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BY SUSAN D'er Laura Elliott, the Durham schools is down slightly assessment to see where we
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District School Board's super- last year. Ms. Elliott says in an need to focus our energies" Ms.
Physical assaults continue to intendeni of technical and in- interview board officials are Elliott says, adding the board's
account for the greatest number formation services, presented planning to review the board's safety and security committee
of violent incidents occurring in the 1997-98 Safety and Securi- prevention programs and to sur- is looking at ways of "being
Durham's public schools and ty Report to the board's stand- vey principals across the region more proactive in terms of pro -
teenage males are still the pri- ing committee Monday. in an attempt to identify and grams" this year.
maty group involved, says a And while the number of vi- combat growing trends in According to the report,
board report on school vio- olent incidents in the board's el- schools. there were a total of 157 violent
lence. ementary and secondary "We're going to do a needs incidents reported at public
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schools last year, down from
165 incidents in the 199697
school year.
Of those, Ms. Elliott reports
very few were gang related or
hate -motivated incidents,
adding the number of incidents
involving a weapon were also
low. She said police were called
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PEOPLE IN POVERTY -- PART I
'Poverty and
the single
man
BY 1ACQUIE mcmmS
Sreewriter
Lan McKenzie is a proud an-
ployc a of Canada Post. He's got
the beg, the uniform, the post -
boo m the community and the
steady paydroquc that goes
with it.
But, that wasn't always so.
Just 10 years ago be found him-
adf as the wam's bowl at the
Cornerstone Commm
Mae in Osbewafter ler M
Pickering i hopes of biding
ewPioyrnent m Dtrfiam's only
city. For five years he lived in
Cornerstone's subsidimd apert-
wents so riggl as to live on a
monthly welfare cheque and
ming to bmi
bud soeiiag to fin
For 16 )Coes, iieabpeian i+w-
-migrant Lester Homos lived the
Canadian desasa. A i saaU rsi-
cal engineer is his, home coun-
try before fighting in the Vier -
man War. Mr. Homos came to
Cascade and found a good pay-
ing labour job at a Wuiidsor ea-
gine Pleat. lWo cars, two kids, a
wile, a boron — be had it all.
Now, several years after the
engine piamt closed down and
be Loa his job. Mr. Hamos no
longe has the wife. the deplex
w die suburbs or the cars.
When the Windsor plant
closed down he moved to Ajax
where the same company
elwrted another plant. But. Itis
scowmy didn't follow hire.
Within !Ares moods he was
back on the streets. "Young
wen with meth Ins seniority
still had a job and I didn't. it
was a big kick in the moods," he
setons A kind of a sboek. The
whole thing cornea together:
you set a divorce. you're tnean-
pioyad you're boneless. It's
herd to stop an a sleep bin.
you .re a'rr'ay..
He found himself bouncing
from rooming house to roomog
house attempting to live on sea-
eral wcIlli e. The standards of
lbs available accommodations
at the narmusy pries were
"quite low." he say& ;Todw the
people who scot there lust stay a
couple of weeks it) get an ad.
dress at dtere's louse of drug me.
fights.
Tbere's cheap rent le areas
dot we not a very favourable
life standard. There's prosum-
tion, people Wrong tricks to the
roots all the rune.
-You to into a oertaia level
of life and everything melts
away. So called low -life be-
comes normal life"
Mr. McKenzie agrees. "b's a
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Stories to stretch your imagination
Storweller Doug Miramar tells cluldren a story in rather are Berated ,geuurrs, he conve s a .ensu of excitement and passion
mated fashion Khde entertairune them at the Pickering Centrul ro his tioung c-harges..Storwime for children is a pv pndar event
Libran's Storwime session. f'vcnst hxt language and eras•- the nuhla- lehrunr% in both Ajax and Purring.
Durham students protest end to extra -curricular activities
'We're here to express sadness about losing our sports teams...'
BY SUSAN O'NFJLL Unlet a banner displaying the used to be," says Marko Glow. a ip wal in the Musicfest Canada
Sar Wider motto "Schools not factories, Grade 12 student described as Nationals for the past two years.
Going to high scbool just isn't students ant products" the pupils the "star quarterback- on the SL worn t have that opportunity this
the same dus yearsang, played instruments and Mary Monarch's bolboU team. year
Students so to school, go to tossed a football outside the The ciat ello6on of tams and "We're so frustrated. It's
class and go hone. Thae we eo board ofte oa Roulowd Rood. clubs also shams the sellout's hart -breaking." says Grade 12
football tans, no music chubs. The studentts even served hot malt swdems, who haw panic- student Kimberly Lyn.
°° And die more thea 50 aoc_ trustees �t � Inside die News Advertiser
omdary school se■dens who a" a song for board tttponbess
proteaaed outaile die Derham cooled Prayer for do nrldien. i R 0190
Catholic Disatict Sdhool Board "I think we achieved orae by FdIbM'OP .......6 ori
Monday say they're iutaatcd doing dot." says Lid, stocking.
and saddened at the lots of their due student council pwwdewt art Gia �r ..........6
extra -cuticular ataititiet SL Hwy. "Wb t arc angry wads...........8 OPfls
"We're hoe to eatpea our going b do? We're not Inde so EmbnWrmgg4 ......10 ,
fw1ings of sdaas allan t lobes blame die bond, but hmicaiy $pur ... ..... .
our spores humin aid eaaarcur- it's up to diem Io gat ear "O*'12 r' ;
ricanlar atsibubitirt tPs soaatsbieg cuariadess beck WE jus want 86 • • -14
we all llove�7 says 1Kalis Paciome, die probllem salvW
a Grade 12 satdei t at richaiWs However, in im inin watersew
St. Mary Cdtobc Swandary the board wocitim broad duals �IrE w w CALL -
School who belped orlpaum the dna ran McCafferty aid dee /NiNa1 ......683-5110
Protest. "Rete oat bae to lay matter is `tin the winches heads."
blase, jus so let them know we "We rndastaad thele humm OddledM ...683-5117
hope dwy can fit due ymblem." tion," sad the Pickering totrtaee. 11911111011111111111110 .683-3006
The stodetls, the t Ja y trf adding the denoasirittaa was {w ..683-7545
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j. - y? " ' s 1N P1E711ONIA0✓ News MlMasiserphoso 'pacrful.
whom stave Ned by bus from SL
Maty, soli yellow ribbons at
Wit pond of on;
!nucha. Butt it•s Up to the tact-�
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LUNCHEON SPECIALS
YeJande S4wju and Lour° Woodman were among the stu-
dicer school to cover the trans
as m to wrhediox thq were[ b do
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lout! wise protested an end to extra -curricular activities in
pormon costs to die board's
Catholic a a:oae in Os-
die =Wit cu"'a+ler actr'itice
The students we hopeful their
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Darrlitows Region high schools. Students staged a peaceful
hhawa where day hldd a paceful
spurts teams and clubs will start
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pnmem osrteSi the Durham Catholic District School board
three -!tour demomtraron prior
spin soar.
"It's
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to the board !!toting.
just not the same as it
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Durham school board report says
assaults down'slightly in region's schools
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in on 26 per cent of the overall
cases and charges were laid in
16 per cent of the incidents.
Seventy of the 157 incidents
were classified as physical as-
saults with no serious injury, 44
were physical assaults causing
bodily harm, 34 were incidents
in which a student was verbally
assaulted or intimidated by an-
other student. 31 were threats of
serious physical injury, 15 were
incidents in which teachers were
verbally assaulted by a student
and 20 were incidents in which
staff members were physically
assaulted but not seriously in-
jured by a pupil.
According to the report "the
number of incidents involving
physical assault involving staff
have increased over the past
year." And. Ms. Elliott says that
increase has been attributed to
.an increase in the number of
students who arc more physical-
ly aggressive in some of our
special needs classes"
The report also indicates
male students between the ages
of 12 and 17 continue to be the
age group involved in the majm-
ity of incidents.
"Certainly boys are involved
much more so than girls," Ms.
Elliott says.
The findings also conclude
that the majority of violent inci-
dents occur in the school yard.
followed by the classroom and
Kids
feel
safe:
Sunley
The majority
of Durham's purls
lic school stu-
dents feel their
school is a safe
place to be. but
dtere we areas of
concern, accord -
aft to the public
buro,. .......
student attitude
The repos
also revealed
nnly one-third
drink students
show respect for
each other and
less thea 50 per
Cent say students
treat their web-
ers with respect.
A report on
the findings of
ire Durham Dis-
trict school
Board's 1998
Longitudinal Stu -
dew Attitude Sur-
vey, which is
by
pupils from
Grades 7 through
OAC on a yearly
basis, states 71
per cent of stu-
dears feel safe at
school while 32
per cent of pupils
believe students
show respect for
each other.
The survey,
which is reviewed
au0mailly, asks
students to ex -
pre" their opin-
ions about 46
stmements deal -
r8 with their aue-
Uwe towards
school achieve-
meK the dimase
at admol, the c r-
ricohm and
leadhiK Ad
learning strate-
Eics-
The overall re-
sponse rase in dds
year's survey was
81 per cent.
In the caeSory
of statements re-
lated to the cli-
mate at school,
63 per cent of stu-
dents said teach-
es meat sdldeass
with respect, 40
per cent said stu-
dents treat teach-
es with respect
and 80 per cell
said they lista[ to
and understand
the views of odt-
as. Eighty-six
per cent also said
their cultural her-
iWV is accepted
md 411,F'R aced.
then the halls.
"It's mandatory for our
school yards to be supervised
before school, at lunch and after
school;" Ms. Elliott reports,
adding "our teachers do a good
job at that:'
And while the overall num-
ber of violent incidents is drop-
ping, Ms. Elliott notes only 71
per cent of students say they feel
safe at school. That's something
the safety committee will look
at, she says, adding the commit-
tee is examining the possibility
of conducting a student survey
to find out why some pupils
don't feel safe at school.
