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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1998_11_1811 Lon -term care in g Durham boosted Pickering and the expansion of 60 -bed centre in Pickering and by Bill Dillane, chief operating in Oshawa and an 80 -bed centre Ser SENIORS Page 4 PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING'S CONIMUN ITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 PRESSRUN 44,000 34 PAGES `It's two minutes before midnight' Sale of Pickering greenlands ripped BY MARIANNE TAKACS SraffWrirer PICKERING — Citizens will lose another Important piece of natural landscape and cultural heritage if the sell-off and overdevelopment of con- servation authority lands in southwest Pickering isn't stopped. says an area resident. -It's two minutes before midnight," says Manan Martin. 7%rn this greenway Is gone.- Ms. one -Ms. Martin urges concerned residents to attend a statutory Public information matting Thursday at 7 p.m. at Town hall to demand the area be prowc-t- ed A proposed recomng and land severance on Rodd Avenue could result in the building of two new "monster horses" in the "gretnway" along the lakcshirt between the math of the Rouge River and the Pe tts- coot Creek Conservation Area, south of the CNR track% The proposal may seem likea minor redevclopmcm, but Ms. Martin maintains It'% another nail In the cotTin far ecological and cultur- al praavalwo a Pnckerhag. Back in the 1970s aid '80s, the theei-Mani Toronto and Re- gion Conicrvation Authority aequined about two-thirds of the It" iu the area to , - , a grecs corridor to link those two important matwral feattares. .the TRCA has started to sell off some 01 the lands in recent years, and begun fo- atssms its anconon os wgrir- I" a narrower strip linking the Rouge and connservatson area directly on die takeshore. Another combination salenand swap was completed recently by the TRCA which could see the construct— of mew homes on Rodd Avenue. though it has yet to he approved by the Ministry of Natural Re- sources. The deal would gave the TRCA another piece of Iakeshorc land, but Ms. Martin maintains the authority's gain won't make up for its loss. The rezoning being consid- eend Thursday could put two big houses where there is one Antall one now, says Ms. Mar - WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 18, 1998 OPTIONAL WEEK DFLIVFRN' S5'$I NEWSSTAND NEIL CARROL Wi do rely on (TRCA) expertise'. tis, and wouM also fiirdter sep. arae the ensuing waterfront trail from the lakeshcre. She's also concerned redevelopment of the area will destroy valuable archcolognal reeaaias is what nay be the site of center nes-Old Hese Natirnw vc"k+.K.w. In August. time !Ministry of CELLA BRONKHORST/ News Adiwvi irr phaco ,Dressed up for Santa C.i11w.11 8eesiaer'a Nr. uri'sriGn rut :last wreitrrd's Pmekerwg Sorra cud ready w iwiprrss tlrr crurrd rare U'roto lerft) Aver Sotto Clans psrndr nano a coJonrfwl collection of elonrrns and Wunkie. Ashley Mae-Lemum Jerrrey looter Lois Willis and Ser Col mavATION pyre 3 hry frieveds prepare to walk the panadk rouse. D►essed for Ja:vnsn Godo"m Changes in works for workfare contract MPP Ecker admits 'unacceptable' management of $180 -million contract Commumay and Sacaol Ser- vices Minister Janet Ecker ad- mits her deportimemt mumas- aged a contract with a consul - tam to revamp workfare com- puters, but says steps have been taken to correct the problem. of the contract was unaccept- able," the Durham West MPP says. "I've directed my deputy mini--Acr to take steps to fix that" Problems with a contract with Andersen Consulting came to light in the recent annual re- port of Provincial Auditor Eek Peters. He noted the company was charging hourly rates far Inside the News Advertiser higher than it wOunld haw cost Y ministry staff to do the work. demonstrate to as that value for T%c auditors flagged Rob- �Jax and Pickering get a share in funding for 220 new beds across the region the program," be said. BY KEITH G1L[JGAN y SrqffWrirer Ontario Minister of Long- an Oshawa centre will create add 50 beds to its facility on officer of Central Park Lodges in Clarington. More than 200 new tong- temcare beds for seniors will Term Care with responsibility 220 new beds. for Seniors Cam Jackson an- Central Care will build a Thornton Road in Oshawa. (CPL) Real Estate Investment The news from the Province Trust, the parent firm of Central "Durham is one of the areas in Ontario with the lowest ratio be opened in Durham over the nett Iwo years nounced Monday construction 110 -bed facthty in Ajax, while of new facilities in Ajax and Versa Care will construct a new was hailed as "great, excellent Care and Versa, the latter of from a community perspective" which rung the 104 -bed facility of long-term care beds to peo- Pickering and the expansion of 60 -bed centre in Pickering and by Bill Dillane, chief operating in Oshawa and an 80 -bed centre Ser SENIORS Page 4 PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING'S CONIMUN ITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 PRESSRUN 44,000 34 PAGES `It's two minutes before midnight' Sale of Pickering greenlands ripped BY MARIANNE TAKACS SraffWrirer PICKERING — Citizens will lose another Important piece of natural landscape and cultural heritage if the sell-off and overdevelopment of con- servation authority lands in southwest Pickering isn't stopped. says an area resident. -It's two minutes before midnight," says Manan Martin. 7%rn this greenway Is gone.- Ms. one -Ms. Martin urges concerned residents to attend a statutory Public information matting Thursday at 7 p.m. at Town hall to demand the area be prowc-t- ed A proposed recomng and land severance on Rodd Avenue could result in the building of two new "monster horses" in the "gretnway" along the lakcshirt between the math of the Rouge River and the Pe tts- coot Creek Conservation Area, south of the CNR track% The proposal may seem likea minor redevclopmcm, but Ms. Martin maintains It'% another nail In the cotTin far ecological and cultur- al praavalwo a Pnckerhag. Back in the 1970s aid '80s, the theei-Mani Toronto and Re- gion Conicrvation Authority aequined about two-thirds of the It" iu the area to , - , a grecs corridor to link those two important matwral feattares. .the TRCA has started to sell off some 01 the lands in recent years, and begun fo- atssms its anconon os wgrir- I" a narrower strip linking the Rouge and connservatson area directly on die takeshore. Another combination salenand swap was completed recently by the TRCA which could see the construct— of mew homes on Rodd Avenue. though it has yet to he approved by the Ministry of Natural Re- sources. The deal would gave the TRCA another piece of Iakeshorc land, but Ms. Martin maintains the authority's gain won't make up for its loss. The rezoning being consid- eend Thursday could put two big houses where there is one Antall one now, says Ms. Mar - WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 18, 1998 OPTIONAL WEEK DFLIVFRN' S5'$I NEWSSTAND NEIL CARROL Wi do rely on (TRCA) expertise'. tis, and wouM also fiirdter sep. arae the ensuing waterfront trail from the lakeshcre. She's also concerned redevelopment of the area will destroy valuable archcolognal reeaaias is what nay be the site of center nes-Old Hese Natirnw vc"k+.K.w. In August. time !Ministry of CELLA BRONKHORST/ News Adiwvi irr phaco ,Dressed up for Santa C.i11w.11 8eesiaer'a Nr. uri'sriGn rut :last wreitrrd's Pmekerwg Sorra cud ready w iwiprrss tlrr crurrd rare U'roto lerft) Aver Sotto Clans psrndr nano a coJonrfwl collection of elonrrns and Wunkie. Ashley Mae-Lemum Jerrrey looter Lois Willis and Ser Col mavATION pyre 3 hry frieveds prepare to walk the panadk rouse. D►essed for Ja:vnsn Godo"m Changes in works for workfare contract MPP Ecker admits 'unacceptable' management of $180 -million contract Commumay and Sacaol Ser- vices Minister Janet Ecker ad- mits her deportimemt mumas- aged a contract with a consul - tam to revamp workfare com- puters, but says steps have been taken to correct the problem. of the contract was unaccept- able," the Durham West MPP says. "I've directed my deputy mini--Acr to take steps to fix that" Problems with a contract with Andersen Consulting came to light in the recent annual re- port of Provincial Auditor Eek Peters. He noted the company was charging hourly rates far Inside the News Advertiser higher than it wOunld haw cost -ILe ministry Could not ministry staff to do the work. demonstrate to as that value for T%c auditors flagged Rob- money was being achieved by leets with the management of the program," be said. The contract. We're taking steps Mr. Peters said die amounts to fix that," Ms. Ecker says charged are a -daproponios- AAdersen Is in the middle of ately high rare". a four-year, $180 -million coo- Ms. Ecker says Andersen tract to update the miastry's gets pard from savings they find workfare computer program. in the system. Mr. Peters ripped the aim- `Andersen has the expen- istry for lax management, stat- eta and they were prepared to, tag the company was charging in effect, pay the expenses and $85 an hour for data entry run the nsk of getting paid from clerks and $575 an hour for savings. If no money is saved, head consultants. Government they don't get paid. It's that Wanes for comparable work simple," At adds. " Ilney only are $28 an hour and $70 an got a maxamont of up to $180 hour. million " The minister adds the work needs to be done. The meed for reform of ibis particular area was vital. It's one pan of the project of overall reform:' she says. "'ala 30 - yew -old computer system is an- tlgYaW. Quite frankly. It's In serious danger of crashing " Andersen is an international company that's done work of this kind for other governments in Canada, the United States and other countries. Ms. Ecker says. Also, ministry staff checked thecompany's refer- ences, she adds. a To do die (computer) re - Ser WORKFARE page 2 Pickerina j'�'laza clears commute ■tieiE n m R . D I UMM Put . • • • • • .6 BY MARMNN£ TAKACS Fsk tui ..........6 Srgs write. Eebftmhmw t ......10 ncKEQING — Area resi- teC2ele�9e BMNf ...11 dents, the developer and the Spwk12 Town have arrived at a compro- omtpr -mise CIMeiReti ..........14 misethat will allow the cos- struoxiom of a new phva-style ing as the Town wants to we shopping centre on a 2.2 - J hectare parcel at the northeast 4"*?icorner of Steeple Hull RoWamd IfifA: U A CALL " •' 6nersl ......683-5110 Kingston Road. Council's executive com- Oiddlatka ...683-5117 aitwe turned down a rezoning 0086 tetkM .683-3005 application for the deveMp- ANCUM Lille ..683-7545 sheet Oct. 26. Some of those who voted �/ %mf • • . • • • against it maimaimw the pro - 1 -800-662-8423 ject did not meet the gen& �jl .. ....... . . .. . out in the Town's Kingston newsroom@durham.net Road Corridor Urban Design Web site durhamnews.net and Development Guidelines, intended