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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1998_01_28Bail Tales ,' See Stephen Shaw's analysis on Page 7 Pickering CewsI Pickering's Community STOREROOM PICKERING PJOLlc LKarcAix i PERIODICAL rtiser CENT BRANCH Newspaper since 1965 Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand January 28, lo�)8, Vol. 33, No. 4, Pressrun 42,500 28 pages ■ ■ Tough decisions for polimce More manpower needed, says Durham police chief nancially:* Mr. Boychyn said during a break in the first meeting of the new police com- mission. "We don't know what the (financial) numbers are going to be from one day to the next" Mr. Boychyn, an Oshawa regional coun- cillor, was elected board chairman in a 3-2 vote, defeating civilian member Jerry Moskaluk Uxbndge Mayor Gern Lynn O'Connor Durham school boards leery of who will write new curriculum But half the team BY STEPHEN SHAW r. DURHAM STAFF must be made With less than an hour under his belt as ka new chairman of the Durham Region Police up of Ontario Services Board. Bob Boychyn was con- teachers: ministry fronted yesterday with his first, and likely BOB most daunting, challenge in the coming tem. BOYCHYN Like all local municipalities, which are 'In a state grappling with the realities of provincial of turmoil' downloading. "We're in a state of turmoil fi- nancially:* Mr. Boychyn said during a break in the first meeting of the new police com- mission. "We don't know what the (financial) numbers are going to be from one day to the next" Mr. Boychyn, an Oshawa regional coun- cillor, was elected board chairman in a 3-2 vote, defeating civilian member Jerry Moskaluk Uxbndge Mayor Gern Lynn O'Connor Durham school boards leery of who will write new curriculum But half the team - Oftario will be able to satisfy (the requirements)," says Pat Jer- must be made nom. Durham presidlent of the Ontario Secondary School up of Ontario Tea.:hcm' Federations. T e cur- teachers: ministry riculum "should he written by On - taro educators. -I doii-t want a curriculum from Arkansas.** BY St SAN O'NEILL But. Danicic Gauvin. S!.Att arxxrrER •ru'kc.man for the Minissiry of Ed- Onntarios new high school cur- to at i , ,n and Training, reports "at riculum could he largely influ- lea.t 'tt per cent (of the writing enced by the private pec- lea-, has to he composed of prac- kit. Including American ,mg Ontario teachers firms. say officials from %',,: can't do it without die regiaf's two school -: •schers. We wouldn't boards. ant to:' The provincial gov- She reports the min ernment announced -try is contracting out coming changes to the the curriculum through high school curriculum MERX. an Internet- nternaearlier earlierthis month and haled electronic tender has begun the process of ing service. rather than tendering the curriculum H riting the curriculum through a Canada -wide Rt TH ANN in house. tledronic bidding sys- SCHEDLICH Ms Gauvm says, rise tem. The Ministry of Ed- successful bidder will he ovation, however. points 'Wc hale goxnl managing a curriculum out that much of the task rcsourctsdevelopment team.. trust be completed by whose task will be 'lo Ontario teachers write quality, rigourows and rele- The new merhod of contracting vant policy documents" out the curriculum has left some She says teams will include critics saying the strict rules and representatives from colleges and universitiesnd hers f he was vuted vice-chairman of the board. which includes civilian members Kc%in Ashe, Bob Nicol and Mr. Moskaluk. As new head of the police services board Mr. Boychyn immediately finds himself in a cash squeeze: He will come under pressure from regional council to keep the depart- ment's budget under control but at the same time is responsible under the Police Ser- vices Act for ensuring an adequate level of police standards are met. He inherits a police service recently under fire for overspending its budget by $3.4 million and which at the same time, based on numbers presented by Chief Kevin McAlpine during the meeting, is vastly un- derstaffed. In addition, the service will soon be under the microscope when the Ministry of Solicitor General begins a comprehensive internal audit of the force. See POLICF/Page 3 photo by Ron Piet Fun times three short time frame governing the a rtKrri ° t Maxine Speck and children Danielle anare d Brandon abundled up against the cold process could be detrimental to business community who will en- and determined to have some fun while out for a downhill tube ride at Dunmoore Part- weekend _ preparing students for life after Park in Pickering. Milder weend weather provided the perfect setting for a da "My concern is maybe nobody See DURHAM/Page 3 outdoors._ INSIDE I support widens for riaering nuclear ErW 1 oitiall lanae....... sporb ............11 Eatardeoew ... -..15 CbmelBed .........24 Red Fstate .......REI I) HOW TREACH US General ......683-5110 Death Notices .683-3005 Auction �e ..683-7545 Sincerely Yours ..... ..1-800-662-8423 Internet ........... . www.durhamnews.net Ajax citizens' group to ask their council for help BY MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER Ajax residents appear ready to stand behind Pickering's efforts to get an environmental assessment of the Pickering nuclear station. Brenda Mallaley, an Ajax woman who has been working to gather support in her town to help Pickering push for the assessment, says she received 80 phone calls in response to a recent story in the News Advertiser about her plans to bring the issue before Ajax Council. She is scheduled to appear be- fore Council Feb. 2 to ask the Town to officially endorse Picker- ing's request to the Province for the assessment. She'll be accom- panied by some of the residents who have called her and hopes otherAjacians who support ft view will attend as well. " Ilsere are several people as well as myself who are going toI speak:' says Ms. Mailaley. " 'm not alone any more. Anybody who is concerned and who wants to see this environmental assessment happen, please come to the Coun- cil meeting and show your sup- port. The more people there we in that room the more likely we are to convince Ajax Council people want this" Pickering has asked for the re- view in the wake of recent tritium spills at the station, revelations the plant dumped copper and other heavy metals into Lake Ontario, concerns raised by the Atomic En- ergy Control Board about the way the facility was being run, and the operational safety and manage- ment problems at the station iden- tified in a scathing performancera assessment of Ontario Hyd's nuclear operations released last August. Ms. Mallaley says she man- aged to speak to all but six of the people who phoned and most were worried about health and safety issues related to the nuclear plant. She notes most of those she talked to simply wanted their concerns dealt with and weren't calling for the station to be closed. See NUCLEAR/Page 3 Charges downgraded in Pickering stabbing Victim wounded in Pickering home An Ajax man accused of stabbing s his former girlfriend'new "friend in the stomach Sunday was charged at his hospital bedside with aggiravat- ai assault cadawgcries lilc. Scott Finkle. 41, of Old Kingston Road, was not charged with attempt- ed murder as previously reported by police, but rather the lesser count of aggravated assault as well as assault with a weapon and possession of a dangerous weapon. The victim, a 28-,vcar-old Toronto man, was found wounded inside his girlfriend's Balaton Avenue home in un Pickering around 1:50 p.m. Sday, Durham Regional Police reported Monday. nd Police were given the name a address of a suspect and when they arrived he would not respond to the door or the telephone. Tactical sup- port officers stormed the Ajax home just before 5 p.m. and found the sus- pect hiding in a crawl space, police said. Sergeant Jim Grimley said the man had suffered -self-inflicted" flicted" runiro wounds to the neck aabdomen and was taken to Ajax -Pickering General Hospital, where he remained as of yesterday under police guard. The stabbing victim, meanwhile. underwent surgery and is listed in school boards wanting to take sure the content is relevant in stable condition, police said. Sgt. Grimley said the 29 -year-old y woman had broken up a relationship with the accused man about a year ago. plant review ed by Pickering resident Sally McLeod to push for an environmental assessment of the Pickering nuclear plant. t:' 2 - TW NEWSADVMTUZ& W DNISWY. JANUARY X 1"G a 0 • • • • 'L WA SALE CONTINUES TO FEBRUARY 7TH! -4W vppr, Pa save up to in Our Original Prices _ i F SIMPLICITY i NEW LOOK PATTERNS ­ i odwR mced. ONLY 51.99 ea. a II■InCAIIISO, -MY MECHANIC TAKES CARE OF little bit of cold weather doesn't ,top me from moving, so I can't ct it stop my car either. 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"I think in this time of change it is becoming a clichd to say 'We have to do business differently' but that is what has happened and we do now have to learn to do things differently." he said. He also vowed to deliver to region- al council a "fine-tuned budget" in 1998. However, to do so the board will have to carefully balance its priorities, which should include hiring more offi- cers, members were urged. The department, in its proposed 1998 budget, is asking to hire 20 new officers. But. "on the face of it, 20 seems al- most in the way of not enough,' Chief McAlpine said during a presentation to the board. vided by Statistics Canada, Durham Regional Police is vastly undermanned in comparison to other forces its size. Among Ontario's 12 largest departments, which in- cludes Durham Region, the average ratio of population per police officer is 745.5 to 1. In Durham, there are 828 resi- dents for every police officer. In addition, the number of criminal repons written annu- ally by an officer in Durham is 58, compared to the provincial KE` average of 53, said Chief McAL McAlpine. 'dye The chief noted a conserva- unders tive estimate of Durham Re- gion's population growth since 1991 is more than 50,000. while the typical number of police officers on a force in a jurisdiction of that size, such as Kingston, is 50 officers. "'T'hat certainly tells me that asking Durham boards say jo DURHAM/From page I Durham Catho high school. Ms. Gauvin also notes, however, there is "nothing to prevent an Amer- ican company from applying ... or being the manager of a team. "We're opening up a project for bids Canada -wide. You can't exclude that some companies with American ownersbip might be interested in bidding...It's inappropriate to draw further conclusions from that" Ruth Ann Schedlich, chairman of the Durham District School Board. wants the job to be done here. "1 would prefer that it would be something that would be left in On- tario or Canada. We have a lot of good resources... Why do we need to look outside (the country)?' she asked. Jim McCafferty. chairman of the b can be Inc District School Board, agrees the province's curricu- lum should be written by Ontario ed- ucators. "I think we have very qualified teachers in our system who are close to the action and can write curricu- lum" Bev Freedman, superintendent of programmes for the Durham District School Board, and Gerry Blake, her counterpart at the separate board in Durham, report the job may in fact be too big for any one school board to take on. Both officials say their respective school boards are still considering their options. Mr. Blake notes, `We're not going to work alone. No school board probably can.- While an" While Mr. Blake says he thinks educators will have strong input into) Nuclear review lobby now includes Ajax and Pickering f� rrs- CLEAR/Frorn page 1 "1 didn't get a whole lot of people saying 'shut the damned thing down"' But, she adds. "there was a great deal of concern about what we don't know and there seems to be very little confidence in the Pick- enng nuclear station." She says many of the residents who called Riad "doubt in their minds" as to whether Hydro was necessarily acting in the best in - serest of the public in its operation of the fa- cility. They definitely want this enviroamentM assessment and they feel this environmental assessment will answer their concerns and hopefully put their minds at ease;' says Ms. Mallaley, adding if the review does bring some problems to fight, people want Hydro to address them. Ms. Mallaley's efforts are welcomed by Sally McLeod, who has headed an effort by Pickering residents to express their concerns about the nuclear plant and push for a review. "It is exciting news to hear that our sister community is going to join us in this battle;' says Ms. McLeod. "1 think it's really important for us to have a stronger, bigger voice.