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Home My WebLink AboutNA1998_11_11.$790 million to restart rea Out Ontario Hydro must improve all troubled nuclear operations before restarting Pickering FY AUR/ANNE TAKACS Swff Writer keep in mind the Pickering 'A' try can expect a return on its in- However, he spent much of his the Town of Pickering a year `PICKERING — It may cost restart is dependent on sustained improved vestment in Pickering. visit defending Hydro's fire after the issue was first dis- 5790 million to restart 'A' performance at Pick- 'B'. Mr. Preston attended the safety strategy at Pickering in cussed with civic officials and the Side of the Pickering nuclear ering Darlington and Bruce;' meeting to explain Hydro's 'A', (ollow- the face of a barrage of ques- after Hydro's initial response sta- Ian and it will only be fired Gene Preston, who's leading Ontario plans for Pickering tions from Ward I Regional Cour illor plan was not accepted by Town up 1f Ontario Hydro im- Hvdro's nuclear division improvement ing last month's authorization of Maurice Brenner. Coun. staff. greatly Proves all of its troubled strategy, a $50 -million expenditure by the Brenner asked why Mr. Preston replied Hydro nuclear Operations. told Pickering Council Monday. utility to prepare for the possible Hydro hasn't come up with a would have its new plan to the It's really important And, he said, the restart will restart of the 'A' side of the sta- new proposal for an emergency Town within two weeks. He we also depend on whether the util- tion beginning in June 2000. fire response arrangement with See PICKERING page A2 GENE PRESTON Return tin investment? PICK,ERING N_E_Wq,,.. ADVERTISER P 1 C K E R I N G' S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1 9 6 5 PRESSRUN 44.000 48 PAGES N'EDNE.SDAV NOVFMBER 11, 1998 OPTIONAL 4 WEFK DELIVERY $_5,' SI NEWSSTAND Eye in the ski•? Masked Durhampolice ..-�urines rob f hope to share in Pickering possible chopper ANDREW IWANOWSKII.4'ews Advertiser photo Thr Yoaang Singers of Ajar jained)once., with Mr. Harron helps young Dvlan Carr a local av-toi Dion Hoarse /dear telewskav eharor• bv.v who .nOerr Imm Battew Dt'.sease- sing err GYrarhe FarpuAwtesow/ b er+lsarse fon alowg with Nie Yowrx Sarxers choir as they rAeii .y. -....../.,t' w..yb AA.,- a. ..:I.�'wwe.... /"--r-..-�w» ..... �.............yo.-........ ».......w' Disease being held Nov IS at the Ford Cen- )and-raissng performance, call 416 -870 - re for the Perforating Arts in Toronto. Here, 8000. Treasuring `every minute' with a boy who has fatal disease 'There is so aeatme w and it is always fatal. Batten Disease is rarely di- agnosed immediately, often being mistaken for epilepsy, mental retardation. sometimes even schizophrenia in adults. Often, it begins with deteriorat- ing vision and seizures, person- ality and behaviour changes and always progresses through mental and physical deteriora- tion to death. Indeed doctors initially be- lieved Dylan suffered from un- controllable epilepsy before he was diagnosed with Batten Dis- ease. His parents remember being told matter-of-factly that their son's condition was fatal. See BATTEN parte 5 BY UNDA WHITE BY STEPHEN SHAW Stoll Weiser with a heavy weight on their Stud Writer hearts. They live each day Dytan Carr comes is many A helicopter to pstrot the forts. Being greeted at the has a fatal disease that will cut skies above Durhan Region aro short his life. being dropped off by the school Neighbouring communitics bus brings a wide. smile to his Batten Disease several years would be a -huge" advantage for ago, more than a year after he giggles, as does playing his police. but won't put an end to favourite computer game. Pat- titularly when he's doing well. age three that "shattered" the Car family. He soon developed high speed chases. Chief Kevin four different types of seizures. horse riding lessons. MCAlpme says. And his parents get much from such limes, too. into the night. Banca Disease is an inherit - Police departments in the ed, degenerative, neurological tle minute we spend with hien," Gia- - Tororto Area have re- Sue Carr reports. But while Mrs. Carr and her son of any age, but primarily strikes infants. toddlers sad cently joined forces to explore school -aged children. the possibility of a shared chop- per service. The cor irmave — with repre- sentatives from Durham, Toron- - - lo, Peel. Halton. York and Hu nihoo-Wentworth ponce ser- KEVIN McALP/NE vices — was struck in response '/'art not sure if arrybodv Io word the pmvinc•ial govern- really waderstands %Isar a aeon may consider helicopter Grasriwg. Irelicoper can do.' Chief McAlpine says the expect a helicopter would ch-- cometinee is to the process of orate pursues. In theory, access developing an "operational pro- to a chopper, to sonic canes, cedure- to the hope of getting would reduLc the need for p Aice provincial appoval fair a pilot to persue a Aenns vehicte. ctr- ,o✓• prf"". bw the risk to oRmers awe eia- v-........ — rr.a+-tee .-r n. - _• e---...- M ti undersianQc what a hchcorwcr shorr .•.rscrwadays I*m roe sue a can or carrot do and tat', why helicopter -add make a huge we need a pike protect he say.. different:' he says. t With Duhan RclntwW Ki- "Certainly, if the helicopter Jim patrolling an area of roughly was here tat uhc start of a chase) I J10o square maks, the largest of dwN arc going to cover a til the GTA forces. access to a hen- more grounr& a lot Ease' and a ,opt er could have enorm— lel safer than a police car.- berefes. Chief McAlpinc said Under due plan to be pro- rohis hisservice it in a -unique situs- posed. a lsdicopler would patrol Coo- in that It covers a large The skits across the GTA about shank of Lake Ontario's shore- 10 hours at a time. trough details line. the urian communities such as which jurisdic60as which 6ne it as well as neral would have access and when still communities as far north as have to be worked out. Besiverk- It's hoped de Province will .In Wrists of ground and share with municipalities the water searches a helicopter cost of a helicopter, but at this could snake a huge d6crencce." point dere is --no comnita-17 he sad. referring to the recent from the Mntstry of the Solncl- search for a missing cuwcmt as for General. spokcsman Matt an example. Police interest, in the Blajcr said. He said the nun - use of helicopera heightened a nstry's Poking dnvrston ns carry ire wake of two rotcm high- ing out a comprehensive re - speed pursuit-, in Toronto which Spec view" of police pursuits and a re - in the deaths of innocent ciatlerists port is being prepared by former Hamilton -Wentworth police moto Chief McAlpine. however, duet Bob Middaugh now an as Says it would be "unmalnslic' to sistalt deputy minis&"* lodde the New# Advertlor � TSB Fr• R r:& Bali .........M ............B1 EIIi.Ihi..•d ......B3 Ba:,d.I"s B�.It ...B5 Cho~ .........B7 Of BS A CALL ' sea ....... 683-5110 BiMli d - ...683-5117 Baal odhm .60-3005 AetWill UW ..683-7545 • • Yaps . We iii we 1-800-662-8423 EM311 ............ Courlem newsroom@durham.net WV Web Mite durhamnews.net E •' itioned Cars � �� DAX .........683-7363 t t4' l ANDREW IWANOWSKII.4'ews Advertiser photo Thr Yoaang Singers of Ajar jained)once., with Mr. Harron helps young Dvlan Carr a local av-toi Dion Hoarse /dear telewskav eharor• bv.v who .nOerr Imm Battew Dt'.sease- sing err GYrarhe FarpuAwtesow/ b er+lsarse fon alowg with Nie Yowrx Sarxers choir as they rAeii .y. -....../.,t' w..yb AA.,- a. ..:I.�'wwe.... /"--r-..-�w» ..... �.............yo.-........ ».......w' Disease being held Nov IS at the Ford Cen- )and-raissng performance, call 416 -870 - re for the Perforating Arts in Toronto. Here, 8000. Treasuring `every minute' with a boy who has fatal disease 'There is so aeatme w and it is always fatal. Batten Disease is rarely di- agnosed immediately, often being mistaken for epilepsy, mental retardation. sometimes even schizophrenia in adults. Often, it begins with deteriorat- ing vision and seizures, person- ality and behaviour changes and always progresses through mental and physical deteriora- tion to death. Indeed doctors initially be- lieved Dylan suffered from un- controllable epilepsy before he was diagnosed with Batten Dis- ease. His parents remember being told matter-of-factly that their son's condition was fatal. See BATTEN parte 5 BY UNDA WHITE busy househoid, they do so Stoll Weiser with a heavy weight on their Happiness for six-year-old hearts. They live each day Dytan Carr comes is many knowing their curly-haired son forts. Being greeted at the has a fatal disease that will cut door by his older sister after short his life. being dropped off by the school Dylan was diagnosed with bus brings a wide. smile to his Batten Disease several years face and sets off a chorus of ago, more than a year after he giggles, as does playing his suffered a Grand Mal seizure at favourite computer game. Pat- titularly when he's doing well. age three that "shattered" the Car family. He soon developed He also enjoys gymnastics and four different types of seizures. horse riding lessons. occumng many umes a day and And his parents get much from such limes, too. into the night. Banca Disease is an inherit - pleasure Indeed. they treasure "every lit- ed, degenerative, neurological tle minute we spend with hien," disease which may affect a per - Sue Carr reports. But while Mrs. Carr and her son of any age, but primarily strikes infants. toddlers sad husband Cliff cwt a typically school -aged children. bank Same pair being sought in Whitby robbery attempt PICKF RING — A Pick- lring CIBC was held up at Wripoint 40 minutes before a micbed robbery bid at a 'Whitby branch. Durham Regional Police ,aid two men wearing bala- .:lavas and armed with hand- guns escaped with cash fol- lowing the herst at the branch A 376 Kingston Rd. around 5:40 p.m Friday. A short time later• police said, two men wearing bala- clavas were seen rushing to- ward the door of the CIBC at Dundas Street and ThKkson Road in Whitby. The branch was closed. -'once they discovered it wasn't open lhcy then tax into the vellicle awd tial. Sergtawt Jun Griwaity sad. A t-6- uw .w.rw." men's car, which turned ocn to be reported stolen. The robbery squad is in- vestigating both incidents. fest we J, or et As Ftiekenng war veer- + has awe their families and 1neads marked Remem- Day today, the LAdvemrtiiscriser provides irring story of ourney in the ld war. you'll learnw face of the edian Legion. tit is making its wort it Our Six don s�lrabs M Fftra 7 Pickering boy killed in fire reniem ered forever memorial brings closure to `awful tragedy' BY STEPHANIE A&DONALD Sprcid to elk New Adversiir► PIC MRM — A tree and in merhory of a Rosebaak RwdRwd Public School sti dem killed in a fire will help bring cloaae to the "awful tragedy" for elle boy's school mates. Isaac Craodles, 4, a senior kindergarten studut At Rosa bank, died in a Sept. 25 blaze at a Rougemount Drive home where he lived with his grand- parents after Pickering fire6hght- ers and Durham Regional Police 11, mads several uasaooessfd at - scripts to save hiw. Funds raised by frieadc and neighbours of the fanny were used to buy a granite plaque and two trees, one of which has been planted in the fanny's backyard. The Crandles' ww-door neighbour of seven years spear- headed the cwmpargu to raise money for the pertttmuat Memo— vial. "I thought an de local nagh- bours would send floral V teas to the funeral hone," explains Karen Smith. -[Us is something that will last a lot longer" Ms. Smit► went door-to-door on Rouganatst Drive asking residents to contribute to the cause and late coNa-ted nhotWy 6om bmililx on aaghbolriag Lynon Court who also wanted to it took Ms. Smith only a mat- ter of days to arse the funds she needed "People were stopping me on de snort asking me if dry could W, repots Ms SMOL She eventually had to say "nd' when the goal for the dedi- cation had been reached. Rosebank principal Jack Houghwe says Friday's event at 110 pm. will be i uPwam for Isaac's classmates who have been devastated by the boy's death. "I think it's important that the kids bring closure to this. It was an awful tragedy;' says Mr. Houghton. Also in anerdance at the ded- ication will be Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs, the boy's family, friends and neighbours who con- tributed to the tree and plaque. STOCK UP YOUR FRMER Regular SALE Log Cake $12.99 16.50 • 8"Round nd 116.99 18.50 ' Heart $19.99110.00 BICKERING 10” Round .,21.E i„.