"I would expect the programs
would be the driving force" be-
hind the decrease in violent inci-
dents at school. Ms. Elliott says,
adding "obviously we don't tol-
erate any fighting on school
property... we don't condone any
kind of physical force or fight-
ing.-
In
ight-
ing"In fact, Ms. Elliott says the
board altered its policy regard-
ing off-site incidents last spring
and notes if a fight occurs off
school grounds, "we would take
action."
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,Pickering moves on study to probe service -shoring with Ajarn :work needed for consofidation
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%ffWritn � suggested the study would was enough "concurrence" in the two he added, "We'll sort those out as we Handi-Trans services and arc di,-
MCKERING _ be a good way to denwnstrate the resolutions to allow the study to move begin to move through the process.- cussing a joint transit sv,trrn and e
Ajax and Picker- value of consolidation between the two forward. If differences do arise later, Ajax and Pickering already share shared fire dispatch.
ing have taken what could be a step to- t • 'Y the bo
Ward amalgamation — or maybe not.
Pickering Council passed a resolu-
lion Monday, very similar to a Sept. 8
resolution of Ajax Council, to partici-
pate in a consultant'% study of'services
provided by the twomunicipalities.
Both motions are rather delicately
worded, with neither speaking directly
*bout looking into operating services
jointly. As well, they differ somewhat
on the issue of a possihlc referendum
to consult the public on any consolyda-
lion of services.
owns rom [tons uo rather
than "trying to run headlong into a dis-
agreement with Ajax".
Though Ward 3 Regional Council-
lor Rick Johnson supported the resolu-
tion, he said he did not feel "so warm
and cuddly" about it as some of his
colleagues and was not ready to "jump
into bed" with Ajax.
He worried Ajax may not share
Pickering's concern for the preserva-
tion of agricultural lands, and that
amalgamation may not be a good deal
for Pickering taxpayers.
But Ward I local Councillor Dave
Ryan said there was no need to wont'
about the ramifications of amalgama-
tion yet.
"I don't think we're jumping into
bed with anybody. 1 think Ajax has fi-
nally accepted our invitation to din-
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IIN?ODAYS
Wed., Nov. 4,1998
News Advertiser
Business Depot Aj STWk WtUtar rlf
wCdntsdav % (,aTllCi of the
• Darier Lowther ApulP,ek Week is William He enjoys
mer.
Future Slap Allini :k
fishing. tnln & computers
4W Pickering's resolution calls on staff
Lansing 9uildat Ado-
William will receive a dinner
of the two Towns to prepare a report on
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for * voucher. comphments
3 the process and cost of hiring a consul- (
Lineor, Tui �"t
of %IcDhtmld*s.
1 D
tant "to look at all the services that the ,� ��
Min Cam - David Joseph Ajax
William
two municipalities provide' and come ��BUNCS
back with recommendations "as to 3 DRAPERY
Mooris k
6,r brink uur Gomer of the
how these services may or may not be ..
D'Gradrlioa,eM,prtnoeesns Pick
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c improved or provided more cox[tffec - i DRAPERY
olk-
iipl Esfslek
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lively on a case by case example.- SALE
It goes on to say "small changes"
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recommended as a result of the report • 25 1�'c Uf
Sgon Bq Pick
could simply be implemented by the Maxwell Fabrics
two Towns.
The Brick k -
RICK JOHNSON If a recommendation "affects any • 3U �'t OFF f
Toaisias AMWick.
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Doesn'tfeel 'so warns and cuddly' matters of governance", it then "may Rosedale Sheers
about amalgamation with Ajar. be,the subject of a referendum or such 2; r-� O F �'
`vend a � oni9
other gauging of public opinion or con- Bed Fashions
k,-'tmbtr. all isserts, mdu&ag
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Ajax Council's rruotion was a rather sent as deemed appropriate at that
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tion Pickering to ask the Province to Ajax*- resolution sots if a recom- _ �..._ r� Reaorafet .SAA+roow
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fond an independent study into consol- mendamm is "more significant" thea sem/ r / i �_: anoors
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iclatioa of srnicxs. On Monday. Pick- the results of the study and its possi- 'Lt -
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supported the ultinwse amalgamation taken to the people in the form of a rcf- �,, :`, ,`;, • x r,ii.� r i r. ' nr . a rK n. x r. w. ,
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�. study would lead to joint services. Mayor Arthur% said after the meet-
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Ward I Regional Councillor Mau- Gag simply adopting Atax', resoluo„n
I- rice Brenner said the study will bring "was not an ,pram but thin
t Ajax and Pickering one step closor to
being able to do some of the "nitty gnt-
i. ty work" needed for consolidation. He
w suggested Council should 'include in
Y the re"ution deadlines for the staff re-
s- port. the hiring of the consukant and
the start and compk tion of the study.
However. dint idea was dropped
after Mayor Wayne Arthurs said it
i would delay the process because the
resulunue would then have to be sot
back to Ajax for ratification of the
schedule. The mayor said Council's
wish to ptrocad quickly could be made
Clear to Miff wilb mil oxerpera" it
"into the mtaKiir. He agreed it was im-
portant to have a "pretty firm 6sne
pian" for the study m place by early
next year.
Ward 2 Regional Cbumcdlm Do"
Have your
head read in
Pickering
PICKERING — Ever been toW
-You -iced your head read"•.' What do
the bumps cm your head suggest about
you, aside from the fact you may be
accident prone? -
If you find yourself scratching your
head over those Rucstions• or you just
want to know mare about the subject.
then you need a session with Dr. Ze-
badiah Zonk.
The Pic:kenel; Township Historical
Society is playing host to Dr. Zook
Tuesday, Novo 10 at 7:30 p.m. at the
East Shore Cammulaity Centre on Liv-
erpool Road, "" of Sayly Street.
Dr. Zonk is a Victorian humourist
and a practitioner of the lost art of
plaeno&M — analysis of a subject
based upon the bumps on their head.
Some attendees will have their
heads read jMW facets of heir person-
alities win be revealed.
Admission a free and all we wel-
The evert will be followed by a so-
cial time and tight refteshmeats.
The society mats on the second
Tuesday of each month when guest
speakers cover topics of a heritage na-
ture. For more information call Tom
Mohr at 839-1221.
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PEOPLE IN POVERTY - PART
Confronti*ng
Cr1NFROATIM; Jnrm Im r I
very weird. vicious circle
when you're in it and it's
hard to get out"
Welfare recipients be-
come trapped in those cir-
cumstances in part because
ihey must exist on a very
limited income under the
program (which is no longer
officially called welfare, but
has been given the more up-
beat moniker 'Ontario
Works*), suggests Ed Goerz.
execuu%e director of Cor-
nerstonc Community Asso-
ciation. The agency which
serves men from Durham
and heyond provides hostel
services, transitional apart-
ments and permanent subsi-
dized apartments to home-
less men with the aim of
helping them integrate hack
into the community.
"Living hand to mouth
fora long time is very
stressful: he says. "Ilucy
gel so caught up in existing,
they can't address other is-
sues" For sonic. it can lead
to mental health issues. For
those already dealing with
mental health or addiction
problems, it can amplify
them.
For Leo Conway. it was-
n't a mental but a physical
.disability. which led him to
Cornerstone's hostel. Mr.
Conway comes from a small
town "about 250 kilometres
northeast of here" and
hoped the Mg city would
bring a change of scenery.
He was employed for a
while but with scholiosis
impainng his aMlity to
work, he says he's had diffi-
culty finding a job' he can
do. "'T'hcy-d sooner you be
imvLuhle " he says of the
general pubhc's attitude to-
ward people living: in p--
ty.
Ahhough all these mai
came from very different
chrcumstaaces, their com-
monality is their association
with Cornerstone. Mr. Ells
is currently btnefming from
the temporary shheher while
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ment with support. That was
invaluable, he says.
"Here (at Cornerstone)
you were living in an apart-
ment that was clean and
fully equipped... not a dinky
little room that doesn't even
offer a kitchen"
Mr. Goerz adds, "There's
a new phenomenon where
people are actually renting
couches.-
Mr.
ouches"Mr. McKenzie continues,
"Being here 1 wasn't isolat-
ed. I always had friends to
talk to"
Still. being unemployed
is never easy, he recalls.
"The hardest thing of it all
was getting up in the morn-
ing and trying to find some-
thing to do. It's hard to even
clean your apartment when
lister Hantos (left). Art Irving and Leo Conivay all
you don't have anything to
have reasons for ending up in u Durham Region hos-
aim for." He lived at Corner -
tel. Their stories are compelling illustrations of
stone doing odd jobs, some -
achievement andfailure.
times even with little or no
pay just "for something to
Mr. Conway and Mr. Hantos
glee associated with pover-
do' before he got that lucky
have both worked past that
ty. there are practical prob-
break.
stage, through transitional
Icros to be solved. "That (fi-
He was hired by a couri-
housing and now live in the
nancial allowarwc) nukes so
er company where he
permanent apartments on
many assumptions:' says
worked for two years. From
the building's upper floor.
Mr. Goerz. "It assumes you
there he was hired on at
"Shehers- have a role to
can find basic housing for
Canada Post where he has
play as a transition," says
$325, which so many can't.
worked for three years.
Mr. Goerz. "If they don't.
So they use their money
Mr. Hantos has also
they become short-term
which is supposed to be for
turned the corner. Though
warehouses.-
haslc necessities for rent
he doesn't have a job. he
Currently. a single per-
and have to rely on the shel-
does have one of the coveted
son relying on nioncy pro-
ter and food hanks to gd
apartments at Cornerstonc.
vided under Ontario Works
through the month. There
And he devotes some of his
will receive $195 basic al-
isn't enough income to
time to programs lex the ten-
krwance plus the cost of his
begin with. so its creates a
ants' association.
rem. which mast be no more
cycle sof dependencies
"Nest people arc basi-
than $325 a month. In a re-
For someone striving to
tally good made: they dust
Sion the size of Durham. the
escape the system. the chal-
weed a break:' says Mr.
poverty line for a single per-
lenges are daunting. says
McKenzie. To diose looking
son is considered to be
Mr McKeniie. "How do
for that break. his final
$14.335 a year (1997 -Stats
you get a fob without a
words arc. "Persevere
Canada). A single person in
phone?- he asks. How do
Don't ever give up."
the Ontario Works program you dress appropriately or
receives $6.245. A report by eves pay for tramportatian :
the National Council of to the irhwn-Wws, he won-
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NEWS A D V ERT 1 S E R NOV. 4. 1 9 9 8
EDITORIAL
Should Ajax meddle
in Pickering airport?