- Anyone oice" Anyone interested in having their names added to the list of concerned citizens or leading their support at the Council meeting MY phone Ms. Mallaley at 683-9619. As well, names and numbers can also be left at 686.1344 (ask for Joan or leave a message). Winter festival McLean centre - AJAX — Some cool events will take place at the McLean Community Centre on Satur- day, Feb. 7. The Town's parks and recreation depart- linent pritxents Winterfest from 1 to 4 p.m. There'll be indoor and outdoor children's games, entertainment, horse -pulled wagon rides, dog -sled rides, crafts and a barbecue. Admission and most events are free, while there's a nominal charge for the wagon rides and barbecue. The community centre is at the corner of Westney Road and Magill Drive. Call the parks and recreation department at 427-8811 for more information. Green thumbs set .down new roots PICKERING — The Pickering Horticul- tural Society will hold its next monthly meet- ing Wednesday, Feb. 11 at 8 p.m. at a new lo- cation — on the upper level at the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. Guest speaker Dorothy Duncan of the On- tario Historical Society will discuss supersti- tions, beliefs and legends associated with plants. For more information call Sylvia at 839- 4604 or Christine at 420-4095, ice r. oychyn stressed he needs and I think it s high time it happens,' those 50,000 (people) is not unreason- more lime to learn about the issue be- said Ms. O'Connor. able;' Chief McAlpine said. fore commenting on police manpower, She later questioned staff about "Clearly, we are under- however, "it is obviously something why certain items on the agenda were staffed compared to the that needs to be looked at very careful- scheduled for 'in camera' discussion. norms... we're low" ly." 11� SCARPET CLRANOiG0 OF He said the closest compo- While the police budget and expen- rable community to Durham ditures must he closely examined, B Region is Hamilton -Went- "everybody knows" a mill rate increase CARPET worth, which has 671 uni- is likely in the cards for 1998. the form police officers com- chairman said. CLEANING pared to Durham's 580. Manpower and resource allocation "Would 20 more officers will he among the areas looked at by cause a huge improvement the provincial inspection team, which fin policing)? No. Would it is to start its audit of the department in . =,C . Car/ CIS. IN bring a marginal improve- the coming months. saM • u�bteryClwing PINE mens? I think so:' the chief The audit, which has never been. • H/aii3arviee� are commented during a break. done in the force's 24 -year history. • s6ni t.Sk-. g affed' Chief McAlpine said the should take place in the summer, hoard . ��5� 686.91 issue of manpower and real- members were told. "Tell your friends" location of officers needs to "1 think is should be welcomed. THE BUTLER DID IT. M be further studied. This hasn't happened in over 20 years � H T ■ About 50 per cent of the depart- ment's staff is devoted to "front-line' ISE PARATED - D IVORC E D?policing, compared to 60 per centin most forces, he noted.n r - SWabon Yrevie Feb3 b 5 done at home aona4sonte 1989 Topics: law. Wbng 0o, esteem, refa- Smftip.GST with I� r>funQaple early regstrabbn. n%WW. Hear new friends, www b men your ape b 1 rm A. t1ti-2ti3 3305. the curriculum, he adds it's neces- sary for boards to work ti,gether and pool their resources. Ms. Freedman says the public board is a "logical" choice to be in- volved in the process but adds the cost and short time frame means there is a very good chance it will be external to education. "The curriculum needs time to de- velop;' she says, but the time lines are "very short. "It may be too complicated for boards to get involved and that would be unfortunate," she says. If that's the case. "It will probably have to come from private industry." 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Durham District School Board superinten- dent Doug Wilson says the hoard is trying to de- termine the number of teachers who'll be need- ed for the new school year although it's still without essential information from the Ministry of Education and Training. Board officials met with school administra- tors on the issue last week and are currently de- veloping the "official enrolment projection for each school:' Mr. Wilson reports. However, he notes. the board. like all others across the province, is "still anticipating the regulations from Bill 160 and the new funding formula. We don't know what the specifics will he that will drive staffing." But. Mr. Wilson says the board is "anticipat- ing...the possibility of hiring additional teach- ers" at the elementary level and "the possibility of redundancies- at the secondary level. "The number of minutes identified for in- structional time (in high schools) in Bill 160 is greater than the number of minutes teachers currently teach in Durham:" he says. "To bring up instructional time per teacher we would need fewer teachers.- Pat eachers-Pat Jcrmey. Durham dis- trict president of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation, says if the public school board is "forced to ac- commodate" the new funding �. model and other regulations DOUG this September, the board WILSON could lose as many as 125 'Don't knew secondary school teachers or what specifics have to hire as many as 50. will be "It depends on what the _ regulations say.- she ex- plains. adding the impact of the rule on instruc- tional time depends on how it is defined by the Province. She says if homeroom time and the time teachers are advising students outside the class- room are considered as instructional time, then Durham teachers are already meeting the re- quirements. However, if the Province defines instruction- al time as that spent only in the classroom, "then we may have to alter the current timetable" As for the Bill 160 regulation governing class size, Ms. Jermey says the hoard's current ratio of students to teachers is higher than the 22 to one set out in Bill 160. So, the regulation could force the board to hire an additional 50 teachers. "Until we get the regulations (it's not known if) it could mean hiring teachers or laying off teachers:' she says. Mr. Wilson says there are a number of factors that could affect Durham teachers this fall and notes the board will "adjust to what happens' at the provincial level. However, Ms. Jermey says if the provincial government doesn't release the funding model and regulations soon, it won't be -feasible" for teachers to make changes for the coming school year. "Frankly by now we should have (the num- bers) for September or we should not be asked to implement (the changes):' she says. GM mum on 1997 Canadian profits Canadian stats to be included in North American profit numbers BY BRIAN LEGREE IA RHAM STAFF OSHAWA -- if General Motors of Canada set a new Canadian corporate record for profits in 1997, the company isn't telling anyone. GM has decided not to reveal its Canadian earnings. preferring instead to include them within the numbers for its North American op- erations (NAOI. "The decision was tirade because we're part of North American operations and probably the best way to measure our perfor- mance is as part of the NAO:' GM spokesman Greg Gibson told the News Advertiser. The company did report a record $6.7 billion (U.S.) to profits in 1997, including Canadian results The Oshawa -bused auto giant set a then -Canadian corporate profit s $5W SHOPPING SPREE WINNER .kNNOt'NCEMENT ftkcra*T,,wn Conic a plmed So anntnmce than C Dave of ►rckerayt n the winner of the $Stxt Shopping spree Riven away dtelryt the January 21 2S srdewaa 1)k Pickering Toon Centre CORRECTION NOTICE Media 0141 on sale Mon. Jan. 26 - Sun. Feb 81% Sears store manager's best buy Flyer Paye 17 Model 062001 Kenmore Easy -Clean Deluxe Range reads: Electric Delay took -OM Timer should have road: Electrorrc Timer Sears regrets any mcontrerrenee that this may have caused TREADMILL FACIOW L+1.CiiROU 1 °299 ONSITE REP DELIVERY & SET -up AYAKABLE �AL amm WALK IN HOURS Daily Sam - 9pm Sat. 1 Oam - 4pm EMERGENCIES SEEN W 2 HRS. • • • • • • 24 HR. EMERGENCY PAGER AMBERLEA SHOPPING CENTRE ON WHITES RD. PICKERING BETWEEN FINCH b HWY 401 • Nitrous Oxide Gn • Dwdune Servkss. PerdNs • C~ From bourumn Qwrtrs ..s P, , V 1.AS&PAW record of $1.39 billion in 1995, but saw profits slip to 5679 million in 1996, a year which Ica - lured a three-week strike, conversion activities at Oshawa's car assembly plants and spCL al charges related to the sale of Oshawa Fabnea- tion and Windsor Trim plants. "Wc made a conscious decision to have our numbers incorporated into North American op- erations:' says Mr. Gibson, adding "we still made public our (Canadian) revenues for 191)7 - $33.6 billion -- which is a record:' When the company announced profits of $139 billion in 1995. it did so on revenues of $29.7 billion, leading some observer to believe GM of Canada ecltpscd its 1995 standard last year But Mr GiF,. n leshried to rommcnt, ser% c only the company "us not releasing profits for GM of Canada. "We're not obligated to do i4- he adds, not- ing GM of Canada is a wholly-owned sub- sidiary of General Motors Corporation. The industry is integrated, most of what we manufacture in Canada is exported to the Unit- ed States:" The decision not to release Canadian profits "was a GM of Canada decision - in consultation with U.S.- based company officials, says Mr Gibson. Canadian Auto Workers officials, including Local 222 president %like Shields and first vice- president Was ne %lurphy. either weren't avail- able for commrnt -,n G%Ts pr -,hi,. or (idn't re- am :.ill. at arc.. Oft" rmany's Bertelsmanq Foundation organizes .,international inititiative ,By SUSAN O'NoLL STAFF R POKM The Durham District School Board is tak- ing on a leadership role in an international project organized by the German -based Bcr- telsmann Foundation designed to highlight innovations in education. The board, which received the 1996 Carl Bertelsmann Prize as the best education sys- tem in the world, has been selected to work with six other school boards from around the world as a member of the International Net- work of Innovative School Systems (INIS). The network, which includes representa- tives from Germany. Hungary, the Nether- lands, New Zealand, Scotland and Switzer- land, will allow school boards to share their best practices and "to understand education in each of the particular countries:' notes Norm Green, senior staff development offi- cer with the public board. "It's a chance for us to compare notes, a chance to find out what the word quality means:' Mr. Graen says. The three-year project. which is entirely funded by the Bertelsmann Foundation, will focus on three key areas, one of which is being co-ordinatod by Durham staff. Mr. Green and board superintendent Doug Wilson are heading a project focusing on change and growth at both the clas roorn and board levels. The other two areas of study include a pro)ed headed by Scottish professor John McBeath on quality and standards in educa- tion and a project focusmg on accountability led by Ontario Institute of Studies professor Kenneth Letthwood. "We've never had an international net- work (on education) that's so focused Mr. Green mports.He says the other parlxVants are "very excited about the quality of training Arae (in Durham).