to help transform FAX .. .....683-7363 road from a highway into more pedestrian oriemed 'mil a street'. Others maintained the con- ditions to be imposed on the development were not support- ed by aro residents or the de- veloper. Discusswas; among the residents, developer and Town led to some changes in the pro- ject and its recent approval by Cowtcrl. Plans for the Stroud's Farm Shopping Centre, submitted by Cemtrecorp Services Ltd. on rs, behalf of the owneinclude the construction of a 30AW square -foot food store at ire set northeast corner of the proper- ty, a 19,000 -square -foot build- ing at the back of the lot, a 4,000 -square -foot structure the along Kingston Road on the a east side and a two-storey JANET ECKER 'We're taking steps.' e hurdle building of up to 14,200 square two-storey development along fee m the corner with Steeple the Kingston Road corridor. Hill. Other buildings on the sale A second storey has been will ban one floor with 'two - added to the laver corner build- storey massing' that will give ing as the Town wants to we them a higher exterior. Send condolences to Trudeaus PICKEW4G — Residents are invited to sign a book of condolence being sent to the family of former Prime Minis- ter Pierre Trudeau, whose son Michel is ---P met after being caught -in an "anche Friday and swept into Koka- nee Lake in British Columbia. The book will be available for signing in the lobby of the Pickering Civic Complex, One The Esplanade, from today dwough Friday, Nov. 27, from 8:30 am. to 4:30 p.m. week- daya. , 0*11 also be signed by the mayor councillors and mem- bmf Towns staff. W' hook was suggested by Ward 3 Regional Councillor Rick Johnson, who said sever- al constituents had requested such an opportunity to send their condolences to the Trudeau family. MMi T IlMAPMN61 WEpVMYfD11UN MVBYEw I4 nY Tobacco legislation changes beyond our mandate: Durham public school board Requesting changes to the Tobacco Control Act as a means of preventing smoking among students in the commu- nity is beyond the public board's man- date. Durham District School Board chairman Ruth Ann Schedlich told trustees Monday. Trustees voted against a motion, put forward by Pickering trustee Paul Craw- ford, to send a letter to the Ministry of Education and Training, the solicitor general, the premier and the Ministry of Health asking the government to make it illegal for young people to smoke on public streets. "I don't think there's any trustee on Workfare changes under way: Ecker WORKFARE From page I form, we recognized clearly the min- istry didn't have the technical exper- tise to fix the system or the money to pay somebody to fix the system.- she says. -We did not have the expertise to do these kinds of changes. All my money is trod up in services. 1 didn't want tc take money from services to pay for technology changes" To upgrade the system. -you don't go duan to Business Depot and by a software package for this." she stales. " TAere are one million lines of code that aren't Just rewritten, but re- designed. - There are 200 ministry loeatmos, across the province with about 7.000 ministry staff members using the sys- tem. Ms. Ecker adds. In addition to having her deputy minister look moo the mismanage- ment. Ms. Ecker says the rates eltrged by Andersen are being rene- gotialed and "i've caped in an o0de- peeden review of the mana<c"wilt of The contract. ibcre's a new project tears from the numstry on the connract. w'e're calling in an independent res few, 1/y a thud party. on the management of the prarx'. If fawll% r ...p. ,teed to be taken. 1'In pretw.red to do .t" Ms. Ecker noses. -It's important to stress the money that rent to the com- pany came from the savings. 'Overall, tmey'tl save $200 million to 5230 msfime in ongoing savings. every year accrued to the taxpayers." o- w cr wbvtit Dw .sown .' a "M n zw" n ti ne epmw ftew rpm.. Pq. 29- 251 on Wnov Few Habai, S k. P"Wid. d"M011. �wnono. viespe M. hnp 9. -d np be v.. tbw.i0er >D. 199x. Pe9t.e2S'Ld cri. ap."W rpkan owsoy Sic 90 so til=--ean- eo^et•rCApY.na.o wed -"% OR 1Fp Few Ci.w.�r' Oiirn Ole w¢ 1/9.9a/Ye 612 74', Peg..' . ed"Jr Saa.p1- Lat K.. Som m...t.t ,a K.. Soh/ F,_.,M K.—&.. . aw & .e1. w bE^9n n W" Pei 53 - 2S% OR Ean ttawe Caw.sM Dutra T-10 " ow wq 3199 to sin ..h ate92S b $240. weal. . . spele9a b W weiuW Ct1a.ltt.re 0" .6" err .toottwrrr:e or cetlwl.t.n aide Bo* comeo& ATON'S this board who doesn't have a concern with smoking:' Mrs. Schedlich said, noting while students cannot smoke on school property. "it is their right Ito smoke) if they wish to do %o.- However, N1r. Crawford said the board must address the issue of students smoking in the community In a draft 119 aft batt of Swednth 8W* boon. 237 tut /lin m lee or ZV of AtwYaint Q" #=a wart ilio p.m&~ of an teff tanning sees o o ptacitttgo. Limit one per 1pntow^ 00" Note MW Pwo in lar a Ism sa mtia% pout win ow beft NW closet, ands n Sm to in ft y.row pegott. KNOW& IG1lprbn RdICllltriClt tRtrf in M Air altlt� I'd letter, he %aid tobaxo taw's need to be "written to include restrictions on public streets or at least those areas within 600 feet of school properties" But trustees questioned who would be responsible for enforcing such a law and Mrs. Schedlich said the matter -re- ally is beyond our mandate:' Open House for Phase I of the �8 Autoll0fiDn Centre of Eudlence Durham College welcomes everyone to participate In rnantrfachAV arW I,utomonon Monday November 3Q 1998 1-4pmor6-9pm H wkV Duutmam C011%R 2000 Skricoe Street North. Oshawa Ontario For more Yrl W31100 bukabid and Fed - call Am Cormy (gosy 121--3060. at 4=0 arraa°b. 1 onw of die University Centre at Durlurn Chral l �eteMl iet�r�! b.rWftsaahOr Jan us Uv* hmv tr21 aro &a* ftwmber22 for 'You ID da dr 91111111110 adndes bf dte tdnle tautly 'metro fbM"' - SX4 dW tats aafAhtadmnes Fritting Qfrinent tddnp, P10=0V V QaIram pir cu o dude all mferofs ofd t:anpkfr FtsOur�art "uniteetltw - Special abwizihoas fy awSWIWIZ on rVA to make a keine fable amtdptne nus VMS rb" arta plus lands 01 40 on 4tara0ily it wi* hams in to eatgtedf PW s9ags and lfotghs. Pks'Tairi�ff+" lice ro milt 0ota and unpt nor dec*AM do An m#,Abk titxlEfd of Oriom ka d aaO* 1&ft's1W(Spry, N'- P',fd&Wyndaeilkafmail laaw).. As a precautionary measure, Health Canada issued a Health Advisory on November 16, 1998, regarding soft vinyl products that very young children put into their mouths. Soft teethers/soft rattles Products designed for sucking or teething (soft teethers, soft rattles) which are made of soft vinyl (PVC) pose a potential health risk to very young children (weighing less than eight kilograms) when they suck or chew them for prolonged periods (three hours or more a day on a daily basis). Parents and caregivers are advised to dispose of these products. Small soft vinyl toys often used in cribs or playpens in addition, parents and caregivers are advised to watch their children's use of other small, soft vinyl toys not specifically de- signed for sucking and chewing but often found in cribs or playpens and to remove these products from the child's environment if they observe that the child is sucking or chewing them for extended periods (three hours or more a day, on a daily basis). The advisory does not apply to pacifiers and feeding bottle nipples. 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(905) 686-08" i • TAINrON RD. � . 11trY 2 ..�` oAlrelels RI 9 AM -9 PM SAT., SUN., & 110L. 9 AM -6 PM irsmgl2�tanaeap1in19r�IMa� uoxalett�oiittss�r!ttsitra`ts lknrtt�lt9lmmfil.Eingrrlml SokaeMlmtbtat[t�Igs[r rdifroarlb.ml9s dant luq>lAlhirs�llfir�llpefamfl�ItMilf trri4plilllirRf L, Durha'm r, susAiv o i rCJLA, � S•od Wrurr i y Concerned with increasing public and the provincial govern- s recent changes to the funding formula, public board trustees voted Monday to take another look at the board's school closure plan. Durham District School Board trustees unanimously voted to defer until Nov. 30 consideration of the plan to close nine schools across the region. "In view that the government is sell changing the plan, I cannot go along with" the recommended closures, said Oshawa trustee lane Weist. referring to recent amendments to the Province's funding formula announced by Premier Mike Harris. Ms. Weist introduced a motion call- bg on the board to delay voting on the closures in light of public concerns. the Province's revisions and recent changes to the accommodation plan by board staff. "Deferring the plan until Nov. 30 puts us under pressure to do our best. If we need more time we'll take it (and defer the vote again)," she told the crowd of parents. students and citizens who packed the boardroom. However, Ron Trbovich, superinten- dent of business, cautioned trustees the board will lose $5.1 million for new schools if the plan does not go forward before Dec. 31. This funding scheme puts the choice squarely on the desk of trustees," he said. "'!lie plait can't work without the school closures and consolidations" The board's system -wide accommo- dation and school improvemem plan, unveiled lune 3. calls for the closure of six schools in Oshawa, two in Pickering and one in Ajax. Two Oshawa facilities, Central Cdkgiale Institute and the adult learning ccrilm. would also be converted iwto elementary schools. The $120 -mil - bon plan also calls for 12 new elemen- tary and secondary schools to be built throughout the mgnxt over the erect three yeah and would see roughly $30 million board holds, off on school closure elan -� Red Lobster KATHLEEN HOPPER 'The most important decision we will make as trustees.' invested into upgrading and renovating existing facilities. But. if the plan is not approved by the end of the year. the board will not be able to build any new high schools in Durham, Mr. Trbovich said. He noted the Province's recent amendments to the funding formula don't change the fact the board will lose $5.1 million if the plan doesn't go ahead. "dais is the most important decision we will make as trustees," said Oshawa trustee Kathleen Hopper who called for the plan to be delayed for a year. — [here are a lot of unanswered questions. "i don't believe our communities have been informed or our city has been able to partic:ipwe in any way...oshawa is taking the hit for everybody," she said. this plan pits community against com- muaity. I would like to we it deferred for at least a year" Many praretrls had warbled the voce deferred for more than two weeks, but say they're still hopeful the plan might be altered or defeated on Nov. 30. "1 wish it had been voted down and 1550 Kingston Rd.. Pickering 831-4559 MONDAY -FRIDAY SPECIAL &-,, s. Rice Pilaf, and heese biscuits. aw$5.49 LUNCH SHRIMP For Shrimp two wary our famous garlic c Briny in M ad to valgate on�r L,r led Taw Olbr-Enda Dar *,Am FINAL SALE OF 1998 Thr SWIpepar Centre iwonrld as to ex- a heartfelt thaft for to all 9rir CUOMO" for #erre support during tf10 PON ham. To show [Mir raeittrds Mat !