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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1999_04_21T _ STORE! ,1 PERICJIL . Accused takes the' 'his own' defence `We were talking, trying to work things` out': Watkins SY STEPHEN SHAW Staff Writer The titan accused of murder- ing dental assistant Laurie White said yesterday he was "in shock" when told of his ex -girlfriend's death, originally treated as sui- cide. LAURIE WH/TE Court has heard Jesse Watkins, 26, was the last person Et -boyfriend takes stand. 'to see Ms. White alive Oct. 8. 1996. On that day her mother Shirlev returned to their Picker- ing home and found her daughter on the tioor of her bedroom. ar. electrical cord wrapped tightly around her neck. The prosecution says Mr. Watkins strangled Ms. White. 20. and tried to make it kook like suicide by running the cord across the top of the bedroom door and lifting her body by pulling the cord down the out- side until it snapped. He is on trial for second-degree murder in the case. The defence's position is she committed suicide. Testifying in his own defence, Mr. Watkins told a jury his year- long relationship with Ms. White tumed stormy in August of that year when she learned that he slept with a dancer he met at a Pickering strip club. On the day of Ms. White's death, the pair met at Mr. Waddns's residence on Denman Drive and "we were talking, try- ing to work things out;' the ac- cused testified. He said they went to Ms. White's residence in her car about 2 p.m. so that he could re- trieve ottrieve some sweaters. "We got to the top of the stairs (in the house) and I said to her "I don't get no kisses?' and then we kissed for a couple of seconds" Mr. Watkins testified. He said Ms. White went to get his belongings and he went to See WATKINS page 2 PICKERING N-E—WS ADVERTISER PICKER I N G' S C O N1 M UNITY NEWSPAPE R S I N C E 196 5 PRESSRUN 44,000 38 P.4GF.ti WEDNESDAY, :ALPRI1, 21, 1999 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $SI $1 NEWSSTAND _ --- Deal Spring cleaning right here at home struck for Pickering farmlands Plan is to ensure uses are for agriculture BY MARIANNE TAKACS Staff Writer PICKERING — The Town, Durham Region and Ontario Realty Corporation (ORC) have reached a deal on the sale of provincially - owned lands that will provide for the placement of agricul- tural easements on nearly all the properties to be sold. Pickering Council voted Monday to finalize the 'mem- orandum of understanding' (MOU) for the deal it ap- proved in principle April 16 and which the other parties involved have now okayed. The easements. whisk would require the properties sold to be used for agricultur- al purposes only. have been sought by local citizens' groups and generally support- ed by area residents. Howev- er, the MOU docs provide the Province a possible way out of them in five years if certain conditions we met. "It's the best deal that could possibly be gotten under the circumstances;' said Bruce Flattery, president of the Duffin Rouge Agricul- rural Community, the area tenants' association, after the meeting. Mr. Flattery raid the $haum De-Ath takes a mightycut —aid so Pickeriwg. Shaun and friends took odvaistage early in the new baseball season — during a of spring weather to warm upfor whprtvt► See PICKERING page 5 friendly pick-up game at Dunmoore Pork in the surrner may bring. :Police cleared in chase that killed Pickerin nest gp church officials and close friends still reeling from `disaster' '.�N P/ETRWRW Newt "waifrr pW. Swin ging in into v"ring �r_�in g �. 1 Wearable Ce Take pride, Pickering PICKERING — Residents - - are invited to take part in spe- r.h. w.:. A Toronto police officer in- hick at the time it hit Father roof lights, repots the SIU. He enee on (the suspect)" volved in a chase that killed a Miovski. advised the communication ea- Toronto resident Ricardo Pick ring priest March 21 in "In reviewing all the evidence tre he was maturing a pursuit Charleston, the driver who was Scarborough has been found not revealed in the invesdgaoan; shortly before reporting to dte being pursued, facers a aurober criminally responsible in the in- states an SIU media reease, "di- exrtue drat the vehicle had hit a of charges in connection with t idto rector Tinley determined the of- hydro pole. the incident, inckhttithg The finding of the province's ficer bri undertook the ef pursuit _ wegligence pand osing � Special Investigations Unit with the intent to remove whatimpaired dnvtq can "dtadt, (=was announced Monday he perceived to be a very real'•• f renchman's Bay. 9 a.m. to The SIU fading bas sadsw after a final determination was danger from the roadway, and VdI,� 910m M Father Miovski's dards. made by SIU director Peter conducted the pursuit with care- 1(flf� , . ' "We're pleased a determine 'R ey. fid regard for public safety. in- •,e native trees and shrubs. in- tion has been made; says Tony Father Doe Miovski, 50. a cluding limitation of his own hem= he Gelmium ld, executive secre- reudent of Pickaing and priest speed is order not to precipitate ,sect at Alex Robertson Park tary for the St. Cosmo of Obrid at St Ck sunt of Ohrid Mace- the fleeing driver to even more s board. "We're alsopleasedthe dooian Orthodox Cadhedral in dangerous driving ` Thr G officernotpolice was not found at Scarborough, was hit and killed According to the SIU, the ve- install bird boxes and clean up fault because be was just doing by a vebwk that Md been stolen hick being pursued had been being driven ; 11be his job." Mr. Gehnsnovski adds frau the driveway of a residence observed en adc:ally driver fled on foot and the loss of Father Miovski has No was being followed by the around 8:56 pm. minutes after was apprehended a shunt dis- been a "disaelar' for the church officer. He was struck while being stolen from the driveway tance away. Officers found Fa- and community, and that the walking back to his tar after of an area residence. then Miovski's body during a church has had a 'problem in using a pay phone to call for The police officer, who was ubsequent search of the and- communicabW with the SIU. help with a flat tire, on general patrol in a marked dent site. He was pronounced "It would have been nice if SIU investigators concluded police cruiser in the Kingston dead at the scene. they at least lox us know (the re - after speaking to the officer, wit- Road/Lawrence Avenue area ob- Director Tinsley states in the suh of the investigation)." he nesses officers and civilian eye- served a driver suddenly acceler- release that "lite officer was so says. "Nobody's spoken to us. I witnesses, and reviewing com- ate across three lanes of traffic far behind the vehicle at the time guess they consider us as an em- munications and 911 tapes, that on Kingston Road. The officer of impact that it is questionable ployer without taking into con - the officer was approximately first attempted to stop the vehi- whether he could reasonably sideration the special circum - 600 fee behind die pursued ve- cle by activating his cruiser's have been a precipitating influ- stances" 1 Wearable Ce Take pride, Pickering PICKERING — Residents - - are invited to take part in spe- cial community clean-up e%ents during Community Pride Day Saturday. April 24 in f Pickenng. Throe clean-up events have 6 -ren organized, but citizens are Aso encouraged to simply, pend some time cleaning up « i ;heir own nheighbourhoods that .fav The scheduled clean-up . enN are: f renchman's Bay. 9 a.m. to ,.,n i meet at the Frenchman's i'.... Yacht Club, 635 Breezy tr - activities including plant - •,e native trees and shrubs. in- ..Iling bird boxes and cleaning DAVID PICKLF_S r the bay. 'Every bit helps.' i i � dro Marsh. 9 a.m to noon ,sect at Alex Robertson Park servation Authority we orga- ,:car the south end of Sandy nizing the events around the Beach Road) - help restore town. :i.,b;tat for wildlife and im- "Even if you cannot take it prove the marsh ecosystem, out to one of the organized plant native trees and shrubs, events, bring your family and install bird boxes and clean up help clean up your local neigh - this important wetland. bourhood park or street," says - Finch Avenue/Liverpool Road Court. Pickles in the release. area. 3 to S p.m. (mat at Maple "Every bit helps to make Pick - Ridge Plaza at Liverpool and enag a cleaner, more pleasant Bushmill Surer) - help clean up place in which to live, visit or the area and take pride in a work. Be sure to mmiind chil- clean community. dren of safety rules and closely All events arc scheduled to supervise them' proceed rain or shine. Partici- Residents are also being in - pants are asked to dress appro- vied to nominate people for priately and take spades, buck- the Community unity Pride Awards ers and hammers. which go to individuals who "This is an excellent oppor- have gone out of their way to tunity after winter for us to take pride in their community. come together as a community If you want to nominate some - and clean up our parks and one, send a letter detailing what streets;' says Ward 2 local they have done to desme the Councillor Mark Holland in a award and their name and ad - media release announcing the dress to Town clerk Bruce Tay - events. "It is a time to take lor. Town of Pickering. One pride in the way our communi- The Esplanade, Pickering, ty looks and provide focus for Ont., L1 V 61K7. the enormous amount of civic The awards will be given out spirit that exists within Picker- at the end of May by Town ing" Council. Com. 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"She gives me my sweaters and then she brought up the dancer... I said I was sick of dis cussing it. 1 said 'Yeah. I'd been with the dancer and she got ral- ly mad and called me an ass and told me to walk home... I basi- cally said 'Yeah. I'm an asshole, that's why I went back to the dancer more than once... I just said it out of spite" Those were the last words they exchanged, he said. Mr. Watkins testified he went to a friend's house and then re- turned home. where he played video games with his brother and then went over to another pal's residence. Later that night, he got a call from friend Theo Lorefice, in- forming him Ms. White was dead. "He basically told me Laurie was gone. 1 asked him where and he just told me she's gone... she committed suicide. I was in shock when I heard it. I just did- n't want to believe it:' Mr. Watkins told the jury. During a statement to police that night. 