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, April 15,1998 Pressrun 44,, 500 32 pages
Earthquake questions raised
CRITICS STILL CONCERNED ABOUT NUCLEAR PLANT SAFETY DESPITE DETAILS IN
MY M Janne Taikscs -- — - ---
Staff reporter
PICKERING — A four-
year study recently completed
by Ontario Hydro has conclud-
ed the Pickering nuclear station
would be able to withstand a
large -magnitude earthquake in
this area.
However. two scientists who
have done seismological
research here and Durham
Nuclear Awareness (DNA) are
raising questions about the
Separate board
brass earn more than
public board heads
Top SALARY FOR DIRECTOR
The big brass at the sepa-
rate school board are bringing
home more bacon than their
counterparts at the public
board.
Durham Catholic District
School Board director Grant
Andrews was the top money
earner at Durham school
boards. with a salary last year
of $126.523.13 and taxable
benefits of $5.080.
At the Durham District
School Board, director Grant
Yeo made $123,977.39 and
taxable benefits of $531.
Under the Public Disclo-
sures Act, school boards must
make puhhc the salaries of all
employees who earn $ 100,000
or more in income
At the separate hoard, that
includes the following super-
mtendents who earned
$I I0.87l 76 plus taxable ben-
erixs .�t 34,1x5 Gerry Blake
(VI'hitbv Family of Schools
and programme services),
John Brown (human
resources). Joanne Carroll
([Oshawa Family of Schools).
Jean-Paul Patcnaudc (Picker-
ing/Uxbridge Family of
Schools) and Cleary Smith
(business).
Meanwhile, superinten-
dents Teresa Freedman ( Ajax
Family of Schools and student
services) and NNaltcr Yewchyn
(support services) each earned
$110.872 and taxable benefits
of $4.985.
Ai the nublic board. three
Is $126.50)
study's conclusions.
Hydro's Seismic Assessment
of the Pickering Nuclear Gener-
ating Station found substantial
safety margins were incorporat-
ed into the initial plant, accord-
ing to a Hydro statement
announcing the results of the
assessment. Hydro says only
"minimal damage" would occur
within the station during an
earthquake
The stud% Im'IkCd C�alua
non of thou"In",
FOUR-YEAR ONTARIO HYDRO STUDY
nents which would have to con- that a small numty r which arc
tinue to function during an not crucial but still important
earthquake to achieve a safe need to he modified and/or test -
shutdown of the plant. It con- ed further.
eluded a large malonth of the Those conClu,wn, Ncre
,:0111Pnn:•nis and s�stcni, �scrc hasCd on the r.PC : I-,irthquAc
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GRANT YEO
Earns $123.9' annually,
slightly less than separate
board director,
superintendents earned
$105,072.53 plus $480 in tax-
able benefits. Trudy Nnhett
(Area 2, AjaxlScugog). Dave
Snodden (Area 4, Oshawa)
and Doug Wilson (opera-
tions).
The following superinten-
dents each earned
5101.145.91 and $462.76 in
taxable benefits: Craig Burch
(employee relations), Laura
Elliott (Area 3,
Whitby/Brock) and Bev
Freedman (programme).
Superintendent of business
Ron Trbovich earned
$102,670.91 plus $493.56 in
taxable benefits.
P"re o/ ,yawn ueongrs
Of all the cheek!
Tony the Rama isn't at ail shy when it comes to meeting new peo- Pickering Markets. Tony the llama is a member of the Ken Jen
ple. He offered up an Easter kiss to new friend Louise Hughes Petting Zoo which took up residence over the Easter weekend at
while she was at the Metro East Trade Centre on Sunday at the the trade centre.
Police call ends in stabbing of Durham officer
Ili Sto/Ma SAattr
Durham start
A woman who was deport-
ed from Canada only two
months ago is accused of
attempting to murder a
Durham Regional Police offi-
cer. who was stabbed in the
head during a domestic dis-
pute in Ajax.
Fellow officers rushed
Constable Anil %laharaf. 27,
Pickering firefighter bid a fond farewell
PICKERING — A "coura-
geou," Pickering firefighter who
was a "class act- and a "great
guy" was pad last respects by
colleagues from throughout
southern Ontario Tuesday.
Bill Jordan, who lost his battle
with cancer April 8, was saluted
by firefighters from throughout
the Greater Toronto Area and as
far away as Niagara Falls in an
emotional ceremony.
The casket carrying the 30
year old was placed on a depart-
ment pumper truck for a ceremo-
'We already miss
him very much..:
-- Bill Douglas
nial funeral procession which
passed all three Pickering fire sta-
tions before arriving at Holy
Redeemer Catholic Church for
the funeral service. The casket
was removed from the pumper by
an honour guard of Pickering
firefighters in full dress uniform.
Approximately 125 firefight-
ers and members of the public
attended the service.
Pickering Deputy Fire Chief
Bill Douglas says the 10 -year fire
department veteran worked until
three weeks before he was hospi-
Wized as the disease spread
din ughout his body. Mr. Jerdan
continued to work as the deputy
chief's assistant in a ton -fire-
fighting capacity after being diag-
nosed a year ago.
"He was a great help to me:'
says Deputy Chief Douglas.
"He was one of thine guys that if
you gave him a job, you knew it
would be done. Even though he
was going through so much, he
was so courageous. He was a
class act. He was someone every-
one looked up to" All his col-
leagues did. Through the last sev-
eral months of his battle with can-
cer, Pickering firefighters war
on their helmets stickers with a
four-leaf clover and Mr. Jordan's
helmet number 66. "It's going to
take a long time for our depart-
ment to get over this. We aheady
miss him very much;' says
Deputy Chief Douglas.
Mr. Jerdan will be cremated
and his remains taken to New
Jersey next week by the fire
department's colour guard for a
ceremonial funeral at the Laurel
Memorial Park Cemetery at
Absecon, New Jersey.
Mr. Jerdan is survived by his
mother DiAnn Hurd, brothers
Bradley and Brian Hurd, fattier
William Jerdan and his wife
Marie, sister Gina and grand-
mother Carmen Lavigna.
to Ajax -Pickering Hospital on
Monday night, where he
received stitches to close the
half-inch wound to his left
temple. police said.
A 33 -year-old South Kore-
an woman, who was staying
with family while in Canada
on a visitor's pass, was arrest-
ed at the scene, police said.
Const. Maharaj, a seven-
year veteran of the force, was
injured shortly after he and his
partner Constable David Wein
went to a Bartlett Drive resi-
dence following a 911 call at
10 P.M.
Police said a woman appar-
ently began making death
threats against her parents and
other relatives she accused of
stealing from her.
"When the officers arrived
they separated the people
involved and then went to a
bedroom to talk with the
woman:' Staff Sergeant Dave
Wilson said.
Once inside the bedroom
the officers seized a knife
sticking out of a luggage bag,
he said.
The woman demanded the
knife be returned then "lunged
for her luggage and got anoth-
er knife" tucked inside, Staff
Sgt. Wilson said.
"That's when she came
down with the knife in two
SERGEANT JIM GRMLEY
Says suspect ordered to undergo
72 -hour psychiatric assessment
quick jabbing motions:' slash-
ing Const. Maharaj once in
the temple and once in the left
shoulder, ripping his police
jacket.
"He managed to partially
get out of the way but not
completely," Staff Sgt. Wilson
said.
The wounded officer and
his partner quickly pounced
on the woman and wrestled
her to the floor. She dropped
the weapon after being pep-
per -sprayed by Const. Wein.
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officer stabbed
responding to
"it was a short. quick struggle,"
the staff sergeant said.
Const. Maharaj also suffered a
minor slash wound to the shoulder,
which did not require stitches. Fol-
lowing the attack, hack -up officers
ttrik the suspect to Oshawa General
Hospital where she was treated for a
wound to her hand. She was then
admitted under the Mental Health
Act and ordered to undergo a 72 -
hour psychiatric assessment,
Sergeant Jim Grimley said.
Keung Sook Kang, who arrived
in Canada four days prior to the
incident, faces charges of attempted
murder, possession of a dangerous
weapon, two counts of assault and
three counts of threatening death.
Detectives have learned Ms.
Kang was ordered deported from
Canada and escorted out of the
country by immigration officials in
February, Staff Sgt. Wilson said.
It was not immediately clear how
and why she was then permitted to
re-enter Canada last week.
Staff Sgt. Wilson said Const.
Maharaj was "pretty shaken up" fol-
lowing the incident but he isn't
expected to need time off.
"It's pretty upsetting when some-
thing like this happens. It has a rip-
ple effect through everyone when a
fellow officer is injured. It does
have an impact ton all police offi-
cers):' he said.
He said calls for domestic dis-
putes are often the most dangerous
for a police officer since it's not
usually known what risk the situa.
tion posts.
families April
Durham Region YMCA will hold
a day of fun lirr families on April 25_
The annual Family Fun Day will
feature a variety of games such as
apple h..t,Mng, nna, I—— u,ker
pull. ti.h 1%,na . nd sack race. Therc
will he prvcs
All proceed% will go to the
YMCA Family Resource Centre in
Oshawa.
The event will run from 10 a.m.
to 2 p.m. at 500 Mayfair Ave. For
more information, call the YMCA at
434.3131.
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Nuclear plant's systems are
`seismically robust' Hydro
concludes in detailed study
NUCLEWFrom page 1
which Hydro has estimated
would have a one -in -10,000
chance per year of occurring in
the area — a quake measuring
six to 6.5 on the Richter scale
with its epicentre 100 kilometres
away from the Pickering station,
which would produce a peak
ground acceleration (shaking) of
23.5 per cent g at the plant.
However. DNA and the two
scientists say that standard is not
high enough and ignores recent
evidence of a possibly active
fault located right underneath
Pickering which would result in
a much stronger earthquake.
Arsalan Mohajer, a professor
of environmental science at the
University of Toronto in Scarbor-
ough who specializes in earth-
quake hazard assessment, and
Joe Wallach, who once assessed
earthquake risks as an employee
of the Atomic Energy Control
Board and who now does so as a
consultant were among a group
of scientists involved in the dis-
covery strut 10 years ago of a
major geological fault running
right under Pickering, as well as
other faults in the area. What's
not clear. they say. is whether the
faults are active and pre a sig-
nificant earthquake risk.
