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Sawed-off
shotgun
wielded in
robbery
Suspected
getaway van
discovered in
Pickering
A pair of masked bandits
armed with a sawed-off shotgun
staged a terrifying "takeover -
style" robbery Tuesday at a bank
in Brooklin village.
Durham Regional Police said
two men burst into the CIBC, at
50 Baldwin St. N., at about
12:10 p.m.
It was basically a bank
takeover. About a dozen People
in the bank, four or five of them
customers. were herded into an
area at gunpoint during the mb-
bery:' said Sergeant Jim Gnm-
ley, police spokcsnian.
He said police rcxxtvcd sever-
al calls from witnesses reporting
the robbery in progress, and nu-
merous units responded. But the
robbers fled to a waiting get-
away van, parked .mtsidc with
the engine running and made
good their escape before officers
arrived, he said.
Though no one was hurt in
the holdup. "It's not hard to
imagine how terrifying it is to
have a maskcd man pointing a
sawed-off sh:.tgun at yew Sgt.
Grimky said
- Tie bandits got an undis-
closed amount of cash.
No arrests were made. How-
ever, a suspect van was found
abandoned with the engine run-
ning a couple of hours later on
7th Concession, in north Picker-
ing.
Both suspects were described
as white men between 30- to 40 -
years -old and had their lover
faces covered.
The robber with the shotgun
wore an aqua -blue raincoat
while his partner wore dark
clothing and a baseball cap.
Get busy as a bee
and you could win!
Page 2
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ANDREWIWANOWSKI/ N'e%s Advertiser photo
All warm and fuzzy
Needy people in Durham will he able to
stay just a little warmer chic winter with the
help of a group of students from Pickering
High School in Ajar. Students donated $3
each to buy material and ended up making
100 scarves and 20 frog crafts %Inch will
be donated to Denise House in Durham and
the Ajax -Pickering Big Sisters organisa-
tion. Marking the successful completion of
the community project are Deb Koeper of
Denise House, Linda Curlev of Big Sisters,
Little Sister Brittany Mav and students
Erica Edwards, Michelle Morin and Erin
Buy.
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Regulator weighs in on Pickerings progress
Mixed review
on nuclearp lant
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BY MARIANNE TAKACS
Staff Writer
PICKERING — Ontario
Power Generation (OPG) and
the Pickering nuclear station
have received a mixed review
on their improvement efforts
I rom staff at the Atomic Energy
Control Board (AECB).
AECB recently issued a re-
port on OPG's 'Integrated Im-
provement Program' (IIP) for
its nuclear facilities which sug-
gests the plan may be falling
short.
The report notes OPG's
management of its various im-
provement projects has been
"impressive" with "a degree of
tracking and control not seen
before within OPG" However,
it also says this progress in
management is "not consistent-
ly reflected" in the assessments
AECB staff perform on site.
Ajax -Pickering United Way drive donations down
Ac,encv asks communities to dig deep to meet 1999 goal
DENNIS GOULIN
'The needs... have just been
growing so fast.'
Bt AMRIANNf T.4KAc'N kers. It would also mean Whng of Ajax and Pickering has in -
Staff Writer short for the second year in a creased by 65 per cent over the
The United Way of Ajax- row past 10 years, the amount dcmai-
Pickrnng is appealing to arca "Our tartlet was $I l million ah to the United Way campaign
resulenu to dig Just i Irick uocp- last year as well says United in 1998 was only 27 per cent
er into their pockets to help their Way of Ajax -Pickering executive more than 1988's total. Cam -
friends and neighbours. director Dennis Gouhn. Howcv- paign revenues actually dc -
That's because donations to er, only $1.095.000 was raised in creased over some years during
the organizauori s major annual 1998 and a 20 -per cent increase the decade. The numbers tluctu-
tund-raising campaign arc is hoped for this year to reach the aced from a low of S855.(XX) in
S60.000 behind where they target in 1999. 198x to as high as S1,02x.(XX) to
should he at this umc in order to "Jose needs are even beyond 1991 and back down to $91 1.01(X)
reach the drive goal of S1.3 mil- that, but we have to set a goal by 1994.
lion. that's realistic:' notes Mr. "It went up and down because
Falling shah of that total Goulin. "ihe needs of our com- of the economy in the late 1980h
would mean fewer services for munity have just been growing and early 1990s:' says Mr.
those in the community who so fast as the population has been Goulin. Donations have in -
need them, such as seniors re- growing and we're just not able creased steadily in recent years
quiring Meals on Wheels and to meet all the reeds of the com- as the economy has recovered
children who could use the guid- munity" and United Way organizers have
once of Big BnAhers or Big Sis- Even though the population stepped up their efforts.
Pokehon tradin card craze not that cra *'We have
�undertak`n°v"`�
last few years a much more ag-
gressive fund-raising campaign;*
explains the executive director,
schools, officials report.
Pokemon, which means
pocket monster in Japanese, is
the popular video and card
game for children.
BOB STRICKERT
'Some things are completed
some things are ongoing.'
"For those programs that re-
quire excellent implementation
of new processes and proce-
dures, we have found that many
gaps exist despite the stated
completion of IIP milestones.
Rnu etas doubts on the ulti-
mate effectiveness of the pro-
gram.
ro-
gram "
Areas of operation AECB
staff have recently evaluated in-
cludc the Pickering plant's Cor-
rccuvc Action Program The re-
port notes irnplcnicntaoon
problems were found, such as
inadequate resources and train-
ing, as well as a lack of co-ordi-
nation between management re-
view meetings in various divi-
sions;
ivesions; inconsisterwics in defi-
ciency reporting and disposition
processes: and premature clos-
ing out of Station Condition
Records, making statistics "op-
timistic".
Overall, in their evaluations
of the Corrective Action Pro-
gram at Pickering, iIP mainte-
nance projects at the Bruce sta-
tion and configuration manage-
ment at Bruce. AECB staff
found "some progress" but
"significant deficiencies". This
was even the case in the Correc-
tive Action Program in which
IIP milestones had been record-
ed as "complete".
The report notes that even if
the IIP is finished according to
current schedules, the final
completion date will be about
2.5 years past the original date
estimated.
"AECB staff assessments to
date consistently show that
See UNITED page 2 See PICKERING page S
Inside the News Advertiser
And, while a dispute over
adding that has included hiring a
Decision to ban left up to Durham school principals, boards say
full-time fund-raiser.
Still, it has been a struggle
SY SUSAN O'NEILL
trying to keep up with a burgeon-
Scaff Writer
ing population and the increased
Although some schools here
meed required for the services of
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are urging students to leave
local agencies such as the Victo-
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any serious problems at schools
here.
their PokEmon cards at home,
flan Order of Nurses, the Ajax -
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totes to parents asking them
the latest fad hasn't become a
Pickering -Whitby Association
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t a major problem at Durham ?
for Community Living, Big
schools, officials report.
Pokemon, which means
pocket monster in Japanese, is
the popular video and card
game for children.
BOB STRICKERT
'Some things are completed
some things are ongoing.'
"For those programs that re-
quire excellent implementation
of new processes and proce-
dures, we have found that many
gaps exist despite the stated
completion of IIP milestones.
Rnu etas doubts on the ulti-
mate effectiveness of the pro-
gram.
ro-
gram "
Areas of operation AECB
staff have recently evaluated in-
cludc the Pickering plant's Cor-
rccuvc Action Program The re-
port notes irnplcnicntaoon
problems were found, such as
inadequate resources and train-
ing, as well as a lack of co-ordi-
nation between management re-
view meetings in various divi-
sions;
ivesions; inconsisterwics in defi-
ciency reporting and disposition
processes: and premature clos-
ing out of Station Condition
Records, making statistics "op-
timistic".
Overall, in their evaluations
of the Corrective Action Pro-
gram at Pickering, iIP mainte-
nance projects at the Bruce sta-
tion and configuration manage-
ment at Bruce. AECB staff
found "some progress" but
"significant deficiencies". This
was even the case in the Correc-
tive Action Program in which
IIP milestones had been record-
ed as "complete".
The report notes that even if
the IIP is finished according to
current schedules, the final
completion date will be about
2.5 years past the original date
estimated.
