etosa, Anna Minelli. Jim McCafferty
and Fran Pemra
The number of public h owd trwace%
is being reduced from 15 to ll acro%%
the region. and from three too two in
Pickering. Paul Crawford. Jan Genge.
Al Goodall. Sommerville Henry and
Ruth Ann Schedhch arc m the running
for the public hoard trustee ptrroott%.
There will he no French trustees on
either Durharn hoard as the Provmce'%
legt%latuon will create two French lan-
Suage district school heard% %mctchilng
across rTkrA of miathern Ontario.
EL-une L.egauh. current chatrm an of
the French language section of the
Durham Regio Roman Catholic SeTa-
raw School Board. is the lone candidate
in the running to repre%ent the region on
the new French language separate
board. Jean -Marc Cowffrn. Nouasri Has -
sen and SvI%ic Landry are competing it
represent Region IA. which includes
Durham. Northumberland. Petertxor-
ou_eh and Clarngton. on the neve French
language public board
LN AJAX:
Gem Noonan and Janice Oldman.
current separate board trustees, will
compete against Vernon Edwards for the
one Ajax seat on the separate school
board which will be renamed the
Durham District Separate School Board.
As a result of the Province's redistri-
bution of trustees under Bill 101, the
Fewer School Boards Act, the number
of separate board trustees from the
Town has been cut from three to one.
The board was required to chop the
number of trustees in the region from 18
to eight.
1L'hile the number of public board
trustees is being reduced from 15 to I I
across the region, the number of Ajax
trustees to sit on the board remains
unchanged at two. Vying to represent
Wards I and 2 on the public board are
Darryl Blakeley and Andrew Temple
while Donna Bavdak and Brian Clarke
are running to represent Wards 3 and 4.
There will he no French trustees on
either Durham hoard as the Province's
legislation will create two French lan-
guage district school boards stretching
across most of southern Ontario.
Elaine L egault. current chairman of
the French language section of the
Durham Region Roman Catholic Sepa-
rate School Board. is the lone candidate
in the running to represent the region on
the new French language separate
board. Jean -Marc Couffin, Nouasri Has -
sen and Sylvic Landry are competing to
represent Region IA, which includes
Durham. Northumberland, Peterbor-
ough and Clarmgton.
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By MARIANNE TAKACS
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PICKERING — New off-street
parking rules regulating the size of
vehicles resident, can park on their
properties have been approved by
Town Council.
The Town's current zoning bylaw
provisions for off-street parking date
hack to the early 1960s. with some
amended in the mid -1970x. According
to a planning department report to
Council, the Town has received many
complaints over recent years about the
number and types of vehicles, such as
trucks and buses. hetng parked in front
of people, home, Residents have
been concerned about their impact on
the streetscape and on pedestrian safe-
ty.
However, when bylaw officers have
gone out to deal with complaints they
have found the old bylaws are now dif-
ficult to enforce. explains Geoff %lcK-
night of Pickering'% planning depan-
mem For example, under the old rules,
'private' vehicles were permitted to he
parked in driveways while commercial
vehicles were prohibited. so that some-
one with a large truck in their driveway
could leve it there on the ha%i% thev
also used it for their private driving
needs.
"We changed the emphasis from the
type of vehicle being considered to tic
size of the vehicle:' sav, Mr McK-
night.
Under the new rule,. ,chicles
parked in front of a home or on a side
of it cxpined to the street (such a, on a
corner lots may he no h,ghcr than 2.6
metre% and rui longer than 6 7 mctrc%
In the rear and side yards, vehicles up
to four metre% high and 10 metres ling
may he parked Inoperative vehicles.
such as one up ,,n blanks. must be kept
within an cml,^cd %ur ttrc. A maxt-
mum of titer vehnlc% may he parked
on the externa of a l.x, inc of which
may be a tr:uler.
In effect. a relatively small c,xnrrler-
cial vchtck. a tntkr with a how. of a
mint- whxxwl bus co tild he parked on a
from driveway. while a medium-size
truck or large rrxxor home could. only
be parked cn the side. and a regular-
srne sc•Nnnt Ars vcx,tdn', M rx,tiwimu %
UJ park un a r_su3cntt4l lot at all.
"If it'% tout high to tit ,r. a game it's
too high to sit in the front yard and if
it's Iw long it, fit in a garage it's kw
bag to it in the Imu yard.- says Mr.
Mc knight.
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Make a run for Heart and Stroke fund-raiser
You can make a fund-ramng
tvent for the Heart and Stroke
Foundation a roaring success.
The Whitby Tiger, Running Club
h holding a 10-kiloi Ire run and a
five -km walk or run on Sunday. Nos.
2 starting at to a.m.
The event stark and finishes at the
InNuois Park Arena at the corner uI
Victoria and Henry streets in Whnhv.
Th, route for both the run and walk
Is around the Port Whitt,% Harhour.
Awards will be prescnted to the
top three male and feniale finishers
in the 10 -km run and the first overall
male and female master runners. All
Participants will rccrrvc a certificate.
The first 50 pre -registered walk-
ers and runners w III recetcc a T-shirt.
The cost for the 10-knt run is 510
in advance and 512 on No%. 2. For
the five -km events, it's 55 in advance
Help is
where the
Hearth is
The Hearth Place Cancer Support
Centre in Oshawa. which .fliers pro-
grams for Durham Region cancer
patients and their carcgners, is seek-
ing volunteers and oftcnm voduniccr
training.
Join in the joy of creating a centre
whine mission is it, care for each
other as People lice with cancer
Training is being offered for
reception. peer surpori and support
group facilitator vo.lunirers on
Wednesdays. Oct. 22 and 21) and
Nov. 5 from
6.30 ro 9:30 p m
Peer support sol-
untcers must
have had a Per
stinal expenemc
w nth cancer. w ith
at least one sear
and $6 on the day of the event Stroke Foundation. Call t06-9270
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For Information Call: 686-4816
since then cliag
noses
Tratnini will
NEI
take place at
Hearth Place, Yh
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199
Call �'`i-iti
and ask for
Andrea for a Prc
inion iew
.
Hearth Place
M 0
is also lowking
for %olunteerh Iii ..
assrsl with the
planning oI its Winstmo . may ,
raisin •events
DeviA6AqQ up
Mandir
opens in
Pickering
PI('Kf,RINC —
Gran,l „penin,
celchrations arc
being held
Saturday. Oil 1%
from I to 5 P.m,
kir the nc% Dci
Mandir Hindu
tcnipic at 25%
Brock Rd
Escrs,mc is
Welcome to attend
the tiPemng of this
wow N -construct-
cd inandir and
cultural centre.
Admisatn is Imo.
The celebrations
will iricl= enter-
twrimcnt and
refreshments.
For
ntore
information. call
Amar at 316-239-
3579 or Krishna
at 416-755-1693.
Altona
Forest
outing
PICKERING
-- A trip to the
Alton Forest is
planned when
the Pickering
Naturalists go on
a trek this wcek-
end.
The group is
heading out
Saturday. Oct. IN
and will learn
about the J.
Murray Speirs
Ecological
Reserve while on
the outing.
Meet at 9 a. m.
at the southwest
comer of the
Pickering GO
station parking
lot. Call 666-
3897 for infor-
mation.
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The Select Committee on Ontario Hydro Nuclear Affairs will hold
Mpublic hearings on issues as contained in its terms of reference in
erento, and in the communities in which the Darlington, Pickering
and Bruce nuclear facilities are located. Please contact the Cleric of
the Committee to obtain information on the specific locations and
dates for each location.
The Committee's terms of reference includes the review of the
Nuclear Performance Advisory Group's Independent Integrated
Performance Assessment (IIPA); the examination of the Atomic
Energy Control Board Report on the IIPA making recommendations
on safety principles relating to training and implementation plans; and
examining the costs and environmental impacts of the nuclear
recovery statement.
The Committee expects to present its final report by December 1. 1997.
Interested people who wish to be considered to make an oral
presentation should contact the Clerk by 12:00 p.m., on Monday
October 20, 1997. Those who do not wish to make an oral
presentation but who are interested in providing a written submission,
may do so by sending it to the Clerk at the address below by Friday,
November 7, 1997.
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Facsimile/Telecopieur: 416/325-3505
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There's a lot you can do for your
community, by lending your free time
and your wealth of talents as a volun-
teer to help less fortunate people living
in your town.
Several local agencies want you as; a
volunteer member of their teams.
Ajax -Pickering Community Care
Home Support Program: Needs vol-
unteers to dn%c wniorN and physically
disabled adults to their medical
appointments. A gasoline compensa-
tion is provided. Call Sally Longo at
686-3331.
Ajax -Pickering General Hospital
Auxiliary: Require, mature. reliable
volunteer% 16 years or over for various
areas of hospital in-service, library cart
and also gift and coffee shops. Training
provided. Call Betty or Ella at the aux-
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Ajax -Pickering Iced Cross: loin
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services. Call 420-3383.
Arthritis Societv of Durham
Region: V 1untcerN needed to help
with special events throughout the
year. fundraising and office work
and/or serve on the chapter's executive
committee. Call Lucy Pem at 434-
7221 or I-8XN-765-(1))5.
Ajax -Pickering Women's
Resource Centre: Women volunteer%
are needed a, up" and provide
mfcrrnatitn on community r:surccS
to abused women at a vulnerable time
in their lives. You will be required to
work at le" two hours per week, he
willing to learn new skill% and share
your wisekxn and concern. For applica-
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Pickering: Women and men are reed
cd for the new in-schoxsl Mentioning
Program one Mur per week Big
Brothers and volunteers for group
activities, office uspp rt and agency
programs arc also needed. Share the
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tip the person in need of r%istamc
with the proper autfwritoc%. For nxxe
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cm Prtsgrarn. call Henry laczek at 427-
2054. Fix the Pickcnng Block Parent
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84C Sisters Association of Ajax -
Pickering: Women who can offer a
supr,orte%c, caring frie:(dship to a girl
six to 16. a Msy six ks 10 or w a preg-
nant teen or young mother are needled
to volunteer with the one-to-one
matching programs. Volunteers arc
needed for office help. spinal events.
fundraising and the Hurd of dirccuw%.
Call 428-81 1 I .