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The Rouge Valley Health System is fortunate to :have more than 1,000 individuals from the Community giving generously of their time and talents. This includes volunteers on the RVHS Board of Directors, the Foundation These people are integral to our success in bringing community perspective and support to our health teams in the clinical programs, as well as support to services and fundraising. Thank you to each and every one of you! "M OGUMPAWCOMM Did you know... The: News Adver- tiser is a rnealber of the ontano Press Council, 80 Gould St., Toron- to, Ont 103-8 W. an indeperi- dett oirganation tW addreSSeS reader complaints about member newspapers. asked Mr. Watkins to elaborate. "Me and Laurie had a lot of problems and she was having a hard time dealing with it... She would say it to me and I would say it back... (They were) just mind games:' he replied. Mr. Watkins's testimony in- cluded an admission that several days prior to Ms. White's death he threatened to send a videotape of the couple making love to her A parents. "I know I regret it. I wish 1 never did it:' he said. Mr. Watkins described his re- lationship with Ms. White as "getting serious" in February. 19% and said they planned to get married and were trying to have a child. He said "we were having a rough time'* but testified they spent the Sunday before her death together at his house, dur- 01F•-9 SPR=NG _` B REAL` 6 oUG f ins which time they were inti- mate. Court was told Mr Watkins has no criminal record, though he was denied bail and has been held at the Whitby Jail since his arrest in May. 1997. 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That appears to be happening as the Ajax -Pickering Health Centre is undergoes a number of changes such as upgrading of the diagnostic imaging equipment and emergency renovations. Not all change is dchycred via government. The ability to diagnose patients more quickly has resulted in shorter stays in hospital and paved the way for closure of acute care beds. These moves don't necessarily translate into big cuts in operat- ing costs Dr. Davies points out. Most of the cost is in the operating room. Surgical procedures are front-end loaded meaning about 70 per cent of the cost comes from the procedure. "If someone has a hart attack we might spend about 53.000 in the first 12 hours and the total cost might he 54.500." Asked if the Province seems to be aware of the Since the election of the Mike Harris government, Ontario T Il is Read to has undergone unprecedented change in almost directions for GTA1905 hospitals cab- every area of Provincial jurisdiction. As we amine nursing services in Ontario. draw nearer an expected spring election, the 1.t p News Advertiser will review many of the most ELECT '99 controversial areas of change. In this, the third Nov. 17, 1998 - Province announces of five-part series. staff editor Chris Bovie reviews the changes made to Ontario's health care system. ROAD TO AN ELECTION PART IIi BY CHRIS BOVIE Staff Ediror Of all the changes the Ontario Conservative government has made this term, none cuts closer to the skin for most Ontarians than health care. The implementation of the Health Services Restructuring Commission has paved the way for massive changes to hospital structure including the closure of a number of hospitals in the Greater Toronto Area, amongst them Whitby General Hospital. Torn between two issues, massive operating costs and the Canadian belief in socialized medi- cine, provincial governments have struggled for yeah to find a balance. Cuts in federal transfer payments and the rising costs of health care have forced provinces to implement reforms. In fact. Ontario is one of the last to bring in hospital and health care reforms. The trend towards shorter hospital stays and more community-based health care is one dis- played by the last three provincial governments, says Dr. Robin Davies, chief of staff at Lak- eridge Health Oshawa. Its a trend witnessed not only across Canada but in the United States and Europe. "It's in part driven by changes in technolo- gy and the ability to use less resources." says Dr. Davies. In fact, "the decrease of inpatient bods occurred long before restructuring." The changes implemented by the Tory gov- ernment have certainly been the most dramat- ic in years, but Dr. Davies says without clear, concise changes, restructuring seldom occurs. When you try and do things in a gradual fashion it's difficult to implement change... people drm't take change senously." Despite the cries of opposition to the changes, the Province and the HSRC took a very conservative approach in comparison to other provinces says Al Whiting, president and chief executive officer of the Rouge Valley Health System. He says the reforms of the HSRC "were secssary" but adds they needed to go farther. The goal of a seamless health ure system is currently 'sporadic" he says. "7here was an opportunity for change and it's almost lost." The HSRC ordered the merger of corporations from the Ajax-Pickenng hospital and Scarbor- ough Centenary to forst the Rouge Valley Health February, 1995 - Durham Region Steering Commitee unveils its report, recornmendirg Durham's seven hospi- lals move to a regional health care system in which each hospital would otter specific services. June 1995 - Mike Harris's Progressive Conservative party and the Common Seise Revolution are swept to power. February, 1996 - Province cuts health care funding by $365 million, but high- growth hospitals in the GTA -905 area dont take the full brunt. Much, 1990 - The Heath Services Hestructurng Commission is brined. Its mandate is to relorm hospital and heath care in Ontario. December, 1996 - Health Minister Jim Witton rebases new furidirg brnx/a for hospital expansion, raising Province's portion from 50 to 70 per oath of capital conduction. Mach, 1997 - Heath Services Re- strucluing Commission announces the closure of 10 Metro Toronto hospi- tals. "When you Iry and do things in a gradual fashion it's difficult to implement change... people don't take change seriously." - Lin Robin Davies, Chief of staff ldteridge Health Oshawa 4 �1a82: opment, says Brian Lemon, chief ex- ecutive officer for Lakeridge Health Corpora- tion. Cutting hospitals stays doesn't mean people don't require specialized care. Although hospitals arc getting the most press regarding health care reforms, the major change in structures falls into the realm of community-based care. Durham Access to Cart is responsible for co- ordinating community care services. It awards contracts to both profit and non-profit agencies to fill the needs of clients in a cost-effective manner. This is the future of health care with more fellow -up care and acute services farmed at to community care agencies. The changes have put more demand on front - tie services especially in the nursing field. Dr. I cavies points out there aren't enough nurses on ; he floor to meet this peak activity. In the post a patient scheduled for surgery might come in two or three days prior and a curse would help prepare that person for the procedure. Following the operation a patient might remain in hospital for six to eight days. "Now the nurse first sees the patient when he .ants in to -else 'OR' and tic is sent lirrtic in three to five days." says Dr. Davies. To try mad develop a seamless moclel of health care the Province introduced access to care agen- cies and, in a very contentious move, opened up community are contracts to private companies. The initial concern that Amencan companies would come in and take over what had been a se- cured non-profit market was "fear mongering" and a "non issue for Durham" said Janet Harris of Durham Access to Care. Of the seven nursing contracts currently awarded, all but one organiza- tion had previously provided service in the rc- Pon breakdown of hospital operating costs Dr. Davies said, "I'm not entirely sure." Lately. Durham has been the beneficiary of a number of funding announcements by the Min- istry of Health. The upcoming election hasn't meant new 'goodies" for local health care but has proven to be a commitment to past promises such as rede- velopment at Lakeridge Health Oshawa and the building of the cancer centre. If the election wasn't on the horizon. "it might take another year" to get the go-ahead for rcde- Ontario Health Care: Five years of change f 17 Acute care in hospitals has reached the saturation point and community-based care is the fu- ture, says Ms. Harris. The CEO of Lakeridgc Health Corporation agrees. Mr. Lemon says people have a strong dislike for institutional set- tings and prefer to recover at home. "Their recovery needs are better -served in a home environment." To accommodate the changing focus of hospi- tals, community care organizations need the rc- sources to handle the demands, he says. "It's a trend that's going to continue... it's not short-lived." Health Minister Elizabeth Warner agrees. The reality is this province has a long history of involvement with bah the private and the pub- lic sector," she said, adding that goes back to both the former Liberal and NDP governments. "It has been established." Although the Province has opened up commu- nity care to private companies Dr. Davies doesn't expect to see the government try and introduce full-blown private hospitals modelled after those in the United States. Minister Witmer says the Province looked at a number of health care reforms but says its not considering HMOs (Health Maintenance Organi- zation) - a private health msurancc operation paid into by individual Americans and the companies they work for. "We're not looking at that at all." she said. Health care reform is allowing Durham resi- dents to get specialized services closer to home. Funding for the new cancer care centre and the introduction of an MRI at Lakendgc Health Os- hawa are at the top of the list for the Province as recent announcements suggest. Mr lemon also admitted he's had discussions with Durham College and University Centre and hopes pannerships will lead to attracting top medical experts. Nov. 16, 1997 - HSRC issues interim Feb. 2, 1998 - Province announces a nouices a provincial task force to ex - directions for GTA1905 hospitals cab- five-year $17 -million Heart Health pro- amine nursing services in Ontario. ing for the closure of Whitby General gram in partnership with the Heart and Hospital by March 31, 1999. it also an- Stroke Foundation Ontario. Nov. 17, 1998 - Province announces nounces the amalgamation of Ajax- the expansion of the Healthy Babies, Pickering General Hospital with Scar- March 3, 1996 - Mnster Witmer an- Healthy Children program from $10 borough Centenary and the amalga- nounces funding of $666,566 for four million to $50 million annualy within mation of hospital corporations in Os- new programs to prevent and reduce three years. hawa, Bowmanvdle, Port Perry, tobacco use. Uxbridge and Whitby. Nov. 23, 1990 - Minister Witmer an - Nov. 24,1997 - Funding of $2.5 million announced for front-line preverdan services to fight diebeles. Jan. 7, 1900 - Province provides the fast iustaimM of a $2 -bion five-year commilirhent to hospital restrucl ring. Jen. 12, 1998 - Funding of $1126 mil - ion is announced for public heath pro- 9rarm. Jin. 23, 1996 - Health Minister Eiza- beth Witmer announces the first steps in establishing a Women's Health Council to look at women's health is- sues. 