"AECB staff assessments to
date consistently show that
See UNITED page 2 See PICKERING page S
Inside the News Advertiser
And, while a dispute over
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the popular cards resulted in a
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school in Laval, Quebec last
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week, the game hasn't led to
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any serious problems at schools
here.
Some schools have sent
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Durham District School
totes to parents asking them
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to keep them at home.'
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plakbwn trading cauls have captured the imagination of stu-
dents across Durham Region, but not to the point where school
yard trading has become a problem, school officials note.
staff are "aware of a few
schools that have asked kids
not to bring (PoWmon cards) to
school because they're either
being stolen or trading is taking
up too much time.
"Have there been any prob-
lems? Not that I'm aware of,"
she says.
"Some schools have sent
notes to parents asking them to
keep them at home. I don't
At Glengrove Public School
in Pickering, principal Neil
Simpson says. "We have not
banned them but we've said,
'Don't bring expensive cards to
school.' We've said, 'You can't
play games for keeps and when
the (opening school) bell goes,
the cards go away'."
He explains the school
adopted the rule that students
can't trade for keeps to prevent
think there are many schools
that have done that though." See TRADING page 2
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high water levels and dangerous
and Port Perry This Week. The
The Aja.t and Pickering Health Centre was
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conditions could be experienced
Ajax -Pickering News Adver-
one of the beneficiaries during the grand
APHC's Bruce Cliff (left) and a visiting
rivers and streams in the atca.
around local watercourses.
tiler, The Uxbridge Tribune
opening of Montana's Cookhouse Saloon
clown offer a cheer to the fund-raiser with
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United Way
issues appeal for funds to
meet target!The•
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UNITED from page I
and more kids who need help '
teer to lead their workplace cam-
their donation to be sent to their
Coolest Recliner
�""rOOLER
Mr Gouhn sans part of the
paigns are all hard-working and
own community.
Brothers, Big Sisters. Meals on
campaign shortfall to this point
committed mdntduals and we are
Tbe campaign here continues to
Wheels and the Durham Rc ton
can ht attributed to a slow start in
confident they will do everythin g
the end of the ear sr there's sillg
y
Mans Chair
Distress Centre. Residents have
workplace camp:ugns tir the Unit-
possible to achieve their United
time to reach the 1999 goal. Mr.
NOW �
been generous with their donations
ed Way, which usually account for
Bray goal "
Goulm urges residents u) give gen-
but more is needed it) avoid falling
one-half to two-thirds of donations
Another problem which occurs
erously it they're canvassed. If
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rM1wnn{wrr erw..e+s
too far behind
each year
ever year is that so many Ajax
they're not canvassed they may
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don't think they realize all
He expects it's because the vol-
and Pickering residents give to
call the United Way at 686-06116,
OssuWA
the needs that are out there. The
uniccrs who run them have horn
United Way campaigns at their
to either he sent a pledge card
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need continues to grow. We've got
busy with heavy workloads.
workplaces in Toronto. Main like-
through the mad or to make i do -
more seniors to the: community '"Tier a people who do volun- ly don't realize they can ask for nation over the phone by %'ISA
Trading cards
pose few
problems
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any possibility of arguments or tights
over the expcnsiwc cards.
"It's a geoid rule," he says.
The Pokemon phenomenon is
nothing new to his scho)l, Mr- Simp-
son points out.
"It's just like anything else. Pogs
were the thing three or four years ago.
We had a problem two years ago with
Tamagotchis and we banned them"
Mr Simpson says a decision to
bars students from taking a chain toy
or game to school "depends on the
number of incidcnts"
Anti, there also has to be '-parental
responsibility" when it comes to chil-
dren taking expensive games to
school.
"If you can't afford to lose it, you
can't afford to bring it to school." Mr
Simpson says.
Durham Catholic District School
Board chairman Mary Ann Martin
says the decision to ban Pokemon
cards or any other toy is at the discre-
tion of each school principal.
"If you're going to have violence
in schools, you're going to have it
whether you have Pokemon cards or
not;' she says.
Ms. Martin adds, if students are
fighting over Pok6mon cards, there's
likely a bigger problem.
"There's always a fad every year;'
she says. "I haven't heard of any
problems and I'm sure our principals
and our teachers are well aware of
Pokbmon cards in their schools"
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riV VU PUBLIC SCHOOL . 'Many'students will fail Grade 10 literacy tests
1
BOARD IN BRIEF 4 -' Bud, public board confident
NOV
_3. 1999 ` " • . '
Prayer in Dwiraln public vast majority will succeed
schools Muret fall BY SUSAN WNEILL
Stuff Writer
A
resource booklet of inspirational prayers and
readings should be ready for use during the open.
The "vast majority" of
ing exercises in public schools here by next fall, re-
Durham's students are ex-
ports a public board official.
pected to pass the
Province's new Grade 10
Lewis Williams, the Durham District School
Board's ethnocultural equity and race relations offi-
literacy test next fall.
Car, told trustees Monday a committee of approxi-
But. some pupils will
nhately 60 community representatives is currently
probably fail and therefore
working its way through the thousands of submis-
won't be able to graduate
t:iorts that have been collected.
from high school, predicts
He reported a draft booklet will be presented to
a local public board offi-
trustees in February. And, following that presenta-
coal.
tion there will be a consultation process with the
"I don't anticipate all of
community. "It's our goal to get this into schools
our students will be suc-
next fall," Mr. Williams said.
cessful... certainly the vast
ApOidt
majority of our students
Parents help to teach kids
will be successful:' Bev
get
Freedman, superintendent
racial harmony
of programs for the
Durham District School
Canadian Hoele Leisure
Board, told trustees Mon -
A new pamphlet designed to help parents deal
day,
with hate -motivated incidents and ads of discrimi-
"We do recognize not
nation will be distributed to families in Durham with-
all students will pass the
in the next two weeks.
Designed by the Durham District School
test and therefore not all
Board, the pamphlet is an "attempt to provide re-
students will be eligible for
sources for parents" ethnocultural equity and race
a high school diploma;'
she said during a presenta-
relations officer Lewis Williams told the board's
tion to the standing com-
standing committee Monday.
Paftw LttOW Win
"The thing that's so positive is there are so '
mittee.
marry suggestions (in the pamphlet)" said Mr.
The Grade 10 reading
Williams. who noted the brochure offers advice
and writing test• a new
about what parents can do 0 their child witnesses
diploma requirement under
a hate -motivated incident, is a victim of an incident
the Province's revised high
or is a perpetrator.
school curriculum, will be
The pamphlet encourages parents to make
administered by the Educa-
sure their children understand that prejudice and
tion Quality and Account -
discrimination "are unfair and hurt people," and to
ability Office (EQAO) for
urge youngsters to'create positive social change-.
the first time next fall
Gala aids students
And. although pupils
will have an opportunity to
whose hearts are in
rewrite the test if they fail,
arts I
Ms. Freedman reported the
I
board has students "who
The Durham District School Board will host its
lack the cognitive ability to
second Arts Endowment Gala Event next May to
read and write" and won't
help talented students explore the arts, trustees
be able to pass the assess -
heard Monday
The Prelude to a Dream event, being held at
intent regardlesti of the
the board headquarters May 6. 2000, wil feature
numbtcr of attempts they
make.
an everting of entertainment. a silent auction of Stu-
dent and professional works and a gourmet dinner.
A Gradc 9 level of lit -
Funds raised through ticket sales, the auction
erit
rcy is yule r wphisucat-
and donations wd go to the boards Arts Endow-
cIcvcl literacy;' she
merit Fund which provides aid to students who re
said.
quite financial assistance to pursan arts -related
ue
"It's the at -risk students
job-
we're most concerned
Funds are granted to pupils through a board of
about.-
bout "governors
governorswhich reviews appkcaborts from ele-
Ms. Freedman said.
ntentary and secondary school students *who re-
-Many of our (current)
gtrtre financial assistance in the pursuit of their tal-
basic Icvcl students would
tint dervelopmertl' stauxs a board report.
mgt be successful
She noted there arc
The Royal Canadian Legion
BRANCH #322 AJAX
yb'isties to thank the Bushes, sector and the Gnfens of Alai for helping us
raw the grad told of f26.9%49 donna ate 19" poppy Campaign As of
0kctuber Ist we have timburscrrents and expcascs of ever S24,000 to Veterans
:h •-;t� and than Dcficadcnts in need.