Breast Cancer Society of Canada
- Durham R -pon Chapter: The %oci-
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rcscarch and hcigh(ens people's aware-
ness of txca%t cancer. Volunteers who
can donate two to three Msur% per
rnon(th arc needed to assist in the daily
operations of the chapter, to assist in
the organization of fundraising events,
to conduct public speaking engage -
menu, etc. Full training provided. Call
686-7993 or 666-4561.
Canndam Cancer Society. west
Durbom Unit: Volunteer are required
for many interesting activities, includ-
ing organizing and canvassing for the
annual April fundraising campaign.
Drivers are also needed to transport
patten vi to cancer trcaument centres. It
is an invaluable way to spend your
spare time since one in three Canadians
are diagnosed with cancer in their life-
ume. Contact Lynn Nazarko at 686-
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beaten.
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Durlmm Region Bramcb: The goal of
CDA into improve the quality of life of
Canadians affected by diabetes through
research, service, advmxy and educa-
tion.
The Durrharn Region branch needs
volunteers for a variety of positions
and to help out at bingos held every
Sunday afternoon at Caesar's Bingo
Place, 88 King St. W., Oshawa If inter-
ested in any of these positions, call Ted
Savelle, fund development co-ordina-
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Child Find Ontario - Durham
Region Chapter: Child Find is dedi-
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missing children and returning them
home safely. Call anytime and leave a
message at 686.3181.
Children's Aid Society of
Durham Region: Volunteers needed
to act as special friends to children and
parents, to supr:rvise family access vis-
its, to help with special events and to
supervise the children's playroom. For
more information, call Susan Kuchars.
ki at 433-1553, ext. 2311 (mornings
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Drug suspect launches$1.5 million lawsuit
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Bl' STEPHEN SHAW
I" "HAM SlAll
A major drug conspiracy case has taken an
unusual twist with the lawyer for an Oshawa man.
who suffered a severe jailhouse beating, applying to
have the prosecutor kicked off the case on grounds
of bias.
And in another strange tum. the accused man has
now launched a S 1.5 -million lawsuit which accuses
the Crown of "jeopardizing" his safety and the Whit-
by Jail of "negligence.'
Dennis Clinton Warner is one of dozens of peo-
ple facing hundreds of drug conspiracy and weapons
charges stemming from a crack cocain bust last
December, dest:nbed by police as the largest ever in
Durham Region.
The civil lawsuit surrounds a letter sent in July to
all defence ctunstls in the criminal case by
Stephan Mannier. the prosecutor assigned by the
Canada Department of Justice to handle the drug
charges.
According to a statement of claim, filed in
Ontario Court. general division and obtained by'his
Week. the letter named Mr. Warner as a Crown wit-
ness at a preliminar hearing.
The bearing - to determine if there is sufficient
evidence to send the accused men kr trial - was
scheduled to Stan last week but was delayed pend-
ing the outcome of the motion to remove Mr
Martmer from the case.
In the statement of claim it's alleged Mr. %larinier
"knew, was willfully blind to or recklessl} disre-
garded" that the letter would give the impre.slon that
Mr. Warner was co-operating with the authorities:
that he planned to testify against his co -accused
-In fact at no time did Warner have any intention
whatsoever of co-operating with the Crown:' the
statement of claim says.
Five days after the letter was sent. Mr Warner
was visited by officer~ with the RCMP Hetero he
Special delivery from
;an \lc\amara has a friend inldccd In Michael ('had
The paramedic delivered Mr.. McNamara'% %on at her
Ajax home Saturday. Oct. 4. The baby was named
Chad. after Mr. Chad.
Bl \1 \RIANNE TAKAC-S
~TAF} REPORTIE t
AJAX — Mike Chad of Ajax is a
•-rend in need arkd a friend indeed.
Not only was he prepared to provide
,ncr,•ency babysitting for his friends.
'.In and Patrick McNamara of Ajax.
.1 hen they were to have their baby early
ant Saturday moaning, he delivered the
I,abv Loo,
Mrs. McNamara was in what was
�upposeod to be an early stage of labor
when her water broke slR iffy atter 3 am.
,-aturday. Oct. 4. Mr. Chad and his wife.
Sandra, friends of the Mc Namara.. who
both just happen to he paramedics. were
asked if either could corse over and
baby-sit the McNarnlaras' other two chil-
Ifen wtuk- they went to NNvital. So. Mr.
t 'hid dropped hy.
"Basically-. as he got to the door the
hab%'s head popped out in the bathroom
upstairs:' recalls Mr.. McNamara
*1 knew xrnedung was haggyening
but 1 didn't expect to deliver there and
there. He just took over the whole .itua-
returned to his cell Mock, according kI the statement.
Ix was branded an-informev' by other inmates.
"He was then attacked from behind and severely
beaten."
Tht statement says Mr. Warner suffered a severe
concussion, a fractured cheekbone and nose.
swollen eyes and cuts and bruises to his face and
head. It goes on to list various physical and emo-
tional problems he continues to suffer as a result of
the attack.
In issuing the letter. Mr. Mannier "abused his
public office with malice... (and) thereby commit-
ted an assault on Mr. Warner:' claims the lawsuit.
The civil action also blames Whitbv Jail officials.
who -knew or ought to have known" Mr. Warner
would be a target for -physical attack but failed to
ensure his safety.
"Warner's beating and the Injuries resulting...
were contributed to as a result of the negligence of
the Whitby Jail:' says the statement. A statement of
a friend
tion. very calm. very collected.
"He did a great job:'
Mr. Chad and Mr. McNamara carried
Mrs. McNamara from the bathroorn to
the bedroKtm, where. in the capable
hands of Mr. Chad. she gave birth to a
son at 3:45 a.m.
Young Chad, at seven pounds. seven
ounces. is doing fine.
It was the fifth baby delivery for Mr.
Chad. but the first ever off-duty.
uncquippcd and in the home.
It should also he riled that it seems
Mn. McNamara is not one to oleo things
the ordinary way.
Two -and -a -half years ago, she gave
birth to her older son. Jordan. on the
same day her sister-in-law. Jantinc
Caner. also had a boy.
The two habies were brought into the
world by the same doctor at Ajax -Picker-
ing General Hospital o ric hour and 20
minutes apart, both nine days late and
both after lahor was induced.
Their picture was in the paper that
time too.
Lawyer for Whitby mom working on deal
BN SIEMIE\ SH.Aw
dent we will avoid a trio... %Ir.
I It kHA,f STV I
Pell said in a tekphonic mtm wo.
K HITRV - A Whithv woman
Mrs. Hawley. who until this
charged w Ith .luffrng her mental-
year has worked as a supply
IN drsahled dauehter in the trunk
teacher for the Durham Board of
of a car while vacationing in
Edtrcati—. was charged lam sum -
Florida may not have to stand
raer by pie is Cedar Grove.
�616iY }lawltye� K 7Cse�
Fla.
�'0� witOealei. IaC:Y�, ata
uled to he arraigned in a Fkwida
off-duty officer. said
court Nov. 6 obi the charge of
they observed a woman
aggravated child abuse. carry bet seven -year -
Her U.S lawyer. Robert Pell. old daughter from the
said vraerdav he 3s currently back seat of a car. place
negtxiating` with the state arta- her inside the trunk nerd
ney'% office in an attempt to have close the lid. The tem-
thc case resolved prior to the peraturc At the tithe was
arraignment. above 44afegrees Ccl-
-We are attempting to work sus. police sad.
things out. . . but not ung has The girl was inside
been completed. We are conft_ the trwk fox less than a
New YMCA plans
to keep old ties to
Durham communities
Bl' BRIAN L.EGREE
ULRHAM STAFF
OSHAWA -'lie YMCA is coming to Oshawa but it's
not leas Inv Durham's other communities.
The organization held formal ground -breaking cere-
monies in downtown Oshawa Tuesday, although construc-
tion on the new Durham Region YMCA. a S13.5 -million,
60.(l0O square-f«x facility, won't begin until January.
The move to the southeast corner of Mary and William
streets will allow the YMCA to have a central focus while
simultaneously ser ing the rest of Durham Region, says
Lee Fraser, the Durham Region YMCA's manager of com-
munity ser'ices.
"it will be complementary to what we have. We're com-
ing here, but we're not going away (in other communities):'
she says. noting YMCA facilities and programs in Whitby,
Pickering. Ajax. Poet Perry, Courtice, Bowmanville and
Newcastle will continue to operate.
Although the YMCA has been a fixture in Durham
Region for more than 40 years and serves more than 20,000
people annually in a wide range of programs, it still remains
an unknown entity to a large segment of the population.
says Ms. Fraser.
"The challenge we have is visibility," she says. "People
don't know we're dere. many don't know we exist. It's
always a continual challenge to ge; the word out:'
The new YMCA will enhance the organization's ability
10 attract more attention to its "really diverse set of pro-
grams:' says Ms. Fraser, noting the YMCA offers services
ranging from employment counselling to supervised access
to child care and recreational programs.
About $1 million still remains to be pledged through a
fund-raising campaign to meet the public goal of $6 mil-
lion, says Maureen Kempston Darkes, president and gener-
al manager of General Motors of Canada, who is also chair-
man of the Durham Healthy Returns Campaign.
"Community support is critical to our success;' says Ms.
Kempston Darkes, who told a crowd of about 250 that
"administration of (YMCA) programs without a central
operating facility has been a challenge:' for the organiza-
tion through the years.
The new YMCA, which will include a child-care centre,
climbing wall, aquatic centre, gymnasium, indoor track,
dance studio, squash courts and snack bar and is expected
to attract 1.000 people daily, will be a "cornerstone of
downtown Oshawa for decades to come:' says Ms. Kemp-
ston Darkcs.
Tuesday's ground -breaking gave the YMCA a chance
"to thank the individuals, organizations and companies who
have invested in the YMCA:' says Rich Bailey, president
and chief executive officer of the YMCA of Greater Toron-
to.
minute beforc *itnc%,c, con-
fronted tete mother, who immedi-
ately freed the girl
Police said the mother placed
the girl in the trunk as punish-
ment for unruly behavior.
The girl was enwtionally dis-
naught but physically unha nosed
by iiia brief orded.0olico said.;
M Haw ley wa% held
overnight at the Bay County Jail
and released on a $5.000 bond.
