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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1998_05_13i PICKERING EDITION POR Y TWO TERNn Short Overalls in Ynap (:cam) Hrl.nl etW a p D y � , R T I S7E Optional 4 week home delivery charge 5/ $1 newsstand Wednesday, May 13, 1998 Pressrun 44,, 500 44 pages Board's 'budget of uncertainty DURHAM SCHOOL BOARD RAPPED OVER By Susan O'Neill periods would severely com- Statr reporter promise the quality of ejuca- The quality of education tion I'm able to provide for students receive in Durham my students;' Austin Epema, a will suffer if the public school teacher at Whitby's Anderson board goes ahead with plans to Collegiate and Vocational increase instructional time for Institute, told trustees Mon - secondary teachers this fall, day. "1 cannot physically take the finance committee heard that kind of time commit - Monday. ment" HIKES IN INSTRUCTIONAL TIME FOR HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS Durham District School Board's finance committee heard several times during the three-hour consultation ses- sion on the 1998-99 draft bud- get, which one delegation dubbed "the budget of uncer- tainty " Pat Jermey, Durham district president of the Ontario Sec - A barrel of fun Ryan Leeson shows tine form and a will to tty other teens trom Ajax and Pickering were taking while skateboarding at the youth park behind part in an activity -packed YOUth Fest held last the Pickering Recreation Complex. Ryan and Friday evening. oration, told trustees if the ities for students. board increases teaching time Board chairman Ruth Ann from six of eight classes to Schedlich said while she seven of eight periods, teach- shares teachers' concerns, the ers won't be able n) continue board can't continue funding to provide the same quality of the current number of teachers education. if it doesn't get the money "Something has to give," from the Province. she said "It will be the quali- "The draft budget has ty of education in our reflected that we're looking schools" for an additional $2.8 mil - Ms. lermey noted each sec- lion;' she said. "We're going ondary school in the region to have to wait to hear what will lose approximately six the minister says.- ays"teachers teachersas of this fall. Ron Trbovich. superinten- "That gap cannot be filled:' dent of business, told the she said, adding the status quo teachers, parents and commu- must be maintained in order to nity members who came to maintain the quality of cduca- address the finance committee tion and extra -curricular actio- See TEACHER/Page 2 RUTH ANN SCHEDLICH We're going to have to wait to hear what the minister says' The sum of our parts Are municipal mergers p good for Durham? \1, r,cr nwna is all the rage he husiness world these with banks and car coon - pining forces. I ii the private sector, it seem get is better. When Canadian .inks announced merger plans :,:cnily, they cited as one res - ,in the need to be able to com- ; ,etc globally. They need to get ;.,rger to take ow cmoq-eri•.n Found the world. they said. Most recently. Chrysler and Lkumicr-Benz, maker of Mer- cedes -Bent, announced plans to merge to create the fifth- largest auto maker in the world. 'Bigger is better' might be the mantra for the private sector at the end of the millennium. But, should the public sector follow the examples set by the private sector'' Proponents of municipal amalgamation contend it will save taxpayers mo nicy, as there will be fewer politicians, fewer public servants and, perhaps most importantly, better dcliv- try of scrviccs Pickering rejects farmland plan OW AMftmie Tat= $iatf reporter PICKERING — Town councillors will turn to resi- dents for their views on the possibility of protecting rural lands in Pickering with agricul- tural easements. but they've made it clear they don't want those easements held by .Durham Region. Council's executive com- mittee voted Monday to reject a .plan established by the Region and the Province's Ontario Realty Corporation (ORC1 to establish easements held by the Region as a condition of 'approving an Official Plan Wric dment requested by the ORC. The committee also directed staff to set up a public meeting, likely in June, when fickering :PICKERING — A Picker- ing woman is still listed in :critical condition at Sunny- �brook Health Science Centre lin Toronto after being hit by a .car on Woodview Avenue .Sunday. Leslie MacLean, 36, was .walking southbound on residents can discuss the merits smaller lots. The proposed of establishing easements easements would be registered which would he held by the on the title of the properties Town of Pickering. sold and would limit their use The properties to be covered to agricultural purposes. by the easements are located The easements have been within a 2,000 -hectare agricul- supported by some area resi- tural 'assembly' east of the dents' groups as a way of assur- York and Metro borders, west ing the lands are not urbanized. of Duffins Creek and north of Sandy Ryder, who heads the the Canadian Pacific Railway Whitevale and District Resi- line above Finch Avenue, up to dents' Association, told coun- the Fifth Concession. The area cillors Monday the easements was expropriated by the are necessary to protect the Province in 1972 for a commu- agricultural designation for the nity to accompany the pro- area already in the Official posed Pickering airport. The Plan, and to facilitate the appli- ORC is currently in the process cation of that designation. She of selling off the lands on urged councillors not to aban- behalf of the Province. It has don the Regional plan without requested the Official Plan an alternative in place. amendment to allow the divi- sion of some of the lands into See PICKERMIGIPaOe 3 Hanan critical after being Woodview Avenue, where there are no sidewalks, when she was struck from behind by a southbound vehicle around 2:45 p.m., Durham Regional Police report.. Ms. MacLean had been walking behind her daughter, who was riding a bicycle. The girl was not injured in the crash. Ms. Maclean was first tak- en to the Centenary Health Centre in Scarborough before being transported to the Sun- nybrook Health Science Cen- tre. The driver of the vehicle, 'That's been my fear all along ... that we wouldn't have coiMl.' hit by car 73 -year-old Reginald Jobe of Orangeville, was also taken to hospital for observation. Police say he was alone in his vehicle. The collision is under investigation by the Traffic Management unit of Durham police. Keith GILLIGAN As might bc: expected here +t home, however, municipal politicians don't set it that way. Instead of amalgamating municipalities, elected officials are looking at joining forces to provide specific services. For instance, Ajax, Pickering and Whitby are studying a joint fire -dispatch centre that could save thousands of dollars. Durham Region Chairman Roger Anderson says he's seen studies that "show the amalga- mation of service, such as fire, are cost effective and produce big savings over a period of time" Take the Ajax, Pickering and Whitby fire -dispatch centre, for example. " hcy're building one building instead of three. To me that's a real savings. One dis- patcher instead of three, that's a big savings. There are lots of things we, as the Region and municipalities, can look at for amalgamation purposes and saving big tax dollars." Ajax Mayor Steve Parish says municipal amalgamation is on the back burner in Durham and the 905 area. "We won't see any drive for amalgamation this side of a (provincial) election;' be When amalgamation is front and centre, it "won't be the Province driving it. It will be tip to the local municipalities, where it snakes sense and where they can save dollars." WHAT' S INSIDE Editodal fte ............6 EabRsiaaraf .... - ......10 Sports ............... .11 Classified ..............12 Web she www. durham news. not That's the case in Chatham - Kent, says Dem Taylor, manag- er of the regional operations branch of the Ontario Munici- pal Affairs Ministry. Twenty- one municipalities in former Kent County and the City of Chatham were merged into one community. "Seven of the 21 local rm•nkiraulirics in Rom-Cawniy requested the ministry appoint a commissioner to do the amalga- mation:' Mr. Taylor reports. He motes it was simply too difficult to get enough support among ,be 21 municipalities to work on the merger without outside I elp. The commissioner. the late Peter Mcytxxom, was appointed in February 1997 and issued the order to merge the 21 commu- nities into one on April 28 of last year. The new City cattle into effect on Jan. I. Mr. Taylor recalls people's feelings on whether the munici- palities should merge were "all over the map'. But, "seven council resolutions wanted a commissioner and that was very compelling" for the min- istry. Chatham -Kent officials "estimate annual savings of $11 million a year, every year:' Mr. Taylor says. Savings of that kind have caught the attention of MPPs, such as Ottawa -area Progres- sive Conservative MPP Gary Guzzo. He's introduced a pri- vate member's bill that will amalgamate municipalities in Ottawa -Carleton. Municipal Affairs Minister Al Leach says the government will support the bill. Mr. Guzzo notes various amalgamation plans for the Ottawa area could save as much as $90 million a year for tax- payers. He points to Calgary, a city about the same size as Ottawa, which has 16 council- lors, while Ottawa has 12 municipalities with 84 council- lors, plus the National Capital Commission. See QUEST/Pap 7 NOW TO REACH US Gelteral ..........683-5110 0*0 Notica .....683-3005 Aavffoa Lore .......683-7545 S/acerely Yoeral -800-662-8423 Vol. 33, No. 19 PAGE 2 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER WFII)NESDAY. MAV 13, IMM Green for green Pickering, Whitby schools earng rants for naturalization projects By sasan O'Neill overwhelmingly confirm school yard Into the forest." Statt reporter this.- She reports students in all The grass will be growing a Mr. Collver reports schools grade levels will he involved little greener at seven schools are required to submit a plan in planting trees and native across the region this year for the development of their plants on the school grounds thanks to the 1998 Learning grounds. including descrip- next fall and says the project Grounds Grant for Schools. tions of student involvement will educate students about The award, sponsored by and the integration of the pro- environmental issues. the Evergreen Foundation and ject with the curriculum. Of The second project. enti- the Consumers Gas Company the IN) schools that applied tled the Whitby Rotary Envi- Ltd., is designed to fund natu- for funding. 