'DOWN OF PICKERIIVG Monday, April 26,7:30 p -m. — Ptcker'eg Etnec- utive Committee, council chamber, Pickering Civic Complex, One The Esplanade. TOWN OF AJAX Monday, April 26, 7 p m. — Standing Com- mittee of the Whole, council chamber, Ajax Town Hall, 65 Harwood Ave. S. DURHAM REGION Wednesday, April 28, 10 a m — Finance Com- mittee. Finance Department, 60 Bond St. W., Os- hawa. DURHAM REGION SCHOOL BOARDS Monday, April 26, 7:30 p.m. — Durham Catholic District School Board, Catholic Edu- cation Centre, 650 Rossland Rd. W., Oshawa Monday, April 26, 7 p.m. — Durham District School A?ard education tytance committee, Education Centre. 400 Taunt Rd. E., Whitby. March 24, 1996 - Cam Jackson, Min- ister Responsible for Seniors an- nounoes $2.1 million for Durham Ac- cess to Care. " April, 1998 - HSRC releases the GTA1905 final report April 29,1994 - Funding of $12 billion announced to improve access to W91- term ongtern care services in Ontario. Jule 24, 1996 - Minister Wonen an- nounces funding of $223.7 million to reform and modernize GTA hospitals ncludit9 $19.7 million to construct a cancer centre in Oshasia. SepL 15, 1996 - Minister Wiener an - WORDS FROM THE WISE pounces financial assistance for he- patitis C victims who are not covered by an earlier federal -provincial agree- ment. Ontario's cost for the new plan, for victims who contracted the disease through the blood system prior to Jan- uary 1906 and after Judy 1, 1990 is as- timaled at $200 inilliah. Nook 24, 1996 - Minister Wilmer an- nounces $5 million in funding for 120 n uese praditionen at nearly 80 heath Nov. 29, 1690 - (Minister Willner an- nouoes thhe government will irmnedi- atey spend $82 million to help ease waiting Mels for radiation therapy for cancer paliereL nto '0 n �0Ol � Politics, Points of View and Parodies� In the 60oft Now Marilee Monday marked the first day of business in On- tario courts under their new tides. For those who have a need to know: Ontario Court, provincial division became the Ontario Court of Justice. One level up was the Ontario Court, general division which is now called the Su- perior Court of Justice and handles mainly criminal and civil trials.The Ontario Court of Appeal, the province's top court, is not affected by the name changes. And, because these changes are taking place only in Ontario, the court of last resort, the Supreme Court of Canada, keeps its Traditionally lofty title. That's not all. The judges who preside over cases at the former provincial divisiu carts have been bestowed new titles by the chane. Formerly referred to only as `Judge' Smith, for example, those provincial division gavel -bangers must now be called Mr. or Madam Justice Smith S01W Wkub Of Cwop? In nonour of Faith Day Thursday, April 22, here are a few timely facts on solar energy from Cmenpeace: 1. Enough solar energy strikes Earth each hour to meet all human energy needs for a year. 2. The sunniest province in Canada is Saskatchewan. 3. The largest solar power system in the world is located in Italy and has 46,000 panels. 4. Both the United States and European Union have pledged to install one million rooftop solig power systems. Feb. 18, 1999 - Funding of $22 million is announced to help alleviate strain in hospital emergency rooms. Feb. 26, 1999 - Funding of $61 million announced to help build three new cancer centres including one in Os- hawa. Health Minister Elizabeth Witmer denies the Province is looking at HMOs as pan of Ontario's health care reform. Marking Earth Week at a grassroots level Durham students busy saving Mother Earth Students across the region are pitching in and digging in this week as they clean up school grounds and plant trees and shrubs to celebrate Earth Day Thursday. "Schools are doing all kinds of things throughout the week;" reports Judy Gould, waste and energy officer for the Durham District School Board. She reports more than 600 elemen- tary students from 18 public and sep- arate schools throughout Durham are heading to the Green Acres Outdoor Education Centre in Markham Thurs- day to take part in a variety of envi- ronmental workshops. The students, in Grades 6 through 8, will have an opportunity to study forestry, agriculture, the environment, water and recycling during presenta- tions at the outdoor education centre by more than 15 private and govern- ment organizations, ranging from the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters to the Ontario Farm Animal Council. And while several schools are at- tending the "special" event at Green Acres, Ms. Gould says other students are organizing "litterless lunches and tote -your -trash days" this week. At Grandview Public School in Oshawa, the environmental commit- tee is swinging into high gear this week. says teacher Jill Russell. "We have a pitch -in crew out every day cleaning up the yard:' she says, noting students have been involved in creating Earth Day posters this week and are encouraged to wear blue and green t<nnorrow. Morning announcements at the school are also highlighting environ- mental issues and several members of the environmental committee are tak- Pickering, Province agree over land use PICKLRING jran pug 1 community had worked hard for the deal and all the panics involved had changed their initial positions to come to a compromise suitable to all. He also pointed out those who want the area preserved for farmland have to remain vigilant because the provincial properties are still going to be sold and it's not clear how much it will cost farmers to buy them. ..No one knows at what price and to whom:' said Mr. Flattery. Area resident Isobel Thompson said she and others plan to continue to push for the preservation of the farmland as they have since it was originally expropriated for a com- munity to support an airport in Pick- ering 27 years ago. -We're like terriers, always yap- ping. We'll be there - The purpose of the easements is to save as farmland most of the Province's agricultural 'assembly' of about 5,000 acres east of the York Region and Toronto borders, west of Dufftns Creek and north of the -Canadian Pacific Railway line above Finch Avenue, up to the Fifth Con- cession. Last fall, Durham Region ap- proved an Official Plan amendment -requested by the ORC to allow some of the properties to be divided, on the condition agricultural easements were placed on the lands. But the ORC appealed to the Ontario Mu- nicipal Board. An OMB hearing was scheduled for May 10 but the MOU is expected to eliminate the need for it. Under the MOU, easements will be established on all lots greater than five acres, except for two ex- empted totalling about 166 acres for which the ORC has already entered into a written offer of purchase and sale. Five years after it's signed, the ORC may conclude the agreement is frustrating sale of the lands. If the Town and Region concur, the ORC would be released from the agree- ment. If they don't, the issue would be taken to arbitration. Ward 3 local Councillor David Pickles, who represents the area, said after the meeting he was "really pleased" about the MOU. "We've done something here that's really on the cutting edge:' he said, explaining the agreement al- lows for the preservation of a large farm area in the midst of an urban centre. ing part in a special tree -planting cer- emony Thursday. Ontario Power Generation (for- merly Ontario Hydro) has donated a tree to replace one that died outside the school, Ms. Russell says. In Pickering, two Grade 4 French immersion classes from Holy Re- deemer Catholic School are heading to the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station Thursday morning to plant shrubs on site. And, at Pringle Creek Public School in Whitby, students are partic- ipating in a variety of theme days this week, reports Wendy Ekker, a senior kindergarten teacher and environmen- tal chairman at the Ribblesdale Drive school. "There are many things that are ongoing year-round. But we really try to highlight it this week:" she says, noting students have been encouraged to make an "Earth Day pledge about something they're going to do to look after the planet:' Pupils are also working on -school beautification- projects and are per- forming a variety of songs and poems at an Earth Week assembly on Friday, she notes. Students in Grades 6 through 8 are also taking part in the second phase of Techno Challenge '99 at Iroquois Park in Whitby today, Ms. Gould says, noting that event also ties in with Earth Day because pupils used recycled materials to construct mousetrap -powered racing cars. Students heading to Green Acres include some from Lincoln Alexander Public School and Cadarackquc Pub- lic School in Ajax and Holy Rc- deemcr Catholic School, St. Anthony Daniel Catholic School and Ro %cbank Road Public School in Pickering. ME" AMRTNM WEMAWAY EDITION. April 21, Ing PAGE S P I New N 1 C1 Flaw A 311E 211 SIlE _ 11 JUST I NFFKS?- Ka••all la... FEEL QNEATI iAFE.EAtR We also carry an extensive line of premium quality natural natural�heealltth supplements. AJAX r;(0%9 �. 426-9261 Email it D News Advertiser newsroom@durham.net -- .Mo/denori Leewniny Colthls� . , of Alex darty St. West (MacKenzie Plaza) is pleased to announce the opening Of a new wing to house its upper School (ages 6-14 years). We invite you to our OPEN HOUSES Saturday mornings April 24 10:00 - noon For Rtore Wannalion about our plograepltes (ages 11/2-12 years) .and summer school options :please call 4128-3122 M. 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(906) 4133-1{052 TN2520 Ch•mong Rd, N.