� "I,,�Itt FWA Small Sheet 126.99 113.50 tIe$�itolllt ll J 9 ► MOE All NWi ADVER7rH1 WEDNESDAY uwno•l. wovEmEll 11, im Pickering restart could be costly FICxERING frim paste f noted that while there was no agreement on a joint re- sponse in place, there was at no time an 'inability to re- spond to fire" at the Picker- ing plant. Court. Brenner suggested a year was "a long time to bring forward a response plan that should have been dealt with as a priority.- When riority"When Coun. Brenner asked how man of 75 fire safety deficiencies at the Pickering 'B' plant identified in a 1495 Hydro review have been corrected, including problems with inadequate fire bamers. Mr. Preston said he couldn't comment be- cause he wasn't familiar with the report. He assured councillors. however, that fire protection was one of several safety pn- onties being dealt with in Hydro's 51.6 -billion nuclear division improvement strate- gy announced in August 1997. He noted the Pickering station is getting a full-time fire brigade by June of 1999. While Hydro has launched an "aggressive fire upgrade program". noted Mr. Preston, it has not vet been completed because the utility has had to prioritize projects in a number of areas to provide the largest incre- mental improvement in safc- ty" possible at its nuclear fa- cihtw%- Coun. Brenner suggested Officer assaulted during `john' sweep A man has been charged with sexual as- sauhmg a female police offices dur- ing a prostrartiaw sting in which she was working on- drnYtver. Durham Rc- gumal Polux said tAs rw•derwfied pus•trs as a pnn- tiltiAe when she was attacked early Friday. . hbc was tam - ins to a motonst who stopped for her when the dn- ver suddenly readied out of the vehicle and gabbed her breasts, Scrgcan[ Jim Grimley sad "She moved hack Nut he thea Lunged froom the vehucle and grabbed !told of her," prompting the team of police officers keeping watch to rush to Hoerr colleague's assistance. A suspax was quickly placed under arrest. E d w a r d Hogan, 49. of Keene, which is near Peterbor- ough, has been charged with sex- ual assault and communicating for the purpose of prostitution - Meanwhile, seven more sus- pected 'johns.. were arrested during the two- day operation carried out in the city's central cor- ridor. Charged with communication for the purpose of prostitution are Michael Peter- son, 36, of Wark- worth. Ont.: David Hughes, 49. Taunton Road, Fampton; Mark Thompson, 28, of Falby Court. Ajax; David Brown, 41, of Homefreld Square, Courtice; Gary Dempsey, 41, of Overbank Drive. Oshawa; and Rick) Willis, 31, of Inverness Drive. Oshawa. that as a former employee at the Brown's Ferry nuclear station in the U.S.. Mr. Pre- ston should he demonstrat- ing a greater interest in lire protection. " 1 don't understand:' said the councillor. "You were involved in a nuclear facility that had a lire and it's not a priority here at Pickering." The councillor also won- dered what had happened to a fire risk assessment of the Pickering station promised by Hvdro at a meeting last winter of officials from Hvdro. the Town, the On- tario Fire Marshal's Office and the Atomic Energy Con- trol Board. Pickering station head Bob Stricken told council- lors the fire risk assessment has been under way since September and has included a detailed review of all past reports on the issue and a "walkdo wn" examination of the Pickering plant. He also noted the risk of fire has been reduced at the facility by the removal of com- bustibles. "Fire safety is certainly one of our top priorities. said Mr. Stnckert. On the issue of the restart. Mr. Preston told councillors the 550 -million expenditure authori,rd by the Hydro hoard will only preserve the ,ptn+r •t firing up Pl:l,cr in-. \ reactor, He ❑,_ the Hydro board is also con- sidenng the construction of a combined cycle gas turbine plant to provide additional generation capacity. instead of Pickering 'A' The board is expected to choose be- tween the two options some- time between April and June. 1999. 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Eth received her �.o.,rysa.w. �.,�aaa.w.dswala massage from registered massage therapist Brendan Brovr-ne during her ►--_kQn-+hV* visit to the Health and Wiliness Expo held at rho .Metro Fact Trade Cen- tre in Pickering last weekend. surplus' rr wr:rrry c;19AJGA0V Staff Wnler Durham Regional Police could Rave a budget surplus at the end of she year. a far cry from the depart- ttrent's situation in 1997. On the other hand, this year's bud- get called for the hiring of 20 new of- ficers. 14 of whom are at the police college in Aylmer and the remainder working as cadets. Thosc new officers helped boost toils year's police budget to about $59.3 million. an increase of $5 mil- lion over 1997. In that year. the police were over budget by $3.4 minion. mostly be- cause of a salary increase given offi- cers is a 52.2 -million wagc settle- ment and the Guy Paul Morin wrong- ful -conviction inquiry which exceed- ed SI million. The chief said work on the depart- ment's 1999 budget is under way and requests froth the different divisions total about $71 million. ..We're doing our best to get that down to a much more acceptable level;' Chief McAlpine stated. But. Oshawa Councillor Brian Nicholson expressed concern that of the police not cut any money a 50 -per budget dwt miSM addiiew cent ittcrease is the number of people killed in motorve icle ci ttus year be - [ween January period in 1997. over the same pe There were 19 fatalities in Durtumn in the first six months of this year compared to 12 in the forst half If 1997. More people die in accidents 00 our streets than any other way." e you Coun. Nicholson Doted . People any Pats op' running red lights or driving at high 1 -he chief noted. '"trafficissues will be a major Durham Regional PO - lice objective in '99. Speeding and traffic are important issues. Traffic is often at the bottom of the list and it needs to be moved up. A couple dyed intersections need major up - Whitby Councillor Pat Perkins questioned changes in patrolling be - caw of community Policing. "prior to community policing, we had foot patrols and bike patrols in our parks. Police officers (on bikes) did tend to have a very good gip of what's going on. They had the ability to go where cruisers can't go" The bike patrols "did lower crime, drink- ing and vandalism. There was a sig- nificant decrease in vandalism and a decrease in under -age drinking. I'll be interested to see if the costs of vandalism have gone down." sA�E !F�E- IAL BPF(GXp lS Wed., Nov. 11, 1998 News Advertiser 'Shaw At Home Pick. 'The Brick Ajax/Pick. . ncw�aa,da�u��wdai►eah � x_ neoabtt, ail meats. utiltudatt ^.: m 1�7 pew. ca tsc .: -edea with dte tat of vas ,c�spoyl[t dlroulth your bM¢ ti 1 Recycling progacn. F , lnfonnmon on ddrvamg u' advertising flyers- f �. I NCAA 11 TCHFlt ..;.cite soar All• POW A4 NEWS ADVd1715E11 110E01ESDAV EDfT1011. NOVEtrEw 11, idea Nuclear plant passes 13 of 14 targets recycliePImme PICKERING —The Pickering nu- * Radiation dose to the public — 0.5 hours worked — 6.1, surpassing the me when clear station has met all but one of the millirem, bettering the Hydro goal of Hydro goal of eight. y O>u']l� 14 performance indicator targets set for 0.8 mrem. Hydro states performance listed ;-r it for September 1998 by Ontario * Spills reportable to the Ministr' of wthan target is not an indication �E�cwse one Hydro, according to the latest monthly the Environment — two. surpassing the reactors are unsafe. 'report cardreleased by the provincial utility to make itself accountable to the public. Hydro bettered the targets in 1I cat- egones, met them in two and missed one. September report card results were as follows, all for the first nine months of 1998 except for measurements that are quarterly. as indicated: * In an index reflecting nine industry standard performance measures set by the World Association of Nuclear Op- erators (fox the third quarter of 1998) — 64.9 per cent, bettering Hydros tar - the Hydro goal of four. " Total collective dose "'radiation to all on personnel and visitors — 24.3 rem/unit, bettering the Hydro goal of 42 rent/unit. * Worker accidents resulting in lempo- rary absence from work, per 200.110 work hours — 0.66, failing N" meet the Hydro target of 0.46. Hydro reports analysis of accident data shows muse le strains are the cause of most lost -time accidents and improvements are in place to correct this trend. • Accident severity rate or the number of days lost for injuries per 2(A).(XN) get of 63.5 per cent. but short of the in- dustry median of 87.2 per cent. * Public safety events — 11, just meet- ing Hydro's target of 11. _Is * 'Reactor trips' or the number of un- • 1 tanned automatic reactor shutdowns per 7,000 hours — 0.68, better than the Hydro target of one. rl ," • * The number of special safety systems a� which exceeded their yearly unavail- ability target — zero_ bettering the _. Hydro goal of 0.8. " Compliance with nuclear safety com-� mitments to the Atomic Energy Con- trol Board — 100 percent. meeting the Hydro goal of 100 per cent. w' • Net electrical production by the sta- tion — 9.8 terrawatt flours (one ter- rawan equals one billion kilowatts). bmenng the Hydro target of 8.6 TWh. • Capability factor or amount of ener- gy capable of being produced per ; •4. -: month as a percentage of perfect per- formarice — 73.7 per cent. exceeding N .a the Hydro goal of 63.8 per cent. • Total outage days per reactor— — A sk— r1' 72.7. bettering the Hydro target ofNEWLET'r - 96.9. V7 vacruuao_Jt R:aduactive waste produced — 2.286 `.<"..,.- ...b"— cubic metres, improving on the Hydro 6355 PAV11JON COMPUTER target of 2.534 cubic metres. Hydro re- c•u•'D" ports radioactive waste produced was ig3 lower than target because of a success- Our Price $2109. ful program to minimize waste. $150 U.S. i r-gy- M-iLan Rebate -210.' ` Di RHAM REGION M1 r (m Price Aker Rebate � COUNCIL BRIEFS -•F-�� $? - =- OV 11, 1998 _ DESUFT 697C 11199 COLOUR PRINTER 44856/38W, 4X'" "F Fs� C 14 O L L E C T I B L E S ON�NN C-- Ucensed spomrry Goods C,- AullogrAphisdHowrabiM c C Beane Babies C Nescar DAwnts C Gretbcy Upper Deck Autlta�led Products 370 Monafch Ave., Unit (120 Durham anniversary plans Dicing shape at regional HQ Plans to cekolxate Durham Re- poFi s 254h anniversary are starting to take stype. Claru+gton Casrcitlw John MW - Committee. told Durham Regionil Council Wet week coins commemo- rating We event are currently in the works. A coin for Durham Region and One for each of the eight murrcpa6- tFes could be mined. Also. a logo to mak the Region's sil,wer a nroersary is being designed- 1Rfe'm looking at a landscaping protect for each end of the Region: he added - Four people will be hired, through a federal govermnent sub- ". to work on the anniversary pro - pct, he said. Safety measures Kar smisrsr Molle to be sillier Durham Region's works depart- ment will look into possible safety measures that could be installed near where an Ajax senior was killed. Dora Howard was struck and killed last month while crossing Westney Road South between Har- wood Avenue and Monarch Avenue. The tit year old lived in a se- niors' residence on the south side of `Wsstney and was returning home alter shopping when site was struck. Ajax CourwAlor Scott Crawford Jasked if any safety measures could ,be installed in the area to remind nlotonsts that seniors live in the nemby Pesidence. Works committee chairman Ride Johnson said works staff will look into the matter. Towlln $tondo i PLINOor to re lRw 0 collisions The speed limit on a portion of Townline Road is going to be re- duced to 50 kilometres an hour. Durham Region will consider dropping the speed limit on Townline from Hwy. 2 north to Nash Road. And, the Region is going to sit down with Clarington officials and landowners to find solutions to traffic problems on Townline, including in- stalling a partial or full median. Commercial development on the load has increased traffic and line- ups of cars as motorists try to make turns. From Jan. 1, 1995 to the end of 1997, there were 17 accidents on Townline, according to a report. 