Mr Mohajer maintains that in
coming io the conclusion that the
Pickering stet(m would remain
safe to the nent rel .In earth -
quake, Hydro has lowered the
safety standard. He notes that
when the AECB held a workshop
on seismic hazard assessment in
June 1995, John Waddington,
current director general of the
AECB's directorate of environ-
mental and human performance
assessment stated the board was
looking for Canadian nuclear sta-
tions to withstand the type of
earthquake that had only a une-
in-100,0(x) per year or less
chance of occurring.
Mr. Mohajer maintains the
one-m-1C)(MO) risk factor has
been the AECB standard fix seis-
mic and other hazuds at nuclear
stations, and that the one -m-
10,000 factor being used by
Hvdro would fail to meet safety
standards in the U.S. and Europe.
Using Hydro's own calcula-
tions and the proper risk factor of
one-in-100,(X)n, the Pickering
station could be facing ground
shaking of about 50 per cent g or
greater during an earthquake. far
more than Hydro's assessment
concluded it could withstand, he
says.
""This is a Magic weak link In
the assumption:' explains Mr.
Mohajer. '11tcy have to answer
that "
Mr. Wallach maintains Hydro
is rxx 1n a position to draw con-
clusions about the safely of the
Pickering plant because it does
1nx know enough abut geologi-
cal cornditxrns in the area.
"They've looked at what
they've wanted to look at:" he
says, "They've ignored what
we've told them"
According to Mr. Wallach it
would only cont Hydro a few
hundred thousand dollars to
complete the research necessary
to settle the issue of whether the
faults at Pickering are active and
pre a serious earthquake risk.
But, he adds, "if they find what I
think they'll find they'll have to
admit they're at risk."
DNA is also questioning the
risk factor used by Hydro and the
lack of research on kcal geolog-
ical conditions.
"We're concerned they're
possibly underestimating the
seismic risk for their own self-
interest, which is to redtice the
cost of upgrading the station,'
says DNA spokesman Irene
Kock. noting confirmation of
active faults at Pickering could
have serious implications for
Hydro's Darlington station as
well.
"Without the research to
prove or disprove whetter the
faults are active, all the other
work and analysis is based on
speculation:' says Ms. Kock.
AECB staff are expected to
report on their review of the
Hydro seismic assessment in
abut three months. Ontario
Hyder officals were unavailable
for comment yesterday at press
time.
Critics are taking issue with an Ontario Hydro
report detailing the Pickering Nuclear Generating
Stations strength in withstanding an earthquake
Hydro says the complex is 'robust'
Ajax lottery winner
loves his mother-in-law
AJAX — Ted Howard has noxhing The 40 -year -oto co-owner and
but nice things to say about his moth- operator of Coatings Unlimited also
cr-in-law. plans to invest some money and take a
The Ajax resident won $25,0(x) trip to the Caribbean.
playing the Instant Bingo scratch and Mr. Howard and his wife Helen
win game with a ticket that was an have one son and one daughter.
Easter gift from his mother -m -law. The winning ticket was ought at
"I'm planning to share some of the Checkers on King Street Fast in
money with her:" Mr. Howard says. Oshawa.
Businesses network tonight
The Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade S20 for non-members. Table -top dis-
is holding a Networking Wine and plays are $20 for members and $35 for
Cheese Event today, Wednesday, from non-members. Honey Garlic is at 250
5 it) M p.m. at the Honey Garlic Bayly St. W.. west of Harwood
Restaurant. Avenue, in Ajax. For more information
Admission is S 15 for members and call the board at M37-6638.
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How does your garden grow?
Joan Santomero of Pine Ridge Garden Gallery Garden centres across Durham are keeping busy
took time to explain the care of primroses to with the arrival of spring and the interest area
Doug Plourde over the weekend when he was out residents have in building and maintaining home
looking to add some spring colour to his garden. gardens.
All aboard to see train puzzle
PICKFRING — Visitors
to Pickenne fi sun Centre will
have the chance to see a gar-
gantuan three-dimensional
train puzzle today, Wednes-
day, through Sunday.
The Wrebhtt Gigantic
Puzz-313 Train Puzzle is 32
feet 49 75 metres) long, six
feet (1.83 m) wide, 7.6 feet
(2.24 m) tall and is made of
more than 45,000 pieces. It is
set amongst about 40 different
Pu// -3D models, hr create the
impression of a journey
,wross a Puzz-313 dreamscape.
Puzzle enthusiasts and
children of all ages should
enjoy vacv, ing the train.
The stop in Pickering is
only one of many for the huge
puzzle, which will he seen by
an estimated 25 million pco-
ple in Canada. the U.S..
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Greater
TorontoServices Board boosted"
GTSB will foster municipal co-operation: Tonks
�a-"&
together in a partnership. We have to rec- aim of GTSB proponents isn't to "create it should be "limited and with a very
Staff reporter ognize the world is changing with glob- government, but an appendage to gov- defined view," Wards 3 and 4 Regional
AJAX — A Greater Toronto Services alization. regionalization and partner- emment. People will have confidence in Councillor Jim McMaster argued. It
Board is almost inevitable so the debate ships" that" should concentrate on problems it can
now should focus on what it should do But, Mr. Tonks added his purpose is If the board works with other levels of identify and deal with.
and how it should be made up. Alan to "review your input and advise the governments, it "won't be another layer, "We've all been burned by the
Tonks told Ajax Council's general gov- Minister (of Municipal Affairs) if there's but an integral part of the region" Province who takes the big paint brush
ernment committee on Thursday. a reason to proceed with a Greater Without the establishment of the for everyone and we've seen it's not
When asked by Ward 3 local Council- Toronto Services Board" Metro level of government in the early working:'Coun. McMaster said. "Identi-
lor Colleen Jordan if the GTSB could be Ward I local Councillor Danielle 1950s, he said, "We wouldn't have the fy a couple of areas, do them and do
stopped, Mr. Tonks said. -The Province Holmes argued such a hoard would fur- quality of life we have today. This is one them well:'
would like to see the municipalities ther remove politicians -from the people of those mechanisms to partner, to get The draft legislation on the GTSB
come together in some sort of relation- who elected us". better mileage from the services we released by the Province would give
ship or entity. It's fairly intent on doing A GTSB "doesn't serve the purposes have. There are more risks from not Durham three representatives on the 29 -
that. You can effect the manner or the of (Ajax) council, staff or our con- doing anything" member board, while Toronto would
scope:" stituents. It's hard enough to get some- Coun. Holmes, however, suggested, have 14.
The former Metro Toronto chairman thing done without adding another lev- "Things have to be fixed here first before "We should try to build a strong cul -
has been appointed by the Province to el:' we add another step. It will be more con- ture, sharing, creating partnerships as a
meet with municipalities and groups to Mr. Tonks responded, "if people fusion. I feel Ajax will suffer tremen- need and adapting to the environment.
gather information on setting up a ser- could see it as an overall plan that in fact dously from this. People will be hurt. This is one of the watershed issues:' Mr.
vices board for the GTA. reduces bureaucracy and costs and gives squashed because there are bigger people Tonks said. Mr. Tonks said the Mayors
He told the committee he's "advanc- a sense of determination and saves mon- out there:' and Chairs format is being considered as
i
ng an entity to bring municipalities ey. they would have support for it:' The If the GTSB is established, however, one of the models for the board.
Durham College students face Air Cnnelmi
'We've all been burned by the
Province who takes the big
paint brush for everyone'
7.5 -per
By LIM teff
Brown, spokesman for
Special to the News Advertiser
Durham College.
It will cost more to attend
This $105 increase will
Durham College for the next
apply to every programme
year as a tuition increase
and will bring the standard
was recently announced.
tuition fee up to $1.509 per
But higher tuitions are par
year for full-time students.
for the course at all commu-
It was S 1.403.
nity colleges across the
The decision was made
province for the coming
not to increase tuition by 10
y�
per cent which was suggest -
Durham's tuition hike of
ed by the Ministry of Edu-
7.5 per cent is second -low-
cation and Training. Most
est among Ontario Commu-
colleges in Ontario have
fifty Colleges to Bellcville's
abided by the larger sug-
Loyalist College which
gested increase.
decided on a 6.2 per cent
All colleges across the
increase for the coming
province were given the
yew.
choice to deregulate tuition
The 7.5 per cent
increases.
increase works out to about
Durham decided not to
$105 more per year (for
go along with this measure
each full-time student):'
since its implication could
said Durham College Presr-
result in some course fees
dent Gary Polonskv
increasing by as much as 20
A portion of ttre tuition
per cent, according to Ms.
fee increase will go to
Ginter -Brown.
improve science and tech-
The decision not to raise
noh,gy 1.x,1, and bxx_t other
tuition by the full, allowable
area% of *W cortege, acctxd-
amount writ cnoe ata fxtce
ing to Bonnie Ginter-
for Durham.
cent tuition hike next year
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"it will cost the college
between $500.000 and
$600.000 over five years:'
said Mr. Polonsky.
"We could have taken a
different tack and laid off
staff and cut programmes:'
said Mr. Polonsky. "Instead
we chose to preserve atti-
tudes towards staff employ.
ment and stability"
According to the college
president the next two years
at Durham College will not
besmooth sailing. By climr-
nating staff bumping, early
retirement and programme
deletions, the ride will he
made a little easier.
"We'd be off the cliff if
we did not get the tuition
increase.- said Mr. Polon-
sky. "Every core area of the
college has to carry itsciC'
The college's board of
governors is currently look-
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OPINION
_E_DITORIAL
OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS
Don't let shared
fire dispatch go
up in smoke
The co-operative effort by area fire depart-
ments to fight Saturday afternoon's grass fires
through north Pickering and Ajax serves as tangi-
ble proof why a common dispatch centre makes
so much sense.
It should also spark other local government
departments to think about how they can co-oper-
ate with each other instead of compete against
one another.
Firefighters from Ajax and Pickering worked
side by side for several hours to fight dozens of
grass fires along the Canadian Pacific Railway
tracks and Taunton Road, from the Scarborough -
Pickering border to Ajax's border with Whitbv.
Fire departments in both towns eventually had
to press all their full and part-time firefighters
into duty to put out the flames, believed caused
by sparks from a passing train. Firefighters from
Whitby. Uxbridge, Oshawa and Scarborough also
assisted, while the Town of Ajax and Region of
Durham provided tanker trucks. Canadian Pacific
sent a special tanker car through on the railway to
help both towns.