- Members urham)"Members of the network arc to now in Durham this September to review results from the first year's work. MP raps CRTC BY MARIANNE TARACs STAFF REPORTER Local MP Dan McTeague is once again call- ing on the federal government to reform the CRTC as Rogers Ca- blesystems gets set to hike price~. "It's time for this fleecing of consumers to stop and it's ob- vious Canadians cannot look to the CRTC for protection;' says the Pickering - Ajax -Uxbridge MP in a media release issued in response to the hike. As of March I, the monthly rate for Rogers' 'Cable Plus' pay TV packages will inCrCatiC by about $2, while the rate for basic cable service is not changing. How- ever, customer% who agree before March I to sub- scribe as well to the new 'MCTV' package of addi- tional channels being offered by Rogers do not have to pay the increase. M r McTeaguc main- tains this new pricing policy is just a marketing ploy to push un- wamed channels onto Luiotorners Rogers Ca- blesystems has maintained the rase increase for its Cable Plus services ha% .am ply brausk them into line with Irby other cable corn- -In keepeng with established retail prwtices, we are providing our best cus- ton•ers with the best price pack- age:' said com- pany president and CEO Jos Wintermans in a statement re- leased by Rogers. "Specifically, we arc providing a discount for those ctwomers who take the greatest number cf servii Lau March, before the federal election, Mr. McTeague intro- duced a private member's bill in Parliament to amend the CRTC Act to require that one-third of its members be tepi sentatives of recognized Cana- dian consumer He nuun- tained most Ci rent members. who are appoint- ed by the cabinet, have a conflict of interest because Obey are from ei- dier the tebcom- munications or cable industries and often go back Io those indus- Iries when they finish their terms. The bill would also have re- quired the CRTC Io provide the public with de - failed informa- lion on how each commissioner votes on rulings, and to take into consideration the cost-effective- ness and impact on consumers of its decisions. However, the Proposed legisla- tion died with the calling cif the election. Mr. McTeaguc hopes to reintroduce U. 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L 1 S 2H5 Prblisker: Teti Whittaker ♦ Editorial Open police board sessions a welcome sign A new broom `weeps clean ... at least that's what can be hoped by the inclusion of a number of figures who made their debut at the Durham Region police services board on Tuesday morn- ing. New chairman Bob Roychyn, new vice-chair- man Gcrri-Lynn O'Connor. new member Kevin Ashe. even relatively new Chief Kevin McAlpine: all give the board a fresh start. Together with incumbent members Jerry Moskaluk and Bob Nicol the police services board has an opportunity over the next three years to conduct its business in the open under proper public scrutiny. where it belongs. As Ms. O'Connor. who is also mayor of Uxbridge and a regional councillor said at the first meeting: "i'm having problems with why some of these it m. r i f NDDo JUDITH GOULIN Opinion Shapers Ajax resident Judith Goulin has an interest in local history. Are you a believer? Ghosts. Many people believe in them, but few admit it. it's much like UFOs. Who will hare their souls? Next time you're in a roomful of strangers, loudly profess your belief in either one, and see the looks you get. Find another believer. though. and the floodgates of conversation burst open. 1 believe in ghosts. There, I said it, i've never seen one. but I have faith in all the ghostly experiences others re- late to me. For the eight Pickering and Ajax ghosts 1 know of, there must be at least 80 more that no one wants to acknowledge. I collect local ghost stones the way people collect stamps or teddy bears e- a e n camera ... some o these things we're taking in camera i don't think be" . Letters to the Take my favourite ghost. white - haired Knox of Pickering Vil- should Told by Chief McAlpine that, historically. editor a is of loge. She a harmless most of the time. except when sbe disapproves of that's how the previous board conducted its busi- the behaviour of humans ar-mild her. tress, Ms. O'Connor shot back. "Well, history'sWitty always correct. • must explain She was the straightest ofnot �� I�x lot of this stuff should be discussed in a Mn. Knox haunts the upstairs of haus"A public forum... as an elected person I'm r 'ally the house she died in, owned for gen- struggling with this.- erations by a family who are my Chairman Bob Boychyn. a long-term Oshawa rrgional but board his fricnds. They knew her well in life. A potting member this family old - councillor a police rookie, said resignation i pied the house with his girlfriend — he would alio like tu,cc more of the board's busi- living in sin- Mrs Knox would have ness done in public. said. Her ghost often expressed disap- And why not'.' To the editor: lul. He shimld nave made an Roger Andersexl had been stn- proval of the arrangement by mant- The police services board is a public body in I would he remiss if 1 did honourable announcement be- cessful in his attempt to he- feeing when friends visited or at charge of amulti-million dollar budget, which not comment on Keith Gilli- tore the Oct. 10 candidate reg- cone Mayor of Ajax, every- night while the couple slept. Guests last year was $3.4 million in the red while the rest gan's excellent column in the titration deadline:' thing woxild have remained un- had the string sensation of a presence of the Region's budget was $'_ million in the Dec 19 New% Advertiser headlined 'Region chairman i quite agree. The reasons Mr. Witty gave to justify hts changed. The second one. in the standing behind them, but no one was there. Lights went on and off in the black. That led to a lot of questions from region- should be elected'. decissn that he won't put his event of Mr Andcrsem's de- night. the bathroom tap ran freely, al councillors about the manner in which the po- Although Mr. Gilligan deal isans, forward when the new feat, an opening was to be pro- and the medicine cabinet was often lice services board operated. with this topic in cut unbuvc I Chairman is .elected by Re- vided us give him an opposrtu- wide open in the morning This new board will also have the benefit of the manner, ire was. however, postal Council are not of the tnty to sit at the regional level By all accounts the ghost ancnded first a first audit of the Durham Regional Police in its one glaring omission, namely type that we made lightly or of government. the couple's wedding. T c minister r history. 24-Nthis the p� Jim Wim played sn quickly overnight or within 49 As John Hillman said in his passed during the final Messing as the The audit. to be undertaken by the Ministry of fiasco Herman van der Veen in lus letter published to hour. after an event, like the civic election. letter on Dec. 12: "An explana- tion of this whole disgusting door kindly flew open and a call wind swept along the aisle. The the Solicitor General, could reveal ways to save Dec 10 was astutely correct They are well thought out process is badly needed". groom felt a hand touch him, but money or better allocate staff. At the very least, it when he said -Jim Witty's tim- ahead cif time. wine was visible. He and Ms mother should offer the police services board a blueprint ing of his resignation as Re- There may have been two Guy Cohn, exchanged knowing loxA.% which sad, for future action. gwnal Chairmatu was disgrace- scenarios. The first one, if Ajax -She's here." Even the mmt.tcr With money tight and with requests for more police officers to meet the demands of a rapidly Isn't buying votes illegal. ? "�. Afterwards, as if its demormtrate her approval, she was rid quite as growing population it will be a time of tough de- auschievous. She was present for sure cisions for the police services board over the -text three years. At least, it appears, those decisions To the editor: who lit. a .artain pattern to them voted Pi1ig(essivt Con- the time the couple invited his family and her umle to dinner. His family will lot made in the open. 1 know glom paper has had apply for it. This money a servative to get a 30 -per cent lead never met Uncle. After a long a number of letters about Mike coming directly out of funds tax reduction without worry- drive nature's call was stronger than Harris' latest handout but 1 that 1 am required to pay for ing about where the money his desire to be introduced. He rushed To respond to rlus editorial call Infosowr•e at would like to cxpress my upna- school purposes but is, in fact, would come from. They only tapstaim but flew down a second later �ospx>ce kt3-70x0 and ilia! Sl09 ion. being used for political pur- figured that welfare would be shrieking. "Who is that old woman For a start I'm an old age poses. I thought buying votes wiped out and health services standing at the bathroom door?' pensioner whit still pays full property taxes —that includes was illegal but that is what our provincial ruling is would be reduced despite as- stuance by theme leader [frac Since all the family were accounted for downstairs, it had be Mrs. ♦We asked... the school board — and 1 ob- doing and with our m not this would not n. Knox. No one told rrwe whether Uncle c jest to any government hand- theirs. needed the bathroxim after that. The question is: Should teachers who were on ing that money out with no proof of expense to anyone 1 don't completely agree with the teachers as most of Les Pearce, Ajaxc Later. a tenant using Mrs Knox's strike illegally receive the rebate offered by the former bedroom as an office discov- cred that a letter she intentionally left provincial government'' Basket • case thief headed on bee desk overnight had been neatly put away. Mrs. Knox always kept her desk tidy. She revered neatness, its s . •cousin • in for a holiday Kingston? cleanliness being next to C"- od- lines,-.. The family invited me and m " Th y '~ ; �� fearless cat to spend a night in the un - To the editor: claim $2 from a grocery store. less articles from their neigh- occupy � in pursuit of Mrs. Knox. Since animals are to For months now we have been leaving our recyclatbles in i would just like to tell the mororn(s) who perpetrated this hours' front doors. How news- paper companies survive is a sensitive `ice. I felt sure there would be three an old black plastic basket. heist to be very careful. Thiev- miracle. of us. To Itre the ghost I messed up Wayne Duwpby Tor Sanders Janice TrUPPe This has always been collected with no problem. It seems, ing can become addictive — today a plastic box, tomorrow Just thought I would warn other residents because we ,her, bedroom and poured a large goblet of wine. Kitty restlessly pa - says, "No. They says, " 1 think so. says, `No. I don't however, that somebody took a a mail bag, then a security might have a -serial garbage trolled the spirit's favourite haunts all werestrike ones teachersthink o fancy to this basket and recent- truck, etc. all followed by a thief' in the area, well actually night. There as plaintive ing, Why were strike should oldies y ly threw the contents down mice holiday in the Kingston just another basket case. the l Doty � but should they be cause of union without receipts" Finley Avenue where we live area for a few years. How pa- ems' entitled to those pressure" and made off with this lucra- thetic some people are stoop- Pavy Haste, In the morning I chocked to see if benefits.?' five prize, no doubt hoping to ing to stealing almost worth- Apt= Mrs. Knox had turned the bathroom Write on Nuclear lebiscite a waste light on. opened the medicine cabinet No matte--. I'n still a believer. Thetidied e � had �. Now 'fess up. Admit it. You believe in The News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. All letters To the editor: haps there is some fat to be cut from having to undergo an envi- ghosts too. should be typed or neatly hand-written, 150 words. Each letter Councillor Doug Dickerson in the recreation department. ronmentatl assessment process. must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a wants Queen's Park to send its So we had a referendum at All that energy and money rhe News Advertiser selected 13 nrad- ifast name. Please include a phone number for verification. The auditors to show where the fat is voting day. Now I read that Clown the drain. trs for the 1998 roster of Opinion editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and con- in Pickering's budget. That will there is a 1976 provincial ex- Shapers. They bring a wide variety of tent. Opinions expressed in letters are those o the writer and Pf f cost motley and the people in on order to excuse On- Riet V and opinion to our editorial not necrssarih• those o rlu News Advertiser. Pickering will pay for that. Per- tario Hydro nuclear facilities page for y page for your -ladling enjoyment. Ajax -Pickering JOANNE BURGHARDT. Ediwr-in-Chief TO REACH US 71e News Adveniser is one of the Metrol.W Pnoint• Publishing • ews Advertiser STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor sub Distributing V•uP of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a on 'Am of the Ajax d Pickering Board of Trade. Ontario Commu- BRUCE DANFORD. 