70 will receive ronmental Project, is a part - ralization projects at schools grants this year. he says. nership between six Whitby across the province. The two naturalization pro- schools from the public and "There is an enormous and jects in Durham include a pro- separate school boards includ- growing interest In seizing the jest on the grounds of Picker- ing. St. Bernard Catholic potential of our school ing's St. Elizabeth Seton School. St. Matthew the Evan - grounds." says Cam Collyer, Catholic School and a project gelisi Catholic School, Learning Grounds manager involving six schools in Whit- Pringle Creek Public Schexrl. for the Evergreen Foundation. hy. St. Theresa Catholic School. -Typically the most successful "Our school is built on the Glen Dhu Public School, projects are built on the edge of Altona forest;' says Father Leo J. Austin Catholic strength of the whole school St. Flizabeth principal Nancy Secondary School and Ander- community working together Drynan. adding "we're look- son Collegiate and Vocational and this year's applications ing at gradually blending our Institute. 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Ashburn resident Art Murcott told trustees he's named "these times in the that the draft budget, which indicates the board could lose close to 150 high school teachers, is a "worst case scenario" Mr. Epema urged the board to use reserve funds to allow teachers to maintain the cur- rent teaching load and prevent layoffs - How e%cr. ayoffs.However. Mr. Trbovich noted the board's reserve funds are finite. He explained teachers are an ongoing operating cost and using the money to fund teaching positions would not be ..sustain- able". province the age of uncertainty" and the draft budget "the budget of uncertainty. - Mr. Murcott, who has been active in the board's budget process for the past four years, urged trustees to dispose of surplus space to ensure the board receives funding for new pupil places and to move away from using portables in the region and put the money into permanent facilities for students. 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Head to{ � e CAN ADA'8 for Park Discounts Wbwallut!the I. entertolnmertt volae aroundf wrr. wn "-.g I* It. rrh r••.t Mr it &_# kp .A. I h WP.• r ..rue w ywv'.wom & uWrM -1 #__ D-1 tr_ a► kiu4w1 Mat I.m 4. ^ ® O im Mrw.rn Minn y Pr,.wm ftk 0 IM Nva W- --s r. " r t: Inn rrai roan. 011 w MIN .M.— w I*- - '• 10 k qn. car W. NNW km U,— a era M.,d r ;Pickering opposes Region plan "We feel there should he public input into such an important deci- sion:' noted Ms. Ryder. She also sug- gested the public meeting he held :promptly, "so we may all rest assured :the very best care has been taken for these lands". However, Geraldine Hollinger of :Rosebank Road asked councillors to :oppose easements. She maintained the :Pickering Rural Study, which recently 'Concluded the area should remain :agricultural. should be used to protect :the lands. "If gives us the freedom to farm.- -said Ms. Hollinger. "Anything to do with casements hits on that freedom." Bruce Flattery, president of the area tenants' association, said he would feel "very nervous about" allowing the Official Plan amendment to proceed without any provision for easements. Town councillors suggested Durham Region could not be trusted, if it held the casements, to do whatev- er is necessary to protect the area or to consult Pickering. "That's been my fear all along:' said Ward 3 Regional Councillor Rick Johnson. "that we wouldn't have con- trol as a Council over what happens to those lands:' Ward I Regional Councillor Mau- rice Brenner noted the Region has "at times not been very sensitive, espe- cially to our agricultural community:' Town staff had also recommended against the Regional proposal for casements. "Our general concern relates i'the potentially arbitrary and discretionary manner in which easements may be derived and administered:' staff told Council. "Because they exist outside the Planning Act, easements can be imposed without consulting the affected community and decisions cannot he appealed to the Ontario Municipal Board" The report also suggests ongoing Regional involvement in the lands through the casements "would signifi- cantly restrict the ability of Town Council and town residents to make decisions concerning their future. Agricultural easements, if they are to he established, would best he devel- oped and controlled at the local level," Dealing with man's best friend TIPS ON PROTECTING YOURSELF IN WAKE OF DOG ATTACKS By Jay *Viellier Special to the news neve J,Ser Recent vicious attacks by dogs on people have been giving man's best friend a had name. But, people out for a walk in the park or a jog on the teach can avoid being attacked, say animal experts. Dr. Jim Holmes, of Am*r%om Vctcn- nartan Clinic in Whitby, partially attnh- utes the recent attacks fit the warm weather. People cooped up in their houses all winter are anxious to get outdoors. Do g% also feel cabin fewer and can hec:ome overly excited when they get to run wild in an open field. "During the summer months dogs and children come into contact more often because they are both outside:' explains Dr. Holmes. 'Tlx: warm, tricky weather makes humans irritable and the sarric gen., fox dogs" Dr. Walt ingwer%cn, veterinarian at MacKay Animal Clinic in Whitby, notes a dog's situation may also be a factor. "A situation where the dog is out of sorts may cause the dog to he more aggressive:' And. Af a dog is in their own backyard, they may feel more terri- torial " Dr. Ingwencn would also like to dis- pel a common miscenceptNn 'that a cer- tain breed n rine a pr( to attacking than another. The popularity of a breed has a Int to do with it. Romwcdcr% me very popukir ngM now so thcrrc is bound w he more incident% of that particular breed. Try not to single out a particular breed. Each individual animal is rn rc a prodict of its upbringing" For cx—wk. "K • jk- r M gem, amain twced of a ak+g to fedi Pr,*mted, them they will tying the dog tip dui way " Dons Galloway of Ajax disagrees. While taking her daily walk along the wa4effroru at the bottom of Harwexxl Avenue. Ms. Galkwvay says she helicves, "Pithrll% we rictus dogs" But. she's quick to note %hc is "even buy of dog% that are on a leash.. logger Bob Brockman feels the %ante. "1 dn't appreciate dogs off their k:ah ink w 1 am jogging. You don't know this dog. and if 1 am running tip to its m swr. it may be that one tune when the dog attack%.. Susan Krantz, of Fairview Dog Train- ing in Pickering, offers a warning for children who just can't resist petting every dmg they sec:. "Most children asmum that ha:ause a dog is wagging its tail that it is friendly. In fact it is how thn Krantz agree you should slowly sidestep away from the dog, never making eye contact, keep your hands at your sides. and not make any sudden movement_%. You shouldn't make any sound as that could trigger the dug to go into its aggressive mode. If you arc ever bitten by a dog. Ms. Krantz says it's critical than you get the bite checked out by a doctor who can administer all necessary shots, such as rabies and tetanus. THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, MAY 113, 199111111 - PAGE 3 300 - able Based on illy Guaranteed. im-SURANCE Evening Sato , j^Il Available, Call rill 11 pm ons May Apply INTERPROVINCIAL K 860 Brock Ad. S. 837-7819 Unit #1 GLASSAUTO Pickering, ont. III=I:9% LOWPut it onPi•-Seasm yo ;OR K PRICING bill. O.A.C. I �. UYMK Authorized Denlrr Everyone shops the Ajax News Advertiser! Dr. Waft Ingwersen of the MacKay Ani- mal Clinic says a dog's environment. as well as his breed, can help determine behaviour. dog is, wagemg its tail that is important. If its tail is wagging from side to sick, then that is a good sign and the dog is bring friendly. However, if a dog's tail is wagging over its hack. that is a sign of aggression" Ms. Krantz says it's trnil r ant to lac aMk- t. resat a dk g*. h dy k"%VwttEc because drat'% how dogs react each other and pact* too. "As adults we need to ednate our- sclvcs. wo that we can educate chilolren" on the Maty language of ck>fts. "A dog will give off warning signs (that it's h)s- ukl:' explants Sts. Krantz. "An aggres- sive dog will tend to w:dk quickly, have its tail over its track, he walking high and could also have cocked can... Patri at Hagerman of Classw Tmwh Obedience School in Px kenng coney(% "Education is the most important dung about training a dog. People need to know what dnvc% a dog " If you fear a dog i% about to attack. Ms. Krantz cautions against running away, flapping your arms .r yelling. A dog could moconstnae that as aggression and could attack. Instead. Ms. Hagerman and M, please remember to recycle mel ►,± rAG94-T=MMADVER'rMMW6 NSUAY,MAY 1XIM OBgUARY Brenda Pemberton -Pigott - was committed opponent of Pickering Airport PICKERING — The town has "She was quite a character." lost one of its strongest community Mrs. Pemberton -Pigott leaves her advocates. husband. Geoffrev Turner, seven Brenda Pemberton -Pigott children and 16 grandchildren. (Davies), who boarded herself into a Visitation hours are from 2 to 4 farmhouse to prevent bulldozers p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. today (Wednes- from tearing it down to make way for day) at McEachnic Funeral Home. 28 a Pickering airport back in the 1970s, Old Kingston Rd.. Ajax (Pickering died Sunday in a Toronto hospital, Village, surrounded by her family. A memorial service will be held "What motivated her was her at the funeral home Thursday at I search for justice:' says Mrs. Pem- p.m.. lol)uwed by a private. family berton-Pigott's eldest daughter, Terry burial. Pook of St. Marys, Ont. Mrs. Pook explains her mother opposed the air- port, for which the government was expropriating land in north Picker- ing, because she didn't think it was fair to take land away from people for something that wasn't necessary. Mrs. Pemberton -Pigott was born in Kent. England in 1926 and came to Canada in 1948 with her husband. Patrick Pemberton -Pigott (who died in 1968). She came to Pickering in 1952 and lived on a farm on the Second Concession before moving in 1955 into the Cherrywood house where she lived the rest of her life. She worked as a physiotherapist, eventu- ally heading the physiotherapy department at Ajax -Pickering Gener- al Hospital. Although her fight against the air- port was probably what gained her the most public attention, Mrs. Pem- berton -Pigott actively worked for her community for many years and con- tinued to do so tight up until her death. She was still involved with the Red Cross. Hospice Durham and Amnesty International, and through her own 'Bear Necessities' pro- gramme, she had collected and refur- bished 3,500 stuffed animal toys for emergency services personnel to give to children in crisis. She was also chairman of the Pickering Baha'i spiritual assembly. Community service awards Mrs. Pemberton -Pigott has been honoured with include the Ontario Bicentenni- al Medal. the Red Crory Distin- guished Service Award and the Air Canada Heart of Gold Award. She also completed two university d j!x p..,Y­..... It. i� tifc. obtaining a B.Sc. a n.Phystodicrapy to 1979 and a BA iwFrench in 1985. Mrs. Pook recalls the airport fight was a "big pan' of her mother's life. and that she was also a "squeaky wheel" at Town Council on many issues over the years. "She was a very dedicated mother aid grandmother and her family was very important to her: says Mrs. Pook. "But she made her circle wider. Her community was important to her. Her world was important to her. -We just called her a tour de force. She lust had amazing energy. She was totally motivated to make the world a better place. She was not shy in advocating for people in every way" Lorne Almack worked with Mrs- Pembenon-Pigott when they were both involved in People or Planes, the group which opposed the Picker- ing airport. "She was one of the grandmothers who boarded themselves into an old farmhouse that was about to be bull- dozed and refused to leave: he recalls. "That resulted in (then Ontario Premier) Bill Davis caacellini the Pickering airport. She was a very feisty lady. She wore outrageous hats — she put a DC -8 on top of her head and went to Council meetings and raised hell. 