Thank yea Ajax
Reg Wrrrn.Poppy Chairman
Spirit of Flanders
..Flanders fields cilli hi," ri %ah p,-ppicc. I'm told Fight on -Take up the (ragmenn of that' -peace"
The trenches and the dugouts arc no more. You won from days of bgter els and hate:
The yeas are rolling fast and 1 an oid. Fashion a happier worid, dock not --surcease' -
But my dim spirit wakes to days of yore. Comrades, it's up to you. 'tis not Ino late.
N,s the dark days• sake we came marching Dome. Nota fast the tach that feeble hands did throw
Thu some have passed In misery and %trite: And guide us lately through these days of gloum:
But to the days when comradeship alone. Remember those white crosses. row on row.
Mean all there was to us, yes all of life. In Flanders, where the blood-rcd
puppies bloom.
Can we not stud together as before.
Pondering not on sacrifices with regret? -Park-111, B C . 1934
This world suit needs its heroes note and more -
There's magic in those words. "Leu We Forgcl"
Please join as for our Rtmtembrauce Dance Saturday November 61b - 7:30 p.m. to 1:00
&m- Royal Canadian Leftism. 111 Hunt St„ Ajax.
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BEV FREEDMAN
'What vie vvorn-
about ore the issues
of retention. It is
a concern.'
some students who cur-
rently receive high school
diplomas who would not
be able to graduate in the
future.
She explained the Grade
10 test differs from any
other assessments adminis-
tered by the EQAO be-
cause it is a "gatekeeper;'
meaning students can not
graduate if they don't pass.
And, students can't be
exempt from the test.
According to a board re-
port. "The Grade 10 test of
reading and writing skills
is based on the belief that
reading and writing are in-
tegral to all areas of study.
The skills measured by the
test reflect the curriculum
expectations related to
reading and writing across
subjects up to the end of
Grade 9 "
The report notes.
pcctations frrtn Grade y
will only include 'h
common to h,Oi
plied and ae.idc;m, . .
riculum."
Ms. Freedman reported
the EQAO is piloting the
test in a random sample of
volunteer schools across
Ontario this week and one
Durham school has been
selected to take part.
However, those results
will not be released to the
board and are intended
only for internal use by the
EQAO.
"We envision it will be
much shorter than the
Grade 3 or 6 tests;" Ms.
Freedman said. Although
the test is still being devel-
oped, she expects students
will likely have to answer a
number of questions based
on several readings.
If a student fails the as-
sessment on their first at-
tempt, there will he "limit-
ed opportunities during the
school year to retry another
version of the test;' Ms.
Freedman said in her re-
port.
But, details regarding
rewrites are not yet clear.
Ms. Freedman told
trustees the board plans to
put "remediation strate-
gies" in place to help fail-
ing students with future at-
tempts.
"What we worry about
are the issues of retention.
It is a concern"
Meanwhile. Ms. Freed-
man noted the Grade 10
test will likely he the "first
of the major assessments"
the current crop of Gradc 9
students will face in their
high school careers. If the
Ministry of Education
rnucrs ahead with plans to
test pupils In c%cn vr.idc
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Santa Claus
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near you
Durham parades
begin Nov. 13
Now that the witches and goblins
are leaving town ❑'s time to gear up
for the annual Pickering Santa Claus
Parade. This year's parade will be
held Saturday. Nov. 13. It will begin
at 10 a.m. Applications to enter the
parade may he obtained more infor-
mation call 420-5007.
Santa Claus will make his wav
into Bowmamille Salurda\, Nov. 20.
The annual Santa Claus parade will
hit the streets at 10:30 a.m. For more
information contact Greg and Stacey
Belanger at 434-6535.
Oshawa's Santa Claus parade will
take place Saturday, Nov. 27. The pa-
rade will he based on the theme
.Christmas 75 years ago; tying in Os-
hawa's 75th anniversary. The parade
will start at 10 a.m.
and go along King
Street from the
Oshawa Centre to
U.ilson
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more in 1
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or to help
out call Run
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8674.
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Ajax on tiov 27. The fun starts at
noon at Mill% Road. For more infor-
mation call Vern Gilhooly at 428-
8()03
Scugog's Santa Claus parade
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The procession will begin at 2 p.m. at
the fairgrounds and head down Rosa
to Queen and then on to Simcoe. For
more information call Jemmirie Huff-
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985-4427.
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a.m. Sixty to 65 floats and up to 10
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parade, which begins at the Uxbndge
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parade chairman Bill Scott at 852-
6227 or Mary Hogg at 852-5325 or
Angela Horne at (416) 917-1069.
%luthy's Santa Claus parade is set
for Saturday. Dec. 4 at 10 a.m. The
parade will Stan on Cochrane Street
and travel south to Dundas Street. Pa-
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needed. Questions or concerns re-
garding the parade can he directed to
Allan Dawson at 668-0763 or Ralph
Machon at 435-0102.
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Durham Region government
services are pretty much ready
for the clock to roll over into the
new millennium as essential
computers and other electronic
equipment are Y2K -compliant
for the most part.
And, there's no need for area
residents to purchase water filter
systems to be ready for the Year
2000, according to a Durham of-
ficial.
Region Y2K project manager
Dave McMullen told Durham
Regional Council's finance
committee last Wednesday. "As
of right now, we're in very gout
shape"
The Emergency Measures
Stressed?
Dial H for
hospital help
Office, and the legal and human
resources departments are Y2K-
compliiant'he said.
"All major services are ready
— sewers, water, traffic control
and homes for the aged
-Things that artn't ready are
things that won't affect resi-
dents directly;' he noted.
Departments such as plan-
ning and computer information
systems are lagging behind be-
cause of a lack of manpower to
do the necessary Y2K upgrading
work, Mr. McMullen reported to
the committee. -The issue is
staffing. If we have more re-
sources, we'd be able to com-
plete it."
You can now call the hospital here
if you are seeking help with such is-
sues as anger management, self-es-
teem and stress.
In an effort to improve patient ac-
cessibility to its Outpatient Mental
Health programs, the mental health
unit at the Ajax and Pickering Health
Centre is now open to direct calls from
people in addition to patient referrals
by community agencies and general
practitioners.
In the past, patients would have to
be referred by a staff psychiatrist. Self-
referred people and referred patients
will be assessed by an intake co-ordi-
nator and their assessment will be re-
viewed by an intake team compnscd of
a social worker, occupational and
recreational therapist, nurse. psychia-
trist and psychologist.
Once the assessment is complete,
patients will be directed to the appro-
priate care.
-Staff and physicians in the mental
health unit hope that this direct access
to care is making their program more
responsive to the needs of the commu-
nity:' a news release from the health
centre says.
Call the Mental Health program at
683-2320, cxt. 3275.
Pickering
improvements
monitored by
AECB
PICKh'R/NG from page I
OPG is making some progress:' con-
cludes the report. "However, it is ap-
parent that the stations arc having dif-
ficulties in effectively implementing
some of the more challenging pro-
grams such as the Corrective Action
Program or aspects of the Mamte-
nance Projects.
Also, AECB staff (have) found that
although an IIP may be called com-
plete by OPG, this does not necessar-
ily mean that it has been successfully
implemented.-
Pickering
mplemented"Pickering 'A' station chief Bob
Stricken responded to the AECB re-
port at a recent meeting of the Com-
munity Advisory Council formed to
provide local input on operations at
the Pickering plant.
He noted OPG itself reported to
the AECB board early this year that it
was having difficulty implementing
some aspects of its Corrective Action
Program -
Mr. Stricken also admitted OPG
has fallen behind on some pans of its
improvement program.
"Some things are completed, some
things we ongoing;' he explained.
Still, he noted, 88 per cent of the
IIP will be completed by the original
target date in 2002, and the other 12
per cent is expected Lobe finished by
2004.
A further update report on OPG's
improvement program will be made
by AECB staff in April 2000.
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Hardware for the desktops is
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The health department has to
rely on the Province to complete
its work, Mr. McMullen report-
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yond our control."
