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Home My WebLink AboutNA1998_02_18GO IN COMFORT b PI [mutt � 20' PICK N Go 24 tirs. 7 otic�rj C MM V7ACY See the story on page 12 Pickering STORERCDM PERIODICAL N ews AC[Ve., Pickering 'ti COli mltnZtj, Newspaper Since 1965 r7 FOR YOU T" TERNITY mss°° OFF ANY PANT MMt !hh adl tdteritts vtYage 04 n E of kQA Cowgar� 426.2088 er Optional 4 week home delivery charge S5/ $1 nevvsstand February 18, 1998, Vol. 33, No. 7, Pressrun •42,500 2-1 pages ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ �o en crime s a �s acs u inDurham `Explicit' sex education material to be reviewed Durham ministers tem:' said Mr. Ruddcll. who feels.to- ' r dents should and can be educated say it's not strong about sex "from a moral standpoint*'. However. Bev Freedman, board su- enough for teaching l+crinicrdlent of programmes, told par- ` ' 1 cots and FAC members who moved m - special -needs kids ,ads for the hoard meeting. the pro- gramme is designed to "mreetproxif our �. BY St SAN U*NfAl_t- (spcetal-moods) kids in terms of appro-4.11 nest[ REPUKTtat prtate behaviour... it's used to caution 46 Durham , Durham public school board students, to provide some understand- trustecs voted Monday to review a sex mg to them of some of the things the)- education heyeducation programme taught to a few may he vulnerable to." special -needs students following a Ms. Freedman reports the ministry- t demonstration by more than 50 pre. approved material is only taught to ap. oximatcl 80 of the bxuwd's 66,(1(10 V t titers who claim ilii matcctal as Pr } I � pornographic students — a select group of develop - But. two ministers feel the maternal menialls delayed high school students. . doesn't go far enough in giving vul- ^' t them between the ages of 17 40 nerahlc students the toots they need to and And she notes parents arc rc- ward off sexual abuse. _;uired to give written perm[.- Parents and rrte.1 % of in few their children to take t 11 the Family Action Council :.:rt in the proggrnmc. which ,. • , (FAC[ tcxik to the streets out. :i,: hoard has used to teach ,A side Durham District School T1cc1al-n0ds sttd3cnts for the Board headquarters on Bast eight years. , Taunton Road in Whithy «i Ms Freedman reports she picket the hoard'suse of has ncscr had any complaints "sexually explicit' material Ir,tin parents whose children to teach sex educatio a to de- auerid the class and adds velopmcnially delayed stu- many are thankful for the dents. RI'TH ANN t-ard's roe in tushing sex The FAC. a coalition of SCHE DIACH education to their kids. Parents. churchesrc s and action parent, ain Parents are in support of groups in the region, is call- tins;' said hoard chairman ing on the board to remove support of this' Ruth Ann Schcdlich. 'This 9 y, the Life Facts Sexuality pro- will stay in effect: it is a doc• /,'� , . •,pee• gramme and replace it with "more ap- ument parents want taught to their t i r propriate material;' said Terry Rud- children" R, ` r 0 i dell. FAC founder and chairman. However. Oshawa trustee Susan The council maintains the material. Sbeter called for a staff repoxt on the which includes sketches of couples en- material which she said is not consis- gaged in sexual acts, is pornographic rent with the board's policy that sex x ,P- ~'^"" �P' and promotes homosexuality as an ac- education he abstmence-based. - ceptable hfesty Ie. Her motion. which pissed in a 6-5 "1 was completely shocked and ap- vote, means a report on Life Facts Sex- photo by Ron Pietromro palled that this was in our school sys- tiality will he presented to the board at • • its March 2 meeting. Theatre Review - Two local comedies on stage come highly recommended. See Page 11. Editorial Page .. . ........6 BY STEPHEN SHAW tistics: a 17.8 per rent increase in sexual as- — rose by 9.8 Per cent, according to the de- lice Chief Kcvin McAlpine before consider- Dt'RFicM STMT saults: a 36 per cent increase in domestic as- panment's 1997 criminal activity report. ing how to address the crime rate. - Violent crime in the region shot up 10 per saults: an 1 1.1 per cent increase in weapons "Obviously the number are a concern;' -I will say I am disapponntotd the numbers cent in 1997 as the number of sexual. physi- offences: a 50 per cent Jump in murder: and Boh Boychyn. the newly -elected chairman of are as high as they are and I think we're BOB cal and domestic assaults rose sharply, police a 25.4 per cent rise to assaults on police offi- the police ser ices hoard, commented venter- going to have w hxtk at policing and work BOYCHYN 'The statistics show. A report to he presented to the Durham cern. Overall. the number of crimes coninuited day when reached at his Oshawa home. The regional :(,uncillor. who expressed towards making our community safer." Mr. Boychyn said. numbers Regional Police Services Board at its meet. against persons last year — which ex;ludes surprise when od,l of the scar -end statistics, ..Statistics can say anything you want are a concern ing tomorrow contains several startling sta- property offences such as theft and bur,-hry said he "ant,, . - , . 'hr mmnhcrs with Po - See ASSAULTS/Page 7 `Explicit' sex education material to be reviewed Durham ministers tem:' said Mr. Ruddcll. who feels.to- ' r dents should and can be educated say it's not strong about sex "from a moral standpoint*'. However. Bev Freedman, board su- enough for teaching l+crinicrdlent of programmes, told par- ` ' 1 cots and FAC members who moved m - special -needs kids ,ads for the hoard meeting. the pro- gramme is designed to "mreetproxif our �. BY St SAN U*NfAl_t- (spcetal-moods) kids in terms of appro-4.11 nest[ REPUKTtat prtate behaviour... it's used to caution 46 Durham , Durham public school board students, to provide some understand- trustecs voted Monday to review a sex mg to them of some of the things the)- education heyeducation programme taught to a few may he vulnerable to." special -needs students following a Ms. Freedman reports the ministry- t demonstration by more than 50 pre. approved material is only taught to ap. oximatcl 80 of the bxuwd's 66,(1(10 V t titers who claim ilii matcctal as Pr } I � pornographic students — a select group of develop - But. two ministers feel the maternal menialls delayed high school students. . doesn't go far enough in giving vul- ^' t them between the ages of 17 40 nerahlc students the toots they need to and And she notes parents arc rc- ward off sexual abuse. _;uired to give written perm[.- Parents and rrte.1 % of in few their children to take t 11 the Family Action Council :.:rt in the proggrnmc. which ,. • , (FAC[ tcxik to the streets out. :i,: hoard has used to teach ,A side Durham District School T1cc1al-n0ds sttd3cnts for the Board headquarters on Bast eight years. , Taunton Road in Whithy «i Ms Freedman reports she picket the hoard'suse of has ncscr had any complaints "sexually explicit' material Ir,tin parents whose children to teach sex educatio a to de- auerid the class and adds velopmcnially delayed stu- many are thankful for the dents. RI'TH ANN t-ard's roe in tushing sex The FAC. a coalition of SCHE DIACH education to their kids. Parents. churchesrc s and action parent, ain Parents are in support of groups in the region, is call- tins;' said hoard chairman ing on the board to remove support of this' Ruth Ann Schcdlich. 'This 9 y, the Life Facts Sexuality pro- will stay in effect: it is a doc• /,'� , . •,pee• gramme and replace it with "more ap- ument parents want taught to their t i r propriate material;' said Terry Rud- children" R, ` r 0 i dell. FAC founder and chairman. However. Oshawa trustee Susan The council maintains the material. Sbeter called for a staff repoxt on the which includes sketches of couples en- material which she said is not consis- gaged in sexual acts, is pornographic rent with the board's policy that sex x ,P- ~'^"" �P' and promotes homosexuality as an ac- education he abstmence-based. - ceptable hfesty Ie. Her motion. which pissed in a 6-5 "1 was completely shocked and ap- vote, means a report on Life Facts Sex- photo by Ron Pietromro palled that this was in our school sys- tiality will he presented to the board at • • its March 2 meeting. Theatre Review - Two local comedies on stage come highly recommended. See Page 11. Editorial Page .. . ........6 Entertainment .........11 Sports ................12 Classified .............13 HOW TO REACH US General .......... 683-5110 Death Notices .. - ..6[•33-3005 Auction Line ......683-7545 Sincerely Yours .... 1-800-662-8423 Internet .......... . wwwv.durhamne,ws-net Maria Alexander. whose four-year- Petite and precise old daughter Rebekah is developmen- tally delayed, made ru emotional plea Young members of the Pickering Mini Ice Rockets show their form dur- to the [rioted asking trustees u> remove g 8 the programme. ing a precision skating competition held in Whitby last weekend. The "My child is not at the age yet;' she youngsters, who were competing in the entry level division, skated to the See DURHAM/Page 4 song 'Talk to the Animals' from the musical Dr. Doolittle. Pickering unanimous in call for short nuclear plant licence BY M NRIANtiE TAKACS sf\Ir RIJNWi Fk PICKEWNC — Town council - fors; ha%c unanimously approved a res- olution calling on the Atomic Entergy Control Board to rchccnse the Picker- ing nuclear station lid no huger than nine months instead of the two years recommended by AECB stiff. However. the unanimity was sorn- what svmbolic at Monday's Council meeting in that it ,iutw only after the defeat of an amendment supported by two councillors to ick the AF:CB to approve a two-year licence. The sta- tion's current nine-month licence ex- pires at the end of Marsh. Among the dis.enicrs was Ward I local Councillor Dave Ryan, who said that while he agreed with the concerns of councilkrs favouring the nine month term, the short licence weukf only serve to distract Ontano Hvdro staff and ZAN management fromthe task of im-proving the sta- tion's perfor- mance. "What do we accomplish tNhcr DAN E RYAN than posturing to Pull the demand a nine- month rclicens_ plug when ing"" he asked, necessary' adding the shorter term is not needed to put more pres- sure on Hydro. ' The reality is the reg- ulatory txxly can pull the plug when- ever necessary" Chun. Ryan maintained Council should ask for a two-year licence with the condition that the environmental assessment of the station the Town and community have asked for be un- dertaken, so Hydro staff could work on the assessment rather than compil- See PICKERING/Page 4 Budget OK lets Durham board build schools BY SUSAN O'NEILL STAFF REPORTER Public school board trustees narrowly passed the short -year budget Monday following a de - 'bate over delaying the vote until the new funding formula is re- leased by the Province at the end of the month. While some new trustees ex- pressed concern about approving a budget they didn't have a hand in preparing. the Durham District School Board voted 6-5 to pass the 5236.ri X042 budget for the period Januar through August. Run Trhos ich. superintendent of business for the board, urged trustees to approve the spending blueprint, noting, "We're in the second month of the budget. More than 20 per cent has al- ready been spent" Grant Yeo, director of the board, told trustees the short - year budget is "basically the con- tinuation of the old one" ap- proved by trustees of the former Durham Board of Education. He added within two weeks the board may be involved in an- alyzing the new funding allotca- tion for September so delaying passage of the short -year budget would "put us behind". However, Pickering trustee Paul Crawford said the board would have the "benefit" of in- formation in the new funding for- mula if the short -year budget was pushed back until the new model is released by the Province. "1 am not prepared to take something someone else pre- pared and pass it;' he said. "I want this to have my fingerprints on it" In an interview following the meeting, board chairman Ruth Ann Schedlich reported she was surprised by the close vote, not- ing trustees had an opportunity to ask questions and express con- cerns at a special budget meeting held Feb. 9. "We need to move ahead;' she said, adding the approval of the short -year budget means stable funding is in place until Aug. 31. Ms. Schedlich also said ap- proval of the budget means the hoard is on track with the con- struction of three new schools, that it can go ahead and purchase IRON an additional 45 portables for the TRBOVICH coming school year and repair work to the roof of Henry Street More than 2H High School can begin. already Spent' t 6, Supermarket bid shelved BY MARIANNE TAKAC'S STAFF Rt" WttR PUCKERING — Town councillors have rejected. for now, a proposal to build a specialty supermarket at what Pickering officials consider to he. the Rrwn's eastern 'gateway', Pickering Council's executive com- mittee last week de- ferred a decision on the rcioning until the completion of more detailed guidelines for the area under the re- cently -completed Town's Kingston Road Corridor Transformation Study. Sheridan Chevrolet Oldsmo. bile Cadillac Ltd. has applied for a re- zoning to allow the establishment of a 5.