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Chiropractic, massage, acupuncture also available PINERIDGE NATURAL HEALTH (sos) 683-7735 Request for Proposals (RFP) for Long -Term Care Facility Beds in the Regional Municipality of Durham. 220 Beds Project LTC98003 The Ontario government has announced a $1.2 billion expansion of Ontario's long-term care system. This initiative is the single biggest investment in the health system in Ontario's history, and includes the addition of 20,000 long-term care facility beds over the next 8 years in communities that need them the most. It represents a major step forward in building a health system that will meet the needs of all Ontarians today and in the future. For the first phase of this initiative, proposals are invited to develop new long-term care facility beds in the Regional Municipality of Durham. Proposals must be submitted using a standard proposal form. This form, written instructions and related information can be obtained, beginning May 4, 1998 either by calling (416137-7-0792. or visiting the Ministry of Health Tender Office at: 99 Adesso Drive, Concord. Ontario UK 3C7 Proposals wbmittod under this RFP must be received on or before July 31. 1998, 12 noon, at the Tender Office address. Only those who have requested proposal information, aid have pre -registered, will be admiued to a local bidders' meeting to be held on May 20, 1998. Location and timing details will be provided with the proposal package. At the bidden' meeting, Ministry staff will make a presentation, aid answer questions about the proposal process. Ca"uthere-" "°``Freek FLOWER CENTRE IS NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS! Ajax's newest FLOWER &TROPICAL PLANT Centre We're located at 650 Lakeridge Road South (at the former Brouwer Garden Centre Property)- Come on out, enjoy our grounds, view our exciting future plans and see our huge selection of tropicals, annuals and perennial plants. HOURS: D1111111Mr. 9 to 9, Sat: 8 to 6. Sun: 10 to 5 VISIT US AT THE y SOUTHWEST CORNER OF LAKERIDGE (& B"LY Camather's Creek A NEW BUSINESS IN AJAX 3 � ( Top Durham Region students' bring home the brass Durham students are faring tion team competition. al Science Olympiad held well and bringing home Kevin Aspinall, a student at recently at York University, medals from a variety of Pickering's Pine Ridge Sec- with two Durham teams fin - provincial competitions ondary School, placed second ishing among the top groups. designed to test their science in the culinary arts competi- The event, designed to test and technology skills. tion, while Jeremy Goodwin students' knowledge in sci- At the Ontario Skills Chal- of Oshawa's Central Colle- ence, attracted more than 900 lenge competition held last giate Institute won silver in students from across the week in Kitchener a team of the carpentry event. province, including nine teams Grade 7 and 8 students from From Uxbridge Secondary from schools within the Pickering's Frenchman's Bay School, Greg Maynard won region. Public School placed third in silver in the architectural ani- Students competed in a the province in the design and mation competition and Billy variety of events in two divi- technology competition while Rynard and Michael Annibale sions. Elementary students several other students brought won silver in the team con- competed in Division B and home individual medals. struction event. secondary students in Division Nick Boers from Picker- The bronze -winning team C. ing's Dunbarion High School from Frenchman's Bay includ- Ajax's Cadarackyue Public won gold in the electronics ed Michael Simmonds, Esther School took fourth place over - competition and Shawn Pierce, Jonathan Kaye and all in the elementary division, Andrews and Scott Luscombe, Zoe Misiewicz. while students from Whitby's also from Dunbarton, won Durham students also per- Sinclair Secondary School gold in the character anima- formed well at the third annu- placed second in Division C. Youth sought in bank robbery AJAX — A youth thought entered the Bank of Montreal ing the robbery. to be In his early teens robbed in the Ajax Plaza on Harwood The robber fled on foot in an Ajax bank of an undis- Avenue South around 2:20 an unknown direction. closed amount of cash Mon- p.m., approached a teller, He's described as black, in day afternoon. indicated he had a gun and his early teens, with a slim Durham Regional Police demanded cash. build. He was carrying a black say a youth dressed in black No weapon was seen dur- knapsack. Students are picking up summer jobs ,"Vlore than 100 Durham opened May 4 and one week tanecforeagerfob-sackers. Region students have already later over 100 students are Employers looking for help found summer jobs since the working in positions from lawn this summer can place their job Human Resource Centre for cutting to programming com- posting free of charge. Students opened earlier this puters. To contact the centre in month. 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But, like just about every invention of mankind, what was created with good inten- tions can be used by some to commit unspeak- ably evil acts. In the wrong hands, the educational and entertaining tool that is the Internet can be used to incite hatred against people of other races, to teach terrorists how, to make bombs, to peddle pornography to perverts, to give child molesters access to their sexual prey. These are crimes that are being committed in your region, your town and, perhaps, your neighbourhood. A Durham man is accused of producing and distributing child pornography and arranging to sexually assault a 12 -year-old girl. Some of his alleged activities reportedly took place over the Internet. And. local police have investigated a num- ber of incidents of men communicating under- age girls on the Internet and subsequently meeting with the minors for sexual purposes. Ironically enough, through another medium, we've come W recoaLenirc the phrase, "It's 11 o'clock. Do you know where your children are?" Now, we must ask ourselves at any hour When our children are using the family com- puter, "Do 1 know where my children are surf- ing?" Because, even in the safety of our own homes, danger lurks on the Internet. Those dangers will be spelled out to parents this Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium of Ajax High School on Bayly Street, cast of Harwood Avcnuc. The Ajax Block Parents and Durham Regional Police are presenting an Internet safety seminar that will cover topics like exposure to pornographic and other unseemly material, unauthorized cash purchas- es of materials and services, and possibly developing relationships with undesirable and potentially dangerous people through 'chat rooms' . Parents will he introduced to a basic Internet home screen, along with an explanation of its basic functions. Parents will also learn how to check where their children have been on the Internet, and get advice on how to control or block access to certain sites. We urge Block Parents organizations in every community in Durham to contact police to offer similar seminars. In the meantime, we plead with parents throughout Durham to 4kttend Thursday's seminar. You owe it to your children to protect them from the dangers that lurk on the Internet through the family computer in your home that's supposed to be a safe haven. WE ASKED THE QUESTION IS: WHAT DO YOU THINK SHOULD BE DONE TO PREVENT FURTHER VICIOUS DOG i ATTACKS ON PEOPLE? i y a - _ • Extolling Pickcring's quiet com- i f ry munity living to non -Pickering resi- Judy Rattray Paul Was. Lisa Saunders Says, "People ilkowsky says, says, "Tie the should maintain "People should dogs up" better cimtrol control their dogs over aggressive better. The dogs breeds. And are like children." mandatory train- ing for dog own- trs should he the s law." ing in Ontario with blatant skepti- A Metrolarid Community Newspaper wspublished four times weekly on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L1 S 2H5 A D V E R T I S E R Perm or: Tim wunwoor 1190-wowwg Dort HAVE TSO RLSN�APPi�N6 MD kRNCKiN6 SOME kiDe. ANNE POLONEN OPINION SHAPER Pickering resident Anne Polonen is a happy homemaker who enjoys life in general and her children, writing, computers and in particular nature's beauty. Cocoons are J� for caterpillars y a - _ • Extolling Pickcring's quiet com- munity living to non -Pickering resi- dents has become a habit. Initially, it �I was a self-defence mechanism aimed at my British Columbia relatives who viewed anyone claiming to enjoy liv- —_ ANkAlk ing in Ontario with blatant skepti- cism. 1 was naturally surpri%od to see e a look of distaste appear on my . --'- friend's face when 1 gave another glowing account of peaceful streets, away from noise and car fumes of the city (dump fumes don't count). His A - idea of community was noise, masses of people, stores and, yes, even traffic. - He flailed from the Middle East. — _ Apparently, his comfort /one includ- ed all the things mita: did not. Or did 1 started thinking about what my LETTERS concept was of community living. -The Concise Oxford Dictionary lists "a body of people living in clic same kwality" as one definition of the word OUR READERS VIEWS ON THE NEWS "community". That was a disappoint- ing albeit accurate dowription of how Bylaws? The News Advertiser accepts let- Church Street bridge and the many of us view our neighbourhoods. We've ters to the editor. All letters should cxprtpnatioxn of lorries ooh Queen all subscribed, at least in part, be