Some questions for politicians
before boarding the debate
Ajax politicians will be asked tomorrow to state their posi-
tion on an issue so contentious that their decision could forev-
er throw up an invisible wall with neighbouring Pickering.
Members of Ajax Council's general government commit-
tee will consider at their meeting in Town hall at 2 p.m. Thurs-
day whether to endorse a staff report recommending Ajax
civic leaders support an airport in Pickering.
Urging the elected politicians of Ajax to support the airport
is Town economic development associate Alison Sheppard.
She writes in her report. " ilhe development of an airport in
this area will provide many positive economic benefits to Ajax
and Durham Region. One only treed look at the area sur-
rounding Pearson Airport to gain an appreciation of the many
kinds of development that is attracted to areas in close prox-
imity to an airport.- We can't argue with that.
Further. Ms. Sheppard notes. " tine new airport would
greatly increase the accessibility of this area to world destina-
tions and markets. An airport would be a major convenience
for both business and individual travellers alike" She's right
son.
But. then again. she's not accountable to the public.
Politicians arc. Before Ajax politkiars go into that meeting
tomorrow. there are several questions they should consider:
Why the rush to support designation of north Pickering
Rads as a future airport site? Transport Minister David Col -
k neat has told the News Advertiser that, if an airport is to be
built on land expropriated for that purpose by the federal gov-
ernment in the early 1970s. it wouldn't be constructed for an-
other 15 or 20 years. Pearson Airport has the capacity to ha-
te flights until the year 2013, he has said. Even the Greater
Toronto Airports Authority. a proponent of runways a Picker-
ing. has acknowledged Pearson is big enough to handle pas-
senger needs until 2030.
Who should Council members be serving? The people
who elected than to office, i.e. dw Ajax residents, merry of
whom oppose the Pickering airport because the flight pods
would take planes dumdv over thew homes? Or the business -
an dual haven't yet settled in Ajax. and haven't paid a cent in
taxes to the Town, but might conte in 20 or 30 years if there's
an airport nearby?
Is it prudent to drive a wedge between Ajax politicians and
Pickering Council tmenhbers m a time when they should be co-
operating more'' Although Ajax civic leaders have rebuffed
suggestions by Pickering politicians that the two towns should
merge, they have worked and must confirms: to work together
to ex name ways they an share services sod cat costs to tax-
paya
l.re w: Alan Council memherc hue load dw r Pickeing
counterparts to `get lost' with thew asnalgo naso proposal.
who right do Ajax politicians have to meddle a the affairs of
Picketing?
Wasn't it Pickering Council member and Pickering ati-
zeas who car to the aid of the politicians and public in Ajax
to suoassfuRy fight a waste tra iskr statim on the boder of
the two /owls?
If the airport that might be in P ckenng s furore was msaead
proposed for Ajax. would Ajax politicians support it? If there
was an outcry against it from townsfolk as there is from the:
meat -door neighbors? Any Ajax Council trhenuber who would
support a Pwkcrmg airport but oppose runways in their own
bun could deservedly be labelled a parodual pdiOciam in-
fected wilt dare NIMBY syndrome.
Just a few of the questions Ajax Council raemhbas should
answer before considering taking a stand on a Pickering air-
port Them, they can vote on their consciences fully aware of
the possible consequences.
Honour war vets
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
That night owned out to be the Most of all I learn<d what
Keep up fight dress rehearsal for a fight that teamwork is really all about. how
taxed all of the talent intelligence a community threatened could
against airport
To the editor:
Twcnty-six years ago the feder-
al government made an announce-
ment that would forever change
north Pickering. It also dramati-
cally changed the lives of count-
less area residents, mine included.
I was 29, full of ambition and a
link full of myself. i hal it all —
a beautiful family and a fabulous
century home in Claremont. I did-
n't care about sensitive attributes
of my neighbourhood. Nor did I
are tut famnily farms we. abort
to become pat of our history.
That was until 1 received a
phone all Mach 2. 1972.
My wife was on the line telling
me about the federal govawnhent's
plan to build an airport in Picker -
sag and that there was a meeting of
our nseighbours planned for that
night. "Don't you think you
sbould go?" she asked. "Naw. I've
got too much other stuff on my
plate." 1 replied. I wasn't into
NIMBY protest. I prided myself
on individualism. And. i bad better
diings to do — like wort. snake
money, work, make money...
At 7 p.m. that night at a packed
historic Melody Farm on Brock
Road 1 came to understand the real
meaning of that afternoon's phone
call. After hays of sober sand
thought i had changed my mind
and was at the fust meeting of
what was to become the most cel-
ebrated protest group since I outs
Riel and his rebellious Mbtis.
and guts we could muster.
Strangers carne together to im-
merw themselves in the complex
aspects of the case we were to
make against the airport. A case
we would make over the next few
years in street demonstrations. at
community events, in media im er-
view s and ultinntely in the back
rooms of power. Street theatre and
media smarts gave us the profile.
but sold research and sally gave
as the winning arguments.
For my family. `protest" mew
Countless meetings and a constant-
ly ringing phone. A part-time en-
deavour because my fall -time job
as 1 put my family's needs on hold
to fight the airport.
Our tarty got to know and re-
spc a our neighbuars and people
we the during the airport fight
have became life-long friends. 1
simile when told that dome who
have been in this fight since 1972
get applause when they stand up to
speak in '98. And, a tear comes to
my eye whew I am told Mayor
Wayne Artmrs opened a tmecting
by ph'ag tribute to one of the
most creative fighters for the
preservation of north Pwkennsg's
unparaikled rural community. due
late Brenda Davies.
As one small cog in a nmdti-tal-
eated wheel that eventually
ground down an arrogant govern-
ment and a power-hungry miaisse-
rial bureaucracy. 1 became the
beneficiary of the learning and ex-
perience I gained from my People
or Planes involvement.
Pickering residents have a few opportunities to pay tnb-
b e brave who were willing pay t ultimate
Pandering
o you I
price w ensure you live a a free society today.
to gays co
Royal Canadian Legiom Bay Ridges Branch 606 has a
mrrhber of events planned to honour our war heroes during
Liberal opposition leader I)ahon
Veterans, Week from Nov. S to 11.
McGuinty has dragged out an issue
come together and ultimately win.
We stopped the airport. We
were right when we said it wasn't
needed. That argument still stands.
1 am prod to be a graduate of
the 'Creative Protest' course at the
University of People or Planes. i
attend meetings of the Green Door
Alliance (P(p's successor) as part
of my continuing oefucatiouh cart o
gram. Birt, as fate would have it I
once again fad myself torn be-
tween my old nemesis — work,
make money — and jumping buck
into the battle to save dus priceless
asset from a new amt even more
dangerous bureaucracy — the
comb,matiom of a power-hungry
Greskr Toronto Airports Authori-
ty and that old standby. dare federal
Ministry of Transport.
To the new members of the
Creative Protest class wonder mg
if they really want to jump into
this fight, i respectfully offer a lit-
tle advice: Stick with it the fun
and tcuu mg have just begun.
As MP Barney Danson said in
'72 when asked how be though
we could wo the fight, 'Don't let
the bastards grind you down.
Take his cue, stand up to these
misdirected and self -motivated
boondoggle prornoters, like the
vets who have plugged away at it
the past 26 yeas, and maybe this
time they'll get the message.
ANen Grubman,
laaehelor of Creative honest -
Iuniversity of People or flares. i
Ajax
IN
uld backfire
The bggett, of course, s a Rerneashbnnce Day service
Wednesday, Nov. I I at dee Pickering Civic Complex begin-
that teerthod tucked away m a dos -
et and in the process exposed horn-
Fr1C
sing at 10:50 a.m. to commemorate Canadians who fought
sell b a new risk as an election
in dee 1=mst and Second WorW Wars and the Korean War
Mr. McGwaty said be would
Dowd
it
For dee moonty of people who'll be waking at that time,
'pass a law that same -rex caupiex
a parade and service is being held Sunday, Nov. 9 starting
will be afforded the sane pnvi-
go" k Park
at 10:15 a.m. at the Pickering Recreation Complex. From
leges, rights, xesponsibi6ties and
there, die procession will ranch to the Civic Complex for a
obligations as opposite -rax cou-
—
service at die cenotaph.
carr."
Liberals were stared, withdrew
We urge you to attend ome of dee Pickering services to
The Liberal leader explained
evai their oriiped support and dee
tecopme the achievements and sacrifices of Canadians at
dust has party carat sit idly by
hip failed.
boon and overseas during wartime and in peacekeeping op-
while sane m society we not given
The Liberals were seen both as
craooms around die world. Remind your children of dee
dee same: n$bts as others, and "a is
ping b i+Ys and fbPBoPPmg
courageous people who wee willing to sacrifice their lives
be right thing to do and we wip do
and gays lick bonny that tie I.xber-
by going off to war. And. say a playa that it never happens
n ^
alar bad let iem down, and the iwue
again.
Mr McGuinty has surprised
hurt them wall ways in the 1995
many, including his own MPftelection
whi I Mr. Barris won.