Durham Regional Police Ser-
vices compliance work was
pretty much complete in August
and the 911 phone service was
tested the same month and
found to be compliant. Mr. Mc-
Mullen noted.
He stated in a written report
that as of Oct. 20, the Region
was 94 per cent compliant in all
"priority service areas affecting
health and safety".
A brochure is being sent to
all homes in Durham in Novem-
ber to keep the public informed
of the Region's Y2K -readiness
efforts, Mr. McMullen said.
"It explains where we arc.
what they can expect when the
clock rolls over.
"We are working with the
area municipalities, putting to-
gether a brochure to go to all
residences. It's pretty generic,
just stating the facts. We expect
the content to be finished by the
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EDITORIAL
Fission
for hope
A little history lesson for
nuclear consultant
We can only hope that a firm consulting Ontario Power
Generation is right in its assessment of the low turnout at two
open houses on the possible restart of the Pickering 'A' nu-
clear plant.
Only six people attended a public consultation session at
the Ajax Community Centre. while 30 showed up at the sec-
ond one at Gallantry's banquet hall in the Pickering Town
Centre.
That brought this response from a representative of IER
Planning. Research and Management Services, one of six
consulting firms hired by OPG to assist it with the environ-
mental assessment being done for the restart of Pickering 'A'.
""kris was a low response. So it's telling us the level of con-
cern is probably not that high in the community."
But, the consultant failed to take into consideration the fol-
lowing:
• 87 per cent of Pickering voters cast ballots in favour of an
environmental assessment of the nuclear plant in a 1997 mu-
nicipal referendum.
People know an open house is not a public forum where all
kinds of views will be expressed but rather a series of displays
presenting OPG's view of the environmental assessment
process. Citizens know they can ask questions of OPG staff
and consultants at open houses but they know they're on their
own in a one-on-one discussion. Chances are people are in-
timidated, especially if they belicyc they'll be face-to-face
with a nuclear physicist.
- When the open houses were held, the Atomic Energy Con-
trol Board hadn't - and still hasn't - released the draft 'scope
and terms of reference' for the environmental assessment
which will specify what OPG is expected to do before flick-
ing the switch on the off-line 'A' side of the power plant. Peo-
plc know the draft scope and terms of reference and final
scope and terms of reference are pivotal to the EA Process.
- Fin dh. and must importantly. residents arc counting on the
Towns of Pickering and Ajax. P,ckcnng's independent review
team. Ptekenng-Ajax Citizens Together for the Environment.
Durham Nuclear Awareness and other community groups fol-
lowing the EA to act on their behalf in evaluating it and mak-
ing sum it does the job. Citizens know that, as individuals,
they're ria in a position to monitor the environmental review
or lobby for changes on their own.
Just a little history lesson for the OPG consultant. At the
very least, we like their optimism.
Stop the ride
We need new carnival bylaw to
keep council out of pig races
Pickering residents don't have to run away to join the cir-
cus. That's because it coma to town on a regular basis.
In far. carnivals arc staged in Pickering so often that Town
politicians are dunking about revamping a relatively new
bylaw requiring council to spend precious time considering
each and every dog and pony show proposed here.
That ordinance approved April 6 makes it mandatory for
everyone who wants to operate a carnival in Pickering to jump
through hoops and imitate Harry Houdini to make an escape
through the red tape to get a licence.
Whether they want to hold a street -comer festival or a full-
blown carnival, prospective operators must firm get permis-
sion from Town of Pickering staff, then council's executive
committee and, finally. full council.
"nut's an inordinate amount of administrative work for
wmedt rig such as a pig race," as Pickering Ward 3 local
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LETTERS -1"0 -THE EDITOR
Citizens must
If we care about preserving the
all, but merely a proclivity to cast
sense of balance in our environ-
aside principles and commitments
Premier Mike Harris has swal-
rent and surroundings that is es-
in exchange for a fast buck, rather
decide tvve of
scntial to our physical and emotion-
than tackling the more difficult task
will have criticisms to make at a
al well-being, we must make our
of finding innovative ways for us to
`' �]�r�}-�
voices heard - loudly and clearly.
live within our means.
t�]ry�
own n V1'� a want It
our Politicians. at both the munici-
It is time to throw down the
I think this has gotten totally our of hand," said Ward 2
pal and provincial levels, need to
gauntlet to our politicians, be they
To the editor:
understand we will not sit idly by
incumbents or aspirants to office 1
The current controversy over the
while the qualities that led us to
invite those among them who be -
proposed development of Cherry
make cur homes and rain our fam-
lieve that random development and
Downs Golf Club in north Picker-
ilies in Pickering arc gradually
the gradual suburbanization of
ing demonstrates that a majonty of
eroded and replaced by a milieu
Pickering arc both necessary and
our municipal politicians are not
that many of tis either fled, or took
desirable to clearly declare their in -
only blind to the insidious forces of
care to avoid creating, in scent
tention to pursue such a course and
urban sprawl, but seem to have
decades.
make it a plank in their next elec-
lcarned link from the unpleasant
Pickering has an Official Plan,
tion platform. The voters will let
experiences of other communities.
created through consultation with
them know whether they share that
During the past 40 years, in the
community residents over two -and-
vision.
Greater Toronto Area alms, more
a -half years. It is essentially a good
he and his wife split up.
than 3,600 square kilometres of
one. It strikcs a balance between de-
WiRiam P. Wilder.
land have been consumed by urban
veloprnent taking place contiguous
Pickering
devekipmem and the 2.3011 squarc
to existing urban areas and the
child to feel a same-sex lifestyle is
kilcxnetres of prime farmland and
preservation of our rural character.
World's
natural habitat that remain are being
It docs not envisage spot develop
citizens
steadily depicted.
It is time for Pickering citizens
ment, which the draft plan ac -
knowledged was found by other
Could a off
to reflect upon what kind of com-
municipalities to be "unsustainable
pay
mtmtty and lifestyle we are creat-
and inappropnaw".
,,
ing. not only for ourselves. but for
The alacrity with which thus
Canada's debt
future generations. Do we value
commitment is being abandoned,
productive farmland, fresh air,
while the ink on the Official Plan
To the editor:
clean water, healthy trees, a variety
has scarcely had time to dry, has
So now there are six billion poo-
of wildlife and a picturesque corm-
raised suspicions in some minds
pk on this Earth.
tryside close at hand' Or, are we
about behind -the -scenes dealings.
If only each and every living
content to resemble otter munici-
Pickering citizens expect more
soul in this world could contribute
palities charactenzed by subdivi-
of their representatives than the
3100 to Canada. then we would
sions and strip malls developed cm a
simple ability to expand and fill
have our nearly 5600 billion feder-
site-by-site basis with little, if any,
municipal tax coffers, which can
al debt covered'.
regard for the integrity of the
then be used to bribe us between
build an image as a champion of
whole''
election. This requires no genius at
Hensing leaven
Premier caves in on same-sex couples
Ciuncilkor David Pickles put it to his peas the other day.
Harris begrudgingly gives them rights
No one needed to look beyond that executive committx
meaing's agenda to get an inkling of how much time and tax-
Premier Mike Harris has swal-
ing a bill it was introducing and
payers' dollars are being spent as Pickering officials; ponder
lowed his pride and grudgingly
will have criticisms to make at a
applications for carnivals in town. That night alone, council-
given same-sex couples more
store appropriate time.
kis considered four proposals.
rights, but is unlikely to drop what
Eric
One likely target will be a
I think this has gotten totally our of hand," said Ward 2
las been for turn a profitable issue.
change allowing same-sex couples
Regional Councillor Doug Dickerson.
The Progressive Conservative pre -Dowd
like other couples to apply to
We agree with Councillors Dickerson and Pickles.
mier Inas a long history of fighting
—
courts to adopt a child, which was
While we recognizethat carnivals do often benefit chant-
against extending same-sex rights
At Queen's park
the biggest stumbling -block when
hes, there has to be a limit. That limitand needs to be clearly
againing votes from it.
the NDP tried to extend same-sex
spelled out in a new bylaw placing a cap on the number of car-
He won a general election in
rights in 1994.
nivals that can be held and how manly each operator can nut.