typed or neatly hand-written. Street was known at that time. So to the North American individualistic What 150 words. Each letter must be what is new that needs another culture of "bless us four and not signed with a first and last name or sus 4 Public rnceting�' One more". We nobly strive to achieve bylaws? two initials and a last name. Please include for thing that Is new is that the expan- %41111 Is now gong to be phased. comforts and benefits for our own familics. Seldom, however. do we feel a phone number verifi- cation. The editor reserves the The initial plans called for the any compelling obligation to extend To the editor: right to sort copy for style. length next phase of the exiermon of the this gad nature beyond our own four TTic judicial enforcement of and content. Opinions expressed in c01rJc >tfertor sYstern to proceed walls. especially if it involves a con - municipal bylaws should not lWers art those of the writer and from Brock Road to I. kcridge ccntratcd effort. merely be pc'funaory. tat slxmld not necessarily those of the News Road. This would also eliminate Of course. it is an excclktu thing in c.sence reflect a judicio ix% and Advertiser tic Harwood interchange as well that we care for those who belong to moral obligation to a community. as the Fomes ort Queen Street, us. Yet, perhaps there is more to being An t"%gatum. incKientally, all tn20kxo cnnsututes bKeac-it of The reassert fox th% change of ,� of cour%e. is lack of fund- a good community member than car - ing, for aac s owA and being tolerant elected Town Council members should peruxially and corporately bum' Angus C anVbd , ing. So. Mrs. Brown a al, leave of one's neighbour. Or would this adhere to at all times, p well enough alone. There has stretch our 'what's -in -it -for -me?" Many people, with an innate Pickering been a reprieve from the inevitable for the Queen Street religion ttx) far'' It seems we easily tum up our noses at the young and the and otxrusivc arrogance. M pc u- ally dasregard m micpol bylaws. re%idcnu and the Harwood rc%tic%s for littering, loitering and dis- One need only stroll through Pickering ahead of Avenue mcrchart& Please dnn't repeat some of pensing graffiti while allowing our dogs to defecate with reckless aban- varioxs areas of to qu ickly realize that all types of those classic mistakes of the past don on every available sidewalk. play - garbage, including an inordinatesuch the t 1 m e s as the 10gAms year struggle dot delayed the in ground and lawn. Those who stoop and scoop are the few. anxurtt of broken glass. is strewn . sanitary sewers considerate This disgust- the Pickering Beach area What Wtkse neighbourhood is it anyway': iaround sitow-in is vivo ing xt is vividly tpik)rihiJed To the editor; did that do except increase the Another definition of "commun- � " *'joint by Majox Oaks Par1o. ator 1 was wondering. 's Pckoxing cost of sewn installations and rob t is owntershi True. we Y K P Pay Compounding an already planning wetter the new Millen- the rr.ndenN of that area of skim our taxes. With that gargantuan out- chromc garbage problem is the mum first, by running the Torwn sewers akthg with proper streets pouring of our resources into the court-• unnutigyMg bchiNiour of some hall clock two minutes fast') and s1dcw2IL".' What about the munity fund, we, perhaps not unrea- househ olders. Check an the chiming next time water treatment plant that went %onably expect maintenance -free liv- Those imprudent individuals you are in the from S20 million to $tu) million? ing. Government funds and charitable habituallylace much P garbage ge Or we could learn from the organizations take care of the kss for - of it and otlyde unbsited Heather Smith, group against the coxstructio n of tunate, at least to sonic degree. We haphazardly artily in m open Hwy. 407 across the Rouge dwell peacefully in our own little cost «xn��rs thecurbsideup to — k) Valley. They understand the need cocoons with the needy (and our o the a week before the designated col- Be realistic to provide additional traispo na- neighbours) remaining blessedly at lection may' tion fa ilitic% between Toronto arm's length. Yet, perhaps the -l- 1- Mo More More often down not, the and Durham for the population mind -my -own -business" mentality garbage is tither blown around by about need for growth expected and are suggest- doesn't create the kind of community wind or spread all over by ani- malls" ing GO Transit service be expanded to accommodate the we really want. We certainly have an excellent Also warranting some coin- road expansion need rather than build another structure for a great community. mase are those who nonchalantly To I editor: bridge acro%:: the Rouge. Of Schools, parks, stores and churches? their vehicles whenever they they w comment cut a 1 would Itis to course, they do tilt mention that Check. Community and recreation pleaspark ar thoughtless people o News Advertiser story headlined five yews ago they were made centres? Affirmative. Libraries, muse - who, who, as a matter of course. %trod- 'Road Rage...Ajax wants new aware that any expansion of GO Transit services into Durham um and community activities? Absolutely. Considerate, responsible, die the sidewalks with their vehi- cls, forcing pedestrians to meeting on Hwy. 401 widening'. Here we go again. one of our 'w'ould require additional tracks generous and caring people? squeeze between the vehicles or local "nes-in-my-backyard" and a wider rail bridge across the Unt ... two tentative thumbs up? 1 know walk on the road. The sane heed- politicians has found another Rouge' This was out of the ques- we can't be all of that all the time. We less type freely use the streets for bandwagonHo? bandwagon to jump ours How o jut non then and still is today in their can agree, dhotigh. that just as a house OMCf111 Per�� overnight ping. long pat been minds and has created a bit of a "Catch is not necessarily a home, a canmu- And last, but nes least, the Certainly long enough to know all 22" for Durham. nity is more than just a place to five.' inconsiderate dog owners who about the proposed Hwy, 401 We all have to be realistic about expansion of roads and ser- It's about people. La's face it, humans are ria meant don't stoop and scoop, oches to als who incite their pooches to widening and the extension of the core/collector system to vies in this a� unless a cocoon to live in cocoons. If we dare to defecate anywhere, making a Lakeridge Road. is built wound Durham. People acknowledge our interdependence, a walk in the park an adventure. This was fust made public are moving into the arca and trav- healthier community character will In conchtsiori, I wader if any- when GO Transit expanded ser- el nerds have to be accoatttihdat- surely evolve. Sometimes a friendly body on council or in the Town vice from Pickering to Whitby in ed. This means expansion of word or a listening car is all that's treasury depertrrent cares about 1988. roads like the 401 and 407 as well needed to be "commonly minded" to bylaw enfarcemem Bylaws, after Many public meetings were as Pik trAnsportadon such as a neighbour. A sensitive attitude all, are designed to ensure: the held including presentations to GO Transit. toward those living near us will be well-being of a community, and, Ajax Council during the planning it also means politicians (and more gratifying than a trip to the rex. if consistently and judiciously stages of that project The 40 `""annabe Politicians) have to quit centre. Well, even if it isn't, it will enforced, should simultaneously widening was also in the planning reaching for issues that can be to make good head- snake us better people. And a la of better people living in the same local- provide a bona fide source of rev- enue for the Town coffers and stages at that time and had to be carefully co-ordinated with GO lines. After all, if you create ity will make for a better community. serve as an appropriate deterrent Transit expansion design to enough issues you could even run for mayor some day. The News Advertiser selected 13 Open= to all likely transgressors, who ensure that everything fit property S for 1998 to � d � � of would presumptuously impose Y Pow Pnupo in the narrow corridor east of ,Paul Johaneemoo, vVerte M and opinions to our editorial page th their will upon the community. Pickering. The expansion of the Ajax for f� reading enjoyment. TM WHITTAKER Publisher GIVE US A CALL The News Advertiser is one of tiro Metroland JOANNE BURGNARDT Editor -in Chief GENERAL 683-5110 Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member STEVE HOUSTON Managing Editor CLASSIFIED 683-0707 of the Ajax d Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario BRUCE DANFORD Director of Advertising MONIOUE LEA Advertising Manager DISTRIBUTION 683-5117 Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc., and ADMIN/CLASSIFIEO FAX 683-7363 EDDIE KOLODZIEJCZAK Classified Advertising Manager COMPOSING FAX 579-9273 Canadian Circulations Audit Boats. The News ars Advertiser is a member of the Ontario Press DUNCAN FLETCHER Real Estate/Automotive Advenisinq newsroomMdurham.net E-MAIL Council, 80 Gould St., Toronto, Ont. M58 2M7, ABE FAKHOURIE Distribution Manager www.durhamnews.net WEB SITE an independent or(Onization that addresses BARBARA HARRISON Production Manager reader complaints about member newspapers. JANKE O'NEIL Assistant Production Manager [IIS17 The publisher reserves the right to classify or CHERYL HAINES Assistant Produttlori Manager W .� refuse any advertisement. Crede for advergtt- mint limited to space LILLIAN HOOK Administration MOW price error occupies. TRE NEWS AVVEMM Quest for ..:efficiency AMALGAMATION ISSUE ON THE AGENDA IN DURHAM REGION'S COMMUNITIES QUEST/From page 1 - — �. rI' He says the merger of two communi- His bill would allow the Province to impose a solution if municipalities in n I i ` /IC'�CUt21B IO ties would still require the same number of civil servants to plonv streets and drive Ottawa -Carleton don't come up with their own plan by Nov. 12.J Cambridge. of about 103.000, way up from � �f% r !r J 1���` r buses. But staff can be reduced, through early retirement, layoffs or attrition, he notes. "You'd literally have to break Here at home, Oshawa Councillor at the time of amalgamation — Galt, Hespeler and Preston. 38,950 to Galt, 16.700 in Pre - �j,� LICri down each department:' Brian Nicholson says ii s essential that The name Cambridge was supply; says City of Cambridge picked because with "the ani - archivist Jim Ouantrell. However, in the case of staff layoffs, Durham Region monitor amalgamation activities in other areas. '"This is what have one of the old names," Mr. result if one municipality provid- / Ontario's First ISO 9001 "Remember, if you do that, you're dis- placing a lot of You can only be may be in store d we don't get our own of identity and (resentment of Yet, even today, especially Preston and Hespeler residents Quality Community people. act together." �/� tl ULATION 67.000 ,perating with so many people. You have t,) provide service. There's no one who Christine Burkitt. an assistant to Mr. doesn't want to provide service:' Leach• says municipal amalgamation is Mr. Prasad says Toronto is laying off "something we're still actively pursuing 1.278 people this year and another 1.250 around the Province.