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WS AVVEnVZK NUARY 2% IM GE `The best we can do...'7 Bail system tries to strike balance between the rights fsociety o an accused and those of g _ BY STEPHEN SHAW 0 :.r * - a third comes into play more and DURHAM 5"rAFF , - , more: clogged courts. Serial bandit Phillip Morris had lit- "I think the court has to consider if tle hope of getting bail when he was r- ' bail is denied how long that person arrested by the Durham Regional Po- will spend in custody before their lice holdup squad following a month- trial, and thatputs added pressure on long crime spree. the court system because cases have That's because at the time of the � to he fast -tracked:' explains Mr. heists, the 21 -year-old Ajax man was Risen. already on bail awaiting trial for 65 %1+ F- )i ' He says he has had "innocent purse-snatchings. He eventually s Cot * rl i j� : Iients" who. denied bail and facing pieaded guilty to six retail robberies "ry ri 1 " y, Y a an more than year before trial, want to / in Oshawa and Whitby between Oct. ! "" plead guilty because the sentence they 28 and Nov. 30, 1996.IF-w ;r.<•. ' - will ultimately receive is only a few In addition to the robberies, during a..'a weeks or less. which be brandished a lighter in the o does he plead guilty to a crime form of a replica handgun, he was ^� f i he's innocent of and get out of jailor also convicted of breaching the condi �i does he go to trial (and remain in tions of his release, which included a iii fail)?' night-time curfew and non -association - Mr. Davies says roughly 20 per order with his accomplice in the .rnt of the cases in provincial court purse-snatchings -- who was involved Marco ( left) and Anisa Trotta (right) were released on Schneider seas released on $2_5.000 bail and faced sub- are breaches of release conditions or in at least one of the holdups. lailure to attend in court. "It's a prob- Depending on whom you ask, ei- $45,000 and $15,000 bail after being charged in the sequent charges for breaching the conditions of the Lem that in my years working in ther the case highlights flaws in the death of their eight -month-old son- At right, Craig bail. He's since been released on bail a second time. Durham Region seems to have gotten Judicial interim Release section of the bigger." Criminal Code of Canada, or is a lawyer has maintained his innocence. comes at the expense the public's in the w,+rld:' says Mr. Risen, an Us- Not only do the cases take up cost - unique exception, symbolic of an im- has since been released on bail a see- safety. hawa-based criminal defence lawyer ly court time but monitoring bail con - perfect system susceptible to human and time. "It appears to me the public's in- will. represents one of the accused ditions requires the devotion of valu- error. Under the Criminal Code, accused terest is no longer the fundamental men mentioned earlier in this story. able and already -stretched police re - That debate aside, the statistics arc offenders. with the exceptions of al- concern... it's not in the interest of Given the presumption of inno- sources worthy of consideration. In the first leged first or second-degree murder- the public to have (people accused of) cence of any person charged with an While an accused person's free - 10 months of 1997, police in Durham ers• must be released pending trial un- serious crimes out on the streets:' said offence, "it is dangerous to put any- dom is at stake if he violates his bail Region laid 1,335 charges for bail vi- less prosecutors can show sufficient one detcLOW involved in a high -pro- one in jail based on unproven allega- conditions or fails to show up for olations and failure to attend court. grounds why a person should be de- file sexual ahusc case in which the ac- tions:' he says. coup. it is usually a relative or friend Unlike Phillip Morris, however, tained for one of two reasons: to en- "Before we take s(rneoneb free- who rick los h many of those who were arrested a sure the accused person attends court second time were given a second or to ensure the public's protection. chance. Generally, '-people get released un- * A former Oshawa coupe, rc- less there is no other option available Ica" on $450)0 00 and $15.0bail other than detaining them:' says assis- after being charged in the death of tant crown attorney Bryan Davies. ir right-month-oldthew son, were con- In speaking on the issue. Mr. victed for breaching a court order for- Davies stressed his comments arc experiencebidding them to communicate with based on lits own experience as a e one another. prosecutor in Durham Region and are Marco Trona, 27, charged with ria made on behalf of his employer, second-degree murder and aggravated the Ministry of the Attorney General. assault,and aAnisa Trate, 23, charged ilte big problem, i think where with manslaughter. failing to provide the (judicial release) system has trou- the necessities of life an(issue). d criminal ble, is the public safety That negligence causing death, both had seems to take a back seat to the right their bail revoked of a person's Itherty In my expen- Still awaiting their trial, schcdulel once it is often a secondary ground i s trig is mone7. When bail is granted. a willing rel - ori - ative or friend often enter into an based on uncontested allegations is i ANALYSIS lo doms away we should have to prove s trig is mone7. When bail is granted. a willing rel - their guilt. To lock someone up in jail ative or friend often enter into an based on uncontested allegations is agreement to act as a surely. someone unfair." assigned responsibility for ensuring Mr Risen disputes the suggestion the accused person slxws up for court public safety plays a lesser role in the dates, complies with conditions of rc- court's decisions whether to grant lease and reports any violations. hail. saying "it should only be the rare Though the amcwnt at which bail case where an alleged offender is re- is sci can vary from hundreds of dol - fused hail. Lars to hundreds of thousands of dol - Indeed. the numbers support that Lars. the surety - sometimes referred premise. to as a "civilian jailer" - need only For example. in a two-week ram- pledge the money They generally arc piing of cases in Oshawa provincial nes required to put any money or col - court cattier this month. 151 bail Lateral up front. hearings were scheduled Of those. 17 Even when bail is revolted. the fi- resulted in detention orders. nancial loss to the surety is often Some cases will slip through the slight, according to Mr. Davies. For to start in April, the couple have since been released again on bail. that Mmes into play. Crown attorneys prosecuting seri- cured is tree on bei. cracks, Mr Risen concedes. "if you looked at the thousands of cases example, in the case of the Tro tas. the prosecution applied to have its • A 30 -year-old Oshawa man our cases. Mr. Davies says. constantly "there was a concern he could processed daily you could pick out bail. set at $60,000 combined, forfeit - charged with manslaughter in the "live with the fear" the person contact (the complainants or witness- cases where the person probably ed in a proceeding known as estreat - death of a two-year-old Courtier boy, chwgW will commit an offerice while es) and that they could be influ- should have been detained.. You are meat. The ural amount ordered pad his girlfriend's sea, was initially re- released (m bail. encs d:' said the dctmisve. going to get some people on hail who by the court was a small fraol n, Rased on $25.000 hail. "it is a very frightening prospect Alan Risen, director of the shouldn't be released - you're going $2,10), %Ir Davies says. Several weeks later, Craig Schnei- when you have a serious case and Durham Regio" Law Association. to miss some. He says Judges arc commonly of der was arrested again and charged someone gets released... It also un- strongly defends the existing interim "But you can't look at it anecd oral- the view that "if the surety has made with five counts of breaching the con- dermines the public's confidence in release system. Though it -may not ly. you have to look at the big picture. his be.t efforts. he should nes be pun. ditions of his bail, which include he the Justice system:' he says. be perfect - - it has struck a perfect bal- Our principles are right." shed financially... not cummunk:mc with the mother of Though their views naturally may awe in prtecting both interests, he Even though the Criminal Code "It is my view that if there was a the boy he's accused of shaking to be biased - given they arrest a perm believes. cites two train issues fox judges to more ngorors enforcement of bails death. when convinced of their guilt - many 1 wouldn't say there is nothing consider when de arnining if one by greater monetary consequrnocs, Mr. Schneider. who through his pollice officers express concern that wrong with the system at all but I should be released -- appearing in sureties might be inclined to a greater the rights of accused persons often don't know of a hater one anywhere cow and the likelihood of offending - vigilance in their duties" Durham Red Cross offers Ajax Petro -Can adding variety store courses on emergency first aid Community office located in Picker- Area Swimming Pool. A Workers' ing. Compensation Board -approved The Winter course dates are as course can he held at either the Red follows: Emergency First Aid: Ajax- Cross or your facility on days, week - Pickering - Feb. 7, 9 - 6 p.m. and in ends or evenings. Oshawa Jan. 24. 9 - 6 p.m.; Standard For registration information call First Ad: Ajax -Pickering Feb. 7 - 8, the Red Cross Region of Durham 9 - 6 p.m. and in Oshawa Jan. 24 - Branch at 723-2933, or the Ajax - 25, 9 - 6 p.m., First Aid (Re -Test) in Pickering Community office at 420 - Oshawa Jan- 17, 9 - 4 p.m. 3383, or Uxpool at 852-7831. These courses are also available Please register at least one week in Uxbrid a at the Uxbrid a and in advan-e Do you know what to do for an unconscious person who has ingest- ed poison? You can learn about this, and more, in a Workers' Compensa- tion Board -recognized Red Cross First Aid course. Red Cross First Aid courses -- which include One -Rescuer CPR for Adult, Infant and Child, with Two - Rescuer Option -- are held monthly at the Region of Durham Branch in k Osha rid he A' P; AJAX — A convenience store will soots be added to the Petro-eana- da gas station at the corner of Hwy. 2 and Westney Road. Ajax Council's standing commit- tee of the whole approved a rezoning Monday night to allow a variety store. Town planner Stuart Craig said a convenience store is "an essential tompoaent" of gas stations now, un- like when the gas bar was opened in 1989- He assured the committee that ac- cess to Westney and Hwy. 2 will re- main the same. But, Ward I local Councillor Danielle Holmes reported traffic con- gestea ion in the tis already a con- cern. "i've had a number of com- plaints," she said. She noted the prtesencl: of a plaza next to the gas station nukes it diffi- cult for motorists to move around thearea. Mr. Craig said Durham Regiat is studying traffic in the area and is con- sidering several options to alleviate congestion. Council will consider the rczoniag was a at t Jax- tc enng B g c at its meeting of Feb. 2. e.. :1'. Durham business -ma -un- offers solution to flyingtruck wheels Trucking