YOU SAID IT - =
wham he did n" ask before '°-
The pustules have >>.rel'' meA
f o acing his policy and some of
tinned sam"m benclits siuce. The
2.
whom, disagiee with hon.
defected NDP premien Bob Rae
He
e lis resurrected the samo-set
promised b bring back his `eglels-
question was:
issue although die Liberals were
tion if re-elected, but under Placard
It's Waste Reduction Week. What do
Nonacid the they
die pearly bar at stressed
raiseit
you to to cut the amount of garbage
'bis was in 1994' alp Lys
Gays have made smile break
Md.eod, Mr. McGuinty's predle-
dnoughs. Courts have ruled dnt
you send to the dump?
ear, urged a New Detmocratgov-
one partner in a same-sex relaoof
emnert to dusnge the law to pro-
ship can claim support from the
vide family and survivor benefits to
other, as im a heterosexual rela ion-
sarr.e-sex couples.
ship, and allowed sae -sex couples
-
The Progressive Conservative
to adopt the biological dukb= of
leader and now premier, Mike Har-
one of the partners. which probably
ris, who has an eagle eye for what
would be acceptable to a majority,
mouses voters, won a memorable
but have not allowed full adoption
byelection, which the Liberals rea-
rights.
sonably expected to win, by claim-
Most people will wonder why
erg the Liberals' first priority was
Mr. McGumty but brought back an
looking after homosexual couples
issue which caused his party so
Kri pdm Stene Gonidiug ,Lenora Fry
instead of creating badly needed
much grief: lie may feel genuinely
•acka In says, "Recycling says, A lot of
jobs.
dui more needs to be dace for gays
says, "Compost- with my kids and recycling and
When the NDP introduced leg-
and that Its pity messed up its pre-
ing and recy- using environ- Composting"
islation that would have gone fur-
vkxn chance.
cling.' • meat-friexdly
thew by giving same -set couples
When Mr. McGuimty voted
p
full rights to adopt clukins, most
against extending rights m 1994, be
flu
appeared embarrassed in saying
Ow the issue should have been
vowed forward more gradually so
voters could fed comfortable with
it, but instead a uanists look ovw
Mr. McGuinty this time voiced
comarns that a gay student was
boom to death in the United Stases
and gay-txsbmg was reported an
the rise in Tonw k
The Liberal leader has bees
tinder unease pressure to come up
with policies becamse die Tories,
NDP slid news media here wooed
him constantly of merely wiociant
and rot offering sobrtions.
Mr. McGuinty oho wants to
darhnnatate that be is more can -
passionate dao Mr. Naris, whose
imw is mainly one of cutting
lutes and services. As pat of a
package, the Liberal leader
promised be will stop the spread of
gambling, which the Tories have
encouraged and kim money which
some say should be spear on oeces-
sides.
But
not find
the public . . McGumty Pol�l
shown that most Ontarians contin-
ue to oppose particularly giving
same-sex couples full rights to
adopt, which is a view shared by
many bedrock Liberals whoa Mr.
McGuinty relies on.
Drys may not be swayed to sup.
port the Liberals because they may
suspect they changed their policy
close to an election to win votes.
Mr. Harris's aggressive Tories
also we not beyond claiming in an-
other campaign the Liberals we
more intent on catering to gays turn
irrhproving the economy, so it could
be an issue Mr. McCumty may
wish he had k)th where a was.
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First thgne was pay equity, then employment equity and now the National Council of Scouts Canada ponders mandatory inclusion of girls...
S cout equity?
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BYJACQVIE MCINNI:'S
Staff Writer
1
The ntxt time you buy an apple
from a By Scout don't be surprised if
he is a ste.
In fact, you may already have no-
ticed tht odd girl in a Scouting uni-
form over the last four years since the
option a allow girls into the pack be-
came a. choice for Beaver, Cub and
Scout raders. Although it is still a
minority of groups who have made
the switch to co-ed troops, there are
some which have opened up to the
idea of allowing girls into the fold.
Tits month, the National Council
of Scouts Canada will vote on
whether to make the inclusion of girls
— where there is an interest —
maniatory for all Scouting groups.
(Wkere there are no female appli-
cants, groups will continue to run as
all-male packs.)
Womac have, in fact, been a large
part of Scouting for many years, says
Al Freeman, executive director of the
Oshawa Council. In the 1950s. the
Rover ltvcl, adult members aged 18-
26 well co-ed, followed in 1984 by
the Venture level which includes
youths aged 14-17. Finally, four years
ago the vote passed to allow girls into
the lower levels where the leaders
chose to include them. And morns are
already working as leaders, even in
all -mak grow#%.
"iltc orgaiti.atcon has probably 20
per cent (which is) currently co-ed"
estimates Gran Ferron, executive di-
rector of tht- D -trict Council for the
White Pine Rcgion, which covers
scouting groups from Pickering in the
west to Napncc in the cast and north
to the Algoquin region.
The demon to create a blanket
policy on ftc inclusion of females
into the orpnizathm is simply "rec-
opizing olierc society is and what
we re abort, which is providing pro-
grams fos,youth," be says. Today's
warm is IiITercnt from the one in
which tht Boy Scout ntovemeat
began araard the turn of the century.
be poiatsout. Wooten and men mate
relate in r different way wday. 'It's a
beahhy way of working togcd=r so
that who they do face the real worm
when thy've grown up and are out in
the wi4 force, they'rc prepared for it.
"Witt can an all -mak scout troop
accom ish that can't be accom-
plishedin a mixed group!' he asks.
Natcveryone, however, is ready to
give to traditions so easily. At the be-
girmiig of September the Newcastle
local Council in Clariogson voted on a
propsal to allow girls to join the
Pocks there. The answer was no. Next
year depttdMg old the outcome of the
aaticnal council vote, the Newcastle
kalrs may not have that choice.
'1 personally doa't have a problem
with girt% in Scouting;' says Patti
Norton, who is is her ninth year as a
Beaver Leader in an all -boy pack. "I
do leave a problem with lick boys on
a waiting list"
The decision x> go co-ed should be
left at the local level contends Mrs.
Norton, who says it may be ideal for
some communities while not for oth-
ers. "1 think what Scouts Canada
Needs to look at is each situation on
an individual lbsis. In Bowmanville
Ntere are " groups and all -boys
W
rel
Do you a point or statement
Ihat just he mate on an issue or
event place in Durham Re-
giom?
Does a ,recent topic have your
blood boil' g r heart aching?
Then re's po better time than
pow to 14 know.
As sve for the fast time this
past year 're looking for a lineup
groups, there is a choice. In Orono the
group is co-ed. It works perfectly in a
town like that because there are not
enough girls to make a good Brownie
program and not enough boys to malice
a good Scout program."
But, in Newcastle, the groups arc
already having a hard time accommo-
dating the boys interested in the pro-
gram, says Mn. Norton. "With two
parents working, it's hard to get the
leaders," she says. Finding extra facil-
ities to hold new groups crated by
the additional numbers could be prob-
1cmaoc as well. Facilities for Scout
ing activities are not often easy to
come by.
Mr. Ferran concedes the shortage
of facilities for meetings has become
an issue of concern in recent years.
"It's really affected this organiza-
tion recently with the protection of fa-
cilities by churches and schools.-
However,
chools-However, he adds, the issue will chal-
lenge the Scouts regardless of
whether there arc girls in the groups
or not. He suggests Scoot groups treed
to look to their roots for the answer.
RON pIL7111 )NIRO/ News
Advertiser photos
Some Scout troops already admit
girls, but others have balked at the
idea. Top photo, Normand Guay
helps Score Marie Helene Briere
with a knot. At left, Scouts Chantal
Delongchamp and Katie L aferriere
try their hand at some trick tving.
Below, pony tails could Ninm ht' -
come as familiar as crex ut, If
community .Scout meetm
-'If you I.wk at the htslory of
Scouting, it started in Scouter Joe's
basement," he says. Using someone's
home for a base from which to plan
activities is one alternative to using
community facilities, he suggests.
Leaders can be hard to corse by,
but Mr. Ferton believes opening the
groups up to girls offers opportunity
for more volunteers to also joie the
ranks with them.
Ilse trends tell us activities kids
are going to get into really we family -
centred. This allows us to take advan-
tage of that... It enables youth to get
the benefit of the program and parents
to get more involved"
Another concern around co-ed
Scouting is the issue of overnight
camping trips, a big part of the Scour-
ing experience.
"It means you have to have sepa-
rate accommodations and you must
have a female leader:' notes Mrs.
Norton, who questions how these pro-
grams will work.
But, Mr. Freeman suggests, "The
programs themselves don't have to be
afTected. What will be affected are
some of the logistics around how you
do that:'
Obviously, boys and girls won't he
sharing tents but. he adds. sometimes
male Scouts have to he separated tow.
due to personality conflicts.
"It's a matter of weighing the value
of tradition with what our future
holds," sums up Mr. Fermin.
But. the future do c%n't have to ig-
nore tradition, says Mrs. Norton. "1
certainly do feel theses a place for
single -sex organizations. "there's def-
initely a place for everybody having
their own thing to do:'
Across Canada, local councils
have already made their views known
to their district councils, which in turn
passed the messages along to the
provincial levels.
On Nov. 21. the National Council
will take a look at the opinions of
members from across Canada and
make its decision. Any person who
wishes to make his or her views
known to the council can write: John
Rtetveld. Executive Director of Com-
municatrns. National Council, P.O.
Box 5151, Station LCD. Mcrtvaic,
Ottawa, K2C 3G7.
What's in
a name?
Most of us know them as Boy
ti«+wax• aAter,t 'to, 6..y Sc.was ..t
Canada. It was the name they were
incorporated with in a 1914 Act of
parliament.
The group actwlly shortened its
sure to Scouts Canada over 20 years
ago, in 1976, reflecting, even then, a
change is the organiratron's dwcc-
lion.
However. it never had the sew
name officiated through Parliament.
a task it is now planning to usder-
takc. With this initiative coming at
the same time the National Council
is set to vote on a coed policy for the
organization, tome confusion
amongst members has resulted, says
Grant Ferron, Executive Director of
the White Pine Region District
Council which covers the alnico from
Pickering east to Napanee.
He wants it to be clear that it is
the organization, not the govern-
ment, which is chosing the future
pati) for Scouts Canada as it weighs
the idea of a national coed policy.
Politicians have nothing to do with
this decision," he says.
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Politics, Points of View and Parodies �4
�3 ministration Committee, 3rd Floor Boardroom, 60
♦ 9 Bond St., Oshawa.