(loan (Owvmi and stiff are offing amdo '13uy Ons -Get Orr fres Wa*gm and Border sate. Tlis sale continues to be wry popular among customers end is IM IkW sale of lflrr. There is stir plenty of time to decoraw Vow'fere for 9110 hofdg s00e011i and Urs sale oMsrs a Iarys variety of patters in both It m%r*j Prole & 91109* uxisr11t wrh 9u lar" and most stil"Wadvosilisd OO11lpspsr Corst:9on al 9r lounal priest enywi m e in Durham hod lose m the 9182papar C~s fatfawrk The Coon rommin in a leaped els oar is at so Piclow rg Moore pa loeadon and para Pdo ar the 0 111ssrs true., am is al ahabaals gnus a llro eters irtatiOw in r1khol ¢ KaavV tiro Ores The wa111papw Cum% am of ft now innovallve and MMr� iM11uly httaitassas in Dtarltam PA9k^ has tla0 Wce9atc MR Baldy St. w" just "d d beds Riad in PIP' tend !ties Pauls Mar, tttatd lo s Vidaq w Ta ni= fleas re nMaew .teed in — l - - not defermt," said Trish Hill, a parent at Oshawa's Ridgeway Public School which has been transferred to the new French -language board. "At least they're going to take some more time. Hopeful- ly they'll come up with a solution for Ridgeway and maybe we'll get a better school out of this" Karen Tierney. chairman of the school council at Oshawa's Central Col- legiate Institute, said the delay "gives us more time to address the issues of inner- city students. Hopefully they will spread these closures across all of the region.- ,,we egion""We may have to close schools, but I'm not prepared to until we further look at this accommodation plan;' said Whit- by trustee Elizabeth Roy. "-Ihe future of our children is at risk... we have ro come back with a better plan." Meanwhile, Uxbridge trustee Nancy Loraine. who said she wants the plan to be dealt with before die end of the year, noted surplus schools need to be closed to enable new schools to be built and ex- isting ones renovated. "Ibere's a price to be paid," she said, noting while the plan calls for school closures it will also re- sult in an "infusion of dollars". "We're facing the closure of success- ful schools, there's no question of that. No one can deny every one of these Please sALE PEC rememberaw "'" to recycle ' me... on all regularly priced �.% November 19- ro 22nd ►. 'SCIM 4 S CWft :• �r•wro„ Ow.M i6.1 m•ra �r 7 r llt/:...� AA _, (+•sus:+•. tt»slsis-ns: Aran GW d tb.k 14.<M r•vv. Spr,�Nw.eaeoau n.a IA a•V_ tit t0,T.w k. Crust.. 4.. psst+aa.vna ta•t217-aM� 4 ,a•� � h'L 1�. Oa �� • . rYttr r q r 4 schools is successful.- Mr. Trbovich said. "We're giving you our best advice. It's a responsible plan and it addresses. in an even-handed way, all the needs of all the students of the Durham District School Board " The accommodation plan will go to trustee:; for consideration at a special board meeting Nov. 30. IN TODAY'S ►Jews Advertiser Wed., Nov. 18, 1998 News Advertiser Business Depot AjawPick Compucentre Apv?Jck Danier leather AjamVick. Eaton's A00ick. Free Toppings Pizza' Pick ' Future Shop Aja Ack. 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J, ri•tw.uU .�. t AOP 110M 4ADYHRMEII wEDNE0AII EDnWK IIDYE11fIE1114, "N Audit on the waY for public board? Trustee wants school board's books scrutinized BY SUSAN O'NEILL Staff Writer Public board trustees are taking the premier up on his offer to provide an auditor to analyze the board's budget and provide recommendations on how to reduce administration costs. In a 7-4 decision Monday. trustees voted in favour of requesting the gov- ernment provide the assistance of a management company to review the board's budget, an offer made by Pre- mier Mike Harris Nov. 6 when he an- nounced changes to the government's funding formula. "I want to hear what they have to say (about the board's administration costs):' said Oshawa trustee Kathleen Hopper, who introduced the motion calling on the board to request an audit. "I didn't bring this motion forward to fear monger." she said, adding if the "board is as efficient as it says it is' then there's nothing to lose by going ahead with an external audit. "I don't think we have anything to hide." said Durham District School RUTH ANN SCHEDUCH 'This board has been a veru lean board.' Board chairman Ruth Ann Schedlich. Kris board has been a very lean board:' She noted the Durham board is the only board in the province that put out a detailed budget this year and said the tward's administration costs are well below the provincial average. She also said the board moved $4W.000 out of its budget for adminis- tration and directed that money into the classroom for the 1998-99 school year. "I presume by the motion there's a feeling we haven't pushed the envelope far enough," superintendent of business Ron Trbovich said, adding perhaps the board ought to be looking at options such as out -sourcing to reduce costs. Scugog trustee Bobbie Drew, who voted against the plan together with Mrs. Schedlich, Ajax trustee Darryl Blakely and Uxbridge trustee Nancy Loraine, said, "Be careful what you ask for because you might not like what you get" However. Mr. Trbovich said staff "would welcome this review. I look forward to the scrutiny of our accom- modation plan. Hopefully they can make improvements on it:' Seniors benefit from beds SENIORS from page 1 pie over 75:' notes Mr. Dillane. "For whatever reason. Durham is fairly under bedded " He calls the announcement "a fust step' to providing more seniors' care in Durham. Durham West MPP Janet Ecker agrees. " Ibcse new accommodations will address the growing needs of a growing seniors' population in Durham Region. By making more long-term care services available to more people. we ave making it easier for seniors to access services that meet their own personal health care needs." Councils on Aging Network of On- tario president Margaret Harche calls the announcement "good news f4jr he people of Durham. The expmns,'r 'f long-term care services will cubmwe the quality of life for seniors" Mr Dillawe says coasanction on the three sites will start in the spring or summer of next year. CPL is still final- izing negotiations on sites in Ajax and Pickering. He says the Pickering and Ajax cen- tres' construction "will depend more on the land and the zoning. Hopefully it will be a late spring or early summer start. It really depends on the zoning. That can cat up a couple of months of time. "It's 12 to 14 months from the time of construction to occupancy: so peo- ple could be living in the faaliti s in the summer or fall of 2000. The new Ajax centre will have 90 to 100 full- and part-time employees, the Pickenng facility 45 to 50. and the Os- hawa centre will hire about 40 more staff. New design SoWelmes call for con- struction of smaller units, Mr. Dills= noses. so about 20 resideats can share a 'home residence' with dining and com- oritimum M USED VEHICLES res" of mna 1Sn• Pant ('..soar MOO wuraMy I Eacbanp hiv"ge 4 -boWRoadWftAosistaMe ., With an Optimum Used Mehiela, you know you're well corrw@ Ova you own an oprn.n Used Vdwle", yon can ass easy. wiowE rs becied br hairs Motors. That mom our used vdi*s cane Milk a 150* poet wtpettiorl a rnra/aebtMs warranty d up to 6 mo*s,/10,000 len, a 304wa.500 Nin eadirlge pr~ and 2I"w Roadside Assistance- LAbk for 00mm Wail IMhoks. mocha** at maim GN dwMt. Ks the most 2assuew used vehicle praaam an the trrmYet becam ifs badred by Greven( Motors. For more elorrnabon, cal 1a0DGMDW or" v aiiLgi rind cam Ince 1'isigidtllrael�Y1 ilmli(iltill/NiiiCiC11L A11sM Svw wet Aps 1111 rola Rud pdnM p�ltta�t jaw= RELAX. THE ROAR AMEu IS Mo. op tum trmm ari.a� �tM V Fw./Vi®.. Yf.M wnn.V A.N w. w� wsY � owwr IV M Yrr/ �.gsnf. wnNlV S.Mn OrtrrA UW VMd.I KI.Y V �I♦ f• P�.� W � ISM �r Ntra+. s NnK W h ww.1/i.4r� �.A SY 1� rMn)VY� Oto Nr ynr funding munal areas along with private living spaces. In the past. 50 to 60 people lived in a home residence. The new centres will be "more horse -like and the atmosphere is im- proved," he says. With fewer people living in one area. " 1itere's more of an ability to fa- cilitate programs around people with similar needs. It's a common-sense ap- proach " Even -one shops the News Advertiser! [Picken'ng speeders face radar watch 1 uses —" Town The TWN strategy potential for road rage." residents participating in 'pate in a oted to Par- would be implemented in noted Ward 1 Regional the program will be edu- Durham Re- stages and would include a Councillor Maurice Bren- cated on how to deal with Police project de- comprehensive measuring ner. However, he added speeders. rgned to alleviate traffic of existing traffic condi- broblens in residential tions in the neighbour- peighbourhoods with the hood; installation of a co-operation of citizens -community traffic board' and municipal government. in the area, staffed by resi- : The Traffic Watch dents, which uses radar to Uideighbourhood program display the speed of carstII'tiC' Dance cludes the establishment going by in a way that can "C gLE pf a Traffic Advisory Com- be seen by both drivers and ViL� S11i1@S *ittee consisting of mem- residents; a zero -tolerance "r"s°'H-""" +crs from the community, police enforcement cam- Sleigh full of 1. COW RUMa, 'Town and Regional staff, paign in the identified 'R 's� ^nH.p2 gip ;and police. Savings. neighbourhood; and fol- �uW Its job will be to come low -up study to see if the rep with innovative meth- traffic situation had im- / .ods of combating traffic proved. ;problems and to identify The focus will be on not c�v,,��'� :and prioritize neighbour- only identifying bad dri- 47d1e *hoods where efforts need vers but educating and re- Ao be focused. minding everyone about : When a neighbourhood the safety and penalty im- �O tis identified as having a pact of poor driving habits. insignificant traffic problem, In approving the pro - :and a core group of resi- gram recently councillors off all fashion wear Writs has indicated a will- expressed some concern and novelty items Jingness to get actively in- about possible confronta- A wide selection of gift ideas. Just right -volved, the area will be tions when residents used for the dancer on your Christmas list! considered as a potential the community traffic )ovation for the Traffic board to identify speeding 1 ti.*le runs: Watch Neighbourhood drivers. H„h \,n 21 nhrouvh Dec 24 TWN1 program. "You certainly risk the { ,difv venter ,ur free draw 427'0443 ::Conservation- lands Conservationlands dealt 0 & A Ln � 4 - assailed CONSERVATION Fmm Fair l Citizenship. Culture and Rec-reatiow sent a ktter to the Durham planning depatthrwhN recommending an archeo- condition of(approval for resent in the arca. Ms. Martin maintains the public does not realize mWortatt natural and cultural resources are being frinertid away. and those in athorny don't ap- pear iweresaed in preserving them. If there's one message here it's d at nobody takes responsibility. The Town of Pickering has dose nothing.” Dow Prince, manager of property and asset management for the TRCA. says the authority is following what it believes w be a pxac tical straiesy that area msiolents were constshed on when it reviewed its plans in 1996. He says die TRCA coacksfed. that with fewer %ads availaltic for acquisition no re- eal years is was mote crucial to ob- tain waterfront properties so a trail could be built directly on the b. 