firm owner offers device two years after death of Whitby woman on Hwy. 401 in Ajax BY CHRISTY CHASE DURHAM STAFF WHITBY -- A local trucking firm believes it has come up with a way to prevent "flying wheel" accidents. Pebblestone Multi -Services Inc. has devel- oped and is marketing the Wheel Retention System, a professionally -designed and tested device which will keep a wheel on a tractor or trailer under any circumstances, says project _ manager Brad Clayton. The device, which includes a sturdy bar placed on the outside of each wheel assembly, is being installed on Pebblestone's fleet of 15 trucks. The first truck with the Wheel Reten- tion System hit the roads last Friday. "it's a system of brackets and a bar that comes down in front of the tire to hold it in place:' Mr. Clayton says. Pebblestone owner Don Welch Sr., who's been involved in the trucking industry for years, thought of the concept in late 1996 after several fatal accidents involving wheels com- ing off of trucks and hitting nearby cars on highways occurred throughout the Greater Toronto Area. The device was developed, designed, tested and refined by an engineering firm, Mr. Clay- ton says. Extensive testing on a closed track and with full loads subjected the device to all types of failure that can cause wheels to come off, including axle breakage, bearing failure, axle nut and tire lug nut failure. "We did everything we could to cause wheels to come off," Mr. Clayton, a profes- sional engineer, says. "This thing did as we expected it to do:" he says. "The tire is contained in the housing we've put around it" He adds the device is quickly and easily re- moved for maintenance. The firm has been talking with provincial ministry of transportation officials and associ- ations representing the trucking industry, Mr. Clayton says. One detail still to be worked out with the ministry is the fact the device puts a trailer over the maximum width allowed, he says, adding safety devices can be exempt from this limit. In Ontario, there have been more than 100 incidents of flying truck wheels that have caused damage, injuries or fatalities from 1995 to the end of March 1997. The latest includes an accident in Coboconk in which a truck's wheel went through the win- dow of a funeral home and smashed through several rows of chairs, Mr. Clayton says. Iron weicn ar. of reooiesione mutt-aervices oesignea to prevent wneels from leaving Inc., displays the Wheel Retention System trucks while in transit. 1i y fit= i • TIM NEWS ADV Ktrl'ISFJt WEDNESDAY, JANUARI 28. 1"S photo by Andrew Iwanowski Peggy Scott puts her back into her work Region who made the pilgrimage from while shovelling out of the latest snowfall. their warm hones to their snow-covered The Clover Ridge Drive resident in Ajax driveways to clear a path for their vehi- joined thousands of others across Durham cles. Pickering must act on traffic safety: Coun. Pickles BY MARIANNE TAKACS N11FI• tr.noKrtu PICKERI\G —'The Town needs to take action un an umber m .acct% and traffic problems in the Brock Rige neighbourhood, according to Ward 3 local Coun- cillor David Pickles, who represents and lives in the arca. He says many constituents have called him about the problems and expressed their concern during the recent municipal election. Coun Pteklcs says the most serious need in the neighbourhood — which is bordered by Finch Avenue and Brock. Valley Farm and Third Concession roads — is for street fighting and other pedestrian improvements in the area of Valley Farm north of Finch which is ex- tremely dark in the evenings. He mics it is a popular route for teens walking home from the Pickering Town Centre and -7 other favourite meeting places, as well as a shortcut to and from Pine Ridge Secondary School. "Given a recent scnous attack in I the area the street lighting is neces- sary:' says Coun. Pickles, adding he has raised the issue with Pickering Hydro and Town staff and been as- sured the issue will he made a top priority. DAVID As well, there is concern about traffic speeds, parking. pedestrian PICKLES crossings and vehicle sight lines 'Recent serious along Major Oaks Road and Dell - attack' brook Avenue, and particularly the - -- intersection of Major Oaks and Wildwood Crescent, where pedes- trians frequently cross to and from Major Oaks Park. The problem there is caused mostly by parked cars ob- structing pedestrian and driver views of the intersec- lion, according to Coun. Pickles, and could he ad- dressed by better signage, parking restrictions in the immediate area and enforcement. The councillor says parents have also raised con- cerns about children crossing at the intersection of Du- berry Drive and Major Oaks to get to St. Anthony Daniel Separate School, and the intersections of Meri- adoc Drive with both Dellbrook and Baggins Street. He suggests multi -way stops and additional crossing pro- tection need to be investigated. Coun. Pickles says he has raised these safety issues with Town staff and is waiting to bear back on what can be done before deciding whether it's necessary to pur- sue them further at Council. "The best way to address these problems and avoid accidents is for drivers to slow down and for both dri- vers and pedestrians to be more observant and cau- tious;" he notes. Healing workshop offered in Pickering Kosho Ryu hosts Feb. 7 event for area residents PICKERING — An Eastern Healing Workshop will be held Saturday, Feb. 7 from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Kosho Ryu Education and Learning Centre Picker- ing, 1235 Bayly St. Learn the basics of acupressure, stress relief and self - healing from Jeannette Blais, a licensed practitioner in the healing arts. Cost is $10 and participants are asked to take a note- book. The deadline for registering is Feb. 6. To sign up call We're online at w-w-xv.durhamnews.net' 1 • 1 • Bras & Briefs Cii,wx from discontinued W,nderBra. 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Acrvlic Blankets Throws ,from Bierdelack Morin inquiry ' Public interest will be served if misconduct revealed, lawyer argues BY SHAWN SIMPSON SPECIAL TO THE NFW S AUV EKIISF-R If there's evidence police miscon- duct contributed to Guy Paul Morin's wrongful murder convic- tion, it is in the public's interest it be revealed, says his lawyer. Responding to a written submis- sion to the Kaufman Commission by the Durham Regional Police Associ- ation, suggesting that the inquiry "serves no useful purpose at this stage to engage in the process of in- dividual fault finding;' James Lock- yer argued Monday it's the commis- sion's responsibility to acknowledge misconduct and inform the pub- lic. "1 don't deny the commission r. should proceed cautiously — in- deed apply the hurden of proof of clear, cogent and convincing (31' PAUL es idence — MORIN when it comes to 'It's very misconduct find - improper' ing, but 1 hope it's not being suggested we would not be in the public interest to reveal that;' Mr Lockyer told the in- quiry looking Into the wrongful con- viction of Mr. Morin. '-In my sub- mission, it would be in the public in- tercst that it be determined and re- vealed." Mr. Morin was wrongly convicted of murdering 9 -year-old Christine Jessop in 1992. He was first tried for the murder in 1986 and acquitted. then found guilty at a retrial in 1992. He was fully exonerated through DNA testing in 1995, During the final phase of the in- quiry,in which oral submissions from concerned parties are being mate, Mr Lockyer criticized the jus- tice system, beginning with the trial of Mr Morin through to and includ- ing the Kaufman commission itself. Mr. Lockvcr vehemently condemned the use of jailhousc informants, specifically Robert May and Mr X. who) testified Mr Morin confessed to Christine's murder wfMlc in jail. Their testimony has since hcen refut- ed. "Jailhouse informants shtuld he banned," be urged. "We know they usually don't tell the truth. For all we know they never tell the truth. But, how do we know if and when they're telling the truth'"* Mr. Lockyer continued his damnation of the use of jailhouse in- formants by the crown in Mr. Morin's 1992 conviction. He said ti's a well known tactic used by prosecu- Durham College online course has students around the world A new multimedia programme at Durham College is attracting inter- national interest through the Inter- net and drawing students from around the globe to the college's virtual classroom. Donna Crawford, director of con- tinuous learning at the college, re- ports the Internet Multimedia Soft- ware certificate programme, which is being offered online for the first time this year, is allowing the col- lege to reach students in China, Greece, Sweden and the United States. She says there are approximately 50 students in the programme which provides the skills necessary for entry level positions as webmasters, computer programmers, Internet consultants, database administrators and software developers. "Students learn best by doing," says Professor Peter Kiriakidis, who co-ordinates the programme. "71tis is not abstract theory. In this pro- gramme (students) apply what we are teaching using the latest tech- nology and software.- Mr. oftware"Mr. Kiriakidis reports while other colleges and universities have been offering courses over the Inter- net for the past few years, Durham College "is the first to offer the en- tire certificate programme online" The programme, which consists of 10 courses at a cost of approxi- mately $200 each, allows students to work at their own pace. "It is place and time indepen- dent;' Mr. Kiriakidis says. "The virtual classroom is open 24 hours a day and you can reach it instantly' from anywhere in the world." For more information call the college at 905-721-2001 or check out the college's web page at www.durhamc.on.ca. tors to introduce "junk evidence' when their case is based principally on circumstantial evidence. "They assess their case and if they have a weak case they'll use one;" said Mr. Lockyer. "If they've got a strong case they won't:' Mr. Lockyer said the justice sys- tem should not leave such matters to the "discretion" of the Crown be- cause they "exercise their discretion to adversarial reasons not for reasons in the interest ofjusucc" Following Mr. Lockyer's opening remarks, Mr. Morin said those re- sponsible for his conviction should he held accountable and anything with "a smell of illegality should be scrutinized. "We need to see that the cops, cons and Crown cannot work togeth- er the way they did against myself," he said. "It's very improper and shouldn't he allowed" Thr oral suhmissmns are -_xpected to run until the middle of r, I week THE NEWS ADVFXFISEK INUMESDAY, JANUANy 2a. 19m. MI 1 STffCH Theas heavy-duty machines we FREE ARM and sew on all fabrka, Denim, canvas, upholsMry, nylon, stretch, vinyl, silk, EVEN SEWS ON LEATHERIII Just set dials and see magic happen without old fashioned cams or programmers. 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Block or Bleached Ook finish '11w 7UBMATON DATE W4JARY 29. 19% 'r'_ T«r�c* 3k •.°L3NE F fAiialA~.+.Y:'"" WHITBY 1615DINl�ISA EI16HI�WOODAYES AJAX ®;w; .a,i,., WE83 w.rwr..r.rvw• /"\ ® . 3C elll.>V-000- 67-22"nC�.rwlo:u A rlart..a.srr+tM•e• dt>)� s« old..+.••,. �.,....i.,a. v P+•tMltY re n+tr..st ws ...oar,,oy,d-a u,.,.,,:�„.e r+w.• _ -�. Lim a 0"t 10 -THE NEWS ADVIEK!"ISER WEDNESDAY. 