(X70 -square -metre (approximately 540)()-w uarc-fooN ) fooxd lore on the east side of its prop- crty between Kingston Road and Finch Avenue. Where the Iwo roads nearly meet cast of Brtkk Road and jus( west of Ilve bor- der with Ajax. The proposed tenant would he Michael Angelo's Fo odmar- ket. which special- ises to fresh fruit. vegetables. choses and treats. Ptckcring plan- ning departtrent staff had recom- mended approval of the rezoning, subject to condi- tions such as the in- sallation of traffic signals at the tmer- sectKM of Kmgskxr Road and Bain- bridge Drive on the % uth side of' the site and m%trittions on the appearamc orf the structure. 'The applicant's prt4x)%W rcM-.cnts an opportunity for redevelopment of the existing car dealership to_ achwvc many of.' Tinke adva the goals of the Or-' festal Plan and Kingston Road FREE IN I Corrxk,r Traasfor- matxxt study.' stat- I1 ed planning duec- I rtial Camtll and depulr director in1 Tian htelvnsuk to a report t.. Council. They noted the Pre— p-sal provides op- poxwnny for yttaI ty building design, (located a pe c% nan-friend- ly envirorwrn-nt and mixed uses on the Lower rest of Ilse property. However, arca .1 residents voiced cox: xcrns Axxt the traffic problems the and le development might create and ifs im- pact on their neigh- 1 • b uduW. Ncicr LeRard of FinchAvenue told 1 councillors her bedroom windows . 1 would end up fac- rlo ing dx: food store's loading docks and technoloo she was worried about the noise and air pollution that the m would be created by trucks left run,- at your ning as they waited to unload, and about noise from the building's air conditioning and heating units. -We were there first," she said. not- ing residents who had moved into the area expected to live beside a car 1 - dealership and not , J a supermarket. Jim Mason of Finch Avenue noted residents - don't want "a whole stream of lit- tle tusinesses' being established on the site. Representatives of some local com- mercial property owners also oppose the proposal. They suggested there was no room in the area marketplace for another major food retailer and that the new store would create traffic problems at an at - ready busy loca- . tion. Rick Coburn. reprewnting Michael Angelos, toki councillors a consultant's retail impact study indicated there was nwim in the market for the new store, and that con- cerns such ss traffic• pollution and noise could he dealt with through conditions ns of approval and the site plan approval pro x:ess. WE ARE CLEARING OUT OUR 1997 FURNACES AND AIR CONDITIONERS SAVE U P TO $750/OKOG rL 4 � CALLWAf NOWT NeAng i & conddOf n 905u428-0333 Visit Our Whitby Showroom • 1380 Hopkins St. THF: NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY le, 19Fe - PAGE J Read and sht)p the Ajax -Pickering NeK•ti Advc-rti%c-r fixer titne•-, cacti %%c-ck! 11111por'r +awed rI,••+r r •r 11• air �F4� '" �� Iritteeei/rle VWA— nitro land r; do I Inca •; met is a br do I teed 0- . L, 34a K fORf - MLY 1:3fi TO 3:n M Fa mite Gisela Swiom, author of interooltre Cliierkds Gatde Is* IaMfaM" - Sdgols mLk am•r�� ^� II.1Sl� lea■I - �t� iowar eFtHrdm*6oflittltlbtp(A,Iterem gp I Ilk bom UN" M. 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Contest closes at 5:00 F.m. on solid". 44 Il n*cuwy 72nd, 1111110111. Sat. 9:50-6 � r rAGE 1- THE NEWS ADVEWnSER WFANDWAY. FE6RUAKY Is, INS Durhm protest group wins review of sex education materials DURHANI/From page I said in an Interview. "But 1 want to oppose it ahead of time. How is my daughter going to benefit from these visual pictures w hen she learns by im- itating and mimicking in her environ- ment"" But. Reverend Glen Eagle of Claremont United Church told the hoard he thinks the material may not be strong enough. "We scc more explicit stuff on CM' --Il' am night of the week. Hav- ing %owed this stuff I'm not sure it goes far enough" In an interview. Rev. Eagle added. "To he honest this material is quite bxlrin, ..as far as being explicit, you'll sec something in an anatomy book that's more explicit" Reverend Mcrvvn Russell of Orono United Church agreed it's nc often ccssary to use explicit mater- ial with special -needs students who are vulnerable to sexual abuse. "The entire package Is being reviewed by parents. This is family valucs...thc material is trying to promote gird re- lationships and prevent abuse" Pickering opposes two-year licence PICKF,RING,From page b ing the documentation required for re- licensing. "Rett would be constructive. That's where the work cf7on should be di- rected. not on paper -pushing." Ward 3 Regional Courwillo r Rick Johnson said that while he also shared concerns about the plant. Council had u, "stop scnsationalirrrg on every issue He suggested Pickering would be damaging its own credibility with the resolution. "We lust can't cit wolf every time a situation arias" Coun. Johnson told colleagues. %ard 1 Regional Councillor Mau - nee Brenner and others who supported his motion for the rune -month licence argued the Pickering .station should not receive a longer permit until it demonstrates effective and sustained improvement in its operations. "I believe two yeah n a long-term licence and would be inappropriate:' said Coun. Brenner. V.'ard 2 Regional Councillor Doug Dickcn,n maintained the nine-month permit the Pickering plant is currenth operating under is "one of the things that kept their feet to the fire". He sug- gcytcd Hydro would probably not he moving forward as quickly on im- provcments at Pickering it not for the pressure of the short licence and the public attention foicuscd on its opera- tions The AECB w ill give first consider- ation to the relicensing at its meeting Thursday in Ottawa. and will make a final decision after a second hearing Marct. 2-4 in Oshawa. Giles, IW Is ACCessoda Menlo i Leon ib i lirodtar 1101 ` � Piotrklp 428-9%67 ow 0 DR. S. KHALFAN OPTOMETRIST Evening/Saturday Appointments Available Ample Free Parking NEW PATIENTS WELCOME sx Harwood Ave. S., Aho (905) 426-1434 CORRECTION NOTICE MEDIA 0231 ON SALE MON. FEB. 16 -SUN. 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One set of four Sky Box ticket, for the June 14 game will be avail- able each Jay. The Operation Lifeline auction will be broadcast live on Rogers Commune, TV and Shaw Cable. Items of interest to everyone are ex- pected to be donated by more than 500 heal businesses. Last year, the Operation Lifeline event raised more than S65.W.1 and organivers hope di exceed that goal this -,car. Funds raised will he used to pur- chase diagnostic imaging equtpment fir the local hospital. A full listing of the items that will he up for auction will he published in the .Ajax -Pickering Ncw. Adver- tiscr Mar,h 23. For more informa. tion or ire donate a TV aucti,m item call the Operation Lifeline h ohne .d This show is the cat's meow PICIOMM — A Cat snow is being hew Saturday and Sunday. Feb: 21 and 22, at the Pickering Raaealion Complex at 1867 Valley Farm Rd. The show will run from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days. See up to 175 cats, kit - eats and hwtelwlds, pets on ditlplay. 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GOOo,1_4-4 R P Money matters' Durham Region's separate school board faces money crunch BY SUSAN O'NI?II-L from the .hurt -year budget s r:4Ft ReF4)RI I k as well as the transfer of The Durham Catholic portables to accommodate District School Board is in population shifts at schools a ..tight" financial positron across the region. for the short -year period. A report presented to the reports the director of the hoard Monday states. "This board. budget year will prove to be Grant Andrews one of the most says the hoard isdifficult to date " facing a shortfall While Mr. An - An- of over $I.I mil- ;)f drews reports the for the perirxf .., r' board is awaiting January through the approval of a August. i grant from the Whdc he notes '- Province in the the Proc,nce pro- arnount of vided the hoard gS500X). he says. with 62per cent 'With or without of the funding it (;RANT the grant it is received last year ANDREIA'S light.. for the eight- Yr"C. d He says the board month period, he will also have to cautiously' says there were use close to some cost increas- $581),(NN) in re - es Queen's Park hasn't off- serves to make up funding set with financial assis- for the period. lance. If the board doesn't re- Henotes the summer ceive the grant. "then we School programme has to have a problem we'll have hu paid for in its entirety to address;' says Mr An - Fire forces i Pickering school evacuation Arum blamed in Monday morning incident B,MARIANNE TAhA("S srsrt ktrranrtra PI('KI:RING — Police suspect ars m in a hrc that Icd to titr c,acu- atton of Our Lady of the Bay Catholic School on Ever Drive to south Pickering to Monday morn- ing. Frrcfaghtcrs were called to the scene at 9 55 a.m. after the hlaic Scl off the school's smoke alarm system. "Wc had a .mall fire:' says Our Lady of the Bay principal Ida FJgc- comtac. "Some coats caught on Circ on a rack out ide of a classroom. tit one eft hurt The school was c,.ac uatcd. .-There were no inkuric%. panic or anything like that." The hlaic destroyed seven coats bcfore it Dias put out by firefighters and caused minor damage ht the school budding. mostly to the brick wall where the coats were hanging It's not clear how the coats caught fife. " m It's an arson icstigatitn:' says Mrs. Edgecombe. "It's turned oyer to the police.- She olice "She says it's not known whether the person who may have ignited the coats w'as one of the school's students or an outsider. "W'e're not suspecting any indi- vidual;' says the principal. noting she knows of nothing that has hap- pened recently at the school which could ha,.e triggered the incident. "Our students are wonderful stu- dents. It's totally unlike the kind of atmosphere we have around here:' Our Lady of the Bay's 440 JK - to -Grade 8 students were taken to Holy Redeemer Church next door and dismissed to go home around 10:30 a.m. when it became appar- ent they could not be allowed back into the building while police and firefighters continued their investi- gation. Regular classes resumed Tues- day morning with special precau- tions in place. "Each of the classroom teachers have been told to keep track of in- dividuals who leave their room at any time of the day:' explains Mrs. Edgecombe. She says all the school's doors except the front one by the office are always locked anyway. and Monitoring of the front door has been intensified. ..Other than that it's business as usual:' says the principal. "Obvi- ously it's a concern but at the same time we feel the investigation will identify the reason and the motives and we'll go from there:' Mrs. Edgecombe notes she is particularly pleased with how smoothly the evacuation went and that police and the fire department praised the school for its emer- gency performance. Pickering Fire Department offi- cials did nut return calls before press lime. drew,,. who expects the hoard to hear either way within a couple of weeks. He says he doesn't want to predict the impact if' the grant isn't approved. but the board doesn't plan to put any capital projects on hold. With the release of the new funding formula ex - peeled by the end of the month. Mr. Andrews says the hoard is working on two budgets al once. The board has not yet passed the short --year budget and is already well into the sec- ond month of the stub year. "It dust means we hasc to proceed cautiously;" he says. Are you a first time Mom- to -be? You're invited To A: . BABY STEPS SEMINAR WED. MARCH 4, 1998 7:00-9:00 P.M. Gallantry's Banquet Hall Pickering Town Centre Fashions by Thyme Maternity DRAW PRIZE=AttendEVENFLO Preseutations will cover. CAR SEAT infant R9trition AND MORE! Infant First Aid do CPS For registration information Offered by on -sits call 1-800-883-6042 ✓ RKirtar.d Dietician ✓ GrUft*d CPS Infractor THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY. PESRUARY 111. 19M. 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Save an additional CPZ40 on already CLEARANCE FASH I NS * & ACCESSORIES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY PLUS LU GAGE Choose from a great selection of national brand and Sears brand fashions for men, women and children. 