'Our goal is to Own the dwrchne" Mr. Priwce admits the Lakeshore Property the TRCA will have fix the plrail may only be a narrow strip m 0011119 areas, and may even requac Tome filling . of the existing shoae- Im in places. Money from authority mads sold will be used to finance jakesbore salt isium and pay for rteir pros --tion and development for Pmbhc use. M 1� r. Prince notes that while early 7 nCA studies indicated them could be important artifacts in the area, nothing significant Inas been found. Actual studies have been done and have concluded that devdoptnent is Pickcring piing director Neil Caroli says the TRCA and the Town lave agreed some additional residen- tial development in the area — where Alder homes and a nursing home have existed for years — would be accept- ibk. •'Otis is where we do rdy on the ;oaservatioa authority's expertise," kaplum Mr. Carrell. " Ibey tree of capiinion *At dis C012121111111111ity C0111141 ;mitt widx*A jeopadiz g die kAegri- wy of .die esvironment." He adds [fiat :tinder die Official Plan die additional Oevelppttaett is 16nited mostly to Rodd artantastr awww nwr rwwr-�� � 9nuttpiass' lqw� w Mw west arts( iii 1>tnsae eoft M nwwt saw Irw oN stank nrw0 1%, Pltawskssk >�� titawa►Mt �. rgiM all SRM asaw� nmhisnwtr. 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S4e store for details 111 .MOM .iML 7 t 080/N err.■ +MOMENTS -� 'COUGAR. IN- MADE M CANADA + // CoMm—a A~Effl k w R &t;Mw_Zp&iiiiiiw HwwoW Ave a �+-r 02 f a IM -04 KWMARICET PLAZA Das or 214,s.m of Hwy. I 1 tMOE 4 Will A1711dtflMM WODHEIDW 0Rl M k IMwmbw 1r, "N `a A: hEdmitorial &OpiNioNs N EWS ADVERTISER EDITORIAL Lakefront needs polish, not politics Politicians must remember lakeshore is the people's NOV. 1 8. 1 9 9 8 ib Pickering's Lakeshore rejuvenation took another step for- ward Monday when Town Council voted to establish the Wa- terfront Co-ordination Committee. It will continue the fine work of the Pickering 2001 Water- front Task Force established last year to find ways to polish \ A the jewel that is Frenchman's Bay and its surrounding laki:%hore. The biggest uproar surrounding the Newly -established wa- terfront committee is in its make-up. Council decided Mon- day the committee should include three or four citizen repre- sentatives and four civic politicians. r Dave Steele, chairman of the task force that drew up the \ ase lakeshore strategy, fears the presence of four Council mem- _ t ben tit the committee will only serve to politicize the water- front &—lOpment p ­ He argues. "It has to be the people's commnaee" As it was - when the task force grew to involve about 150 people. inckhd- ing residents aril repmsentatives of community associations. service clubs, bay -area landowners. Ontario Hydro. the Toronto and Regan Conservation Authority. the Waterfront '�`�" ✓" "" �.- l'�,r�: A'r - - Regcncrawn Trust and the Town. We couldn't agree with him Further. Mr. Steele Oatcids. "It's no use having a cum- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR =me that's going to be manipulated by politicians" Point —------------ - -_ _ __ well made — to a degree- The committee should not be "ma- nipulated" by Council members, we concur Bolt. there is School boSSeS dings Like -in tlreo to five years we hats become a voracais black hole room for them to provide guidancc and political expertise. will move to". -we've made some with an insatiable appetite for Not to mention the fact that the Council nherth' , obs the wa- gains"; "we're not as wouderfirl in money. To Ms. Freethnan I genic a terfront committee hold the purse strings .rhesCommit comto must Improve the matt arca"; "I'm not critical of marls — an 'F! spending taxpayers' money on the lakeshom facelift rte wsL..great idea" 1 demand that you turn this fias- If the commitiee becomes pokwiaed by Cotail mein- test results After all, wt are No. I in the co around PDQ or resign. Your bers, that will become very apparelu. Say, fa exartlpie. polite worftt right MS_ Ftlx6naa? That n we a disgrace Goals arc clans fail to appoint to the commiaee a deserving member your rationale? achieved not by wishiag. but who didso much for the task force — Mr Stack. for iastanae or rest 2t �t1 t Do yon dint that Pm svmw or *rough competency. — that oversight will be quite obvious. I_dww mc. if she com- ` simply a eatdn who can't read? ahittoe is dominated by a particular voting clique of Council. To die colleen. How long hat Durham lad this Frank Tlrefff;eld. that too will be evident and duly noted by nnerrhhers of the vot- About six moors ago 1 mead in noLler<ommer ride on the education Pkteri g nag public. Itis paper a staternewt which front? And why Durham? Why arc Finallya gentle ,sander to die poiiticros interested an claimed that the Durham Bard of we so unique? Is it poor teachers. No airport serving on the coin ainee: Remember. itis not yoth nr commit- 6ducatiah was 'e best in the poor principals perhaps, poor cm No it is the people's — those taxpayers who voted you as world'. This aeaourtcermaut was riculums, uteric- textbooks, chron- thew manes, those residents who want Px*cnag's am= the resmk of a conference in is student absesloeism, the counter- To tote editor. frau to become the shining jewel that it can. Sumgait. Germany which corn. meat maybe. or does the funk he My name is Nictiolaa and 1 am Our message to the Counwil members on the waterfront peced school sysicim around the witlia the parameters of the adman- four years ofd. I live in Greenwood. cornmiaoe: Work with the people who'll pia you on the con - world isonation? . Is that airport gang to be stinky' mince toward. this anihnsous and comenon pxsi. Give them Now 1 lead in the Nov. 3 New, What an indict mems about Is due airport gang to be moi.y' credit for (heir edeas and uaruvanoin Do nix let the process be- Advauser that the Grade 3 test rc- Durham. this coming ficin a po• 7be birds will die and the ans- PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne BurRhardt l:.ditor-ut-Chief Steve Houston 6lanaging Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising , Duncan Fletcher Retail Advertising Manager Eddie Kelodziejcak Classified Adverrising .Man- ager John Willems Real Eiiate-Autonrotive Ad-, .winning Manager Abe Fakbourie Distribution .tlanager Lillian Hook OJfce .Manner Barb Harrison Composing Manager News (905)683-5110 (905)683-3110 (905)683-0707 (9)51 683-511 General Fas (905 ) 6113-7363 E -Mail acwsroom a durhim rict Neb address www dudzamncwxnct 130 Cammeuial Ave - Ajay.. Out. L IS 2H5 come hied m else abstract of poGOcs allow it w be improved auks reveal our perforimance is at a kssoaW an the field of academha! I mals will gut gamed. I The News Advertiser is owe through mutual co-operation and compromise- low kid an the GTA — among the de maid to know what the hell as P-pk to buimpy he they of Or M—land P1 Work together And. there's plenty of work to do: lowest to be precise — and flydlQ- Spring on. I have tree children a pm pavement on farmland. I pubdishin= and Distributing Waarfrornt comrnaee membri must fid ways to reverse mat Durhaar has the dubious hot- rhe system You can't pow corm or make Val P of The dhvrroarrerhtal damage to Frcachrran's Bay rad the creeks our of having a "long" history of For the past eight yaws 1 waked broad. News Advertiser is a m, ' - of die /Ajax A Pickering tun food a a order to restore the long-term 1 1i of the poor perfwmunoes but bar always ander professroa ls, CEOs. man- 1 lake where 1 live now Bond ofTradc. Omraki Ykeshort. managed w torn things aramd. ages, supervisors. superintendents, Why arc you going to build an , lrw C-nmo tyAssoc.. They have to establah guidelines for die development of Your lardy! Thee terharlu come fortmea and others niauthority — arpxrt? speller Cardiae Community' the waoerfront ad various parks and trails in the arca from Durham Dwaxt School personnel with [rimed degrees No out wants it. I Newspier Assoc- Candies Anudher priority u to come up wish an economic and Board suupermamdeM of schools ended opo the walk of ivory low- 1 don't in b move- NO AIR- Circulations Audit Board and lou nsinn strategy for the lakcshore. Bev Froedmm, as. papers that were worth nothing. PORT! the gnp pr,cu Council. hibbc access to the waterfront suet also be improved. So 'I wish results war higher' she Untold thousands of tax dollars But instead, Mr. Harris and his The publisher serves the - sAonid the darnel entrance to the Any. added, admuarg she's "riot pleased flung at c o aikams and schemes to Pin *Atka S-bMbdnw. right to clsssd� mr rinse Get so work on making Pickering': jewel or e lake the th with the results". She also sad th =eke em look pretty. Education Greenwood aCredit � staining diamond a can be. We of surging at the right time, to personally. bow to help cildten develop their potential." v%rhtemcat limited to space win a majority. • It is defmirdre y necessary to prepaour stadents for the bad dismissed mW now as an in- price erar occupies. - Preparing parents Will Tory attack ads work? Many parents >anpc that Durham saiaeets' Gore 3 test re- .Dalton McGuinty may benefit from campaign tarts might am be up to snuff. Some besiom the fact teachers Wend too much time preparing for classes than Premier Mike Hams is run- at the time how much unneeded Owm. Others complain our school system doesn't prepare aur lung stated, which is not what he space exists in hospitals and is children for the working world. expected only a few months be- ready to take any fallout. But enough whining already. There are many good dmp fore an election.Bur EI1C Mr. Harris has taken im- going on in education right here at home. The Progressive Conservative mense pride in saying he keeps Take the Next Step Tots program at Pickering s Pine Ridge premier envisaged that he would Dowd promises and sounded suddenly Secondary School. for example. Teacher Laurie King's per- suffer some pain for gain and like any other potiticiam trying to somal services class is once again running the program estab• that his popularity would drop as QWex '� } P justify why he broke one. dished when Pine Ridge opened in 1992. Ile reduced services, but be felt Mr. Harris's govavmhent also Teens leant what parenting is all about while giving a the resulting tax cues would see was caught failing to provide break to stay -at -hone moms. As the mothers of two and him by now basking in public ap- but these tend to say support for fronds it promised to hospital dree-yew-old children gather at the school to discuss parent- proval. the liberals is ria strongly