- next year. By the end of March, the Ministry of b At a meeting hosted by the Fraser Municipal .Affairs had approved 81 Institute recently, Indianapolis Mayor amalgamation proposals, cutting the Stcvc Goldsmith reported his City saved number of communities in Ontario fron money through amalgamation 25 years 815 to 596 and reducing the number of ,* ago by contracting out many services, municipal politicians from 4.586 to + — .ri` ; And. City employees had to bid on con - 3.567. The largest merger, of course, is door tracts which resulted in reduced expendi- just next where seven municipals K �' ores. ties — Metro Toronto, the cities of �r, � t' ^- k Since being elected mayor in 1991. Toronto. F.tobicoke. Scarborough, North m • s s��t Ver Goldsmith has cut the size of the York. York and ilea Borough of East York �" t i t I C'ity's workforce and saved about $400 — were combined into Toronto. million. About 80 City services. includ- Ms. Burkitt says amalgamations have ing road paving and garbage collection, been driven in a desire for "local solu- have been contracted out. tions to find ways of reducing costs, sav- The savings have been used to put ing money and reducing duplication. The more police on the streets and to repair goal is allowing municipalities to pro- infrastructure, such as roads, sewers. vide service for less money. i sidewalks and parks, he says. "Results coming in show savings are For municipalities, cheaper seems to being realized:' she reports. Many of the he better. amalgamations took effect on Jan. I of t "Service enhancements that save sig - this year. so figures are "still in the nificant dollars is the one we're target - process" of being tallied. "There are a lot photo by A.J. Blotto ung:' Mr. Parish says. "f?drse are the of projections.areas that will be prominent in the next "It's era just the dollar savings. she Durham Region Chairman Roger Anderson has concerns about amalgamating round. - says. "It's primarily services, more muncipalities, but concedes the amalgamation of such things as fire services It's important to nae. too, that politi- streamlined service, allowing savings 'produce big savings over a period of time.' cians aren't the only erre-, debating the and better service generally..— Region Chairman Anderson agrees with some of her .'Some Old feelings - die amalgamation issue. Directors of the Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade recently comments. expressed support for the merger of the studios, especially in the rural area where two communities. there's a targe travel arca, amalgarnatwn has worked. I understand there's a report am of Harmh n and Ottawa shortly thathardafter merger Bomd general manager Lesley Whyte s the board identified three rca- wM amalgamation will shim some of the savings" . "Iire amaiganwtion will significantly But. he adds. '7udgmg by what top coned it. Tonmto. uhi h n in a very cortnpmct, close -lent I h.i,cn't sc7orn which created increase the ecxrdrnic strength and eco - the two mtmmoa- �w dby try .ire.,. the savings tet -rc and ",. ..,, k. me polities cortbm g combining the popiulation-, and industrial and commercial business some concern ,mer ih,: . n.. .inial- strengths of the two communities.- she WHYTE Increase the economic strength' savings. Efficiencies are the real be all and end all. Better ways of doing busi- ness among municipalities is the way to So. .. According to Shekhar Prasad, the director of budgets for Toronto, the new City has seen some savings but a la of decisioxns have been put off until next year. The City's budget committee "found $176 million in savings through efficiencies and restructuring" for 1998. "flee basic philosophy the budget committee worked under was maintain service levels at the status quo:' Mr. Prasad notes. **All savings ate being done keeping that in mind. Service rationale is taking place in 1998, in time for the 1999 budget. We'll determitte if service Lewis we tip or if service levels are down. Its been put off to next year." Mr. Anderson counters, "We haven't done enough to show the saving& the only thing we leave is Toronto, but I still see six clerks, six aeamne s. six finance departments, six planning deparuments. They might be all called :Toronto, but I don't know what they're doing. I don't see those savings yet.,' firms, agen Uambridge II.I. FEELINGS STILL EXIST IN FORMER TOWNS OF GAIT, HESPELER AND PRESTON Twenty-five years later, addressing letters back home to there's still some resentment Cambridge (Galt). over the creation of the City of Cambridge has a population Cambridge. of about 103.000, way up from On Jan. 1. 1973, Cambridge the 65,000 who lived in the area was formed with the merger of at the time of amalgamation — Galt, Hespeler and Preston. 38,950 to Galt, 16.700 in Pre - `The incentive (to amalgamate) ston and 6.400 in Hespeler. came mostly from the water The name Cambridge was supply; says City of Cambridge picked because with "the ani - archivist Jim Ouantrell. mosity of joining, they couldn't "Efficiencies of scale' would have one of the old names," Mr. result if one municipality provid- Ouantrell says. ed the service rather than three. "There was too much losing merger proponents argued. of identity and (resentment of Yet, even today, especially Preston and Hespeler residents among long-time residents of over the prospect of their com- one of the smaller communities munity) being called Galt. swallowed up by the amalgama- tion, their feathers are still a lit- tle ruffled. "There's still some feeling some areas are getting more per capita. There's still 'your community is getting more than my community'." reports Mr. Ouantrell. 'That certainly hasn't died out yet. There are a few people making noises and they are really noisy! Then, as now, people were upset about a loss of identity, he notes. 'None of them wanted to lose their identity. Their historical identity, they weren't happy about losing that. It's been smoothed over to a certain extent. Older people still consider it Galt, Hespeler or Preston' In fact, some oldtimers who've since relocated wear their hearts on their correspondence, . ies "There was quite a controver- sy over the name. There were two names on the ballot — Cambridge and Blair, a small community across the (Grand) river from Preston. It's now part of Cambridge. Cambridge won out." A write-in campaign began during the run-up to the vote on the name, Mr. Quantrell notes. Eventually, the Province had to step in and rule write-in votes weren't allowed. 'There was a campaign for Galt, but the Province said they couldn't do it" At the time of the merger, the communities were physically separate, but sprawling growth has all but erased geographic borders, he adds. It remains to be seen it the residents of Galt, Preston and Hespeler will come together as one in the community of Cam- bridge. or, in some areas, enhance them? honoured for trimming their waste PARISH Service enhancements that save dollars' Secondly, the directors believe amal- gamating municipal semwcs will pro.- vide ro-vide cast efficiencies. And thirdly. says Ms. Whyte. "they we strength in being able to shape our own political destiny, in view of the fact the provincial government will likely force the two municipalities to amalga- state at some time in the future if they don't do it on their own." The board has sent surveys to its 600 members to get their opinions. The responses will be used to establish the board's position on amalgamation. If the membership favours merger, the board will lobby Ajax and Pickering Councils to proceed with amalgamation. Ajax is opposed to a union, but Pick- ering favours a merger. Oshawa has also announced it's in favour of merging with Whithy and the Couutice portion of Clar- ington. Whitby and Clanington have stat- ed they have no interest in merging with Oshawa If there are amalgamations, Mr. Parish predicts, "The drive where it will come from is, can we save some signifi- cant dollars and maintain service levels Despite recent controversy about 7 LARRAINE municipal Blue Box programme costs, Ontario remains the North American leader in reducing our ROULSTON municipal and business waste, according to the Recycling Council RECYCLER'S of Ontario (RCO). At the RCO's recent 14th Annual Ontario Waste Minimization Awards REPORT presentations, more than 50 recipi- ents weir honoured for their out- standing efforts to reduce waste. Winning the most prestigious Chair- man's Award was Foodpath, a Mis- sissauga based non-profit organiza- tion. Foodpath• with only two employees but several dedicated vol- unteers — some mentally or physi- cally handicapped — diverted more than 4.75 million pounds of perfect- ly good food waste that otherwise might have ended up in landfill sites. The food, collected from large and small grocery stores and food manu- facturers, was directed to shelters and social agencies to feed school children and the poor.. On the municipal front, the Blue - water Recycling Association, repre- senting 41 western Ontario munici- palities, again demonstrated why it has probably the best recycling pro- gramme in North America. Through composting, garbage user -pay programmes, and compre- hensive recycling, people in Bluewa- ter communities threw out a mere 71 kilograms of garbage each year, roughly one fifth of the provincial average. User pay is now being reviewed by the Town of Pickering. "We are seeing businesses that have reduced waste by over 90 per cent and a growing number of municipalities that have already exceeded Ontario's 50 -per cent waste diversion targets:' says John Hanson, executive director of the RCO. "We can only hope that these stel- lar accomplishments will help drive even more progress in the future and counter some of the misperceptions about recycling:" In Durham, Whitby was a bronze winner for its highest rate of least garbage going to landfill based on kilograms per capita. Both Durham Region and Picker- ing's Rougemont Co -Op were final- ists in the category of promotion and non-profit groups respectively. Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing — the News Adver- tiser's parent company — won the silver award for having a diversion rate of more than 75 per cent for two of its west -end offices. ODD David Suzuki will be this year's guest speaker at RCO's 19th Annual Conference and Trade Show in Toronto Oct. 6 to 8. Larntine Rouliams column exploring environmenital issues regularly appears on Wednesday. M WWNMMY, MAY M I9%- PAGE 7 Duc DOwD AT QUEEN' S PARK Two sides of Premier Harris Premier Mike Harris is being hailed as a compassionate hero for providing new help for tainted blood victims, but there is a lot of evidence he did not do it out of the goodness of his heart. The Progressive Conservative premier spoke up where other lead- ers were srtent and demanded the federal and provincial govern- ments widen their plan which would have compensated only those who contracted hepatitis C from blood donations between 1986 and 1990. Mr. Harris said they should also compensate those infected before 1986. when screening became pos- sible but governments did not require it and therefore were negli- gent, and he would provide it for Ontario sufferers whether Ottawa helped or not. He forced the federal govern- ment. which had insisted the issue was closed, and others to reopen it. and he has been acclaimed as the leader in injecting humanity into the contentious issue. Victims' organizations said Mr. Harris showed heart in coming forward and setting a precedent. Some suf- ferers said they are elated by their first good news in years. The legis- lature passed a motion unanimous- ly supporting the premier. and a normally hostile newspaper praised him for breaking the log- jam. Mr Harris should be acknowl- edged as having done the right thing and this is all most people will think of. But he did so only after two years of wriggling to get off the hook of compensating any- one. While in opposition, he assured the victims' group that their request for compensation for all victims was -more than reason- able" but once in government and faced with having to pay out mon- ey, the Tories' enthusiasm waned. In 1997, Hepatitis C victims demonstrated at the legislature. complaining then Health M:mster Jim Wilson would not even meet them, and at one point Mr Wilson said the Harris government would not compensate anyone and the federal government could do so if it wished, but otherwise the vic- tims should suc in the courts. Mr. Wilson's successor as health min- ister. Elizabeth Witmer. gave the victims' group the impression she was a prime mover in wanting to compensate only those who con- tracted the disease between 1996 and 1990, and it protested Mr. Har- ris was not prepared to honour ful- ly his commitments. In March, the Tory government was part of the federal -provincial agreement to provide compensation only to those infected between 1986 and 1990. Ms. Witmer said then she was sympathetic to those infected earli- er, but governments are limited in the help they can give and the deci- sion to exclude some was made after careful deliberation and agreed to by all governments. Mr. Harris's sudden change of mind cannot be because he has heard arguments on the intrinsic merits of compensating he had not heard before. The premier clearly saw the ferocious attacks on the federal health minister and main author of the agreement, Allan Rock, who may have wrecked his career on the issue, and wanted to avoid sim- ilar fury being directed at his own government. Mr. Harris also saw an incidental chance to embarrass the provincial Liberals, who lead him in the polls, by introducing a motion in the legislature asking them to support him and in effect chastise the federal Liberals, a motion they had no option but to endorse. But Mr. Harris would have been most attracted because he has been searching desperately for an issue on which he can look compassionate. He has a reputation for being tough, mainly because he has cut costs which hurt some. His image as hard-hearted has been reinforced by stands such as saying he had to end pregnancy allowances to women on welfare to stop them buying beer, for which he apologized, and having to be forced by public opinion to offer reasonable compensation to the three surviving Dionne quintu- plets. Mr. Harris had said he needs to get a kinder, gentler image and now he has one on one of the high- est profile issues in years, provided no one asks how he got it. 9 parent call 420-4605. TOASTMASTERS: The Ajax -Picker- ing Toastmasters club meets 1 P111GE a - THE N6 -WS ADVFJMM R WEDNESDAY. MAY 13. 1976 f �F A BILLBOAR,D leadership skills in a supportive erl V ronment. 619-0647 (Peter Dowse), 683-4439 (John Johnstone), 619- K�> 'WHAT'S HAPPENING IN AJAX AND PICKERING General Hospital. 580 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, celebrates X: WEDNESDAY, MAY 13 for cancer patients and their care- tP health information SMOLE PARENTS: The Ajax -Pick- givers from 1:30 to 3 p.m. at Hearth +I local health organizations and the bring Chapter of the One Parent Place Cancer Support Centre 86 nurses. 683-2320, ext.5240. Families Association holds its weekly Colborne St. W., Oshawa. Call 579 - caregivers, is held from 10 to 11:15 meeting for custodial and non-custo- 4833. for more information Bring blanket and a small pillow. Lim- dial parents at 8 p.m. at the Annan- LEGAL WORKSHOP: The Ajax -Pick - BREAST CANCER: A Breast Cancer dale Golf and Curling Club, corner of ering Women's Centre holds a free to 9:30 p.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Church and Bayly Sts., Ajax. workshop for women from 1 to 4 p.m. tion required. For more information New members are always wel- with lawyer Anne Marie Predko, who Come. Call 831-1201 for more infor- discusses the Family Law Act and mation. such issues as custody, support, TOASTMASTERS: The Ajax -Picker- property division and choosing a ing Toastmasters Club meets lawyer. Wednesdays from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. It's at the Durham Regional Police in the Fortune Financial offices, cor- station at 990 Westney Rd. S.. Ajax. ner of Bayly St. and Finley Ave., Ajax. To register or for more information, Help with public speaking and lead- phone 686-2661. ership skills. FRIDAY, MAY 15 Phone 619-0647 (Peter Dowse), ADDICTION: The Serenity Group 683-4439 (John Johnstone) for more holds a 12 -step recovery meeting at information. 8 p.m, at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 BLOCK PARENTS: Pickering Block Kingston Rd. east of Whites Rd., Parents hold their annual general Pickering. The group deals with meeting at 7 p.m. in the main com- addictions of all kinds, including co- mittee room at the Pickering Civic dependency. Child-care programme Complex, One The Esplanade. Gen- available as required. All are wel- eral discussion of the course and come to attend. Phone 428.9431 direction of the Block Parents pro- (Jim. evenings). gramme. election of the 1998 execu- tive. For more information about the meeting or about becomin a block 9 parent call 420-4605. TOASTMASTERS: The Ajax -Picker- ing Toastmasters club meets Wednesdays from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the Fortune Financial offices, cor- ner of Bayly St. and Finley Ave., Ajax. Improve your public speaking and leadership skills in a supportive erl V ronment. 619-0647 (Peter Dowse), 683-4439 (John Johnstone), 619- 6888 (Jennifer Holder). HOSPITAL: Ajax -Pickering General Hospital. 580 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, celebrates X: c) Nurses Week with a wAt•UIT tP health information I event from noon to 2 p.m. Health information displays by +I local health organizations and the hospital. Blood pressure information sessions and checks by hospital nurses. 683-2320, ext.5240. CANCER: Yoga for Bodies Under Stress. for cancer patients or their caregivers, is held from 10 to 11:15 a.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre. 86 Colborne St. W.. Oshawa. Bring blanket and a small pillow. Lim- ited space, registration required. 579-4833 BREAST CANCER: A Breast Cancer Peer Support Group for women living with breast cancer meets from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre, 86 Colborne St. W.. Oshawa Drop-in group. no registra- tion required. For more information 579-4833. I THURSDAY, MAY 14 NEWCOMERS: The Ajax -Pickering Newcomers Club meets at 8 p.m. at Pickering Village United Church, 300 Church St. N.. Ajax. It's for women living in the area three years or less. The club meets the second Thursday Of each month. Call 427.9510 (Doreen) for more information on the group - CANCER: Hearth Place Cancer Sup- port Centre holds a session on relax- ation and guided imagery techniques DR. S. KHALFAN OPTOMETRIST EveningGaturday Appointments Available Ample Free Parkng NEW PATIENTS WELCOME s2 Nrrwooa Ave. s., Apx (905) 426.1434 io Kwimn PA Lk* 9A Pic" (905) 8314870 Intra ADL Travel ad appearing Tuesday, May 5th, Should have read $1199 plus taxes. We regret any inconvenience this may have caused. -`7 5D s y 11 FIREWORKU) 100% GUARANTEE FACTORY FRESH 'ROM AROUND THE WORLD COMPETITIVE PRICES WE PAY TAXES FREE GIFT ON PURCHASES WITH PURCHASE OVER $100 OVER $100 vmu aAwm•s LAT Av. 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Durham resident Brom- is celebrating its hest practices in anti- to 3:30 p.m. ley Armstrong, a renowned advocate racist education at the board headquar- Morc than 120 students and 25 frx human rights in Canada and former tors Thursday. May 21 with a student teachers took part in the camp, reports commissioner of the Ontano Human reunion and fair. Gary Ranalli, race relations facilitator Rights Commission, will be the Students who participated in ite for the hoard. keynote speaker at the event. board's fifth annual Students Against Following the reunion ttx: board is "Re board heidqu:uters is at 400 Racism (STAR) Camp last fall will Mating a Best Practices in Anti -Racist Taunton Rd, E.. Whitby. %hare their successes in making a dif- EduLatiem Fair from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. For more information call 905-666- ference at their schools during a featuring sctxxrl projects and student 5500. U F. THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY. MAY 13. 1976. PAGE 9 Custody issues on workshop agenda AJAX -- The Ajax -Pickering Act and such issues as custody, sup - Women's Centre holds a free work- pun, property division and choosing shop for women on family law here a lawyer. on Thursday. May 14. IL's at the Durham Regional Police Ilhe workshop runs from I to 4 station at 990 Westney Rd. S., Ajax. p in. with lawyer Anne Marie Pred- To register. call lhhhlc Whiteway at let,. wh(� discusses the Family Law 690-2661 SALEIN EIN E �R MAY 13-30/98 ni' r1 en lif in! St ill �qqlqr r �dPI W*- - Our Reg.Price *Wwmbers 0 ►, PAYS Saw_ _ y K FARRICLAND'S CUSTOMER APPRECIATION 'THANK YOU' SAVINGS! PATrERNS. g 2 FREE, n. .d,m•n,,,i ,u. r• „ ,, r,,r GE SIMPLICITY PATTERNS ONLY 751 EACH 1355 Kingston Rd. 