Durham Board of Education
officials say Mrs Hawley. wow is
also a local Brownie's Leader,
recently asked that her natoe be
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none of which have been proven in court.
Mr. Warner's lawsuit names Mr. Mannier, the
Attorney General of Canada and also the Province
of Ontario. which is responsible for running the
Whitby Jail under the Solicitor General's ministry.
Mr. Warner is suing for general, special and punitive
damages. Meanwhile, last Friday, provincial court
Judge David Stone was to hear evidence and argu-
ments by lawyers representing Mr. Warner and the
justice department on the motion to have Mr.
Malrinier removed from the case.
Peter Zaduk, one of Mr. Warner's lawyers. said
applications to have a Crown removed from a case
are rare, though not unheard of. "It's certainly not
common.
Officials with the justice department would nix
comment on the criminal or civil cases.
A sporkcsman with the Ministry of the Solicitor
General did not return calls.
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A bone toPick...
New procedure at Ajax hospital may improve lives
A new procedure available at Ajax -Pickering
�%
General Hospital could help improve the quali-
AW
ty of life for many aging residents.
1 ton $/99.50
Bone densitometry tests have been available
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at the hospital since last spring and are con-
St-, Claremont
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North to Hoxwn)
ducted to determine a patienl's hone density,
reports rheumatologist Dr. Heather McDonald.
\ ,�
The test is extremely useful in the early diag-
nosis of osteoporosis. because the sooner diag-
nosis is made, the sooner treatment can begin.
Patients can determine if they are at a greater
risk of breaking a bone and take precautions,
It
"It we can pick it up early. people can begin
to their calcium and Vitamin D intake
early and can decide it they want to go on hor-
mone therapy:' explains Dr. McDonald. an
expert in the diagnosis and treatment of osteo-
pontsis.
As people age, their bones begin to micro-
scopically deteriorate from the inside and grad-
ually become more fragile. In men and women
suffering from osteoporosis - the most com-
mon of metabolic bone diseases — the deterio-
ration is accelerated.
It is estimated that at least one-third of all
w omen aged over 65 will suffer a fracture of the
h xrrtebrae and as many as one-quarter of elderly
:women and one-third of elderly men will suffer
,'hip fractures.
i "A lot of people lose their independence
after a tone fracture:' notes Dr. McDonald.
tinting to a large percentage of elderly women
orced u) move to a nursing home early because
I that loss of independence.
While Fane fractures can lead to a loss of
finobility, they can also lead to increased risk of
death, reports Dr. McDonald. who says 20 per
!tent of 21.(X)0 Canadian% who suffered hip
fractures related to osfeopontsis in 1993 died as
a result of their fracture.
"That's a higher percentage than women
detected with breast cancer:" adds Dr. McDon-
ald.
She describes osteoporosis as a "silent dis-
ease" because it has few symptoms. People are
often detected with osteoporosis after reali/ing
they have lost several inches in height or have
broken a rib or wrist.
Still. white and Asian women. small women
and those who smoke and/or drink are most
likely to suffer from osteoporosis. But "family
history is probably the most important factor;'
reports Dr. McDonald. who says those people
who have a relative suffering hom osteoporosis
should talk i., their physician.
The bone densitometry machine can also he
used in a host of other areas. including children
suffering from bowel disease.
The machine is considered to he one of the
must technically -advanced, safe and reliable
methods of bone densitometry.
A patient is fully clothed throughout the pro-
cedure and lies on a comfortable bed while a
scanning unit connected to a powerful comput-
er processor takes x-rays of the vertebrae and
hip joints.
The data is translated into color images and
is displayed on a computer screen to show the
measurement of hone density in comparison to
statistical averages. The test takes about 15
minutes.
Ajax -Pickering General Hospital plans w
purchase the 51(l0,(XX) machine. which is cur -
being leased. It is the only such machine
in Ajax and Pickering and is available to all
Durham residents on referral of a physician.
Exceptional children
meeting Oct. 21
WHITBY -- Dw Durham Region chapter of the
Resources for Exceptional Children fields its aaaual
general meeting next week and cveryouc is welcome.
Lynn Ziraldo, a contributing editor to A Guido: to
r Uderstan"S Lewassig and Bcbxvtoar Probkds in
witl speak.
1. Her presentation is titled Developing Productive
ncrshlps between Home and School.
The meeting is being beta Tuesday. Oct. 21 at 7:30
m. at the Diitilltam Board of Education leadgl/arters.
Towtow Rd. W'.. Whitby.
For Iii am information, call 327-1(&52.
JB��y shower Sunday
AJ �s. ', erne L\Ag. Ki fx.sts a Tree t+.i+y .1n �vrcT
!.int parent, thus Sunday.
w ,bolter rs bang held. Sunday. (Xt. 19 :d 2 P.M. At
dw Ajax Cont munity Ccwtrc. C'cntcnntal Rd. TAcrc's a fash-
itne show fcatunng maternity wear. informxum on infant
pfdiopulrrxilwy resuscrtation. dixw pntcs, gift hags. and
displays by focal civic and business gawps.
To register, call 619-1 %66.
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Ajax -Pickering General Hospital helps detect Cross and Miriam Fulton, await their next
osteoporosis at earlier stages, providing early patient. The machine is used to measure an
treatment and better prognoses for patients. individuals home density, which provides a
Here. the densitometry team at the hospital clearer diagnostic picture for doctors.
Traffic tied up, after multi -vehicle accident
lhi�ais aixtou. io Etct tticu iiwuiidi.uit
weekend started were trapped for Nmrs in trar-
f: along Hwy. 401 Friday after a garbage tack
crx- 4k -d near the intersrdtion of Hwy. 115/35.
"A garbage truck was headed casitnwnd and
it hit the concrete median and rolled over in to
the westh and lanes:' says a spokcsmjn for the
Whitt), Jctachmcnt ..t the (hitario Provincial
Polwc
a wl,i iiK Ulu W. )s.i,-wO.ilOg disc [--Mg traf-
fic. A westbound car also swerved to avoid the
truck and flipped on to its side. -flwrc were
only minor injuries reponcd from the dolli-
siu ms.
The wcsthtund lanes were closed from
at%,ut the tiny of the accident :et 5 u) p m until
I I p m The casth and lanes were ,pcncd
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because the acs idcnt occurred in a con,trucuon
toric where traffic had already been reduced to
two lanes in both directions, and the �m-ramp
from Hwy t5/115 in the casthound lanes of
Hws 401 wear already closed
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is in the bag
Canadians take home more than 55 million plastic shop-
Canadian Plastics Industr} Association. says. "It is not a
ping bags every week'
technical problem to melt and recycle plastics. Once col -
When Bulk Barn store removed its recycling bins for
lected. cleaned and processed, film can be recycled into new
plastic film, a reader called me to express her disappoint-
film.
mens. Pickering's Bulk Barn manager said too man coma-
When different plastics get mixed or co -mingled, it
mmants such as oil -stained hags and disposable diapers
becomes a plastic lumlxr."
were being dcfx,sited in the bins. Also the large bins need-
He adds that, if a municipality is strongly committed to
ed replacing about every.six months which became expen-
solid waste diversion. it will kxrk tossard the' long term and
sive to maintain.
find ways to strengthen markets and recycle effectively.
Good public education with easy -to-
__ __, brcaklm_ even when markets are
read posters are needed for both cus- LARRAINE down. Internet users can find out
tomer% and employees to make recycling
more ah(ut this industry through
depots work.
ROU LSTON
www.plastics.ca. f II cover marketing
-
In the late 19".. a closed loop system
to a future column.
for recycling the polyethylene grocery
- Plastic film is necessary on some
and retail hags developed rapidly in R�C•� f•���
'S `a to(x s, but it is up to us to choose
Canada and the U.S. -
what we do not need. Reuse cloth
By the fall of 1991). it was estimated Repo rt
hags.
that more than 10,000 supermarkets were
Refuse a bag for a single item (w a
participating to plastic grocery sack recy-
,null item that can be included into a
cling programs.
bigger hag. Don't put bananas. for
Unfortunately. due to a variety of economical and politi-
example, into a separate bag Reuse milk pouches for lunch
cal reasons. the present market for the film is very low. Sue
bags. In addition, both people and municipal purchasers
Campbell of Durham Region Recycling says the Region
must kook for the EcoLogo when buying plastic film and
doesn't intend to include it in our Blue Box pick-ups until
other products to help develop markets for p(st-consumer
the market improves.
waste.
But the goof news is that Sears Canada recycles cus-
COMING EVENTS:
tomer%' unwanted Sears bags. And. Dominion Say-A-Ccn-
Oct. I S. 9 am h1 4; p in.. Cameron. Ont. Fcovillage Net-
tre at the Ambcrlca Placa in Pickering still has its bin for
work of Canada meeting. For details, call 705-887-155 1.
plastic film. "W'e'ye never had a prohlem with our recycling
Nov. 17-18, Old Torun Alexandria. Virginia- Recycling
box.' says store manager Bill Slipetr. "Tie clean plastic
Laws International presents 'Take it Back' 97' conference
film from produce hags deposited by customers gets picked
on packaging design. For details, call 301-335-4237,
up by our hag supplier and put into the hatch making new
Dominion hags:'
Lorrain. Reulsnm's column exploring enrtnntmental isstws r"u-
Paul W'allcr. manager of Education Serylccs for the
lark apt can , n %idnexda%
Sexual health the
topic at Women's
Centre meeting
in Ajax
%JAX -- Sexual health 1% ort the
agenda tornortuw when the Afax-
Ptckrnng Women's Centre hosts a
meeting
The group r, oficrtng a ,cries of
free ntcractnc sc,srons on women's
w cl Inc. ,.
On TTtur%d:ty. Oct 16. public
health nurse Cathennc W'alkcr d:% -
cusses sexual health from 7 to 9 p.m.
at the centre. Portable N 2. St
George's Anglican Church. southvrest
,%x , ,.t itanaS:A11 th ,.► Nw.j. 2.
Pkkcrtng Village 1Ajaxt All arc wel-
come to attend. but preregistratum
recommended.
Call 326-1064 or 686-2661 for
iakxmatu,n.