The joint effort of neighbouring fire depart-
ments and other agencies helped save numerous
buildings from being engulfed in an inferno. In
Pickering. for example. flames got dangerously
close to two homes on Whites Road near the
tracks. There was a similar close call with a barn
in the area. In Ajax. the fires almost reached the
Ajax Hydro building at Harwood Avenue and
Taunton Road. But, the co-operative effort of fire-
fighters from area towns saved the day and kept
structural damage to a minimum.
Meanwhile, civic officials in Ajax. Pickering
and some north Durham communities are work-
ing WgcthcT to .ludy the feasibility ut <having
with Whitby its new and state-of-the-art dispatch
centre on Taunton Road. Dispatch centres in Ajax
and Pickering "are on their last legs;' reports Ajax
Chief Administrative Officer Richard Parisotto.
"If we don't go this route, we'll have to build our
own. The costs would be astronomical. (With the
merger). we would save the capital costs on the
building."
Those types of savings are needed now more
than ever as over -burdened taxpayers cry out for
more bang for their buck and the Province
demands that lower levels of government reduce
costs and improve efficiencies.
It's been proven that shared fire dispatch cen-
tres can and do work. For instance, Ajax current-
ly provides dispatch service for Brock Township
and Whitby sends out Uxbridge fire trucks.
Under the shared dispatch centre plan, fire
chiefs from the participating departments agree
that no present employee will lose their job
because of the consolidation.
And. the chiefs concur, the dispatch centre
would serve as the foundation for other partner-
ships and cost-saving moves, like buying fire-
fighting equipment together, automatic aid and
shared training.
Now, it's up to municipal politicians in area
communities to start taking the steps necessary to
ensure the shared fire dispatch centre becomes a
reality. Just as where there's smoke there's fire,
where there's sharing there are savings.
To respond to this editorial call
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PREVENT THE RECURRENCE OF THE GUY PAUL
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LETTERS
OUR READERS VIEWS ON THE NEWS
PAT JERMEY
Teachers' federation leader
believes students aren't as
important as educators, reader
Matthew Beatty contends in his
_letter to the editor.
Teachers'
union boss
shows her
true stripes
To the editor:
Well, well, well. It seems
Dave Johnson and the Harris'
Tories have got the last laugh
on all of you Bill 160 protest-
ers.
What a great front page
photo in the March 27 News
Advertiser of two protesters
heckling Education Minister
Dave Johnson, who was actu-
ally telling them he is putting
more money in the classrooms
of their children!
More importantly, Pat
Jermey of the Ontario
Secondary School Teachers'
Federation showed her true
stripes when it comes to educa-
tion — students are not as
important as teachers. The
chants during the two-week
teachers' strike were "Save
education, stop the cuts" So
when Mr. Johnson promises
more irony for students, Ms.
Jermey responds, "I'm at a loss
to we where the good news is "
Well Pat, I think the parents of
the students who you kept out
of school for two weeks see the
good news and I think your
credibility is now flying at half
staff.
Working
parents
penalized
li> the oxktor:
So. federal Finance Mintster
Paul Martin says he's helping
"working parents by inL-rcasing
4- J-0 d a— "twn`e deduction.
I an a -working" parent. I work
hard caring for and educating
ttve children. Paul Martin does
not think 1 am working• though,
because the children are my own.
If they were somebody else's
children. I could cLum all kinds
of deductions for business
expenses. If my neighbour cared
for them. I could claim thousands
of dollars to child cart: expenses.
But because thcy'rc my own. I do
not share in the tax relief.
Mr. Martin also claims he is
helping Canada's children with
increased daycare finding. Hone
does forcing ing young children into
day care because both parenu
must work to deal with the
tremendous tax burden they bear
help them:' This flies in the face
of recommendation by the gov-
eminent's own starling commit-
tee on health that they provide
-equivalent tax benefits to fami-
lies who choose at-home parental
care:' precisely because the early
developmental years of zero to
six are so critical.
Mr. Martin did provide a tax
credit for those caring for the
elderly. There was no reason in
the world he shouldn't have
included the care of young chil-
dren. He has admitted the
inequality is there, yet he contin-
ues to recuse to rectify it. Shame!
IL. da Wainwright,
Pickea;g
No more
houses
To tie tedifae:
After I read about the drastic
overcrowding conditions at
Ajax-PiclociW Ge ectal Hospital
in the News Advertiser, I came to
the conclusion that the Town of
Ajax should not, repeat not, issue
any funber building permits for
family dwellings until the gov-
ernment of Ontario increases
spending to hospitals and all
medical services.
DAN McTEAGUE
MP under fire
Feds not
giving
provinces
funds
To the editor:
I am always disappointed
in, but never surprised by the
ineptitude of the thoughts and
commentary of Pickering -
Ajax -Uxbridge's current
Member of Parliament, Dan
McTeague.
In his letter to the editor in
the March 18 News Advertiser,
Mr. McTeague blames the
provincial government for the
alleged poor condition of
Ontario hospitals and blasts
ErniE Eves, and others, for crit-
icizing the Liberals in Ottawa
for not cutting deep enough to
balance their books. The fact is
that the Liberals cut very little
of their own programme
spending. They balanced their
books on the backs of the
provinces. What Mr. Eves was
referring to was that Ottawa
was not sharing the pain of the
provinces and municipalities;
the Peds were causing it.
At this point, the federal
Liberals are collecting a record
level of taxes from Canadians,
total government revenues are
about 43 per cent of GDP.
What is McTeague and his
caucus colleagues doing with
all this money? It is certainly
not being filtered down to the
provinces where it is needed
most
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GLORIA
PAPASTAVROS
OPINION
SHAPER
Pickering resident Gloria
Papastavros loves to manipulate
paini and words to create pictures.
A picture is
worthy of
my living
room wall
The biggest controversy in
our house at the moment is
where to hang the painting. My
husband is nervous that his con-
servative parents might see it.
My 12 -year-old son is mortified
that it would be visible to his
friends when they visit, and our
seven year old will agree with
whoever offers the biggest
bribe.
1 am a painter. and the paint-
ing in the midst of this swirling
controversy is one of my own. It
is a life-size, nude, self portrait.
In the painting. I am sitting on a
floral sofa, in an overly ornate
living room, drinking tea. 1 am
wearing bright red satin evening
gloves, green high heels, a 19th
century straw hat with gigantic
flowers, and nothing else.
According to my family, no
one sips tea in our living room
wearing only high heels and
gloves. Not even in a painting!
This dismays me because I
am really pleased with this
painting. It captures the essen-
tial me. I love celebrating the
femininity of being a woman,
and indulging in all the femi-
nine rituals and accessories.
Yes, there arc times when 1
like the grunge look with sneak-
ers and sweats. But it doesn't
compare to the sensual pleasure
of sliding on silk stockings.
choosing a vibrant, glossy lip-
stick and slipping into a shapely
skimpy dress thereby adorned
for an evening out.
This is what I believe my
painting celebrates. It celebrates
the sensual, fun, feminine side
of being a woman. One that is
not practical on an everyday
basis but is welcome and enjoy-
able on those special rare occa-
sions.
1 incorporated into this paint-
ing a sense of humour. I have
elegantly seated the figure.
Prim, poised and proper, she
indulges in the most civilized of
rituals, drinking tea. Naked. She
seems oblivious to the ridicu-
lousness of her attire. This
makes me smile. The woman in
this painting is truly a free spir-
it, and should have the honour
of sitting naked on our living
room wall.
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By Al Rimm
Staff reporter
AJAX — An Ajax model will put
her career plans in law enforcement
on hold for the time being as the run-
ways of the world beckon
Kavita Persaud, a graduate of
Pine Ridge Secondary School in
Pickering, is now mulling a dozen
modeling opportunities from agen-
cies around the world after winning
Canadian Model of (he Year honours
at a compelihon at the Airport Mar-
riot Hotel in'foronto recently.
Ms. Persaud. 20. who launched a
Pine Ridoe Secondar, School graduate
Kavita Persaud is fielding plenty of
offers after winning Canadian Model of
the Year honours at a recent Toronto
competition.
UUVVI 111
rld's runways are Ajax model's stage
modelling career with Harlow Mod-
els Management in Whitby a year
ago, won the overall title against 187
models in three categories — teens
ages I I to 19, adult females from 20
to 30 and the sophisticates, for those
over age 30.
She earned the prestigious title
after winning the runway competi-
tion, finishing as first rgnner-up in
photography and smile categories.
and capturing the overall crown for
teens 5'8" and over.
The Canadian competition was
judged by a who's who of 40 agents
in the fashion and modelling indus-
tries from around the world
"I still feel like I'm in shock;'
says the soft-spoken model. "in a
way, it hasn't really sunk in."
Although Ms. Persaud was told
by people in her agency that she
would do well at the competition.
she didn't expect to win the entire
contest. complete with five trophies.
"It was a little bit of a surprise:"
she confessed.
Her title has spawned 12 offers
from agencies in such locales as
New York, Italy, Montreal and
Japan, which want to employ Ms.
Persaud as a runway model and for
fashion magazine photography.
Prior to the national modeling
competition, she was involved in a
number of fashion photo shoots and
participated in a fashion show at the
Prestige nightclub in Toronto for
Niko Cosmetics.
Ms. Persaud admits she only had
a passing interest in modeling. but
decided to get serious by contacting
the Harlow agency.
Now, she plans to pursue a career
in modelling, temporarily delaying a
job in law enforcement where she'd
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1, weather over the Easter weekend. The pair took advantage of the clear skies and
r the holiday to pursue more leisurely activities, in between Easter Egg hunts and
the consumption of other seasonal goodies.
_ Environmentalactivism is in season
Blessed with finely sculpted features and a driving ambition, Kavita will be busy
with modelling. One day, however, she says she'll reconsider her first career
choice as an officer with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
like to become a police officer with King City, near Newmarket
the RCMP "Right now, modelling is going to
She's currently in her first year of be first, but I'm going to go back and
a law enforcement programme at finish (the law enforcement
Seneca College's King Campus in course)." she says.
Ajax asked to ease winter
street parking restrictions
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AJAX — Changes could be in
the work% hir a bylaw prohibiting
on -street parkins; during the winter
month-.