TICKERIM TOWN COUNCEL " 'Wdesdey Nm 4 10 as - Regional Council,
would have an impact on an area that is already
over-devdoped. I'm really, really happy and we'll
Just make stare oto one else tries to sneak something
in there.
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1 think it's great Vey breve decided tact to go
ahead wick toe Wavle transfer station h was
opperewt to every citimea I talked to tont [bey
wee opposed to dot kind of operadow going in
thee. It is jest Ino done b bomits and Panties
And wand bine ked a negative iopact a the
reality of near lues,
Monday, Nott, 9,7:* pm — Pickering Council council chambers, 605 Rosslard Rd., E., Whitby. t
Executive Committee Meeting, council chamber, 1licy made the right decision. l should also say
} "Puckering Civic Complex, One The Esplanade. SCHOOL BOARDS - + ' ' 8tey showed great leadership in deciding to pull
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No meetings for public or separate school boards. tltt le application in the face of such opposition.
•DURHAM REGION Everyone involved in this issue deserves credit.
7Lesday9 Nov. 14� 9 amu. -Joint Planning and
< Works Committee, Planning Department Dowd- ',Muted #Akw w Rift till
room, 4th Floor, Lang Tower, Whitby Mall, 1615
Dundas St. E., Whitby. List WnArIs Qresliow: What's your response to
Tuesdey, Noe, 16, 11 am, - Waste Manatgemcre t
Steering Corm atee, Works Department Board-
roan, 105 Consumes Dr., Whitby.
y• m x - 111settift, Marto 12, if atm - Finance and Ad-
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JAF Wane Systems withdrawing their application
for a waste transfer factliry on the Ajax -Pickering
border?
'1 am extremely pleased J&F'has pulled its ap-
plication. I'm alto telieved boxatse 1 know it
Thies Week'! Qresdon: What's your reaction to the
WAW province -wide Grade 3 test results which in-
dicate Durbam Region's public school students
posted scores which were among the lowest in the
Greater Toronto Area?
Fax your comments to 683-7363, email them to
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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 4
VOLLEYBALL: Moms and tots vol-
leyball is held Wednesdays from 9 to
31:15 a.m. at the East Shore Commu-
eity Centre, Liverpool Rd. south of
Gayly St., Pickering. Babysitting
available. $10 at start of year, $1
every week. 420-0652 (Tammy) to
register.
SINGLE PARENTS: The Ajax -
Pickering chapter of the One Parent
Families Association holds its weekly
meeting for custodial and non-custo-
dial parents at 8 p.m. at Annandale
Golf and Curling Club, corner of
Church and Bayly Sts., Ajax. New
members welcome. 831-1201.
OSTEOPOROSIS: The Ajax-Pick-
cnng Osteoporosis Support Group
meets the first Wednesday of each
Veterans'
Week is
Nov S -I1
Pickering 17
pays
tribute
to war
heroes
PICKERING
— Bay Ridges
Branch 606 of
the Royal
Canadian Le-
gion is holding
several events
here in honour
of our war he-
roes during Vet-
erans' Week
from Nov. 5 to
11.
A Remem-
brance Day
dinner and
dance is set for
the Legion.
1555 Gayly St..
Saturday. Nov.
7 from 6 p.m.
ro I a.m.
Those u -
fending can
dance the night
away to the
tunes of 'The
Tickets are
$6 and can be
bought in ad-
vance or at the
A parade
and service is
being held Sun-
day. Nov. 8.
The parade will
form at the
Pickcriag
Recreation
Compkx on
Valley Farm
Road at 10:15
a.m.
The proces-
sion will march
at 10-30 a.m. to
the Pickenag
Civic Complex,
One The Es-
planade. for a
service at the
cenotaph.
Also. on
Wednesday,
Nov. I I a Re-
membrance
Day service
will be held at
the Pickering
Civic Complex
beginning at
10:50 a.m. to
commemorate
Canadians who
fought in the
First and Sec-
ond World
Wats and the
Korean War.
Everyone's
welcome.
The purpose
of Veterans'
Week is to rec-
ognize the
achievements
and sacrifices
of Canadians at
home and over-
seas during
wartime and in
peacekeeping
operations
around the
world.
It is also
aimed at to en-
couraging
young Canadi-
ans to continue
to learn about
our military
past.
For more in-
formation on
the Remem-
brance Day cer-
emonies or on
the dinner and
dance event,
call Karen
Nolte at 839-
2990.
month from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. in
lower -level conference rooms A and
B at the Ajax -Pickering Health Cen-
tre. 580 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax.
Guest speakers. Free. All welcome.
Phone 831-2175 or 428-6632 for in-
formation.
TOASTMASTERS: The regular
meeting of the Ajax -Pickering Toast-
masters is cancelled. Instead, it will
hold a joint meeting with Oshawa
Toastmasters Club. 'A Tall Tales
Evening'. 686-1443 (Mary Anne).
683-4439 (John).
AUTISM: The Autism Society.
Durham Region, holds a general
meeting at 7:30 p.m. at 24 Henderson
Dr.. Whithy. Support for families of
individuals with PDD or autism. 427-
9572 (Judy Croshic)
BILLBOARD
NOV. 4, 1998
THURSDAY, NOV. S
NATURALISTS: The Pickering Nat-
uralists meet from 8 to 10 p.m. in the
library at St. Elizabeth Seton School,
480 Strouds Lane (north of Sheppard
Ave. off Rosebank Rd.), Pickering.
Professional photographer Bob
McKay makes a presentation on 'Nat-
uralist With a Camera' and 'Loon
Haunts'. 831-1639 (Michelle Me-
loche).
OVEREATERS: Overeaters Anony-
mous meets each Thursday. It's avail-
able to those who have a problem
with food and want to recover. No
dues or tees required. Call 429 -SW
(Mary) for meeting location and time.
CARDS: Ballycliffe Lodge, 70 Sta-
tion St., Ajax, holds a card party at
7:30 p.m. Progressive euchre or
bridge. $3 each or $10 per table.
Funds to Ballycliffe's therapeutic
gardens. Phone 683-7321 for infor-
mation.
FIBROMYALGIA: Living With Fi-
bromyalgia begins at the Ajax and
Pickering Health Centre (formerly
the Ajax -Pickering Hospital), Har-
wood Ave. S., Ajax. The program
runs from 3 to 5 p.m. on five consec-
utive Thursdays.
Information on fibromyalgia and
on nutrition, relaxation and exercise
sessions specific to the disorder. $45
per person.
To register, or for more informa-
tion. phoae 683-2320, t. 1213.
CIVITAN CLUB: The kering and
Ajax Civitan Club host a mooting at
7:30 p.m. at R Villa, 534
Rodd Ave., Pickenng. ilding a bet-
ter world and making s a reali-
ty is the topic for the a ing. Phone
839-8890 (Terry) 839-0500
(Diane) for information.
FRIDAY, NOH 6
ADDICTION: The Serdnity Group
holds a 12 -Step RecoverylMeeting at
8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist 4hurch, 817
Kingston Rd.. Pickering. is weekly
group deals with addict' ns of all
types, including co -d jendamy.
Child care program avail le . re-
quired during the meeting All wel-
come. Phone 428-9431 (Jim,
evenings) for more information on
the group.
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lion Week (WRW) events, the Trea-
of HHW and strategies for marnaging,
the years feel that the time has come
and toys created from scrap fabrics to
„#
-an (Pure Chest, which began as a WRW
minimizing or avoiding it.
In Pickering and Ajax WRW activ-
to emphasize the 3Rs for the entire
month of November.
jams and preserves are found at the
church or country bazaar.
r. tvent, will run next week with a spe-
tial giveaway.
itics include:
LaiTaine
This awareness will take us into
One may also find special gifts by
This week marks the Recycling
• Displays including an Earth Ma-
chine Composter draw.
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Roulston
December, timely for seasonal gift
giving-
browsing through local consignment
shops or second-hand stores that sup -
Council of Ontario's (RCO) 14th An-
•ual WRW with a focus the
• Mayor's Challenge - which town
- - . _ __
Hopefully our 3Rs habits will be
port a charitable organization.
on avoid-
ance of Household Hazardous Waste
generates the least garbage?
• Best Filled Blue Box contest
Recyclers Corner
_
earned into the Christmas holidays.
Perhaps other communities in
The discarded book table at a h-
brary may have just the novel suited
(HHW).
• Beer Cap and Pop tab guess at The
Durham will follow our lead.
for a friend.
_ Public awareness about the 3Rs is
Beer Store in the Whites Road Plaza
Participating stores will be giving
At this time of year many church
Seasonal gifts don't have to be
.4 very high in our communities, there-
fore emphasis is being the
and Becker's on Hwy. 2, respectively.
• Ski Sale
away pencils made from recycled
groups are displaying wonderful
over -packaged and new to contain the
placed on
and Swap at the Pickering
denim to customers who refuse a bag.
homemade crafts for their annual
message of love.
A issues surrounding the hazardous
Recreation Centre Nov. 6-8.
As our events such as The Mayor's
Christmas bazaars where simple
Next week, look in the News Ad -
waste which have not received .utfi-
• Mobile Vacuum will offer merchan-
Challenge and the Best Filled Blue
ideas are transformed into wonderful
vertiser's Treasure Chest for a special
tient attention.
dice on old vacuum.
Box need a month to promote. Ajax
gift -giving treasures for the holiday
giveaway as an event for Pickering
WRW '98 promotes the 3Hs (Halt.
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and Pickering committee members
season.
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students
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out more about
- immunity col -
including
Durham College
,nd University
'mire. at an up -
ming event.
kepresenta-
r. from 24
Ilc,•cs will be
hand to an -
h ; r questions
," ul their facile-
., and pro-
r.un. Wcdncs-
:JI. Nov. 11
I r„m 6:30 to
'1 30 p.m. and
Thursday. Nov.
12 from 9 am. to
1:30 p.m.
The event, at
Durham College
at 2000 Simcoc
St. N in Os-
hawa. will also
feature hands-oa
workshops.
demonstrations
and information
on programs of-
feled at Dlnrham.
For more in-
formation call
721.3047.