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Clues sought in `skilled'
-in at Pickering bingo hall
BY SGT. KIivIN SI-ANEY
DURHAM NI GI()V( RIN11 sloPP6RS
CKERING — Crime Stoppers and
am Regional Police are asking for your
in solving a break and enter here on Oct.
killed burglars managed to forcibly enter
Delta Bingo Hall at 975 Dillingham Rd.
cen 2 and 5:15 a.m. that day.
nce inside, the culprits located and
chcd open a safe containing a large quanti-
cash.
rine Stoppers will pay for information
leads to an arrest in this incident. As a
Carib
ab hosts
ickerincr
dance
ICKERING
lin, rc ,mu
dance the
r.11 away this
i.jtday in
L k ring.
I he Picker -
g Carib Cana-
an Cultural
0ciatiun
Ll. a uCele-
alrn 17th
nniversary
inner and
ance Satur-
n. Oct. 18 at
c Pickering
c: rcatton
nnplex. 1867
alley Farm
d (south of
w 21. Cock -
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rnfollowed
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7 10 p.m. For-
p3al dress is
req u i red.
Music ,, per-
�ormcd hN
Fletcher. s
Love.
An adult admin
ioton is $25.
Call 42x -
674h (Alma).
42 0. 5 1 96
ISu"an). 430-
)S7 INI„rm:u
,or 42v :�' 4,1
(Wilhc)
caller, you never have to give your name or tes-
tify in court. Crime Stoppers does not use call
display.
If you have any information aM,ut this case
or any other crime, you're asked to call
Durham Regional C'rinic Stoppers at 436-8477
or I -800 -222 -"rips.
_J -J J
Sergeant Kevin Slaney is the police co-
ordinator of the Durham Regional Crime
Stoppers program and .submits this article in
the interest of soling crime.
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WEDNESDAY. OCT. 15
CANCER: Hearth Place Cancer Support Cen-
tre offers a 'Yoga for bodies under stress' pro-
gram for cancer patients or their caregivers
from 10 to 11:15 a.m. at 86 Colborne St. W.,
Oshawa. All Durham rrsidents welcome. Pre-
registration required since space is limited. 579-
4833.
CUBS: The 4th Ajax Cubs meet from 7 to 8:30
p.m. at St. Paul's United Church. 65 Kings
Cres., Ajax. Indoor and outdoor activities for
boys aged eight to 10. New members welcome.
427-6409.
THURSDAY, OCT. 16
WOMEN: The Ajax -Pickering Women's Cen-
tre is offering a series of free interactive ses-
sions on women's wellness. Tonight• public
health nurse Catherine Walker discusses sexual
health from 7 to 9 p.m. at the cerate, Portable N
2, St. George's Anglican Church, southwest
corner of Randall Dr. and Hwy. 2. Pickering
Village (Ajax). All welcome. Preregistration
recommended. 426-1064 or 686-2661.
CANCER: Hearth Place Cancer Support Cen-
tre offers Stress Buster relaxation and guided
imagery techniques for cancer patients and/or
their caregivers from 1:30 to 3 p.m. at 86 Col-
borne St. W., Oshawa. Free. All Durham resi-
dents welcome. 579-4833.
FRIDAY, OCT. 17
ALLERGIES: The Durham Region Anaphy-
laxis Support Group meets the third Friday of
each month in Ajax at 7:30 p.m. This group
provides support for those dealing with life-
threatening food/other allergies. 686-3018 or
42()•8404.
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The beat goes on...
Ajax talent, worldwide vision
BeatFaclots Nlustc is doing some reall%
gout things tiff Canadian urban MUSIC
artist.
Unlike some record companies that seem
to have their :vc only on the bottom line.
this new record label has a higher vision: to
give genuine support and promotion to
Canadian R&B. soul and rap artists.
There's a hu_r amount of talent in those
musical genres up here in Canada. but not
the infrastructure a, support it, says Beat -
Fac ton founder. and Ajax resident, Ivan
Bern
-("mil the word 'represent' means 'sup -
poll,' there will never he a progressive
urban music industry in Canada. And until
we unite to educate ourselves more about
the business, there will always be music but
never a music business."
BcatFactor% has made great strides since
it started oul in Ajar in 1490. as a manage -
men( iompans ti.r young. talented black
music artists
As wch it has represented such notable
act as Sltchic Mcc and L.A. Lu%. Index.
Lo%C K Sas. Devon and Rupert ll
amon_., mann others.
Fmm the itmc tit its inception. BeatFac-
ton Manaecmcni's artists ha%c sold over a
Millon records worldwide
The compam has also prided itself in
signing the first Canadian rap artist to an
international record deal and selling more
rap. hip hip and R&B records worldwide
than ane other Canadian management Com-
pany
Its hest known cicm. hip hop group the
Dream A'arnors. sold Mx).000 copies
worldwide of their gn.und-breaking hip
hiip/jail alhum. And Now the Legacy
Begins
The htgge,t leap came one year ago for
BcatFaclUK%.
That's when the management company
dcetdcd to transform it%clt into an indcpcn-
dent record label
The new venture is headed up by Ivan
Bern. Rupert Gavle and Phillip
Giylc - Afax resideIlfl DIT.
At around the same time. the
company forged a partnership with
EMI Music Canada. snaking BF the
first urban music label in Canada to
be natiunall distributed by one of
the six major record companies in
the world.
The brand new recixd label has-
n't wasted any time at all.
Over the past year they have
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Faro Ii, ion. owner tr,*tn left) Ian Berry, Rupert Gavle and Phillip i 1% .tr., 'r.
ing a leg up to young urban Canadian music artists. The trio established the Beat Fac-
tory in 1990 in Ajax a% a management company I(x)ktng for bright, young and undis-
covered talent.
released a number of compilation CDs rep-
rc%cnting a cross section of black -music
artists: RapE%sentsals One and RapEssen-
tial% Two. Grt)ovcEssanual% and Essential
Caribbean, not to mention nabbing a distri-
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Wind and Fire's Greatest Hits Live,
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Friday. Oct. 24 and Saturday. Oct. 25. ticket information, call 416-297-6024.
Variety show, big band
dance swings into Pickering
Musical theatre show
visits local
retirement centre
PICKERING — The Pickering West Hill
Musical Mcatrc will offer patrons something
l tally different later this month.
The musical theatre troupe presents a variety
show and dance at the Village Retirement Centre
in K-kcnng Friday. Oct. 24 and Saturday. (let
Choir sings
it loud to
mark fifth
anniversary
BY MICHELE Y(x'Nc
tx RHAM srA I -
Durham Rcgton's finest Choir is lift -
tog us collective voice in celebration of
Its fifth year - and you are Mitad to xoin
them in a spacial anniversary concert
OCL IN
The goal of the Durham Phi9wrnxn-
ic Chow over the past five years has been
'exctlknce: pure and simple. and this
year they're cck+raung, not just their
five years in existerK;e, but also their
ucngtlishment-s ova dict time.
The growth and success of the choir
is due, in large pert• Io the expertise of its
dumtor. Robert Phillips.
"Wc have a really wo lidaful dircc-
tor," says choir member and Whithy rc%-
idcnt, Lynn Dyck. "He krkm% an awful
len. not just about the music. but about
the voice Itself -
She says this is a very irdustriou-s
:choir. adding. because Phillips knows
: his stuff - and how to teach it - --it snakes
us WANT to work hard "
_ Phillips says a lot of the choir's time
»end energy is spent on fine timing -
- working on the fundamentals of choral
singing.
"We take all the basics of chord)
6suuction - including the blending of
voices, clarity, diction, enunciation of
wads, proper breathing, and so on - and
boy that to some of the best choral
music available, whether it's folk songs
pr larger -score pieces.'
The superior quality of the music is
litntiaw thing that Dyck likes about
being a member of this choir.
-M )repertoire is really demanding.
•After some hard work, you really feel
)rewarded by the time you perform it:'
.phe says.
;: Dyck says the work of the choir and
its director has paid off over the past five
gears.
"I've been in the choir since almost
*!he beginning and I know we've really
.d, irnproved over the five years. We've
• piped all the concerts we've done and
,t'P'ring those recordings you can
: jrally see the difference:' she says.
The choir will be marking the 200th
anniversary of Frani. Schubert's birth by
singing his 'Mass in G.' The choir will
•be joined by some former choristers and
soloists to present the work along with a
:,variety of other solo and choral -I--
lions.
The Fifth Anniversary Concert takes
: glace Saturday, Oct. I gat the Salvation
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Tickets for this special concert are
available at Wilson and Lee Music
Store, 87 Simcoc St. N., in Oshawa and
: ;at Information Oshawa, at the Oshawa
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Pickering Panthers' Tyler Middlebrook fends off a
Wexford Raiders defender during Metro Junior 'A'
Hockey League action at the Pickering Recreation
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Top figure skaters
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PICKERING — Figure
.Laing cnthusiamt will he
itemcd it) a talented display at
the sixth annual Central
Ontario Section Toyota
(htoberfest Competition at the
Pickering Recreation Complex
tins weekend.
Top national and interna-
tional skaters and the best
Young competitors from the
host Pickering Figure Skating
PICKERING C 1 u b
FIGURE SKATING will be
-- �—� ,in ice
!r I Oct. 17
j to 19. In
total.
— CLUB J 5 8 5
n,tnabr.CI skaters
in the
juvenile through senior cate-
gories will compete in singles.
pairs and dance events.
Jennifer Robinson, the 1996
Canadian senior ladies' cham-
pion. and Jeff Langdon, the
1997 Canadian silver medalist
who placed in the top 10 in the
world championships, will
take part in the meet. Stc%en
Cousins. the seven -time
British champion, will add an
international flavor
ladies. Lisa Gilroy and
Matthew Smith, juvenile
dance. and Nicole Thomson of
Pickering and her partner
Shaun Tilley of
to the COS Toyota
Barrie. novice
Octolerfest meet.
photo by A.J. Groen
Six member% of the Mckrring
Figure Skating are Alexandra
Richaird%on, Lisa Gilroy.
Club will compete at the
1997 Toyota %latthr% Smith
and Kendall Tyler. Missing for
Octoberfc%t competition this weekend. photo %err Nicole
Thomson and partner Shawn
Kneeling I% Arrsandat Gilroy. In track. from left. Tilk-y of the ltanpo%j skating club.