1995 partly because he led the op-
two great kids and that's our farm-
The Tories we bound to revive
Amusement companies in the business of riming carnivals to
position to expanding rights when
ly," he said, somewhat holier -than-
their argument which many share
make profits should be required to come trip with a permanent
a New Democrat government pro-
thou because within two months
that a home where both patents we
kxwtioo, jttm as most businesses m town do. And, municipal
posed it in 1994.
he and his wife split up.
of the same sex cannot instill fam-
staff meed to be giver[ the power to rubber sump small ami-
Mr. Harris smelled his first
The premier eventually
fly values and [night encourage a
vale without taking up the precious time of our politicians.
blood on the issue earlier in a nasty
coughed up his legislation more
child to feel a same-sex lifestyle is
We want our councillors deliberating over moss important
byelection in Victoria-Halibunton
grudgingly than any has ever been
normal and desirable.
matters tun pig races. Stop the ride. We want tben to get off.
riding, where the Liberals started
introduced in the Legislature,
A requirement same-sex cou-
Frunaail eohas sets on odkerials re nsnew 0darksau stet.
with a huge lead in the polls.
showing he has strong feelings and
ples be given the same rights to
Sriseltsisws widish iawh de the wsifes s fern a sior and
Their leader, Lyn McLeod, had
is anxious not to let it go as an
employment including pension
hwn of redden" trill be coniidenrd forpubse row.
said among many policies she
issue.
benefits, although already provid-
would support some new rights for
He stressed he brought it in
ed by many employcrs, also will
YOU SAID IT
-sex couples.
same-sex
only because e court forced him
th
force extra costs on some business,
Mr. Harris used a little licence
and same-sex rights were certainly
which is a Harris ally.
and ran ads claiming his fust prior-
not part of his agenda
No one is going to win elections
The was:
ity was improving the struggling
Mr. Harris is fond of giving his
solely on the issue of same-sex
question
economy while the Liberals' was
legislation naives that imply it bo-
rights, but Mr. Harris is eying to
Durham public school Grade 3 and 6 students
giving rights to gays and this ap-
stows blessings such as the Fewer
build an image as a champion of
did better on this year's reading, writing and
pealed to so many the Tones won
Politicians Act when reducing rid-
family values, as tax cuts for
and scared the Liberals off sup-
ings and An Act to Restore Bal-
which he is renowned become less
arithmetic tests than the provincial average.
porting the NDP's subsequent pro-
ante and Stability in Labour Rela-
possible and lose some appeal.
What's your opinion?
pad-
tions when gutting union powers.
The premier has started by ga-
Since becoming premier, Mr.
The premier tried to show
ting stricter on crime and promis-
Harris has shown no inclination to
where the blame hies by calling his
ing to force beggars and squeegee
support same-sex rights, refusing
same-sex law An Act to amend
kids off streets and improve the be -
to join other party leaders in gay
certain statutes because of the
hhaviour of students.
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case which precipitated the change
argue they are by their support for
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in law.)
same-sex rights and might do it
Canada ruled in May Ontario was
Mr. Harris also did not have a
again because he did it before.
violating the Charter by not giving
single Tory speak in the debate on
Leanne Schivas Ken Fraser Stacy Maks
its same-sex couples the same
the bill when the Legislature
says, "I think it's says, "It's good. says, "I'm not
rights as couples of opposite sexes
passed it except Attorney General
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because teachers It's probably the sure why that
living together under common law,
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are doing a better result of the would be, but it's
and ordered it to do so, Mr. Hams
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sniffed defiantly same-sex couples
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fiW toast and sown of residence
curriculum and
were not his definition of family.
good to say about it, but would
will be considered for publics.
the teacben."
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have sounded incongruous knock-
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BY MARIANNE TAKACS
Staff Writer
PICKERING — Families from
across Durham and many from Scar-
borough and the rest of the GTA will
come together at Pickering's Devi
Mandir Sunday, Nov. 7 to celebrate
one of the most important Hindu festi-
vals of the year.
Divali, also known as Diwali or the
Festival of Lights, is a time when peo-
ple gather in their homes and temples
to celebrate and pray for well-being,
Prosperity and peace of mind, says
Pundit Ravi Prasad Sharma, one of
three pundits or spiritual leaders at
Devi Mandir.
(Mandir translates from Hindi as
'temple', while pundit means 'learned
man' or 'priest').
About 700 to 1,000 people are ex-
pected to mark the most important day
of the festival Sunday evening at Devi
Mandir, the only Hindu temple in
Durham Region.
"Divali is actually a five-day cele-
bration;" says Pundit Prasad Sharma.
"It starts on November 51h and ends on
the 9th"
And, he explains, each day carries
its own traditions, meanings and festiv-
ities.
The first day is Dhan Teras, when
Hindus who suffer from illness wor-
ship Dhan Van Tri, the physician of the
gods, in hope of a cure.
The second day. Narak Chaturdashi.
celebrates the destruction of the demon
Narak by Lord Krishna, and Lord Kr-
ishna's restoration of righteousness to
the world and mankind.
"All Hindus will light a diya (a clay
cup filled with oil and a wick). di the
south of the house, and pray for their
ancestors;" says Pundit Prasad Sharma.
The light is supposed to guide ances-
tors to their descendants' homes. "The
ancestors become like angels for us
and they guide us:'
Nov. 7, the third and most important
day, will bring Divali Night.
Hindus will fact through the day-
time before 'puja' or prayers at sunset,
and then light as many diyas as possi-
ble (Divali means 'row of lights'), and
go to temple.
They will pray to the goddess Lak-
shmi- who is the mother of the world in
Divali i*n
Durham
A time of celebration for Hindus
Pundit Prasad Sharma is one of three spiritual leaders at Devi Mandir tem-
ple on Brrx•k Rcxul in Pickering. Hindus from around Durham Region are
preparing fur Divali (Festival of Lights) this coming Sunday at the temple.
IIEYYi ADYERTN EK WEDI EOW E=nW No, a *ar 3,19M POM 7 M
Rama returned after 14 years of exile
and the diyas are supposed to guide his
way as well. The diya lighting and 1
La1Taine
temple services are often followed by
feasting and visiting with friends and
ROuIStOn
relatives.
Day four is Goverdhan Puja, when
RecvclersCorner
Hindus pray to Lord Krishna and cele-
-
brace the day he lifted a mountain to
Goverdhan —with his littlee finger to
Treasure
shelter his people. It's symbolic, ex-
plains the pundit, of how Lord Krishna
"will move away the mountain of prob-
lems we have "
Finally, Bhaiya Dooj or 'brother
love' comes o day five, when sister
tic a string around their brothers' right
the place
to
wrists, give them something to eat, and
patch up any differences that might
have existed between them.
Throughout Divali, Hindus
R
practise 3 Rs
ex-
change gilts in the form of sweets, par-
ticularly after prayers.
As is our tradition, Recy-
"We partake of those sweets as the
cler's Corner and the News
blessings of God;' says Pundit Prasad
Advertiser bring you the
Sharma.
'Treasure Chest' on a monthly
The pundit notes non -Hindu mem-
basis.
bers of the community are welcome to
This feature allows resi-
attend the Divali celebrations at the
dents to give away items they
Devi Mandir, and may visit at other
no longer use and to list arti-
times as well.
cles they need.
The Divali service starts at 7:30
As this is Waste Reduction
p.m. Sunday at the temple. 2590 Brock
Week, it's appropriate that the
Rd., on the west side north of Finch
Treasure Chest feature a give -
Avenue.
away People who call 420 -
Approximately 5,000 families be-
5625 will be entered in a draw
long to the Devi Mandir congregation,
to win a T-shirt, compliments
about 80 per cent from Durham Re-
of the Town of Pickering.
gion, 10 per cent from Scarborough
To use the 'Treasure
and 10 per cent from the rest of the
Chest', call 420-5625 during
GTA. Regular services are held at the
regular business hours. Call
temple Monday. Tuesday and Friday
by the last Wednesday of the
nights, as well as the major service
month.
Sunday mornings.
Devi Mandir also serves as kind of a
ITESIS NEEDED
community centre for Hindus in the
i t Piano - D(,nna Machell -
area here
509-8760.