- r7Mo w•atney ba North of tro.us• Ph" (90S[f Gig 417051292-6211 P pMOE 6 In 8 ADVERnW^ WEDNEfW1/ EDnMK April 21, 19W E d 1- . t o r i a & opii _--i N NEWS ADVERTISER APR. 21, 1999 :EDITORIAL A place to park in i WKerin Mind those new rules and stay out of trouble Mind where you park in Pickering these days. you could run into trouble. New off-street parking bylaws regulating what sizes of vehicles can be parked and where have been approved by councillors here. The policy changes were made in response to com- plaints from the public over the years about the number and types of vehicles, such as treks and buses. which were being parked in front of homes. Pickering's previous bylaw provisions dated back to the early 1960s (although some were amended in the 1970s) so it certainly was time :7 0 for another look at the issue. And judging by what's on the books now. Pickering has tough but fair and logical parking restrictions now to guide residents. The overriding concern for anyone in the community regarding parking provisions must be safety. Imagine the space a school bus or commercial truck would take up on A� a driveway in a neighbourhood. Now imagine children riding bicycles, or skateboards or inline skates around such vehicles. With a mooiorist's visibility limited by such vehicles, safety for children could be compromised. a+ D II,, I Nhw,9f �C LETTERS TO THE EDITOR But another Important consideration, for councillors But in reality some have re - simple rules for the government is spending far and some residents at [cast. is one of esthetics. Who wants Deleting needy paid by the government to keep the loss of human dignity among to live in a neighbourhood where construction vehicles. poor - and we arc supposed to be this workfare going. as if Omega those caught in the poverty cycle for instance, are parked in a dnveway? Who wants a off welfare needs subsidizing. MPP Janet increases and 1 wonder. We have neighbour with five or six vehicles in their driveway, two no Ecker asks why community been told that you can tell "the of which have been idle for months or years'? Finally, who,.} wants to have their street defined by the amount of com- Cure for poverty agencies are being harassed for giving people on welfare a job. quality of a government by the way it treats its poor". mercial vehicles parked in parallel driveways? a little better than half the pover- The answer is because they are Treating a person in need is Now. none of these issues — save that of safety — arc sit riders and cyclists, who all not giving them a job; they are more than hitting the delete but - critical to the well-being of Pickering's citizens. But reg- To the editor: using mandatory cheap labour. ton. It is asking what quality of Mations which prohibit the unsightly and occasionally Re your April 14 article about So how has the government life do they now have. not how troublesome placement of idle vehicles can help us all 'The bottom line on workfare'. saved money and where did the much can we save by getting rid live a little more peaceably in our community. Recently the Ministry of people go? of them. No more arguments with a neighbour about the rusting Community and Social Services flighty -three per cent of the Thirdly if these jobs do exist Ford Pinto sitting on their driveway leaking oil. No more spent $180 million upgrading its savings came simply from the Rev. Glen Eagle. inching out on to the street behind a parked bus or con- computers. 21 -per cent cut and the suffering Claremont struction vehicle. No more nasty conflicts with the guy Perhaps the biggest change to it caused. To reduce someone's port a government program.) who runs an informal auto repair business for friends and that system was a much larger subsistence income by nearly Expanded 401 family delete key. It is not difficult to re- one-quarter is not something to Peter Voth Mind where you park in Pickering these days. It could duce a list of names by simply be proud of. all sides of a debate have been keep you out of trouble. hitting that key. it is much more The government tells us that means more More • hospital readers. subject become repetitive, we will difficult ter. cart abot►t natant has 1 `°` saint of the people have moved .� some of � have ov - put an end to it. • Libelous material. To bad- newspaper and not a literary mag- • Local Interest. Any topic is am constantly being told by married to get off welfare. (No noise, pollution fair play, but letters should be of der, to do so in print is libel. If we the government the number of comment.) Tun funds, better care Injection of money right prescription for hospital It must be easier to find smiling faces- at the Ajax and Pickering Health Centre these days. Officials at the hospital, which last year became a part of the new Rouge Valley Health System which includes Scarborough's Centenary Health Centre, have long lamented funding limits placed on a hospital with a bur- geoning population. But news in recent weeks, including the announcement last Tuesday that the provincial government will provide an additional $1.26 million in base funding for Ajax - Pickering, will mean good things for the people in our community who need health care here. It means local hospital officials can move ahead with expansion plans for the outdated and at -capacity emer- gency ward. It means rehabilitation beds and up-to-date diagnostic imaging equipment. It means better health care people on welfare is down, and But in reality some have re - simple rules for the government is spending far tuned to their jobs because our To the editor: less money (S2 billion) on the eco wiry has improved substan- The announcement of the poor - and we arc supposed to be tial y; eg. housing starts are up. Hwy. 401 expansion by the On - proud of that. An. some of the people have tario Tories was greeted with joy, Specifically workfare — the opt d to take jobs at minimum apparently by everyone. community placement compo- wage, which really is far below Do people actually believe trent of Ontario Works — is a minimum. Presently it stands as that the extra lanes will clear the failure. Morally it is not right to a little better than half the pover- traffic congestion? Why do tran- take people in desperate situa- ty line. (A single person with one sit riders and cyclists, who all tions and tell them that before child needs S12 an hour to be at pay the same taxes, have to sub - they receive the help they need the poverty line.) sidize these projects for drivers` they have to perform certain I am a member of the Durham The project money would much tasks. Chid Poverty Task Force, the better be spent on better GO ser - Secondly, a person perform- Duiham Region Coalition for So- vice and establishing a couch- ing these tasks can't be out look- cial Justice and a minister of the needed rapid transit litre between ing for work. Un:.ed Church. Pickering and the new Sheppard Thirdly if these jobs do exist I watch as the use of food subway line. why are people not being hired at ban cs especially by children has Why do our tax dollars Ion- a decent wage to do them'(The rise dramatically risdramatically in the last four tinually go to promote and sup - community is losing jobs to sup- yea s (statistics tell us that 22 per port the )east efficient of all peo- port a government program.) con of the children in Oshawa plc movers: the automobile? According to your article are living in poverty), as the Omega in Sudbury is going to be hor. elessness grows rapidly, as Peter Voth But. that's not all. The Rouge Valley Health System is also getting a 52.55 -million cash injection, specifically to Afew simple rules for hire more nurses. That, of course, means more efficient ffi p and accessible front-line care. It also means the govern- _ tricot has acknowledged, finally, that the Ajax and Picker- ing hospital has historically been harden to at funding levels that are hard to justify and harder to understand t! submittin Tetters to the editor from a patient's perspective. h( This good news sets the stage for a brighter health care future right here at home. And it couldn't come at a better time. , ' Help us he -5 you get the point across o YOU SAID IT One of the best -read parts of how nimble our mental gymnas- to appear, he must make a strong tory newspaper is the letters to the ticsAf we can't makeheads or case to us in person. editor section and there are usual- tails cwt of Ute truer, we won't • Unsubstantiated facts. If you. The question was: ly more than enough to make is- sues lively and interesting. 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We regret that due to the volume of letters, not all will be print- ed. k ��g r M, cca e $: h( i e $: , 1 New',w,'ater to sUpply AJAX —You Pay not notice a dif- ference — in fact ou shouldn't — but you're tapping it a new state-of-the- art facility by to ing on the water. Most of the kis complete on the S95 -million wa supply plant on the Ajax waterfron land the facility is sup- plying water ty residents in Ajax and Pickering. "It's the malt modem, efficient and safest water p{tnt in Ontario;' Durham Region ChairMan Roger Anderson said during a tour) Ibis is the biggest con- struction prq+ct the Region of Durham has ever dons' Regional Works Commissioner Vic Silgailis sail, -WC have several water plants and t>is is the flag ship." The firs' -phase of the plant can sup- ply up to :iii million imperial gallons of water a daf (MIGD). When needed, it will be expnded in stages of 12 MIGD, to an ultirele capacity of 72 MIGD. Rcgioral Works Department Direc- plant read Y Picke'n`n� for of Environmental Services Ken Thompson said expansion wrll be duce within the existing building, so the ac- tual size of the facility won't be in- creased. The next expansion won't be needed until 2010 at the earliest. About 20 MIGD are being treated daily, which is double the capacity of the old Ajax water plant. Before the new plant came on line, some of the water used in Ajax and Pickering came from the Whitby and Oshawa supply system. Planning on the new water plant began in 1988 and construction started in 1996. The Ajax, Whitby and Oshawa water supply plants are all operated out of the Ajax facility. The plant has a staff of 25, including maintenance, adminis- tration and laboratory workers, but only two people are needed to operate the fa- cility. Picketing Hydro staff to plant 200 trees and shrubs in support of the Frenchman's Bay Watershed Rehabilitation Project. Pickering April 13,1999: PiciwnN Hydro employees and toir fomites wit be oebbra" Ewtr pay by oorduc6r,1 a mass tree PIMI" r &*W of to Freedman's gay ftmshod P*ebdWm Project. 