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We didn't have any infor- mation on the disease, which kept us focused and kept us busy for several weeks:' "It's been very much a learn- ing experience;" admits Mr. Carr, a Durham Regional Police detec- tive. Mr. and Mrs. Carr point to the resource library at Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children. which "didn't have anything" on the disease but a name and phone number to contact following their son's diagnosis. Still, "we have to consider ourselves blessed:' Mrs. Carr says in an interview at the fami- ly's cottage -style bungalow in Whitby, where they recently moved from Ajax because Dylan was having problems getting up and down stairs. "Others who have been diagnosed have deteri- orated more quickly than Dylan." Yet Mr. and Mrs. Carr and Dylan's sister Jenny, who attends Durham College, worry even when Dylan gets a cold. "We al- ways worry that he won't pick up again:' Mrs. Carr admits. "We don't know if tomorrow he'll lose his ability to speak.- But peak -But the Carrs refuse to give in to their fears. "We try and pro- vide him with the best quality of life we can:' explains Mr. Carr. ..We try to control his seizures as best we can" and they applaud a Information, please! .� pediatrician who is willing to change drugs to alleviate Dylan's condition. Dylan, who continues to at- tend Lord Durham Public School in Ajax, is now using an experi- mental drug from France. Mean- while, Dylan's seizures "aren't that had;' Mrs. Carr notes. He suffers them mostly in the early hours of the morning and his parents listen for him on a monitor. He wears a helmet at school and at gymnastics classes but doesn't wear it at home. On days when his balance is particularly poor, he may crawl, and he can get frustrated when he's unable to do something. But Mr. and Mrs. Carr aren't looking for sympathy and en- courage family and friends "not Information Ajax -Pickering has the answer Are you a newcomer to the area and don't know where to find the services you're looking for? Information Ajax -Pickering may be able to help. It regularly receives calls about where to get Blue Boxes, what day garbage is picked up and how to register children in a recreation program. It also hears from longtime area residents who haven't need- ed help until faced with such is- sues as teen pregnancy or ill par- ents. "There is a place to turn for help:' reports Information Ajax - Pickering, which recognizes you can waste a day in a "maze" of telemessage options, voice mail and unanswered phone calls. Information Ajax -Pickering promises "personal assistance from a human being who listens attentively, asks questions to get to all the relevant facts, helps to problem solve and then provides useful information such as agency service description, con- tact name. etc. and provides sup- port, if necessary:' It has a database of informa- tion on community, government and social services. Trained information staff and volunteers listen to your prob- lem and provide options based on the information it has collect- ed. For more information call 686-2661. 11-20,0001A TREAll WEAROUT wARRAIM SAYE 20% Weatherwise is made for Sears by ILMICHELIN wnatllwlrisa/taa�sisr I 1k Feo" a trod designed for low none. !ongw rrrleoge and ev rs war .5eouu r.... w1t11 dw p.Itlt... of on& afoot dm tarty itla a $5 awl -bb inbe1a p cloki s in store. a 12000 — P155/80R13. Sean reg. 82.99. ifi• Each Aimilli in 30siwl Prima evy otanrdae 1. ais IT TRB K MB 699Eo 9 8999 .. .. .. .. '13 Is T■B 9 9 SAYE In I Si ind of bwd P" of tIM �N • Iii-' � 69"Eoc,,w�vod"•. Sears reg. 09.99, with :rode:n' up to 850 mwvanking amps, With a 75-mordh warra*l inckxiirtg an 184rtorrth free mploeern orlt period. esosoo a.riw. •n -e o a $5 d.po.a -4— you buy a — berry or Sean. mrundabl. ,.eh Ow near of Y� old berry for retying 1998. Sears Canada Inc. Come see the many sides of Sears' to look at him and cry. We feel we have to comfort then- when that happens and emotionally, we just can't support them;' ex. plains Mrs. Carr. Still, they devote much time to raising money for the Batten Disease Support and Research Association. Mr. Carr has raised awareness of the rare disease among the po- lice force, which has adopted Batten Disease as a charity of choice and he has helped collect some $30.000 for research. They have found much sup- port among friends and have or- ganized Batten Benefit '98, which will be held Wednesday, Nov. 18 at K p.m. at the George Weston Recital Hall at the Ford Centre for the Performing Arts in Toronto. It features Don Harron, cre- ator of Charlie Farquharson, the North Metro Chorus (the 1997 Sweet Adeline International Champions), the MegaCity Cho- rus (a barbershop chorus) and the Young Singers of Ajax. It will he hosted by Erin Davis of CHFI's Don and Erin Morning Show. Tickets arc $15 and are avail- able through Ticketmaster or the Ford Centre txrx office. To charge by phone, call 416- 970-8000. Tax receipts are issued for any donation of $10 or more. If you'd like to make a contribu- tion. contact Mr or Mrs. Carr at 665-1736. OPIOKIRISI E Appointments Available Ample Free Pariong NEW PATIENTS WELCOME Consu"alrons available 1•x LA SIK'PRK vxr91,1— , rgrw 62 Hw•rood Ave. S., Apx (905)) 426-1434 1360 Ad. Unit 9A 905 831-6870 News Tip? 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SAYE 20% Weatherwise is made for Sears by ILMICHELIN wnatllwlrisa/taa�sisr I 1k Feo" a trod designed for low none. !ongw rrrleoge and ev rs war .5eouu r.... w1t11 dw p.Itlt... of on& afoot dm tarty itla a $5 awl -bb inbe1a p cloki s in store. a 12000 — P155/80R13. Sean reg. 82.99. ifi• Each Aimilli in 30siwl Prima evy otanrdae 1. ais IT TRB K MB 699Eo 9 8999 .. .. .. .. '13 Is T■B 9 9 SAYE In I Si ind of bwd P" of tIM �N • Iii-' � 69"Eoc,,w�vod"•. Sears reg. 09.99, with :rode:n' up to 850 mwvanking amps, With a 75-mordh warra*l inckxiirtg an 184rtorrth free mploeern orlt period. esosoo a.riw. •n -e o a $5 d.po.a -4— you buy a — berry or Sean. mrundabl. ,.eh Ow near of Y� old berry for retying 1998. Sears Canada Inc. Come see the many sides of Sears' to look at him and cry. We feel we have to comfort then- when that happens and emotionally, we just can't support them;' ex. plains Mrs. Carr. Still, they devote much time to raising money for the Batten Disease Support and Research Association. Mr. Carr has raised awareness of the rare disease among the po- lice force, which has adopted Batten Disease as a charity of choice and he has helped collect some $30.000 for research. They have found much sup- port among friends and have or- ganized Batten Benefit '98, which will be held Wednesday, Nov. 18 at K p.m. at the George Weston Recital Hall at the Ford Centre for the Performing Arts in Toronto. It features Don Harron, cre- ator of Charlie Farquharson, the North Metro Chorus (the 1997 Sweet Adeline International Champions), the MegaCity Cho- rus (a barbershop chorus) and the Young Singers of Ajax. It will he hosted by Erin Davis of CHFI's Don and Erin Morning Show. Tickets arc $15 and are avail- able through Ticketmaster or the Ford Centre txrx office. To charge by phone, call 416- 970-8000. Tax receipts are issued for any donation of $10 or more. If you'd like to make a contribu- tion. contact Mr or Mrs. Carr at 665-1736. OPIOKIRISI E Appointments Available Ample Free Pariong NEW PATIENTS WELCOME Consu"alrons available 1•x LA SIK'PRK vxr91,1— , rgrw 62 Hw•rood Ave. S., Apx (905)) 426-1434 1360 Ad. Unit 9A 905 831-6870 News Tip? Call us at 683-5110 Ca N n Rf BLAZE ORANGE BLAZE ORANGE BINNEDTS COVERALL PARKA MATER . DIIGE •MATER RESISTANT, • RESISTANT DETACHABLE . • INSULATED MOOD REG. $119.99 REG- 5109.99 REG $109.99 WHISPER QUIET FLEECE PANTS BLAZE ORANGE COVERALL REG. $109.99 ELEC 2999 COLOR PATTERNS NOT GLOVES REG. $49.99 ExAcnr As SHOW VW -lea oL 1436.0644 423 dbor Sk",Vest, Osha" AIP I clea 14r it f Hvc 'rep utili pub I, egot one. 5 as A of I arc � ' In stan the erati —I get i dust * Pt ing * -F plan per Hyc -n wbi- abil Hyc * Ci rain mol Hyt •N tion raw bets *C SY Sao fon the 7Z. 96. 0 call tar; lov pa fill 9101' b d Go L cc F pt luso orhi prq he thr0 SKV Not. S I near ftillec I kitlet 1 rllest after I be it me" V John Into t T Town C dn>a from A down brick probl tttalk C road lips C turn• F 1997 Town i iP POM M NEW ADVOnM MWEO1ESDAV EDfr10M, Neasnbw 11.11N Edmitorial & N E W S ADV ERT ISER NOV EDITORIAL Flip-flop on schools a bad move Politics a factor in Province `finding' extra $200 million While it's clear the Tories are now in pre -election - year overdrive, the decision to backtrack on the sensible demand that school boards across the province make the best use of their school space is a disappointment. In what was clearly a naked political ploy, the Harris government suddenly 'found' an extra $200 million, al- lowing the Toronto School Board an extra year before it must close 138 schools. The reason for the school closures was clear from the scan: many of the facilities were only half full and the use of buildings across the board was grossly inefficient and wasteful. While school closings arc not popular, the wasting of hundreds of millions of tax dollars per year is obscene. However, it's also clear the Province heard the wail- ing and gnashing of teeth with Toronto School Board chairman Gail Nvbcrg in the lead. and backtracked badly on its demands. The current policy appears to he a call to the board to dump employees and close and sell non - school buildings to help make up some of the board's deficit. Here in Durham. we could be seeing a similar plan unfold. A policy to close nine schools (and build two new ones) slated for September 1999, which was adopted this past lune by the board. will likely get the same one-year. politically motivated reprieve the Toronto board re - caved. There has been a concerted effort in some of the com- munitics affected to overturn the closures and. with a provincial election likely by the fall of 1999, the Tones are loathe to go into a campaign where the finger for the closings will be pointed in their direction. The problem is with the inconsistent policy presented by the Tones. The closings make fiscal sense and, in the long run. serve taxpayer and students best. Pupils get to go to more modern, up -to -dace schools and resources are used in the most efficient manna. Sure. it will mean a slightly longer walk for some stu- dents and some neighbourhoods will lose the schools they've had for nearly a century, but that's the price of progieu- By delaying the inevitable. the Province is playing po- litical football with the future of our education system. It's time to stick to a policy that makes good common sense. Gone fishin' a • on a mission Are you such an avid angler that you already miss fishing? Perhaps you're a graffiti artist just itching to leave your mark on Pickering. Well do we have some fun for you. Volunteers we sought all year to paint the town yellow. Actually, groups and organizations arc needed to paint yellow fish sym- bols in the Frenchman's Bay Watershed to remind resi- dents that unwanted household product-. such as paint. paint thinner, used motor oil, pesticides. herbicides, de- tergents and salt should rat be dumped down curbside drains. Since water in the storm sewer system is not usually treated at sewage treatment plants, the hazardous house - bold products that enter a storm sewer drain usually flow directly into rivers, streams and lakes. where chemicals in the products can harm fish, aquatic organisms, wildlife and the health of the community. Volunteenng will require only a minimum half-day of Call Pat I ow at the Frenchman's INIONS a l 1 9 9 8 TRUST ME.. -IT Wom Muco BETTER MT WAY... LETTERS TO .TJ IF EDITOR Theft at store run by family very cruel To the editor. The News Advertiser recently rat a sooty which has struck a chord with me. The story was about police vy- ing to control the pawn shops and second-hand scores to help combat the tesak of sakes goods. I applaud dws venire as a mall business owner who has been robbed. My family owns Eastatd Skatc- bord and Snowboard sloop at 1660 Kingston Rd. in Pickering. We were the uateiru tut victim of a break - au. The t neves gilt away with more dinS2o.