Ajax Ward 2 local Councillor
Joe Dickson suggested to col-
leagues on C'ouncil's general gov-
crnment committee Thursday that a
one-hour grace period he consid-
cred before a ticket is issued.
Right now. motorists can't park
on any street in the town between 3
a.m. and 6 p.m. from Nov I to
March 31 under a bylaw miruduced
in the early 1990% to keep streets
:fear to allow snow plowing.
Coun. Dickson reported a visitor
to Ajax left his car parked on a road
for only a few minutes early one
morning and was ticketed.
" It points out to me if ,you get up
early to go to work and you left
,your car on the street for five min-
utes, potentially, in three or four
minutes, (you could) gel a ticket. To
me, that smacks of some sort of
injustice.
"There's a high level of accep-
tance (of the bylaw) in the older
areas, less in the new areas as peo-
ple move in;' Court. Dickson point-
ed out.
But. Ward 4 local Councillor Pat
Brown contended hosts should
warn visitors of the bylaw.
"It's the responsibility of resi-
dents of Ajax who have people
come to make sure they are aware if
they leave their car on the road,
they may get a ticket. I support the
bylaw:'
Mayor Steve Parish agreed. "I
got a lot of complaints, some simi-
lar to Joe's, and it's ignorance of
the law.
PAT BROWN
'It's the responsibility of
residents of Ajax who have people
conte to make sure they are aware
"There's a certain amount of
acclimation. (Lung -time residents)
know thatb the regs:'
Bylaw enforcement general
manager Dave Williams noted even
visitors to Ajax should he aware of
the bylaw a, signs notifying trav-
ellers of the regulation are posted at
entrances to the town from Hwv.
401 and on Bavly Street and Hwy.
He reported most Ajacians and
their visitors must know of the
bylaw because there's been a drop
in the number of tickets issued
since it came into effect.
"The highest numbers are early
in the year and it drops off." Mr.
Williams said.
Clerk Marty de Rond said Mr.
Williams and Operations Director
Brian Skinner need to be consulted
before changes to the bylaw are
made.
or Spring and summer are busy sea -
i. cons for environmental events.
On Earth Day April 22, millions
of Canadians celebrate by joining
people world-wide for positive envi-
ronmental action. Since 1990, Earth
.,, Day Canada has been held to
improve the state of the environment
.•- by empowering and helping Canadi-
ans to take positive environmental
action and achieve local solutions.
r On May 1, International School
Grounds Day celebrates the school
ground area as an outdoor classroom
setting.
The first week of May is Pitch -In
Canada Week, National Composting
Awareness Week (NCAW), and Ajax
Environmental Affairs Week.
Pitch -In Canada Week encour-
ages litter clean-ups while NCAW
promotes the diversion of organic
waste from landfill LA use as com-
post to provide a natural fertilizer.
LARRAINE
ROULSTON
RECYCLER'S
REPORT
Mark Cullen, who refers to compost
as "the soul of the soil", is this
year's spokesman for the Compost-
ing Council of Canada. Ajax Envi-
ronmental Affairs Week organizers
Deanna Fry and Johnny Scott have
planned a poster drive, tree planti-
ngs, nature walks, and displays.
There will be a waterfront clean.
up with prizes, free food, and give-
aways at Rotary Park on Saturday.
May 9.
Also on May 9, from 8 a.m. to 4
p.m. in the Pickering Town Centre's
southeast parking lot between Sears
and Hwy. 401, Norseman Plastics
will sell The Earth Machine for $25.
Durham Region will be on hand
offering its 'how-to' composting lit-
erature and advice.
On May 26 and 27, the 12th
Annual Toronto Environmental
Trade Show and Conference will be
held at the International Centre in
Mississauga. Environmental man-
agers and consultants as well as
owners of growing environmental
businesses will benefit from the ses-
sions which will provide innovative
solutions to compliance and techno-
logical challenges.
Topics include: How to Imple-
mcni ISO 14001 Standards; Tackling
Environmental Issues in the Food
Processing Industry, How to Effec-
tively Manage and Reduce Wastcs;
and Going Global with Your Envi-
ronmental Business. For registration
details, call 1-800-387-2446.
From Aug. I to 3, everyone is
invited to join the three-day grass-
roots festival featuring exhibits.
workshops, children's activities,
music, and food in the town of St.
George, just south of Cambridge.
Sponsored by Natural Life maga-
zine, the festival is a celebration of
sustainable living.
There will he workshops on
strawbale housing, solar and wind
energy, natural health, eco -villages.
ethical investing, composting, tai
chi, alternative fuels, organic gar-
dening, and much more.
Exhibitors will display herbs.
organic foods, green products and
crafts. For details call 1-81x)-215-
9574.
larraine Roulsti n s column exploring
environmental issues regularly
appears on Wednesday.
ERIC
DowD
AT QUEEN'S
PARK
Who will
win battle to'
lead federal
Tories?
Progressive Conservative Premier
Mike Hams's entry into the thick of
his federal party's leadership race i
could cost him votes in an election
next year.
Mr Harris would prefer not to be
involved in the contest to succeed lean j
Charest because he is down to 33 per
cent in polls and the last thing he wants
is to antagonize some in his own party.
But the premier will be forced to
take sides now that a long-time back -
roomer in Ontario and federal politics.
Hugh Segal, says he is considering
running and is supported by former
premier Bill Davis and other Red
101 les.
Mr. Harris has been coy about Mr.
Segal's aspirations so far, saying that
as premier he will he neutral and he
and Mr Segal are friends. But Mr.
Segal is the antithesis of everything
Mr Harris stands for. Mr. Segal, in
various government offices, was chief
staff political adviser to Mr. Davis in
the 1970h and 1980s.
Mr Davis and Mr. Scgal were on
their party's red or moderate side, pnd-
ing themselves on having a -Axial con-
scrcnc a and intervening as government
when needed. This meant every time
someone raised a concern, Mr. Davis
and company opened a new branch of
government ur threw taxpayers' mon-
ey at it.
Mr Hams has cut billions of dol-
lar- from the deficit and sternly
reproached earlier governments which
blithely ran top debt, and among those
with the biggest deficits was the gov-
cmment of Mr. Davis advised by Mr.
Segal.
! 'At. Scgal helped in adventures like
taking over and cunning a resort and
mvcsting in an oil company (Mr Segal
wanted the Province to set ftp gas sta.
ttd>na catnplete with WiTti— e ... Uum
all uvcr (>ntarwi wblch wasted bun-
dredof millions of dollars and which
Mr Nam, has yid were dosi.ir,•u,
%%bell Mr Ham, is downsizing. he
i, csscntlalh dismantling whal Sir
Davis, prompted by dviser% like Mr
Segal built, rather than anything creat -
cd by the more recent Liberal and New
Democrat goverrimcnts.
Mr Davis', Tones shaped policies
according to polls and when Mr. HAr-
ns ran for leader, he complained the
party in government had listened too
much to polls and ha:krorom advisers
and forgot principles and fell
dcservcdly to third place. There was
no doubt he wa, referring to Mr Davis
and particularly to %It. Segal.
When Mr Hams ran for leader. Mr.
Segal and most Davis Red Tories
worked for his d>pponent. Dianne Cun-
ninghaln, whose cry was that Harris
was so tar to the right voters would
never acccp him. Mr. Hams's aides
said "Segal and those guys said Mike
is too far right and we ,aimpcd on
them." Mr Harris owes Mr. Segal
nothing.
Mr. Harris will be wary of the com-
pany Mr. Segal keep,, ind luding Mr.
as
Davis, for whom he hno love. Mr.
Harris not long ago said his hero is
George Drew, the prenri in the 1940s
wtkn made drastic changes, and more
recently likened himself to the states-
manlike John RoharLs, also pre -Davis.
He has not said that he admires Mr.
.Davis.
Mr. Segal is being promoted also by
another Red Tory and former adviser
to Mr. Davis, Dalton Camp, who uses
his newspaper column to call Mr. Har-
ris a disaster, bully, purveyor of dan-
gerous nonsense and creaw of human
wreckage.
Mr. Harris will worry that his feder-
al patty might adopt views Mr. Segal
had when he was in government —
that it should intervene to solve every-
thing — and Ontario voters might feel
he shares them.
Mr. Harris will not want a federal
leader who says, as Mr. Segal does,
that he will never merge with Reform.
Mr. Harris had a working arrangement
which merged Tory and Reform votes
to win in 1995 and says that unless the
two parties unite federally, the Liberals
will be in power forever.
With nine years as an MpP before
becoming leader, Mr. Harris will mar_
vel like many that Mr. Segal, wbo has
never been elected and whose only
business experience has been in public
relations selling information he
learned in government, would consid-
er himself qualified to lead a political
Pty.
But whether Mr. Segal runs or not,
Red Tories like him who quarrel with
Mr. Harris have shown they are intent
on taking over his federal party, Mr
Harris will feel he has an obligation'
quietly or otherwise, to prevent them
from doing just that.
PAGE &THENEWS ADVERTISER, N'FI)NFSIM\, 11MIL 15.I"N
Photos by Jason Llebi egos
Animal house
Jordan Limkide (above) shows no fear as he enjoys a close
encounter with a barnyard friend at the Ken Jen Petting Zoo
which visited the Metro East Trade Centre in Pickering over
the Easter weekend. Mom Kristy stays close to Jordan just
to be on the safe side.
Harwood cadet
corps walks
to
away with top
marching honours
AJAX — The Royal
4w pntvirweal competition
('an.c.)oan lea ('.,rp.
at CFU Bswden. near Bar.
Harwinw Bandofl
tie, next month.
with top hone%at the
Throughout the year.
Central Ontartu Area
each cadet corps in the
Regional Band Competi-
Greater Toronto Arca com-
non in Toronto fast week
pctcs in events such as
end.
swim. drill, band, range.
The hand was. up against
seamanship. fent aid and
groups from Durham to the
shears. At the end of the
Guelph area, which make%
season. the corps with the
up the Central Ontario Area
most wins is named the
region.
Cock of the Walk This
The Harwood won the
year, that award was pre -
Don Flotilla (Greater
sented to RCSCC Har -
Toronto Area) and was hest
wood,
overall hand for the Dem
During the Harwood
and Grand Flotilla (Guelph)
corps' 25 -year history. the
areas.
cadets have performed
In addition. Harwood
throughout Ontario. B.C.
drum major petty officer
and the U.S.. winning
second class Rvan Landry
numerous award.. The
placed first in Dom Flotilla
corps also participated in a
and was named best overall
three-week hand exchange
drum major in Don and
to Redcar. England.