'We're vny escted about ow ca irtio on to tit prgea: says Jots wwsrm Pidwm ffydre's General rbnager'Oar Af$Y a very cwOMed b ire re mft of l>idcerrg's rohral heritage. and ws beisys tot M ha idosrr's gay waW3hW is one of our Town's most precious resoueW. The Freedman's gay Wakrsi Rehabitation Project is a fw*1 r rr'"I made Ixss11 by a pareorJwp of go-" "'t aprpes, Ioal weee1rMy vorys and cWpaa12 sporsors. tt wits esmb6Md in Seplertber 1998 with the marple b devebp and coordiroee erwrorerrwtal acivitea n M Freridr M's gay watershed conmuwy. PidwN Hydro's staff wi W brig t w pan by was "N o prsral drat up and ten pkv & 200 rotes bees and *hubs in w area N sorer of M aftet nt P mwtade. Acox" to WM9M 1Ne aready hove Ow 50 pecpts Cmw4 od b Mprg out for to rtronisrg CorsidwV I* we how just 53 wroDyea. I baked tot tit is %*rmpry a our 312111S corrnkanert b our co nrruW. Ths ins plsrrrp wit take platy an satWs►: Ape M. i C -K y woups orra r aeree12d n rib caAng b to Frerrde w 's gay Rer12p -M10 r*rojaet n oortad MLove s. Patricia Lot �, s dans" 2155. PICKERING HYDRO 1920 ba* ski 't (Pwicnna� wpr, L1W 3M ww. 905)�etlnjtrydw.os.a I IIItfEo MDMmiiipt WMME M ff10f11011, MA1 N. IM MW 1, P Your Current Source for the Future As the new millennium approaches, communi- ties will require a wide range of leading edge technology to properly service their homes and businesses. With dereg- ulation in Ontario's electricity industry, 1s moving at &U speed to ensure that Pickering continues to receive the most reliable energy, ef- ficiently, and at the lowest costs. RELIABLE SERVICE Pickering Hydro's quick response in assisting Eastern Ontario after last year's ice -storm is testimony to the commitment and technological superiority of our personnel. Were available 24 hours a day, every day of the year to ensure minimum energy disruption in 27.000 Pickering households and businesses. In fact, last yeai s interruptions dropped a dramatic 28%. world class performance compared to other jurisdictions. LOW ENERGY PRICES As deregulation opens the market to competi- tion. Pickering rates are now amongst the lowest in Ontario. There have been four rate decreases, totalling nearly 6%, in the last four years. Our utility's excellent financial base provides a solid position for keeping prices low in the future. COMMUNITY ROOTS he "Commission" that oversees Pickering Hydro is local, consist- ing of customers just like you. They are ac- countable to Pickering residents and business- es. Our administration. supervisors and techni- cal crews are all your neighbours, and involved in the local community. Whether holding a safety seminar or servicing one of the town's 5400 street lights. our people function in the community's best interest... ...and the best is yet to come!! PICKERING HYDRO 1920 Bayly Street. Pickering. Ontario, L1W 3R6 Tel: (905) 427-0791 www.pickeringhydro.on.ca AIMAN OB t 111M AOIIB1171ilE11 MIEOMB� N nornoK A11163". im !}' Give Mother Earth a hu ( Earth Day. toinorrow, is the Whether the garden is designed largest environmental event in to attract butterflies or to grow C the world. First launched as an vegetables and herbs, it gives environmentsl awareness event iaaiTaine children an opportunity to in the United States in 1970, itwork together in a peaceful set- as now celebrated in more than Roulston ting and become connected 100 countries as the birth of the with the earth. environmental movement. Rerycler y Corner As well as flowers being a Events ranging from tree plant- source of pride, it has been dis- t Ings and community clean-ups covered that where gardens to the launching of 3Rs pro- website at: www.earthday.ca. exist, neighbours are more grams and eco -fairs give mil- O O O friendly and student behaviour - lions of Canadians an opponu- With the arrival of spring al problems are lessened. nity to address environmental and International Composting Recent results from a com- issues. Awareness Week set for May 2 prehensive US study clearly Earth Day Canada (EDC), to 8, now is a good time for demonstrated that education an environmental communica- parents who love gardening to using the environment as an in - tions organization, offers re- think about helping their chil- tegrated context helps students sources and several year-round dren's school become the Iota- learn better than a traditional programs. Check out EcoKids tion for a small garden. classroom setting. online at ecokids.eanh.ca. Gardeners who can spare an Students participating in en - Take time to reflect upon hour or so a week might want vironment-centred programs your environmental con- to share their passion and talent not only scored higher in most science. Learn to compost; re- with students and teachers in subjects than their test -pre - cycle diligently; walk or bike; the hope that their enthusiasm pared peers not in such pro - turn off a light; don't put pesti- will become contagious. grams, but they also tended to tides on your lawn; use vinegar An attractive little garden read more, retain more infor- and baking soda as cleaning will do much to lift the morale mation, and produce greater agents; take reusable bags in today's school atmosphere. volumes of higher quality writ - when shopping; have a shorter Here, students of different ing. shower tomorrow: lug -a -mug grades and cultural back- 0130 to meetings and events. To find grounds can come together on TIP: Gardeners will appreciate out more about EDC, call 416- common ground to produce an using the children's own school 599-1991 ext. 107 or visit the attractive corner of their world. compost to fertilize the garden. Food bank celebrates bountiful drive Despite a slow start, it has been a suocessful Easter food drive for the St. Paul's on -the -Hill Community Food Bank. After the fast weekend of the drive. which ran March 26 to April 9, there was concern not enough food was com- ing in and the shelves would be bare ar St. Paul's before its next drive at Thanksgiving. "Donations did pick up on the East- er weekend as we had hoped:' says drive co-ordinator Brenda Romeo. 'Once again the community Supported their food bank. We arc very grateful for their gerren, ly'. About the same amount of food was taken in this Easser drive as last Easter. That will allow the food book to help needy Pickering and Ajax residents up to twice a month. In 1998, St. Paul's distributed 1,918 packs of food, each providing about four to five days of nourishment for an adwsdual or fami- ly. Those supplies helped an estimated 5.866 people, about half of than chd- drm St. Paul's accepts donations of food a cash year-round. For more informa- tion call the St. Paul's on -the -Hill An- glican Church office at 839-7909. CORRECTION NOTICE On page 2 of the Home Health Care flyer in effect from Wednesday, April 21st, 1999 to Saturday, May 1st, 1999 the Camina 355 Walker may not be exactly as depicted. We apologize for any inconve- nience this may cause ri C>llrrlddleat chid *s Caua111 WWOM irtlerneled raeider - of Disown PAgkm to awe as Bond members or ee o meuedy rspleeertMiaee on oarrttrees of the oRA►or�w Bo.rd of F tetteear•a These we cerin■ tawlfa.aachnelerves « triertds a cirarlaie Wo we trrir art the eeuvioes we am wak«ne to OWAWS with a badquind in ui1y envioes releYpM, finance, children's servioee, to�vaill d, «lepd �spaire, our tep�eecCwmti m ' em tin to her Nue an irtereea 'in reattlYp peopN OWNwassom h «twiT�s wilco psaft a CuteON replort Please contact Linda Witteon, Extimillvii Direebr (M-729-166 at 259) or (14M 304-9180) to arrange a vieft to Grandview, and lmn more about 1114 rili4xinsbilitles of our Board and ComrNuee voMttewt, AW fax an Ajax and Pickering News Advertiser General: 683-7363 ' YOUR TORONTO FORD AND MERCURY DEALERS ARE HAYING A YARD SALE YOU AMwIronxDAYS orGREAT SAVINGS, APRIL aroNAY t MM Whid" LX '!l/ a•.r taetd r lair tr • faa� tf arat�/...r • tw•Altttaraaea�riele iarr~ ti►faaaut�prp.ptr wr.yrwrolr/w.rw %Mfr .err" ;•:��? � �� ste•1t.�lhr a�aew-rappM•rttras s�� sr•rtwr•r _='•"' yo•aemfr •w>•rralMf.�ur-rr �"' . •��� �> '" ' lq NII Btllrar yy,,, draft M � ✓ 4,1 A, • 'Am"ag " •,r: rr'••r IreaMr e •ttwlalefrnlrt► sarrar���re , - 1 2 ..a..,t.r. 319 . �•M.e. ftar.rlur.. s25s995� �»n k.• ' 7! 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Same a w s elope taekdwt Fetrt St 4r a wauwr of an approved 040 to 3`106ert60A trt6dreanw Fwd hkg"Coreor04 WNW r aoplabk tans are OaaNr wry sr « 1oro4as Saedule far The Wohm fto"W Cage in US G•reiw66e Taonb FIOA, ►a.q . oakd Or"M Ly SK !b "#k dadupbt ,.,nese Region students are at'the head of theirdass Outstanding teens honoured for contributions to schools, community 117he Durham District School Board celebrated the achievements of more than 50 outstanding high school pupils Thursday at its annual Student Recog- nition Night. The event, held each spring, is de- signed to acknowledge the contribu- tions of secondary school students across the region. Each of the board's 19 high schools can nominate up to three stu- dents to be recognized for contribu- tions they've made to their school or community. The students, who were selected by their principals, were presented plaques from board trustees. "It was just an excellent evening," says Mary Brown, communications manager for the board. '"the accom- plishments of the students are truly amazing." Ajax students who were recognized for their accomplishments included Ben Cho, Esther Skinner and Kather- ine Thompson from Ajax High School; Sarah Kelsey, Kimberly Mills and Amis Watson from Exeter High School; and Jammal Anderson, Olga Lubaczewski and Vidal Seegobin from Pickering High School. Pickering pupils honoured were Shelley -Ann Brown, Zahra Juma and Ian Patterson from Dunbarton High School; and Heather Coffey, Jason Gomez and Brian Natola from Pine Ridge Secondary School. Whitby students recognized at the ceremony included lames Graves, Kim Hewitt and Rebecca Klanert from Henry Street High School; Brett Macitury, Ruby Luthra and Susan Carter from Anderson) Collegiate and Vocational Institute; and Jennifer Con- seil, Tim Lade and Niraj Mistry from Sinclair Secondary School. Oshawa students awarded for their accomplishments were Katherine Couture, Michelle Lafferty and Mandy O'Connor from Central Collegiate In- stitute; Jennifer Roche, Lynette Under- wood and George Vertsoais from Dr. F.J. Donevan Collegiate Institute; Nadia Affolser. Jessica Harrison and Scott Werry from Ea_stdale Collegiate and Vocational Institute; Robyn Jesus, Deb Thompson and lana Lee Tryan from R.S. McLaughlin Collegiate and Vocational Institute; Brenda Pond, Amanda Fleming and Joanne Stephen- son from O'Neill Colkgiale and Voca- tional Institute; and Bernadette Arthur. Naveet Bairn and Teresa Lee from G.L. Roberts Collegiate and Vocation- al Institute. Award recipients from the Durham Alternative Secondary School in Os- hawa were Jacqueline French, Jodi O'Neill and Shenelle Swanlston. Julie Abstfeld from Cartwright High School in Blackstock, Casey Heintzman and Denise Patterson from Brock High School in Cannington and Families, teens today's homeless, SCOPA hears The plight of the homeless was the focus of the rector annual mccung of the Social Development Council of • Ajax -Pickering at St. Andrew's Pmsby- action Chundu. Guest speaker Elizabeth grhGreaves, a mber of the Mayor's Houselessoas Acuou Task Face in 