(xx) w wth of merchan- dise. ncchhadtng %kxluw6.. selo-- bo rds, related clothing and acces- sories like wheels. This seemed to me like a very awl twist of face to have been tar- geted as we arc a swap haply - op -crated business. Some may say the type of business we are in p2st asks to he robbed as juvenile dehn- quests may he very aurscted to the type of merchandise we carry. Writ to ms ani s the fact that skateboards and snowboards would be nay to sell on the black market. Tlhis is why 1 an writing, to make a pia to all skateboarders and snowboarders and their psuewes. If you come across someone trying to sell you items which you don't Elizabeth liilr inskt's buiuless partner tine! relative lfimifu warns rradtrs against buuying snouvboards or skateboards stolen frmrt her Pickering story. had much stronger claim to his e came hum please know whettory have belonged to one of their lo think about A Nouty palace if you friends or co-worker. dunk the stuff is stolen. k may be iar I invite skatctrders and snow- tcmptrng to buy it at a reduced boarder to develop such a aide of price. ort please dunk 4 how it honour. Thos would help change would feel have bee use ol b been di thea image of being dehequhrnts robbed. =ad punks punks Homany of you out k fats bed to see somet ung these have had a pier of your you've worked on for years and you equipment stolen? Many of you can put your heart and soul into it be- sympathize. come Jae p- My P�+m and 1 We will offer an exciting reward opened this snore because we tike a anyone who helps police save die sports ad we like to see young dna crime. You can find out at the and old alike enjoy them I am ar)gwmcar-ted with a few r- snore what dus reward ars. Pertinent information can be se penters and themea have a code given to police by calling I -80X1 among themselves to never bury 222 -TIPS or Crime Sappers at second -hard tools at roots of dubi- 4368377. ous ongie. Tools are an acm also ties want to ask him tough quer- often targeted by darves. Just like Masan VYiczyttSILL snowboardthey ey ate expensive and (and the rest of staff and man - easy w sell. That is why these guys ngernent of EadendL reuse to buy somcth mg which may Pickering Where's Mike Harris? your group s time. nc�u e Bay Watershed Rehabilitation Project at 420-4660. ext. Premier has terrible legislature attendance I 2155, or a -mail plowe@town.pickenng.on.ca. had much stronger claim to his with going missing because the i E■cP Saczkows- If you don't have the time to volunteer, you an still Premier Mike Harris figures if company. party leader so he can avoid embar- do your pan. his opponents cameot get close to round — but chose not to. rassing questions is common and Don't dump hazardous household products down him, they will be unable to land any �4 called "cocooning;' but Premier storm sewer drains. Next time you change the oil in your damaging blows Ll lC. Harris and his party me practising car and are tempted to pour it down the sewer, consider The Progressive Conservative Dowd IN it many months before at election the fact one drop of motor oil in 25 litres of wafter coma- premia has adopted a stralegy as only five of the first 23 days it sat is likely to be called. minates the water so badly you can't drink it. More than he approaches an eaoctioa of rat province seeking ideas from busi- They recognize Mr. Harris is the 300 million litres of oil are poured down Ontario's storm being around when apposition par -At Qtseeat s Park founder, chief apostle and heart and drains every year — more than seven times the amount ties want to ask him tough quer- soul of their Common Sense Revo- released from the Exxon Valdez oil spill. tions. tion. hition and its promise to cut gov- If you make a habit of polluting the storm sewer sys- Mr. Harris and his advisers tux- would not subjw him to more pen- ernmemt and taxes, and that be will nem, tease and desist. ognize the premier has a habit of mating qucswm them "how arc be the centrepiece of their am - If you want to take on a more active role to help the blurting out off -the -toff views that you today?" Business loves him, peagn for re -election - environment, go on a mission — a fishin' mission. an hurt him as, when cutting a rah- because he has been kind to it, The Tories want to avoid him Inion allowance for ptr gnaot wel- sometimes at the expense of others. both blurting out views that dam - fore recipients, be said they might Mr. Harris spent three more age his image and being seen in the The question was: spend it on bonne, for which be days travelling trying to justify his constant rows that have marked his A recent study indicates that there is no apologized. Or, also wbea trying to jui;tify plan a close hospitals and spread Ointment out what pollster consid- term in office. Oniminans often are said to prefer leaders who we not increased health risk to people living near cutting welfare, he claimed be had er his No. 1 danger — that resi- repeatedly brawling, but rather ap. had his own tough times and once dents arc worried that health rate is pear stable and composed. the Pickering nuclear plant. How do you had to live on baloney, but no one deaeai«ating. They were reminded of the dan- feel living in the shadow of the nuclear 'rewell-off faRuy O01dd The retook eced he when Mr Harm � �nnt�� stores called ure er is most station? The legiislattne is traditionally Salute to Small Business and was wanderings and was grilled about the most walcbod form for the greeted like a valued customer his employing for his campaign a government to make statements Mr. Harris found thee days for man who had been convicted of -- and opposition parties to ask ques- a Tory conference and more time fraud. News reports began "Harris tions because it is covered by virtu- for a fund-raiser, drove a new was embarrassed .." and he did not ally all news media. tourist train and jointed a ground- poke his nose in the legislature the But after Mr. Harris called it breaking for a high-tech company's next race days. back in session at the end of Sep- headquarters. The premier has a duty to spend [ember he almost immediately took He got together with a club a reasonable amount of time in the off for a week on a trade mission to which his party had set tap and legislature, where his govenunent Israel. whose members each donated makes laws, and justify his poll He could have organized his $500 toward his re-election, so they cies, but may think he an get away PICKER]NG NEW` ADVERTISER A Metroland Communit} Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burg hsrdt F.dwr -In-( lief Steve Houston Managing F.dttur Bruce Danford lhrecr,w of A=rising Duncan Fletcher Reiad .l dterrismg Manager Eddie holodziejcak Classified 4dverrising %tan- ager John Wilkins Real Estate .4utom�xne ad- vertising .tfanager Abe Fakhouric Disirihufwn ttanager Lillian Hook wee Manager Barb Harrison Com; .sing ttanater ti (9051 68;."] 10 1905)6X3_ -5I 10 (9051 6113.070' Rilludwon 19()5) 683-5117 General Fax (905)6s3-716; Mail newsroom a durtian -rid Web addrsst www.durharmcw s. nct 130 Com elcial Ave.. Ajax. Ont. I. IS 2H5 The News Advenner is Cie of the McmAanud Riveting. Pubksbut acrd Dwxtbttr+g group of aewspapcm The News Adverbser is a member of the Ajax A Pickering Bound of Trade. (Mono Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Comas nit, Newspaper Assoc_ Caesdiar Cicutatiau Andit Board art arc Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the rio so classify or refuse Xis advertisement. Credit for ad- vcnncm cyst famed so specc pries error occupies. The News Advcniscr ac. cepts letter to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written 150 words. Each letter must he signed with a first and last [tame or Iwo initials and last name. Please incl"- phone nclu -phone number for verifica- tion. The editor resencs the right to edit copy for sn k, length and content opin- ions expressed in letters arc those of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Advertiser. We rceret that due to the volume of letters, not all will be print- ed. mission for some otter time — had much stronger claim to his with going missing because the i E■cP Saczkows- Jobs APAP says, Mktidk Hearn trade missions can be held all year company. legislature protects its members by ki says, "it does- " 1 think it's all says, "It doesn't round — but chose not to. One result of all this journeying not keeping official records of who n't bother me, but right. There does- bother me at all. When he came back, the pier is Mr. Harris showed up in the kg- attends. I think there is a n't seem to be I'm sure my kids mier was quickly on the road again islature to face MPPs' questions on Although he has a reputation as health risk for any problems get sicker going on a series of trips around the only five of the first 23 days it sat a fighter who is afraid of no one, he kids despite what with it. I think it's to school than province seeking ideas from busi- this fall, which is the worst atten- is ready to run and hide in the th report says" safe" being near the nessmen for improving their local dance record ever by a premier greater cause of winning an elec- nuclear plant" economies and confident they In an election, this shielding of a tion. PICKER]NG NEW` ADVERTISER A Metroland Communit} Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burg hsrdt F.dwr -In-( lief Steve Houston Managing F.dttur Bruce Danford lhrecr,w of A=rising Duncan Fletcher Reiad .l dterrismg Manager Eddie holodziejcak Classified 4dverrising %tan- ager John Wilkins Real Estate .4utom�xne ad- vertising .tfanager Abe Fakhouric Disirihufwn ttanager Lillian Hook wee Manager Barb Harrison Com; .sing ttanater ti (9051 68;."] 10 1905)6X3_ -5I 10 (9051 6113.070' Rilludwon 19()5) 683-5117 General Fax (905)6s3-716; Mail newsroom a durtian -rid Web addrsst www.durharmcw s. nct 130 Com elcial Ave.. Ajax. Ont. I. IS 2H5 The News Advenner is Cie of the McmAanud Riveting. Pubksbut acrd Dwxtbttr+g group of aewspapcm The News Adverbser is a member of the Ajax A Pickering Bound of Trade. (Mono Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Comas nit, Newspaper Assoc_ Caesdiar Cicutatiau Andit Board art arc Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the rio so classify or refuse Xis advertisement. Credit for ad- vcnncm cyst famed so specc pries error occupies. The News Advcniscr ac. cepts letter to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written 150 words. Each letter must he signed with a first and last [tame or Iwo initials and last name. Please incl"- phone nclu -phone number for verifica- tion. The editor resencs the right to edit copy for sn k, length and content opin- ions expressed in letters arc those of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Advertiser. We rceret that due to the volume of letters, not all will be print- ed. Win ADVOMIRK w oAr EDMOK MovER>•El0 11,low PAM h P 3ports EISURE NEWS ADVERTISER NOV. 11, 1998 TK TO STMT YM O�ISi 14 111111111 Pickering juniors claw Cobourg Cougars, soar past Bowmanville Eagles 10anters rackconsecutivc BYAL RlVL7T spans editor PICKERING — The Pickering Boyer Pontiac Panthers ended a pro- ductive weekend by soaring past the host Bowmanville Eagles Sunday night, extending the Panthers' win- ning streak to four games. The Panthers clipped the wings of the Eagles 6-4 at the Garnet B. Rickard Sports Complex. Pickering led off the weekend by recording an important 5-2 victory over Cobourg Cougars in OHA Ontario Provincial Junior 'A' Hockey League play at the Pickering Recreation Complex Friday night. Last Tuesday, the Pickering ju- niors beat the host Oshawa Legion- aires 5-3 at the Oshawa Civic Audito- rium. The victories lifted the Panthers (12-64) for 21 pllintsl into a tie with Cobourg for fourth place in the 13 - team East Conference standings. The Panthers sit two points behind Kingston and Lindsay, both tied for second place. Sunday's game wasn't the prettiest of efforts by the Panthers, who joined the Eagles in a particularly lacklustre affair through the first 40 minutes, be- fore the play intensified in the final period. Pickering jumped in front 2-0 in the first period and maintained their two -goal advantage throughout the game. "it looked like a game played by a couple of tired teams:' notes Pan- thers' assistant coach Eric Ross. "There wasn't a lot of physical play and there didn't seem to be much in- tensity until the third period.