Grand Flotillas.
RCSCC Harwood will
The hand is under the
hold its 25th -year reunion
direction of MN Regan
in 1999. Any Ione associated
George. a past Harwood
with the corps in the past is
cadet.
asked to call the cadet bar -
The Harwood cadet,
rack. at 427-0442. hand
also won first place for
officer Regan George at
guard team.
686-1361 or commanding
Both the hand and the
officer Karen Beer at 579 -
guard team will compete at
8(")
CPR courses offered
St. John Ambulance of
eight). The course is five
Durham Region is offering
to six hours in length and
cuurscs to provide resi-
costs $35 per person.
dents with life-saving
The Basic Rescuer
skills.
CPR/Level C course will
The Heartsaver
be offered April 25 in
CPR/Level A course will
Oshawa from 8:30 a.m. to
he offered April 25 in
5:30 p.m., April 23 in
Oshawa from 8:30 a.m. to
Whitby from 8:30 a.m. and
2:30 p.m. and April 23 in
5:30 p.ln. and April 28-30
Whitby from 8:30 a.m. to
in Ajax from 6 to 9 p.m.
2:30 p.m. and April 28 and
CPR procedures are for
29 in Ajax from 6 to 9 p.m.
adult, infant and child res -
This course teaches proce-
cue. This course is for
dures for adult rescue (any
eight to 10 hours in length
person over the age of
and costs $60 per person.
Allergy
group
meets
AJAX -- The
Durham Region
Anaphylaxis
Support Group
meet, Friday.
April 17 at 7:30
p.m.
This group
provides support
for those dealing
with life-threat-
cning lood/other
allergies. Call
6X6-3018 or
420-8404
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- Beginning the
week of May 11
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Call Greg Salazar
(CGTF/USGTF) to
myour spot
tpnsw Iced as
row Asni Golf emm
Taunton Rd., Ajax
...why Ontario needs a public-private
partnership to operate the Bruce A'
Nuclear Generating Station
The people of Ontario hive billions of dollars invested
in the Candu Nudcar Rractors i and 4 at the Brucc'A'
Generating Station.
Now Ontario I Ivdro+ has announced that it'% going to
cher the reactors down. 'hhor rcxmnt? Hvdru sav, it doe nt
have the management or resourtcs to run and improve
thea two reactors.
The Rover Workers, vy. "fair enough. If I h-dro cant
do it, let's find someone who can.'
A 1olilit'Mivift 1~shiP wiz pima the bi , of ddws
we've sire* sunk We Ike Imet'A' resttors.
Under Hydro% plan, we'll keep on paying intcrc-,t on the
rrsoney we spent building the Bruce A nvuors. but we 11
get net return. We also have to spend hundreds of
millions buying electricity fora the L'.`. A publu-pr s tc
partnership can keep the gen, raters in , r%— , rt item;
earnings to sewer the debt. and avoiding the extra expenw
of buying rrpfacemarrit power cc) meet ()nuns, need..
A r e N►iiitpl s* wa peswve kttedrsds of i*6
is As Moe Pownssis.
lndcr I•iilde i plait. hurxitor& of triad n.wot va; ,
and their families will be forted to mono out .4 rho Bruce
Perout.t la, and hundreds of other will pn haply be lad off
and their skills will be kwt. A puha-private partncrship
will keep these rtlts in the brute. and will put those skills
to work to roast Ohturirix energy needs.
A liMtiriwM liirliewskifi wd trdwttaa lis Mece'A' reartim
se bkhr tun and Ouwis's sswily assts ler lims to come.
Ontario, noelear plant% used to be ntcd amotng the horst
in the world. Fut last year. Hydro finally xknrwvkdged
what the Rwcr Workers have been saying fix arae. Pbar
manugrnticnt, poor mainterumc and excessive staff cuts
were degrading the performance of tour nercicar program.
The World .4_ stun uti on of Nuclear Operators uses a
Performance Index Rating haled on nine diflcrcnt treasures
of a plant's effectiveness. The average pe•rforma icc rating
for the nuclear industry worldwide is X 1. Ontario Hydros
rating was only 58 ut die first month of I ImM. Thio'. not
6 enough!
Hydrn'srys it dow•sn'c have enough nunugvmcnt or
resrwra, to operate and modrrniie the Brucc'A' generator,.
The Power Workers say, -Fair enough. If Hydro cant
do it, let, find someone who Lan." A public-private
partnership can be a big part of the solution for electricity
in Ontario.
We're part of the solution, toxo.
Were the Power Workers.
4
10IRWe've been keeping Ontario's lights on for more than
WE
7g 50 years and - whether it's restoring power after a storm
WOl�ilail�
Ox or helping make Ontario's nuclear plants among the must
UNIOa, efficicnr in the world again - we arc part tat the solution.
The people port of Hydro.
Telephone: 1-300-953-3793 Fox: (416) 431-7115 Visil our website at Mop//www.pwa-ta .
Durham Community Care thanks
its legion of volunteers
Durham Region Community
Care just couldn't help the ill, the
t elderly and their caregivers with -
k out the help of its 1,800 volun-
r teers.
So, during National Volunteer
Week from April 19 to 25• the
not-for-profit organization will
thank its legion of helpers who
enable it to provide three pro-
grammes in Durham.
The Home Support Pro-
gramme helps the elderly and
other shut-ins with such services
as Meals -On -Wheels. friendly
visiting, transportation, yard
work, home help. telephone
security checks, luncheon out
and foot care. In the past year,
volunteers delivered more than
64.0(X) meals, made 7,500
friendly visits, drove more than
one -million kilometres and did
more than I LOW home help and
maintenance chores.
COPE Mental Health Pro-
gramme volunteers gave about
9,8W hours of their time to help
more than 650 people with men-
tal health problems through one-
on-one matches and support
gawps.
On Monday. April 20. COPE
will host its Volunteer Recogni-
tion Evening. at which Jessie
Mulholland will become the
first-ever recipient of the Lynn
Morrall Memorial Award, Ms.
Morrall was an occupational
therapist at the Whitby Mental
Health Centre who promoted
COPE to her patient%.
That same night. Uxbridge
Contracts
follow
Mackie
wildcat
strike
Gca4;1 A i
M
(Canada
rohextended two
contracts with
Mackie Auttxno-
live Systems
another six
mcxuM following
last week% work
su,ppagc.
"We've given
them until the end
of the calendar
year:' said GM
spokesman Greg
Gibson. " ilus
gives them an
opportunity to
meet the world-
wide standards
we require in
price. quality and
delivery"
GM had been
set to end two
contracts — fix
engine cradles
and struts — with
Mackie at the end
of June.
To purest the
cancellation of
those contracts.
Mackie employ-
tes who are
members of
Local 222 of the
Canadian Auto
Workers went on
a wildcat strike at
Qiree plants in
Oshawa and
Whithy on April
$- The strike shut
down GM's
Oshawa plants
for part of the
day.
Fearing their
jobs would disap-
pear along with
the contracts, the
workers demarid-
ed GM and
Mackie sit down
with the union
and discuss the
situation which
resulted in the
six-month exten-
sion.
"It was a
major victory:'
SW CAW Local
222 president
Mike Shields.
He said the
two companies
and the union will
work together to
entire Mackie
mea GM's stan-
dards, with the
intention of keep-
ing the contracts
on a permanent
basis.
M a c k i e
human resources
manager Dawn
Hillis said "We
will be reviewing
our prim quality
and delivery -
psychiatrist Dr. Wanda Taylor
will speak on Empowering
Clients.
The Respite Programme
offers in-home respite and adult
day programmes in Ajax and
Clarington.
The programmes provide a
break for caregivers of frail
seniors, physically -challenged
adults and those with some cog-
nitive impairment and keep the ill
and elderly active through music,
crafts and pet therapy. Over the
past year, volunteers worked
more than 600 volunteer hours.
Anyone who would like to
volunteer with Community Care
can call 686-3331 or 404-2224.
Dr. Kevin lyber
.tnd Associate.
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Photo by Jason
Kelly likes hard rock
Kelly Winterson checks out a rock she just broke apart while rock -hunting along
Lake Ontario in Ajax. She was joined by her family and a friend along me Water-
front Trail near Rotary Park.
Still time
to enter
Bay
festival's
poetrJ
contest
PICKERING
,,,e de-11.ne
for entries for the
Frenchman's
Bay Festival
poetry contest is
set for April 24.
Students in
Pickering and
Ajax have dust a
short time left to
participate in the
fourth annual
poetry contest.
The theme for
the competition
is the positive
benefits and the
future of the Bay.
The Writers'
Circle of
Durham Region
will again judge
the poems.
Prizes will be
coin sets from
die Royal Bank.
Everyone who
enters will
receive passes to
the Pickering
Museum Vil-
tage's Writers
Festival The
Word is Out '98
on Sunday, July
19. For more
information, call
Irene Tilcox at
420-8700.
Potters
fight for
peace
PICKERING -
The Turning
Point Pottery
Studio opens a
benefit sale of
handmade
Nicaraguan pot-
tery Friday,
April 17 in con-
junction with
Potters for
Peace, a group
aiming to help
and promote
indigenous pot-
ters in underde-
veloped coun-
tries.
The official
opening is from
7 to 10 p.m. with
a slide show and
guest speaker.
The show con-
tinues until April
26. It's at the
Pickering Recre-
ation Complex.
Call 837-0181
for information.
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WHAT'S HAPPENING IN AJAX AND PICKERING
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15
WELLNESS: The Ajax -Pickering
Women's Centre offers a free workshop
on Approaching Menopause Naturally
from 7 to 9 p.m.
Call 426-1064 for location and to reg
ster
CANCER: Part 1 of a three-week Jour.
nal Writing program, as a means of self.
help, mediation and healing for people
living with cancer or their supporters, is
held from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Hearth Place
Cancer Support Centre, 86 Colborne St.
W. Oshawa. Continues Apr. 22 and 29.
Phone 579-4833 for more information.
EUCHRE: The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 606,
hold an Open Euchre at 8 p.m. at 1555
Bayly St.. Pickering. Prizes, refresh-
ments. All welcome. Phone 839-2990.