'Excludes men's and women's outerwear. Sale prices in effect from Wedt»s&W, February 18 to Svndalr, February 22, 1998, 02305 while "wilities ICst. Copyright 1998 ..ran cm+ada tire. PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAV. WISI VARV IS. 19" Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser v Editorials and LA Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday. Friday, Sunday PHONE: 683 5110 FAX 683 7363 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax. Ont. LIS 2H5 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial A special programme for special students Life (acts or pornography'' The debate raged on at the Durham District School Board Monday evening as opponents of a sexual edu- cation programme for developmentally delayed stu- dents attacked the board. The board explains the importance of socio -sexual education for special -needs student, in term,, of streetproofing and providing accurate information on the facts of life. Members of the Family Action Council call the material pornographic and are out- raged homosexuality is referred to in any way in the material and further that form% of birth control are discussed. The material is graphic — no doubt about it. Pen- cil drawings include images of a man and a woman masturbating. of a heterosexual couple involved in in- tercourse and of male and female genitalia. There are graphics of two men walking hand-in- hand, two women sitting on a couch with one fondling the other's breast and images of birth con- trol devices. The argument over homosexuality. abstinence and birth control come, down to one of morality -- one person-, versus another's. That's not what this debate should be about. When considering the objections of the Family Ac- tion Council we we left asking if it's really any of their business. None of the protesters who raised con- cerns at Monday night's board meeting have deyelop- rrientally delayed children in this programme. In fact. man_ do not even have children in the Durham Dis- trict School Board and some have no children at all. Whv should their beliefs dictate what students. whose parents have reviewed the material and con- sented to its contents, are taught in the classroxim". it is an often difficult and uncomfortable task for parents to instill their own beliefs and standards on relationships and scx in their children. It must be more difficult when the student has a leaming dis- ability which may be further complicated by limited social and judgment skill, There is no more important job than that of being a parent. Let the parents of these students do what only they know is right for their children. If. after re- viewing the course material. a parent says '-this is right for my child" or "this is nut" their opinion should he the one that matters most. I e T, respond for this r41—tal , all intouwarce at rlf(islxtrre lits r. -t,40 and dial 5 /09 ♦You said it... In response to Susan O'Neill's Feb. 13 column headlined '•hempest in se♦ ed. class', our read- ers said: \s usual ;i's all opinion. The Family Action Council also has an opinion and there's nothing wrung with it. And. we live to a democratic scicty, so I bchcvc that holding a march in front of the I Durham District School Berard) of- fices is not against that. I noticed you were good enough to mterfew (hoard superintendent of programmes Bev) Freedman. but I don't sec an interview with the Family Ac - non Cuuncfl. All 1 see is an Opinion which is judgmental and against what (the FAC) stand, fur.- vWe asked... The question is: How do you feel about Pickering curlers Richard Hart and Collin Mitchell and the rest of their Canadian rink winning a silver medal at the Winter Olympic Games'' ♦ Letters to the editor Tragic need To the editor: 1 -hi, Icticr is in regard to the tragic circumstances surround - mg the death of Adam Hicks. and the hean-wrenching and emotional outcry of his mother. which again raises the gw%tion in respect to Ontario's lack of reliable and accessible sub- stance abuse treatment I;wili- tics. Adam's mother had tried rc- peatedty to have her sem admit- ted to a treatment facility. and in her ofesperaaon she had con- tacted her local Tory %IPP John O'Teole. hopeful that lit ke% Tory election promise of mi - proved drug rehabilitation pro- grammes in Ontario would offer some hope for the likes rif her sons. Unfortunately, it is too late for Adam now. but this sad event can be a marker that will turn around this increasing (though sometimes not ac- knowlcdgcd t problem The tragic need for facilities should net be seen a, an eco- nomic burden that this Province cannot afford: in truth the co %t to xicicty of those with this problem goes far beyond any- thing imaginable w'c. as a .soci- ety, take a "not -in -my -hack - yard' approach to something Fix is in for To the editor: The Pickering Nuclear Generating Station Atomic Energy Control Board licence renewal meeting, will be held, yet again. in Ottawa Feb. 19 and in Oshawa March 24. Too had Pickering Transit doesn't extend that tar' Perhaps the AECB should save some money. not hold the '-public meetings" that the We want your letters for druc-t treatment facilities that we all vatslh Acre not a rc- there. frustratingly even the in- ality. but the reality is with us, dividual who has a health plan and it will not easily go away. can seldom access this help as no matter how hard we wish it insurance companies will not would. cover independent addictions There arc few established cuunscllors/thcrapists. unless treatment programmes, which theyhave a medical. psychf- have the resources to look at atric or sical work degree. this problem with beth a hu- even though thc,r disciplines maimmic and holistic approach have hale specific training in It is not an ca,y problem to ad- the addictions field. dress and at this time there are Which begs the question no suitable rc,ources available posed by dlikc Harris "R'hy to either adult, or ,youth,, mule arc our college, and univcr,i- or female in Durham Regiort. tie, offering programme, that The truth is there arc a num- do not offer the grads An avail - her of agerwie, available but ability of a It%ing r" not financially at:ccssible to the The result being. we must needing population of the re- warehouse those we cannot Bion. and (or the most part help in our correajonal facili- thorse we have arc noir puniest- tics. In hospices or in what K fairly ,uccessfut because of Cl- becoming most commi in. the; a Ick of content or pro- humelcssncs,. gramme, that arc not lung Thc,e issue, arc closely enough. linked with the health care ,ys- It upon completion of a pro- tem, the criminal justice sys- gramnic the individual return, tem, and lel u, not forget, the to the sane environment and educational system. Ycs. it is a situation,, the cycle will no costly problem, but it will not doubt continue, and for those go away without concerted cf- with limited resources and/or fent, that need to he innovative living in rural areas. there: t, ht- and holistic, tic help available on a continu- Is this what we want'? I say um in Order to create the neer,- Peter Eiierett. ,ary change,. C'.A.C.,P.S.C. R'hilc there are trained Community t'cuinselling coun,ellor%Aherapists out Centre long nuclear plant licence affected public can't easily at- together legislative bodies at tend. and mail in its findings places unusual, uncomfort- much like judges for Olympic able, and distant from the de- ice dancing should. since the pository of their Public "fix- is ohviously in. Records. for the sole purpose It seem, the Americans of fatiguing them into compit- had much the same heel* with ance with his measure,." governmental procedures — The [United Statc,l Decla- over 2(MI years ago as Picker- ration of Independence. ing and Ajax residents do now: Paul Johnston, "He ithe King] has called Pickering Go get those gas companies, MP McTeague JOHN HASTE Opinion "- Shaper,~ Ajax resident John Haste is a 51 - year -old native of London, Eng- land, who enjoys fnmilr life and trying hard not to act his age. Store Trek -- The Old Generation Back 'Irmo the British Royal Navy is known as the Senior Ser- vice. 1 find it disturbing that the Town of Ajax with Its well-docu- mented connection to the British navy is not giving Its own seniors the sorts of services they need. My wife winks in a medical lab in Pick- ering Village. The majority of pa- tients are elderly nun -drivers living alone. who eagerly anticipate their trips to her clinic — even though it means needles and blood taking — because they like to chat and unload some of their problems. The main complaint my wife has been hearing is that although the til- lage is a nicely maintained and friendly community. it lacks a basic need — a well -stocked grocery store. If 11 was not for the foresight of one mid -town chain providing a courtcsy transport service, these el- derly Citi/ens would have a problem. My wile called the lural council- lor on their behalf and received the usual political waffling — "unattrac- tive business proposition due to the growing Durham Centre. etc.- How sad to think that these pfoncers of ttrday's Ajax have in the Village at (cast two puh,, plcnty of restaurants (including a sushi bar(, heft nowhere to buy a simple hag ol- spuds. i guess if you arc a pensioner who likes a pint of ale and a plate of raw fish, then the Village is ideal. This is not restricted it, seniors in the Village. There is a large number of pensioners concentrated in the BavIv and Harwood arca who rcgu- larly. Just h,r the exercise. walk to Wal-Mart and the adjacent shops. Now Wal -Mari Is joining the exodus to the Durham Centre. Perhaps it's time Ajax Council gave some thought tO attracting new stores hr areas of the town that need them. or at (cast making sure some form of regular direct transportation is available front all corners of the town• especially from the arras where the seniors reside. If these means revising routes and timcia- hle%'then make it so. Hands up to all those who think that the prcvitusly mentioned Durham Centre looks like a parking lot with shops as opposed lit a %hop- ping arca with ample parking! I can- not understand how some enircpre- ncur is not renting golf carts so you :an visit all the stores without muv- ong your car each time. I must admit last summer was pleasant. strolling around, having a caflc lalte "al fres- co-. watching the cars parking, in- haling the fumes. Then in winter, you can view the man-made snow mountains and feel the Arctic winds as you attempt Ix) make the trek tram store to store. (Someone asked me why i would attempt this journey on foot. Of course, I answered. "be- cause it's there".) And who made the decision on the amount of ample parking the cinema would require'! Maybe you need to reserve a parking spot in ad- vance along with your Titanic ticket. Why is it that other communities along the Hwy. 2 corridor have cozy air-conditioned indoor shopping fa- cilities, yet in Ajax we have to suf- Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday. Wednesday. Friday. Sunday 130 Commercial Ave.. Ajax. Ont. LI S 2H5 JOANNE BURGHARDT. Editor -m -Chief STEVE HOUSTON. Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD. Advertising Manager AININ BROUWER, Retail Adverusmg Manager EDDIE KOLODZIEJCZAK, Classified Advertising Manager MONIQ17E LEA. Real EstafdAutomotiwAdwrtismg Manager ABE FAKHOURIE. Utsinhrutron Manager BARBARA HARRISON, Producttun Manager JANICE O'NEIL, Assistant production Manager CHERYL HAINES, Assistant production Manager LILLIAN HOOK, Administration Manager TO REACH US The News Advvrtuer is one of the Meuniand Printing. Publishing and Distributing group of newspaper. The New. Advemser is a To the editor: we know that, once they get fer the elements. I know of people tiny Newspaper Assoc . ('anadian ('.immunit) Newspaper Assoc . Canadian Circulations Audit Huard and the Ontana Pres. Council. ' The publisher reserves the right to classify ur refuse any adven - The News Advertiser accepts Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge control of the market, we are at who have walked out of these stores f1► letters to the editor. All letters MP Dan McTeague works be- their mercy'? They then control y' with unwanted articles, complaining l should be typed or neatly hind the renes and gets my and set the gas prices. That's they only "went in to escape the hand-written. 150 words. i vote. what K.C. Irving did to the cold". ` Each letter must be signed Mr. McTeague has kept up small companies on the east Perhaps soon somebody will de - with a first and last name or I the pressure on the gas compa- coast, and look what a litre of vise a plan to build a retractable two initials and a last name. Bies because their sole purpose gas costs there. Then he took roof covering the whole area so that Please include a phone num- a to eradicate the individual his money and ran. we can have the best of both worlds, Steve Inham Reggie Jackson Elaine Okenka ber for verification. The edi- owners who operate small gas Is this what we want'? I say but alas, that is probably just -pie in says, "They did says. "i'm very says. -The team for reserves the right to edit stations. We have to stand be- not. the sky -dome". the best they proud to be a curled extremely I copy for sale, length and hind Dan and buy our gas from Go and get them, Dan. You could and we are Canadian and that well. Pickering content. Opinions expressed I independents. If we don't, all are doing a good job in your The Nests Adceriiser selected 13 read - proud rood of them. the won it. and Canada P y in letters are those o the I j work Dan has done will be- come fruitless. riding! g! ors for the 1998 roster of Opinion Congratulations:' Canada should be should be proud writer and not necessarily Why would anyone buy Herman van der Veen, Shapers. They bring a wide variety of proud.' of them." those of the News Advertiser from the big companies when Oshawa experience and opinions to our editorial page for your reading rnjocmrnt. Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday. Wednesday. Friday. Sunday 130 Commercial Ave.. Ajax. Ont. LI S 2H5 JOANNE BURGHARDT. Editor -m -Chief STEVE HOUSTON. Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD. Advertising Manager AININ BROUWER, Retail Adverusmg Manager EDDIE KOLODZIEJCZAK, Classified Advertising Manager MONIQ17E LEA. Real EstafdAutomotiwAdwrtismg Manager ABE FAKHOURIE. Utsinhrutron Manager BARBARA HARRISON, Producttun Manager JANICE O'NEIL, Assistant production Manager CHERYL HAINES, Assistant production Manager LILLIAN HOOK, Administration Manager TO REACH US The News Advvrtuer is one of the Meuniand Printing. Publishing and Distributing group of newspaper. The New. Advemser is a General' 681.$1 10 mm eber of the Ap,i & Pickeringoard tit BTrade. Oniann Commit Clafied: 687.