Community and cultural events are
2) Hockey equipment for
held there, as well as children's pro-
children four and 10 years old
grams and classes in areas such as
- 831-9303.
computers and math.
3) Computer with monitor
Anyone wanting more information
and keyboard - 509-3305.
about the services or programs may
4) Computer keyboard (can
phone the temple at 686-8534
he broken) cable converter -
the Hindu faith and also the goddess of Sharma. "That's why we light all those There's also a Web site at www.de- 420-7035.
wealth. diyas to show her the path to our vimandircom. 5) Glass )ars and lids (partic-
"We believe she visits every home homes." E-mail may be addressed to ularly the Splendido spaghetti
on this night" explains Pundit Prasad Divali also m rk th d L d f
a s e ay or o
m f devimandircom. sauce jar) for storing preserva-
lives; old linen table cloths .
Durham's
l6) 9322.
6) Acrylic to knit 'Project
.� ��nt Linus' - 520-5633.
eforaotten 7 Sofa bed n -
) and fudge. cons
BY JA NE V, DONALIJ
Staff Writer
As Remembrance Day approaches,
a special I•roup of veterans visited Os-
hawa on Monday to see historic arti-
facts from a hidden location that once
played an important part in their lives.
The Second World War vets, all cur-
rently living in Toronto and well into
their 70%, were young, adventurous
women when they worked in New York
on some of the most covert intelligence
operations of the war.
Their boss, Sir William Stephenson
of 'Intrepid' fame, established Camp X
on what is now the Oshawa -Whitby
border in December 1941 as a school
for spies and as a top-secret communi-
cations installation.
The women served with him and his
second in command, Benjamin de For-
est 'Pal' Bayly, at British Security Co-
ordination Headquarters in Rockefeller
Centre.
They are still in awe of the men,
now both deceased, who organized
what was then the most efficient com-
munications systems in the world.
"Pat Bayly was in our office a lot,"
remembers Dorothy (Sewell) Evenson
of the University of Toronto professor
who ran Camp X. and who became the
first mayor of Ajax after the war. "I
was in the Type X department and I
was the first one (of the young Canadi-
an recruits) to see the machine. I was
put in an office and told, 'Here's the
book, read it and take it (the machine)
apart. When you know what it's all
about, we'll give you a staff.'"
The full extent of the coded contents
of the messages Miss Evenson and her
staff received were unknown to them at
the time.
Communications came from around
the world and once in a while, she re-
calls, Sir William would bring in spe-
cial visitors such as "Louis Mountbat-
ten, Noel Coward and Lord Beaver-
brook.'•
The sophisticated communications
network that transmitted the most sen-
PWIC mlestiwls
for the week IN Nov. 8
SecondWorld War secret place comers into open
sitive radio signals across the Atlantic,
to Bermuda and South America, and
between London and the BSC head-
quarters in Ncw York, was vital to the
Allied cause. Included in this network
was Hydra, a short-wave radio and
telecommunications centre manned by
wireless and telegraph operators at
Camp X. a model of which and as re-
maining effects the women came to
Oshawa. Oct. 25 to see.
'We meter knew where be
went, just that he went
away often on important
nwomwemts.I
— DOROTHY EVENSON
–I'm very proud of them." says Bob
Stuart, curator and owner of the Robert
Stuart Aeronautical Collection, located
in a modest Quonset but at the Oshawa
airport. The event was hosted by Mr.
Stuart.
"1 think Canada owes them a tot,"
adds the unassuming Mr. Stuart.
Indeed. Only recently have some of
the astonishing successes accom-
plished by Sir William Stephenson and
Mr. Bayly, become known.
Pinpointing the location of Nazi
submarines in the Atlantic — twice a
day — was one of those achievements
moving some historians to credit the
communications feat as the decisive
factor in winning the Battle of the At-
lantic.
"But because of this we were given
the job," Pat Bayly is quoted as saying
in an interview before his death for the
recently published Bill Macdonald
book, 'The True Intrepid — Sir
William Stephenson and the Unknown
Agents.' And that was kind of an im-
portant job, where all these subs were.
We got rid of a lot of subs that way.
Bill (Stephenson) was very pleased
with that. He thought it was proper use
of our facilities ..."
Picketing Town Council
Monday, Nov. 9, 7:30 pia. — Executive
Committee, council chamber, Pickering Civic
Complex, One The Esplanade.
Ajax Town Council
Monday, Nov 8, 7 p.m, — Standing Com-
saittee of the Whole, council chamber, Ajax
Town Hall, 65 Harwood Ave. S.
Durham Regional Council
Tuesday, Nov. 9, 1:30 p.m. — Works Com-
mittee, Works Department Boardroom, 105 Con-
sumers Dr., Whitby.
Durham school boards
Monday, Nov. 8, 7:30 p.m. — Durham
Catholk District School Board, Catholic Edu-
cation Centre, 650 Rossland Rd. W., Oshawa
J:l
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rfr '.i
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puler games. adjustable bed -
for a handicapped child - 426-
xxl3
Tools. equipment, machin -
cry in working condition for
,ictal working, w(xid work -
.ng, plastic,, printing, textiles
4 automotive =Testi lot tk-
yelopment (tax receipt avail-
able upon request) - 416-585-
5050
9) Sofa and love seat. 20 -inch
colour TV. VCR, women's
plus size clothing - 839-6056.
10) infant car seats icspecial-
ly the larger size for 20 -
pounds plus babies). cribs
(must be 19117 standard)•
strollers• high chairs - Durham
Pregnancy Centre - 839-9561
or 720-3252.
Il) Free-standing clothes
racks for display and storage
purposes, good quality cloth-
ing/accessories, and volun-
teers - new Big Sisters store -
428-8111.
12) Ridc-on lawnmower and
weed whacker. dressers, furni-
ture, metal rooting and siding,
drywall, filing cabinets, panel-
ing, medical supplies, truck
trailer to keep some animals
quarantined, and volunteers -
Second Chance Wildlife Sanc-
tuary - 649-8282.
Port Pt author L nn -Mali Hodgson, who recent published a book !ITEMS TO GIVE AWAY
�' y P 8 recently P I) Black 8' x 7' Stanley
about Camp X, motions towards a model of the spy school as the veterans i garage door - 683-0558.
look on. They are: from left to right, Charmian Manehee, Dorothy Evenson 2) Commodore 64 computer -
Jean Peacock and Janet FuzGerald. 427-5838.
13) T-shirt, in a draw for Waste
"Our department worked around the
clock," confirms Mrs. Evenson. "We
worked shifts, 24 hours a day"
Still bound by the Official Secrets
Act, the wartime communications ex-
perts are unable to divulge much about
the details of special wartime work.
But of the famous Mr. Bayly, there is
no reluctance to speak.
"We knew he was someone very
special and important," says Mrs,
Evenson.
"We never knew where he went, just
that he went away often on important
assignments. We didn't know if we
didn't need to know and we never
talked about what we did even to each
other. But Pu Bayly was very impor-
tant, very clever and very special. We
were in awe of him."
"I'm very happy they came to Os-
hawa," concludes an impressed Mr.
Stuart.
"We're very indebted. The amazing
thing is they kept their mouths shut.
Tbey didn't go out and write books
after the war. They're a pretty closed-
mouth group of ladies."
i Reduction Week - 420.5625.
000
Another Pickering Waste
Reduction Week activity is a
draw for cloth Christmas bags
at Rougemount Food and Pro-
duce on Hwy. 2.
At the same plaza, check
out the special Rs cookies at
Bakery Plus. And, Loblaws
and Austrian Bakery in Pick-
ering will be decorating cook-
ies.
Make way for
emergency vehicles
The sound of a siren might be music to the ears
of a child, but it's a warning for other drivers to get
out of the way.
As the Official Driver's Handbook says, "if
you hear the bell or siren of a police, fire, ambu-
lance or public utility emergency vehicle, or see its
lights flashing, you must get out of the way. On a
two-way road, stop as close as possible to the right-
hand side of the road and clear of any intersection.
On a one-way road with more than two lanes, stop
as close as possible to the nearest edge of the road
and clear of any intersection. Wait until the emer-
gency vehicle has passed"
You have to be at least 150 metres, or about
500 fat the old way, behind an on -duty fire truck
or ambulance.