TOASTMASTERS: The Ajax -Pickering
'oastmasters Club meets Wednesdays
Irom 7:30 to 9:30 p.m, in the Fortune
Financial offices, comer of Bayly St. and
Finley Ave., Ajax Help with public speak -
ng and leadership skills. Plane 619-
0647 (Peter Dowse) or 683-4439 (John
Johnstone).
SINGLE PARENTS: The Ajax -Pickering
Chapter of the One Parent Families
Association holds its weekly meeting for
custodial and non-custodial parents at 8
p.m. at the Annandale Gob and Curling
Club, comer of Church and Bayly Sts.,
Ajax. New members welcome. Phone
831-1201 for more information on the
group -
THURSDAY. APRIL 16
PARENT SUPPORT: The Association
for Parent Support Groups holds a meet-
ing for parents. school officials and
social service workers at 7:30 p.m. at St.
Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 35
Church St "1. Ajax The group is for par-
erns of children inivohied in drug or aloo-
hol abuse, running away, dropping out of
school, crimes or parent abuse. Cal 1-
800-488-5666 for information.
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT.- The Ajax-
Pickenng Social Development Council
holds its annual general meeting at
11:30 a.m. at the St. Andrew's Presby-
terian Church, 35 Church St. N., Ajax.
Laurel Rothman of Campaign 2000 dis-
cusses Child Poverty: Communities as
Part of the Solution. Tickets $15 and
must be bought in advance. Phone 686-
2661.
PARENTS: Parents Without Partners,
Pine Ridge Chapter 204, meets Thurs-
days at 8 p.m. in the upper hall of St.
George's Anglican Church, 51 Centre
St. S., Oshawa.
The group serves all of Durham
Region. Phone 436.0063 or 435-9748
(Brenda), 697-0773 (Doug) or 668-1204
(Julie) for information.
CANCER: The Canadian Cancer Soci-
ety's Living With Breast Cancer peer
support group meets at 7 p.m. in the For-
tune Financial offices, corner of Bayly St.
and Finley Ave., Ajax.
K's for breast cancer patients, families
and friends. Information and support.
686-1516.
FRIDAY, APRIL 17
ALLERGIES: The Durham Region Ana-
phylaxis Support Group meets the third
Friday of each month in Ajax at 7:30 p.m.
This group provides support for those
dealing with life-threatening foodrother
allergies. Plane 686-3018 or 420-8404
for information.
ADDICTION: The Serenity Group holds
a 12 -step recovery meeting at 8 p.m. at
Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston
Rd. east of Whites Rd.. Pickering. The
group deals with addictions of all kinds.
incktdlng co-dependency,
Child-care programme avaW* as
required. AN welcome. Phone 428-9431
(Jim, evenings) for information.
POTTERY: The Turning Point Pottery
Studio opens a benefit sale of hand-
made Nicaraguan Lottery in corilfunctkin
with Potters for Peace, a group aiming to
help and pronate indigenous potters in
underdeveloped countries.
The official opening is from 7 to 10
p.m. with a slide show and guest speak-
er. The show continues until April 26 and
is open Saturday and Sunday from noon
to 4:30 p.m. and Wednesday to Friday
from 2 to 7 p.m. Its at the Pickering
Recreation Complex. Phone 837-0181
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AIDS Committee of Durham is being held
next week to continue the education process
about the disease and its effect on the lives
of Durham residents.
Entitled 'HIV/AIDS Care in Durham', the
conference runs April 23 and 24 from 8:30
a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the Oshawa Holiday Inn
on Bloor Street East.
Participants will he addressed by Durham
West MPP Janet Ecker, the Ontario Minister
for Social Services, and Jim Flaherty, the
Durham Centre MPP and Ontario Minister
of Labour.
The conference comes at a time when the
incidence of Acquired Immune Deficiency
Syndrome has declined, while the number of
people being infected with the HIV virus has
continued to rise.
Workshops offered at the conference
include HIV and legal issues; individual dif-
ferences: values, attitudes and beliefs: going
back to work issues; dealing with children,
youth and families and more.
Workshops will be led by Mervin Witter,
Ontario director of the Canadian Human
Rights Commission, lawyer John Plater of
Hemophilia Ontario and Scott Bowler of the
Sunnybrook Health Science Centre.
"In the past we've dealt with issues of
helping these people die; we must focus on
helping them to live;' said Peter Richtig, co-
ordinator of support services with the AIDS
Committee of Durham.
Anyone in the community who might pro-
vide a service to HIV positive people, any-
one who is afflicted with the virus, educa-
tors, and anyone interested in the issue is
invited to attend.
There is a S40 fee and limited registra-
tion.
For more information, call the AIDS
Committee of Durham at 905-665-(X)S I
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RECREATION
Winning's routine
PlAfffiniff
Sports editor
AJAX — The sweet taste of victory has become
routine for three members of the Pickering High
School Trojans senior boys' basketball team.
In fact. Nkoni Adams, 19, Kevin Browne, 19, and
Anthony Smith, 18, have captured the Lake Ontario
Secondary School Athletics (LOSSA) hoops crown
each of the four years they've played at the school.
In addition, the three helped the Trojans win a
Durham -York Secondary School Athletic
Association basketball championship when that
competition existed in their midget year.
"Since I've gorse to this school. anything else but
winning would he unacceptable.*' says Smith, an off-
guard/forward with tlx: senior Trojans this year. "1
know that we have to win a championship at the end
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Pickering High basketball trio
of the year. That's how we end every year...
Ron Parfitt, a teacher at Pickering High and a bas-
kethall coach there for almost two dozen years, says
he can't recall another group of players who've won
a LOSSA title every year at the high school.
"Obviously, we've had some kids who've won
every year at individual sports like track and field,
but I've been here 23 years and I've never seen a
group of kids win at a team sport four years in a
tow:" says Parfitt.
All three players went out on a winning nate in their
final season in senior hall by capturing the LOSSA title
over the St. Mary Cath oAic Secondary Schox)l Monarchs
last month After trailing rimy of the game. Pickering
High pulled out the win late in the game.
'A loss in that game would have overshadowed
what we had done before:' says Smith.
square the sones at three points
apiece in the six -point final.
Chris Visconti played a
sarong game, recording three
assists, while Matt Glavin,
John Veiich, Ryan Payne, Jesse
Seward and Donnan added sin-
gle helpers.
Goaltender Scat Campbell
was outstanding, stopping two
breakaways late in the game 10
preserve the victory.
Game two of the champi-
onship series was won by
Unionville 2-0.
Both Jets goals came on the
powerplay as Pickering out -
shot Unionville 27-17 in the
losing cause. Goalie Greg
Area
slo-pitch
league
still
needs
players
AJAX — The
Westney Heights
Men's Slo-Pitch
League is still
looking for new
recruits for the
upcoming season.
The estab-
lished Sunday
league for players
18 years and up
deeds teams and
Individuals.
The league
offers uniforms,
mine -inning
games and dou-
bleheaders, week-
ly most valuable
player awards and
an all-star game
with a skills com-
petition.
For more
information call
the league at 4286708.
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players, from left, Nkosi Adams,
Anthony Smith years on the school's hoops turns.
Panthers' peewees he in final series
PICKERING — The
Urbas made several key stops
David Kenny, Seward.
Pickering Panthers Harveys
to keep Pickering in the hunt.
Campbell and Donnan
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Unionville scored an insurance
Goaltender Campbell was
hockey team tied its Ontario
Minor Hockc}
goal late in the third penod for
instrumental in preserving the
Association
the win.
tie.
York-Simcoe League final
The teams opened the
Other team members are
renes at three points apiece
championship series with a 3-3
Eric Ranta, Chris Grafos, Sean
after playing to a hard-fought
tie.
McAteer, Ainsley Eyitene.
4-1 win over the Unionville
Team captain Donnan,
Robert Lakics and Chris
Jets recently.
Tkachuk and Visconti, who
Macllwain.
Mark Cruse led the
Panthers' offence
notched the tying goal with 51
The team's coaches are
with two
goals, while Ryan Donnan and
seconds remaining in the
game, scored for the Panthers.
Steve Morgan and Arthur
Donnan. The trainer is Matt
Chad Tkachuk each scored to
Assists went to Payne, Cruse,
Seward.
square the sones at three points
apiece in the six -point final.
Chris Visconti played a
sarong game, recording three
assists, while Matt Glavin,
John Veiich, Ryan Payne, Jesse
Seward and Donnan added sin-
gle helpers.
Goaltender Scat Campbell
was outstanding, stopping two
breakaways late in the game 10
preserve the victory.
Game two of the champi-
onship series was won by
Unionville 2-0.
Both Jets goals came on the
powerplay as Pickering out -
shot Unionville 27-17 in the
losing cause. Goalie Greg
Area
slo-pitch
league
still
needs
players
AJAX — The
Westney Heights
Men's Slo-Pitch
League is still
looking for new
recruits for the
upcoming season.
The estab-
lished Sunday
league for players
18 years and up
deeds teams and
Individuals.
The league
offers uniforms,
mine -inning
games and dou-
bleheaders, week-
ly most valuable
player awards and
an all-star game
with a skills com-
petition.
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information call
the league at 4286708.
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"When we were playing in the second half, we
knew that this was the end of our high school
careen, " adds Adams, the point guard with the
Trojans' seniors. "it makes you dig down a little
deeper and try a lot harder. We've been down a num-
ber of times in the first half but we've managed to
Put it together in the second half."
If there's a secret to their success on the court, all
three point to the camaraderie which exists arw.)ng
the team members. Smith and Browne have played
basketball on the same learns since they were in
Grade 6 at Westray Heights Public School in Ajax.
Adams is a mutual friend of the two who played at
Lincoln Avenue Public School in Grade 6 and 7 and
at Lincoln Alexander in Grade 8. Wben they weren't
playing at school, they were playing on the streets.
-We've all played together for years before we
got to Pickering High, so it was natural for us to suc-
ceed," says Smith. "And, with a coach like Parfitt, it's
like the cherry on the cake"
Smith also points to the leadership qualities of
both Adams and Browne who've been instrumental
in helping teammates step up their play to another
level when important games were on the line.
"When you have leaders like Nkoni and Kevin,
it's easy to follow them. They'll help you through the
tough times"
Smith points to the LOSSA junior boys' tak game
in Grade I I against the Archlxshop Dents O'Connor
Catholic High School Chargers. when the proDO'C
Lnnvd was all over the Pickering team, which intimi -
dated the Trojans in the first half and helped the
Chargers sprint out to a sizable lead. However,
Pickering High rallied around Adams in the second half
and the Trojans eventually pulled out the win.