- Luc eriod-Luc Chiasson, Marcel Rodman, Jeff Milroy, George Trifon, Sean RON PIETRONlRO/ News Adverrirer phow Colx,urR Cougars' Tn» Thompson buries a shot over shoulder of Pickering Panthers' netminder Paul hrie for the Cougars' first Roel of the OHA On- Prm-mc-tal Junior 'A' Htx kev 1—Lague re,gular- 00mon c antest. The lame, played ut the Pickering Rerreatum Complet F.ri,fu ntt�hr, xati wan by the (bathers 5-2 Macrury and Brett Macrury scored for the Panthers against Bowmanville. Saturday's contest against Cobourg was an important test for the Panthers, who trailed the Cougars in the standings. Pickering responded with a solid effort to post the win over the visiting Cougars. The Panthers, noted Ross, used sustained forechecking which forced Cougars' turnovers in their own zone. This was used effectively in the third period when Pickering scored two goals to break up an otherwise close contest. -We were able to exploit their de- fence:' explains Ross. -We score a lot of our goals off the rush, but in this one we were able to work down low and grind and wear them down in the third period. We really took it to them in the third period:' TEMA" `TwmufR=i=t mos act air 'eg,,lariY,�r'iCed Thomas The Tank Engine Train Sets 4p Accesscxies' Noleervw 11" to 15' M-9. Markham D, "x w n.wr. c.a- .� -a W Oralre err Jnr M , 7 a MCS.-. lY f+'m1�� (smslsiirtea M. er.ra rerr U . e.aaa....a I+K)ewn=e prrtgns.marm ar .our a . -an .r rr r a„a► r �w l.r.a. ser a.,�.aa rare & to 19 'fit j�•N �aflt'f�t�M�r�;'' 7 HOUSEWARMING PARTY Pacific Linen Inc. opened it's 30th retail store here in Ajax this past Saturday. Scott A. Hessler, the company's Chairman and CEO welcomed Durha Regional Chair, the Hono sort urable Roger Ander and Ajax's Honourable Mayor, Steve Parish to assist in the ribbon cutting. Pacific Linen specializes in high quality bed R rW linens, towels, home accessories and unique product lines allowing the home decorator access to the latest styles in home fashions and a wonderful store experience. This new 16,000 square foot linen and home textile speciality store will debut as the prototype for future stores scheduled to open in the Canadian market in the coming years. AJAX - DURHAM CENTRE lis the compawy of comfort One of the more tenacious forward lines on the forecheck was the line of Chiasson, Steve Farquharson and Oliver Lopez, who drew Ross' praise for their work in the contest. Ajax - Pickering Raiders' midget defence - man Aaron Wilson was called up by the Panthers and provided solid work on the blue -line. Mike Hanna, Farquharson, Trifon, Joel Johnston and Bill Duncan scored for Pickering against Cobourg. In last Tuesday's win in Oshawa. the Panthers broke up a 3-3 tie with Rodman's powerplay goal with 4:37 remaining in the contest. The goal. Rodman's second of the night, served as the game -winner in a hard-fought victory over the rival Legionaires. Chiasson also scored a pair of goals, with Johnston adding a single marker. 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Rickard Sports G-? f':, ;r.rr; R- r, .;,, Selects beat I, cbria�e Hat trick scorers lead mighty mites PICKFR1%(: — The Pickering Pant ther. .: scar -old mile select hockey team skated to a convtecmg 66.1 sctory over the Uxbridge Lions at Doe Beer arena Saturday RcKmnding from a 6-4 defeat earlier to the week at the hands of the Vaughan Rangers. the Panthers dominated Uxbridge from the open- ing face-off and ewu%hoit their oppo- Sent% 21e -h Spencer Bentley opened the Pan- thers' %coring in the first period on a goal assisted by Carter Finlayson. Alex Clements then scored two goals. beth assisted by Louis Del Re with a lone helper by Ryan Bailey. In the second stanza. Bentley tired two more goals for his first league hat trick with assists from Charles Dorev and Blake Fraser. Clements closed the scoring in the third frame with one second left on the clock for Ilii% first hat tn:k David Mott earned an assist. Del Re was named the player of the game based on his strong two- way play and overall team contribu- ,lion. The Pickering Panthers mites' next home game is on Nov. 21 at 5 p.m. at Don Beer Arena against Stouffville. Injury -riddled Axemen lose fourth in a row AJAX — One period of sustained effort wasn't enough to push the Ajax Klondike Axemen past the Cobourg Cougars in league action at the Cobourg Memorial Arena Saturday night. Ajax spotted the Cougars a 4-0 lead after two lacklustre periods, then woke up in the third to play some in- spired hockey only to lose 5-2 in OHA Ontario Provincial Junior 'A' Hockey League action. The Axemen's fourth loss in a row and IIth of the regular season drops them into ninth place in the 13 -team Fast Conference with a record of 7- 11.3 for 17 points. Kvle Wailes and Mike Stollar scored for the Axemen. Mike Thomp- son, Ryan Van Aston. Bryan Friedman and Sean Uniacke recorded assists. Ajax was outshot 44-3ts. i Dolphins continue football playoff march Ajax -Pickering Dol- final playoff tilt at the semi-finals. phins football teams Kinsmen Park on Sun- The Ajax -Pickering will continue their day at 9:30 a.m. atoms and peewees will playoff march this The tykes finished play their semi-final weekend. second during the Cen- matches at Larnoreaux The Dolphin tykes tral Ontario Minor Park in Scarborough will host the Burlington Football League season against the 'thunder on Stampeders in a semi- and received a bye into Sunda}'. -er + V� �.e .•3 Rchablc. suprn7sed day carr at .t home in^ur neighbotufietod • Safe. comfortable ermronments • Reliable local back-up for Providers • Stimulating daily programs holidays or illness • Trained. professional Providers • Complete insurance coverage • Monthly home inspections • Income tax receipts supplied and we welcome full or part-time ere for children from 6 weeks of age! W Watche �, Vri.are lloare Bel Cart For Information Call: 686-4816 Entertainment NEWS ADVERTISER NOV. II 1998 Theatre Review Here come the laughs in There Goes the Bride BY BILLSIMP.SON a new campaign based on an image Special to the News Advertiser of a 1920% flapper. Two writers of British comedies The stress he is under, plus an ac - are easily confused, because their cidental blow to the head. causes a names both start with C, and because hallucination in which the flapper they have similar tastes in play titles. appears real to him. Ray Cooney's work includes Being a figment of his imagina- "Keeping Down with the Joneses" tion. she can be seen only by him and "Key for Two". (and the audience). John Chapman wrote such plays This little quirk in Papa's mind as "Run for your Wife". -Wife Be- brings many complications to his gins at Forty". "One for the Pot". daughter's wedding day. and "Two Into One". Though it may sound a bit Flimsy Though they added to this confu- in outline, this light-hearted concept sion by collaborating on "Move results in a very funny plot, with Over Mrs. Markham" and ""Kure many laughs. Goes the Bride". their combined tal- The set is a masterpiece. bright. ents made these two scripts especial- spacious -looking, and functional. ly gam• The costumes are generally excel - The Herongate Barn Theatre lent. including a wonderful dress for demonstrates this with its new pro- the flapper. duction of "There Goes the Bride" However. the black costume of which opened last weekend the bride's grandmother seemed The plot in brief: On a wedding more appropriate for a funeral than a day, everyone is ready except the wedding. frazzled father of the bride who is The cast is led by Marton Reid - trying unsuccessfully to juggle his Clarke and Craig Tallman a% the par - role in the wedding party with the ents of the bride. and Sarah Mitchell pressing business of his ad agency, as the long-suffering bride. where he is plugging the concept of The comedic talents of George Gospel music in Pickering PICKERING — Two Tuesday. Dec. 8. Hosted by uperxnmg e%cmngs of gospel the Auras of Jesus Children's miotic Lan be hard here. Mission. the evening will Gospel music. featuring also feature testrmomlec, a Marlene O'Neill. Linda video ptesetMabon and rc- Evans. Came Guse and freshmicnL% starling at 6 30 Marie Masn, the mumcal di- p.m.. followed by the concert recto it the Itll) Huntley at 7:30 p.m An ofTcnng will Street tcicvi.ii,n N,%. i% at he taken in lieu A admis.n m the Hcrongaic Barn Thcairc Call st N hl -U) 1' °r . r,. on Tuc dw.. N,w `-I jr-id trial 1"n GR2'WE 0 F"ECMATIONS LEARNING CE ES $39.99 Ns KNOWS ANSWEvlaffmisR • on all regular -priced shoes and handbags THE brushed fleece outerwear f� REApM16 501 jeans wmmr Sfl10Y SKILLS t.,k.dne,,.~)Our s� NM 30% Off 5M off r • tinct 1 b OAC. • Izod for boys (4-18) all Casual Connection .N Plow • LOM S11td.RYTeedfor raft • COslplal• Assesser W a Attitude ` 420-9930 430-9981 Dont am the Pickering Kinsmen Santa Claus _ Parade Saturday Nov. 14 1998 10.00Mg oommulz= N.sd Lender Carders will be collecting leders for Saha an milli Waugh, as the bride's grandfather. and Arthur Sugarman. as the groom's father, make their scene to- gether a highlight. The flapper is played by Anne Robinson with great sparkle and en- ergy. which helps to convey the idea that she is a hallucination, or perhaps vision is a better word. Mamic Richards as the bride's grandmother. only just coping with the antics of her family. and Jeff Foote as the only sane partner in the ad agency. complete this fine cast. In some places, lines were rushed and some of the humour was lost. While this is already a very funny play. 1 suspect it will improve as the run progresses and the timing of some lines changes. 1 highly recommend this play for viewing. There Goes The Bride runs Thurs- day through Sunday until Dec. 20. Herongate BarnTheatre is on Altona Road in Pickering. 7.5 kilometres north of Hwy 2. Call Herongate Barn Theatre at 905-472-3085 for tickets and infor- mation. NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY EDITION. NOVEMBER 11, 19M RADE a AV l / Leather S tore - by Wilson's Sofa • Chairs • More /I0 Of ��`.•�' _ W'/;r t ... ,..:r�'Jr4 .ILL-�l'fECE_� �1-98 Hr, bnrr. r. ruruw, is Leather Store by Wilsons ��_ Sofa • Chairs • More Let us entertain vou! 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Pfatt2zgraff erhill i � • sleepwear & robes " mix -and -match dinnerware _ E,cir,ars ctava.r •panties ',;:' �'- • - • Eaton Home 20-pce. ink".. J• k" vi C.W. Ki.rn - r v flatware and completer sets More great deals in store, just look for the red balloons! S tprm' e Sale is one day only: Thursdm; Noirmber 1 '? 