1ANUARI 28. IWN History in the making The Pickering Museum Village was given a$ 1 2,700 Pickering. Here (from left), Museum Village co -op - shot in the arm from the provincial government last erative education student lanlai Mounsey, Durham week to help it continue with the programs it offers West MPP Janet Ecker, Pickering Mayor Wayne area residents. The money will be applied to the Arthurs and Pat Dunill share in accepting the daily operations of the popular heritage site in rural provincial grant. Ajax drop-in centre moving, extending hours AJAX — The Ajax North Drop-in Centre is moving to a new location and extending its hours beginning in February. The centre will relocate to the Riverbrceze Community Centre at I Richards lane on Feb. 3. And. it will Driiing course for mature motorists offered AJAX — A driving cour a is being offered here Thursday to help aging motorists Improve their skins. The course. SS Alivc/Mature Dnv ing. was de- vekipcd by the Canada Safety Council and is geared spacnf l- ly to the needs of nlo-, , motortsb. Research shows older dn- vers arc involved M more colhsions titan muddle -aged motorists, when the record is based on arcual kikwiretres driven. Topics to be covered in the two -night course include the effete% of aging and med- ication on driving. basic driving rules, licence re- newal. local traf- fic hacards, ad- verse road co" - bons, energy sav- ing and collision prevention mra- sures. and when people should stop driving. It's being of- fered Jan. 28 and 29 from 1 to 4 p.m. at Trans Canada Truck Driver Training Centre at 206 Harwood Ave. S., Suite 206, in the Ajax Plaza. Cost is $35. The orga- nizer hopes to offer the course four times a year in Durham.Call 837-0400 or 428- 9475 for more in- formation. Friends sought AJAX -- Friends invite women to a Bible study and friendship group to study issues like nutrition and de- pression every Wednesday from 9 to II a.m. at Ajax Alliance Church, 115 Ritchie Ave. Make a friend. Babysit- ting is provided for a fee. Call 686- 2569 or 427-6613 for information. be open on Tuesdays and «cuncs- days from 9 to I 1 a.m. Since opening la.:t November, the centre has operated on Tuesday mornings at the Ajax Kinsmen Her- itage Centre at 120 Rote rsun Dr. The centre is for parents or care- givers and children live years and under. It offers free play, circle time, snacks and crafts. Call co-ordinator Darlene Walker at 428-8817 for more information on the centre. +�2 I LARGE PIZZA, 2 TOPPINGS 20 CHICKEN WINGS 4 CANS OF POP 99 GARLIC BREAD $160 `�"� POTATO WEDGES5 99 2nd large pizza Serving glax & Pickering FREE DELIVERY! ton craw mw S7.!! beft v tox") Ismm r90cetom aowri A'77=130=10 G �l�i }e �JLe izement � Qnh , Y, lornrrurttitu .��tutn� �o+ne, �_ ic�Ceutu� 0 r � Community Nursing Home. Pickering is vuluntmil) participating in a peer review and evaluation of our care and services by the Canadian Council on Health Care Services Accreditation. This process enables us to evaluate the care and services we provide to our customers and the community at large. We welcome comments from our community of Durham Region and surrounding area. Any comment s can be forwarded to: Douglas Pember. Administrator 1955 Valley Farm Road Pickering. Ontario L IV 3116 or by fax at (905) 420-6030 Everyone reads the News Advertiser! Friday - Sunday January 30, 31 9 February 1, 1998 � Cottagefes AT THE METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE masseuses ifsa■■■■a■Coupon $4tACa $4 off present this coupon and receive $4 Pa couple aper couple off per couple of $2 off Per fog►e Show IkRts Sc on spec not validTli .m 9 P� g a Admission $7 admisst«►• Coe � 112 P � 10 tit - 6 p.s• 1 ■ per person To seniors Friday. So. 10 am. - 5 PJIL 1 ■Children ■ 12 & under efest Show ■FREE 'i'he Cottag ■31, Feb. 1, Metro Fast Trade Centre, picicerittg, ■ Jan 3ff' from 401 • exit at Brock Rd. North Entrance LotsOf Freeparking Falter By New North Facing Metro East Trade Centre s Pickering @ Hwy. 401 At Brock Emit- Recycling Council wants to honour those who waste not The Recycling Council of Ontario (RCO) is seeking nominations to ho- nour the many outstanding individu- als and organizations who have con- tributed to Ontario's waste reduction efforts during 1997. This year, The Recycling Coun- cil's 14th Annual Ontario Waste Awards ceremony will be held Thursday. April 23 at Toronto's Boulevard Club. For the Outstanding 3Rs (Reduce, Reuse. Recycle) Initiatives, the cate- gories are: Individual, Product Re- sponsibility. Municipality, Business, Green Industry. institution. Non- profit Organization, Industry Associ- ation. School, Recycling Program Operator, Media Contribution, Waste Minimization Promotion. Committee Award, and Chairman's Award. In addition, a gold -silver -bronze award program will recognize levels of waste minimization achievements by leading Ontario municipalities and businesses. To nominate an individual or or- ganization deserving of recognition for reducing their waste, call the RCO at 416-960-1025 for both the details and the form to complete for 1997. The nomination deadline for those seeking recognition at the annual awarJs ceremony is Feb. 27. Billboard WEDNESDAY, JAN. 28 SINGLE PARENTS: "rhe Ajax - Pickering Chapter �,f the One Parent Families Association for custodial and non-custodial parents holds its weekly meeting at 8 p.m. at the An- nandalc Golf and Curling Club, cor- ner of Church and Bayly Sts.. Ajax. Ncw members welcome. 839-9577. WELLNESS: the Ajax -Pickering Womcn's Centre hosts a free work- shop on Stress Management featur- ing Lea Valiant of Developing Lifestyle Vitality from 7 p.m. to 9 P.m . at St. George's Anglican Church. Portable N2. Randall Dr. and Hwy. 2. Pickering Village. Reg- ister. 426-1064. ALZHEIMER: Alzheimer Durham holds an Ajax Support Corotrp meet-ing at 7:30 p.m. at 487 Wcstney Rd S.. Units 19 and 2U 4 a the corner of Clements Rd. W.). Ajax. All care- : Itivers welcome. 576-2567 tKim i KINDERGARTEN REGISTRA- TION: The Durham Cathoh,: iii. - tact School Board begins accepting registration for next fall's junior and senior kindergarten pro- grammes. Registra- tion will be accepted at each school begin- ning at 9 a.m. on a first-come, first- served basis. If your child is currently in junior kindergarten, you do not have to register for senior kinder- garten. Contact your local school in advance fix more details. COMPUTERS: The Macintosh U%crs East (MaUsE) meets from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the lecture the- atre of Henry Street High School. Henry St. south of Hwy. 2. Whitby. Feature is a RAM upgrade clinic. 433-0777. TOASTMASTERS: Ajax -Picker- ing Toastmasters meet every Wednesday from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the Fortune Financial Building, 335 Bayly St. W.. Ajax. Newcomers welcome. Call 619-0647 (Peter Dowse), or 683-4439 (John John- stone). FRIENDS: Friends invite women to a Bible study and friendship group to study issues like nutrition and depression every Wednesday from 9 to 11 a.m. at Ajax Alliance Church, 115 Ritchie Ave. Make a friend. Lug -a -mug. Babysitting pro- vided for a fee. 686-2569 (Carla) or 427-6613 (church). THURSDAY, JAN. 29 LEARNING DISABILITIES: The Learning Disabilities Association of Durham West holds its monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Hall, 35 Church St. N., Pickering Village. Dr. Nick Whitehead, Ph.D., founder of the Oxford Learning Centres, will discuss Helping Your Child to Make Progress; A 'How to' for Par- ents and Teachers. All welcome. 686-1790. EUCHRE: Ballycliffe Lodge, 70 Station St., Ajax, hosts a progressive euchre night start- ing at 7 p.m. Prizes, refreshments, cash bar. $3 per ticket. A Proceeds forwarded to therapeutic gar- den. Call 683-7321. RETIREMENT: The Ajax Child Care Centre, 22 Centennial Rd., Ajax, holds a retirement open house for Eleanor Cart from 4 to 6 p.m. Past staff and children are welcome. R.S.V.P.. 683-4001 (Fanny Hand- jes). LARRAINE ROULSTON Recycler's .Report &a U U U The RCO has several upcoming events. Interested environmental repre- sentatives should mark the following lineup of interesting waste reduction seminars and activities on this year's calendar. - Feb. 19 — Annual Industry Breakfast *Feb. 27, March 3. 6. 10 — Pub- lic Stakeholder Forums on Waste Management Roles and Responsibil- ities - April 23 — Waste Minimization Awards Ceremony - May 13 — Annual General Meeting - May 14 — Managing Used Motor Oil Forum - June 1 I — Work%F. ip on Build- ing Partnerships for Food Waste Di- version - Sept. 15 — Annual Plastics Mar - kets Forum - Oct. 6-8 — Annual Conference and Trade Show in Toronto - Nov. 2-8 — Waste Reduction Week For detailed information or to reg- ister call the RCO's Cara Henry or Brenda Berry at 416-960-1025. ODL) The RCO believes society must minimize its impact on the environ- ment by eliminating waste. 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JANUARY M IPM News Advertiser Arts• Newsroom 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 Applause. ■ ■ Ajax musician's star is on the rise BY AL Rive= ST4FF RFN)k aVR AJAX — An Ajax country and western singer receved the red -carpet treatment in Nashville and Tennessee after winning some prestigious awards recently Lincoln Larivicrc returned from a recent trip down south where he picked up two major honours at the annual North Ameri- can Country Music Associations Interna- tional (NACMAh Awards Cercmonv at the Vista Park Inn in Gatlinhurg. Tennessee on Jan. 1 I . Lariviere was named the association's most promising male vocalist of the year in the traditional country category. He also won the cassette -of -the -year award for his debut seif-produced tape I've Never Been To Newfoundland which has sold 3.000 copies and has been played on numerous country music radio stations around the world. ..I was shocked, absolutely shocked:' says Lariviere. "I made a speech and. an hour later, the% called my name again. I couldn't believe h" The North Bay native learned he was nominated fur the awards after a promo - [tonal trip to Texas in October when he was interviewed on a Beaumont television sta- tion. Fortunately. NACMAI vice-president Nancv Ncsmith viewed the show and later nommaicd Larrvurc. John Allan Event presented by Friends of the Library AJAX — The king of Celtic music w ill take the stage in cel- .hrarion of Canada= Has -We Month in February. Local da He also travelled to Nashville where he appeared on The Nashville Network's Showcase, competing against other country and western acts in front of an audience of 2,300 fans. In addition, he played with the house hand at Tootsie's Orchid Lounge, where Hank Williams purportedly got his start in country and western music. Larivicrc is currently in the home studio of musician Roy Payne of Keswick where he's recording 10 tracks for a CD called From Newfoundland to Texas to be released on his own L & L Records label in late March. He reports two of the tracks are fin- ished, with eight more still in the recording stage. The upcoming CD, like his last cassette, will focus on the people and the music of his adopted homeland. Newfoundland. Lariviere explains his fascination with the Maritimes has grown out of the friendli- ness of transplanted Newfoundlanders he has met. "I come from North Bay and the people in Newfoundland are as friendly as the peo- ple of North Bay, notes Larivicrc. In addition to his solo work. Lariviere has also joined the Reg Benoit Band which plays Maritime music at Toronto night- clubs. He says the four -piece band will be part of a country music ctmccrt at Brampton's Heritage Theatre on Feb. 1. Ajax c,mntrs and �sc�tcrn .ini_cr Lincoln Lanvrere captured two award; at the recent North American Country Music Associa- tions International awards ceremony in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Lariviere is current - by recording a CD to be released in March. Cameron brings Celtic Scottish -horn John Allan the i,,,, 1 3 years, clogglni Cameron, who has created been her full-time career Celtic music in Canada for she's performed rcgutarl� more than 30 years, will per- Rov Thomson Hall, the C. form at the Ajax Community Canada's Wonderland, Ha Centre's HMS Ajax Room on ton Place. Markham Thea Sunday. Feb. I from 2 to 4 p.m. and many fairs and festivals. Angela Cameral and her The show is pre se by flick Up a Fuss Chiggers will Margaree Group sa Ajax and Join her husband on stage. For Friends of the Ajax Public ncers hoof it at Musical Potpourri The Scarborough-hased Cathedral Bluffs Symptxlnty Orchestra's concert on Saturday. Feb. 7 will have a local flavour. The symphony orchestra's A Must - Cal Potpourri will feature The L.tNdon School of Dance which includes six hoofer from Ajax and Pickering. The programme will be presented at the Millard Atd,tcanum in Scarbor- ough. %WL4 Ads sing 'fire Durham Shores Sweet Adeline Chorus will be out to win over audi- ences next month, when they hit the stage for two shows. The Adelines will be at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 43, Feb. 28 for 2 and 8 p.m. performances of their all -ages show, Mardi Gras on Broad- way. Tickets are $ 10 for the matinee and $12 at night, and are available by call- ing Dec at 666.1980 or Jo at 721- 1324. The branch is located at 471 Simcoe St. S., and seating is limited. Also highlighted will be Lance Ouellette, the winner of the Canadian Music Competition, and the Cathedral Bluffs Symphony Orchestra's pedor- mance of music by Tchaikovsky. Beethoven. Ponchielfi and Bach- stokowAi. Tbc Midland Audionum u at 720 Midland Ave.. Scarborough. For tickets or mire information call 416-299-9979 Milt-.HERONGATE BARN THEATRE 2M5 Amon Rd. Pickering "OPENING FEB. Soh-' Criti,alli a- lun.d•d c..mrd} "SHIRLEY VALENTINE" NM A SHOW FROM $37.95 (9K) .6-v s�oL- We are the �� -- greatest little Here's the Proof... L+ !