cont- emergency services and Harris jag issues, the high school students plan and oversee daily ac- But instead, Mr. Harris and his nutted, so lilt Harris would sped said be was disappointed and tivities for the children. party have felt the need to pay for to grab only a few per enure more, frustrated by its tardiness and As Ms. King explains, "My goal is to help students realise an extraordinary round of adver- and be has shows home lf caps- even rushed to deliver a cheque how important young children arc. Our society needs to brow rising criticizing Liberal leader We of surging at the right time, to personally. bow to help cildten develop their potential." Dalton McGumty, whom they win a majority. He also looked selfish blam- It is defmirdre y necessary to prepaour stadents for the bad dismissed mW now as an in- Previous premiers did not nage (sox for the first time) a min - working world so they'll be able to compete in the infataa- effectual bghtweigbt consider a accessary to buy ads inter who has given him excep- tion age of the 21st canary, as the Onuno government's cam- her. Harris's TV ads and pain- attacking an Opposition leader dotal service, is this lase Biza- poerciak say. But, it's just as vital to ready today's tedmtgers phlets gsesdoa Mr. McGuinty's months before an election ler. beth Rimer in health, for a defi- for the equally if not matt important job of parenting views particularly on health. Harris also risks bods stirring in- ci :i cy he should hart known They point out drat be has said at terest is an opponent who has about himself. times he would freeze been little noticed and being An audit revealed Mr. Harris's YOU SAID ITdifferent Mr. Harris's phis to close more viewed as attacking an opponem government, supposedly dedicat- ` K: ; than 40 hospitals, but closing is personally, which bwkfimd on ed to saving public nosey, hired file all bad because many patients some candidates in recent U.S. consultants to reorganize welfare Thecox l e question was: Fan complete their recoveries in elections and some Canadians and paid them silt times as much Are there any Circumstances in which thele homes. Mr. McCm mty also has said be deplored, although ler. Harris's ads are relatively mild. per hour as it paid its own similar staff, which sit the premier police should not pursue crime suspects? would aO1id` mat mosey for But the Tories presumably where it hurt. Mr. McGuinty was "taken health, particulady hiring muses, felt impelled to go on the offer- eble to say the Tories were while keeping Mr. Harris's tax sive because tory hone stumbled for fools." cuts, but has not explained where more in the past two or three But Mr. Harris was damaged he would obtain cash except weeks than during ray similar most when he decided to fund through greater economic growth period in government and fear schools through a rigid formula nd acutting fat from government which Mr. Harris has missed, Mr. McGuinty may benefit The Tories have been scarred at failed take account of their that o individual circumstances and ` both of which will be hard to particularly on health, which aroused parents to unprecedented polls say is the issue that worries anger, then backed off so quickly Mr. Harris's ads demand an- people most. The premier has he virtually conceded it was swers and Mr. McGuinty says he been taunted by his counterpart poorly thought out in the first will provide them fully before for months because he said when place. Bernie Noone Wwmm Hesford Michael Sewer the vote. The premier hopes to winning the 1995 election "it is Mr. McGuinty was at as many says, "If people's says, "No. Police says, "I can't embarrass the Opposition leader not my plan to close hospitals," as nine schools in a day, telling lives are put at should go after think of any." and may to some degree, but it is but a commission he set up will them school days would be hap - risk by the chase. them." a remarkable turnaround that he close more than 40. pier under the liberals and trying It also depends feels the need to go after the Lib- To get Mr. McGuinty and oth- to scavenge benefits from the dis- on the serious- eral leader. ers off his back, Mr. Harris has agreements with the Tories. No ness of the The Tories and Liberals have now admitted that, yes, he did wonder they want to nail this crime" been running about lev4l in polls, say it, but could not have known guy. ,. r The News Advcruser ac- cepts letters to the edisor. All kners ihould be typed rex neatly hand-written, ISO words. Each lever must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a last name. Please include a phone number for verifica- tion. - tion. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opin- ions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not " necessarily those of the News Advertiser. We regret ' that dueto the volume of lettem sat all will be print-' ed. tl n e_ GdA: e is Grade expectations 'for Durham kids Curriculum `standards before didn't require a lot of effort. Now they do...' SY SUSAN O'NEILL Sti�Wntrr Durham's elementary students are facing increased challenges and expec- tations this fall as the Province's new curriculum is introduced into schools across the region. The new Ontario Curriculum for Grades I to 8, which includes new learn- ing guidelines in eight subject areas, is the centrepiece of the Province's ele- mentary, education reforms. For the first time in Ontario's history, the government has set distinct grade - by -grade learning expectations for pupils that are standard across the province. And, in most, if nor all subject areas, more is expected of students. "Parents for many years have been saying that we need a challenging, clear and more rigorous curriculum because previous governments have let the cur- riculum slip," Education and Training Minister Dave Johnson told the legisla- ture recently. "Mis government has rec- ognized that the curriculum is central to a quality education program" lite Province's new curriculum is a "clearer blueprint" than the old Com- mon Curriculum, says Bev Freedman. the Durham District School Board's su- perintendent of programs, it gives elementary students new learning guidelines in language, rnathe. manes. science and technology. French. the arts. health and physical education and the social sciences. "1 like the fact that it's grade -by - grade:' says FAs. Freedman. She ex- plains that. while the Common Currwu- ism 'fixusW on outcomes" at the end of Grades 3. 6 and 9. the new curriculum concentrates on -what students are ex- pected to know and demonsu-ye" at each grade kvel. `They're expected to explain crop rotation. That's ridiculous. They don't even know what it all means.' Susan Zerf The new curriculum is also recog- utaed as being mors -rigorous" t,an orae old Common Curriculum as pupils we expoc'tod to master more demanding skills in earlier ales. That's raised conatus among some parents and taches, they have clanged the currindwn to =approachable levels for a child at his or her grade kvd: says Oshawa's Slum Zerf, whose three som attend Ke- dron Public School. "to Grade 3, kids will need to explam about the agriaitur- al habits of aboriginal pioncers a Upper Canada They're expected to explain crop rotation. That's ridiculous. They don't even krriw what it all mans. "I can understand why they would war kids to lean more, but they're doing it way too gmckly," she says. -It's good for the kids who can catch on fast but not for the kids who are struggling NOW.. Neil Simpson, principal of Picker - Teacher Joanne Blohm (top photo) confers with student Devine Williams during a lesson in her Grade 3 class. In the photo at right, students Ashley Sansome (left) and Khayla Chate/ain circle the globe during a geography lesson. New curriculum guidelines for students across Ontario are being both !added and panned by parents and educators alike, however. Bort most agree that new curriculum stan- dards will be challenging for On- tario students. tog's Gleag ove Public School, says many aspects of the cu cwhim, specifi- cally the new madienapcs compoient, arc -much tougher- for pupils. The expec'taioas are high. Students arc cawing new skills at earlier ages. That's pan of the crxltlxecsion,- Mr Smmpsoe says. He expiasns some wpws that used to be covered ai high school are now bung taught to pupils a Grades 7 and 8. And in some iwances he questions whether the stlrdemts' level of ommpre- hcmion will equal dw government's ex - For example, die sew matt corricn- lum sets a more demanding program for sradetts and r , is ,s diem to rex ody focte on the right answers, but to use the Iangwse Of madrmatiLs in doe ciass- "Expec'taicim for peacd-sadpap r skills in mathematical operations have been rased and are clearly stated,' says the government's new madmriatics cur. ricukmh document. "Ile expectations related to students' problem -solving skills are also inure stringent students will he expected to describe what they are doing a mathematics and to explain why they am doing it" Many 1wPH seem to be having diffi- culty with dist, says a group of teachers a Giengrove PS. 'One of the biggest flanges is the emphasis on communicating how they derive a saiurion." says Grade 3 teacher Suzanne Zakis. - That's a new demand being made on them, to articulate these new learning and their new discovery. I bad, for young children that's chrikng- a6_ GknQove coMaugue Liz Baillie says even m Grade 1 there's "not so much number work in madiernt'r but there a an emphasis on "gating them to think owe" And. Grade 8 teacher Susan Skid( adds. "Students know how to divide, but to explain it they lust Can't do 111 --we're making them clank and that's new for a lot of then." Mary Ievais, a curriculum olfimr with the Durham Catholic District S0xn,l Burd, rclx r, there, tx-e.-n a kr Of -fljP-fkippmg" a what students. are expected to tarn at each grade level. The scuruce docurnenl is very heavy" she says. ihat's saint to he the higtesr chal- IMF for m7 The new science and technology crr- ricuhtm. developed over a two-year Pern- od by a group of more than 300 teachers in 17 school boards, places a greater em- phasis on the application of sciesitifsc concepts and skills such as observation, experimalitation and analysis. k also combines scion ifsc theory with hands- on experience. 