"Nkosi brought me through that game. I was so
scared that we were going to lose, but Nkosi said
we're going to win';' says Smith.
Browne recalls his first LOSSA championship at
the school as a midget -aged player in Grade 9. The
Trojans were underdogs to a much taller Oshawa
Easidale Eagles squad.
"In Grade 9 we had so many gaol athletes on our
team that you could see the future of the team:' says
Browne. "We played Eastdale that year for the
championship and they were so much bigger than us,
but we pulled it together."
All three give a large measure of credit for the
perennial success of Pickering High's basketball
programme to coach Parfitt who's been a strong
guiding light for the players over the years.
"Iioe constant has been Mr. Parfitt. He's been the
base of the programme:' says Browne.
"Wc kow that natural talent will only get us so
far." adds Smith. "Parfitt w;is the one who pushed us
over the edge.**
Smith and Adams hope to pursue the wholarshup
mule to play basketball in the U.S. Browne, howev-
er, says his basketball career is over. but he's glad for
his expenerx:es at Pickering High.
"It's over. but I liked eroding my high school
career on a good note"
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Peewee Raiders `AAA' league Cham ions
TheAjax-Pickering Raiders remainder of the game to secure assist apiece. O'Sullivan
Tw
D Bank/Rogers Cable minor the u1. !van was brit- Lynden and Markew with two
liam in keeping Quinte at bay for apiece, Pemerowski. Sawyer and
peewee 'AAA' rep hockey team In other round-robin games, most of the game. Hall each with one marker. The
emerged victorious in its quest for the minor peewee Raiders defeat- Ajax -Pickering defeated line of Brian Campbell, Darryl
the Eastern ed Whitby 5-2. The forward line Whitby 5-3 in the round-robin Felgemacher and Scott Masterton
Ontario Cham- of Mau Pernerowski. Brian opener. The line of Lynden• played a pivotal role in the series,
ptonship by Wilkins and Adam Markew com- ML•Connachie and Sawyer tallied keeping the Express's top scorers
d e f e a t i n g hined for nine points to lead the nine Points in the contest. Sawyer off the gamesheet.
IS o t h offence. Goals were scored by scored twice. McConnachie netted The Raiders' minor peewees
Q u i n t c Markew with two. Pemerowski a single marker. Coultice and combined record for the season.
a n d and Wilkins with one apiece. Pemerowski were the other including tournaments and play-
Whiihy in the McConnachie chipped in with an marksmen. Chives got the win offs• was a respectable 35 wins, 28
r o u n d - ro h i n unassisted tally. Netnunder Luke between the pipes. losses and seven ties.
final. Chivers was sensational, limiting In previous playoff action. the The team is coached by Dan
To clinch the Eastern Ontario Whitby to two goals. Raiders defeated the York-Simcos- McConnachie, assisted by Mike
'AAA' league title. tbe Raiders The Raiders only loss came by Express with two wins and a tie. O'Sullivan. The trainer is Don
had to defeat the Quinte Red the hands of Quinte by a 3-2 score. The Raiders won two contests by Pemerowski and the manager is
Devils by two goals to capture the Andrew Sawyer and Pemerowski 3-2 scores and tied another 3-3. Richard Wilkins.
crown. led the team with a goal and an Goal scorers were McConnachie.
In [be pivotal contest against
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begin play next
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nizcr Bill
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Ajax has long
been without an
organized touch
or flag football
league which
would give kids
who don't play
soccer or base.
ball a chance to
discover anoth-
er sport.
The league is
open to youth
age 10 to is
years, and
games are
played Monday
t h r o u g h
Thursday at
Ajax High
School. League
play com-
mences May 25
and continues
until mid-
August.
Each player
in the league
will receive a
team jersey
and, at the end
of the season, a
jacket.
Registration
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player.
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players.
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Little Tommy Tanner was hemorrhaging
the brain and eyes when rushed to hospi-
where he spent one week in a coma
se to death, a Whitby court heard.
Yesterday, more than three years after the
ack. "Tommy finally got some justice;'
mother quietly whispered after a judge
'led the "monster" responsible for his
juries.
William Brown of Bowmanville was
and guilty last month of aggravated
Sault and criminal negligence causing
dily harm.
Court heard Charlene Tanner left her two
ns in Mr. Brown's care for a couple of
)urs while she moved into a portion of his
med home in Hampton Jan. 31, 1995.
When she returned to her Oshawa resi-
ence, she found Tommy's tiny, motionless
udy lying in his crib. He was unconscious,
curt heard.
"He was beat up and just left for dead. .
he doctors thought he was going to die;"
s. Tanner said. Tommy spent six weeks in
he Hospital For Sick Children.
At the time of the assault Tommy had
ecently started to walk and say the word
'Mommy.'
Now age four. Tommy shows signs of
partial paralysis, lags behind in his speech
and motor skills and sees three therapists on
N continuing basis to help in his physical
and emotional development. his mother
says.
"The doctors say his development will
begin slowing down at about age five and
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to be a real hard life for him. It's going to be
hard on all of us but it's my baby;' Ms.
Tanner said.
"His life is never going to be the same as
it would have. Basically, Tommy is going to
be a baby forever; he'll never grow up."
The attack has also had a devastating
emotional impact on Tommy's older brother
Joe. now 12, who testified he witnessed his
baby brother being shaken.
"He said he saw it (the attack) but he
can't talk about it. He has to get counselling
now and go to a special school for what it
has done to him. He saw it and felt respon-
sible because Tommy is his baby brother;"
said the single mother, who has since moved
out of Durham Region.
During her submissions to Justice Bruce
Glass, prosecutor Cindy Johnston said
Tommy "was a victim in the truest sense of
the word.
"This child had absolutely no defence...
In no other case that I could think of is there
a more vulnerable victim than Tommy
Tanner."
Ms. Johnston said the assault has
"changed the lives" of not only the young
victim but his entire family.
Mr. Brown. 54, was a recent friend of
Ms. Tanner's and the fact that he was in a
position of authority - caring for the chil-
dren - is "a significant aggravating factor'
in the case, said Mr. Justice Glass.
Despite Mr. Brown's denial he inflicted
the injuries, medical evidence overwhelm-
ingly proved Tommy suffered from Shaken
Baby Syndrome, the judge said.
Mr. Brown acted as his own defence
lawyer during the trial• in which his son tes-
tified he too was physically abused during
childhood.
Ms. Tanner said she was at a difficult
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point in her life when she mel Mr. Brown,
whom she was introduced to through a
friend, and she trusted him with her chil-
dren.
In an interview she described her son's
abuser as "every child's bogeyman come to
life. I just can't imagine how someone could
do that to a little baby.
"This man is a monster. People should
know what he did:"
Mr. Brown showed no remorse, offered
no apology and maintained his innocence
during his remarks to the judge before sen-
tencing.
"I've been made out to be an animal...
an abusive father. It's too bad 1 didn't have
lawyer skills to bring these false statements
out and charge someone with perjury," he
said.
Justice Glass rejected Mr. Brown's plea
to be spared a jail sentence, which would
mean he would lose his job at A.G. Simpson
Co. Ltd.
"I'm 54 years old. I've had three heart
attacks. I'm at the mercy of the court. I real-
ly don't know what else to say Your
Honour."
The judge gave Mr. Brown credit for two
months time served.
Ms. Tanner said she was satisfied with
the jail term and added "at least he's been
made to pay."
In an unrelated case, Mr. Brown is to go
on trial in the coming months accused of
placing a two-year-old Oshawa girl in a tub
of scalding water.
He was charged in connection with the
1964 incident - involving the daughter of a
former girlfriend - during the police inves-
tigation into Tommy Tanner's injuries.
The girl, now 16, suffered third-degree
burns from the neck down and has endured.
countless skin grafts over the years.
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FAX GAME RESULTS To 683-7363
DURHAM ELEMENTARY ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION (DEAR) WRESTLING
JUNIOR BOYS WRESTLING -Tues. April 7
Weight Class
24 5 - Matthew Embree - C Park. Michael Armstrong
S A Cawker. Shaun Mancock - Valley Farm
Anthony Barker- Cedardale
25 9 - Damson Johnson - C Park. Eric Hontshel
Valley Farm, Evan Basset - Gendatsetiogon
Sandy MacPherson Meadowcrest
265 Trevor Mark - Meadowcrest. Adam L..- - C.
Park. Brandon Ballinger C Park. Curbs Hayes - C.
Pak
27.3 - Nathar. Sloneland - Meadowcrest. Luke
Prmmental - Glen Dhu. Randy Plummer - Kedron.
Greg Banks - Kedron
28.5- Jake Lenms - Glen Dhu. Kyle Adair - Kedron,
Cad Flemming - Kedron. Stuart West - Gandy
29.2 - Chns Brmon - Kedron. Jett Thatcher - Vail"
Farm Wade Beech - Cartwright. Chee Ouan Kam -
Glen Dhu
30.0 - Josh Ferreira - Roubank. Trevor Van Kessel
Sunderland Tyler W,ngrave - Kedron, Matt
McCallum - C Park
304 - Grant Trapper . Rosebaryk Micky Fernando -
Kedron. Ryan Spencer - Sunderland Jason Sharma
- Valley Farm
30 9 - Scott Grant C. Park Nathan Wyna - Kedron.
Benet Phillips - Cedadale Marvin Pond - Yet$"
Farm
31 5 - Max Bell - West Lyrde. Thomas Jackson - C.