(1707 ssi tiny Newspaper Assoc . ('anadian ('.immunit) Newspaper Assoc . Canadian Circulations Audit Huard and the Ontana Pres. Council. Disuibitlon: 6113-5117 The publisher reserves the right to classify ur refuse any adven - AdmidCla,sitied Fax: 681-7161 Mol Credit liar advert—mcnt limned to space price error skein Composing Fax: 579.4271 Pie' blip //www.durhumnews.net IM - ®' i+FC A Audd Band Msur tans .�� Aoaa naard iaainwr ,•,,. r.u..,_• ■ ■ TttE NEWS ADYEKTI.tiEK WEUNL>i . !i£KRt1AKY 15, Ifs - PAGE 7 Biting th bullet Police handcuffed trying to arrest costs? Compared to other forces its size, Durham has fewer officers on average BY KErrH GILLICAN bt'RHA,M sLV 1 The year 1997 draws to a close and the Durham Regional Police Service has over -spent its budget. Many citi- zens are calling on the force to hire extra officers, which will obviously cost more. But those people who want additional police presence on their streets are financially -squeezed home- owners opposed to paying more taxes. Welcome to police budgeting in the 1990%. The news being made by Durham Regional Police in the past few months hasn't exactly been the type that ends up in a scrapbook. In January, the de- partment reported it was $3.4 million over -budget in 1997 and the Ministry of the Solicitor General announced it would conduct an internal audit on how the force is operated. The audit is the first in the 24 -year history of the department. Last v'car's over -expenditure can le partially attributed to the force's legal Costs associated with the Guv Paul Morin wrongful conviction inquiry, which alio garnered the department some embarrassing headlines. One of those headlines reported Durham po- lice made a public apology to Mr. Morin for the role they played in his unjust conviction. More recently, new Chief Ke%in McAlpine made headlines when he an- nounced at the first meeting of the new police services biard that the depan- ment needs at least 20 more officers. All this at a tint: when Durham Re- gion has ro handle provincial down- loading initiatives, which Regional Chairman Roger Anderson ,ays will double the size of Durham's budget. List years pllicc budget of about 554 5 million was more than half of Durham Region's overall budget of 5103,4 million. Mr Andcrsun says the police "have to bring their budget Into the reality of t.xday's economy" He's not willing to concale police spending Is "out of control. -And, Mr. Anderson. a former police officer him- sclf, doesn't ttchcve cutting the force's manpower a an option to slash costs. In fact, Deputy Chief Derck i cn- son says. the current mwflictcnt man- power "I, a strain on resources:' Durham police have a staff of 743 which includes 584 uniformed offi- cers. detectives and senor officers. MUNICIPALITY: TORONTO PEEL REGION YORK REGION OTTAWA-CARLETON HAM ILTON-WENTWORTH DURHAM WATERLOO REGION NIAGARA REGION HALTON LONDON WINDSOR SUDBJRY REGION POPULATION PER CAPITA POP- PER stats. Physical assaults increased by COST: OFFICER: 2.4 million $216 523 860,200 $142 814 622,6(X) $97 898 578.700 $182 696 489,900 $242 730 484,740 $110 828 428,400 $124 843 422,600 $127 780 356,300 $107 935 333,300 $125 786 204.500 $176 516 170,500 $132 789 The sixth largest police force in Ontario, Durham spends $110 per person annually on policing. the third lowest in the province. But Durham has only one officer per 828 residents, well above the average of 745.5. In contrast, the lorcc had an atuuhn- rized staff of 590 officers in 1991 when the population of the region was 424,400 compared to 484.740 in 1996. The average among Ontario's 12 largest police departments — Durham included — is 745.5 residents to every one officer. In Durham, the ratio is sig- nificantly higher. at 828 residents for every officer. The closest comparable community to Durham Region as far as population gores is Hamilton -Wentworth. which has a population of 486,9(1) and which employs 671 police officers. Deputy Chief Demon says he's ..absolutely" concerned that there are fewer officers but more people ti, po- licc here at home. For crimes such as a murder. he nixes. officers are often taken tiff nor- mal duties to help in the investigations. And a spate of snowmobling deaths on I-akc Scugog in recent weeks rc- quircd special dive teams to recover the bxhes. "Tire communnv est loved ones and they want a proper burial. They don't want to wait around until we get to 1117 So. trimming manpower isn't the answer, Mr. Anderson says. "Notxdy I, willing to cut police officers. "The problem may riot be with the budget. It may he with the deployment of officers. Mayhc they're too, top- heavy. Mavhc there are toot many civil - tan,. MAvbc there arc UK, many law y cit.'. If there arc sew many general, and not enough soldim that "takes money off the street," Mr Anderson jy,. --that's where the public want to sec the money spent l hey want it ,peril on the street. They don't want to see money spent internally" But, the chairman is adamant the force must get a handle on spending. "They should be able to work within a budget. They have to be prepared to carry it or ,wallow it in next year's budget" Included in last year's over -expen- diture was $I million for the Morin in- quiry (when only $250.(Xx) had f%een set aside in the budget). S2.2 million for a wage settlement for 1996 and 1997. S300.(100 more in overtime than budgeted. and $I00,(xl0 extra for fuel and professional services. Mr Ander- son has written A letter to the Prov ince seeking money to cover the inquiry cosh. Durham police will he short abut $10 million in 1998 when one take, into account last year's force over-cx- penditurc ($3.4 million) and the police portion (ShA million) of the $10.3 mil- lion the Region has to find in savings this year to offset the cost of down- loading and the loss of municipal ,up- ptrt grants, Mr. Anderson says. That $10 million represents "a six - per cent tax increase hascd on 1998 do>tlar,. "And that's twit hiring oric addition- al officer. it docsn't make a lex ofsense to ole:' Deputy Chief Dcn,.n points out. bwvcvcr. that 85 per cent of the police budget goes to ,alanc, and 15 per cent *Io operating expenses. Among the op- erating expenses in last year's budget was $10S.175 on ammunition, $Z93.3()0 to insure police car, arid S30.(9X) for prisoner,' f(xxl. One arca Durham p,)hucian, want u% change is the traditional require- ment that regional police provide court security. in 1996 alone. court security cost Durham $1.4 million because every weekday staffing the five court facilities in the region requires 24 po- lice personnel -- one sergeant. nine constables and 14 special constables (civilian personnel who are in uniform. but arc unarmed). " I don't think ft's a municipal re- sponsibility to protect federal or provincial judges when their respomt- hihty is to the federal or provincial government:' Mr Anderson say, Provincial and federal governments "should pay for them'* Thr past Regional Council asked the Pro%trice to take back responsibili- ty for court security, but it) no avail As well as court ,county. court time for officers and overtrmc arc oistly for the policc lorcc. Mr Andcr,on note,. "All those thing, really affect the bottom Ione 1 understand what they'rc working w ith. They're rc,traied. their hated, are tied with coup securtty' be- cause It', provincialiv mandated " Sometime this year the Mim,try of the Solicitor General will conduct an audit of the Durham police that will look at such areas as policing, pr,xcc- dures. how staff are deployed and the department', finances. Mim,try staff and police department ottiaal, have characterized the audit is routine But. a similar audit of the York Re- gion department rcleascd last year found it was hadly run, under -financed and didn't have the equipment to do a proper fob. Tune will tell how Durham fare, Assaults on police up 25.4 per cent ASSAI'1 TS/ trom page A I them lose),' h„wevcr, and the increas- es could be linked to population growth rather than at a trend. he added. The figures indicate a dramatic in- crease in violent crime at a time the Durham Regional Police Association has repeatedly raised concerns about manpower. Association vice-president Tom Hickcy stopped short of calling the stat- istics alarming, but said numbers "cer- tainly don't surprise me. "Now, it appears what we've been saying is valid. I know the trank and file officers) are just having a difficult time out there keeping up with all the calls... "We are walking a fine line and we certainly don't want to lose control. We have a nice community here and we don't want it to go downhill;" he said. Mr. Hickey, a police officer assigned to 18 Division in Whitby, said the in- crease in assaults on officers and weapons offences comes as no shock. Front-line officers are encountering more armed people and a new level of `disrespect" for police, he said. "You have officers who want to do a good job and live up to the oath and they know they have to put themselves in dangerous situations. But you would "We are walking a find line and we certainh' don't want to lose control. We have a nice communih' here and ive don't want it to go downhill," Tom Hickey, Durham Regional Police Association like two officers. out at serious calls aryl are among the steepest -climbing crime that is not always happening:' Mr. stats. Physical assaults increased by Hickey said. 450 — to 3,389 assaults from 2,939 — He added response times for "back- and of those. 241 were domestic-relat- up' assistance have gone up and offi- ed. Deputy Chief Jim Adams notes in a cera are more often finding themselves report. in situations where they are at risk. "This may be because of public "The (number of) front-line officers awareness that encourages victims of needed on the street just isn't there and domestic violence to report the inci- (the assaults on police) is a direct result dent:' he says. of that:' Meanwhile, the force needed to as - The department's figures show 89 sign eight extra detectives to its sexual officers were assaulted last year, up assault squad for 90 days last year to in - from 71 officers in 1996. vestigate a backlog of cases, many in - There were six deaths in Durham volving alleged assaults dating back classified as homicide last year — dou- years, even decades, and several in ble the number the year prior — and which numerous victims came forward. four of those involved domestic: situa- By year's end, the number of repon- tions. ed sex crimes rose to 602, up from 511 indeed, domestic violence figures the year before. CHIEF KEVIN MCALPINE Notes crimes against persons dropped between 1992 and 1995 Chief McAlpine yesterday down- played the 10 per cent violent crime in- crease, but acknowledged it is "a con- cem." He said further analysis of the statis- tics, such as comparing them to the past few years as well as population growth, must be done before he develops an "action plan" He also queslioacd whether the climb is merely a "blip:' rather than a trend. and said he has asked for feed- back from senior officers in each com- munity so that he can get a better grasp of the numbers. "In the context of tine year, what does it really reflect:'" The increase in the number of crimes against persons in 1997 — when there were 5,360 — appears leas dra- matic when considering the numbers over the last five years, notes Chief M.Alpinc. He said it's important to note that between 1992 and 1995 the number of crimes against persons dropped in Durham Region from 6,467 to 4.869. "So we've had the numbers going in the right direction for a few years but now they have gone hack up. Now, we have to do what we can to make them head back down:" said Chief McAlpine. Eric DOWD Anti -Harris coalition is unlikely Some of Premier Mike Hams's opponents want to join lurcc% to dc - feat him in an election, but there is not much chance this will happen. The latest to suggest it is Sid Ryan. president of the Ontario divi- sion of the Canadian Union of Pub- lic Employees, whose members have lust many jobs ,ince the Pro- gressive Conservative premier start- ed cutting ,pending and will still lose more. Mr. Ryan proposed the Liberals and New Democrats agree not W run candidates in ndtngs where the other is strong to avoid splitting the vote against Mr Hams and allowing his candidate, to sneak in with fewer voxes. Mr. Ryan say's when he made this suggestion privately to Liberal leader Dalton McGuinty he did not react negatively. Mr Ryan is the most hotheatdcd of Ontano union leaders, so conciliating and burying differences do not come to him can- dy. But the prospect of those op- posed to Mr Hams combining in some way n, get rut of him is highly appealing ai many The Tory prc- mier', drastic cuts have aroused more intense passions against him than premiers normally face and for many getting him out is a bigger pri- only than putting %omeoe else in. Mr Hams i, low in poll,, with an average of 37 per cent support, but he Is a strong campaigner and few' would rule out his ming u% sore dc- grcc in the pulls again. Ontano has a long history of par- ties winning government with a mi- nortty of vtitcs cast. Noon In fact has won with a major%%} ,tn: the 14) k0% sed even when he wort a lig major- ity of tidings m 1995. Mr Ham, set - taied only 45 per cent of the vote, cast. Combining the vote against him seem, the urc-4 way of turfing him out. There is no possibility the Liber- aL, and New Democrats coukd loin in one party. Their pohcic, arc