'There's more of a focus on content im the new science oarriculurrt' Ms. Zakis says "Ilia[ has an increased im- T" Th m's also true of the new social studies curriculum which is designed to provide students a solid knowledge of Canada's history. the mintslry says. The curriculum will see pupils begin - mag to lean about fustomical events as early as Grade 1, with Grade 7 ad 8 stu- Im lementation then next step for Durham teachers dents expected to identify early settle- ment patterns and the key persemalit;:s involved in Confederation. Youngsters will also study medieval Europe, early civilizations and the economics and ge- ography of countries such as Japan and the United States. lite health and physical education curriculum also introduces topics to stu- dents at younger ages. "There are definitely higher expecta- tions and it's important for the kids to knots that:' says Heather Peeling, who )caches the subject to Glengrove stu- lents. For example, she notes, pupils will .tart learning about substance abuse and -,ex "much earlier'. Educators also expect the new learn- ing guidelines for arts, including drama and music, will be challenging for stu- dents. ":Music has become far more tectmi- -al:" says Sharron McKeever, who's part I a team assessing the differences be- %ecn the old and new learning guide- lines for arts programs in the separate board. "Students are learning theory to a greater extent than before" Even the youngest students have a fcxmalized program for the first tune in Ontario. The Province says, "the kindergarten years must provide the 1­undation that children will need to •ieet the expectations set out in the new ntano Curriculum for Grades I to S. - ' Parents are better able to offer support knowing what is expected in the claSSro0M.' Wendy Stanyon Gkngrove kindergarten teacher Jerry Rad explains, "(here am differ. c ret stages of play swdents have to go through to cam the co-operative way of •vorking together in the later 4 adcs.. you have to go slowly stud do what you do well and then take the am 4cP_" Bill Butcher. co -president of die Durham division oaf the Elementary Teachers' Fedcrauow of Ontario (E -TV -0 i. say% that's the key to unpk- mQtitlg the Cntrc ,-urncultrn. Mr Butchcr rya tca hcr.. 4 pr- emft need to kiw, the pnxcss isn't going to happen ovexwght. He expects the standarducd ctrricvhrn will result it "some long-range gaits". Wendy Slanyon. a prem at Gkm Dtw Public Scloal in WTutby, welcomes dee new cvrncvlum as the neve gukk- lines have given parents a grater [might into the knowledge and skills expected of drcir children. 'Pareses are better able to offer sump - port knowing what is expected to dee casvocxn" Ms. Sunyou adds she sees parents as partners in the educaaen sys- tem aid views the new curriculum as somiedrng that provides easier access and greater accountability. While she rexognu ies many of the standards ore now higher. "I fsrnny be- lieve kids will rise to the occasion if you challenge them" The Province's new elementary cur- riculum has generally bee: well re - caved by teachers and principals who we happy to have clew grade -by -grade learning gurdeluics. But, educators maintain k's unrealis- tic to expax instant implementation in dr regiam's schools. As we know, full iropilcmentati m takes time," says Sandra Dan, principal of Oshawa's South Simcoc Public ! School, in die Provinces video entitled Implementing Ontario's New Ctirricu- Itm At the very begianing stages taches need to peruse the curriculum. As they become mare comfortable and Gore familia with what is requied, tory begun to find what strategies they seed to use." While school fiords we begmu mg to inpleset the nen' laming expects tions this yea, local educators say die Shea number of curriculum changes un- veiled by die Ministry of Education and Training die pat 14 momdts marts die reforms tat are under way will not take place overnight "This is going to be a tree -year process" says Gerry Elate, suupaiis o - dem of programa for the Durham Catholic District Scholl Board. 'It's just beginning. That is a very critical point for parents to understand. "WWM [Mee yeas you will see this curriculum in all of our cbswwms,7 be says. -Will that chrnge ban kits per- form? We'll see whedna that happens." Staff at die region's two school ' pVIMOW P 4lini owt It boards arc beginning the training process and we assessing the ddIeresm between die mew leaning guidelines and their current program to determine what ad*st mea most be made. Bev Freedman, srpaim endear of programs for the Durham Disoiet School Board, meports staff training is under stay aid says it will take tirmc to bring some of the board's programs into but with die new umtiranu . The science curriculum is -going to eke us a little bit Manger" to impienrit thra the new Inagulp she describes asdie � which Ms. F PF I SW says "elementary school teachers areae fediag the pressure is on, especially wound math and seti- emm. Before you see charges o the day- today, you've got to build the capacity of leaders (to deliver the new cuticu- hum in the classrooms)." Along with changes in learning ex- pectations come changes to resources and toeadhig mesfnods, Mr. Blake says. Educalors.need time to get to know the curriculum and to make the necessary adj 0b naxs to die Programs they tach. "k's a lex for people all at once," he adds. Mr. Blake peauts our the cwncw hum is atm a "how-to" document. "It's still left to school hoards to look at ways of ispia lcuting the material." In Pickering, Glengrove Public Sdtod ttuctrr Paul Crane says pan of the reason teachers are feeling pressured is became of the lack of resources avail- able n back tip the new curriculum. WORDS FROM THE WISE 0Politics, Points of View and Parodies ' rrMk Il�tilyt SCHOOL BOARDS PIClCERQ4G TOWN COUNCIL Closures, Nov 30 — Special Meeting on School Closures, Education Centre. 400 Taunton Rd. E., 71b radiy, Nom 19, 7 p m. — Statutory Public Whitby. Information Meeting, council chamber, Picketing Civic Complex, One The Esplanade. ftm AdvwUsw Reaft Pdl Monday, Nom 23,7:30 pm. — Pickering Coun- Lea Wee47r Quesbow A recent study related cil Executive Committee, council chamber, Pick- to the effects of living near a nuclear generating ering Civic Complex, One The Esplarade, station indicates that the incidence of childhood kukemia and other diseases aren't any higher in DURHAM REGION Ajar and Pickering than in other parts of the 7itesdmy, Nov. 24, 19 atei. — Waste Manage- province. What's your traction? ment Steering Committee, Works Department Boardroom, 105 Consumers Dr., Whitby. I'm not sue I can take too much comfort from that study's results. The fact is we live be - Tuesday, Nov 24, 1:39 pm. — Works Commit- side a nuclear generating station. That alone re - tee, Works Department Boardroom, 105 Con- quires that the safety and well-being of local cit- sumers Dr., Whitby. izen comes first. Always. In the visual arts curriculum. for ex- ample, he says teachers are encouraged to use "the highest quality an mprOduc- lions" in the classroom. Buit, "Where can I get them'' I'd like to we the (government) take the nett step and pts all the resources together." The resources are an issue," agrees physical and health education teacher Headier Peeling. "We're all working to- gedher, trying to pull resources. and it's low Meanwhile, Mr. Blake says, "I think the teachers we feeling a IN of undue pressure. it's overwhelming. It's impor- tu t the public have a degree of under- standing of what the taches are going through and that they have to be pa- nes." I hope your story will bellp show people that we aren't in my mIer living beside the (modear) Platt. I get tired of reading rid hearing about how scary it is and dangerous It is. 1 tbiak some of that stuff is created by wo. :f, P . and mmeaocaked scare -m aegers. 71at study just proves to me what I've always believed anyways. k's good to see that people can read for themselves that they and their families aren't in any grave halt[ danger from living new the (nuclear) plant. I'm not impressed with the nes- '-s of ane sturdy. Show me something that mast om the d fects of the niche plant over the spun of its up - era.. We in Pickering, than I7 decide. TMu Week Ir Quesdow. Durham Regional Council is considering a review of how the chairman is Cho- sen. Do you think the chairman should be appowt- ed by Regional councillors or directly elected? Fax your comments to 683- 7363, email deers to newsroom Odurham. or call our Injbsortre Line at 683-7040, bon 5112. w► PNK • NEW aovEWlMM WEollEfwr EWWK NO� to HM Idrgen E. Schrempp Daimler -Ben. 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Expect the extraordinary 11110110 POW " p (*rts &Entertain ent NEWS ADVERTISER NOV. l 8. 1 9 9 8 Jerome Ransome sings songs of God Ajax vocalist finds inspiration here at home Jerome Ransome is not a preacher. music. Music speaks to them from But he doesn't mind that his words the heart." are a source of inspiration for people. His career is still in its early Jerome Ransome is a singer. stages. Ransome says he has been "Singing is something I enjoy." working on songwriting, but admits says Ransome. "When people get performing is what he really enjoys. something out of my music, that's "When I get up in front of an audi- great:' ence and sing, I am sharing my feel - Originally from Quebec. Ransome ings." he says. f began singing in church approximate- "My music offers positive lyrics r {f ly 10 years ago. After spending time and 1 try to touch people" in Alberta, he now lives in Ajax As for the future, he is content tak- n # f+ where he is "a very dedicated part aof ing it one step at a time. ..We would j Christian Life Centre Pentecostal like to make it a global thing;' Ran - Ajax singerJennme Ransome says he finding their own identity. They are radio station. For more information doesn't just want to sing, he wants to looking for something that's real:' on Jerome Ransome, contact Gospel touch people with his music. Ransome says. "Kids can relate to Road International at 127-5167. Pickering Players are looking for fresh neve talent SPICKERING - The Pickering Playcrs theatre troupe is Iouking for actors for uv next pruductxxu Out of Sight and Out of Murder slated for the stage in Febru- ary. The anatetr theatre group will hold a+dwons. at the Pickering Rcarcatwu I Compkx Tuesday. Dec. R and TTtursday. 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"1 want to tive influences:' The singer has a touch people;' growing list of appearances and has Ransome says many of today's recently launched 'Eternity; a 10- vouth are looking for guidance in song compact disc for which he says some form. he has been collecting music since While not putting down any spe- high school, ifnc style, he says there is a need for The CD was released in late Octo- inspirational music. ber and has been receiving airplay on -in the young generation, kids are CIUT, the University of Toronto Ajax singerJennme Ransome says he finding their own identity. They are radio station. For more information doesn't just want to sing, he wants to looking for something that's real:' on Jerome Ransome, contact Gospel touch people with his music. Ransome says. "Kids can relate to Road International at 127-5167. 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If so, Miller Waste recycling drivers may choose your home as the ---- best recyclers on their route. You can NOV. 18, 1998 also see the prize of a mini Blue Box _..__..._. —..