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The Friends ask that no maga- zines or school text books he included with donations. Volunteers are also needed to sort the books. At the sale, among the books avail- able will N: fiction, mystery. history. biographies, gardening. how-to, health and children's titles. All proceeds will go to the building of a new central library in Ajax. The main library branch is at the corner of Harwood Avenue and Kings Crescent, while there's a branch in the McLean Communitv Centre at the cor- ner of Wcstney Road North and Mag- ill Drive, and on Church Street north of Hwy. 2, in front of the Pickering Village Arena. For more information or to volunteer, call Monica Olenroot at 686-7188 or Val Marshall at 428- 1328, Superstar production AJAX — Jesus Christ Superstar is coming to Ajax this month. The updated account of the Scrip- ture is being presented by students of Archbishop Deni. O'Connor Catholic High School. The story of Christ's ultimate sac- rifice for humanity will be staged over three days. Performances are on Friday, May 29 and Saturday. May 30 at 7:30 p.m. and on Sunday. May 31 at 2 p.m. Tickets are $7 for adults. $5 for seniors and students and $3 for chil- dren under 12. Tickets are available in advance or at the door. The school is at 80 Mandrake St., Ajax. Call 683-2026 for more informa- tion or tickets. YoungSingers of A'aneed funds for overseas triJ p tinned group) and the Random Notes (a teen ensemble). For more information on either event or to order tickets for the con- cert, call Tracy McMurray of the Ajax parks and recreation depart- ment at 427-881 I. AJAX — The Young Singers of Ajax are heading to England in July and are holding two fund-raising events to help defray sonic of the costs. The choir will travel overseas in the summer to participate in the Can- terbury Choral Festival. A tailgate garage sale and barbe- cue is set for Saturday. May 23 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the parking lot of the McLean Community Centre at the corner of Wcstney Road North and Magill Drive. Vendor spaces are available for $15 each. The Young Singers will present a concert Sunday. June 7 at 3 p.m. at Pickering Village United Church. 300 Church St. N.. Ajax. Tickets are "STARS OF THE PIG & WHISTLE SHONN"' Stars of the Pig and Whistle Show" are coming to Ajax on Sat. 30th May, 1998. Sponsored by the Rotary Club of Ajax, and held at the Annandale Golf and Country Club at 7:00 p.m. For those fans of Billy Meek, the one and only Scot, 1 I years on the popular Pig and Whistle f T.V. Show, it's a great opportunity to watch r� him in action. along with the Great Anita Scott. Queen of the Pearlies. They are joined by Chris Kenton, popular vocalist of show BILLI MEEK tunes, such as Phantom of the Opera, Dick Joiner, comedian and master magician, with support of the versatile Paul Butler Band. featuring Jamie McPherson on the banjo. Be prepared for a great evening' Tickets are available from Annandale Golf Club, Val Marshall Travel in the IGA Plaza, Gift Gallery at the Baywood Plaza and by calling Rotanans John Parsons at 427-4333, Lon Hamish at 723-5478, Paul Butler at 683-801 S and Val Marshall at 428-1328. Cost per person $15.00 per person (groups of 20 or more $12.00 per person). Proceeds from the evening to the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital, Easter Seal% and other Rotary Chanties. w�. cni.ae..w $5, while children seven years and under get in free. Founded in the early 1990s. the choir has four groups — the Younger Singers for children seven to 10 years, the Young Singers (ages I I to 16), the Director's Choir (an audi- ROTARY CLUB OF AJAX PRESENTS "STARS of THE PIG AND WHISTLE SHOW' SAT. MAY 30' - 7:30 P.M. ANNANDALE GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB CHURCH ST. S. 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Thousands of kidf Want to thank you for treating YourSelf. tram Aprd 13th to M&. ym Macs .. , • -%W i tt>rion dolls: la bds war Osedlos aid scrgrb dkitu t. All pmt by hawrg a By Mae -a Merlurry-d WDD*dVorU"oetnourWHwWDay MdNlHxf. &awns thaiks for the tel wq ha+d LA. r THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY. MAY 13.19" - PAGE 11 SPORTS RECREATION IN AJAX AND PICKERING Major League clubs clamour ball phei U.S. COLLEGE, MAJOR LEAGUE SHOWS INTEREST IN LEE DELFINO OYAlR/reff dance has talked to him. sports editor Delfino estimates ID to 20 dif- Unless a major league base- ferent major league scouts have ball club dangles an offer too expressed interest in drafting good to refuse, a Pickering hall him. player will take his place in the Delfino says he has no pref- infield of a U.S. college squad erence where he goes in the this fall. draft. slated for June I and 2. Lee Delfino, 17, recognized He admits he's heard rumours as a top Canadian prospect in he may he chosen in the top the Major League Baseball rounds of the drafts. but he's draft next month, says his main Gymnastics for priority is to suit up for East the past two -and - Carolina University Pirates in They gave me a Greenville. North Carolina on a has been training fun athletic scholarship. pretty hefty However, if there's a good since age five. enough offer forthcoming from scholarship offer a major league club, he'll wri- 11599 ously consider foregoing col- and if all goes lege. � 1999 I've always had an open according to plan I mind to everything. As of right .24 99 now, I'm going to East Carolina will be the starting University.- says the Grade 12 134 99 student at Pickering High shortstop... School in Ajax. " If a (major a: �c league) team drafts me fairly -- Lee Delfino high and offers me a fair 44 7v amount of money, then 1 would have to keep my options open. unfazed by thcsc comments. It really depends on what kind ••It's not that important to of offer I get. It's a great situa- me. It's all up to the'scouts. If 1 tion going to university. so was drafted anywhere I would they'll have to offer me some- he overly enthused:' says thing pretty good.- Dclfino. So far, thcrc's no shortage of Delfino'% stock In elite basic - major league scowls interested hall circles rose sharply after an in drafting the 6'. 175 -pound outstanding stint with the shortstop dccmcd to be a com- Canadian national baseball pletc. all-round player in scout- team last summer. He led the ing reports. team not only on the field, but Since a Malar League also with lots of pop at the Basehall Scouting Bureau plate. He was named the top camp in Guelph last week. junior player and the player of almost every scout in attcn- the year with the national Pickering gymnast earns medals I , ri at provincials PICKERING improved her A Pickering performance this gymnast with year after finish - G e m i n i ring fifth overall Gymnastics of with a silver Oshawa posted medal on vault at medal -winning last year's youth performances at provincials. the Youth She's been a Provincial member of Gymnastics G e m i n i Championships Gymnastics for in Cambridge the past two -and - this past week- a -half years and end. has been training T a r a in gymnastics Columbus, 11, since age five. attained an all- round bronze medal in the prc junior 1 category in the Ontario meet for gym- nasts ages 12 and under. She also captured the indi- vidual gold medal on the bal- ance beam with a near -perfect score of 8.7, with the top mark being 9. Columbus also placed fourth on uneven bars and tame in seventh on vault. Columbus colors Non-profit organizations an submit announcements .for publication. FAX them: 683-7363 MAIL I mm:130 , Commercial Ave., Ajax, ant., L1 S 2H5. r Tara Columbus finished with an overall bronze medal. �EM XmEAwRN " G01ar 3 DAY CAMP Starts: May 19 Tues., Wed.,Tnurs. 9:00 - 3:30 daily GIFT CERT94CATES FOR MDNNXAL LESSOr_ ALL Cal Greg Salazar ISI (CGTFNSG M to resem Pouf Spot resair. em t Taunton Rd-. squad. What's certain is that he's looking forward to going to East Carolina University. Delfino chose that NCAA Division 1 college over a host of other scholarship offers from Kansas. Oklahoma State, Stetson University and Western Carolina because of the team's coaching staff, hecausc his friend Jason Mandryk, a pitcher on the national squad last sum- mer. will also he attending that school, and because the squad has practically guaranteed him the starting shortstop job. 'They gave me a pretty hefty scholarship offer and if all goes according to plan 1 will be the starting shortstop.- says Delfino. In the interim, he's set his sights on helping the Pickering High School Trojans senior boys' baseball team to the Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletic title and, ultimately, to the Blue Jays' Cup, symbolic of high school baseball supremacy in southern Ontario. So far, all systems arc go for the Trojans who currently sport a 4-0 league record and are sit- ting atop the Toronto Star's poll of school hall teams in Toronto and the GTA. "Last year, we had a really g-xiid team, but we lacked pitch- ing. This year we have pitching so 1 think we have a really good shot at it:' says Dclfino, wM)'s also a right-handed pitcher on the squad. This summer. Delfino plans to play for the Leaside love- ' D/VCTS AND LYNDE SHORE DRIVING RANGE presents... 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This will be his first campaign at Leaside after split- ting time between the Pickering Red Sox midget squad and the national team last summer. Deltino, who played minor ball in the Pickering Baseball Association asa youngster, credits Bob Johnston. who actually switched him from a catcher to a shortstop. and Al Stephens. who managed him in bantam and midget hall, for having the most influence on his development. "I have a lot of respect for both of them. They're both great coaches:" says Delfino. Ultimately, he hopes his baseball destiny will lead him into a big league uniform. "I haven't reached my dream yet — to make it to the major leagues. If evervihing falls into place, one day I plan to make It to the major leagues, then my dream will have come true" BEERS & WINES Lffe's The Sbort To 1116riek fid flNr or 11111IIRM 1:!L q "'x'837.1818 photo by A.J. Groen Lee Delfino. 17, of Pickering, is one of the top Canadian prospects 1n the upcoming Major League baseball draft next month. 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And 4t, .i Free Esamaas laud i�....mi 9� ShmeunR, all types of 9S5 723 I47S {i �r�l F722549t 91113. roars, Her oral uta. 1 -oral 553.7750 wtakmanshlp Guar- COMPLETE &THOROUGH anteed 104 nlscmnl MWN1Apl CLEANING to Seni.rs. rutty in. Finished cured. Fnremimares MOVING SYSTEMS Specializing in quality not quantity basements, Call Andrei a1 We will move ammvnp anywhere. amAane.