Also, the
Durham College
Skills Training
Ccntrc at 1610
Charrplam Ave..
W uthy. will host
an open house on
Saturday. Nov.
14 from 9 am. to
3 p.m. There will
be displays.
prizes, coupe
and apprentice-
sho ism.
call 721-
3340 for more
information on
that event.
Support
group
meets in
Ajax on
Thursday
AJAX
Arca residents
coping with Fi-
bromyalgia have
an opportunity
for and
encourage nDent
when a local
group meets
here.
A Living
With Ftbranyal-
gia meeting be-
gins Thursday,
Nov. S at the
Ajax and Picker-
ing Health Cen-
tre (formerly the
Ajax -Pickering
Hospital), Har-
wood Ave. S.,
Ajax.
The program
runs from 3 to S
p.m. on five con-
secutive Thurs-
days. Informa-
tion on fi-
hromyalgia and
on nutrition, re-
laxation and ex-
ercise sessiows
specific to the
disorder arc of-
fcred.
The cost is
$45 per person.
Call 683-
2320, ext. 1213
for more infor-
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NEWS ADVERTISER NOV. 4. 1998
Lariviere enjoys success
From Newfoundland to Texas
Ajax traditional country musicians scores again
BY AL RJVETT
Staff Editor
AJAX —Ajax's country gentleman
is earning acclaim from the Lone Star
State in the aftermath of his second tra-
ditional country and western record-
ing.
Lincoln Lariviere's newest record-
ing, From Newfoundland to Texas, re-
leased in Mav on his own record label
L & L Records, has been met with suc-
cess similar to that of his debut record-
ing I've Never Been to Newfoundland,
which hit record stores last year.
From Newfoundland to Texas was
nominated in the international album
category at the Lone Star State Coun-
try Music Association Awards in Mag-
nolia. Texas last month and won the
award for best traditional country
album.
Lanviere wasn't on hand to receive
the accolade. but rather it was deliv-
ered to him personally in Ajax last
Thursday by Bill Allen, the executive
director of the Lone Star State music
association, who's staying with Lariv-
iere and playing several shows in the
area. Allen is a second cousin of coun-
try music legend George Jones.
"I was surprised:' says Lariviene. a
native of Nipissing Village. near North
Bay. "I never dreamed I'd be putting
out a CD. I was planning to get out of
country music but Roy Payne (a friend
and songwriter on the newest CD) told
me to a do a cassette of songs last year
which led to a CD this year"
Earlier this year. Lariviere garnered
three awards for his debut cassette I've
Never Been to Newfoundland.
He was honoured by the North
American Music Association Interna-
tional Awards in Gailingburg, Ten-
nessee in January with the awards for
Best Cassette Album of the Year and
Most Promising Mak Vocalist of the
Year
He wa, al— honoured with a Gold-
en B,—N, • ! in appreciation for his
dedication to traditional country music
in the Toronto area.
The new CD (which also has the
complete cassette of I've Never Been
to Newfoundland on it) is more tradi-
tional country which focuses on the
people and places across Canada. He
laughs when he's compared to
Stompin' Tom Connors, another coun-
try troubadour who wears the red and
white on his sleeve.
"I like the music to reflect all the
places I've been to, from Nashville to
Texas, to Ontario and every place in
between," explains Lariviem.
One song in particular on From
Newfoundland to Texas, called You'll
Always Be a Sweetheart to Me, was
penned for his wife Bernice and I Re-
member Smiley Bates was written
about a friend and country musician
from Timmins who died of cancer.
From Newfoundland to Texas is
currently receiving some airplay in the
States, and it's been sold in several
Ajax resident Lincoln Lariviere's latest collection of traditional country
music songs is enjoying a measure of success both here and in the U.S.
He's playing in Scarborough this weekend.
record stores in Toronto and at all his oral awards at the recent ceremony in
shows. Texas. They'll play at the Birchmount
Lincoln Lariviere and his backing Oprey at Cactus Pete's at the corner of
band. the Straight Arrc»v Band. will be Birchmount and Danforth roads in
accompanied at several shows in the Scarborough this Sunday from 3 to 7
arca with Bill Allen, wh. , aim) won sev- p.m.
NEWS ADVBUIUA WEDNkaIwu tGM 1 KlK NOVkArEN 4. HIM/ PAGE All AW r
Buy a book, be a friend
of the Ajax Library
Fund-raiser will help build new facility
AJAX — Friends of the Ajax Pub- lite sale is being held at the main
lic Library will help you do a little branch of the library, located at the
Christmas shopping if you'll help corner of Harwood Avenue and Kings
them build a new library. Crescent, next to the Town hall. It runs
A holiday book sale is being held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Nov. 14 and
Saturday. Nov. 14 and Sunday, Nov. from I to 4 p.m. on Nov. 15.
15 with proceeds going to the Friends' Also featured are a family Story -
new main library building fund. time at 2 p.m. on Nov. 14 and a Muse
There will be nearly -new fiction, Reading and Writing Circle at 2 p.m.
crafts, mysteries, Christmas books and Nov. 15.
cook hcxwks. Call Cindy Kimber at 428-3564 or
New children's books from Pig Mary Peterson at 619-2393 for more
Talcs w ill sell for under $10. inti rrnation.
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Paint, Tray
Tray James lets the creative juices flow during an
outing at the Pickering Central Libras last week as
part of a Halloween craJ} den. With ht fie painted
for the event, Trav puts together hi, „« n rrr,tr,„n for
the Halloween celebration. Lot irr in
the library -sponsored event
Ajax
show
features
work of
local
artisans
AJAX
The Ajax Cre-/
ative Arts Fall
Art Exhibit and
Sale is being
held the - k -
end of ,Nov. 20
to 22.
Various ani-
saas will be on
band selling
and displaying
items, including
pottery, water-
colours and
mixed media.
The opening
seception is Fn -
day from 7 to 9
p.m.
On Saturday
and Sunday the
exhibit and sale
will be open
from 10 am. to
4 p.m.
The show is
being held at in
the Village
Community
Centre at 22
Sherwood Rd.
W. to Pickering
Village.
Admission to
the event is
free. I
For more in-
formtation call
David Jack at
663-2990.
Enjoy a
bazaar
,,event in
Pickering
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Nov. 21 at St.
Paul's on-tbe-
Hill Anglican
Church. 332
Kingston Rd.,
"Pickeri'! bwng event.
which organizers
"Pea to attract
several hundred
people,
will run
from 9 a.m. to 3
p m. Admission
is free.
A limited
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Fast tacks
Wilicam Dunbar Public Jch(xpl runners thun- Counts Championships last Tuesdav The
der through the course is hili competing in championships went held at Trillium Trails,
the /0 -Year-old girls division at the Durham near Oshawa. Complete results of the meet
Elementary Athletic Association Cross appear on Page 18.
Roegeles rink readies for junior curling :one playdowns
Rockers dri*ve home
w ith Chrysler tl*tle
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AJAX — An Ajax junior
teen'% rink rLturned home with
The 'C' tick from the Wh-rticlilfe
Chrysler Casltspiel in lAi don
over the weckcad.
The Andrew Ruegeie rink.
which is Spring up for the On-
taim Curing Association none
playdownc later this monde,
starred the Landon uveas wah
two wins on Friday, ponied a won
lad two lasses cn Saturday. then
regrouped to wit both Sines on
Swday w capture the 'C title.
The Raegck rink wan. joined
at the boospiel by 24 teams from
across Ontario, mchding the
Jahn Morns Work1 Jutuor Cham-
pionshp fwrxrnc from Ottawa
Moms kw in the 'A' fnutl to
Ty kr Morgan of Burlington.
The Annandale rink, with
Ro>cy- le at skip. Blair Metrakos
at v1cc. Keith Mctrakos at %¢coxed
and Mat Critchley at lead, won
S3(x) lir 1t.. C' title vickVy.
The Roegek team, coached
by Alex Bianchi, will be rine of
16 competing at the Teranct Ju-
nior Men's Zone Playdorwn at the
Whnhy Curling Club Nov. 21
and 23. The rinks will vie for two
berths at the regional playdowns
at the Dixie curling Club Nov, 28
and 29.
Meanwhile. mkxhcr upcom-
ing OCA playdown is the CIBC
Hockey team
hopes funds
are m
the cards
MC"M' —A Picker-
ing minor hockey team will
host a fund-raising euchre night
next month.
The Pickering Panthers
minor peewee select hockey
team invites you to put your
cards on the table on Friday,
Nov. 13 at 8 p.m. p the West -
shore Community Centre on
.gayly Street, west of Liverpool
)toad. Pickering.
Prizes will be awarded for
the highest score and in other
categories.
There'll also be a light buf-
fet, cash bar and a chance to
win many prizes during the
evening.
Cost is S12.50 per person
with tickets available at the
door.
Proceeds from the event will
So to the hmkey team.
For more information call
Jamie at 831-0566.
p
Seniors' ?.one evert is Uxbridge
Non. 28 w 30. So far, Annandale
has am team entered. Dave
Wake will skip the rink.
The first club boospicl of the
sea's at Annandale is a cona-
pkae sets -out. The annual Aahs-
Me Sakes event will feature 32
wised teams which will each
plat' tree ntfb-cad gam. The
event it known for good turfing
and good fun off the ice.
Entries will soon be sougttt
for the: Brick Men's &racpid-
Brick Brewing has stepped to us
coattnnrc the Canada Life/la-
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Grantees an at Annandale Jan. 9 to
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Youth Dart League at the Ajax Legion Sun -
Claw Whitby wildcats
Pickering
peewees earn
first win
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PICKERIiNG — The Pickering
others Bel Air Travel minor peewee
Sep hockey team put one is the win
u nn with a 4-1 win over the Whitby
ldcats tau Saturday.
Kcvin Cryan opened the scoring
K scaads into the game. Less dun a
tole leer. Brand= Badcock put the
nthen ahead 2-0. Assists on the goals
nes to Brad Cowan and Chris Butler.
Midway through the the d period.
Yat c a ha trick with two
g --h 30 seconds apart.