► Musical Come* of MCLert S MOL,oan SaL .laniary 31st 89 Commercial Ave., Ajax e l 619-2138 GRAND OPENING !/uw•uu %sits 11.111.,- )A h— Vf,tX�x lx�, I � . .4., t ,wh, The Arlownian *w1h Wawerisq V&Wlb= n- N—h li wa It. seta $.W Yr Mfffw /ieJwe rwrwff Aladdin's Palace Restaurant .rhnh Kaboh 427-4949 o,m, 7X -t% TSQUARERK)WEST\Ft'ROAD,501.771uF THE 401.ADJACENT TD.1/.4.\'GO.STA770N beat to Ajax has and at V E. Him the the Li - brary. Sponsonhtp is pc:n+Jcd by the Royal Bank Financial Group in Ajax. Tickets, at S 10 for adults and $5 for children, tie available at any branch of the Ajax Public Library. For more information call Val Marshall at 429- 1329 or Monica Olenroot at 696-7189 WA����1 r 1 1 , T?� ,�M�ii The W_ www INte t eta, Ftri» t SeL a tae bw Guitar Vocals: Dino Stakos Meredith cutting Martin Barrel Sat., Feb. 7/98 UPSTAIRS Dino Stakos and his band Valentines Dinner at Dance Feb. 14. with Martin Barret 90#9 420-2020 rrrrrr Every Tuesda-y EATERY V/ OPEN EVERY DAY 9:00 am YOU CAN EAT FOR AS LITTLE AS YOU CAM AT NOME Breakfast Special (Daily) $299 Luncheon Specials Daily $649 TWO CAN DINE FOR $14 (Every Day of The Week) EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT' Everythitt9anoticthetu(after5Aopm.) 1 041 a in TWO BEAUTIFUL BANQUE ETT HALLS ALL INCLUSIVE $59W Per person Pickering Town Centre 839-2507 Room Sale PAINTER'S CHOICE ('heals uut our tnmpleie Klntwn d ftunter's Chose Interior pannus. PAIINT R'S CHOICE Ceilina tateti now M .IlK dry 149, •tides iriuior y Nr titypeefrcLonis 'ret v r••• ti'•w PAINTER'S CHOICE 1F w sh flaeea �7 • Law tJiecsx washable fir.sh Ina. • ar�idp 'ra k-. 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Window Toppers in stodr- hrYetrntt rrMMy agwwd S.e rue Per dorm► Jam+ m = onb.a"'twA d°ts ksa R�ANCHLSEOROFiR1NmF5 µMANE CAU 1 14AIt 105 Bayly Street West A* 683-2047 Pickering Town Centre Hwy. 82 & l ivu?W Rd, Mderio6 839-2252 705 Kingston Road, f18 (Hwy. #2 at Whits Rd) 420-2548 r P0 111 ickerIng Al Rivett, sports writer AR2_r110 F I'Q2 7 6 TME NEWS ADVERTMER WEDNESDAY. JANUARY tR 19si.1FAGL 13 Sports ax. - 3 3 hews Advertiser Panders let int sl aro . _ po p ay after two vwns BY AL RIVETr and fellow Raiders' call-ups Jeff Miles and T.J. MeanwhJc, in the Panthers 6.2 victory over di- Jon Agnew and Middlebrook. A goal by Hunter. SPOIrrs RLPO RWR Kemp for strong performances against Quince. vision rival Port Hope Buzzards at the complex Fri- assisted by Trifon, put the Panthers safely ahead PICKERING — Three seconds Miles used his "great hands and speed" to score day. Pickering led 2-1 after the first period on pow- 5-2. Justin Kowalcyzk's empty net goal with 27 That was all that stood in the way of the Pick- the Panthers' second goal of the first period on a erplay goals by Gcorge Trifon and Bill Duncan. secords remaining ended the scoring. ering Panthers earning a possible five of six breakaway. Captain Chris Hunter chipped in with two assists. Rookie goalie Guthrie played his first game points over the weekend. Instead, the Panthers Stu Vandergeesi with two. Mike Hanna. Joel The tears, exchanged goals in the middle for the Panthers. and notched his first of two ju- had to settle for four points in Metro Junior 'A' Johnson. Chris Hunter and Jeff Milroy, with a frame with Hanna scoring for Pickering. nior hockey wins of the weekend. Hockey League play. shorthanded marker, were the other Pickering Hanna m,tched his second goal of the game The Panthers' next home game is against the With three ticks left on the clock in goal getters early in the third period, on as.tsts to hnemates Oshawa Legionaires at the Pickering Recreation Pickering's contest against the Complex on Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Wellington Dukes Sunday. a high n 4 trouncing shot eluded Panthers goal- •-� � ,�,,",��-- � �• tender Joel Cameron to give Welling- ton a 4-3 victory at the Pickering Recreation Complex. r + xi` ' Jif%',r ARMY SURPLUS �.�. A tie was well within the grasp of fr the Panthers who were once again STORM WARNINGS snake -bitten by the Dukes as they + i . have been so often this season. The BE PREPARED!! Panthers led 3-1 with three minutes ti ' WOOI left in the second period. but Welling- ' ton rebounded to tie the game before ;' ✓ x r b,t$ •,�► Blanke S 95 the end of the frame. The contest re- mained tied until the 19:57 mark ; when the Dukes potted the winner. , Coleman 95 The loss to Wellington was a heart- / :� breaking way to end a weekend in �re� Lanterns rise w ...... which the Panthers chalked up a 6-2e :. home -ice victory over the Port Hope ? , ��� _ "NEW - Buzzards Fnday, then emerged with a Long Underwear 7-3 victory over the red-hot Quinte' Hawks in Deseronto Saturday. ..z. You could paint it as a good s ^* F ' r. .K weekend. but when you lose a game „ , S - - n K lions . like that it rips a little of your heart pante ' Pldwve8 ' gOdteDder Pad Guthrie dons - out:' says Panthers' coach Rod •he �S to Stop a Sbot by a PM Hope Bur s 7�LL + photo by A-1 Groan 721-2500 McGillis. . •- The Panthers played the first -place player during junior hockey action at the Pickering --- - -- Oshawa Oshawa Legionaires at the Oshawa Recreation Complex Friday. Pickering won 6-2. Civic Auditorium Tuesdaynight after our press time. McGillis cites his charges' unwill- iogness to stick to a defensive game Plain as the big reason for the club's collapse against Wellingtort. As well. too many veterans Abandoned tear, work for individual play. We felt that the guys were getting away from the game plan and that ked to breakdowns. There were four breakdowns fix sure. I was also disap- pointed with the veteran leadership on the team. Sonic of the experienced player played more as individuals and were getting away from the sys- Iciins" t'anthds goal scorer against WiitinFion were Brett ma(-rury. Doug Carr "d Ty ler Middlebrook. In Deseronio Sunday night, the Panthers turned in a whit. all-round effort in front of Ajax -Pickering Raiders 'AAA' midget call-up ncimin- der Paul Guthrie, who was making his 0_LMA1_1Kf& 9! second start to a row. Pickering s 7-3 victoxy was the Quinte Hawks" first loss in 15 games. The contest was tied 3-3 going into the third period when the Panthers scored fow unanswered goals. Me guys played with poise and confidence and we received a trcmen- dons effort throughout.- says McGilhs. "We capitalized when we had the chances and it was an exciting. all-round game of hockeyy." The coach gave kudos to Guthrie Annandale pares rink for boys zone playdown BY Jim EASSoN SPECIAL TO THE 1'" s AINIJUISEX AJAX — Five bantam catrkls front the Annandale Curling Club are vying for four spots on a rink to ntpresc it the .:tub At the upcoming Teranet Bantam Boys zoite Playdown at the Port Perry Curling Chub Feb. 21 to 23. Tlie Annandale entry for the zone playdown isn't firm as Jason March. Graham Hill, Kade Bolger. 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Olhlara, Oatada TELEPHONE SALESPERSON .nut 11unI oval far I 7rrrlm�i�r alar ilr�q.rr :M t hmrrlt axDat as r Ora aired tMa tea- 1lwaonapa Fair CWna a anv M aYca, a a. ate Wnrairrrrrr rbrrrVr ass ane blrr hta IdMI b supplatray your at". rewored. Must w Wbvl �' """~ car • Tr -n provided. English tluendy. JIB 1-pOWarM MM av �M1', Y aciur6r mm Sheridar� 1-91115-4.76-250 om 000mwbrra man :rawq Frdrlra Psner Wi mpaq JA rrlp.Ira1[ p JuaaiP.Armb aim pre fon ae a s Ars pG a SaWr 0.4*a V torr rgriaiY w M Err rrrawatarMq merry a mpoa molar FP o+, noraPaa to rear b T rrnam lM15-W-2917 2-6r.M. Daycareptxmtm available. ❑ay - care experience an ac et Call NOS) 427-1556 3cmm M oma '"t m . or a bern.am AN, do* b M Pf0-aiae girl Yat r *AN at Enpiaa iia bra dew aMtract tall a20- Orrrr krp ala available at WM baulks Loss Ce dre. Myst be misI N I ad new ler a dallell�o. Sales out. and weilM Iles Ploaso fax ResWoa at !05.666 -Mo COWME fML TO 0011 REFU13 N these are firms or individuals b wAom you do ad wish goer ropy sent. seipy p�ym apOYesllon n m earelope addressed b dte box number i tlhe adverlisenfaft and such a No of such Thames. Plea your application and lest in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the adarbser is ON Of the twines on your in yourappication wd be destroyed. Telepluese Sales RepreserWtivd needed in Orhnn office to sell Sponsorship Advati momb in bol Comramity Service Safely Booklets. Good prokwbrnl sib skills an amet. Fiat tow or put tale Rotors avail". FJralknt oppamulgy for xtised or semi -retired iadivid - t rubes available ler caaeer = individuals who low the ability to travel. Md ro 0ode1 canal Md finial wv � For roar tall (!O5) 43e-1631 I Nameri CWVWW OLOSYOMIi CAOILAC LTD. to, as ixtem ew. Ilei TraoMo tiska h inI'D It, 'ri,3 r h alfa msWi manna PROFESSIONAL ROFES LONA SALES ��GT�MM�,iLIC r•[� PEFAM MVM products for VA to loin our New Car Dept ADM ��a No pwo a dl p accord Aptilw4mg have a proven tract record to be be calaidaed. Lucrative now pay plan and Q= AZ DMVM e= we r an sum, gra a a 2 . Mg 'my swear � tdeirn-'ri irawif. gooeoptpmaRAsta[i8w lmv nmrpe 8110- alalRaet, FaMlPfrtf Iluhe Call Rob or_Ti// Tse'aM a 1n J"s-• •1st 9r Ild►SEAStONALr CWVWW OLOSYOMIi CAOILAC LTD. ACT 9 Caves is looking to a tiska h inI'D It, 'ri,3 r h alfa msWi manna PROFESSIONAL ROFES LONA SALES ��GT�MM�,iLIC r•[� PEFAM MVM products for VA to loin our New Car Dept 9Plan 1 99 nwasixt o You frRait be axparNrtcad in Sales arld p accord Aptilw4mg have a proven tract record to be NOW be o n%rMk an calaidaed. Lucrative now pay plan and Tats and Yr working stain Sono exaan- paekaga we r an sum, gra a a PMaaa eel 111834=1x Mooredand a* Ion Sam Caruso ACT Y cawmM for a coal i t nu i ea wow. P.O. IN am, CALL ata atrstet S Fifa MOM P.O.. Olhlara, Oatada TELEPHONE SALESPERSON LIG 7W7 carmenom Jan. 26th to mid Mer. arY+i� nit Minorum par at 117.65fir.. commas=. Srarc011kws. PoWiW eanrps d 115.00 plea W hour. ate Good verbal cw nrarrn mini skit teeaetl. Expencnced staff IdMI b supplatray your at". rewored. Must • fell or •alar l arpaiatpe, speak At write • Tr -n provided. English tluendy. Scarborough location. Vftiwg hours: Mug have WMtcY No dig llo Thursday (li(leak. b e pAL) 1-91115-4.76-250 Mid SMurday (10 &AL b 2 p.AL) Mm -Fri. 104 pm (41" 321 -OM �4,111ir !sin .want, geiab ]op, Owner CexmwyI "Or Continual anuato New elft aawa e.w h ill.. Ar Wall a" altos r naw a It►S arrr� slAwrrt� a5721.619 a4r►entranlFF fill ., F.T. teewrer. 1.2 dW � t w d mYC wrnAina. hn r.r yalayW tan Maar Saa dish Yat alto . argalir r1Ya ='.Z. 