-Weekly Y Hi -week) • 1 Time l9ecl 42><e76a cpm obrawo or re4dNIM1)I bathrooms, additionsq ALL EMPLOYEES INSURED &BONDED and Home second re ptosis. boa onvi dscounts b 619-0353 Home repairs. : 1 • Pkmlbkg evil muwh 05mun15. Ree An work guarafteed. Walt Leaver 5771-07755 Serving Durham Reglan 426-2145 BRIT -CAN ION 491.6604 P UMNGrhwri . c `me GAILLIND ,LNP- Bae+rooms, basemem ,ylppy-p.T„E. HANDYMAN SERVICES YrasMaoms. custom MOVERS MAID SERVICES Calla Real Handyman for nomas, IerldraDdltS. Move Dlq or small, we ADmsgn d Gadllnd Mamlename Semces a1 you hour~ needs- nmairs, b". 9a ppv price Mem all' Free esti people with tamed cash no iob too we mates. seniors discount. Personalized, professional service. Ron No lob too Small, to do Fre..N rrume shon notice moves Ap- ( of Punbing, ele Incal. o Can Phil, 427-5462 planus moved. also Enquire about our SALEI pamfg.6 genera raps storaSe space avadallb. To all NEW clients, with all bookings of CMI JoopO Prmlrg a COmpMaDk rates. Call Sas 4 7sze 1 o. -ill a 1105 MI or weekly and bi-weekly services Pe9ef as432-noG 1-e azss s�tG Limited time only...so BOOK NOW! 'GUARANTEED" ?. (Fully Bonded a Insured) HOMES PAINTING a +mss aRAaE '�' 683-7515 Additions PLASTEMNG Ibvses Apa,4W""s No roo tor: Inc ^, sr,uu(spec . sts s w 6 Piam Renov166- Rooting -•ou car +.rim Spa Disc senor i Ia10• : • 1 l„ie ""'G s : ' 1 I aoofirag roo are saMlwd' lauan 0rawns l,anwd. Basements era lsennlal asured Free ESMaxs Bathrooms ca!141n~a-slit jwiR 77 TREE NEaaOVAL i MAINTENANCE Decks v IM61 at -ane Stump ratammail i LandscapMp E John 427-0059 CALL DAV :All Pm Pi inlinq FE3petkancad! 1 831-7055 Rene-atiom and %Yallipapen.yl I Cro a Moven s1Y,cr•,�II,r,F. + 1 worn,.•. Baryam rales. Mires. 1 loanrlq Paint & Wallpaper clary �... Tthces, aM c•rplt nM,cnccdpamlcr iowl[y-Aanki � pt.. p. `�ercr ^K� pa, PROFESSIONAL frec,,I , r FRFI. E. amar 4rsoz» Pre -finished wtlmuec' I 4019669 ` 2es-sst3+ J c.,>n,),I.•t.- tl„u.c hdrdwoOd f416)979-.910 ++++ Ka)aK Installations Workmanship 425-1408 (:a,: M tared call Mike Am Furniture after 5p.m. 426-555? 'hft swvlree tint Beralso • 1 0.aar ' 1 Uafar awiftmu dl it me ■ iNrt � to Map so rn combine exp. • Top more. accurate Tradesman TM tlrttitnN6 a twat Inter t European Worlu a- Foolil em, reliable Service. 420.0081 FREE'! 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And 4t, .i Free Esamaas laud i�....mi 9� ShmeunR, all types of 9S5 723 I47S {i �r�l F722549t 91113. roars, Her oral uta. 1 -oral 553.7750 wtakmanshlp Guar- COMPLETE &THOROUGH anteed 104 nlscmnl MWN1Apl CLEANING to Seni.rs. rutty in. Finished cured. Fnremimares MOVING SYSTEMS Specializing in quality not quantity basements, Call Andrei a1 We will move ammvnp anywhere. amAane.-Weekly Y Hi -week) • 1 Time l9ecl 42><e76a cpm obrawo or re4dNIM1)I bathrooms, additionsq ALL EMPLOYEES INSURED &BONDED and Home second re ptosis. boa onvi dscounts b 619-0353 Home repairs. : 1 • Pkmlbkg evil muwh 05mun15. Ree An work guarafteed. Walt Leaver 5771-07755 Serving Durham Reglan 426-2145 BRIT -CAN ION 491.6604 P UMNGrhwri . c `me GAILLIND ,LNP- Bae+rooms, basemem ,ylppy-p.T„E. HANDYMAN SERVICES YrasMaoms. custom MOVERS MAID SERVICES Calla Real Handyman for nomas, IerldraDdltS. Move Dlq or small, we ADmsgn d Gadllnd Mamlename Semces a1 you hour~ needs- nmairs, b". 9a ppv price Mem all' Free esti people with tamed cash no iob too we mates. seniors discount. Personalized, professional service. Ron No lob too Small, to do Fre..N rrume shon notice moves Ap- ( of Punbing, ele Incal. o Can Phil, 427-5462 planus moved. also Enquire about our SALEI pamfg.6 genera raps storaSe space avadallb. To all NEW clients, with all bookings of CMI JoopO Prmlrg a COmpMaDk rates. Call Sas 4 7sze 1 o. -ill a 1105 MI or weekly and bi-weekly services Pe9ef as432-noG 1-e azss s�tG Limited time only...so BOOK NOW! 'GUARANTEED" ?. (Fully Bonded a Insured) HOMES PAINTING a +mss aRAaE '�' 683-7515 Additions PLASTEMNG Ibvses Apa,4W""s No roo tor: Inc ^, sr,uu(spec . sts s w 6 Piam Renov166- Rooting -•ou car +.rim Spa Disc senor i Ia10• : • 1 l„ie ""'G s : ' 1 I aoofirag roo are saMlwd' lauan 0rawns l,anwd. Basements era lsennlal asured Free ESMaxs Bathrooms ca!141n~a-slit jwiR 77 TREE NEaaOVAL i MAINTENANCE Decks v IM61 at -ane Stump ratammail i LandscapMp E John 427-0059 CALL DAV :All Pm Pi inlinq FE3petkancad! 1 831-7055 Rene-atiom and %Yallipapen.yl I Cro a Moven s1Y,cr•,�II,r,F. + 1 worn,.•. Baryam rales. Mires. 1 loanrlq Paint & Wallpaper clary �... Tthces, aM c•rplt nM,cnccdpamlcr iowl[y-Aanki � pt.. p. `�ercr ^K� pa, PROFESSIONAL frec,,I , r FRFI. E. amar 4rsoz» Pre -finished wtlmuec' I 4019669 ` 2es-sst3+ J c.,>n,),I.•t.- tl„u.c hdrdwoOd f416)979-.910 ++++ Ka)aK Installations Workmanship 425-1408 (:a,: M tared call Mike Am Furniture after 5p.m. 426-555? 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Roller oc a oo in ane for bmig season EAST END SAINTS, DURHAM DEVILS FACE OFF IN 15 -TEAM MAJOR JUNIOR 'N ROLLER HOCKEY LEAGUE By At RMrM Sports editor Ajax and Pickering will he well represented on arena floors when the Major Junior 'A' Roller Hockey League gets rolling this week. The Pickering -basad East End Saints and the Durham Devils of Ajax will each have squads in the 15 -team major junior loop which has split into two divisions, added three new squads and expand- ed its season from I I games to 25 -contest regular season which begins Thursday, May 14. The expansion of the league for elite players aged 15 to 21 is further indication of the fledgling sport's rising popularity, notes East End Saints' head coach Mike LaFlamme. "It's expanding and the cir- -cles are widening for the sport. The numbers are up in everyone's house leagues. The growth is really quite remarkable:" This year, the league wel- comes another American entry, the Buffalo Junior Wings, who join the Lockport, New York Flames as the U.S. contingents. The Vaughan Rockcts and the Hamilton Steclers arc also new to the loop. The East End Saints held their try -outs at the Pickering Recreation Complex in late April when 32 players showed up. The roster of pre- dominantly Ajaxand Pickering residents was pared down to its current 14 play- ers, most with rep hockey backgrounds. LaFlamme believes the Saints should be one of the top squads in the league this year, coming off a 10-1 regu- lar season in 1997 before t bowing out in the semi-finals - of the playoffs to the Brampton Warriors. "1 think we have the ability I'D be creative with the puck;' says LaFlamme. "Our defence has incredible speed and our puck movement will be incredibly fast.- Meanwhile, ast-Meanwhile, the Bauer Durham Devils Junior 'A' squad finished its try -outs Tuesday night at the Pickering Village Arena, where the team will play home games. Devils' general manager Derek Lee says the Devils will be a young team with only one veteran. Andrew Summers, returning from their inaugural season. Devils' head coach Rick Oldfield will have many of his former bantam players on the team• making it a young, but competitive squad. "You could almost call it a rebuilding year. but 1 think we're going to have a very competitive team, but time will tell;' says Lce. Inline hockey is vastly dif- ferent from ice hockey Four skaters and a goaltender arc on the surface for each team at any one time and no off- side% or icing arc called which allows the games to be wide open and fast. The non - contact games are also divid- ed into four 15 -minute quar- ters and take approximately two hours to play. LaFlamme expects Brampton, which won the North American champi- onship two years ago. Brantford, last year's champs, Hamilton. Mississauga and Oakville to tc the teams to beat in the league this season. Heb hoping the developing rivalry between the Saints and the Bauer Durham Devils will heat up this season. The East Division will consist of the East End Saints. Bauer Durham Dcvils, Kingston Roller Cats, Scarborough Voodoo, Toronto East End Saints' schedule May 14: Suints at Brampton Warriors, Fletcher Arena. 8:30 P.M. May 28: Saints vs. :Scarborough Voodoo, Pickering • Recreation : Complex, 7 p.m. May 31: Saimb vs. Durham Devils, :Pickering ;Recreation ' Complex, 3 p.m. June I: Saints vs. Scarborough Voodoo, Pickering Recreation Complex, 8 p.m. i June 2: Saints at ± Durban Devils. Pickering Village I Amna, 7:30 p.m. June 4: Saints vs, j Y o r k � venVib s" P i Recreation 1 Campkx, 7 p.m. June 8: Studs at t Y o r k A u r o r a Community Centre, 7:30 p.m. June 12: Snits at le Scarborough Voodoo, North Yak CCeateaniat 7 PAL June 1S: Saints vs. ;Vaaghaa Rockets, Pickering Rec Complex, 8 p.m. June 17: Saints at North York Cenknnial, 7 p.m. June 21: Saints at - Y o r k Throughblades, A u r o r a ' Community Centre, 7:30 p.m. June 23: Saints at Derh m Devils, : Pickering Village '• Atelia, 7:30 p.m. June 26: Saints at V a u g h a n Rockets, Maple ArcruL 7:30 p.m. July 5: Saints vs. Toronto Tigers. Pickering Rec. Complex, 3 P.M. July 9: Saints at B r a m p t o n Warriors. Fletcher Arena. 8: �0 P.M. July 12: Saints s Toronto Tiger%. Pickering Rec. complex, 3 P.M. July 16: Saints vs. B r a m p t o n W a r r i o r s Pickering R c c reaIion Complex. 7 p.im July 17 Saints at V a u g h a n Rockets. Maple Arena. , ton nl W Tigers, Vaughan Rockets and the York Region Thoroughblades. In the West Division arc the Brampton Warriors, Brantford Thunderhawks, Buffalo Junior Wings, Hamilton Firewhcels, Lockport Flames, Mississauga Rattlers, Niagara Panthers and Oakville Coyotes. The major junior league will also host two showcase tournaments, the first in Brantford in June and the sec- ond in Mississauga in July. Playoffs start July 19 with six teams from each division advancing to post -season play. The winners of each division will compete for the Walter Gretiky Cup in early August. The Devils' home opener is against the York Region Thoroughblades Tuesday, May 19 at 8:30 p.m. Meanwhile, the Saints' home opener is against the Scarborough Voodoo at the Pickering Recreation Complex Thursday. 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In a the nation at the Under -16 Canadian match which took more than two hours National Tennis Championships at to play the first two sets, Charbonneau Niagara -on -the -lake recently. prevailed to grab the second set uc- Adil Shamasdin• a member of the Pickering Recreation Complex tennis breaker 8-6, then continued to win 2-6, Recreation Complex squad. Quebec's Pierre Cote-Daigneault 6-4, 7-6 (8-6). 6-3. The loss to Charbonneau dropped 6-3. Shamasdin continued into the -It was a long and very hard-fought Shamasdin into the feed -in event. He I"eed-in quarter -finals where he finally match;' says Shanladin's coach Dave defeated John Kindervater of lost to seventh -seed Philippe Salvat of Ochotta, the coach of the Pickering Newfoundland 6-I, 6-I, then beat Quebec 6-4.6-4. programme. finished in the top -13 in his age group after a strong showing a CeH5 t } R C nationals. Shamasdin started the cyent with a ,:AURT 6-4, 0-6, 6.1 win over fellow Ontonan Michael Tha AR ompson. 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