markcdly different. The Liberals support some cut, in government spending, although not as much a, Mr. Ham,, while the NDP tights to its last drop against any redo cuon in public lobs. I The Liberals and Ncw Dernoic- rut over the years have disliked each other even more than they di, - liked the Tonc,. They normally have been rival, in opposition and the NDP also yews the Liberal, as sup- porier, of the affluent who pose as caring abut the fxxr, while they can respect the Torics as being for the better -tiff, but making no hones abut it. The NDP in the past week has charted the Liberals' only difference with fir. Harris a they feel he is going too, fast and planted ,tones the-, have a bitter internal battle over leadership going on. The Liberals say the NDP is in the pocket of lig unions. There are all sorts of obstacles to each opposition party allowing the other u% run in nding, where it was stronger in the last election. In some tidings their support is almost equal. The NDP holds stats which the Lib- erals think. with some luck. they can win and vice versa. "Ile number of ridings also will be reduced next election from 130 to 102 and MPPs in both parties whose ridings disappear are fighting with others in their own party over where a run. The demand will he for more ridings to run in, not fewer. Mr. Harris would be able to scoff also in an election that neither oppo- sition party has much principle if it so readily directs voters to opt for the other and voters would not know if they were being asked to put in Mr. NlcGuinty or NDP leader Howard Hampton. The two opposition parties have co-operated before. In 1985, when the Tone, under Frank Miller were reduced to a minority. they voted them out and installed a Liberal gov- ernment under David Peterson on the understanding it implemented a long list of NDP policies. But that was a vote in the legisla- ture. easier to organize than co-oper- ating in an election. and it gave the Liberals a foothold in government they were able to convert to a stran- glehold. The NDP will he wary of step- ping in the parlour again. In 120 of those cases. the allegations 1997 CRIMES AGAINST PERSONS made by the complainants were against a family member. Despite an overall increase in crimes REGIONAL TOTALS % INCREASE against persons, it was a less dangerous year in the region for retail and finan- 1996 1997 OR DECREASE cial businesses, which were targeted for robbery at record -sitting levels in 1996. ASSAULT 2492 2852 14.49E The number of holdups dropped by 17 SEXUAL ASSAULT 511 602 17.8 per cent in 1997 in which there were ASSAULT POLICE 71 89 25.4 264, down from 318. MURDER 4 6 50 And though there were some excep- ATTEMPT MURDER 8 7 -12.5 tions — car thefts. for example, rose MANSLAUGHTER 0 1 0 6.6 per cent — property offences over - CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE 9 2 -77.8 all dropped by 5.4 per cent in Durham. ROBBERY 318 264 .17 These include residential break-ins. THREATENING which fell 6.1 per cent. and commercial LETi'EWPHONE CALL 457 419 -8.3 break and enters, down 11.2 tier cent. PHONE CALLS- Deputy Chief Adams attributes the OBSCENE/HARRASS 331 347 4.8decrease to investigations to a string of OBSTRUCTUNG 203 241 18,7 business and school burglaries which OFFENSIVE WEAPONS 477 530 11,1 resulted in the arrests of "two groups committing these crimes throughout the region:' CHIEF KEVIN MCALPINE Notes crimes against persons dropped between 1992 and 1995 Chief McAlpine yesterday down- played the 10 per cent violent crime in- crease, but acknowledged it is "a con- cem." He said further analysis of the statis- tics, such as comparing them to the past few years as well as population growth, must be done before he develops an "action plan" He also queslioacd whether the climb is merely a "blip:' rather than a trend. and said he has asked for feed- back from senior officers in each com- munity so that he can get a better grasp of the numbers. "In the context of tine year, what does it really reflect:'" The increase in the number of crimes against persons in 1997 — when there were 5,360 — appears leas dra- matic when considering the numbers over the last five years, notes Chief M.Alpinc. He said it's important to note that between 1992 and 1995 the number of crimes against persons dropped in Durham Region from 6,467 to 4.869. "So we've had the numbers going in the right direction for a few years but now they have gone hack up. Now, we have to do what we can to make them head back down:" said Chief McAlpine. Eric DOWD Anti -Harris coalition is unlikely Some of Premier Mike Hams's opponents want to join lurcc% to dc - feat him in an election, but there is not much chance this will happen. The latest to suggest it is Sid Ryan. president of the Ontario divi- sion of the Canadian Union of Pub- lic Employees, whose members have lust many jobs ,ince the Pro- gressive Conservative premier start- ed cutting ,pending and will still lose more. Mr. Ryan proposed the Liberals and New Democrats agree not W run candidates in ndtngs where the other is strong to avoid splitting the vote against Mr Hams and allowing his candidate, to sneak in with fewer voxes. Mr. Ryan say's when he made this suggestion privately to Liberal leader Dalton McGuinty he did not react negatively. Mr Ryan is the most hotheatdcd of Ontano union leaders, so conciliating and burying differences do not come to him can- dy. But the prospect of those op- posed to Mr Hams combining in some way n, get rut of him is highly appealing ai many The Tory prc- mier', drastic cuts have aroused more intense passions against him than premiers normally face and for many getting him out is a bigger pri- only than putting %omeoe else in. Mr Hams i, low in poll,, with an average of 37 per cent support, but he Is a strong campaigner and few' would rule out his ming u% sore dc- grcc in the pulls again. Ontano has a long history of par- ties winning government with a mi- nortty of vtitcs cast. Noon In fact has won with a major%%} ,tn: the 14) k0% sed even when he wort a lig major- ity of tidings m 1995. Mr Ham, set - taied only 45 per cent of the vote, cast. Combining the vote against him seem, the urc-4 way of turfing him out. There is no possibility the Liber- aL, and New Democrats coukd loin in one party. Their pohcic, arc markcdly different. The Liberals support some cut, in government spending, although not as much a, Mr. Ham,, while the NDP tights to its last drop against any redo cuon in public lobs. I The Liberals and Ncw Dernoic- rut over the years have disliked each other even more than they di, - liked the Tonc,. They normally have been rival, in opposition and the NDP also yews the Liberal, as sup- porier, of the affluent who pose as caring abut the fxxr, while they can respect the Torics as being for the better -tiff, but making no hones abut it. The NDP in the past week has charted the Liberals' only difference with fir. Harris a they feel he is going too, fast and planted ,tones the-, have a bitter internal battle over leadership going on. The Liberals say the NDP is in the pocket of lig unions. There are all sorts of obstacles to each opposition party allowing the other u% run in nding, where it was stronger in the last election. In some tidings their support is almost equal. The NDP holds stats which the Lib- erals think. with some luck. they can win and vice versa. "Ile number of ridings also will be reduced next election from 130 to 102 and MPPs in both parties whose ridings disappear are fighting with others in their own party over where a run. The demand will he for more ridings to run in, not fewer. Mr. Harris would be able to scoff also in an election that neither oppo- sition party has much principle if it so readily directs voters to opt for the other and voters would not know if they were being asked to put in Mr. NlcGuinty or NDP leader Howard Hampton. The two opposition parties have co-operated before. In 1985, when the Tone, under Frank Miller were reduced to a minority. they voted them out and installed a Liberal gov- ernment under David Peterson on the understanding it implemented a long list of NDP policies. But that was a vote in the legisla- ture. easier to organize than co-oper- ating in an election. and it gave the Liberals a foothold in government they were able to convert to a stran- glehold. The NDP will he wary of step- ping in the parlour again. PAGE 0 • THE Pd M"8 WEDNESDAY. FESMARY la. 1991 The straight goods on recycling costs A recently printed outdated recy- advocate and spokesman for the Cor - cling statistic stating that the Blue LARRAINE poration . Supporting Recycling, Box programme is costing munici- says. "Like anything else, markets palities more than landfilling caused ROULSTON for recyclables will he volatile. quite a stir. "We often get caught up in eco - During that week, those in the re- nomics but we must continue t.3 re- cycling industry set the record ' member that it is due to our need for straight by showing that the Blue. a healthier cmironment that we Box programme is indeed working RecYcler .S began recycling in the first place - well. costing metropolitan TortmwU J L.l $59 a tonne to recycle and $KK w Report ort Are you conscious of the mug he - landfill. side you If you attend meetings As well, recent data revealed that where a beverage is served, then by reusing all materials from the allowed us to he a part of the solu- Lug-A-htug! At the last Blick Parent Blue Box in the manufacture of glass to'nmeeting. all members used a reusable bottles, food/pop cans, paper and For waste is not garbage. but a re- mug. plastic, there is a reduction in green- source that must he reused and recy- This also saves non-profit groups house gases and land use, and less clod as many times as possible. This money. energy and water are used. yvill ensure its sustainahilhy and the _ Whatever economic and political sustainability of the society that uses Lurrunoe Rrxticnm'y column rrplorinR controversy surrounds the Blue Box, these resources. emtronmentul issues regularly Canadians know that the programme Joe Hruska. longtime recycling appears r,rr Wedne.ydaY. 's official Iribute To Princess Diana Finally Released ---- -- ------- - --- ---------------- - Queen Elizabeth A26 pproves d]� Ar Controversial _ IL Stamps Despite Earl Spencer's '' a Objections `r London. England — The first official just -released issue Edition. you can see why they are irre- stamps bearing portraits of the late Princess "Our phones have been ringing off the sistible to collectors and Diana fans alike.- Diana like-Diana have just been released by the Royal hook:' said John Van Emden of ICS. distrib- The stamps, which are issued in strips of Mail, the official postal authority of Great utor of the stamps and worldwide clearing- five, are legal tender in Great Britain, and Bntain. Originally scheduled for release house for all Diana stamp releases. "Of all are recognized by postal authorities around shortly after her tragic death, these stamps the stamps issued in memory of Princess the world. were withheld when Diana's brother. Ferri Diana. these are undoubtedly the most desir- If you want to order the collection, you Spencer. objected to them. able because they are Great Britain's official must act quickly. The stamps are available Amid a storm of controversy, the Royal tribute M her impossibly tragic death.- for a short time while supplies last at their Mail then threatened to destroy the entire The colorful stamps are designed using original issue price of $9.95 U.S. (plus $, issue. The public outcry was so strong official photographs of the Princess — each p&h) for the complete ser of five different that the Earl was forced to withdraw taken by a different photographer — and are stamps. You'll also receive a numbered his objections, and now fully endorses the about twice the size of a regular stamp. Each Certifiate of Authenticity. The most you The is dauhiq al profts from Rs F,onrait is framed by a border of purple, tra- an buy is six sets. Send your cheque or sale of these stamps to the Dan Princess dincually the symbol of royalty, money order to ICS. 450 Tapsatt Road. of Villas Merriornl Fund, which distn0o�s "'.Millions throughout the world mourned Suite 1 RT\K. Scarborough, O!