Park. Mat Burns - Glen Dhu. Mark Berm" 'Gandy
32.0 - Patrick Woven - Cartwright Andrew McNevm
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- Cerdale. Cory Puce - Glen Dhu. Tyler Dozen -
Mrdwaest
326 - Pat Galbraith - C Park. Jacob Pae - Kedron,
Nal McClathey - C. Park. Michael Gordon - Kedron
33 5 - Jason Bond - Meadowcrest. Jams Lam -
Gandy Cower Bores - Glen Dhu. Sean Nowak
Girard -
344 Jake Bladen - Goodwood, Darryl Rall -
Sunderlard. Jeremy Grin+ - Cedardale. Alada Jorge
- Cedardale
34.7 - Negus Coombs - Glen Dhu, Dowd Crergmon -
Krdi on. Ray Bromley, - Sunderland. Cody Shrugs" -
S.A Cewka
354 - Brian Krnvm - Gandy Tim Paonz -
PMmerston Ray Domer Sunda rano Ryan Broil -
Kadron
35 9 - Kevin Buzzer - Kedron. Calm Rayner . Gym
Dhu. Cody Johnston - Vail" farm Jorrkamon
Dickson Goodwood
36.6 Andrew Dy -wt - MeadowcSmoothst. Saydan Smooth
- Kedron Brandon P.cton . Kedron. Javan
WaOsamenry - C Park
37 5 - Danny Couwna Paimondo', Jeb McDrarmrd
- C Park. Just- Lecuurs - Glen Dhu. Andrew Willson
- PWnerston
36 1 Juan Powell - C Park. S•bby Pelraeo - C
Pak. Andrew Hodson - Msadowcrea. Make Ch.
Msadowcrest
395 Justin Van Kassel - Sunderland. Wake
Ma;avae - Meed -sed, Edwrdo Sea onto - Glen
Oak. Chis Clow - Pak wouton
41 4 - Logan Hawk- - Pakxwoost n. Mismiew, Doty -
Su d•nand Chris Granas - Moodlowu+ea. Ryan
Mary - Kedron
42ac.4. MPersona- SwderWd. Cres Hannam -
Glen Dhu. Ryan Rw opartsrrd - Valley Farm. Jany
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43 5 � Justin S•eny - Rosaboim Darien Corwin.
pohhwston. Kyle van de 60spon - Gandy Man
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454. Kyle Mitdiell . Glen Dow. Chan Murry
Su owend Bon Hawn - Sunderland. Ryan Eaton -
Moadowc ea
46 3 - Brendan McOevm Kedron. se. Butt-.
Gla Do,. la Owlk . C Pak. Scott Bra:fvmya .
Kedron
a7 5 - James Douglas - Grardu,a., Jays Hili -
Sumfertaia. Braila McCsrtny - Pat ywNon. Asan
Corm, - C Park
464 - ROb Forrester - Glen Dhu, Mon Jackson -
Meaddwcraat Jamb Wilkh Kh - C Park. Adam
Stakes - Glen Dhu
521 . POW Jill"well - C Pan. Bon Mclaoa -
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551 - Kns Cox - C. Pan. Bran peh4p .
Masdwosa Kale Th owason . Cewkar. Ryan Mak
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56 0 - Taylor Ch.& a - C.artwnght. Mart Red.
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62 2 - Jared Rom Grandview, Mae Kanto - won"
Fara DYten Cars• - Poniereron Brandon Robinson
Kodron
66 3 - Aeon Mrlsar - Kodron. Cale Moment - Glen
Dhu. Bob Foster Cawker Swan Liberty -
Morose
87 6 - COW Agnow . Glen or,
JUNIOR GKRLS WRESTLMG
W-ght Class
26.4. Jessica King . M•Woweoa Said Welch -
R,aoabonk Erm Gledkeell - Gandy Tanya Cu,
Kedron
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K4dron. Brittany King - Meadowcrest Michelle
LM iomme - Sunderland
32 0 - Jam• Lee Martin - CarMgnt Ni Dan n r .
Paknaralon Lndsey Wada - Certwrght Danica
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34 0 - April Keay - Kedron. Las Aung•r . pa rnenRon,
Rad Colla - Kedron. Cady Mateo - Cw wrgb ,
36 5 - Meatal' WMgata - Palmerston. Brittany
aoator, - Keaton. Becky Mundy - Sunderland
39 2 - Kaley Perry - Cartwnghl. Sarah Do Jan -
Cartwright Mwhka Gonzales - Grandview. Erin
Martyr - Palmerston
43 5 - Zpporsh Damn - Kedron. Jessica Dutaus -
Grandvkaw. Je,ukyr Crow Grandview. Trisha Bray -
Palmerston
47 6 - Robyn Small - Palwo"on. Jennifer Powno - C
Park Stophaw GwWby - Grandview. Saran Bmnko
Pal notion
50.9 - Katal Nicholson - Palmerston, aa•ksia Owren
- C. Park. Melissa Taylor - C Park. Sharon Deeby -
Pakrwmtw
52 1 - Laurel Foshay - Grandview. Came Hanrahan -
Palmerston. Alison Madnnon - Palmengon. Jadyn
Arscon - C Park
57.5 - Else Worland - Kedron, Jessica Ford -
Grandnew. Felton Weber - Palmerston. Christine
Sky" 'Cartwright
61.2 - Altaergh Suawan - Kedron Slophare Vkdory
- Kedron, Amber Robinson - Kedron
74.0 - Brmaney Hosey - Kodron, Heather McHardy -
Palmerston
TEAM TOTALS
BONS:
I Cenral Park 56 pis.. 2 Kedron 49 Pts.. 3. Glen
LMu 48 Pts, 4 Meadowcrest 44 pis.. 5. Surderlard
33 pls.. 6 Palmerston. 7, Valley Farm. 8 Grandview.
S. Rosebank. 10. Gandy. 10. Cedardafe. 11.
Cawker. 12. Carlwnghl. 13. Goodwood. 14. West
Lynde
GIRLS:
1. Palmerston 37 pis., 2. Kedron 31 Pts.. 3.
Cartwnght 17 pts., 4. Grandview 16 pts.. 5. Central
Park 9 pts . 6. Msadowraaa. 7. Rosebonk. 6.
Sunderlend, a. Gandy
TEAM STANDa1GS
SR. BOYS:
1. Sunderland 213 pts.. 2. Glen Dhu 23 pts.- 3. Va1My
Farm 20 pts. 4. Central Pan 17 Ms.. S. RoaebMdl
13 pts.. 5 Uxbridge 13 pts.. 7. Meadow- 12 pal.,
a Palmerston 17 pal.. S. Cartwright 17 PTS.. 8,
Goodwood 17 PTS., 11. Lake Viae, 12. GrandvNw,
12 Cawker. t2. C.E. Broughton, 15. Kedron, 1f.
Gandy, 16. Fronchlnan's Bey
SR. GIRLS:
I. Central Park 18 pal., 2. Meadwcreat 13 pts.. 2.
Kedron Sunderlandts..
13 pts.. 4. Sunderland 9 pS. Roaebenk,
6. Cawker. 7. Valley Farm
SENIOR GIRLS WRESTLING
Weight Class
40.8 - Pam Armstrong - S.A. Cowker, Jessica
Bromley - Sunderland, Jessica Robkaard - Kedron
42.7 - Rebecca Dyers - Roaabank. Sara Stewart -
Kedron. Ashley Tyler - Rossbenk
45.5 - Brandy Bourque - Central Park, Amy Murray -
Sundertand. Julie Dixon - Central Park. Kandrah
NMI - Valley Farm
48 8 - Jamal Goodman - Meadowcrest. Betsy Dabber
Central Park, Gillian Onion - Kedron, Tabdha
Sways - Sundedand
53.6 - Holly Kelly - Kedron. Jennller Stoney -
ROeabatk, Mary McKnight - Kedron. Holly Doran -
Kedron
57 5 - Micelle Obrent - Central Park. Amy Marsh -
lieBdOwcrea. tie - Cara Marson - Sunderland end
rlatrhe Foster - Valley Fsrm
SENIOR BOYS WRESTLING Wed Apra 6
Wager Cyr
32 7 - Jac Hod - Goodwood. Jeremy Mosher - Glen
Dhu. Jeremy Knight - Palmerston. Andrew Bouillon -
Sunderland
35 5 - Kevin Almon - Central Park. Trevor Copeland
lSunderland, Drew Adorns - Reaabenk. Sua~
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39 0 - Greham Mfeleh - Rosebank. Gaon McCabum
Central Park, Mail Branner - Glen Dhu, Sealm
Brschmayer - Kedron
4t 7 - Jake Le Doux - Fronchmen'e Bay, James
Ver.ch-ron . Meadowcrsst. Derek Raynor . Glen
Dhu. Kyle Abbey Glen Dhu
44 4 - Colin Holdith - S.A Cawker, Shawn Maynard -
Goodwood. Geon Mosher - Glen Dhu. Martin
WichWcz Kedron
45.9 - Mike Parks - Valley Farm. Evan Marquis
SPORTS
Sunderland, Ray Howe - Sunderland. Vickram
Airroval - Volkly, Farm
47.3 - Jolson Michie - Glen Ohu, Daniel Hanson -
SlrrdeAand. Mike Mine - Gandy. len Mockkrecher
- Rolsabenk
49.5 - Micah Delong - Sunderland, Mark Rai - Vail"
Farm, Ryan Moms - Sunderland. Kevin Melaguu -
Lake Vista
51.4 - Ouade Trodd - Sunderland. Was Langmaid -
Cartwmght. Jeff Wright - Cenral Park, Jeff Clubine -
Goodwood
515 - Tyler Struyk - Uxbridge, Tim Fisher - Lake
Vista. Nick
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57 0 - Ryan Thorpe - RoNpank, Beni Coombe -
Glen Dhu. Danny Ledo . Meadowcrest. Brennan yule
- Lake Vista
58.7 - Johnerhen Kirwin - Gandy, Bnan Stesy -
Cenlral Park. Daryl Jackson - Meadowcrest, Konrad
Oken,ewka - Polnersten
60 5 - Man Weatherill - Grandview. Sep Herder .
Kedron, Ryan Mills - S.A. Cawker. Johnalhan Emard
- Cartwright
62.4 - Joey Lane - Cartwright. Caleb Chepsiuk - Glen
Ili
Dhu. Shawn Law • Meadowerso, Ryan Kopper, .
AAeadowcrest
65.2 - Daryl Kellen - Valley Farm. Doug Eng
Uxbridge, Mike Pascuzzi - Central Park, Derek
Sommer - Palmerton
70.7 - Mks Nagy - Palmerston, Malt Kendal • Valley
Farm. Lance Miller - Lake Vista, Justin Blake -
Meadowcrea
75.8 - Jeremy Yokach - Sunderland. Christian
Reeves - Valley Farm, Ryan Doherty - Uxbridge. Eric
O'Leary - Uxbridge
90 0 - Josh Pardo - Glen Dhu. Josh Hooper - Kedron.
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