'promo, talked about the problem is the Greater Taos - to Area and the tecwmmendrions made ' q help combat it. . Ahhough the Aja-Phcloamg arca does not have the visible signs of home- lessness as our suear as is the case in Toronto, it's still a problem hoe and . ceras then of s�Toronto issue" said Ms. Greaves. -It is a national issue:, Ms. Greaves said the stereotype of the homeless male alcoholic is not ac- arrate soy more. Recent studies have shown that youth under the age of 19 and families with childrm make up the fastest growing homeless goups is On- tario. Ms Greaves spoke about some of the 105 recommendations mask to Toronto council to help curb the prob- lem. They include more affordable 'IrotWng initiltives by " ovemmeht; tlhe waiving of fedeal and provincial talar .gar the hooneless; and rental banks people can borrow money for the purpass of paying cera Rtes= initiatives "would belip some P'lies we're worried about; she said. ,. i1 � When asked about the homeless . problem in Durham Region, Ms. hOmaves said it is fixable. "You can avoid visible street home- x4essness if you detect where poverty is. :4 thialt it is an arca you can do some- thing abort by gathering infomution NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY EDITION, April 21, H99 PAGE 9 Alp AJ GROEN/ News Advertiser photo No bones about it The Durham District School Board honoured its top academic achievers last week across the region. Pictured here are Pickering High School stu- The Ajax and Pickering Health Centre's fracture clinic has been the dents (front row, from left) Vidal Seegobin, Olga Lubac•zewski and !am- beneficiary of a local restaurant's fund-raising drive. Applebee's mal Anderson. With them in the back (from left) are school principal Gary Neighbourhood Bar and Grill in Ajax donated $1 from each meal Down and School Community Council chairman Shawn littnn. served between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. and came up with approximately $1,100. The donation and fund-raising drive was organized as part of Amanda Cornelisse, Ryan Davies and Port Perry High School students the restaurant's first anniversary. Here, (from left) co-owners Michael Katherine Perrott from Uxbridge Sec- honoured at the celebration were Lewis and Ian MacKav celebrate the donation with the Ajax and Pick- o•dary School were recognized for Gavin Stanley, Basja Demmer$ and ering Health Centre's Bruce Cliff. their contributions. Sherry Spofford. 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Cath„h, U,.tnct ScMx,l S'wd u top mark across Ontario in Grade 6 flute. The Festival Players' concert in hosting its annual Showcase for the When she's not studying flute under Whitby is at the Whitby Free Methodist Arts at St. Anthony Daniel Catholic the guidance of her new teacher Linda Church at Rossland and Thickson roads. School Thursday. April 22. Schuychuk, six plays the piano in the The Ajax concert is at Pickering Village The evening, which begins at 7 eight -member O'Neill jau coniho LTnited Church at 3W Church St. N. p.m., will include musical and dra- called O.J. Box. The comlx, ha. per- Both showy Stan at 7:30 p.m. For more matic performances presented by el- formed at various an shows in Durham int,,nnauon call -171-tv2t, ementary students from schools throughout Ajax. Pickering and Whitby. Parti6pating schools in Pickering include St. Anthony Daniel, St. Eliz- abeth Seton, Holy Redeemer and St. Marguerite Bourgeoys Catholic schools. Students from St. Mark the Evan gelist and St. Theresa Catholic schools in Whitby and from St. Bernadette Catholic School in Ajax will also take part. St. Anthony Daniel is at 2090 Du- berry Dr. in Pickering. Everyone is welcome to attend the event. For more information call the school at 427-9610. Harvey hits the stage at Ajax High School AJAX — Area residents are invit- ed to attend a performance of the production Harvey being presented by Ajax High School students this week. Performances are being held Wednesday, April 21 (tonight) through Friday, April 23 beginning at 7 p.m. at the school. Tickets are S6 for adults and $4 for seniors, students and children and can be purchased at the door or reserved by calling the school at 683-1610. Ajax High School is at 105 Bayly St. Comedy Nigh aids army cadets AJAX — A Comedy Night to benefit the 2525 Royal Canadian Army Cadets will be held Sunday, April 25 at 7:30 p.m. at Yuk Yuk's, 235 Bayly St. West, in Ajax. For tickets. at $10 apiece, call 428-7130 or 839-1590. Teen shows flute success no fluke in solo shows BYAL R1Vf7T WEditor Grade 8-9 level. She received the con- Region this year and has also played at servatory's highest honour - the Silver the Durham public school board head - AJAX — A teenage flautist will Medal - in recognition of achieving the quarters in Whitby. make her solo performance debut with top mark across Ontario in Grade 6 flute. The Festival Players' concert in the Festival Players Philharmonic Soci- When she's not studying flute under Whitby is at the Whitby Free Methodist et} this month. the guidance of her new teacher Linda Church at Rossland and Thickson roads. Miranda laramy. of Ajax. will per- Schuychuk, six plays the piano in the The Ajax concert is at Pickering Village form Andante in C major by Mozart at eight -member O'Neill jau coniho LTnited Church at 3W Church St. N. the Festival Players' Youthful Artists Se- called O.J. Box. The comlx, ha. per- Both showy Stan at 7:30 p.m. For more acs Kaleidoscope 11 in Whitby Friday, formed at various an shows in Durham int,,nnauon call -171-tv2t, April '_3 and in Pickering Village Satur- lay. April 24, he 14-yGtr-old Grade 10 ,trident in Oshawa's O'Neill Collegiate Performing Arts Program says she's ex- ited about the chance to perform her first solo work. "I think it's great. It's the first real op- Ixirtunity to play as a soloist:' says Mi - oiling rands, who's been playing the flute Park ,he was in Grade 7 at Southwood Park � ra I Public School. �n9 A. . Miranda was recommended for the Festival Players' second annual show- and Car droonn9f c . cse of talented youths frcm the Picker- Metro East ing and Rotary Music Festi- vals by Jean McDonald, director of the YEAR ExD x Pickering Metro East Music Festival . This year, Miranda played two pieces ” FURrTACE " at the Pickering music festival and re- cued top maw of 86 and cent. 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WBITBY 410 TAUNTON RD., WEST (905) 686-08" — VPWHITBY SOUTH �°SS` 1243 DUNDAS ST., EAST out (905) 66"151 � ,atis s� SALE ENDS MON. APRIL 26M • • `1, Film warns kids of life on the street Letters to a Street Child almost a wrap in Pickering BY MATTHEW FERGUSON Special to the News Advertiser Andree Cazabon left her ,t loving family life in the leafy suburbs of Ottawa at the age of 12 to dwell in the dark underworld of Toronto's urban street life. Thirteen years later. Ms. Cazabon is making a film about her street experi- ences as a drug addict, but from the perspective of her father who kept in touch with his daughter through letters. Letters to a Street Child is a 23 -minute docudrama partially filmed in Picker- ing at both St. Isaac Jogues Catholic School and at a private residence. Now 25 and a director at + the National Film Board, Ms. Cazabon left the cozy confines of suburbia after being sexually abused by . an employer. Confused and alone, she turned to the streets for refuge. "Pickering was a good place to film.- she says. Homeowners "Rhonda and Gary Keys as well as the school were extremely generous and helpful in providing us with space. - The willingness of the school and the Keys' to do- t nate their property was es- pecially appreciated in light of the usual high rent costs associated with film- ing, says the graduate 4 film studies at Rycron Polytechnic. University, who recently started her own production company, Cinemuse. Letters to a Street Child, which will be finished t .t filming after one remain- ing shoot at a Pickering barn, will be distributed on video for schools, parents and community groups. Ms. Cazabon credits two supporters of the film, the Rotary Club and Oper- ation Go Home, which helps kids make the transi- tion from the streets back home, with convincing her to make the move. Asked what advice she would give to street youth today, Ms. Cazabon says, "it depends on the situa- tion. "if they go home, par- ents should provide a sup- port system to help:' A change of geography was only half the battle for the youth whose street name was Zia. After returning home, she still had a nasty drug habit to cope with, a byproduct of her life on the streets. "I hit bottom with my addiction;' she says. "Now, I've been off drugs for IQ years. Ms. Cazabon was fortu- nate to have supportive parents who sent their daughter to a drug rehabil- itation clinic in Minnesota for three months. The budding filmmaker has also produced and di- rected a music video, Con- gratulations. Hard & Soul, as well as an educational video for the Dental Sur- geons Association of On- tario. Letters to a Street Child was also supported by the National Film Board and the CBC. NEWS AMERTISER WEMM"Y EDMON, April 21. IM PAGE 11 MP 3 %­ nea , SMAMON a S�rM a UI xftw r_%L 3 1`,+ wo*oo k•rs •l F .al \d&erniaaYo;AWA J -xh„ 1— 'i I ,.9emo rhM we wren HE RONGATE BARK THEATRE 21145 Mona Rd-. 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NOW WE - All TRE NEW COMPANIES WE WORK WITI - WORK FOR YN. a a P P"M 12 -1 108 ADVEtA1 OMWEDOMAY ED"MK Apo 21, IM A,�_ .:&1,EjsURSports E N E W S Former A D V E R T I S E R A P R 1 Pickeringteacher L 2 l . still setting an energetic pace Andy Dyment retired four years ago, but still coaching area youth BYBRIANLEGREE ing Hall of Fame. Brooklin Cheetahs cross-country club, Staff hViror While the young Dyment grew up which includes athletes from 27 differ - "Walk just a little faster than the nor- with an affinity for all sports, he also ent schools in Durham. Along with Phil mal man and you'll go a long way.