%TARIO money to Dorm's cfnri0es. her death:' added Van Emden. "When you M I B 5W 1 To order by credit card, call toll realize that these are a Limited free 1-8(X)_4563626, veu,s,t t'rr.Icsc,pecNlAr,.csar u'"'ps Public Open House Interprovincial Pipe Line Inc. Line 9 Pipeline Relocation and Lowering - Brock Road Interprovincial Pipe Line Inc. (IPL) has been directed by the Regional Municipality of Durham to relocate and lower Its existing 30 inch (762 mm) diameter crude oil pipeline known as Line 9, to accommodate a future planned road underpass of the Canadian Pacific (CP) Rail Line, located approximately five kilometres north of Highway 401 on Brock Road. The pipeline is presently buried with 1 to 2 metres of cover in an 18.3 metre wide section of right of way, which runs parallel to the north side of the CP Rad Line. Line 9 was constricted in 1976 to carry crude oil between Sarnia, Ontario and Montreal, Quebec. The pipeline is currently filled with nitrogen and is deactivated. In December 19%, IPL applied to the National Energy Board (NEB) to reverse the flow direction of Line 9 to carry imported crude oil from the Montreal and Portland Pipeline Systems (running between Portland, Maine and Montreal. Quebec) to major refining centres In Ontario In December 1997, the NEB approved this application and IPL anticipates an In-service date for this project in the latter hall of 1998. The design of the proposed underpass requires the existing Line 9 to be relocated approximately 20 metres north and lowered up to 6 metres to meet the minimum cover and clearance requirements for the Brock Road - CPR Grade Separation Project. Interprovincial Pipe Line Inc., in cpquction with the Regional Municipality of Durham, will be holding a Public Open House to discuss these projects. Representatives of both IPL and the Regional Municipality of Durham will be available to answer questions which area residents might have with respect to the planned underpass or the Line 9 Relocation and Lowering Project The Open House will be held on Thursday. February 26, 1996 at the following location: Brougham Community Hall 3537 Brock Rd Brougham, Ontario 5:130 pm — 9:00 pm Should you have any questions concerning the Line 9 Relocation or Lowering Project, please call 1-800-665-1766. Should you have any questions regarding either the Brock Road Widening Project or this CP Bridge Construction Project, please contact Mr Doug Timms, of Totten, Sims. Hubicki d Associates at 1.800-668-1983 IPL Have ti-ou checked the flyers in todaj,'s paper? J 69jCE A nR 69 Final week of our National Appliance & Electronics Sale 10 Plus ererydoli good valuesPlus, use your Sears Card and DON'T PAY UNTIL 1999 on d mc* appknxes and home eleoma 11-1 p.r W Iwrr 1999, .•..V..W a.e.. — I_ S.r. C... 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The turnaround is nothing short of remarkable" Mrs. Armstrong points to the success of the Block Parents education programme. the assistance provided by the United Way and Dominion Save-a- C'entre. it ;urge of new membership applications. re- newed youth in - Mayors meet and greet The Ajax - Pickering Board of Trade holds its annual Mayors' Address Thurs- day. Mauch 26. Ajax Mayor Steve Parish and Pickering coun- terpart Wayne Arthurs will speak to board members and other Interested people at a 730 a -m. breakfast meeting at Re- galis RL%taturmt. 1305 Pickering Parkway. Picker- ing. Admission is $20 for m)c and S 15 for non- memmbers. Fx rues in- formation call 837-06t8 volvement and the sponsorship of a local sports team as evidence of the year's success. "Attendance at meetings is way up and At is the mood of the whole executive;' nodes Mrs. Arm- strong. 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BEAM i tM ;E 1. -THE NEWS ADVENTISM WEDNESDAY. 11"FA 1ARY IR 19M Billboard WEDNESDAY. FEB. 18 WELLNESS: The Ajax -Pickering Women's Centre hosts a free workshop on Budgeting and Money Management featuring credit counsellor Sandra Shirk at 7 p.m. at St. George's Anglican Church. Portable tr2. Randall Dr. and Hwy. 2, Pickering Village. Register. 426 -1064 - TOASTMASTERS: Alax-Pickering Toastmasters meet Wednesdays from 7 30 To 930 p in in the Fortune Finan- cial Budding. 335 Bayh St. W. Ajax. Newcomers wel- come 619-0647 (Peter Dowsc). 683-4439 (John John- stone). EUCHRE: The Ladies Auxliary of Roval Canadian Le- gion Branch 606 hosts an open euchre tournament at 8 p.m. at the legion. 1555 Bayly St . Pickering. Prices and re- freshments. All welcome, 839-2990. CANCER: Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre holds a session on relaxation and guided imagery techniques for cancer patients and their caregivers from 7 to 8 p in. at 86 Colborne St. W.. Oshawa, 579-4811 MONEY: The Ajax-P[ckcring Women's Centre offers the free workshop Budgetinc and Money Management at 7 p.m. at St. George's Anglican Church. Portable tt2. Randall Rd. and Hwy. 2. Pickering Village. It's facilitated by San- dra Shirk of Credit Counselling. Register. 426-1064. THURSIM', FEB. 19 CANCER: Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre holds a session .in rclax:ason and guided imagery techniques for cancer patients and their caregivers from 1:30 to 3 p.m. at 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. 579-4833. b10DEL AIRPLANES: The Ajax Radio Controlled Model Club meets at 7 30 p.m. in Room G-17 (basement) of the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital. Harwood Ave. south of Bayle St.. Ajax. 831-1505, CANCER: The Canadian Cancer Society's Living with Brca.i Cancer peer support group meets at 7 p.m. at the Fortune Financial offices. corner of Bavlv St. and Finley Ave. Atax. Cancer patients, family and friends welcome. 696-1516 PROGRESSIVE; CONSERVATIVES: The Pickering- Ajax-L'xhrid�c Pmgre-i%c Conservatism Association holds its annual general meeting at the Pickering Recre- ation Complex. Do or% open at 7 p.m., meeting begins at 7:30 p m. Guest speaker is PC national director Ross Reid. Q&A period will follow his presentation. All welcome. Re- freshments. For more information on the meeting or join- ing the PCs call Leanne Lewis at (905)686-5504. Dr. Kevin Tyber OPTOMETRISTS _ • Dispensing of Contact lenses and glasses • Complete Family Eye Care • Low Vision Services EXTENDED HOURS EVERY SATURDAY 15 Harwood S. "_. 427-4144 13th Oshawa International PSYCHIC FAIR LIME READERS 14C$EDIBLE BOOKS - . V AMAZING CRYSTALS EM LECTURES DEMOS i PRIZES Friday: 12-10pm Saturday 11-10pm 1 Sunday. 11-7pm ♦ Adnlbstott M< t;t000 eu wlt�torrlo February Kinsmen Community Centre Presents... Move Over Mrs. Markham A Comedy in Two Acts G i By Ray Cooney & John Chapman obi Directed by ` Gary Dowers ,1 February 13, 14, 20, 21, 27, 28 8:00 p.m. Box ice: 416-410-0211 At Dunbanon-Fairport United Church HJWI&A I READY CASH income a TaZ ltstreas� 00 CASH REFUND M IMI 24 MM 09 ERLE RETURNS N AN= 2 MI8EK3 (Most EFled Rehm) m FREE EFILE WITH TAX PREPARATION m ALL RETURNS PREPARED - Personal, Business Corporations 8 Trusts M BOOKKEEPING SERVICES AVAILABLE CIffd> PICKERINGI TOWN CENTRE FOOD COURT AREA 1905) 837-0564 MON.-SAT., MALL HOURS SUN. - 12-5. (Feb. 15 to April 30) i "at do you think of when you look at these pictures? Jq t- :� 'Huge, high vAv rovers looked like they'd melted under the w"M of the . ice. And it was a 0 a giant hod hom- pled the forests and the power lines.' 16 military was wonderful. I* did a lot of the hwdeo work and they neves complained. you could say de same thing • obout tie police and fiefioen - all the people involve. Things were tough... p and people really pulled together." '11 live pa looked p eke ice, it an olmos i pretty. OW ya resavaibwed 40 tbae wee about 120,000 baiimm aid fatal es who led no pow. If ya belied wood at night, it was daunt anal. where wd burl, you could sic light. But you looked Awed inro bpd ifenkeess _A you owibd up re truth olid were lon ard. "tri awe .ak" 16 flow dvys, dkd.e.e die workers Wm Ikwder ky cad Neatiobe aid A .as de coldest > dey'd ow bice. %v couldn't help but min vow keine OW f.iiilt lip it was me olid le aane roam. heplo auded diel Powe bark on' Yoe might wont to tear out this page to kelp you remember how the whole community worked together during the Great Ice story of 1990. There were thousands of people working in the cold in a son of war against the darkness and the cold that followed the Ice Storm. Soldiers. Police officers and firefighters. Family members helping each other. Neighbours helping neighbours. Volunteers. Ontario's Power Workers were there, too — along with skilled workers from other utilities and unions. We rebuilt the electrical distribution system — pole by pole and concession road by concession road. And other Power Workers organized the work, making sore we had the equipment and supplies we needed to do the job. By the time we had power back on for everyone, wed used almost 85,000 insulators, 12,000 new poles, 2,000 transformers and almost 3,000 kilometres of wire and cable. Ani we lot the 1*s bath &L For more phots, visit our wtlbsite at bttp://www pwu,on POWER WORKERS' UNION The people part of Hydro. Telephone: 1-800-958-8798 Fax: (416) 481-7115 A -_ IL '11 live pa looked p eke ice, it an olmos i pretty. OW ya resavaibwed 40 tbae wee about 120,000 baiimm aid fatal es who led no pow. If ya belied wood at night, it was daunt anal. where wd burl, you could sic light. But you looked Awed inro bpd ifenkeess _A you owibd up re truth olid were lon ard. "tri awe .ak" 16 flow dvys, dkd.e.e die workers Wm Ikwder ky cad Neatiobe aid A .as de coldest > dey'd ow bice. %v couldn't help but min vow keine OW f.iiilt lip it was me olid le aane roam. heplo auded diel Powe bark on' Yoe might wont to tear out this page to kelp you remember how the whole community worked together during the Great Ice story of 1990. There were thousands of people working in the cold in a son of war against the darkness and the cold that followed the Ice Storm. Soldiers. Police officers and firefighters. Family members helping each other. Neighbours helping neighbours. Volunteers. Ontario's Power Workers were there, too — along with skilled workers from other utilities and unions. We rebuilt the electrical distribution system — pole by pole and concession road by concession road. And other Power Workers organized the work, making sore we had the equipment and supplies we needed to do the job. By the time we had power back on for everyone, wed used almost 85,000 insulators, 12,000 new poles, 2,000 transformers and almost 3,000 kilometres of wire and cable. Ani we lot the 1*s bath &L For more phots, visit our wtlbsite at bttp://www pwu,on POWER WORKERS' UNION The people part of Hydro. Telephone: 1-800-958-8798 Fax: (416) 481-7115 ews Advertiser Arts Newsroc)m 083-5110 FAX: 683-7363 Two Comedies are highly recommended BY BILI. SIMPSON straight-laced author of children's Mxiks, I also highly recommend this show. 1111LAtut[ R1 V11 w and Linda Chapman who spends most of Mone Over Mrs. Markham is staged PICKERING — "Iii heal theatre evening wearing only a shred, round out again Feb. 20. 21. 27 and 2R a1 Dunbar - scene is hack in full swing with two new the: excellent cast. tun -Fairport United Church on Dunhar- protluctions -- hoih well worth seeing. "this is a clever and funny script, well ton Road in Pickering. Herongate BarnTheatre is presenting directed by Gary Downs and well per- Call 416 410-0211 for tickets and in - the dramatic comedy Shirley Valentine. formed by the cast, lilrnanon This play, now 10 year,; old, was hon- ourd a% best of the year when it was lirst - - produced. Looking at it now, it is easy to see why. Writlen by British playwright Willy kuswil• Shirley Valentine is a a witty and entertaining piece of theatre. both humourous and reflective AI- though the script is funny. the subject ORIN _ matter is nothing less than the impxw- urnce of a person living their own life. JY O: U: R H A RtD W O O D A one-person show, it requires an ac- J talentress capable of keeping the audience's aF L O O R 1 N G 1� E NaT R. E-_ ted Fortunately. H ohng n has the \�' talented Margaret St. John m this ale- , .�►� r .--..., manding rule. Her informal and relaxed 0'� performance is simply a delight from be- Professional Installation ginning s end. is further enhanced by `rBC�et-ti oWne heti r ne yeakmg y voice. J - The show also henefits from two ex- or Cash& C'a'rry cellent %cls. I highly recommend this play. Wafe�rboard, Concrete Or Basement? Shirley Valentine runs "Thursday Come In And See Our Hardwood ++ through Sunday cvcoings until March 21 at Herongate, on Altana Road in Picker- Flooring Solutions 'ng'IIITTRODUCIIITG••• Call 472-3flQtS liq tickets and infix- 0 ay malicm. Torlys Twin Strlp;Hardviood Flooring Meanwhile. Pickering Players are ,; V presenting a c reedy of a different sort. Guaranteed Installation On Waferboard Move Over Mrs Markham is a panicu- larly good example of British farce. I:_r,t,ANO P.S.T. or G.S.T. On Orders For a=; complete with mistaken identities. <.ee tU1ts. s Twin Strip With This Ad planned liaisons that an repeatedly (ru%- ° p0�segw trated, and frequent twists in the plot. >�kaa" Attend Our Not meantn> be lakes sonowsly, it is a `HOW -TO -DO -IT DEMONSTRATION faan ll -ped argil ricxous show. Rhonda Brewster give% a fine perfor- By Wilf Selfe From Torlys mance as Mn. Markham. trying to keep her life on track as confusion swirls s t 1 1 around her. Derek Genova is hilaraus in the r is of Alistair Spenk,w, an mter,or dt:Loratox with on his ePhipps i% mind. i R %x a% the kmg-wf- Need It Today! ` faring Philip Markham.. &weed by the Carpet Towne has over 40,000 sq. ft. in -stock! 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M'Lr{RUAR1' 16. 19M 0 p ickering Al Ri%,ett, sports xvriter Picked BN, At, RIVETT SPORTS 1 DiTok PICKE RING — Picker- ing's Richard Hart and Collin Mitchell are getting over the heartache of gold -medal dreams which turned silver for Canada's Olympic men's curl- ing team at the Olympic Winter Games. The hike Harris rink of Hart. 29. at third. second Mitchell. 28. and lead George Karrys. 30. of Scarborough. Posted a first -place 6-1 record in the round robin, then thumped the Tim Somerville rink of the U.S. 7-1 in the serm-final contest Saturdav to set up the gold -medal final against Switrerland's Patrick Huerhmann Sunday. After sensational curling by the Harris foursome through- out the round robin and the semi-final. the Canadians went stone cold in the gold -medal final. Canada lost 9-3 to the Swiss. conceding defeat with two ends left to play. Although the team's mem- bers are still feeling the after - 683 -5110 Fax: 683-1A03 Sports411416 News Advertiser BEERS & WINES MINI BATCHES NOW AVAILABLE l=1°'u�"'..,'p.