199S. " ,Savings an g,riai liCketed prices unless otherwise noted. Sale offers cannot be combined Dffers exclude Warenous,r Stores and C'�esrar_e Centres 'EeclusionsTommy. Poll, Nautica, Calvin Klein. Hugo Boss underwear Diesel and JNCA Personal shops—g omr Sale oilers goad Novemoer 12th onlr - eis otne—se spe_ 'ped We will deduct an amount egwvaler; !c 7^e GST & PST from your total pur.nase pace A! pow M NEWS ED I Nd11�11,1M Workshop for wordsmiths Learn to write for children at Writers' Circle seminar You can learn Writing for Children at an upcoming workshop held by the Writers' Circle of Durham Region. The workshop will include mind play. word play and information on writing and selling children's fiction, non-fiction and picture books. Anyone wanting to write for in- fants a) young adults, or any age in between, could benefit from the workshop. One of the leaders is Lynn Wester- hout. who has published short fiction and poetry in various magazines and is the author of the picture took Bag- gage to London. The other leader is Brian Henry. who has edited fiction for 15 years and teaches creative writing at Rycr- Pickering Library offers `Books To Go' PICKERING —Attention all day care, nurser) school teachers and home day care providers. When you need picture books on a special theme, call the children's de- partment at the Pickering Central Li- brary and order *Books to Go'. The library will put together a se- lection of picture books that match your theme. For more information call 911- 6265. ext. 226. son Polytechnic University and George Brown College. The cost is $23.36 and advance registration is necessary. The workshop is being held from I to 5 p.m. on Sunday. Nov. 29 at the Fortune Financial building, corner of Bayly Street and Finley Avenue in Ajax. Call Gwynn Scheltema at 905- 720-2172 for more information or to register. Where can you get University degrees in Arts, Science & Business from Trent & York Universities, full-time or part-time during the day or evening in Durham Region? Colne find out at our Information Session , Thursday, November 12 7.00 pm 8.330 pin Durham College. Room 1.110 2000 SUDLW Street North, Ogurwa If you haw any goestwns contact Sandia at (905) 721-M. JN1.!lflTl YORK IWNT 1 i of d1[ U ".,y C, t, at Dunham IL -B-A MCI DAY 6 We Forget" Aanders Fie(ds NMv*Ll Vt _cot joi r Mdtae i M 4r d s the poppresgrow tFte csasses, row on rou; RALPH t markourplace; and in the sky .. larks, stiff bravely singly, JTy - r tSta : Heard amid theguns below. �e are tore ?lead,- Spiort days ago — W 4 f fivedy felt dawn, saw sunsetglow, 723-3742 "Loved and wen loved, and now use fie 190 Wo Mworth Street East, Oshawa ;T n "'"a ers �7aJEe up ora quarrel�tuit3Ffoe: 0 youlrorrt fan lianas um throw torch; be yours torw1a it rugh. if ye 6reakfaith u4th us uAv die t , We shaft not , though popp�`F°w ' In jfandersf MANY CANADIANS GAVE THEIR LIVES Please pause for 2 minutes t,,�n Remembrance Day +' CO.BTEFLQI,ASCO CO-STEE4RECYCLING Remembrance Day narks the day we all recognize the contributions lop 19k that our friends and families made in Wars and military aawK,y, conflicts around the world. Many Paid the ultimate price for their Remembering Those Who beliefs and those of our country Today we are slroD6, free and Fought For Us democrark because of these sacrifices. On November 11. please joie in the remembrance of the most selfless service of all. the defense of one's family and Psft Canada proaxis RALPH (905) 509-2582 TAYLOR FUELS NMI! Lid 723-3742 Fax# 7234440 190 Wo Mworth Street East, Oshawa TOWN OF PICKERING At this solemn time of year I would like to commend the Aja:/Pickering members of the Canadian legion Janet Eckes AI PP for their selldess Durham Weft service and dedication. 1020 Brock 0Soulk 5 Suite /005 PickeW ont. Dan 905-420-7573 Mc league, M.P. ' 20�'� { Lest we forget Sl IABP. EZEcUTIVE COMM = SYST01 s 60 MONARCH AVE. • tRW 2 - 4 Royal Canadian U*im AJAX _ 683-10" Brarlich Pkkering AUTHORVED S SHDEALER 839-2990 Moe�alos MO[W TE :MMAAM fOt!`SATUMM CENWRAW :. 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ITEMS NEEDED 1) Greeting cards of all occasions to be used for children's crafts — 686-2569. 2)Fabric scraps — 683-1832. 3) Winter boots, coats, hats and mitts for Dunbarton-Fairport United Church's Winter Clothing Co -Op — 839-7271. 4) TV, board games• sports equipment and games for Pathways• a charily or- ganization for children• youths and families — 471-7877. 5) Dresser, boxrkshcIf — 427-2942. 6) Plastic dog house with floor — 683- 6090. 7) Small wood off -cuts suitable for fretwork — 683-4912. 8) Toys, games, puzzles, etc., ages six to 12. Kmark, a non-profit child and family service organization — 1-888- 454-6275. 9) Winter clothes, accessories. chil- dren's toys for new Big Sisters store —428-8111. 10) Old articles, white elephant items, all types of clothing for St. Martin's New to You sales — 839-4257. 11) Metal roofing and siding• drywall. filing cabinets, panelling for Second Chance Wildlife Sanctuary — 839- 4310. 12) Beanbag chair — 839-9864. ITEMS TO GIVE AWAY 1) New. Bn.Bln woxxkn compo%ter — 420-5625. Leave your name and Author to speak at writers' breakfast Author Nancy -Gay Rttstein will read frown her works at a breakfast hosted by the Writer% Circle of Durham Region. The Wnten and Editors Dialogue R.eakfa t n.. n &W %Murday. N& 14 from 9 to 1 1 am. at Jackson'% Tix.ch of Class. 104 Consumaer% Dr. in Whit- Ms Rutstein wrote Shattering Glas% and has lust returned frim her novel launch in England. In addition to reading, she'll share rnvghts %he's gattted as a poet and novelist. The cosi fix the breakfast a $8 for Writers' Circle members and $10 for flow -members. Call Gwynn Schehcmu at 905-720- 2172 for mcwc information or to re- serve a spot. Substance abuse on meeting agenda AJAX — St. Bernadette 's Out- reach Team ort suhstance abuse 1% Bolding an information evening on Monday. Nov. 30. The event will feature guest speaker John Campbell, the current president of the Oasis Addiction Re- covery Society. St. Bernadette'% Parish Hall, 21 Bayly St. E.. will he aha venue for the event. Tickets are free. For more information call 683- 6385, 683-4434 or 683-1533. The "" ltwr Yakut er:it aur W /l..0 M .M.N 0-/w .tsar w .v 4p JY.i.lian...atr i .d u ,err --h e . ini.aod scar cu—V iter. .d w.6ol:.r o" rao pan u ..C—,* obi. ow .. o,ri.V 7 CWb and l h.ewarr....bw r M a CV - .d r r.er.+to,. N. Ibr 0,W, p— of t30;.63 ... wfh/ w .nr bow Nowo 0-w 6 4d etewY/w rte e.1 wrw.awwn, ]Ii. wq rs. fond If you are considering a bathroom tenoratioo you arc a prime target for botch job artists and tmproks6i0011 contractors. Do you know the facts and what to expect in a remodeling project? Most peopk don't. A FREE REPORT, has just been released in audio cassette format, entitled -The 5 Most Common Myths to Bathroom Renovations Dispelled' - Han to mambo year o/ — i etM»oer coat Jr'ee It reveals the details it phin English (not consiruction jargon) and provides important strategies and tips. 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P,-abom available: 1) Quantity Surveyors 2) Estiti asors 3) Architectural Technicians and Technologists Successful applicant mrut have a mrnumun two y experience m Canadian Residential Wood F CtxtsttucAan, Computer skin, required. Pkaee stater clearly the upplxturuty c4 matrest sending your detailed resumt. Forward resume by mail, fax, or e -m" to: Viceroy Holmes Limited Human Resources admiacrvc viceroy.com. 30 Melford Drive Fax(416)29� -023 Toronto. Ontario MIB 1Z4 TekpA«1r Gail, vel) nit 9e lemip". Vk nary/ of aimpWo , who apply. Ler adeam, net ally now angry mchw caamdeemrltw milu k mukud MMMY rl�eAwl.ear PORT HOPE -TORONTO -RICHMOND RaeaYdp�•/�NiwiA.Y..seffil•RK aAeOraaaMiEe 11011ifC11 11illall0 $ySteflK, Cil LW., a Waft II owbckm XW dolribtdOr of bar troth ideninkaln sysnms fa MW Will industrialft 'a �� Sa'v�e The s Messhtl cadidab ell be respolaible for lmrsivilEp feaAStS 1ra111 all NidlIISI1I'e ctatornsr Dies. 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Maple SL 3efxb St. Aor Ave. 'velsot Rd. C4ar Ave Meekmgs Or Marrtet Cr Mapson Cr arrKk Ave Marshall Cr Abbe Crt IVMS CR wangon crs. Rotnerpa+ Rd. N. Rollo PICKERING Westshore 3WO Park Cres. 1,CloryOr M hmegrove Ave. wtsetteek Or Sandhurst Cres. Swargrove Cites. Amen Or Pepperwood Gab Mk10Mbn SL 3Wtaan Or ?we= CrL Doncaerh I Or SCARsDRIOUGE «soft tor. Meseomtate NA. Adana thee. DeasCraig. Do=bttsow Dr. stinal st the MtytM 1k. Dlthe ►Ice aeM tMNWeAt Or. Do=able tri. .. M. Fl in' leer. FOR FURTMER INFORMATION 906-683-5117 LOTS of 7AL&W win A•r1-tuna ttcn �rti�o.pl�owv wgwted •or all lbw •hey Tawe .... .1%, EaoeAr. 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Individual must be organized and have good telephone manner Send resume to'. Fek If 753 P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, that. LIH 71.5 1 Salm mdMA9r•• 1 sew IeplAa.ma ADAMS SERVICES requires AZ DRIVERS • 2 yrs. exp. • Local hwy. • Local city • Lots of weekend work Call Randy 720-2204 Su1e gat/IM1.1 SW%d 1Sa+p 1 Westney Rd. atHwy. #2 Ajax Required immediately Class "A" Mechanic Apply in person with resume Independent contractor knowledgeable in central vac, intercom, and OSC Security Systems required to Install same. Must have own tools and van. Please tax resume to: 905 -831 -6220 - Only those candidates selected for interviews will be contacted. 1 sur •w%P. EsW: "•raw aacl= Aim ww- apry 1 bUbWOWm malmaFM 22 WACM s1 soca Fe�ars�m. Nes I for 1 - 6 P.M. PlcYwirrl ala Fa mamma b Istel Aaaem Clrkrr D09+e0n in d%-• flsi OmMRa mind by, Der PNM can Ann l lion 0"M no bow 12 nota sea,na0im ret Mit wlemmu AA' M lM rrae IaP"a2 weber. 1`0. la 1W Ar- eal +_4-S t J15A•�w.rI P- -401 samekoft Llc >b. 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Do=bttsow Dr. stinal st the MtytM 1k. Dlthe ►Ice aeM tMNWeAt Or. Do=able tri. .. M. Fl in' leer. FOR FURTMER INFORMATION 906-683-5117 LOTS of 7AL&W win A•r1-tuna ttcn �rti�o.pl�owv wgwted •or all lbw •hey Tawe .... .1%, EaoeAr. 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Individual must be organized and have good telephone manner Send resume to'. Fek If 753 P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, that. LIH 71.5 1 Salm mdMA9r•• 1 sew IeplAa.ma ADAMS SERVICES requires AZ DRIVERS • 2 yrs. exp. • Local hwy. • Local city • Lots of weekend work Call Randy 720-2204 Su1e gat/IM1.1 SW%d 1Sa+p 1 Westney Rd. atHwy. #2 Ajax Required immediately Class "A" Mechanic Apply in person with resume Independent contractor knowledgeable in central vac, intercom, and OSC Security Systems required to Install same. Must have own tools and van. Please tax resume to: 905 -831 -6220 - Only those candidates selected for interviews will be contacted. 1 sur •w%P. EsW: 1 SOMALI useo .v rwa.•.•rp wWE GnEA t m •v 720, 77M e.._, a 'rale °n' L� E Ora ft eal +_4-S t J15A•�w.rI P- -401 wW+4G Abe. 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A vehicle and valid drivers license is required We offer flexible scheduling, comprehensive orientation, ongoing naining and competitive compensation. Interested ondidae may fonemrd that +esu ria to: Senior msmw, w, Seim umbetb He" CAN, 209 DWN6 St. I? Wbitbh o=trie LIH 7116 Few loos) 430.2921 1 AA /MOE M NEM ADMERTH ER, 101E0011EAMY EDM M. MOVEWER 11. IM w� ppM/AUYb D111a6 atAMlbr An6 a CPaRM Arc a �r 681i Mer a Ct6ai y � �j• y - Day Care Available To Adverdn Y~ Alln 88=11111A caM ow Advei ids Deparitrnmt. OsMwa/Mf11Myf/Ch iBilow al: 576-9335 Ajaac/Mdcerft all: 1 Firewood 1 M 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. 683-0707 Utiades 3 parking included 900451 3713 MASHER A DRYER E.cellent or fax w year ad at: FULM00D Chan Wselpa," seett MGu Ofte to schools and shopping. 576-9335 From $910.0. 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Looney Tunes, Postmaster Framed Sbnps (rare d Disd.) Estate Con Coiectlon with Gold a nobs. Porcelain accent vases, Circe of Love Figurines. Border Fine Arts WtaMe Sculptures (by Royal DtXllbn), Omk a Carved Palace Minors. 