- packed with corporate donations at THURSDAY, NOV. 19 OVEREATERS: Overeaters Anony- mous meets each Thursday. It's for those who have a problem with food and want to recover. No dues or fees re- quired. Call 428-8660 (Mary). CANCER: The Canadian Cancer So- ciety's Living with Breast Cancer peer support group meets at 7 p.m. at the Fortune Financial offices, comer of Bayly St. and Finley Ave.. Ajax. 686- 1516. HEALTH: The Health Prornotion So- ciety meets at 7:30 p.m. in the commu- nity room at the police station at 1710 Kingston Rd. (at Brock), Pickering. Video showing. 'Fasting Can Save Your Life'. Free. (905)619-0973. BREASTFEEDING: La Leche League Pickering meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Family Resource Centre Room at the YMCA, 1400 Bayly Street. Picker- ing (Mall One Entrance, Scute 15A). Call 905-427-8063 or 416.282-6462. FRIDAY. NOV. 20 ADDICTION: The Serenity Group holds a 12 -Step Recovery Mecung at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church. 817 Kingston Rd.. Pickering. This weekly group deals with addictions of all types. including co-deperdancy. 428-9431. NDP: The Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge New DcnwcTauc Party Riding Assocw tion holds its amwal fund-raising dance at 8 p.m. at the CAW Hall. 140 Hunt St., Ajax. 810 a person. 683-1439. 0 Larraine Roulston eler 's• Corner jumbo Video, Super Video, Video Maxx and the Civic Centre in Picker- ing. The winner in each ward in Ajax *Lose up to 7lbs. Per week! *Feel slim, energized, beautiful! *You can do it! offer expires Nov. 30. 1998 will get an individual prize. The 16th annual Pickering Ski Sale dt. Swap during WRW was a huge success. Used equipment, if it meets standards, will be donated to local organizations. You can still con- tribute with donations by calling the Ski Swap hotline at 427-5539. 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Nov 22 11 am4:30 Pm IS ..... may► r/ �wr - r2 tr Chit location only 161 McPherson St., Markham, ON Oufstwding selection of Shipley suits at our lowest price of the season! s�e►assutxw e y see the man sides of Sears" P I 1 t 0 r nttoE ra taewa �stllsEtt. tslaoweac�tttr EornoK ttottrtsseelt ,�, su Sports NEWS ADVERTISER NOV. 18, 1998 Intermediate team captures Provincial Cup title 1 »nswr"Mcm sw� Ml ttww.s William Dunbar girls vo'lle'yball champs William Dunbar Public School's interme- diate airls'volleyball team won the Provin- cial Cup in Bramptort last weekend. Plav- ers are Tabia Charles. Courtnev Howell. Ashkigh Howell, Britnev Chandler, Sarah Novice Raiders roll up wins The Ajax -Pickering Raider ISEW Local 353 mayx novice -AAA- rep Hockey tam has gone undefeated dus season with an impressive 9-0-0 record, including four reset league victories. In their most recent league ttik the Raider shot down the Richmond Hill Stan 12-6. M1kc McCusker led the way with a hat trick. while adding two assists. Nicholas Malndli and Louie Marione each netted two goals, Alexander Cyr, Garrey Trainor, Cameron Holding, Brerdaa Haan and Marcus Carroll scared one apiece. As- slstrng were Carroll with fora. Derek Gregorack. Holding and Brendan Ham each with three. Daniel Pineau and Marione each with two, Johnny Parer - soon, Janes Jarvis. Cyr and Trainor with one apiece. Goalie Jeremy Eckford performed well in net for the win. The Ajax-Pickerimg novices edged the York-Simcoe Express 8-7. Jarvis and McCusker netted two goals apiece in the winning case. Carroll. Paterson, Hann and Gregotack all had single markers. Holding earned tree assists, Pineau and Cyr had two apiece, Mamelli, Marione Trainor. Jarvis, Mc- Cusker, Ham and Gregaack bad one apiece. Edkford earned the win in ria The IBEW Raiders waxed die Markham Waxers 10-1. Sba s Adams .scared a hat trick before sulknoll an elbow injury, which will keep him out of the lice -up for die next two weeks. No other scoring detail were avaiileble. Cyr snnppliod a shell r performance in tape for Ajax -Pickering. The Raiders' novices also aavelted ` b Baste for a game with the icemen and returned home with a 6-5 win. Cyr and NW-usker each scared twice, Pa- =4erson and Ham tallied single markers. Assists went to Trainor, Holding, "Jarvis, Carroll, Michael Carey, Adams wid Cyr. Eckford was strong in net for jax-Pickering. •FAU Game �VI to News Advertiser Amrom 683-7= A -J. GROEW News Adaenuw yllwo Poirier. Nicole Martin, Julia Nash. Kathrvn Mac•/raae. Jessica Thom, Alexan- dra Reid and Abbie Gardner The coaches are %d ,nd� Chan. Brian Bradlev and Susan PICKERING — The their opponents and won in Britney Chandler played key WiIIiam Dunbar Public School two games by scores of 15-12, roles in the attack, making tnterniediate girls' volleyball 15-3 to win the gold medal. some amazing sets throughout team captured the gold medal Dr. Thornton went on to the day. at last weekend's Provincial win the bronze. Dunbar went on to defeat Cup, posting an outstanding The Dunbar girls easily ad- last year's champions St. Mar - 20 -0 record. vaned from their pool play guerite D'Youville from Hal - William Dunbar competed after defeating Cardinal Leger ton Region in the quarter -final against elementary school from Scarborough. French- round two games straight. teams from across the man's Bay from Pickering, Great passing and digs by Julia province in a 48 -squad tourna- Balaclava from Wentworth Nash and Nicole Martin added ment in Brampton. County, R.J. Davis from Peel to the team's strong defensive Durham Region schools ac- Region and Etienne Brule play. counted for three of the final from the French Catholic Other members of the gold - four participants at the Provin- School Board. medal -winning William Dun- cial Cup. In the elimination round, bar team are Alexandra Reid, After dispatching a tough Dunbar played strong games, Jessica Thom, Ashleigh How - Dr. Thornton team from Whit- defeating St. Martin de Porres ell and Abbie Gardner. by in a semi-final match by from Scarborough and Vaugh- The William Dunbar inter - 15 -11. 15-8 scores, William an Willard from Pickering. mediate girls are competing in Dunbar played Glen Dhu Pub- Courtney Howell and Tabia the Pickering West playoffs at lic School of Whitby in the Charles were outstanding with William Dunbar. The event !trial. their hitting and serving. Sarah started Tuesday and will con - The Dunbar girls out -hit Poirier, Kathryn Macisaac and tinuc Thursday. 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The Ajax -Pickering tykes earned their ticket to the final after defeating the Burlington Stampeders 12-0 at Pickering's Kinsmen Park this put Sunday. Burlington started the game by moving the ball into Dolphin ter- ritory, but a strong Dolphirhs' defence led by Micbael Dearness kept the Stampedes holo scaring. It was an omen for what would happen throughout the game as the league's best defence posted modier sbutout. eget MI>a WnVAN0WSWNeMAdmonierplinw r= z -i Hands up .z s rt + a r : A, - .,'✓� /nsurmrce Portfolio's Davy Bayliss and Venfeye's Dat Leahy baffk� br o the ball under the basket during Pickering Men's Basketball League ac- tion Monday night. Games in the league am played at Dunbaron High rcul School. F� Ideate recycle this newspaper DC7 A,*__Warehouse Sale - Big Savings, Great Buys! H uge savings on decorative tins filled with: Cookies & Candies plus Gift Items, _ Novelties, la Gift Wrap, Boxed Chocolate, GiftBask �t oets!! awe Starts 0111111111d" VNXILMW to Daiy D(xrcrashers and Specials Sports Pnnts, Sportswear, and more.. Loeabd at Hours. as smart Rd 50^ P, esuto t at "as r s r. V � �1!)i lA1awFM,swaspa 9".11, prow ONLY CA can be.111 ei On the Dolphins' fust possession, they drove the ball 90 yards to a touchdown and a 6-0 lead. The team scored another touchdown in the fourth quarter to seal the victory. Robert Spagnola and Luke Moyer scored the Dolphins' touchdowns. The entire defensive unit earned game stars on defence, while the en- tire offensive unit earned game stars on offence. The Dolphins' atoms and peewees travelled to Scarborough to take on the Thunder in playoff semi-final thatches. Both Ajax -Pickering teams fell short of a trip to the champi- onship final. The atom Dolphins lost a close 28-22 decision to the Scarborough squad. Memwl6ile, the peewees were defeated by a lop -sided 64-0 score. Forgave results, call the Dol- phins' Bodine at 619-9180. P) t '� ire ANNIYEIIO�IRYssA :... ewe n:1sd Est Joy OVER W EXMM ON DISPLAY DELICIOUS DANUBE SWABIAN FOOD Joie sus i Ire Ta Roam for deCe m boww- raked =cods. b" Xmas Cmeb twdb at Static, Family Bed other Gerntso Choirs. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20,1998 (6:00 PM -9{10 PM) SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21,1998 (10:(10 AW9:(10 pM) SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22,1998 (10:00 AM -5:00 PM) 44IM10 A . I ItEtIIK AOVE1178EE L wEDNEMW Eow WK NOVENUM is IM PAW ti ► Hued teams compete at Annandale Stakes event Home rinks I sweep Aiax'bonspiel BY JIM EASSON Special to the News Advertiser AJAX - The top three rues stayed at home as local urlirig rinks dominated the annual Annandale Stakes Bon - spiel this past weekend. The top purse of $500 went to the Annandale Curling Club team skipped by Carol Vick- ers, with Ingrid Vickers play- ing vice, David Gaudette at second and Erica Gaudette at lead. The second prize of $320 went to the Annandale -based John Thain rink, made up of wife Sandra and Bert and Lil- lian Bryson. ion Payne with Maureen Calderbank. Dave Hutchison and Kim Bourque won the third prize of $260. A full draw of 32 mixed teams each played three eight - end games looking for a share of the $2.000 purse. The top eight point -scoring teams each took some of the prize money home. Five local rinks cashed in during the bonspiel. Sheila LaRoche and Alex Bianchi were the co -commit- tee heads who put in a great deal of work to make the first event of the curling season at Annandale successful. Annandale's Andrew Roegele and Jason March will skip rinks at the Teranet Junior Men's Zone Playdowns at the Whitby Curling Club this week- end. Eight area teams will play a double -knockout draw to deter- mine two winners to advance to the regional playdowns at the Dixie Curling Club the follow- ing weekend. Sign-up sheets are currently available at Annandale for the Brick Men's Curling Bonspiel. The Brick bonspiel runs from Jan. 9 to 16 at curling clubs in the GTA. Lightning peewees strike hosts for tournament title Durham West `AN squad wins at Ottawa The Durham West Lightning rccwee 'AA' rep girls' hockey tram defeated Ottawa twice in rte own totanamcnt to capture the championship title last weekend. After posting a 2-0-1 record to its opening three preliminary games. Durham West advanced to the final against its old neme- .Is, the Ottawa Capitals. The two teams had met in three pre - s sous tournament championship Lames, with Ottawa being the only chub to beat the Lightning this year. In the championship