�.g "'0837.1818 ng curlers taking a shine to silver shock of being so close lu gold. Hart says silver is still precious to the team which had been al- most unstoppable since win- ning the right to represent Canada in Nagano at the Olympics trials in Brandon last Nrwemhcr. "I'm pretty proud of the medal:' Hart told the News Ad- vertiser in an intend from Nagano Tuesday. -We had a great week and we curled really well. We were the class of the field in the round robin. but (the gold -medal match) turned into our worst nightmare. It happens, but I'm sti pretty proud. "You can't look at one game. you have to look at the whole season. The teams we beat in Brandon were unhehe%- able. lust to quality to get here was a big achievement for us" Mitchell was much more blunt in his assessment of the gold -medal final but he's since grown to accept the team's sil- ver -medal effort with grace. "It's pretty nixed emo- tiuns:'said Mitchell. a member of the Harris rink for the past four years. -We had gone out and played the hest curling of our lives in the round robin and the semi-final. We felt invinci- ble and we went out and played rappy game lin the final). It was pretty tough, but I'm now starting to accept the fact that we've had a great year Mitchell and Han agree the flu - weakened state of skip Mike Harris as a huge factor in the lo,, to Switcerland in the final. The usually -unflappable skip noted for making big shuts at crucial times wasn't up to the task in the gold -medal game. "h1ikey wasn't himself:' says Hart. -He's a big -game curler and he was more sick than he lel on to us. It was ew a e LakiA NAGANO r 9 9 8 Pickering Aerials flying high at major meets PICKERINC — Pickering Aerials Gininasuc Club mcm- hers came through with flying colours at two major meets rc- centl The Aerials turned in solid performances at the Energy In- vitational at the Energy Gym- naslics Club. Aerials' Vanessa Rubinson won the junior chit national category. while Julie Ann Passy earned the all-round silver medal In the senor chic division. Kate Newton placed seventh overall, followed by Brooke Primrose who was eighth. Alicia Calderone finished at the top of the heap in the level 2 pro%uncial nine year% division. Kendall Paterson won the level ' provincial 10 years bracket. Teammate Alvsica Mokedant finished third all- round in the same category. Injured Elyse Mihkelwn gamely competed in lust two events in the level 2 prnvmcial 11 vear% division, finishing sec- ond on bars and third on beam. Joy Cretney won the overall crown in the level 2 provincial 12 years catego- ry Alanna West- on captured the overall division title in the level 3 provincial 15 - plus years divi- sion. Jessica Man placed second all-round in the level I provincial nine years di%1- sion, followed by Danvelle Sora in third place over- all and Bridget Primrose in fourth spot. In the level 1 provincial 11 years category, Jessica Lamarre finished second overall. Talyn Andrews, com- peting in the same bracket, was third. Re- markably, Alicia Wald placed fifth overall after hav- ing a cast re- moved from a broken arm in December. Brit- tany Lloyd fin- ished ninth over- all. Bncann Cassi l� .+on the level I provincial 12 years divi- sion. Acnals' gymnasts were also sharp at the recent women's second provincial qualifier at the East York Gy mnastics Club. Alanna Weston captured first place overall in the open 2 catc- gmy She swept to first place by winning the vaults, bars. heam and flour competitions. Alma Calderone was victo- nous in the prc-novice 2 divi- sion after placing first on beam, rand on bars, fourth on vault and fifth on floor Kate Newton. competing in the senior 3 bracket, finished third overall with a second on vault. bars and beam and a third on floor. Kendall Paterson placed fourth oserall in the novice 2 di- vision. rvision. She was first on vault. third on floor and fourth orl bars and beam. Alyscta Mokedan/ finished third all-round in the novice I category, placing first on bars. second on vault and flour and founh on beam. Inv Cretney was sixth over- all in the junior I division with a second on vault and bars. Bncann Cassidy finished ninth overall in the same category' with a fourth on bars. lcssica Man placed seventh overall in the pre -novice I divi- sion with a fiat -place tic on bars ( with teammate Bridget Primrose) and a third on vault. Bridget Primrose was ninth in the same category with a first - place ire on bars Danvclle Sora was 10th overall with a fourth on vault. In the pec -junior I divisum. Elv%c %Iihkclson finished sec- ond overall. Brittany Lloyd fourth. Talon Andrews fifth and Jessica Lamarrc sixth. Meanwhile. Aerials' gym- nast Brooke Primrose finished sixth in her age group while competing a% part of the Na- tural open elite team at a meet in Flcwida recently. Participat- ing in the Amencan elite level 10 divisum. Primrose competed against more than 120 top American and international gymnasts. BIG BROTHERS ASSOCIATION OF AJAX-PICKERING - r IMPONI7AC BUCK BIG BBOT IM BOWL FOR KIDS SAKEt. JOIN OUR CAMPAIGN TO HELP KIDS MARCH I ST - 8TH IT'S FUN & FREE TO PARTICIPATE CALL BIG BROTHERS OF AJAX-PICKERING. (905) 686-2871 Take a couple of hours to bowl for kids ... It doesn't matter how well or poorly you score, it's your participation and sponsor sheet that matter. bowl with friends, family or co-workers. 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Today. the team travels to Tokyo to meet with officials' from 1VC, a sponsor of the foursome. Hart is leaving the Games early. flying hack lu Canada' Thursday because wife Mar- garet is ill. However. MitcheW and the other learn memtxrs will take part in the closing ceremonies on Feb. 22, b eforei flying hack to Canada the next day. Auto Canty! ■ Come see the many oka Lks sides of Sears "ne42"271 SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE We're open: Mon.- FrL 6:00 tt.m. • 6:00 p.m., Sat 6:00 a m. - 6:00 p.m, Sun.12:00 noon - 6:00 pAL 420.8000, ExL 250 or 251 4 Boxes/6 Months Supply PLUS, 3 pairs FREE colour disposables Av. l.Efit ltifit:s1 2for ®OPTICAL. Eyeglass Wisr manufacturers remote See store ttr o wdowis d wi ictiom. n Z 1' • 11 HOUR SERVICE Oshawa Centre OPEN SUNDAY 571-6666 5 Points Mall 721-2123 Ajax Newe Aetvsrt/ser oNlcep 138 C4wnn wrcial A".. Alex HOURS: 9 am - 5pm Mon.- Fri. 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Owl LOBITA very Quaky, d. posrtionS also 1-800.535,044 sra0m To o d a Tupperwre. 1 1 office EEelp 1 OfficeHelpp . 1 o.Fd• W.+•e RECEPTIONIST/SER� EDERna10EO Ira ua ran I- 71'r di.itr. full time pr,lltlnn Icer mature ny rega,ed ,30 firs per p r -n In small but busv office in .eek r. bin 2 mill'" 4 and 2. epunw. ECE or:ler,cd. 11'x; Whlttnv area. Must -have ecxd wnrroy.l9o51886-a5D5 LIVE 10 1v wolor la two DnYsages 17 6 11 r --,it Mnn Fn whiles Rd area a20 7546 LIVE INNANNYMOUSE aFEPEP for nlan and Iwae .~, for Mara I Pdrrng osteon Car 509-0323 1 WANTED apNrmted tan 2 forIn Sarin lewp'Ilgwws 1 S.W. Rea Agw.a I-,�, ECE ow younq,1 nnspartatgn. S,wer-cal TELEPHONE SALESPERSON av' 428- 605 ;ommencing Jan 25th !o mid May IM • Minimum pay of $7.657hr. + commisson Antillean, • Potential earnings of $15.00 plus per hour. cnuwcR oELANE7r � o.e Good verbal communication skills essential ed •nwl•; ai a•,s 5 • Ideal to supplelttern your Income. mmm�us sr,ade. .,nQ ire ermra,ment. • NRh or without experience.:^'}ems cwyard. 19 re w 051 o rralmfg provided. LIVER►oGL arq Seely. mom • Scarborough location. Working hours: r,.e .cum. a ages..w 'nail Monday to Thursday (6 p.m. to 9 p.m.) 'r •,u +n h ut 1". •..ink hw Mur smote Me and Saturday (10 a.m. to 2 p.m.) �_� yard. Sr YN Ps (416) 321-9333 RELIABLEDAVCMt FINT No e.Perwu Mc.- w"cr»s a ;races moor ' Drivers class.q/L. r .1-1asa otentadGliceaM"W.ea6r, asMa 1963 O.1vS 185-271- oy`omotfid. saly Positions $12 e! Border clearance �^111 M,1,9 lam Go. FM EOUNWKT YeclunK 3381, Ev 905-434- 05434- .• •,ne - r rue Ln.i . raker v SWIIlC NNp ibnpd RHv law 420-U2 Gkryl cd. A6, VOATN AAAx S,- Tal- . uI apes '- 0- a- .-�aMr rwr moan. "Men 'Onmt..-W par Yu ,^" LOIS iron AK.ds and " rsKas upon •'AP4p 696 .9 P,aERNIG .. ntrk drycan • Mir ftlrppad " xnrrn �r.wi�t�Ir a39 `2 MCEEIIINO Mat" RW " : ;ayrJre ' T ^mins b Ours Ory •W.rp FITTER/WELDER with 10 yrs related ext: rncc :an produce finished products from blueprints. has exp with mild, stainless and aluminum metals, and Can work under Rifle or no supervision Please send resumes only to File #561F/W, Oshawa Whitby This Week. P 0 Box 481 865 Farewell, Oshawa L 1 H 7L5 Ka r.prpls 445.51s ' iaF4423 a Alai$" WFSTWTaw12 �'.mvownt 6a. Spm yI ....'r•w L'4 2977 1NFSTS(Tcthlls;JWr' ..'aa ,ar a,.. iarswea M n a Nia afro Ae01 .rrw nrwrsn Aae4e Ph Na.ee Ata 7p2e sk"Ied top A I . the LC.NC K-clu .:c-s-;a.A,c "4 srv.....,. put eswq elorikr padipal and arcane In Asti dK rule taf Dervorw TecimKiarn You rail r.,I,xm neeeesarwe tesul repws Will MSAU3W. of Ck%UMK• eW:pment A our inamaa AWM War,tKaae and will report to the leanreniankR lhdt italim- I. u will he uAcd upnal 10 uQuItIrSh" AW vivo IeclVlxal prrcimN else mall npl rw electron. mdckavo -aN-.uwakd"N,pwKnt. The esomarve ainuum of ra0ung and ckebNlx -,hied an the l and. necessitate, apr,inrus cin arc m top pMsKai avesdegn A ukei:..ugc eubvxfual w,Ch a Nix: -odi record and holdna a Valid ektu. u. d -.V ci rtaAfi�rm��. you tu- 1pllpkted a IeetNNal school 'ill -1000.N00. "KbA to Wkl eapn9lre to amlo{p,c and digItal 'YOMM SCR coram synems. luaputer hardware rtimrheral devKes to n al purer, radto belle contra tvml m. bar code v anni and n7Knopnm4m, po.e.mg the .kill ,o wouGkshoof and repw .Mtlrral CEecvona' equ iplorml and svuk•,w You have *0 gaffed a .'0 ksei of Irwmg and esrer4rrKe In a sltllar Mlsrd crnramm and have a Nord .rnder%unlag of campuorr, and PLC Industrial ,Dnt" oxrK'et. Famlkarxy inch coilllimer progranawn, IanINAlta vKh as RASA. QU-ILB.A.<IC n rill as a -dung krxrrk,* d vohware pugnru -!r as LIBASE, b1us and VA-Ocrfccl would he a aefunwe -t If you arc moueated by a dynatuc aid challengsg fork mvi ,OVAWM pleas forward your milame. quoting Fie OLCIW13V a, 'n March 9. 1994 u, Hlu m aeopece Sciviocs, Lop, Durhpw Residual warehouse, Mn aoN.eary Anna may, Oatwio. LIN 7G4. air 4vhh wle Y" IN~ IIID ,ImsM we plan' Mwr/ u,Wrr nnWttN!!MI uw be commarA An equal opportunity employer. Kae tratkwo all par, FULL TIME° n" 'a nnn mea4 4 srudn crsr asks VOICE/DATA "" `"""° 'D" CABLE INSTALLER :A4 "`"" W5 -23 R-lUlred Immr•111 OcI\" %I U,t h,r:r experience and leadership yorrrN Aer 'S nxs r gii.ilities. Hourly rate commen-ow ""°m Para auMovA ,::rate with experience. I slit".a vn w (519)570-1670 683-44n Or fax to: OUTSIDE SALES REP. p� resume SQ,n„ AaAx �„n.,,a (519) 570-1344 d Ex rienced Pe :coy are ,7R. .tl a: S` Cm Ilo FITTER/WELDER with 10 yrs related ext: rncc :an produce finished products from blueprints. has exp with mild, stainless and aluminum metals, and Can work under Rifle or no supervision Please send resumes only to File #561F/W, Oshawa Whitby This Week. P 0 Box 481 865 Farewell, Oshawa L 1 H 7L5 Ka r.prpls 445.51s ' iaF4423 a Alai$" WFSTWTaw12 �'.mvownt 6a. Spm yI ....'r•w L'4 2977 1NFSTS(Tcthlls;JWr' ..'aa ,ar a,.. iarswea M n a Nia afro Ae01 .rrw nrwrsn Aae4e Ph Na.ee Ata 7p2e sk"Ied top A I . the LC.NC K-clu .:c-s-;a.A,c "4 srv.....,. put eswq elorikr padipal and arcane In Asti dK rule taf Dervorw TecimKiarn You rail r.,I,xm neeeesarwe tesul repws Will MSAU3W. of Ck%UMK• eW:pment A our inamaa AWM War,tKaae and will report to the leanreniankR lhdt italim- I. u will he uAcd upnal 10 uQuItIrSh" AW vivo IeclVlxal prrcimN else mall npl rw electron. mdckavo -aN-.uwakd"N,pwKnt. The esomarve ainuum of ra0ung and ckebNlx -,hied an the l and. necessitate, apr,inrus cin arc m top pMsKai avesdegn A ukei:..ugc eubvxfual w,Ch a Nix: -odi record and holdna a Valid ektu. u. d -.V ci rtaAfi�rm��. you tu- 1pllpkted a IeetNNal school 'ill -1000.N00. "KbA to Wkl eapn9lre to amlo{p,c and digItal 'YOMM SCR coram synems. luaputer hardware rtimrheral devKes to n al purer, radto belle contra tvml m. bar code v anni and n7Knopnm4m, po.e.mg the .kill ,o wouGkshoof and repw .Mtlrral CEecvona' equ iplorml and svuk•,w You have *0 gaffed a .'0 ksei of Irwmg and esrer4rrKe In a sltllar Mlsrd crnramm and have a Nord .rnder%unlag of campuorr, and PLC Industrial ,Dnt" oxrK'et. Famlkarxy inch coilllimer progranawn, IanINAlta vKh as RASA. QU-ILB.A.<IC n rill as a -dung krxrrk,* d vohware pugnru -!r as LIBASE, b1us and VA-Ocrfccl would he a aefunwe -t If you arc moueated by a dynatuc aid challengsg fork mvi ,OVAWM pleas forward your milame. quoting Fie OLCIW13V a, 'n March 9. 1994 u, Hlu m aeopece Sciviocs, Lop, Durhpw Residual warehouse, Mn aoN.eary Anna may, Oatwio. LIN 7G4. air 4vhh wle Y" IN~ IIID ,ImsM we plan' Mwr/ u,Wrr nnWttN!!MI uw be commarA An equal opportunity employer. I avDlA LY CAVI poly � Fel a a cammn serve 6 or iron con eau Gedy Call 12 MM - erPaaraMrr avouac lo, 7-1879 905427-te79 1 sew lNy Agra snae4 Fkeao00 11 p.m. 426 -SM M1.4w all entrgMK Par - It�lba>pl10e 108tZIO ad pEkpowirg6dddtkalp - ACnVIC APPlICR10ML 512- son In powbn d o«wrop- sato, of Portraits uu- Two OUTSIDE SALES REP. p� Rl1aeN111 and steel mop wwa Yes rw m apply to fMEw000 Rdta Lumber a (•,w 15 pw cow Immedtale wort rocas oo. Ajax IKatnr Far more ueorrwuod comas' Ex rienced Pe for established gacw nduslrw 1 1905, Firewood rAmrt 4.8.12-. 655 3355 860. 