06cor Lamps, Diamond d Genuine stone rings, tonings. brecelets. Diamond Studs, Sher. Goa chains, txacebts, pelaMtls, Estate items. Group of Seven An. Romance, Lumbers, C. Marshal. Dyer, Casson, Hans, Carmichael, AY Jackson, Loabs etc. Toronto Maple Leat 'MV11000s a Dreams' 1931.1999 Collectibles, aubgraphed. Exclusive Tie Dori Wear - Tie Dome• Shins, Caps. Poor Boys, Melrlorabilia. Aiwa. Sharp, Pioneer, Audio Stereo systems w/Co, Walkman. VCR etc. Marry more Rams too rRnierous to menDon....Nways a new selection of items. Terms: Cash. visa. MC. Amex, as per posted a Announced. Additions a Deletions. NEW -10% Buyers Premium on all items, Free Draw for a Ladies Ring PROFESSIONAL AUCTIONEERS 416298-1762 CONSIGNMENTS AND ESTATES WANTED Low commission, payment next day ales every Tues. h,jrs. Sat. at 6 .m. Antique fu ni- ne. appliances tc. Owner and LMES KPIG AUCTIONS 33 HMI SL OMAae, Esti basflLRi in 1960 72345M g6 4_Ta"r,T5i SAT. WIN 14 96FM AT MTIES KM AUCT1011 WL. 33 HALL ST.. IISwIABA. L^_^d •!•geraor mattnwig srora. lJ^•-'!Oc watMr all nr•=^r,q dryer. 3 pt. :ries: entNa Stat. 040 :knee No end 186ft .e -31chn Octasw0 Y :hare, raTwtetl :sat 7 PC oar bed- oom sub. (good cor, peon .nn Duca,uns by ,pang am met- ros Cast d drsus. ptsseri. 2 Ones Strips SWW txtwp1411 i PC Dlr,ene SdM. %Kwq Chair. Pon, Shpt. ped CIWM las MEL wim N w Va. dPw organ. SEA fad slip, slgnwad 111nwed Prion. WA Zsow, 0100111. pilot. rg. lupe 4st4M at Liar, 10 Jwd. M 'erns cash and wwand a1MeWa'1 aMl �mr.r a .ra.SAN! 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K( Smar) vt Strors 3 ('AAaM Salon, 4rrtraY SlaloUr 2) CamYos I IAdIn AWa do.) A FobrM 0 k*AWW 4 (oar Golly KAa, Dams Jsrlrey Ars. Malp t, Jura) N Corona 1 (Oerol Suds) vance to the regional event which de- cides two spots in the provincial final. The only other route to the final are two challenge round spots or to be the defending champion of the Labatt Brier. This season, the Mike Harris rink from the Tam Heather Curling Club of Scarborough received a bye at the Ontario championships by virtue of their Canadian Olympic Trials victo- ry. ictorry. The Harris team contains two Pickering residents — Collin Mitchell and Richard Hart — who'll also he joined by George Karrys at the championships in Brantford in February. Annandale currently has two teams signed up to compete on their home ice at the Nokia zone event. Warren Leslie will skip his team of Harry Nolte, Marvin Harrison and Mike Nelson. The Gord Norton rink will consist of Rich Poole, Mike Susko and Ron Alexander. This weekend, the Ajax curling club will host its first bonspicl of the season. The annual Annandale Stakes will feature 32 mixed teams playing three eight -end games. It takes place this weekend, Nov. 13 and 14. The men's competitive teams will soon be looking for some ice time to get their Skins Playdown double - knockout games completed. With all the leagues busy. there is competition for spare ice time. Thirty of the 32 available spots for the skins plavdown are presently filled. BUMPER TO BUMP aAIARRANt` PARTS LABOUR. ! COVERS t ALL A WORN OUT OR BR01(EN COMPONENTS 11LIVI ITL IR� 5MINEEN, [Y1RY.DDY oAIVEN A WORD CAN, WHY BIJyNFW?-1 Up to 4 yrs., 80k available on some cars, most cars 1 yr., 20k included. 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He says most people joined the Armed Forces because they needed a job. At the time, there wasn't much work in Canada other than in munitions factories and other plants whose production supported the Allied forces' efforts. Entering the service was an attractive option since recruits were guaranteed a salary — a precious commodity in those times. During the war, Mr. Presley and his brother sent home half their salaries to their family. "The thought of going to war and being shot at or killed was secondary:' says Mr. Pres- ley, a member of the volunteer reserves. The Navy also provided him three square meals a day. his own uniform and bouts — priceless articles for someone who had grown up wearing his siblings' hand -me -downs - Mr. Presley served for a while on the HMCS Pictou. a submarine destroyer that picked up ship convoys in the mid-Atlantic and took them to just off the shores of Northern Ireland, where the British Navy would pick them up. Mr. Presley chose the Navy over the Army and the Air Force because the Navy had a lower age requirement. He was able to join the Navy at 17 - and -a -half years while 18 was the minimum for the other two forces. -i was young and anxious to do something.- says the res- ident of Ajax since 1966. He joincid the war with a group of his schoolmates. sonic he Never saw again but still renteraben them vividly - "Quite a group of us jointed the different Armed Forces. Three of those boys were killed before their 20th birth- days. - They were among approxi- mately 45,000 Canadians who gave their lives during the war out of more than one million Canadians who served. 'They were all volunteers who put their lives on the line in various ways to recover freedom for the people in Eu- rope:' notes Mr. Presley. "It was a costly price to pay for a fight that wasn't fought on Canadian soil" `we need to bring then) the message that war is not a desirable thing.' -- Charles `Chic' Presley He plans to have an active role in the events at Royal Canadian Legion Branch 322 in Ajax during Veterans' Week from Nov. 5 to 1 1. "Remembrance Day to me means remembering those who paid the supreme sacri- fice, so that we could live in peace." says Mr. Pre -sky. "rhe poppy to me is not a reminder of the war years but it's to re- mind (the rest of the world) to keep the peace.- Today. ace"Today, while Branch 322 members held a service in front of the Legion, Mr. Pres- ley was speaking to an a-swm- bly of students at St. lames Catholic School. Hc's one of several veterans who planned to go tato arca schools today to talk to stu- dents about the meaning of Remicnibraoce Day, why they should war a poppy and what it signifies. ibe Legionnaires go to the schools and talk directly to the youngsters, s) that we can In^ P1k7W0N1W11,'Ye»s Advertiser phot.. Navy veteran Charles Preslev stands at attention while taking a moment to remember fallen comrades to the Second World War His experience has galvanized a belief that peace is worth fighting for, although war 'is not a desirable thing help prevent any further major world conflicts," says Mr. Presky. "We need to bring them the message that war is not a de- sirable thing " Today's ceremony at the Legion followed tradition with an 11 a.m. service in front of the cairn. Veterans and service clubs Laid wreaths commemorating fellow Canadians who died fighting in the First and Sec- ond World Wars and the Kore- an War School children were also on hand to sing the national anthem and recite 'In Flanders Fields'. For more information on the the Ajax branch of the Royal Canadian Legom, con- tact Tcd Griffin at 691 -TAI I ` Royal Canadian Legion opens its doors The Royal Canadian Legxm is seeking Canadians who want to sere their communities. The Legion was formed in 1925 with a membership of 50,000 growing out of the need to help First World War vcter- ans. The Legion's defining commitment remains to re- member those who gave their lives — the rn orc than 114,000 Canadians who have been killed in conflicts in which Canada participated — and has grown over the past 73 yeas to assist seniors. youth and the disabled, as well as veterans, Now the largest community ser- vice organization in Canada, the Legion has more than 500,(XX) members and 1.690 branches in Canada, 26 in the United States and three in Ger- many. Most Canadians associate the Legion with Remembrance Day ceremonies and the Na- tional Poppy -Remembrance Campaign when Legion mem- ber distribute poppy emblems lo raise funds for disabled, sick. rand needy veterans, ex- rvice members, and their yu 5�1 ND I is %46 6 LeLnons seek ('anadians «ho want to cr%�! their communities L,ocat veterans marrhea to Afar in the annu- Dray. It is a solemn and important occasion al parade to commemorate Remembrance for the men and women who served families. But there is much more going on behind the red poppy emblem and all that the The symbol 4yal Can puts $347 million into Canadi- an cities and towns each year, providing services to seniors, youth and numerous communi- ty-based charities. Its youth programmes in particular spon- sor a variety of sports, public speaking and strident poster, poem and essay competitions, while distributing bursaries and scholarships to students from secondary school to the univer- sity level. The region is the :argent single supporter of Boy Scouts and Gari Guiles. As the years take their toll an Canada's population of aging veterans. the legion needs the infusion of new blood in ,oder to maintain the many wr- vices it provides. Membership was o nginalh restricted to war veterans and those serving or retired members of Canada's Armed Forces. Eligibility was expanded over the years to include imme- diate family members of veter- ans and to members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Po- lice, other police forces and, with limitations, the public in general. Currently, four categories of Royal Canadian Legion mem- bcrship are open to Canadian citizens or Commonwealth sub- jects who arc of the age of ma- jority. They include ordinary. associate, affiliate and affiliate non-voting. As of Oct. 1, members of the latter category, who include those from the general public, will be able to apply for affiliate voting status, with full privi- " - -- WORDS FROM THE WISE Politics, Points of View and Parodies SCHOOL BOARDS Monday, Nov. 16, 7 pin, - Durham District 4, School Board, Education Centre, 400 Taunton PICKERING TOWN COUNCIL Rd. E., Whitby r • Monday, Nov. 16,7:30 pia. — Council, Picker- Monday, Nov. 16.7:30 p.m.. Durham Catholic ing Civic Complex, One The Esplanade. District School Board, Catholic Education Cen- DURHAM REGION tre, 650 Rossland Rd. W., Oshawa 71msday, Nov. 12, 10 a.m. - Finance Common- Mores AtnrUm Roarer Poll tee, Finance Department Boardroom, 3rd Floor, 60 Bond St. W„ Oshawa. Last Week's Qaestioa: What's your reaction to the latest Tuesday. Nov 17, 9:30 am. - Healtb and Social indicated ! Durham R Bion rade rest st results which R public school students Services Commkke, 850 King St. W., Oshawa. posted ,scores which were among the lowest in the Greater Toronto Area? — - _ Wedmc$&y, Nov. 13, 9 a -m. - Regional Trausk - Co-ordinating Committee, Durham Region The local teachers should learn from this re - Headquarters, 605 Rossland Rd. E., Whitby. sult. They really have to realize that results do leges, fonownng two years of service. -Our purpou is strong and our people we just as dedicated and committed as they have been in the past. and we are evolving and changing as re- quired:' says Dominion Presi- dent Chuck !Murphy of Port Moody, B.C. • We -kc had some prohkms in the last few ecars with a slight decline in memtsership, but were taking steps and mak- ing provision -s where neccssan to change that. Tlic legion's tu- turc looks bright and were looking forward to the next cen- tury with a great deal of antici- pation." Pickering has two legion branches, one in the sowthern portion of town and the other in Claremont. Ajax, meanwhile. has one. Pickering Branch 606 a lo- cated at 1555 Bayly St. near Brock Road. Claremont Branch 483 is at 4937 Old Brock Road in the northern part of town. Ajax Branch 322 is located at I 1 I Hunt Street near Com- mercial Avenue. count, I also think they should be giving back the children their extra -curricular actin ities. It's Important for parents slot to attach too much meaning to these test results. First of all, a lot of the material is new to the kids because of curriculum changes. Secondly. they'll show hewer as they become familiar with it. My child will be tested next year, w I'm wor- ried that Grade 2s aren't being properly prepared. I want all kids to have the best education they can. but i wont' about all the changes. The lowest in the GTA'! 