- loved music. Ovsenek. Dyment also runs the Durham That's the advice Bill Dyment gave "I got caught up in music in high Attack volleyball club. his %on Andy more than 50 yeah ago. school:' he says. "Drums were a huge He remains involved, in part, due to Andy took the advice to heart in his thing for me:' the "fabulous coaching" being made approach to sports. He's always the first During his late teens and early 20s, available by elementary teachers in to leave the starting blocks — a Tas- Dyment was on the road with the Bar- Durham. The programs have set the manian Devil of sports — setting a fren- fie -based Linda lane and the Martcls foundation for what Dement believes is tied pace fior thousands of kids to fol- and ultimately played with Durham Rc- an outstanding high school program, low. gion favourites Par 4 and Lockerhie currently in limbo, duc to changes to Dyment is a true sporting icon in (Dyment's middle name). teachers' contracts. Durham Region. At a time in his life when Dvmcnt "Tlmse programs have just been de. Anyone with children who grew up might contemplate relaxing his frenetic stroyed:' he says"1 wish it hadn't come in the public elementary system knows pace. he shows no signs of slowing to this. -lire Durham board has been him. down. built up — the big Bertelsmann (Award) The Brooklin resident spent 35 years He's currently running a wrestling winner — built up as the epitome of teaching physical and health education, program at Mcado wcrest Public School boards and now there's a void:' 28 of those years with the Durham Dis- in Brooklin and will coach a Whitby In between his seemingly endless list triol School Board. at Woodlands and minor lacrosse team beginning this of sporting commitments. Dyment finds Gandatsetiagon public schools in Pick- spring — his 17th year coaching time for his wife Mary Lou. along with ering. lacrosse. sons Rob, Steve, Rich, Bradley and An - He retired from his job in 1995, but In addition, he helps operate the drew. Dyment knows no off-season. Sears reg. 1099.99. He turned 59 on Feb. I I and spends Alnwnd also availaekr his retirement time spinning from one Dyment is an "incredible innovator sporting endeavour to another — coach- of ideas and finding different ways of ing elementary school -aged kids in cross-country. volleyball, wrestling. track and field lacrosse and basketball. teacher -coach at Glen Dhr school in His impact tm Durham's youth can Whithy. only be described as huge. In 1971. Dyment. along with John Hinch, Gary Edgar and Gene Schaaf Dyment gained notoriety within the created the Durham Elementary Athlet- ic Association — an inter -school sport- PRICES SUNDAY, ing program which novo conducts re- -- gion -wide playdown s in several sports 'garbage can theory' of acquiring new for close to 100 public elementary l 9 9 9 a :1b 26Monarch 9 0633 We accept competitors coupons Long-time Durham sporting icon Andv Dement relaxes in his Brooklin home. something he's not done a lot osince his retirement from teaching in 1995. Dyment taught at Pickering schools for 28 years and was instru- mental in forming such school sporting organization's as the Durham El- ementary Athletic- Association (DEAR). schools. " 1 just enjoy taking kids a% far as they an go. says Dyment. "1 think my greatest attribute is the motivation of kids. I really believe in the pyramiding of kids. How high can you take it'' You start with the base• which is the phys-ed classes and the next level is Luq 4 days intramural.% and then inter -school com- petition and then the X -Ls ' The X -L., (literally, to excel) are the $497 $597 president of the Ontario Jockey Club txarnetnkt „t t)yment, akntg with felkwv I UOW Now and champion horse breeder whose now the horses scored King's Plate ( .: teachers Bob Stuart and Mike GlanfieM. LOWEST PRICE OF THE YEAR ON Queen's Plate) victories in 1903, 1904 KENMORE ULTRA WASH DISHWASHER In spans such as wr soling. cr »%-coun- try and trek field, the teachers and 1921. His father Bill, who served Now Save 5102.3 wash levels provide even wash Sow $242. Electronic controls for delay/cooklo/t e t tided to invite the best young athletes q timer. Porcelain cooktop. ae2e91. Sears reg. 839.99. from the public board to test their abili- Up to 5 hour delay. x15641 Sears reg. 599.99. white -on -White arta Almond•on-Almond a4so available, ties at a higher level competing at provincial and national events. $847 self -dean and self -dean convection extra The X -L program proved to be an overwhelming success. For example. ` X-Lcha wrestlers won 10 Ontario tum ch %lupe in LOWEST PRICE OF THE YEAR While hassuccession.assiON While Dyment has a passion for win- KENMORE• 18 -CU. FT ' ning. his real vickxlts arc rooted in de- TOP -MOUNT REFRIGERITOR veloping skills and encouraging kids -to Saw $152. •Sprllproot interior be the best they can he. shelves. 1 clear crispers "We won't remember the scores, but and 1 clear most drawer we will remember the commitment:' 3 split cantilever shelves. says Dynbcm. who says young athletes Clear dairy door s6ea42 can be goal -oriented, but fun has to he a Sears reg. 1099.99. major part of the sporting equation. Alnwnd also availaekr Dyment is an "incredible innovator of ideas and finding different ways of motivating kids:' says Jon Patte, a teacher -coach at Glen Dhr school in ax Whithy. Good coaches share information and Dyment gained notoriety within the physical education community for his -- 'garbage can theory' of acquiring new drills. Patte says "Andy would go into a gym and see another guy coaching and using a great drill and he'd use it and sell it to his own kids and he'd be so enthusiastic about it:' says Patte. "He'd even come right a _• into class and tell you '1 got another one 3 4. from the garbage can' and it became known among the coaches as the 'garbage can theory'. Dyment's fascination with sports started at an early age. Born and raised in Barrie, Dyment grew tip in a family -here a sporting lifestyle was dominant. Aft AM } PP -1 _ . '�Z •s His grandfather, Albert, is a formerub $497 $597 president of the Ontario Jockey Club I UOW Now and champion horse breeder whose now the horses scored King's Plate ( LOWEST PRICE OF THE YEAR ON LOWEST PRICE OF THE YEAR ON Queen's Plate) victories in 1903, 1904 KENMORE ULTRA WASH DISHWASHER KENMORE 30" ELECTRIC RANGE and 1921. His father Bill, who served Save 5102.3 wash levels provide even wash Sow $242. Electronic controls for delay/cooklo/t for five years in France in the Second coverage. 6 push buttons and 5 wash cycles. timer. Porcelain cooktop. ae2e91. Sears reg. 839.99. World War, was inducted posthumous) posthumously Up to 5 hour delay. x15641 Sears reg. 599.99. white -on -White arta Almond•on-Almond a4so available, into the Barrie Sports Hall of Fame last Black console also available self -dean and self -dean convection extra year for his contributions in golf, foot- ball, hockey and lacrosse. An avid golfer, Bill Dyment was able to shoot his age until he was 85. Andv's uncle Herb, a former North American light -heavyweight boxing champion, is also a member of the Bar- rie Hall of Fame and the Canadian Box - Now$247 LOWEST PRICE OF THE YEAR ON KENMORE 12 -AMP UPRIGHT VACUUM Saw,132. Deep cleaning 11 -amp motor. Clean air design with triple air filtration system. 14" cleaning width with edge cleaning. a3ro6o. Sears reg. 379.99. NP0431399 � Copyright 1999. $eon Cando Inc. Come see the many sides of Searsrm 4 A.J. GROEW News Advertiser photo Annandale Curling Club skip Don Critchley takes aim Club foursome during Last Chance Bonspiel at the while delivering the rock against an Oshawa Curling Ajax club Saturday afternoon. Avonlea rink wins top prize at popular event Curling ends at Annandale with Last Chance Bonspiel n I JIM fit SSO1Vwere Andrew Roegek, Blair ing Championship title at the Special to the News Adve--r Metrakos and Mat Critchlry. Rideau Curling Club in Ot- AJAX - The Warren taws- Curling out of Scarbor- Leslle toui,-on c was king of The Annandale mixed ough. they finished tied for the rink this year in the Annan championship playoiown first place after the round Ilak started with 16 teams in the men's curling champs- robin. The chase. however. 1 tinshlp played last Wednesday double -knockout event. ended in the semi-finals on In the final, the Leslie rink Shooting it out in the club Saturday night after losing to prevailed 6-4 over the Cxir- final were the teams skipped Dale Kelly of Forest. Also in Jon Norton foursome. With by Jon Payne and Barry Moy- the competition was Picker- Leshe were HaNolic• ing resident Collin Mitchell Marvin Harrisonobyn Rauch, Dave Hutclti- son and Mike with his skip Mike Harris of son and Maureen Calderbank Nelson. Curling with the run- Twin Heather club. They fin - nm -up Norton rink were captured the championship ished tied lex fourth. Rich Poole. Doug Lawson aid Ron Alexander. The final .1t the skins same was last Wednesday by the bantam boys' rink skipped by Graham Hill which played the junior men's team skippcd by Keith Metrakos. The Junior team prevailed in the final by win- ning 5400, while the bantams came away with $200 for their efforts. On the Hill nnk were Jason March. Paul Boy - Lind and Darryl Hill. Playing on the winning Metrakos rink m Ian. Payne and teammates over the Moylan tarn of Su- sannah Moylan, Bemis Tyw- mat and Pat Bolger. The annual L.LA Chance Bonspiel at Annandale this past weekend was captured by the Steve Pestell rink from Avonlea, winning the $600 first prize over runners-up Darrell W«n1 runs from East Ycwk. The Second Event went to Annaniak's Gerry Pinkney. who collected $400 for hii win over the Don Since rink, also of Annan- dale. The Third Event was It pays to pay your News Advertiser carrier Just ask F. Gillespie (right) of Pickering who won a VCR in the Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser's recent collection draw. To be entered to win, just pay your carrier the $5.00 voluntary delivery charge and send in your ballot. Also shown here is the carrier, Shannon, who received a $25.00 bonus for selling the winning coupon sheet to a customer on her route. s�a069o1" �/alle# GOLF COURSE-, 1 won by Vic Susuki of Rich- mond Hill over clubmate Rob Shepherd. The Mike Cicci rink of Annandale won the Fourth Event over club mate David Gaudette. After the bonspiel final on Sunday, the icc was given over to the skaters to finish the season. Ajax residents Bob and Kristin Turcone spent last week in the hunt for their fourth Ontario Mixed Curl - NEWS ADVERTMA WE0NElI W EO11"M APM 21,11411 R%W 19 Slo-pitch players sought by league AJAX - The Westney Heights games, doubleheaders, weekly MVP Men's Slo-Pitch League is accepting ap- awards and unifurr s. Applicants must plications for its Sunday league season. he 18 years of age or older Individual entries are still being ac- Call the Westncy Heights Men's Sk1- cepted. 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Coe h E Trim C111111 Tale ter !N lil"I direrrk E 5 Im LEFT! 0 v EATON'S Times have changed. f 7190E /411E� ADI1E1171�1 wE081E7iDAr EpT10N, AprE =1,1tIN Popular meet hosted by club at complex Pickering swimmers reap pot of gold at Rainbow Classic PICKERING — Pickering Swim Club members reaped a pot of gold at the club's annual Rainbow Classic Swim Meet at the Pickering Recre- ation Complex last weekend. The high-profile competition at- tracted almost 600 swimmers from 16 central Ontario region clubs. Leading the way for Pickering was Daniel Langlois. 