Wexford knocks the stuffin (y out
of Panthers
a.m. to II p.m.
originally from
..
BY AL Ri%t.-17
who paw money to sec :h;. -t
to he to the iinc-up our the
snxmui. KItR
g3l"C,.
Panther% against the Hunmvilk
PICKERING — The
ML(;ilhs says the Panthrn
Wildcats at the Pickering
Thanksgn ine wcckcnd was A
�c appealed his two*game' %u%-
RCcreat on Complex Sunday,
total turkey for the Pickering
pertsitnt us the league. and have
Oct. 19 at 7 30 p.m
Pte.
requested H,m%tt,n nt)t hL
Tlic P:mth r. .it in .monti
The Panthers Mete carved up
allowed to referee any mote
place to the league % Eastern
by the Wexford Raader% who
Panthers h.xnc dates.
Dntston wttha mark of 5-4-3 lex
took ho th ends of a hoose -ani-
Tykr Muldkbxo ole and Toa
13 points Pickering trails f" -
home series to Metro Junior 'A'
Crniluvic, while shorthanded.
place Oshawa L.cgxxuures (7 -2 -
Hockey League regular_sGason
scored lex the Panthers in
0) by one putt.
actr.xf.
Friday's contest.
The Raiders humbled the
In respxtse to the
FEW
Paathtcrs ri-? m the Pickering
weekend drb+•rcic. the
Recrc2m-m Complex Fnday. then
Panthers have track two
c7u%hed the Pickering putur% m- I
roster novo% to bolster
ARAfY SURPLUS
at the Scarborough Arena
their line-up.
• s+ : . t�'
Gardens Sunday.
Pickering purchased
HALLOWEEN
On Scoria%. with head cinch
Joel Jo>hntxt froom the
Rod McGtll4 in the sand% after
Peterborough Treruway-
SPECIALS
being slapped with a two -game
Wager Bees odte f OHA
suspension during Friday's con-
Provincial Junior 'A'
twos
test. the Panthers were never in
Hocke% Leaguc.
the game. The host Raiders sun-
Johnston. a centreman.
`'. of
ply outworked Pil kering for their
had 60 puatts with the
Halloween
ninth win of the season against
Blast seaon sand was
in
draft
,,
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aaly tete bas. Centre George
an eighth round pole
•."
Trifon scored the Panthers' lone
of the Ontano Hockey
li at Low Low
goal.
League s Peterborough
+
Meanwhile. in Friday's tilt
Pctcs Last year.
Prices
before a good crowd at the com-
"We really needed
d
pkx. the Panthers dropped their
some veteran kadership
`
first home game of the season.
tip the mtkfle. He should
However, penalties wire the
be a good cone -two punch
1240 Phifflip Murray Avenue
Panthers' downfall: at one point,
with George Tnfoon. We
•
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they took sc%ert miaox mfrartiotn
have high expectations
1
in a row. A:s a result. Wexford
for Joel:' says Mcf;dhs.
sock for four powerplay goals
The Panthers also
to putihe game on ice.
made a cash deal for
O
According to McGillis. the
Markham Waxers
of
officiating of referee Jim
dc:fenceman Justin
Houston in the Friday contest
Cowalezyk. The 6'3"'
NOTHING
WORKS
was "atrocious" as the Panthers'
185 -pond Port Pen} rL%-
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penalty box was a revolving door
ideseventh-round nt was a senth-round
through the entire game.
draft choice of the Sault
YOUR MONEY
"We felt the game was out of
Ste. Marie Greyhounds
last
Diesel
control. Seven or eight penalties
year.
were called in a row on our team.
"We're a better team
I asked fox a time out and he
today than we were this
denied it: 1 asked for a stick mea-
La -%t weekend:" says
surement and he denied it. I had a
McGillis. "We're a team
disagreement with him and 1 was
that can now challenge
thrown out of the game. I was
lox a playoff position"
extremely disappointed with the
Both Johnston and
$019
situation. I felt bad for the people
Cowalczyk are expected
C
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photo by A.J. Groen
Pickering Panthers' Tyler Middlebrook fends off a
Wexford Raiders defender during Metro Junior 'A'
Hockey League action at the Pickering Recreation
Complex Friday. Pickering lost 8-2.
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PICKERING — Figure
.Laing cnthusiamt will he
itemcd it) a talented display at
the sixth annual Central
Ontario Section Toyota
(htoberfest Competition at the
Pickering Recreation Complex
tins weekend.
Top national and interna-
tional skaters and the best
Young competitors from the
host Pickering Figure Skating
PICKERING C 1 u b
FIGURE SKATING will be
-- �—� ,in ice
!r I Oct. 17
j to 19. In
total.
— CLUB J 5 8 5
n,tnabr.CI skaters
in the
juvenile through senior cate-
gories will compete in singles.
pairs and dance events.
Jennifer Robinson, the 1996
Canadian senior ladies' cham-
pion. and Jeff Langdon, the
1997 Canadian silver medalist
who placed in the top 10 in the
world championships, will
take part in the meet. Stc%en
Cousins. the seven -time
British champion, will add an
international flavor
ladies. Lisa Gilroy and
Matthew Smith, juvenile
dance. and Nicole Thomson of
Pickering and her partner
Shaun Tilley of
to the COS Toyota
Barrie. novice
Octolerfest meet.
dance.
Of local note is
The compeli-
the homecoming of
tion runs from 9
Nadia Nficatleff.
a.m. to II p.m.
originally from
..
daily.
Pickering. and her,T
i c k e t s .
partner Brunt
)
available at the
Marcotte, of
door, are $5 for
Quebec. who were
-.-
adults and $3 for
1996 Canadian team
children and
lrlcrnhers. They will
.niors. All -event
compete in the
STEVEN
passes are $12 for
senior pairs event.l_'O('ti1NS
adults and $7 for
The Pickering
Figure Skating
Club, in its 26th year of opera-
tion and with over 6M mem-
bers, aim) boasts a large group
of skaters who'll compete at
the prestigious event. They arc
Alexandra Richardson and
Kendall Tyler, juvenile ladies:
Amanda Gilroy, pre -novice
children and
seniors.
For more information on
the COS Toyota Ocuoberfest
competition. call 420-1433.
For more information about
the Pickering Figure Skating
Club's programs (ages three to
adult). call the club office at
420-4117.
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Operations Supervisor
Reporting to Me Operations .11faterager, Ike Operations Supervisor is responsibk for the preventative,
diagnostic and reactive maintenance for all interna/ and externa/ assers of a Dalt million square foot
shopping centre.
The ideal candidate is a "short -sleeve sapervitsor- and self-saarter with proven orgarei,atiowd and
leadership skills in a similar environment Abdiry to work with both staff and contractors coupled with
demonstrated abilities in prioritizing, scheduling. monitoring and performing required skills is essentiaL .4
Province of Ontario F-kcaiicurn's License, hands-on knowledge in a variety of other trades, a miainMtm of
two years supervisory experience and five years rtlated work experience are also required Familiarity in
reading blueprints and construction drawings, excellent verba/ and wrinerr communieattion skills• and
knowledge of the Health and Safety .pct round out Ike qualifications required for skis pleidon.
Otrgoarg dirties will include comeplete arspectionas of oke pkyswal plant and exterior properre, nonimrorg
the performance of Ike C'entre's HFAC-, Ekctrica/ and Mechanical tyutpnereirt, assisting wept the
preparation and condo/ of annual expense and capita/ development projects and budgets: umamt
construction coordination; and the unpletrentation, maintenance and automation of a Pievoreawive
Maintenance Program
Interested candidata are asked to forward their resume, nor later than Iitdnesda)'. October 300. /99-, to:
Pickering Town Centre, .4dministration Offset, 1355 Kingston Road,
Pickering. Ontario, L 11- I B8, or fax to (905)420-93 79.
vwrim sp.K%wES (FF IN RH.&m REGION
C(M)RMNATOR
POSITION kEQUIREMENTS:
• Tho,r-gh kn.w Icdgc ,1I wk lel SehiKes ark/ victim issues,
`exrally acquired through a degree in social work. psychology or
related program of surly.
• Demonstrated expeneacdoducauudundersunding of crisis
ine kation work including We field of woman ,dune.
•
Sound knowledge of ten justice system and awareness around
vwUrnValkn Me".
• Cwxd oral and wrmen commuaicatious skills aid ability to present
information to loge and uoall gnxaps in accordance with the
prtwpks of adult education.
• Strong interpersonal skills and ability to maintain good working
relationships with police. fire and regional ambulance Menkes.
volunteers and a broad range of Social Sen Ice provider.
• Expenomcdabihty in organizing. training and managing volunteers
from diverse and varied backgrounds.
• High level of commmnem and energy to oversee a complex and
demanding program.
• Supervisry ability or experience.
• Computer knowledge
POSITION SUMMARY:
Under the general direction of the Bead of Directors of \'SDR, the full-
time Co-ordinator Is responsible for the development and admhmstralian
of the Vicum Support Services of Durham Region. Accomplished by
effectively managing and munitioning the delivery of this service and
supporting the enhancement of social justice through providing direct
assistance to victims of crime, tragic circumstances or disaster (referred
to the service by police officers, firefighters and/or regional ambulance
officers); ensuring the adherence to applicable legislation. regulation.
policies and procedures in accordance with ministerial guidelines as
developed by the Ministry of the Solicitor General and Correctional
Services.
Although the volunteers ultimately provide the assistance the VSDR Co-
ordinator is the one who develops and maintains a postmc. healthy
organizational climate. The VSDR Co-ordinator represents VSDR to the
police, fire services. regional amhulance, the helping sen ices and the
community at large. Sensitivity to the needs and interested of others B
crucial to facilitate co-operation and maintain gaol public relations.
Be a Purl of The Excitement)
We are expanding our famous !akeout & dekv-
ery locations That meant we are lookrrg for
career-rrkrwted women aro men as:
sere Manager
You possess strong leadership, o0rrnuaura-
tan. decision mtk,•,g s interpersonal skills
You are outgoing anC !nendly with excellent
pAlOmer service skills. and you have a mrx-
mum of 2 years experience In the test food
wxkatry
cook
You must be well-groomed. dependaDb
responsible, a team player & take an acuva
rob in cleaning. You nave previous cooking
ekperience, and the ability to convrwncate tlu-
enFy in English.