contest. Diatom. West defeated the Irorrne .tde 4-2. Lightning goakender *,manda Cretto was the deserv- ing recipient of tie tourrarneWs most vaivabk player award The final game proved to be as exciting as everyone antici- pted. After a scorcless fust pe- riod. Dec Nagymarosi put Bulletin Board The Nc%k s Advertiser wetaries Yom nab= for buNEiNI boifd. Noel -profit organizatlofls are welcome to suWd thew an- 1louncer11er1iS for wtilicabon. DEADLINE: 10 days prior to event. flit ern: -%363 EMU then: durham.net AIK them: 130 Commercial hn.. ^lam^. Ont. US 2H5. Durham West in the lead, de- flecting a shot from Kelly Hart on the powerplay. Ottawa bat- tled back with a powerplay marker of its own to tie the con- test at I-1. Nagymarosi scored her second of the game, shelving a Catherine Kerr pass. The Lightning went up 3-1 on a goal by Ham assisted by Julie Strang. early in the third period. Jessica Judges. assigned to shadow Ot- tawa's top player. added some breathing room by popping a goal. assisted by Natalie Clegg. to give Durham West a 4-1 lead. Ottawa mnaaa8e - one more goal on red -loot Lightning goalie Creno whisk skating with a two - woman advantage. The Lighming opened the tournament by skating to a 0-0 tie with att:b-rival Wiilkywdak Red Wings. Cnato was out- standing in goal to preserve the sAMout. The deleace of May Modeste. Clegg. Strang and Nicole Monosky played well to limit opposition scoring chances. Judges. Jackie St. Ger- maine and Kerr also played well defensively. Durham West downed Kingston 3-1 in the second game. Lateen O'Hare opened the scoring on a quick pass from Nagymarosi. St. Germaine broke up a I -1 tie with ler game-wirming gaol, assisted by Laura Watt and Monosky. Nagy- marosi scored an insurance marker. assisted by Strang. In the third game. the peewee Lightning needed either a win or a tic against Ottawa to advance to to final. Durham West scored a narrow 1-0 victory. Creno earneI her second shutout of the preliminary round. St. Gerinaiac scored the game wiser midway trough the third period. assisted by Wan and Hart. Fast track to second year... 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M M "Soon • i Cora (1061 Q7.00e3 G.r1wr I•aa Mut h t a. -3y.. 000".PiN.l�11t� F F' n J wrgtlt Sarvfpg OPEN HOUSE Saturday Nov. 2/, /998 /O awe to 2 pm Working, mm? umbappy with the peskier? It's twat to register with dw lastest growing agency is Canada. We have assay to choose f wM S*415$ OWfMRS W NAX)W (m) 831-3440 17" Liverp*W Read llikkwring (/1ckfair'Ism) ATTENTION EMPLOYERS! K"E YOUR NNUPIG DECISfONg SENIP1E AND REDUCE YOUR PAYROLL COSTS! How Do You Elanefrt? • wap• Nobody • save recruiting him and S&nrthng close • atawwrt. of rl job roI b your business • Onvioynwa gmcmkb who tri/ Iraa-cl Save -"ever s roods weft M wakMlr knowledge skis and goals • you how the rear hiring I ,' ', • an wertO'li Wiwndy. Pmonoimw, so" na irnwd swvi e • air w►gmq war6aaia@ b Now per sal mmom Caea•e1 ma r lees) 721--3M Funded by *no Ottwrb Government :/lov m@btp sbrw Oshawa Centre k Pickering Town Centre Requires FALL AND PAIRT.TDU STAFF • i11u1ageaKclt i�uening •lend take and makeup artistry a definior aced • good working knowledge of colon msnketia, their use and application. Drop off Resume at: Faces. Oshawa Centre Attentions: Cheryl SUPERVISOR Or clip, a well catablubod Gwhwn fts- asaNldaawer of Worrell Electrical Eqyt� nopm es r ENGINEERING SUPFJ�VI50wILl % taporlW$tm iaekre Pao- aklp techaiul daaaiord support a a sawn po11D of ledrictw Sect enpaeert Carmdtdaks etlrr bps a depot in ebclncal empowering. be a rlle.bef of APED laid hie a AIYrIIK1 of 10 years eaperience In a havy WAOMs WA:;iW y backparad WWpPIIy� Y w deNidN Iw Ma a111s111M: 41N21.OSil ►r ni-nu If there are firms or individuals to whore you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. I1 the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, mamas that an fasod dirat:th to Os, This Weal Will Hol be forwarded to Ila file member. Originals mat be sooll d as iMicalN by Iles i Is els ad. • Stn a: r> • • Ia. r • awn W os- M len rloopab taaar Italy Durham Business Leader, a division of the REQUIRE s Advertiser, requires a self -motivated HELPERS energetic advertising sales professional heating and air has several years experience in the busi- conditioning world. A keen understanding of the busi- cvrtlpany. Gas community in Durham Region would be litters ticket (x• Sul. 0 communication skills, a reliable car and ex Timm, with �. valid driver's Pent telephone manner is a must. offer a base salary, car allowance and an license a must. Ileln commission structure. If you are Please Call ing for a challenging position in ahs (905)683-0380 Aodrra Watm st (905 fH3 51111 at. 235 or be ra w" to (M) al! lata AUTOWnn SALES Rapidly Ag�owDro�{Li'd. eAaleSrQ�i�pG peeve" sales profn6ioaails. lr eqW you an seaman wall. bid not term" the compeasetim you should be let's Wk. We offer: • very werme qck coeaniseiea • Laeratfve Feu -. bomnn • FOR beadle paekayte Dasoai6trater or Aa.wsce Dwderidlip growth PWentid AL1. A"LICATIONS c(mnDYNTtAL CALL MAX KING: (105) 640-3200 1-100.322.04E POSITIONS AVAIWIE Al ..,hent awol �er1 9 a.m. Sia II m-aoa at a Markham -W w«r lgyoeO �mw1hp-�v, Syr« 6 Sar Saar110.r and DOW a Parts Styr . cal ortlea.n e 8- and 11 1... to anrraarr1qaa wwwv.w (905) 171-& WVIDOW INSTALLER for •rw `-no cmetrueaon. Evp,,a pnalenwi. we crap. call aa« 7 or lore e ^rrmoo 905431-1311. l H -P" tirERASM ,,,,inpaMkva TFC . Int NErNESErTA- DBRF.CT FAX 11051 sa•M33 mr sro.ploo Nariath el, raFl 7a•'•q colwpml' ,; 1m M � •n•y9axow r ©STOI.'FFVILLECHRYSLER BAYSNORt B n wry b with days lads Plvmooth, Dollar. Cbryaler. Jeep HEALTH CARE Gooterm help w wed w we w wmeml n -02,WY 5756 Memo Sheet. Slwff.lae. Onuri.. ReaPaw.s ,,;y cr«r«a. F. rw.1r ore w rek" arawprtr .01MEMAKERS . gos 72s 1106 Atl.worr alaca sr_ BtNaavtowp w `.CA VBOW9arr as aw Far 400WT"AT als -- power IN 541011, 10 7 - -v.aaf W Nm Imo", seat • .rope @ors At, ,p.0, Smart Pw S.N b /apt Cal IAM ft. 6wewlr a lea TOCK WE Ie2. mfhultrs reeppl- vow .44mm red 1. mole 2Of. +v«Seer do MtIMr rL t»lrLI" w o re6. 51M INAN&IUtr05 rEE0E0 y air earl 0- f -, the r0u67eNAL 1lakaraG .learn Ewwwree P.O. of ".eewr aPomm rowed Drwalrrno�lw POWs wiNr rewrnc atterebon Sales ManaM m. ow saw- a" woo nam Nt"Lei q Trmmowym NLeaE6 b cater m me clads aMoot-W as b HCA -S, AND lesw's. .L Cesar taeswr. I�w rew.nee 4851424.747 Aam GW RNTIfEO OEMnI 4� ar..onor.. . I r„x rqa �rnsr.rars cal (I/q crier IaOaaadaYMw Ra m 0th iMOr`eiw s7f7ote SALES REP err Eastern Ontario Lye 4m r a aw Saw r• aw +pFr b 6N as7 rlrmlr.i a66f«w„w gr Ot1".a Ora L1N TLS wa (anlwewrwu %I "liver, rlclullYd flat [fir CIC'CLTKJI utility andTVA 481. us F "o ep oma rrtetrtsts traits ori IN ewe asearma rtirlecommusnacation market by a )14100 Y 2 rr s "rt""'a6 rl twa eab,b .9 s gild Sow err P iY e distributor. Salary, car t»lrLI" w o re6. 1. W haft roc Sentra . I �� s ww. b er experti e, and profit shark% Send %*Saw ow" Aaurwa folded naw,a, r.o1 A LOW, nM Taa+Ms i" w 'reR31 rewrnc atterebon Sales ManaM 4 •, 0 . avow" M LISm res MM an r poet n1w.r M ear err lewd please fax 119094779-8936..v8°e1M�r 6'`a'rrr 1...d i ,w 16 10 24 ran ar' Jut . 01w • = M GIA R BROWN'S r"C AM. � u tdrw' wt res Pelf Ca ptraay Glad ems r res All 4 some Noy lltaer ak/p Shead wwy a orae. a a. e up 10 t. M 0er1w. aero C Part -d we CAwaNw cmwO errs wAr1N keen ora IrcaSSary live, 00 acre "*as" uay a st wnrrrrrt +.but Fwllpan Hart ern Sea MFMN .ran ew lwrrr m ' oft owed evaerst. nal +oche Twr .OPT 'v. ala" Apra ar 161% wa waw00 he a14i14 W ro ata au asp "par a� Oen PM a oaaN 14rF tltdsll rasara e»Q s8 rale law u -a aaarrr rear ." Al. kwlm vo la rrlaeaat tw•vs Iwl.rr am ail. .ea w to N we is am r Memo W r ale +Win -0-0 Per .r. rale go Say veal slow do 11115r 5»71111e Apw9plrAw tic pt9ww10 wewleesL bRft dwwer00i0r 34 pmat' Mlitheritrg Ann) are Now Nan6 f•Ibbtr t ocrn•olal Min. 2 years Pep. Able b work Yaw olpwwloN n says aid Illlg oesl@ard pal a wive aaslldN am es p Oi tar a IbweMw4w 1141 Causal apron a MARY M1r . ho err .0 aane..p t ad� am spendelloyL AM"4 Plus sip. Imo- You hams A pod as" ft I oduu@on, aro a ninth" of 3 poor BROWN'S r"C AM. � u Pkker* Iwa 1286 Kia Pbm I.x.l tNww, d Rord A...rwal.0,.rear Part -d we CAwaNw cmwO Caysekaiiegns T>unl"''`Fd.aA y.M 10.4 doctNtraa. regaiv�' I'sublwr xr�un6rA yl E Larry GrgprK Sales kdarager heedw Reamer" Egwpmeat (CarasL). Lei Md Wwektttra Fli/as oekwa Taw aloe& ro, A p , mr4mcu" Wader and rr*woo a Potidlq a 1w ins a Vu9aY Psete*rwd Apply o a oap..i.. on0e MOM �°1eYA kbmft &won Equipment K,wrmi td ars bran L h rdsalaNt• treses ow" sokAb 1a f11 1 11in' arid ent0, Omer ON s repay Saft Inw, r0 We" pN@L (Sion FARM T� �v�= wgaldrq aM create saawal pMaar n w D. Lewis naaepNre6• ales). Stab dpi no a dri0t aMlll A/py err R a 4dh r011Y IlO gyr Man) Espa+soed Obtaide Sales hrteaA@mb Apw9plrAw tic pt9ww10 wewleesL bRft dwwer00i0r 34 pmat' Mlitheritrg Ann) are Now Nan6 f•Ibbtr t ocrn•olal Min. 2 years Pep. 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Wn%mb @ _ 00�1desce b: Mfr NqV- dbtc moria FIMIYr (ijf%a<T7 es' EAw1lAbaeAw. Yat ;CPPOOJM ria -+e Ghowwo no 1201 Dandw SL E b+w«r11PwAoaw Tmm m .taro res vdwda Nyale4 Apply • cal CEO AN poem Ontario LIN 21Ci Mail.aew Pei we"L "Wham Plfwar. �O O- (�15 5�6 PARTI1 RmftkpLIAJ Ela OawwwA CDL fry!!)'-fw6L wale far w. _ Via. ew1NN Tai l�m 1alrNaa Awa -����FI"4M WANTIM caw ws j� Inw, r0 We" pN@L (Sion FARM T� �v�= D. Lewis naaepNre6• ales). Stab dpi no a dri0t aMlll A/py err R j fiW asrVlCa am Peas" w- ' sen b: Erb lay SL E.. il and allele wewleesL bRft dwwer00i0r 34 pmat' �e low Wit Dome No S raw am a► ad I ICaerr nlprp�kN� neon OOC )tw1N al/bhl ptsswaw. all Ilsol latm@ br et@11aNad dIf�fh1EME rop off raaume to: bid. Mfr EssEtsEs ar .oro rt7.. dift illE oEEarto, ws 2Mn w �p.app aprq A.arwae +r. 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I'VI Y^^` ft75lup. rmaa sw-"9 Nae • no aabt coast -Ikea 4I MaN IN washers Slwp. AN poEdSorls require a miFrrfwm t year sl2vup a" pN experk9nce. W to ate abstract. CVOR tem me ken SicMaaWasher 3 dryer 1199 sen. and c7krm* recor0 search Crm,O sto .While S799fup In to:avadlbk b 1-1; Fa,kbrr0 NMt11Qfn nM Per"n$pl$ttlpyys 4' 26 SIS (965)726- 112 Ath01 Str6M, Sults 203 I= M x now OntbpeaC Of w 7777 P�nerowtop xall tine. f1• CON 1 plc(416) 255 -OM 500 sell wasnerdryer 1125 ooG1 or Day Care - Dye Allm pwld °° hen 1261 MATERNRT NNAR - NEW Available f7QgE Baty Becry'k 17 6NI�yC1 St E . BOw PI I w -ekF7 OPEN 7 land .a For d,eSt. Deka and aSua new ON Mitt% room thin tab mm 6 dun. Add, as oMM. 'Awa CO.Oft.26-5860 o D o ^� 4W b707/. popM 7 or r 1 PIANO. baebhl Sad media _ Dlgr,r Masco a Nndn ptrm d"r aaey f75m urn on SFM-7650 or 905- 4'.3 1811 F Ab 1 Asa P,AMOfRIaAMOEAIIRR ;LOCKS -Sale , I use w- �DT a tour -.0m mop x - BUILDERS a nen ad Moa M. New Maas w,f Mow BLOW-OUT SALE V . 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