Whitby scored late in the foal stan-
to spoil the shutour bid of goalie
vid Detentions, who played a stnowg
ne between the pipes.
The Pullin opened chic season with
r lasses and a tic before wm aarg
it first league contest. The Pickering
wets went defeated by Lindsay 8-2,
Lx 5-3. Clarmgtow 4.2 and Whitby 5 -
before playing to a 4-4 draw with
Team members we Ryan Clayton,
merom Clayton, Troy Giacson,
Latham Moore, Chis Pastermack. Kai
rtisohn, Breadan Badcock. Chris
der, Jason Collms. Brad Cowan,
vin Cryan. Marc Dirosa. Mike Kras-
wsb, Patrick Mtmdy. Patrick O'Sul-
w Dave Demarimis and Mike Olsen.
The tam is coached by John Ray.
awns Collins. Stew Moore. Jim Bad -
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day afternoon. The dart league is in its third
year of operation with about 20 players ages
eight to 18 olaving each Sunday afternoon.
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Ajax -Pickering sqw d preys on Predators, ices Bm w
Atom `AAA' Raiders keep
winning streak alive
The Ajax -Pickering Raiders The Raiders had 25 shots goalie Brian Scott turned away
major atom 'AAA' rep hockey on net, while Ajax -Pickering 15 of 18 shots.
team extended its league win-
ning streak to four games with
recent victories over the North
Central Predators and the Bar-
rie Icemen.
The Raiders defeated Bar-
rie at the Pickering Recreation
Complex on Nov. I, however
no score was submitted.
Derek Gray, Kyle Wetering,
Joey Assenza and defenceman
Ryan Hutton scored the Ajax -
Pickering goals. Assisting
were Richard Schofield and
Ryan Eickmeier.
Goaltender Matthew
Thompson had a busy after-
noon in net, facing 25 shots.
The atom Raiders defeated
the North Central Predators 8-
3 on Oct. 30. Tire offensive
star of the game was Gray with
a rive -point night on two goals
and three assists. Other goal
scorers were Eickmeier with
two, including a short-handed
marker, Richard Schofield
with two. Ryan Carey and
Graeme Murphy with one
apiece. Assists went to Weter-
ing with two, Schofield. Paul
Kent, Adam Brown, Graeme
Bannan, Jeff Ptilo and Assenza
all with one.
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NEWS ADVERTISER
t.Jerald. Bays. Gam
Glen Ohu. 2 Km Orlowski. Ca.glon;
4, 1 9 9 8
IL+Mary Gawr, FraWl man's esy: 4 Kis W -torr,.
Khoushrn•d. UtubMpe 16. Chis C1Ko.au, YmNay Faro
Roast.. 5 Semarwhe BoucherCoronation 6 Mehass
ii
A-shonp. Carker 7. Kis Orlowski, Ca -Ripon 8
17. Robbie Je *m. or. Philip 16. Paw Jelhmyt CW"
Sawh MW&wws, Feminist 9 CW- Greg, Sn J.A. MW
1. 1Ypl,btlwh
Donald. 10 Cheleas Gorden. Frenchmen's Bey 11
l
S•menMe The., O -Won 12. Kale Dam. Ride -way
2. PrYgM Crab
13. Kat. Ou-toll. FrotcMn•n'e Bay 14. SMNon VWrd.
cawk•r.
Goodwood 15. Jodi McDonald. DuAfwr's Bey 16 Jormdsr,
3. Suildrl rid
Jotaas, Prwgl- -- Creek 17 KatWools. Cartwright
RAM$
140
Centra 18 Dakota Newell, C•rMpa Cw*sl 19. Mmr-
/1VEAR-011.0 80"
ke Mon4.s. FaNk,pt. 20 Kelly D,uian. Cerarw Park
1. an
2. Central Ark
TEAM$
1 Men McootrpeN, Lae VOW 2, Riehard Broiler. Prinoe
1 F r baron'. Bay
3. Farawall
2 Glen ON
Agan 3. Mork ouRald. Bald Vola" 4. VA4h JGWW Surf
3. P-gls Creak
1}YEAR-OLD GIRLS
BOYS' Elim -YEAR-OLD AND WIDER
eel WS. 5. Kyle Cinch, Ca.Knl Park 6. Tnawn TWQWV.
1. Swuwh Num. Msedorarast 2 Den.l G"-.Cw*W
1. Louden Saml A Mclaughlat 2 Gdlan Bryon,
Ark 3 Da.m lk%s. Gould 4 Danes Schofield. Gan-
1Nytnurl T. Ricardo Maya Grtruda Colpw S. Kawm
RoWN, Ca-Asr 0..hso, VVs1leN, Broughton 10. Craig
dtsw.gon 5. James Thurbar. Wooda•s16. .10.0 Sodh,.
TR. MCEwen 7 Sawn Lugossy, Bleu Valley 8. EMGs
Mcl4 . SwKwa 9. Alkali Capra. PaWsarh t0. &wh-
dw Pad..IWK. Thrash CwKrw 1t. KeFgen Wdawns.
Cwdml PM rm
12 Chris PWM. Oulon 13. Connor
W
TlardK, McEwen AwM 14 V¢k Farrh. E.B. P 15. Josh
OIANy. Unblidge 16. Brawn SIVI-. WVWd 17. Slake
Soddy, Gwddabrspon 18. Stworn Munq, Sund-rIWM
19. Soon Issac, Heard 20. Michael Rows, Niptpu-h.
TEAMS
1. Gandet"logi n
a Canwal Ark
a uro dgF
NtlE-rEAR•OLo 60L5
t IIiwV Ireland. Glen Dhw 2 Taylor Whm•m". Prior 3,
Gat 11aRrgman. Cartwright Central a. Swah AWta
rk,
Farwren S. MrC1yo- MWOawae, Pritge Crab 6. &aIs^y
Roes. Fw,dwn-n's Bq 7 Kwa-Y BarWR PrKuga l.r•aY
6. JWM She~. Brougl0i 9. Kryy Suriwn. Farpon
Beed, 10. Sebrwle Benngw. Geneanse•pon t 1. Emay
Dawns. Glen Ohu 12. lleyl-y Tcdo, Tharypn 13. Jsaara
Gwwenbtk. COron OM 14 AMwgr Primed.
$eyesr 11ts. ,S. K1101-1 Coea,s, Tlgrnwn 16. 9. -my
NwaI . Cwwr PWM 17 Cahy TwAMId. Ourbar 18.
Cad. mom". Prwugt- Cr -o, 19 RwdW k4110690u.
Orydw, 20 Lon Kwwdy, Dur,ber
TEAMS
1. Prrrpr Cook
2 ceaww Pi N
I Olen Oh.
IME.rEARIO
D.oY$
Maslow Oft-. Edrr" g, 2 Mwm.w Kaiarri .
G•ndYMapm 3 Je -lar- Mwpla 8490 4 COW,
1•W -h A. MdA.0 en 5- Ewe, Twopugs. Cipowortl a.
Nm•an SIwaW,Cl. Maedo--mol 7 Sakai BrKoe. A.
Mclauydn 9 ShWW Tay W. Cawwer 9 Teawe Ilwtr,,
Q-wr 10 Kyle Jwass. Gould 11 Job Fras . W1Rwd
u iso An Carr,w,glw, 13. IMI Aftrandw. Kemon 14,
Careen Hys. A. YCLrrgan 15 Mass TTmspn. Hewd
N. Ilww Era•rre. C•r"w Pwk 17 oaMa•,
Cra
FS0.6a, ak ,6 NM Cwnw",, Dunbar 19 Marto
Deals
KOdAro.lwka. Carww 20 Crag Iwoaru0. A MCLsKgp�
F
TEAM$
1. AdeWO► OdA.Oan
2 F•tr,grroea
a DVka of Eaiovpn
MTEAR-OLD 6BRL$
1. Knew Nal Gas, Ch. 2 Carley Don. Or-~ a A -W ,
" - . Dwaea 4. Smash CAathA. Carlrnght Ceram
S. rats $syn Gan oh. t saptww. Tylwr. Dunbar, 7.
away Korp Deaaea t. Asbaso" Ils-m, causal 9.
Krol• Jwrwsup, Tlterrtk- 10 11Wrt- Blinn. am. Dhr
11 Swwrwa C-00. Urritihd$e 12 arwwas bob n.
lgew1013 Klee MSC•--, Cerarree u. CrwM Sung,
ftOPM" 1S Swtr-a E&L Phipe 14. & Ph. MI11s-
Malore. ►a- 17 3•warsha Sera, biarow 1s
at tares. 9etws. Gwutwataegwn H burwa Colow.
�ershlaMl-gin 20 LWON" WhyM. C•rlawwrl CA.".
TEAM&
1. Melees D~
a awl Oh.
a CA~
».EAR«D BCP$
I. S. Sho amt, A McLauy,w,, 2 Shw,• Owaboo,
evi ktwr 3. wetoa- Th--, 1Jntwmtluc 4. Caw Caw
pl ng lbak S. Slaw Abbot Lasrew W RYlod KM -
pr• D'Vesn 7 William P11a, Drew, 9. Bead Snow, Hq,-
oC-ah 9. CaW«, riot a at 10 Mmod T1xwrF
orim Jaren. Cwnsh 12. Ka.- Ca.~. Hd/ti
•aur 13 AW Mk. CWeateetwt la. tfaewm Boleyn. 1K
to Feral 1s A has Rewe. Pr -C- crow a Slow ayes
-wt. Cahn 17 Dow$wd•p-s► ubrtew to
led"". Jawaho. odwrweh 16 $wo Gesba_ A
MK& -V Nt 20. -40- triols. MoPa Palm
rEJleeb
1 �sh
2 Layt-ar•-
a P,w,gir, Geek
1 MYEAR-OLD Cnas'
LA9re KOy. Koren 2 Sarah MeL-urOwn, Csureateeen
3a••y l/ealawn. me" 4 JW.a Boeen. Alhtarowa
swuwlw. Aea-ew t. butma Dww Owner 7
OhSJ=Nm
Lwdm $"& den m $ Bua" me wmA ll w91e
ICwea 9 K-ya Clrertatc. La sweeas 10 La -1-y leees.ol-
r Ilea•eh.ereN •1 Knee fir, tarda 12_ $h•rwtew
MackFanr,grook 13 SO-80Cr•R. Berood 14 Lie
Awgw power". , 5 Atte Jo, Glen Ow 14 laePh
pamroa maple Rolp 17 A*-Wba Fear J
goom. $A
NWa
M&cO1e CMB Soft G was akepe is $hr-
- wW- "was. Drymen 20 Jur Sa..art. Gan oh.