Please note WM all fobs we hani s -as and
or dude law rliyu and w..-, work.
Pizza Pizza offers an attractive salary & bene -
his program with outstanding training & devel-
opment opportunities. To apply please submit
a resume to: Patricia Sordo. Pizza Pizza
Lsmted, 560 Jarvis St Toronto. Ontario M4Y
2H9 Fax: (416)967-3566. Pizza Pizza Is a
smoke-free work place.
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Trans Canada T nick Driver
Training
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P.D.I C. Log book border -Air brake,
Commercial tire changers an .
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No GSTIPST 24 hr.n days per week
Financial Assistance may he available
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We require four friendly, enthusias-
tic, outgoing people to help us serve
our customers this Christmas from
November 1st through December
241h. Duties include answering
phones, stroller and wheelchair
bans, gift wrapping and more.
The ideal candidates will be energe-
tic, mufti-taskers who thrive in a fast
paced environment and enjoy deal-
ing with a wide variety of people and
situations. Shifts will include even-
ings and weekends, as well as some
days.
Interested candidates please for-
ward resumes by October 24 th to:
Guest Services Manager
Pickering Town Centre
1355 Kingston Road,
Pickering Ontario
L1V 1B8
or fax to (905.420-9379)
No telephone calls, phase.
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Inc' antiques, fine tummrre. Royal Doutt". tum owner. fnnl mlo w. o* 70 mwng pmw "anon• pa' -
CLIENT SERVICE EXECUTIVE mN� Moocrott, good corns i oiasss old toys. Coge,_ Law MO be " �w r dw � n'r^16t `Owoe underground parking.
s.'ith iu,ttrmer .,-n ice abilities. tic- & other Interesting snicks Durham's Largest (iwwinro`Ll�d. y041M6 Rood sMeNrey s 1Bp np I�pur.speS 55 f�T
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MAIUIIE G1wranented S'of• Moulnm Heavy city with me um. sine" Lot low aurPd 38 A ale Dorf 17 Florida room serene On PROPERTIES LIMITED
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coon A .aperemal AO erten- E.OSNwa. Onur LIG )T1 t,maw MUWcDr4 iW"Ot lady driven. $wry IoAoed raft' .DMH. KadNp nor 1-bdrm basement 3coo- I-IIE(I Semi $700/month
asm wsumes to19Mtes MloadB la.
19M 19
1 OMa
Mention Terminal
apt. Separated
entrance, no smok-
OWN SALOM III e-
AOMNSTMTIVE AMfstael
wren toperetnced Stylist
needed lot small sales i
mon 5 years e.puo=
market.; awry to Surpor
Also rental chat, amebk
dugh Must naw ucewnt
►Wase W PN N 68.7821
eammumahon SMds. Com-
WMTYLtST add EMtN110ian
porter knowledge and some
required, min 2 3 years n-
Obokkelipmg experience m-
W-, C01905-683-2954
bpm would be an asset
IF YOU are not nW.; SM
OMPA tOW AtreS as wea
.e0 u9 us Oshawa Com-
a Dung a lean payer are
1my teas lull Ink people
asp mporunt caaaclens.
►ay v,,ws mm path All
na PWase Hind your re -
lm Laa.a 721 0291
sant to 90 Itone0l Cres
LIGHT TELE►NONE II111R6
Unit 12. Scarborough ON
flay,or herrings red Sudan
Mix IM3
Once Full Ial,mnIt provided
Cal Mr W Wane a 1901
ApVERTgINC fAIES
n3a910
AGENTS red Loads sup-
40gr COM-
LIME TECHOCIAN. lox P,„-
yye, Full ,me
Wo groomed
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Fa
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Holy
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16AAAm 34 E.CS 1 ONce
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stat. Olob," to upsca,
wodM s tashias pastgner
ryAVW with al gam And
Lar plane Pw, p I . wary
wrwo.. ca,py
MO Cr 401-9759
apt. Separated
entrance, no smok-
3 -Bed bungalow 5800/month
1
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WWIL kmawn awning arm
Hwy down 22x.00 M
45800
ALIaft(
lw FNB 6MB. MO
ing, n0 pets.
Lap MN ft' mT
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ed 6�hI kI
M.. 5 sped. R.MO .rem-
AVdd. NOV 151.
80~ S"* Spcai Pw-
hed. 92.100 anlMNe CAN
(905)571-6275 or 1-800 840 6275
TIS 'J oW-PAWC
chase - ter. Lai C1Aiaw
Ifo AMM. 741x,. AM. 4
!9051723.3511
Call 686-9949
MARK STAPLEY
Fashions, w to 75% an NO
a son aeaKMt conation.
I.Ned Sots 227.000
Ht CoM WraI;W, 305.
NIXON. Whae "DON "S
Fnm t 901 Ot
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$5500 CumNO PWaHi roll
y0S.6fi9-9B17
CWAT CE. BKtI W Apart-
morn. ,nab hon -smoker we,.
Saks Rep Sasoo Group Excel Really Inc.
CIO.
MAry S W. Punon lalws.
Mary
40-
cendle, $9950905- 120-
90%
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con,e0, ava,lAOW wrmNdwk-
ry Frwge. Sion. povate M-
1 TON.M
wlepy 668410
1$11 A'UMM EXCEL CIL. 4
yy"" alll,ded ab. brad new
6 5 L Ni dal.
Rana. parkin, lama m-
16AAAm 34 E.CS 1 ONce
tledroan Hit Fd
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door. s speed, air moron-
Imp. Ger Niue well Alin.
"oder.
loede, 1 spa monwl,
r3u0M Rth H from GO OIA
f50Nnlomh hULast 9040E
par New
torn. 9600 w suis oNu W
lined very good snap n'
Melal4.2775 r4aoru0le
2904
P9-9760
tenuueanwr. $6.000 am
579-uu
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10113
011 01MCM 81111M WMV
WB F6NN $tri. Ano p.
Mows $200 Atm 0
v�e
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lii6l1t�11�e.
bedroom apt T"ni1Nfew
sea Close to ArMaing.
3�8eGr7om Townhouse Units.
used
used wWNn 11250 errs
and
d U
Tip FADE TAM a span
coup: er;ht red. lady Omer.
" a A&M M. good con
first,schosod pen f7007mo
rApuired n9-7395.
Uls ar P included
p.
$125
c�MO New
auto. Prs. P7B. NC
oboe. $1 700 a Wil oft
90'M' -NG
4
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Nand ram SIT Sova $419
55.000kms. exawm torsi-
IN IM, t B 2 ONroom
Parking IncludeArea.
AAe p Nor student bM hNY'
her New Miehehn rules A
IM MME CARAVAN SE
pafiyls n wry IRM. wW
Cb9A t0 SCf10dS and shopping.
a 5 cf SM S=INI is
227 Crwn 51
must b sw' 511 ON CAM
P,MAk, non-vr4kof, 6cyt.
1paa. dada GmbH
pW1is INA, M amw-
fero1M $e41.11.
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pMN. 16-1441
M5 576.2004
f139D0 CAA Nick 9042E
ba Bus Mp N door. Pak
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5715. Maw Iwrn4r
mO 579.9016
4 A Al
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in Quiet ao
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ON / SIEPN M: Cory
kshea room EmploYse
tire. uh-smoker oval.
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N SMaaia NW*d knch-
and baMmonn Reform.
05A0 905409-2458
CLEAN
BRIGHT HOUSE
White. Rd S
and 401. Rooms
for rent B&B
,nail.; weekly
and monthly
Hydror scaly
welcome,
420-0042
r..,
jlu ,IV
kilChen, baMN . 6
mom. 965.666-3767
""0. apt�0 $hued Da0-
kacMniMltles rea,b... acorn b W .
WNxsewwin 846-107 Anel NOv
1p 905K19-1016
Noor a fee
. a no Owl
,m nm..daf„M$ Clow to as
hes. Hanood/Ilwy 2
a'. mors-s0oin Call J.
uw, 965126-2754
7wmE SALE- ONww. 1-v
2 storsy aN Nick No*. W
,ales. 4Ma001M, Am ow
lWorrbus Rao. WNk to NAI
(AEE- OPEN HOUSE
t SUNDAY UNTIL SOLD
King Cooraaa's W&-
In
Tint yips. For SW or
For (lop. M Dwane
n 5 vspen comm k*
f ewyam■ on 100 e
fres 0. Pop LSM
m Opm CNKeaI. Illy
all consist* sia.wo
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shit A
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DK 131 dMww roc faaiews, avrlapk
Call 905837 2258
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WtANT LOT 90 5 h , 24a it
1411 ,arse Glemben wlernk
low 4 t5 acrd s7B.doo
Abd stn4r. Coumce 132
bwaMM. ■0 %beeq.1M,10:7/a.m.
VNwMI F� q1 we M 02 Nw� no.
East b SMgse S1., M. 1 loll.
Sunday 's Auction leatures the Estate articles of
Knowlton of Bowma,nlle. Plus 2 bankruptcy vellid
b other consignments Partial Ito includes: Dunt
phyfe table 8 chairs, wail Unit, MISC. tables. Chars
WATEMApNT COMMUNITY
m Pon Perry 2 acH lots let
shit A
rockers. Couch, bedroom sets. stove. washer. dry
S11820.0DO74905
9h�
dishwasher, plus numerous other household emec
9Jg�
tools 8 hardware, CB radio S. helmet waine taikil
. We now have heated
mower attachment for ATV , hand 8 electric tools.
�.
LAR
no 220 Devilbrss air cQtpressor. riding mower, vel
cies include. 1990 GMC 4X4 Sierra 112 19
DALN, E, lust south
d Ora. 2 big wM.drw. Iota,
tons 8
Dodge Ram Camper van (fridge, stove, washr.
each 50x300 rat, 5.0. by
etc ). 1993 New Yorker 5th Ave_ 4 dr., 190,01T1
sae. .tied./yea waunroe.
Nonhstar Rogue XL 115 OMC let boat w/Yacm Ch
rtie Dead,W beautiful dry lies.