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EAT. 6 SM. 12.5 [985) 613-611171 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED I & 2 bedrooms. immediate, 3 appliances and blinds. MON - FRI.9 A.M - 5 P.M. (ON) 571.3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED THE SUMMIT PLACE 1 2, 1113 Bed Apts. • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES All Uhl. Included In - House Supt. III Maint. Rental Office: Mon - Fri. 9M - 8 pm Sat 8 Sun 11 aro► 4pm / VALIANT PROPERTY �.3 MANAGERIENT 90'5-579- 7 626 THE NEWS ADVENTISM WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2t, I9W PAGE IS LOM w 1" 019 IAM w eche 11151111111 Lay w s/he IAM w sw The Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) has three residential lots, improved with bungalows, overlooking Lake Ontario between Petticoat Creek Conservation Area and the Rouge River in the Town of Pickering. The lots are described as follows: 527 Rodd Ave. - Lot 37, Part Lots 36 & 38 RP 233 529 Rodd Ave. - Part Lots 36, 38 & 39 RP 233 556 Rodd Ave. - Part Lot 30, Range 2. BFC Sealed offers to purchase these lots will be received until 4:00 p.m. local time on Monday, February 16, 1998. By: Mr. J. Dillane Director, Finance and Business Development THE TORONTO AND REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY 5 SHOREHAM DRIVE DOWNSVIEW, ONTARIO M3N 1S4 Further information and conditions of purchase may be obtained by calling the TRCA Property/Asset Management Department at (416) 661-6600, extensions 224, 245 or 335. A certified cheque in the amount of 5% of the offer to purchase must accompany all offers. The balance must be paid In cash on closing. Nothing herein shall be construed so as to oblige TRCA to select any proposal. TRCA reserves the right to reject any or all proposals that TRCA, in its absolute discretion, considers It advisable to reject. 111i. 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EAT. 6 SM. 12.5 [985) 613-611171 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED I & 2 bedrooms. immediate, 3 appliances and blinds. MON - FRI.9 A.M - 5 P.M. (ON) 571.3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED THE SUMMIT PLACE 1 2, 1113 Bed Apts. • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES All Uhl. Included In - House Supt. III Maint. Rental Office: Mon - Fri. 9M - 8 pm Sat 8 Sun 11 aro► 4pm / VALIANT PROPERTY �.3 MANAGERIENT 90'5-579- 7 626 THE NEWS ADVENTISM WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2t, I9W PAGE IS LOM w 1" 019 IAM w eche 11151111111 Lay w s/he IAM w sw The Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) has three residential lots, improved with bungalows, overlooking Lake Ontario between Petticoat Creek Conservation Area and the Rouge River in the Town of Pickering. The lots are described as follows: 527 Rodd Ave. - Lot 37, Part Lots 36 & 38 RP 233 529 Rodd Ave. - Part Lots 36, 38 & 39 RP 233 556 Rodd Ave. - Part Lot 30, Range 2. BFC Sealed offers to purchase these lots will be received until 4:00 p.m. local time on Monday, February 16, 1998. By: Mr. J. Dillane Director, Finance and Business Development THE TORONTO AND REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY 5 SHOREHAM DRIVE DOWNSVIEW, ONTARIO M3N 1S4 Further information and conditions of purchase may be obtained by calling the TRCA Property/Asset Management Department at (416) 661-6600, extensions 224, 245 or 335. A certified cheque in the amount of 5% of the offer to purchase must accompany all offers. The balance must be paid In cash on closing. Nothing herein shall be construed so as to oblige TRCA to select any proposal. TRCA reserves the right to reject any or all proposals that TRCA, in its absolute discretion, considers It advisable to reject. 111i. THE TORONTO AND REGION WI VD AMMER CONSERVATION AUTHORITY APARTMENTS - AJAX l Affordable 2 bedroom apartments ABA DANA DU WeL r , isHAwA ,.:e mit ism OD.n I II-IlAs w $785 per mo. includes K �^^^ nr a w 'R''":-." pi lied,. -,: a acAOuud 1mokaft All W38,e, •c. F ridge, stover broadloom, " -;°" �n°� 5ab�n' 6' ° Cattle�l u ca« �' f7;.SOC plots [e.1 yHdEam Oermi Rd heat, hydro, water and Cans caeca I"- fawnhtt we da„ ro one parking. 7F91,. dr„ Vit n, • roan um of 11EONOpa +ware logo bur Willey,hrq-. Imo. ONlfmlp. Call 686-0845 -•• r«loriar. saoo W mo sewed. w =a -^.ren .:•:•. -,-mtm as a INS, 61►2580 Or visit US it: $ 11 PeC®oi inlet. .a bW :,'-,'.v.pkoAlnr•. sI'm.'wall street/ floor/ .. Os W3f9-75a7 - -van 'D awe maw.. 7"7✓htAhrriechtm4 4 KMOM $to +ou a om + 0sm u,,,,,���,,,,,,,,,, .M ncd,y; '•nye :'.p«, ac11NM, rwrMGm r4NarM 1 •nnen'a • lar. _s. 137-,879 RAn aAm I Z DAars 1100'a,a -:I WkMf MfAmt a.a1l RIMRAND GMOEM Baca I+IO- Oven . 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EAT. 6 SM. 12.5 [985) 613-611171 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED I & 2 bedrooms. immediate, 3 appliances and blinds. MON - FRI.9 A.M - 5 P.M. (ON) 571.3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED THE SUMMIT PLACE 1 2, 1113 Bed Apts. • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES All Uhl. Included In - House Supt. III Maint. Rental Office: Mon - Fri. 9M - 8 pm Sat 8 Sun 11 aro► 4pm / VALIANT PROPERTY �.3 MANAGERIENT 90'5-579- 7 626 THE NEWS ADVENTISM WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2t, I9W PAGE IS LOM w 1" 019 IAM w eche 11151111111 Lay w s/he IAM w sw The Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) has three residential lots, improved with bungalows, overlooking Lake Ontario between Petticoat Creek Conservation Area and the Rouge River in the Town of Pickering. The lots are described as follows: 527 Rodd Ave. - Lot 37, Part Lots 36 & 38 RP 233 529 Rodd Ave. - Part Lots 36, 38 & 39 RP 233 556 Rodd Ave. - Part Lot 30, Range 2. BFC Sealed offers to purchase these lots will be received until 4:00 p.m. local time on Monday, February 16, 1998. By: Mr. J. Dillane Director, Finance and Business Development THE TORONTO AND REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY 5 SHOREHAM DRIVE DOWNSVIEW, ONTARIO M3N 1S4 Further information and conditions of purchase may be obtained by calling the TRCA Property/Asset Management Department at (416) 661-6600, extensions 224, 245 or 335. A certified cheque in the amount of 5% of the offer to purchase must accompany all offers. The balance must be paid In cash on closing. Nothing herein shall be construed so as to oblige TRCA to select any proposal. TRCA reserves the right to reject any or all proposals that TRCA, in its absolute discretion, considers It advisable to reject. 111i. THE TORONTO AND REGION WI VD AMMER CONSERVATION AUTHORITY APARTMENTS - AJAX l Affordable 2 bedroom apartments ABA DANA DU WeL r , isHAwA ,.:e mit ism OD.n I II-IlAs w $785 per mo. includes K �^^^ nr a w 'R''":-." pi lied,. -,: a acAOuud 1mokaft All W38,e, •c. F ridge, stover broadloom, " -;°" �n°� 5ab�n' 6' ° Cattle�l u ca« �' f7;.SOC plots [e.1 yHdEam Oermi Rd heat, hydro, water and Cans caeca I"- fawnhtt we da„ ro one parking. 7F91,. dr„ Vit n, • roan um of 11EONOpa +ware logo bur Willey,hrq-. Imo. ONlfmlp. Call 686-0845 -•• r«loriar. saoo W mo sewed. w =a -^.ren .:•:•. -,-mtm as a INS, 61►2580 Or visit US it: $ 11 PeC®oi inlet. .a bW :,'-,'.v.pkoAlnr•. sI'm.'wall street/ floor/ .. Os W3f9-75a7 - -van 'D awe maw.. 7"7✓htAhrriechtm4 4 KMOM $to +ou a om + 0sm u,,,,,���,,,,,,,,,, .M ncd,y; '•nye :'.p«, ac11NM, rwrMGm r4NarM 1 •nnen'a • lar. _s. 137-,879 RAn aAm I Z DAars 1100'a,a -:I WkMf MfAmt a.a1l RIMRAND GMOEM Baca I+IO- Oven . 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A ILUM R6-1Me01ASIoCk area M .a OfWJr1146 25 MiYM r. 3sr ••� aeMnaN nNFtcl .w.ng am.5 o:,u-ft, ilii: m wa- AUCTION en- an OaAew 45o w It COMSIIiMMEMTS wom mew�+pa� AMO ESTATES aNar nea ln a . w WANTED �S70000 a -t Gn wran LJW COmr'^,:SSIW, Price a $148 hep Fair W DSVMOM -next so-M.wn as (8051576.7007 PaMWT 5219000 17 lir Sales N•eFy, Tuos 4 5«laa. uv Mn _ dwn M ac BM 7 Thr,S W Sat.at •q ciahna , awl pr oay- 1 1e. 6 p.m. Areliqual �.•'rioolw. mew wpm IL".rure, alp - a -RA-MM nmlesrl OIAIr pllanclS etc. Own- • ahw woo ack.pa. grates poo fOS�Q7-63g er and operator EI WtIEVMU MOPTHEAST MYLES KOG 7fn.w, 4 ned- -a And AUCTIONS ev,.atrnUm 12 mole, 33 NON St. bKad / M nnrlaca -Cal Y OWWOL c-sa-.p area -mw lam, Established i11 0•h 0104 900 Ira.eeaW ppsaea.n CLI Laa , ,Cal- 1960 Wit Soon Eche Peary K. 7255751 905 ,• ,w _ 723-0501 ESTATE PLUS 47 ADW MOOM 'arm Pyr, comsmolum Hoa 8 ,Cam aN. norm, AUCTION n 1sE am .v«0 to, awe SAT JM 31 ax V2M.000 Mow FtA1m Al 6 P.M. MYLES IMI W Fran. A«I EsuM Lb AUCTION ANLL SS 9051 576-4111 MALI. ST . OSII�A Lau to Automatic waster 6 go Dryer. ches7MNb & Ton set sunt IPahsw 32 SCOK ACNE MF-KamM 6 ntW -ogee and shed fast Irout Isar. $75,000 tables Mtlpue will; WAW Ftane. w Framl RW WCk ,liar. MOp64 Stan. Eswe LN (905) 576J111 lung ~. watts stand, Drina, 4 aAM frames. gleanlum sexed 4 poster bed. Sit,~ 2-gNOOOM brbaow. lin- (queen Stzedl• foCilang IsW r~ bntAmm. at Corr. Signed pnnss, ached Iel10N pma64. OW dressersst a , chMaw m coae OrA LND 0- 9.111 ers. etc. Baa From pi"d YOM. Wck Good dr5tbs, Chea, sd- Sam Jaw Rhin Wry 193/ ver Urge sale plan M Rahe 103 Wabehm, pie attend E701 IJA All =aW UdWMMM- UM emy FAC, 3•® coup _^-'!Tare.-WON �- UL Wi 5 mnM1M hon Bicron VAIN Alltlm�AKNOW round accros Askwt $55 000 CAN to dewIS 90S 6632267 ship MM8► reb11 w1A0Mt aid - sObpt FnFtF" R It tomo 35k.S% DFM 1 g1�ARaMI M.ss E� Tons Yp $p.DgO. Od M FIM 749.3150 UM MT. T is SUGGEUN TIER YOU TIIM VESTWM r 31 Wt YIN Jm 23. 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Me, suN Gan twit leek Taan «- NNW FOR Ir nwro. north f hats 10 .rs tan, 1775 6 w d peal mouses norm of Coon -1snloMm oat 90 CAR Pond S145 000 CAN 6-r p 9p5426e631 a 96.420- paMmenI. 196W23305 0101 1 MILL oar usn for you, 13hWW t*" Cuek ClUungs N80 ACIMMENdOM Abe CAN 1051414-8116 SELF-CMRMIB bachelor EAE KL4=. waterhom apartment sod mrgw le mue. nom. eacenl rhe 4 -bed - $560 NxAr-dMw2. urge rooms. plus lb as Wrage aF nu1N IM.x. wpN manure. amamMs Aral, 19 000 on-mnpklrq I4mYb pe. Pnong for tormatlon ,orad No om :nems Oarip! 190519865578 A-Ultn Ap,r 1st CAII 08 DO" PAYMENT7 9059262299 TRADE IN YOUR TOWN- M6smous a limn, HOUSE Wh shy 3 Nor.. +NmAn anted Partap AM Dwrgebw. 9W --g nrd- III at" ,marded 11WUN .001. hew Mala, navy. ON L,wrPrrWGNlww 4 shed. 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A ILUM R6-1Me01ASIoCk area M .a OfWJr1146 25 MiYM r. 3sr ••� aeMnaN nNFtcl .w.ng am.5 o:,u-ft, ilii: m wa- AUCTION en- an OaAew 45o w It COMSIIiMMEMTS wom mew�+pa� AMO ESTATES aNar nea ln a . w WANTED �S70000 a -t Gn wran LJW COmr'^,:SSIW, Price a $148 hep Fair W DSVMOM -next so-M.wn as (8051576.7007 PaMWT 5219000 17 lir Sales N•eFy, Tuos 4 5«laa. uv Mn _ dwn M ac BM 7 Thr,S W Sat.at •q ciahna , awl pr oay- 1 1e. 6 p.m. Areliqual �.•'rioolw. mew wpm IL".rure, alp - a -RA-MM nmlesrl OIAIr pllanclS etc. Own- • ahw woo ack.pa. grates poo fOS�Q7-63g er and operator EI WtIEVMU MOPTHEAST MYLES KOG 7fn.w, 4 ned- -a And AUCTIONS ev,.atrnUm 12 mole, 33 NON St. bKad / M nnrlaca -Cal Y OWWOL c-sa-.p area -mw lam, Established i11 0•h 0104 900 Ira.eeaW ppsaea.n CLI Laa , ,Cal- 1960 Wit Soon Eche Peary K. 7255751 905 ,• ,w _ 723-0501 ESTATE PLUS 47 ADW MOOM 'arm Pyr, comsmolum Hoa 8 ,Cam aN. norm, AUCTION n 1sE am .v«0 to, awe SAT JM 31 ax V2M.000 Mow FtA1m Al 6 P.M. MYLES IMI W Fran. A«I EsuM Lb AUCTION ANLL SS 9051 576-4111 MALI. ST . OSII�A Lau to Automatic waster 6 go Dryer. ches7MNb & Ton set sunt IPahsw 32 SCOK ACNE MF-KamM 6 ntW -ogee and shed fast Irout Isar. $75,000 tables Mtlpue will; WAW Ftane. w Framl RW WCk ,liar. MOp64 Stan. Eswe LN (905) 576J111 lung ~. watts stand, Drina, 4 aAM frames. gleanlum sexed 4 poster bed. Sit,~ 2-gNOOOM brbaow. lin- (queen Stzedl• foCilang IsW r~ bntAmm. at Corr. Signed pnnss, ached Iel10N pma64. OW dressersst a , chMaw m coae OrA LND 0- 9.111 ers. etc. Baa From pi"d YOM. Wck Good dr5tbs, Chea, sd- Sam Jaw Rhin Wry 193/ ver Urge sale plan M Rahe 103 Wabehm, pie attend E701 IJA All =aW UdWMMM- UM emy FAC, 3•® coup _^-'!Tare.-WON �- UL Wi 5 mnM1M hon Bicron VAIN Alltlm�AKNOW round accros Askwt $55 000 CAN to dewIS 90S 6632267 ship MM8► reb11 w1A0Mt aid - sObpt FnFtF" R It tomo 35k.S% DFM 1 g1�ARaMI M.ss E� Tons Yp $p.DgO. Od M FIM 749.3150 UM MT. T is SUGGEUN TIER YOU TIIM VESTWM r 31 Wt YIN Jm 23. ISM SAB am $Dud so serape IM we. eel 6-t plbac SNWN ftare Which 4ueI11IS cover tl0 1 YrR64gaa cost en Iw e.0 4taa,as rt G5OF'ti Brad Saws"• Uso FNano Hada B IM: NWMICACES Golfd. bad and NM 6-u. Albraft: Elab- ugly hlMm,np for Dortyty DUs- Coke fthft &ay Sur pose lata from 4 49\ AN borough Giant YlCgerpM; ppNalam acup led Com. UbwmandF LafW UIgNr. maim Mogbwc6be-M Any a the IRAWN any' pit ale pwam o" by vma• - MU,tmwd. CBM a Cambd chno a Ndew 1bA ofte, EXTRA MONEY him ow ftmft =6 eYe1Y YIacb i d 4r ea fix crd S A 5 E fm p6lapElw FREE, mo INIPaea1 ands 10 O/rIMl1 am nags 1• W'ILL.ARD ENT. nlb(n 19. NAWOS M AN 7- 161 Elim SL L:NR 14 �ko ^^$9M a1ElOnaww else BfacayfrA.N. ON �f� ncdrOm ma. KNI 140 nn4t S WW OAIMw. 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