4.8.06". 365 ESnD- with P Of FINT No e.Perwu Mc.- phase (905)951-S1W 3J. Drivers class.q/L. Spinning $ in Gads asMa 1963 O.1vS 185-271- t1oN DBL. Upm amlpieoapd saly Positions $12 extension L_ Moa Border clearance retailer. tips ricncc FM EOUNWKT YeclunK 3381, Ev 905-434- 05434- p10.pa1kse die R so pwntl lbC Cd o., oto, ppee roW .De 5) 5p.o9L144 ;45 per lour 17p51615.91N Pony cd. an Salary Ia M.sy.FerQUson.'1(uDo r delfwK dykrsnv Law. pin our 6605 Tr. dea•wY q OsNwp MtltleeTbearQits'aamb 1. Ats[tMUNI YPu can stay TME. Crones. ewers hcmee required Pan amt ll James Call James at COmr11K+1Un, Scnd mis n hreldh tear' WD q ,o fit YY swat to 114 (nCowea home 8 earn UP to S727hu pray leeAme. 428.9765 19b511121-95116. rcsurnc lo: Winchmml td.Val Fl Rental Lq. lit wlnm.ltr NFT F1MEwGeG, e.catnt yar QPm mm Q1iC products Amen- S. 3A ROAR &pour. Owl LOBITA very Quaky, d. W tla AT. or tatpk)ylpept ing 'bhng up S 00, w Ir. m Duals 41F812 �r SYY ai LI 6 �w' LIS eB3 Fara 985-6559772 lite arra bq long i PipMp ON c en Ba CDN torrrwy PEOPIEY TDD. Tur driven nNOed mmedretely qr fast r� �j or 1a fully s"w FMAAenC Carpenter regwrw. Idly seuttred, qd 8 Spa w iadYees boaphik or RAlbiIRM>!p CLASSIFIED powrng ca dauny. mak a It 19G6f6$1 ZS6j nuae..w at earl 3 pan Honest measg anent. hat apenence Phone 9051N2 duvny xot5' HIM Furrow aeoes taOIN... Ee mpe con ave or it.. ren a- Ai;TS.An, SALES tar. -32 ane, 6 905753-2246 a�aaN at codlm -11ii CUSTOMER panntt ,recesv,y. 805427_ noussu#WIn pard to e; ill m" SERVICE 777. Pan'orne Sw'". C.- A Canadian txlsrinss pnncro�wmrsaks p�easoo g r LNC M"UTay TEE Rsr Yp grra,N seawe4 Nrwood 011111111111111 Nue s Advertiser re- Sceilrit y Odker's. roto- Iona equities rwepenoent 1.11 loth 01.11 wwro. company q provnw PI'M ECE MEEGED for nranr and PIWl Ala. WN - checks that advertisers tri sales people Ousn.s to INv! message 127'9$55 land Ca SCJ Dir Dy am OeNq Ca fell" aae E.peuetea ,bor0 ilea .all DURHAM FIREWOOD [neck their aro upon calliae tpvestigaloT's udi rieurgMa'nb ayernnce. to woes horn enenc.ss Iekm.1fo. Apar 41&2 415267%77 427-5279 :gNbirc neDet b publication as News Ad- vert sir will not 0e re- Ex nen: ed slaty p' rcyNlTCa. N1us1 none the nal calarate Nva a prol4sslPnal tekprone tee pspp CIFY II" EfFIIp rICEt IYda 1 Aa1 hYt"pY maaoi 7nNal ata�Y adinsd III"'. telt PORN" by 50ons,Dle fol mare titan One incorrect insertion srraL & KnM ,runner an0 Sen molnaled Tostar mmwNlen La Ld,*..g to, 5 lepreunuuv. lq run T6 cwnluwd appant DeMYDOW optwin{glnrprgbiemsdvtlg and there sna. De no Ir t.ngluh Ilucnlly. Peter NnA MMS daily.Crnz ( 5cir a Dumam Regmn PHYSIOTHERAPIST 1 Ihlla tidal will trxhy's aDdlty for non -insertion advertisement Mum have car N'Mlh) (NSI Cy.W51 lai be Mull be coat in aPpYrawr. r wnvl for a busv hysiolher ,il P eeanNet IsaTnabaNSoodop. ('tqp DylAlRjd old of any L4billty tar errors In ads 1-9�-,t�-�r�q NOW sales tepsiund was. Mrent n Enplen, a own veno -le sales background We- � clinic. S�nPClaliling In UrthopptL Ic t1 ',.a8diq�,pleel'rR71dp PouOmN is hm,IcO to int amount Atnm Fn, Il) -J pm as rrpwrw IDr p,.ugrous ia,ed. ail wit ban ;31 is conditions, IMIudIn MVA's. K my be aviat" in recreative paid for the span OCCU- commumry peeled In a wyn and above avwage ;5000mw Nsay o0ulnabk CAN Mi Osborne 905 428 Lucdtr`d In ItihlfbV twee dmpn opuses scorns is s fe error All copy s SuDINI 10 th! apple- sills reduced lyre dmmy comma I'M skins risen 2010 between 10-3 Mon 10 Phone (9051725-5055 Dines tseml h vat of management of aoenence an asses P16m lW (stui welcome) FT: Pt M, Young 434-1709 Fn to selup nnnnw or fax r"ume to 19051436-2851. News Adverlser call 19054289000 Alf"Ymalod I IN PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVvirrimE WEDNESDAY', rESRUARY is. ifin *,*" a" IMM fah.. roper. LE AF TICKETS ea Nm bore. fullfulltT em M. WANTED I 0 d rodreC slltn MMtram W"A ars ow cut Willa face value for pay WS -5711101 MID Maple t.eaf Tickets. LAmmy dtMrgenl 55 es $25 50 60 baps AlmMOte Must be greens, reds or golds. 619 9ax T'"0hp a 1905j Call Bruce at 579-4400 ext. 2207 NMIOK'Mmx Walk til in, new paid $834 II sell b, Coo tip In Walled for sudisn *went Wed 6 le $495 Cab 426.3942 to a incl antiquesfine furniture. Royal Doultons. Hum- lawppprmnenl mels. Moorcren. good china 6 plass, oto lays, collet tions 6 ether interesting articles Durham's largest TEAL hutch and lack,ART with actions $400 C01663-95% auction since 1973 rmm RaPm Cow" At eROM 91EDOIM6 60wR Im To 4un wnn sebum;e and (6051 663 -MI: Fat (665) 576-2267 pearls Shan v, " 6 eon ase swum& un 6370916 WANTED: dell of ,owed please "Isa 905 1 anrlee STEEL CAGES or LARGE BINS IF sow Approx. dimensions a'xa'xa' GARAGE dour ,ena.'S n,cl,, can be a little smaller or larger. en osalea $45iu11New ,loos Call Tonv or Trov at (905) 721.0986 - apom Guam, plus Dools 1 w}nn 1 NV}MI 416336W,'3 Sm Duncan -Phyte mahopa- n. wne tzeDo tory UVEB DESIGN $11 tuu St1l0. 3SW salla250 SM Cow, Oes' $too. Par,., SERVICE "t $75 single cot 135. 9- d0wel 4m11 -Erns„ $50. 3 Home and web page creation Hyper 10 sofa • kweteal $too End link and server storage. tables SM Kmg sue bed Call John Duarte Saw n". ar, claw $35 KOCIM tads $ a Chani 5200 at 9:79.4400 M door 416 690 9M lack sates Rp ReA9a*plane*. 95!9YIRed $a Y th to wrp cwt 1 truck or •fly ..ion "hi Cles Nn' pdnibRrppKis Up FIN Towep ppllpe VANsy Rac/�klyl. UIS 6 bu,:ls •mad ' 1905) Me 5740 A A A AM Un.trucks boah We "" Sao- 510000 Cash on me spot AM CUndt Iron. n Wool Calls &I ume 21 hours 7 illy,, 30 m. Akry 90S-6WSM IN all 1065274 Casty In'• tank quick r�emavr ,9051 426 0208 CASH FOO CMS' We bur sea vetrHln L'eNcrS s, nP r nnmg c Ino hun tau 417415 orConte 10 479 Rath St East Ala it MURAO AUTO SALES SCRAP CARS Wanted by P, -es Ca.c same day Mck Or Also Lar. It, rel will Dal'1 up to $5000 Gm 686 : !ANTED Su0}u AWE) wig sCaa„ •try owhbon Lite ,%nos vein ordered II Ron 905666Ml• 1 TM, sa SCIs INS CHEV iter .'de. re] A and mob, new and n '` n We loo cassette Gloat �.mdd drr ASAmp SI'M ca- I.rHd 905985-N67 snp ITIN GMC Jimmy. 4.4 SILT. '. •we'ns g1tr ay dnven • Iuaea wnn. I'm bMw � "no, $16.500 Call a:51a37-7:66 1995 file Black wear, F am, 2 wMe1 an",baro a . ltne! M ond,lmn $2}rNry d May J0.00Um 0,500 Cam 9055576.3697 IMGM3C SMaM ExttnOea A 1. heavy wry wsrPnvr' alum„pm $23.500 $3,501 Cron. 55,0001. CMI A stMr bpm (705:766-3616 1 k,alr4 4 Whole or" 1994 = 9-ussenpa :M wu eows. DOuQnI• iww non smown 203 000 kmHwy awed 6500 5Oat A Mian 1 705 3N1212 Ism 1M7 NMIOA ollsser. 3C PC(— .,fa otarn s Chit D:w p1 fl v ORa Work 905 4049316. Home 71562? 9610 Sart 1 T - '"a .0 "user 199' .wctnc 'w Top wry ac7 .�,arns { .- LOADED $ 1S00 L4ler495-9756 ,,. 416,495-6953 .1 S,rp.wrwlw '994 ww wind .�. 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N,T, 1iri All 005_5'9 •965 MCI. taslYwA r paw„,•, Wrn own p ' Pao nor k5'.'v :.time w, a.Qs .nil wy 's. 9C. ra IKAMONSER nil 2.0. 4 49051 oro Ess N4gOtDowM•s m, I%a Ford To upD DGL SWD pPrsun Cu.r RockIto s"gala" ARS rakes aunt Can (9C5 '666, .:98 nun -surae, -Y -Man fro 5 *LOIN WHOLES"[ props CASA 0R MALS We Buy aci3OM13. +^9hrry Rm. ro 1 (p'A :e R 24H'MI- ill male' ,trop lIIOp $10.500 obn wit cendr A0 In. arm D'et,uu5 yaNws. and na" car waw la;,s CDs pea 132-1- CdMcbDH6pp S Aa'sea 3a ,110.1 gu,ws. 9010. 0, mar Ybk C.0967 5,51 a ITIool �ur ft IT aPplrerFus 1995 -11MA Accord EY full, 19%N33-1785 905-5-r'12274 kuorc 50000 In, $16500 carom /61 P„cn. Ary n- (9051686-0004 7,7'5'8 Wt whquarantined scrap n'ebts 1665 LUMNAAPY. 38 Mas al wtt' . e" -o' Cas .,.0 980 s air Cars a•wer vn• nm • aped Mm sed (90514 2750 V_ - nim mMlwlery in".r' c- W¢OMers. CAMPET MtMR logy, 0, aIrumetal 190515-1 0r4}uWwW v. now be of NN.m tM1 plum .tam it 671m•p w}r 4 aav y.. 170. D00 s'Snrw ra,PH r.�. +tarn SC11MA GEM. small m0 $13995, CAS -666-1971 49 onh sm Do Pn" -Tom 'tied 1 s,: 9CC Ixkeh Two 90 59 ids "iDM dealt CAM sen w •.: •ria„ eguliv- ant o If tkorr n tour Male enwe censors Two Senor WE FINANCE ewgm Ins. Iwo ww wnn Free quotation w your Motile Call p bore Am a mese EVERYONE fro awrn: fro payment for Mors 190 ws 0059 or full rel. OR" 1600 No Curr, dOwv..�•'.5 217-0104 • 1 AdsL First time buy - c rY L:ARRT EWrry CawPrS, bankrupt. Lows1 P'wos. MseM call- COVR•tCE c"OrIRs, MAP bad credit. no .14 W_Sal, klsvto . 4,w _^c1 •r a1M al Mfrs Rear's 15 v,s aan- me "r.r F • li.•kr 4 Credit' It you encs For her M.mx CaN Km' East oflsn+.a skew r;ork, you drive' .w. 190514717711 Aid sw far rrb.,ntpt pro- trrrp'ew "rurpMs •Ceti ar4nr to me Ruble Lots of pre- CMWT .from eLmn ' ft a RM°q m N IIn' wt owned wed rut „ r,w•. 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Ikfenccman Ryan Gemon also had it good gave coming bark since being sidehned with an iniun. Pickering opened the ones with a ';-I loss to Alax Goahc Seclen was solid in net, tacing a har- Thr Ptckcnng peewees went all out '91 Sunbird LE. 12.1 k. to stay alive in game three of the series. But. Ajax peppered &dale Nichola, Borten with iU shots in a 5-3 win. Dc- r". u� ":: THE '12 Gr.loraTerlae 11-k. LARGEST �! LUauAa aP1 Cargo ' tenceman T% ler VanGiln capped a &real -� ruche of solid checking and exciting rushes with the opening &dal, assisted INDOOR SHOWROOM by Man Feuer and team captain Kyle. Harding. Derek Farmer also added a goal and an assist while [,crime Bell turned in another solid perfomtance :- which paid off in a goal. In the second game of the series, the Panthers stayed within a good through most of enure contest hcturc the Knights added an erttply-net marker for a 4-2 win. Goalie Mike Fleming turned in a solid effort. facing two Ajax shots fix even one Pickering got on net Both Panthers' goals were unassisted. scored Pickering novices have rough stretch PICKERING — fhc Pickering Panthers 'x'a%nc Grctvky Studio 99 major novice 'AA' rep hockey team tutu lots of league and tournament ac- tion lately, but could only muster one win and a tie. In league action, the Panthers blanked the Markham Waxers 3-0, but dropped a 4-1 decision to the Ajax Knights and were oeteatexd twice by the Clanngton Toms 5-4 and 7-3. In the :Markham contest, the Pan- ther played one of their better games of the season. oiutshooting their oppo- nents and playing solid defence. Damen Pavhdis scored a pair of goals to lead the Pickering stack, Mark Gen- sakis tallied once. Goalendcr Cal in Lcon was pedict between the Pan- thers' pipes. turning away 20 shots. in- cluding many good sco nng chances in the third period, it, earn the only shutout fir the Pickering novices so far this year. In the Ajax game. the Panthers were outslot24-22. Only Kylc Spears could find the mesh, assisted by dcleno:cman Nathaniel Underhill Spccr% also found the [nark in the first Clanngton contest scoring a goal and adding a pair of assists. Other goals went to Chad Gaudct Brent Shearer and defrnceman Chns Dixon. Daniel Silva chipped in with a pair of assists In the second Clanngutt tilt, Ky It: Downing, Sika and defenceman Ks ie VandeBospo.rt ht the lamp. Gaudct and Spo.'ers earned assists. At the recent Alax tournament the Panthers stared the event by dripping a 2-0 decision to Ajax. Game most valuable player horxwrs went to goal - tender Jamie Mulonv who turned away 17 shots. The Panthers clawed out a 2-2 tic with Richmond Hill in the second game MVP Vande- &ospoxrt ,coxed a shorthanded goal on an exciting end-to-end rush. while Silva added the other Flickering goal Leon turned awry 15 shots in the Pan- thers' net. The Panthers lint to W pithy in the third game. do score was provided. Al- though Pickering o uishot Whithy 23- 21. onh Gaudet could find the mark, assisted by Shearcr. Pickering sevens down 3 foes PICKEUNG — Thie Pickering Pan- chen Papps Restaurant/Wayne Grevky's Oasis Restaurant seven-year-old select hockey team posted three victories last weekend. Playing the Ajax Knights, the Pan- thers dominated the third period en route to a 5-3 win. Game most valuable player Andrew McLeod netted his second hat tuck of the season. Daniel Schofield and Alex Starkey each notched single goals. Assists went to Adam Finlayson, Jesse Boileau, Brian Forrester and Joseph De- mannis. Goalie Sean Molony was solid in net. The Panthers defeated a tough Burlington squad 5-I. Bobby Gettsakis and McLeod each scored twice, Schofield netted a single. Assisting were Chns Wright Gensakis, Starkey and McLeod. Gertsakis was the game's MVP, On the road in Guelph, Pickering scored a 6-1 victory. Schofield and Michael Ross each fired two goals. Starkey and Boileau chipped in with sin- gles. Assists went to Craig Mazzerall. Schofield. Boileau, Finlayson and McLeod. Maverall was the contest's MVP. Sean Lant performed well on de - In our February Baby Days flyer, included in this weeks paper on February 18, 1998. Please note.: Page 2 - Playskool 'Magic Reward' Potty; due to supplier delivery prob- lems, this item will not be available. We sincerely apologize to our valued cus- ton ers and regret any inconvenience or con- tusion Mus may have caused. EATON'S N THE REGION rage of more than 40 shots. Fettes scored the lune goal, assisted M_ Harding and Andrew Hackett. As- sistant captain klikc Murphy's forecheckmg kept Ajax oft halance in the contest 'ne team also gut top efforts from forwards Dmid (Jncecs. Richard ('arcs and Jennifer Sadler 1994 FORD EXPLORER XIX i ` t78K s.39Ki 43 LINCOLN %I XRK S 44('0111IT ECO\NF.RTIBLf 57K 791(' 411,I1G1 %R VIsI % I' `91 NISS%V MAXIMA r S q �'°"= 34 Porsche W. 113 k. ! 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