`dal °win as year. lived new
tracer, 1978 20' Grew 8 trailer , 1996 Polaris XCR 61
(638 his.) snowmobile. Yamaha 200 3 -wheel AT
Wie Far rvery
�rrgr0p° nI�
*5".e�
484.1211
older outboard motors. utility Irrkr. Maturity pow
stacker model
905.
PaiE.a>r-
(PA68), Pitts misc. sports cards . [his
a large auction with a of No
r0"•Y
"
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`dine vehicles win sell SbbfeCt t0 Oeiners appr0v.
ll subject owners cep
be Lood
Auction features misc. sports cards seg at 10:30, h
CAPITAL FMANCMt cash In
lowed by tools d hardware, vehicles see a 12'00 It
48HM at or..ium .les to,
lowed by household furniture 8 Collectibles . Tom
a,ry IeuM to wens w ties
Cal 9wn-9pm. 4t 63368245
$501) deposit on vehicles. balance due (cash or Ctr
OITAMM A LOAN IS NOT
bed :bene) when picked up (Visa- M/C. Imeric
Asn on CheOlie)
Call to Mlglell or laks Jim ell aMeln.
GLIANANTEM SOME
CHANGE In
CPRONT
MacGregor MI#a Seniles.
Mike MacGregor
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CONSIGNMENTS
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Moved a 801
AND ESTATES
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AUCTION SALE
WANTED
1
Thurs. Oct. 16th
Low commission.
MOaIGAGEs good had iia
at 6:00 P.M.
� walMl's AueOon
payment next
wJ" i, -g for Try pun-
HIS Hwy n
day
rates both 299% A
ookcaMn ac�F w Large
Co10wrM
selection of
Sales every Tue1
Thurs. and Sal
quality,
horns kantsh-
6 p.m. Antiqu
rings
--ludi g new
furniture, al
. 1 8ire"wM see
6 owl' press lad
phanoens etc. Owr
Chairs.
Farm style and
er and Operator
BECOME
MYLES KING
n
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AUCTIONS
33 Hae SL
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677.7770 SS 01124 his
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1900.451 3783 DAILY
NON05COPE 1.100477-
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CO , 14. I- 1451-4 $29*
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lichen iffiIe
Hairs n wWN a rnd
al pleas riew
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itis sebCb,.
Berl furt"kxl.
MI5. Chloe, saw. aP'
INrv:". anegue
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a glosswwe. pis
Tres harres..^iDs
I Sat. Oct 11
10:00 .aw. La
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CIA A Pines
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glass. c
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A .I lampe ckssr
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109-355-2106
OCT09ER T25TH
19:36 A.M.
Don sale of Real E
The property of J
and Kenneth Theme
hall Lot 11 Con.
Don Twp 8 m4
It of Lindsay on Hi
to Camaron la
eron Rd. 34 to tan
:esston - tum wah
house on Nor
3 bedroom bu
on 1 acre lot - 11
ge. 2 x 6 stud0innpp
I concept, Cathedf
tg til I&MV room.
s old. Electric he;
s northwest. Ne
s
n day of sale, Cif
30 days. A very aen
five :0umry homef
vrewmqq Call (705) 35
1147 Sale maraW a
sold o
CARL HICKSON
AUCTIONS
REAIORO.ONi.
(705)324.9959
MOBILE 7447664
AUCTION BARN
FRIDAY OCT. 17
AT 5:00 P.M.
3 MILES FAST OF
LITTLE BRRAIN
ON COUMTY RD. 4
The Property of Mr
Oa
CLwdby of Lim
Brian 8 The Props
fy of oke lase Mr.
Mrs V,c Jewell t
Oakwood 9 pc. w
tit dining roan sulk
walnut tea we=
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HeaYen sent Herb..
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Kelly RemTner
with move. Park and load
Certified Herbal
l, starting at $99 and up.
Practitioner
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Fns Estirl I
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cokcsoa dila,
Pant Swvices Peng Services
Cern of Valley Farm Nur Ging W" Edward was re.
DIAMOND
CedAr C1,Mt,
w,,„ yin fwd.
Tired from Dunlop Two where he had wokod for 43
Sam
, E
r- its. Predeceased by M wife Henrietta and his
Maid Service
a V
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See,;.a ...�.'; .. quality
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and his wife Jenr.
caul. and Christine The fainly will receive friends a
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the MCEACI NIE FUNERAL HOME 2B Old Kx+gsh)n
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614►-e3s;
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2 to Spm on Wednesday Service ,, The ;until at
Moved a 801
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11 act 7n Thursday October 16. 1997 kltlarnlem m
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Approx. S2S worth of aObeeae
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sw,WW Looking for iom , 36 r 0Ad s rigie til - out and ealew4vr cones atw bA+rg mute: in, cul and
aw. 35 a crit. harewl gia-V and enlpkotea erypys 00x 3336. ore S.0 -N a IemW with
s.+cew. e.iproye. And hang a" "nnew, DLOWNW AREA a^oar irebe, Pox , 7161
4" to • hra,idsflO l.M. moors and mow Loo" 36 w aro • . . -` o AJAX S LAST NICE lay
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Ido los, haael "ve. wrarr- SPMCIAL LADY rw" son 33368 sports am ,rwrc S KII
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hone0ldi r,prg arr0 .wt ka.,rp !o a speuw
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sfatr•11 home n move d A Enjoys soots Theater unsera loa,rg,.w A single. Gw"y ARE YOU OPEN
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when new. 30 b 40, fun aur mutt h•ve a sense or 36 yr ; 'T •,Prq•d
0" win sales .wrests. STMKE YOUR FANCY, lyrrpr and money CAN m •naw enc enloyt av oM-
who iov" cnilden No 31 Y' - 3 'a Arid W mow Blyl 35264 aeon ane maw s••kI^B en
h"d games SOx 11172 mule won uvas,o,n •,n,,. -Id anoch". sn", to.." who
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20's 5'S- •a an'acr.v.
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who Cis. Nand fun bae resit ro our mars BOX 3526: ar di „ -,;, 3, rg
BWl 13106 Cap 1. ruin mew into box K MY PRINCESS wsha g. Tic BOX 20762
FW LOVING IS&I 3S y' tic c '6C c an•x
26 yr o.. 5'7• .4J b s,n. Give rE A RN,� 1C It maAw ON THE LOOK OUT
gke morwr wan sown hart Yoe Whet -In 31 . 0,a an,Aot"
and been eyes S"in a 30 Y, 0a 5 • •. maw enla'vs aria bebws Enjoys wme, a'•ached ,naw see"ng An
tun thing make ler Irynp. worlu g -1 .7u,M .venings Het", romrae, cuddling inra,-int. abLMd %mwe
snip. poesbke wletronenp niww m neon Looking am "M S00,.n1 a with 2"" a nwaCs.
Must lay chaanse BOX Tor a0msorr. 251032 ah 'hY Wvhce"
33179 se•I.r rrlresb. BOP( 20497 fIDX 11150
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ANMAL LOVER JUST MOVED HERE NEED A COMPANON? 23 yr aid 5'&-. wine 'nay
34 yi Old. 5'4• mecum 48 Y' 010 mar loaiag 10, 4 32 y' No 5'0. 175 to Car Aa+o enjoys pan,ng, camp
bull. ~let" white woman wra likes Ming N'la t Is senting a .an. i g and hAngng QA
Inhale. nil dependants. �'Cang ana hong A goad cY 1 nawi tamale lex seeing a *110, 10 124.
sna"dr
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hazet eyes, non smoker, n4wansrup SMD 5478 0&32
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social coy d wr Enjoys Pho- 36 yr old. 6' 1% b. roman. TOTAL ROk1AFfM HONEST A CANNG
IogrePhy, an. moors. dant- I.. outgoing male seating a 48s. 6' 190 b. attractive 3/ yr d0. 6'- 165 b. hard.
rg, hasspbdr riding and in_. ronuer c wry Box Imanc.ny securewnely working make with thick
NawwMg Se"rg a srrgw 3:3D9B make s see"ng an MtWW- curry hair And a goal"
wtyv Ina.. 3r to 43 Bol( Ire, stm Irnaie. 35 to 45. Enpys baacnts, music.
30404 SEMSITNE AID CARING wino 6 a two romar.c, ler Costly, camping. c001jng
LOPES TO LAUGH 45 yr dM 61-.175 Q plus- trWXhh0. Cblnpan,onwhD and maw Seeking a sw,w
Pro9sssioeial, awsctire. ,any Is. sig. terror. a.>'w1 007( 15505 le nate with sendar rover"..
5'4• srtg. hair. blue ey" See-,; Bl7pt 20838
rd as's. "non romantic lady. 30 to 50 ILETIS43 ar 5'Y�nwla w,el ori Aw
snlpkw Seeing an hwest y" d eEnjoys u mt„sc long
Bot brow I hau, hazel ayes. INTERESTS
whp gwK.man to eryoy � nrnyno"er And social 32 yr old. 5'10' 165 b. H
convey saw tkiy, good sinker Enjoys m0vw. tamer who enjoys biking,
cahrereM.ns, people, COW ONE. -.COME ALL Quiet rimes and more ca npng maw binding and
.iignw and eadh other 32 yr ad. attached male Soo" a maned fe.-y. more Seeing a N .ma.
BOK 3082 seeking An altacned lema. won sm,w nterests BOX .0 smr41r rlwests BOK
who wants a 9000 tine. 16176 33121
NEED A COJOIIIJIW BOX 16203 FLM, FUN, FUN LET'S TALK
40 yr okL 1•make with SOMETHING SERNM 511', 1'0 b. anectanay 35 yr old. male who Is hon-
1,loardw has, blue eyes amd 23 yin did. 6'. 165 bmob seeking an amsaw est. snare and fun to be
a W"Okw Enjoys Ave tris- employedsxtgle while ma. Oma. for adult tin". BOX with Enjoys ars, model
atre. Ca" out, darling, enjoys countrymuse. long 18663 ars, stock urs. walks.
its W corWW move �. ani Warn �i orkingpon o with as MR. ROMANTIC nnOw'" olning W. dManO
romantic ma. with srnilar woman who has smear 21 yr °Ica. 5'5' 160 to mate with �?� ""g a�
ntreps BOX 32869 interests. Kids oka BOX wno enjoys paring, sports
y no more Seeking a P,tlwug neo Bol( 33510
1UNID a SENSITIVE 16234 tamale. 18 ,° 25 with sm-
46 Yr old. white /annus with WILL CALL YOU ASAP •,ar interests Box 32945
bk.,ye Data and due eyes 39 Yr aid. 6'. ht. ran smoking C01111TRY GUY ARE WE ALSLE?