Some volunteer blaze -busters use a flashing
green light if they're travelling to a fire in their own
vehicle. "Courteous drivers yield the right-of-way
to these vehicles," the handbook says.
OOO
OUR MISTAKE: Information in the Wednes-
day, Oct. 27 edition of the News Advertiser's Wise
Words column contained incorrect information on
the demerit -point system. Drivers accumulate de-
merit points for driving offences instead of losing
them. The News Advertiser regrets the error.
rts &Entertain ent
N E W S
ADVERTISER NOV. 3. 1999
Pickering man takes unique musical journey
Gain whistles while he works
BYAL RIVf,7T and Toronto FM station CKI.N. "I think it's the most diffi-
StajgEditor Next week. he'll perform cult and the most sophisticated
PICKERING — Danny Gain's two numbers from the CD on music style. As I improved 1
not just whistling Dixie. The Picker- the popular morning program couldn't find anything as chal-
ing musician has embraced many jazz Breakfast Television on CITY- lenging as jazz.:' says Gain.
genres while performing his unique TV. He'll be accompanied by When you consider that ap-
sounds the past three decades. local jazz pianist Norman Ama- preciation for jazz takes an ac -
He's whistled in jazz clubs in dio. yuired musical taste. the addi-
Toromo with many of the city's top A rarity in musical circles. tion of whistling might put it
jazz musicians for the past 30 years Gain took up whistling as a off limits k, even more people.
and he's puckered up to deliver his youth when listening to his But. Gain has found that over
sweet sounds in commercial jingles to uncle Vince Mackey who %his- the years most people who've
pitch everything from soap to beer. tied along with the music while heard his music like it.
Now. the 65-vear-old musician has practising on his guitar. "It's kind of a shock to some
a CD of jazz favourites which has "I was intrigued by it. I prac- people because it's so unique
been on record store shelves the past tiled and got better. I started to hut. by and large. they like it. A
couple of weeks. whistle what I heard:' says Portion of the population has
The nine-Wmg CD. entitled List- Gain. who adds he can only found it irritating because of its
nin' Whisilin' Danny Gain and name two other jazz musicians shrill clement.
Friends, is sprinkled with jazz impro- who've whistled professionally. Whistling lacks snob appeal
visation which breathes new life into While he's also whistled because it's equated with low -
old standards like Autumn Leaves, classical music over the years, brow stuff like whistling for a
Sweet Georgia Brown and After he's always come back to jazz cab or whistling at girls, but be -
You've Gone. as it offered him the greatest cause of its uniqueness or the
"it was a case of putting some- musical challenge. way 1 do it, it goes over very
thing together for promotion:' Gain
says of the CD, recorded with the
help of a jazz ensemble at Steve Sher-
man Productions in Scarborough two
months ago. Su far. the CD has re-
ceived some airplay on CBC Radio C
Local artists =--t_ _
show top
works in Ajax
AJAX — Artists from acro %s
Durham will display their works at an
upcoming Joined Art Extubiuo n
The opening of the cxtubmon is
stated for the McLean Community
Centre Friday, Nos 5 from 7 to 9 p m.
Ttxrsc attending the opening recep-
tion can meet the artists, view the pnzc-
winning w.wk. and purchase the pieces
as most will be tot sale
The response to the inaugural event,
sponsored by the PmcRndge Arts
Council and the Town of Ajax, has
been "tremerdbus", notes PineRrdge
Arts Council president Andrea Graham
in a press rckasc.
The exhibition has attracted 102
Durham artists who've subnutted 185
works to be judged Of that number. 49
works are in the youth category.
The show will be judged by
Christopher Jackson, head of programs
and interpretations at the McMichael
Canadian Art Collection in Klcinturg.
Almost S1S00 in cash awards will
be distributed to the winners.
The exhibition will be on display at
the McLean centre until Dec. 1.
The community centre is at 95 Mag-
ill Dr.
For more information call Ms. Gra-
ham at 686-8298.
Beat stress and
stage fright
AJAX — A doctor of naturopathic
medicine will discuss topics of interest
to performers and the general public at
a local music association's meeting
Sunday, Nov. 28 at 2 p.m.
The Pickering branch of the Ontario
Registered Music Teachers' Association
will host Dr. Celina Lubczynski, who'll
speak on stress management. depress
Sion and stage fright at St. Timothy's
Presbyterian Church. A discussion peri-
od will follow. Refteshinents will be
served. Cost is $10 for adults and $5 for
seniors and students.
St. Timothy's Presbyterian Church is
at 97 Burcher Rd., Ajax.
i For more information call Joan
Touma at 428-7420.
Music students,
teachers keyed up
to hit right notes
A local music association will host
an upcoming recital in Pickering Vil-
lage.
The Pickering branch of the Ontario
Registered Music Teachers' Associa-
tion will host its Canada Music Week
recital at St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church Sunday, Nov. 14 at 2 p.m.
The recital will feature students and
teachers in concert.
Tickets, available at the door on the
afternoon of the recital, are $5 for
adults and $3 for seniors and children.
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church is
at 35 Church St. N., Pickering Village.
For more information call 428-7420.
well."
His whistling has taken him
on a unique musical journey to
such Canadian variety shows as
Peter Appleyard Presents, Juli-
ette & Friends and Mr. Dress -
Up. He's also performed on the
CBC Radio show Musical
Friends.
Gain reports his whistling
career has taken a backburner
to performing as a movie and
television extra in Toronto of
late.
That's because he believes
many of the current Toronto
club owners are lukewarm to
whistling as a form of musical
entertainment, much more so
than they were in the '70s when
his career was in its heyday.
"Some of the club owners
are leery of it, especially when
they're not jazz people:' he
says.
Pickering resident Danny Gain has enjoved success
with his unique musical expression through whistling.
He's recentiv released a CD showcasing his talent.
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WEDNESDAY, aNOV. Aj3 BILLBOARD
SINGLE PARENTS: The az•Pickenng
Chapter of the One Parent Families Associa-
tion meets Wednesdays at 8 p.m. at the An-
nandak Golf and Curling Club, corner of NOV 3, 1999
Bayly and Church Sts., Ajax. New members
welcome. For custodial and non-custodial par- ages five to seven. Cost is $65. Call Cathy
ents.831-1201. Wickins at 428-1512 (evenings). I -K00-597-
5772. ext. 220 (days).
OSTEOPOROSIS: The Ajax-Pickenng Os-
teoporosis Support Group meets the first
Wednesday of each month from 1:30 to 3:30
p.m. in lower -level conference rooms A and B
at Ajax -Pickering Health Centre, 580 Har-
wood .Ave S., Ajax. Guest speakers. Free. All
welcome. Phone 683-3948 or 428-6632 for
more information.
BEAVERS: The 2nd Ajax Beavers is staring
a new Beaver colony at Southwoxxf Park Pub-
lic Seh(xll. Lambard Cres.. Ajax. Meetings
every Wednesday from 6 to 7 p.m. It's for K)vs
UNICEF
needs
Pickering
helpers
UNICEF's
work didn't end
on Halloween.
No scree, you
sweet treat sup-
pliers to the
young and ghoul-
ish
While the in-
temational orga-
nization is most
visible to area
residents on Oct.
31, its work con-
tinues throughout
the vear.
Right now.
volunteers are
being sought by
UNICEF Ontario
to help with the -
organization s
he -
organization's
Fall - Winter
GrectIng Cards
and Gilt Booth W
the Pickering
T(rwn Centre.
People with
retail, sales or
cua(xncr service
experience arc
preferred. If
you're mterected.
call Reena L-alji.
marketing direc-
tor for UNICEF
o
Ontari. at 416-
41A'7 41 SZ t,,,
more informa-
tion.
Chow
down for
a turkey
stuffing
PICKERING
— An Old -Fash-
ioned Turkey
Supper is being
held Saturday,
Nov. 6 at Dunbar -
tun -Fairport
United Church.
There'll be sit-
tings at 5 and 7
p.m. The menu
will include
turkey. stuffing,
mashod potatoes.
gravy, peas. corn,
carrots, bevcr-
ages and a selec-
tion of home-
made pies for
dessert.
Tickets are
$10 for adults
and free for chil-
dren under 12.