TEAMS
I . dr, Oh.
2- tAk-.00a
a Prows Gnaw
17-VEAR.OLD man,
I'
1 MOO POW 14drp, 2 Greeny Murphy. ngosea 3
_
Mew.bs Down, Ridgawey • Ma. Ar -or -t C•rabor 5
DSlar "WIL Msaerwcww IS Ar - Dydd,ew, Mioldow.
oar 7 Awtadeu s Kowrou n". C4r,r,on it lac R•oa.
9 Aheaor sydewy. Gooewood ,0 Anbrw
MMM.
lleraw. s J A M-cOorya 1, Clan 9 kraal OrVdwn
t2 Tjawr 0 . S~ uts 13. Mr MW ISWra, Apo.
Olde 14. Mol" Gayle. - , 0•en 15 Tow COsea,
TaW"W 14. Jack LO . C• -is, , 7 wrenN
,owa.
FBI abIab 19. So" Hua, Pr -pa Creek 19. &hen Ower
tae, lift"on 20. Ldlery Lee". Ikpennh
TRAM
1. Curr
a w.m.nat
a H pa.b
tlsYEwwoLD o$lLs
1. Charww SwQ1. Nall Lyraft 2. Jeoura Nov. Gan oau
111 Awash. Ca nwrig t C•nww 4. Lie lkrea. Waaa-
•w uta s. Kralen 1a1.M, cart Oft 7 Ilea" SwdeN4
Ceawatpwu 3 AN" Gehga VaaeaK Yrr► 9. Ali= Ju•
Best, Os- Chu 10. Kim Aback Tra robot 11. 1eteO te•
Rwtwrd 12. Jesse O,Irwr, Or
MF S•whwao 6 13. ates"
-
CIDruKr. Dwmr 14. Awtay Rtmg den oh. 16.
Start. Flow, a.m..Id 13 Doom Ilatwr, KW;@ -
MM 17 Kww Vwalwa. betu$1 - 1$. AMW oaraftal
Btwgloon 19. SOMWMa MoCOWAC K•ben 2D. S rah
4
k6++a-e.16yMurrt.
TCAr
1. own oda
a Taomwn
aFWgoW
1. JIM Kddlibe. K~ 2. Mfe MNOWdw, Meamf
Lwin 3 Apo• Gw.ea. aI Nes. S. AM or Gomm,
A
EA -Overt a JoiItw @-am A MILarro t 7. cam BM,
$mea.w.3 UM llmm. CamYt 9. Effie Sown, Glen -
vow M nal MV. Tltwsow 11. Ptd 1M omewteaw,
e _
Bellwood It SN.w T'wgilt ' -go ' 13L U.S.ft L
9uwmM Oft 14. owls CMeatg, Fenno 15. M"
Lindros jersey
. 1
to be raffled
by novice
' k
hockey team
PICKERM - An authentic
' Eric Lin4as Philadelphia Flyers jer-
sey signed by 'the Big E' himself
will be up for grabs in support of a
►
Pickering minor hockey team.
The Pickering novice selects will
-
raffle the jersey, with all proceeds to
i
the squad.
Tickets are $5 each or three for
$10. They're available at the pro
I
shop AI Don Beer Arena on Dilling-
ham Road or by calling Paul Ether-
ington at 420-2971.
The draw takes place Dec. 19.
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`BUMPER TO BUMPER
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.,
PARTS
LABOUR
COVERS 1
ALL A;
WORN OUT OR BROHN
COMPONENTS
.BELIEVE ITL
Up to 4 yrs., 80k available on some cars, most cars 1 yr., 20k included. Warranty available on request
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95 Saturn SCI 32K 96 Sn&e 41K Certified - Specials
95 Plymouth Acclaim 45K 94 Grand Prix 48K '84 Jeep C37 '88 Mercury Sable LS SW
'92 Isuzu Trooper _;-K +� Jetta Trek 39h '81 Toyota 4x4 Pick-up '89 Gran Marquis LS
'95 Ford Ntu•tan,: '`� '9{ Suzuki Sidekick '90 Pontiac Transport '89 Mercum. liable Lti S«•
94 Honda Cil is '90 VR' Jetta Diesel
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6 0
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YOKOHAMA. PIRELLI, KUMHO,
MULTI MILE, DOMIMON
ALIGNMENT
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MONDAY - - - , ;7"'r----------- � ----- --
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TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY OP,P,20%
LABOUR Now •
ONLY! - - - _ - - _ :With this conEoa_'��
At Consurrw Car Mart, cuBb.TIK - a
S� is «r . ow FREE COURTESY CAR WITH APPOINTMENT
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cars and light trucks NOV. 18/ 98
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NEWS ADVERTISER
NOV.
4, 1 9 9 8
Khoushrn•d. UtubMpe 16. Chis C1Ko.au, YmNay Faro
Ulmrtdgs 3. K"a 9y'nton. SWMSWWM 4 Sarah War.
TEAM
aw"it HtOhbtteh 11. &MWrI Soares. Gartdelee"OSl'
17. Robbie Je *m. or. Philip 16. Paw Jelhmyt CW"
Sura" I/K 5. Courinsy Loft ,. GWWWubogcn S.
1. 1Ypl,btlwh
/2. MWs /arr,illon, Soon C"Krw 13. Kyo Merl. Sep
Park 19. Jeff McDrrmq. Cea•nl Ark 20. Karan Cost.
J•erce ID•ynlon. SunOW W1C 7. MrarfiN S1 Jahn.
2. PrYgM Crab
41 f1. JWrtw Eroen. WDM M1dpe 15. Jueer, Mrnsloo'
cawk•r.
Utbndps S..18- ar Sowlwy. RoasbWk 10. E" Crap•
3. Suildrl rid
Jars, McFediale 16.
RAM$
140
ball. Hiphbush 11. Juke Pam. Cwdrel Part 12. M,tholle
/1VEAR-011.0 80"
VON 19 Ba
TM*W. S•ywoll 18. T Soulailh. LM ab
1. an
2. Central Ark
WON. Moedowcr-r 13, Hdlg Kelly. K•drm 14, Seam
1 Men McootrpeN, Lae VOW 2, Riehard Broiler. Prinoe
Fr" as. UsDridge 20. Mw Lrkr,, Pa•rsm.
3. Farawall
MWc.t, CorrwM 15 Tracy Crompton. P•hlarron 16. A4
Agan 3. Mork ouRald. Bald Vola" 4. VA4h JGWW Surf
TEAM
1}YEAR-OLD GIRLS
h- Thompson. Farawail 17 Jack. G•Nmrrwu, Pnga
eel WS. 5. Kyle Cinch, Ca.Knl Park 6. Tnawn TWQWV.
1 sun" Heiyna
1. Louden Saml A Mclaughlat 2 Gdlan Bryon,
r-18. Ton So -p. Pwrsm 19 Ashley Kong, Wood-
leM
nds 20. -gen Marsh. Prnple Creek
1Nytnurl T. Ricardo Maya Grtruda Colpw S. Kawm
RoWN, Ca-Asr 0..hso, VVs1leN, Broughton 10. Craig
2 Highbush
3. Saywell
CONSUMER CAR MART
`BUMPER TO BUMPER
�11lARRAN'il
.,
PARTS
LABOUR
COVERS 1
ALL A;
WORN OUT OR BROHN
COMPONENTS
.BELIEVE ITL
Up to 4 yrs., 80k available on some cars, most cars 1 yr., 20k included. Warranty available on request
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'93 PLYN101TH N MAGER '92 CHEM SS 4x4 PICT; -LP '94 FORD E.IPLORER XLI '95 -LILURL:S SHO
95 Saturn SCI 32K 96 Sn&e 41K Certified - Specials
95 Plymouth Acclaim 45K 94 Grand Prix 48K '84 Jeep C37 '88 Mercury Sable LS SW
'92 Isuzu Trooper _;-K +� Jetta Trek 39h '81 Toyota 4x4 Pick-up '89 Gran Marquis LS
'95 Ford Ntu•tan,: '`� '9{ Suzuki Sidekick '90 Pontiac Transport '89 Mercum. liable Lti S«•
94 Honda Cil is '90 VR' Jetta Diesel
I
86 HU\D:1 .1( (OKI►
Ad
93 C L TL kSS (IERR:A
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95 FIRY.BIRI)
•
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'h 4t- f r:
THIS ENMROMWENTALLY
FRIENDLY PROCESS
CLEANS AND RECYCLES
YOUR ANTIFREEZE
LIKE NEW!
!� T= ROTATION
.Ralirvim
Cloick • Tt Mck (� '
poosom
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X $19"
420-3555
MICLUBEs:
- tIMMP PIM�IIM PAM
Calliper an
-Lr�irtttBs BIAMAIfTY
ofter P" Oft
6 0
OFF MSRP
YOKOHAMA. PIRELLI, KUMHO,
MULTI MILE, DOMIMON
ALIGNMENT
so% OFF
MONDAY - - - , ;7"'r----------- � ----- --
A01 TU
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY OP,P,20%
LABOUR Now •
ONLY! - - - _ - - _ :With this conEoa_'��
At Consurrw Car Mart, cuBb.TIK - a
S� is «r . ow FREE COURTESY CAR WITH APPOINTMENT
Class 'A' m$Otlerlpr recorr$rlwld ally SERVICE BILL $50)necessary racy°"' •ale afters appy to most - offers expire
cars and light trucks NOV. 18/ 98
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