Enjoys sports. dancing. male without dependents. Single whuemale 40 59' Attaaetl wets `ria. in and
moves. Ih"Ire. itad. educated And employed t47 Ips, dark brown na,i stirs 5' l0• with me0urn bald
wales and mere Seeing a Enjoy Alpine sk.g. (ravel, and brown as. Tian and not bad looking.
kntl, swn.eiwe mAke. IB and the outdoors. ryUug and eyes, kenests irwJude music, fkL
older. for c smoker, social drinker.
80X 32905 ampamosnip more Seale a kemab. 30 to daniceg. motorcycles aro
36. nnpocitod, non smokingenjoys movies, dancing. the outdoors. an
n,ng and family events Stag
LETS HAVE COFFEE and ' sm,wr aarv,trs g A s,nge whie °p" m.hOeC and aavnwla-
43 Y, old. 55', $kin. white BOX 13020 female. 20 to 40. who ° s 1pnfyn who's also `e^7
female wish donde nay LOVING AND CUDDLY enjoys Irving in the country discreet and dean Box
Enjoys gill skwtg, tenors. Single while male, 38. BOX 30403 20545
hovel, mw.s and mohe. romanl,c, outdoor type BLUE EYED
Seeking • mAk:, 40 t0 50. enjoys antenswug f nerds. GENTLEMAN
with am,er nkmssts Boat quit evenings M hone. sb- Nice gent eman looking to,
e2C7ALL i LEAVE MESSAGE ng Seeks �mes,gent •gu•1 7 50 y` old. single white ma..
le INS you' 111a sincere woman 3•Ibe a perfect Enjoys walcnm 81foo1 50i f�1A' m
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gemWman BOX 23B% And likes to go t0 the ;how loolung tO„ a Owns* to s
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30's, la. attractive. have WS=AEAt NO GAMES. )y a sense or humor.
pm*soonai mother d one. 22 yr old 16. single .00 PLEASE almaLm a and rmr UerAy.
who w snows, natfmokwr, In ark Mm and dw Single 'PLEASE
5' 10. 160 Piston cap ma BOX 17903
SOCW dr.lw. Enjoys the rsyes Looking for a kanW. lbs. b -41 -hall b1w eyes.
simple ming• in Ids. 18 to 22. who Nov the oul- NOT COMPUTER
e,00yed. seeks female
Seeking en selective it.. Moon. ore IT w•lkshe and fo, long term relationship y, GEEK
sin or divoresM, nNtnw much more tt you mink this Enjoys country woks. fire M old,6'' `iNWinn qaq•
Pa= 1 itis, 3510 a5. w you BOX 16705 site wives candlelight din honsel. M. ettrxuw, outgo-
ssnsenve. honest. for, ming LONELY GUT Tyr. • good parry, ching '4 proleswwW main L*a
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23M mob, aI Seeks Spsrlel
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teieneron. 9•a'9 ow. 30 r o0 3 " s.i.+raw ARE YOU 2E TO 331 h`n1V moiiw rnd mow
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PUM 22 - THF. NEWS ADTEtrnSFR WIEDNSDAT. OC' "Ella tba 1187
Pickering Soor
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Pickering Panthers bantams off to fast start
PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers scored the Panthers' goals. with assists to Craig scoring with a pair of goals, with single mark- The Panthers were edged 4-3 by Belleville
'AA' bantam hockey team posted three wins, a Lillie, Matt Steinke and Ryan Tracy. ers to Faulkner. McAuley and David Lewis. on home ice recently. Porter struck tier a pair of
tic and a loss to start as league regular season. The bantam Panthers scored a 5-4 home vic- Adding assists were McAuley and Porter with goals, with a single to Tracy. McAuley and
In their most recent tilt on Oct. 12 against tory over Barrie on Oct. 5. The ream got solid two apiece, Grimshaw, Joe Pandolti and Marks Tracy each chipped in with two assists, while
Richmond Hill, the bantam Panthers posted a 5- goaltending from Mike Martmiuk. Lillie led the with one each. Porter added one.
2 victory with a good all-round team
effort. John Porter and Ryan
Faulkner led the w'av with a pair of
goals each, with a single marker to
Jason McAuley. Drawing assists
were Brandon Marks and Porter
with two each and McAuley with
one. I CONSUMIFf CAR MART
Twenty_ -four hours earlier, the
Panthers drubbed host Newmarket
8-2. The forward line of McAuley.
Porter and Faulkner had a combined
We
15 points in the contest. Rixokie
ea n
goaltender Stc%e Carson put upa
wall to stone opposition shooters in
arrange
the contest. Goals were scored hv
Porter with fiyc and McAuley with
your
three. Assisting were McAulcy and
each with four. Porter with
financing
two. Mike Rasmussen, Brett
Carpenter and Brandon Marks with
one apiece. Pickering outshut
New market 33-17.
The Pickering bantams played to
a 2-2 tic with Markham on Oct. 9.
Faulkner and Stcsc Grimshaw
Hot goalie helps
Axemen tie his
former team
AJAX — The Ajax. Axemen goal -
tender stopped his old club while help -
Ing his new tram yarn its first point of
the young ha kcv %ca cion in Cohextrg
Mtxidav night.
Dane Burroughs made his dLhut in
net for the Axemcn against his firmer
Coo, noel Cougars teammates. trackstop-
ping them to a 4-4 tic in OHA
Pnovtrk:&W Junior 'A Hockey League
action.
The Axemen hosed rival
Bowrrianville Fagics at the Ajax
C'trmmunrty Centre Tucsdav night after
our pros dawlltnc.
The Axemen trailed 2-1 after the first
period Molloy aril 3.1 after the middle
uanra. The Cougars outplayed the
Axemen by a wade margin in the %ccovud
frame, but BumxtgfL% alkmed only one
shin tiv err s the Ione on a deflecuey n off
r Axcmen's skate
The Ajax )unix%, however, turned
the tables in the final period. scoring
tree goals it) Cnfxxrg's one An trver-
timc perxld failed to t Ak the isibac anvil
the twu teams settled fir a single point.
Mike Agciun% possed a three-point
right tear the Axemen with a goal acrd
two assists. JetT Angclxhs posed two
tions/% and Markus Quinn ane.
Defericeman Rtx1 Hynes added an
assist.
BurnuglLs became available it, the
Axerrim last week and Ajax rtrnped at
the c�de
ha.r�n�o sign
cc tCotiourg's starting
gCoahenr for the peau two year.. ntxc.%
Axemen assistant general m-
-6 -Chuck Sawd on. To make rtxxn for
Burroughs on the nyder, gooalw PWsck
Hertttan's rights were given w the
Ncwtrnarkct Hurticancs
The Axlemcn remain at the ho ttclm of
dile league's Ruokdotck Division with a
record of 0.7-1 to start the regular sea-
son.
Thu weekend sees the beginning 4
dee Axcmen's contests Agairut PkMhcm
Onuilm) lunar Huckcs Llagite learn.
The Ontario Flockcv League and the
NOJHL arc engaging in interlocking
play this year. The 22 Provincial Junior
'A' Hockey League ttarris will play the
five NOJHA squads in weekend trnatch-
1641%.
The Axemen visit the Sturgeon Falls
Lynx Fnday. then travel to Timmins to
take on trine Golden Bears Saurday.
Sturgeon Falls will play in Ajax Sunday.
Oct. 26 at 3 p.m., while Timmins travels
here Sunday, Dec. 7 for a 3 p.m. face-
off. The other NOJHA tearris involved
are the Ray'side-Balfour ( Sudbury )
SabreLau, the Parry Sound Shamrocks
and the Elliot Lake Vikings.
Scoreboard
{t PICKERING PANTHERS
'{ @ ETRO JGMOR'A' HOCKEY LEAGUE
OCTOBER SC1EDULE
Friday, Oct. 17 P4k*r,ng •PWWWM at North York
1
Filling—
Saturday. Oct 25 P,okanng Panthers at Pori Nope
Sunday. Oct 26 Huntsville Wildcats at Pickering
Parnhers
Friday. Oct 31 Shelburne Wolves at Pickering
Farmers
►arwinn hoale gnaws we at the Piclu rmil
Ric oh- Ciampi- on Friday and Sla4y nW*&
Dawe Haas we 7:30 p.m.
AJAX AXMEN OMA PROVMICIAL
JUNIOR'A' HOCKEY LEAGUE SCHEDULE
OCTOBER
Friday, Oct 17 Alex A -men at Sturgeon Falls Lyn.
Saturday. Oct 18Alas AaT,...
ns at Trmms Golden
Elears
Tuesday. Oct 21, Peterborough Trentway-Wagar Bees
at Alas Axemen
Sunday. Oct 26 Sturgeon Falls Lynx at Ajax Axemen
Tuesday, Oct 28 Lindsay Muslim at Ajax Axemen
Friday. Oct. 31 Ajax Axemen al Coxmgmod Blues
NOVEMBER
Sunday.Nov 2 Alex A -man at Newmarket 87s
Tuesday. Nov 4 Cobourg Cougars at Ajax Axemen
Sunday. Nov g Peurborough Tr•ntway-Wagar Bins at
Ajax A -.w Spm
Tuesday. Nov 11 Kingston Voyageurs at Ajax Aramen
Friday. Nov 14 Ajax Axeman at Aurora Magna Tigers
Tuesday. Nov 18 Cobourg Cougars at Ajax Axemen
Frday, Nov 21 Alex Axemen at Coucrncnmg (Onuua
Terriers
Saturday. Nov 22 Ajax A -men at Peterborough
Trentw•y Wailer Bees
Tuesday. Nov 25 Trenton Sting at Ala. Axemen
Thursday, Nov 27 Alas Asemen aI Kingston
Voyapeura
DECEMBER
Ttassday Dec 2 Aurora Magna T.gers at Ali Asemen
Sunday Dec 7 Timmons GrNdwn Bears of Ala.
A.emen
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