10, who captured five gold medals in the 10 -and -under boys' category. Langlois swept the backstroke events- winning the 50 - metre, 100m and 200m. and won the 200m freestyle and 200m individual medley. He also earned three silver medals in the 50m free. 100m butter- fly and 100m free. Also in the 10 -and -under age group. Alex Griffith won a gold medal in the 100m fly. and two sil- vers in the 200m back and 200m free. He also earned a bronze in the 200m I.M.. was fourth in the 50m free, sixth in the 200m breaststroke and seventh in the 100m free. Calan Eldridge fin- ished fourth in the IOOm breast, fifth in the 200m free and 200m back, sixth in the IOOm fly and 100m free, and seventh in the 50m free. Kent Williamson was fourth in the 100m back and seventh in the 50m and 200m back. Nicholas Barbaro placed sixth in the 50m breast, seventh in the IOOm I.M. and eighth in the 100m breast. Jake Stevens was sixth in the 200m back and eighth in the 200m free. Jcrcmy Prcvoe was eighth in the Som breast. Also representing Picker- ing in this age group were Jeffrey Cernele.John Ferguson. Jeffrey Han- non, Scott Johnston, Michael Storto and Caleb Symons. Natashia Szpak earned three gold medals in the 50m and IOOm fly and the 200m LM in the 10 -and -under girls' bracket. Shc also won silver in the 50m free and 200m free, was fourth in the 200m back and 200m breast and fifth in the IOfhn breast. Stephanie Peters struck gold in the loom breast and 200m breast, won silver in the 50m and 200m back and 200m I.M.. and bronze in the 1000 and Zoom free events. She also placed fourth in the 100m fly. Sarah Wolch won gold in the 50m breast. bronze in the 100m breast, was fifth in the 200m breast and eighth in the Som free. Jessica Ward earned bronze medals in the 200m back and IOOm fly, was fourth in the IOOm free, fifth in the 200m breast and sixth in the 50m free, 200m I.M. and 200m free. Megan Aird placed fourth in the 'loom breast and Maia Kirk finished sixth in the IOOm free and seventh in the 100m LM. Also representing Pickering were Katherine Ball, Amanda Baniuk, Lisa Barbieri. Cailie Douse, Jennifer Jacoby, Alizeh Ladak. Patricia Manos, Arian Ratelle, Rebecca Symons, Christina Walsh and Leah Williams. Brenna Wilson captured gold in the IOOm back and the 100m fly, sil- ver in the 50m and 200m back and 100m free and bronze in the 50m free in the 11-12 girls' age group. Caitlin Heggie earned gold in the 50m breast, was fourth in the 50m back, sixth in the 100m breast and eighth in the 200m breast. Krista Hastings placed fourth in the 200m fly and seventh in the 50m fly. Laura Barites placed fifth in the 50m breast. Melanie Campbell finished seventh in the 200m fly and Taryn Kavanagh was eighth in the 50m breast. Also swimming for Pick- ering were Jenna Bayley, Ashley Dow, Erin Gordon, Mikki McGuinty and Kim Young. Brandon Barbaro swam to a silver in the 200m back and a bronze in the IOOm back, was fourth in the 50m free and 50m back and sixth in the IOOm free in the 11-12 boys' divi- sion. Ryan Shanks finished seventh in the 200m back. Brent Bundy, Callum Clarke and T.J. Stevens also repre- sented Pickering. In the 13-14 girls' category, Stephanie Mathias placed fourth in the 50m fly. Fahreen Ladak, Kelley Lee and Jennifer Wiggins swam for Pickering in this age group. Warren Barnes swam to gold medals in the 50m breast, 50m fly and !00m breast in the 13-14 boys' division. He also placed fifth in the 100m fly. Jon Kaye won a silver medal in the 200m back, was fifth in the 200m breast and seventh in the 50m fly. Joey Lupiccini finished fourth in the 50m back and 50m breast and eighth in the 50m free. Matt Wolch was fifth in the 50m breast. Matt Johnston sixth in the 50m back. Ryan Ferguson seventh in the 50m breast and Willie Ball eighth in the 50m back. Michael Loewen also represented Pickering in this age group. Alicia Kaye captured four gold medals in the 50m free, IOOm back, 200m fly and 200m I.M. and earned a bronze in the 50m back. Lauren Camphell o won gold in the 50m It breast. two silvers in the IOOm fly and 100m breast. a bronze in the 50m fly and was fourth in the 200m fly. Megan Shanks won gold in the 100m breast. two silvers in the 50m back and 200m I.M. and bronze in the 50m free. 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Ajax hospital patients SALoPECIAL gAF1GAINS can breathe easy Pharmaceutical firm provides equipment to Rouge Valley Health System A major do- nation to Centc- nary Health Cen- tre, the Ajax and Pickering Health Centre's partner in the Rouge Valley Health System, is also bringing benefits to the local hos- pital and its pa- tients with lung problems. Centenary's cardiorespirato- ry department has received $100,000 worth of pulmonary function equip- ment from Glaxo - Wellcome Inc. As a result. APHC is receiv- ing some of the pulmonary func- tion testing equipment previ- ously used at the Centenary site. The equip- ment is used to test the lung function of pa- uents with prob- lems such as asthma, lung ob- structions or shortness of breath. "The pul- monary function lab provides complete diag- nostic testing which helps the physician deter- mine the basic lung function of a patient and their response to lung medica- tion," explains Kim Parr, direc- tor of respiratory therapy at "The equip- " that we've eived from ntenary, al- Iugh used aipment, is I the industry ndard and is ibrated on a ular basis and ers precise "Previously at yax, we were ble to offer tree of the six !sts that are re- uired to do a omplete work - p on a patient's Ing function. !ow, with this 3uipment, we in do all six sls " APHC will nw have a Iody box', or Iethysmograph, filch can pro - de a more so- histicated test Ir lung volume. The patient breathing ma- volumes more sits in an en- noeuvres. The accurately and closed clear accumulated re- also measure the chamber and sults provide all resistance in the performs various the total lung lungs. 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Women will [cam how to recognize and understand emotional abuse, detect the destructive patterns that keep them trapped, discover how to break the cycle and Team to heal the damage of ahuse. It's being held T1 hursday, April 22 at 7:30 at the Christian Life Centre, at the comer of Rossland and Ravenscroft roads, Ajax. Call 416-878-6571. RAMNOR & LEAMOX HEA i AIR CONDITIONINQ RAMNOR✓a A&4op 4~ I real Attem to" W" sa wff"M ,out (Ja�teuer $ale We Sell &Service Ar^ Gas Fireplaces & PF�j+' Fum'. xIn aiahle ; f Exclusiw 10 YearParts & labour Warranty f1 )NT VISIT OUR PICKEF04GIAJAX: (9os168644S71 Pit 1`08 WNfTWKWAWAIBOW648 rANVILLE: (9116) 63581 4 MONTHS—, SHOWROOM FAX: (W 4344670 AT'� 2026 WENTWORTH ST., UNIT 9, WWTBV. ON. LIN 7131 d— 9 Taunya �%ednesday's Carrier of thr Week is Taunya. -She enjoys skating do crafts. Taunya will receive a dinner for 4 voucher compliments of N1cDolnald's. Congratulatiom Taunya, for being our Carrier of the Week. 0.: . , I45 A .... ...... 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EUCHRE: The Royal Canadian Le- gion Branch 606 Ladies Auxiliary holds an open euchre night at 8 p.m. at the branch hall. 1555 Bayly St., Pick- ering. All welcome. Prizes and re- freshments. Phone 427-1257 for in- formation. THURSDAY, APRIL 22 CHRISTIAN WOMEN: The Ajax - Pickering Christian Women's Club meets from 9:30 to 1 1:15 a.m. in the Gallantry's Banquet Room, lower level of the Pickering Town Centre, corner of Liverpool Rd. and Hwv. 2. Feature is Summer Blooms by Van- dermeer Nursery. $5 per person, half- price for first -timers. Free child care for preschoolers. Phone 665-8183 (Laura) for more information or to RSVP. WORKSHOP: C.A.R.E. and the Durham Region Unemployed Help Centre host a workshop on self es- teem at 1 p.m. at 1400 Bayly St.. Unit 12. To reserve a seat call 420-4010. SATURDAY. APRIL. 24 ALCOHOL ADDICTION: Is your life affected by alcohol If so. y AI - Anon hosts its weekly meeting at 7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's Church, 209 Cochrane St., Whitby. Call 1-800- 921-3555 or 728.1020 for more infor- mation and ask for AI -Anon. ART SHOW: The Ajax Creative Arts is holding a Spring Art Show and Sale from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 22 Sherwood Rd. West in Pickering Village. Admission is free and includes a draw for a door prize and refresh- ments. Access to Care gets funding boost BY CINDY UPSHALL Staff Writer A multi-million dollar infusion of funding by the Province will help Durham Access to Care meet the needs of the growing community, says the bead of the agency. "It's not that there's any (service) really missing. It's more making sure we have enough to reach the growing demand." says Janet Harris, chief ex- ecutive officer of Durham Access to Care. Minister of Long Term Care Cam Jackson announced recently the agency's funding would increase by $4.4 million for the 1999-2000 bud- get year, bringing the agency's bud- get up to almost $40 million. The agency services over 5,400 clients a month and provides at-home health care service for Durham resi- dents through contracts with health care agencies like Saint Elizabeth Health Care and Victoria Order of Nurses. The agency is funded 100 per cent by the Minister of Health. Unlike in other areas, where com- •munity care wxess centres have had :to create waiting lists for clients needing care, Durham has been We to keep up to the demand. "We haven't had to do this at this point and with this announcement we're hoping we won't have to do it," says Ms. Harris. The agency is aware it could be in this position one day if demand grows out of step with funding. For this reason, she says, staff will keep apt eye on the situation and begin to make contingency plans. Durham Access to Care was estab- lished in June 1997 and delivers ser- vices including IV treatments, chemotherapy and physical and oc- cupational therapy. ..Unicef seeks local volunteers Unicef Ontario is looking for vol- unteers in Durham Region. Volunteers are needed to help with marketing, Halloween and other special events. Experience is not a must, as train- ing will be provided. To find out how you can lend a hand, call Tim Savage at 416-487- 4153. y ,93 RAo9r tart41f :r 4 er..o Escorl 4gpiw 411F779 S 91 '92 Dodge irit Crown Victoria LX 4d*.92 `97 ESCORT '98 GRAND AM 15W'96 `97 GRAND AM `95 GRAND PRIX SUBARU WAGON `96 MONTE CARLO Z24 $13,793 =13,731®� r.. 96 Mistique LS Chev Lumina LLS $19,642 $14,897 * 94 fil6 Explorer LTD autos LX 4 dr. $17,861 $18,361 '97 '96 GMC Safari Indstar LX • 11 • 40!95 49V'95 ,r Dodos Nett 4 '91 . 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