1 can't say I'm too surprised. Blame the provincial government This Week's Quespon: A recent stud% related to the effects of lining near a nuclear generating station indicates that the incidence of childhood leukkerma and other diseases aren't ata higher in Ajar and Pickerinq than in other parts of the pnn•ince. What's %our reaction.' Far vourc•omments to 683-7363, email them to newsrixim ca durham.nei or call our lnfosoutce Line at 6,43-7040. box 5112. STEPHANIE Mc DONALD Special to the News Advertiser AJAX — Charles Presley joined the Royal Canadian Navy for two reasons — to help support his family and to embark on an adventure. As a teenager growing up in IBY Verdun. Quebec, he was rest- less and looking for a way to help his family while Canada was coming out of the Great Depression. "My brother and I felt a need to join (the Navy) in 1942. Canada was in a very deep depression in the '30%. Then with the war on, they were looking for people to go and try to stop the atrocities in Europe:' recalls Mr. Presley, now 75. `The thought of going to war and being shot at or killed was secondary.' -- Charles `Chic' Presley Patriotism didn't have much to do with his decision to enlist, since he had no re- maining family in Europe - "We didn't have any ties with the British people.' says Mr Presley, known as Chic to the many area residents famil- iar with him. n -In searching my mind as to why I had joined. i would think it was more a need to help support my family at that time and maybe a little adven- ture thrown in but i don't think F1 it could be defined as patrio- tism - Mr. Presky was one of s seven children living on their father's meagre salary as a - Pentecostal minister in a three- bedroom "cold -water flat". He says most people joined the Armed Forces because they needed a job. At the time, there wasn't much work in Canada other than in munitions factories and other plants whose production supported the Allied forces' efforts. Entering the service was an attractive option since recruits were guaranteed a salary — a precious commodity in those times. During the war, Mr. Presley and his brother sent home half their salaries to their family. "The thought of going to war and being shot at or killed was secondary:' says Mr. Pres- ley, a member of the volunteer reserves. The Navy also provided him three square meals a day. his own uniform and bouts — priceless articles for someone who had grown up wearing his siblings' hand -me -downs - Mr. Presley served for a while on the HMCS Pictou. a submarine destroyer that picked up ship convoys in the mid-Atlantic and took them to just off the shores of Northern Ireland, where the British Navy would pick them up. Mr. Presley chose the Navy over the Army and the Air Force because the Navy had a lower age requirement. He was able to join the Navy at 17 - and -a -half years while 18 was the minimum for the other two forces. -i was young and anxious to do something.- says the res- ident of Ajax since 1966. He joincid the war with a group of his schoolmates. sonic he Never saw again but still renteraben them vividly - "Quite a group of us jointed the different Armed Forces. Three of those boys were killed before their 20th birth- days. - They were among approxi- mately 45,000 Canadians who gave their lives during the war out of more than one million Canadians who served. 'They were all volunteers who put their lives on the line in various ways to recover freedom for the people in Eu- rope:' notes Mr. Presley. "It was a costly price to pay for a fight that wasn't fought on Canadian soil" `we need to bring then) the message that war is not a desirable thing.' -- Charles `Chic' Presley He plans to have an active role in the events at Royal Canadian Legion Branch 322 in Ajax during Veterans' Week from Nov. 5 to 1 1. "Remembrance Day to me means remembering those who paid the supreme sacri- fice, so that we could live in peace." says Mr. Pre -sky. "rhe poppy to me is not a reminder of the war years but it's to re- mind (the rest of the world) to keep the peace.- Today. ace"Today, while Branch 322 members held a service in front of the Legion, Mr. Pres- ley was speaking to an a-swm- bly of students at St. lames Catholic School. Hc's one of several veterans who planned to go tato arca schools today to talk to stu- dents about the meaning of Remicnibraoce Day, why they should war a poppy and what it signifies. ibe Legionnaires go to the schools and talk directly to the youngsters, s) that we can In^ P1k7W0N1W11,'Ye»s Advertiser phot.. Navy veteran Charles Preslev stands at attention while taking a moment to remember fallen comrades to the Second World War His experience has galvanized a belief that peace is worth fighting for, although war 'is not a desirable thing help prevent any further major world conflicts," says Mr. Presky. "We need to bring them the message that war is not a de- sirable thing " Today's ceremony at the Legion followed tradition with an 11 a.m. service in front of the cairn. Veterans and service clubs Laid wreaths commemorating fellow Canadians who died fighting in the First and Sec- ond World Wars and the Kore- an War School children were also on hand to sing the national anthem and recite 'In Flanders Fields'. For more information on the the Ajax branch of the Royal Canadian Legom, con- tact Tcd Griffin at 691 -TAI I ` Royal Canadian Legion opens its doors The Royal Canadian Legxm is seeking Canadians who want to sere their communities. The Legion was formed in 1925 with a membership of 50,000 growing out of the need to help First World War vcter- ans. The Legion's defining commitment remains to re- member those who gave their lives — the rn orc than 114,000 Canadians who have been killed in conflicts in which Canada participated — and has grown over the past 73 yeas to assist seniors. youth and the disabled, as well as veterans, Now the largest community ser- vice organization in Canada, the Legion has more than 500,(XX) members and 1.690 branches in Canada, 26 in the United States and three in Ger- many. Most Canadians associate the Legion with Remembrance Day ceremonies and the Na- tional Poppy -Remembrance Campaign when Legion mem- ber distribute poppy emblems lo raise funds for disabled, sick. rand needy veterans, ex- rvice members, and their yu 5�1 ND I is %46 6 LeLnons seek ('anadians «ho want to cr%�! their communities L,ocat veterans marrhea to Afar in the annu- Dray. It is a solemn and important occasion al parade to commemorate Remembrance for the men and women who served families. But there is much more going on behind the red poppy emblem and all that the The symbol 4yal Can puts $347 million into Canadi- an cities and towns each year, providing services to seniors, youth and numerous communi- ty-based charities. Its youth programmes in particular spon- sor a variety of sports, public speaking and strident poster, poem and essay competitions, while distributing bursaries and scholarships to students from secondary school to the univer- sity level. The region is the :argent single supporter of Boy Scouts and Gari Guiles. As the years take their toll an Canada's population of aging veterans. the legion needs the infusion of new blood in ,oder to maintain the many wr- vices it provides. Membership was o nginalh restricted to war veterans and those serving or retired members of Canada's Armed Forces. Eligibility was expanded over the years to include imme- diate family members of veter- ans and to members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Po- lice, other police forces and, with limitations, the public in general. Currently, four categories of Royal Canadian Legion mem- bcrship are open to Canadian citizens or Commonwealth sub- jects who arc of the age of ma- jority. They include ordinary. associate, affiliate and affiliate non-voting. As of Oct. 1, members of the latter category, who include those from the general public, will be able to apply for affiliate voting status, with full privi- " - -- WORDS FROM THE WISE Politics, Points of View and Parodies SCHOOL BOARDS Monday, Nov. 16, 7 pin, - Durham District 4, School Board, Education Centre, 400 Taunton PICKERING TOWN COUNCIL Rd. E., Whitby r • Monday, Nov. 16,7:30 pia. — Council, Picker- Monday, Nov. 16.7:30 p.m.. Durham Catholic ing Civic Complex, One The Esplanade. District School Board, Catholic Education Cen- DURHAM REGION tre, 650 Rossland Rd. W., Oshawa 71msday, Nov. 12, 10 a.m. - Finance Common- Mores AtnrUm Roarer Poll tee, Finance Department Boardroom, 3rd Floor, 60 Bond St. W„ Oshawa. Last Week's Qaestioa: What's your reaction to the latest Tuesday. Nov 17, 9:30 am. - Healtb and Social indicated ! Durham R Bion rade rest st results which R public school students Services Commkke, 850 King St. W., Oshawa. posted ,scores which were among the lowest in the Greater Toronto Area? — - _ Wedmc$&y, Nov. 13, 9 a -m. - Regional Trausk - Co-ordinating Committee, Durham Region The local teachers should learn from this re - Headquarters, 605 Rossland Rd. E., Whitby. sult. They really have to realize that results do leges, fonownng two years of service. -Our purpou is strong and our people we just as dedicated and committed as they have been in the past. and we are evolving and changing as re- quired:' says Dominion Presi- dent Chuck !Murphy of Port Moody, B.C. • We -kc had some prohkms in the last few ecars with a slight decline in memtsership, but were taking steps and mak- ing provision -s where neccssan to change that. Tlic legion's tu- turc looks bright and were looking forward to the next cen- tury with a great deal of antici- pation." Pickering has two legion branches, one in the sowthern portion of town and the other in Claremont. Ajax, meanwhile. has one. Pickering Branch 606 a lo- cated at 1555 Bayly St. near Brock Road. Claremont Branch 483 is at 4937 Old Brock Road in the northern part of town. Ajax Branch 322 is located at I 1 I Hunt Street near Com- mercial Avenue. count, I also think they should be giving back the children their extra -curricular actin ities. It's Important for parents slot to attach too much meaning to these test results. First of all, a lot of the material is new to the kids because of curriculum changes. Secondly. they'll show hewer as they become familiar with it. My child will be tested next year, w I'm wor- ried that Grade 2s aren't being properly prepared. I want all kids to have the best education they can. but i wont' about all the changes. The lowest in the GTA'! 1 can't say I'm too surprised. Blame the provincial government This Week's Quespon: A recent stud% related to the effects of lining near a nuclear generating station indicates that the incidence of childhood leukkerma and other diseases aren't ata higher in Ajar and Pickerinq than in other parts of the pnn•ince. What's %our reaction.' Far vourc•omments to 683-7363, email them to newsrixim ca durham.nei or call our lnfosoutce Line at 6,43-7040. box 5112. P111111111111! Al NEWS AD11ERT1611M MN:ONEMW ED1T10M. MO MWlt 11. HNNI Provincial funding available for local charities Pickering groups urged to apply PICKERING — Local charities are being invited to apply through the Town of Pickering for interim financ- ing under the Ontario Lottery Cotpara- tions 'Advance Funding Program-. The Province is providing up to $40 million in interim funding through the program. Each municipality is responsible for compiling a roster of local charities to share in the funding. Charities must apply to their municipality for inclu- sion on the roster. To participate in the program, the charities must meet provincial eligibility criteria. Application forms and guidelines are available on request at the clerk's department at the Pickering Civic Complex, One The Esplanade. All ap- plications must be completed and re- turned to the clerk's department by Nov. 30. 1998. Pickering Council will make rec- ommendations to the Province on how the funding available here should he allocated ui eligible local charities. Fore more information call lottery licensing officer Maureen Martin at 420-4615. ext. 2142. or Town clerk Bruce Taylor at 420-4611. ext. 2193. 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