To reserve
tickets call 839-
7271.
The church is
at 1066 Dunbar -
ton Rd. (at Dixie
Road and Hwy.
2), Pickering.
Autism
Society
meets
tonight
The Autism
Society, Durham
Chapter, will
hold a general
meeting Wednes-
day, Nov. 3 at
7:30 p.m. at 450
Broadgreen St.,
Pickering.
This group
provides support
for families of
individuals with
PDD or autism.
For more in-
formation call
Judy Crosbie at
427-9572.
AUTISM: The Autism Society, Durham
Chapter, holds a general meeting at 7:30 p.rn
at 450 Broadgreen St.. Pickering. This group
provides support for families of individuals
with PDD or autism. 427-9572 (Jud}Cros-
bie 1.
THURSDAY, NOV 4
OVEREATERS: Overeaters .Anonymous
meets even Thursday at 7:30 p.m. No dues or
fees required. Call 428-8660 (Man') for loca-
tion.
NATURALISTS: Pickenng Naturalists meet
from 8 to 10 p.m. in the library of St. Elizabeth
Seton Catholic School. 480 Strouds Lane,
north of Sheppard Ave. off Rosebank Rd*N "' N.,
Pickering. Earle Keatlev will present Hump-
backs of Maui and discuss their activities and
the challenge in photographing them in their
AIDS prevention
blitz needs help
environment. 831-1639 (Michelle Farrell).
Volunteers are needed to
hit the streets for the AIDS
FRIDAY, NOV. S
Committee of Durham.
PUB NIGHT: Ballycldti Lodge. 70 Station
The organization's Street
St.. Ajax, holds a pub night from 7 to 10 p.m.
Program targets youth by
featuring the Country Jammers. Free admis-
providing them HIV/AIDS
Sion, cash liar, all welcome. 683-7321.
information and prevention
materials. Each weekend,
ADDICTION: The Serenity Group holds its
staff and volunteers make
weekly 12 -Step Recovery Meeting at 8 p.m. at
contact with young people
Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd..
perceived to be at risk of
Pickering. The group deals with addictions of
HIV/AIDS, such as sex -
all types, including co-dependency. All wel-
trade workers, drug users
Come. Child care program available as re-
and gay. Icshian and bt%cxu-
quired. 428-9431 (Jim. evenings)
al youths
i
The program involves
educating youth about the
virus and disease, distribu-
tion of health promotion and
prevention materials, and
making referrals.
Volunteers are trained in
areas such as street safety,
crisis intervention, homo-
phobia and substance abuse.
Anyone interested in be-
coming a volunteer or find-
ing out more about the pro-
gram can call Debbie Car-
son at 665-0051.
Why would a union Pav for advertising
that promotes an employer's business?
Cooperation is the key to successful
change in Ontario's electricity industry
Tu:tl>s customars o! the nowsisal4a"ted utility, veridian
Union.
nion on behalf of Veridian soul its employees' the
er of Pickering• Aja and Clarington
.� poser Workers' newspapers on
new company formed by the recent ��advertise�oents in localnemil-
for advertising Ihat Promotes an en4lor s
municipal electric utilities, placed
Why would a union pay es economic sense for the employees and
Sunday. answer is that it mak
business's The term job security' '
adds to their long-term
is corning to Ontario
Competition and cuatome
NOV, The merge r choice in electricity Supp or
r of these three local utilities
by
which is expected amajor
mper 1000. cition. .
ring for that � the Yest of Canada, and the
first Step in energy
Ontario,
cher energy suppliers from d residential
fierce. to win bothbusiness
every tomer that leaves
United States, will fx trying
rapidly-4ro"'ln9 region degree
customers in thisother suppliers will reduce to some dear
of these it of its employees- By working
xleridian for one and the recur Y local jobs -
,with
fiscal strengthte the business' we're Protecting
with the employer to p
industry's organized
which represents most
of the roach to
.me power Workers' Union, n -minded, cooperative app
utility workers, has taken an ° since it began in the early 19908- we
restructuring beat
electricity industry tition would rut only telephone
believed from the start that competition le, coupe .1 _
ze (just as, for elle, u would open up many more
interests of consum but also But we also felt
long-distance services hasbeeworked worked in the business•
tition should be as smooth as possible for
opportunities for those of us
that the transition to coupe is ort•
those who had always kept Ontario's lights i
made the PWU
the Ontario government sired this goal industry,
, including
To its credit, for the changes in our And 1e're
- r in planning Transit' Casatittse•
a full
partner provincial Electricity the most of the
membership on thewith all our employers on Plans to ma Iplace, which will
now busy working electricity
challenges Saud �ort.unities of as open
j shoes en es all of Borth America '
oneof the things ire doing tition
The M's adYertitsin9 sign is only for and succeed when comps
Veridian °tad its estploy�ees to
prepare everywhiere in the Proving
help re doing here, we'll do to cpmpetitive
pegins Aryl what we' red that the key � their
where PNU members work. We've determi
sitre's that tanderstand they
with busitye
cooperation ,
is used tb 1suah as their emplayee8
i`
Sincerely
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N E W S
ADIVERTISER NOV. 3, 1999
1111110
Pickering juniors record two big wins on weekend
val lifts PanthersDast rival Aax Axemen
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BY AL RIVE7T
Srxnt.c Editor
PICKERING — After playing like
pussy cats I -or much of the early going of
the junior hockey season, the Pickering
Boyer Pontiac Panthers now seem back
on the prowl following back-to-back
weekend victories.
The Panthers started the weekend by
upending the Oshawa Legionaires 6-4 in
OHA Ontario Provincial Junior 'A'
Hockey League action at the Pickering
Recreation Complex Friday night. They
capped it offin fine style by edging tlx:
rival Ajax Klondike Axcmcn 8-7 at the
Ajax Community Centre Sunday after-
noon.
Rookie forward Mint Garisto was the
Panthers' hero Sunday, potting the game
winner with a mere I I seconds remain-
ing on the clock The marker. Gansto's
second of the garne. came as he swatted
a loose puck hehmd Ajax coahe John
Ccet on a g(,al mouth scramhle
AIATF GARISTO
Game-KinninY ,goal a,guinsr
Ajor Axemen Sunda%
MIKE HANNA
,Scored ,goals in weekend
wins over Ajax and Oshawa.
The suddenly rejuvenated Panthers
have put together a mill two -game win-
ning streak, while being victorious in
three of their last four games. The
team's formerly sputtenng offericc is
also st rting to show signs of life, as
IPickenng snipers have scored 14 goals
in the past two games. Moreover, the 3-
12-4 Panthers have moved out of the
South Conference cellar now inhabited
by the Legionaires.
And, the team's sudden resurgence
has put a smile on the face, of general
manager and interim head coach Ron
Blizzard, who's not only had to pick up
the pieces after his former coaching staff
quit last month, but also to find a way to
keep positive in the facie of a season
which was becoming more grim with
each mounting loss.
He points to a looser, happier bunch
of younger players who've suddenly
found their scoring touch and have
gelled as a team over the past couple of
weeks.
-1 think the team seems a lot looser.
Everyone was afraid to make a mistake
but now they're starting to play their
game;' explains Blizzard, who admits
his coaching days won't last much
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longer as he'll definitely hire a new
french hoes this week
"Everyone is starting to conn into
their own now and the vets are playing
good right now. When the rets arc play-
ing with confidence. naturally the young
kids will follow"
While defence went out the window
against the Axemen. the Panthers battled
through both chippy play and numerous
penalties to post their first victory
against the Axemen.
The Panthers held a 5-3 advantage
over the Axemen after 40 minutes. That
lead evaporated in the third periost with
the teams were tied at 7-7 heading into
the last minute of play.
Also scoring for the Panthers were
Garret Winder with three points, includ-
ing two goals and an assist. Team cap-
tain Bill Duncan. Mike Hanna Brent
Chandler and Kyle Aitken notched sin-
gles. Dan Sch41cld and Oliver Lope/
chipped in with two assists apiece.
In Friday's win over Oshawa, the
Panthers held a 1-0 lead after the open-
ing 20 minutes, then upped their advan-
tage to two goals in the middle frame
with a 4-2 lead. Tit-- Pickering juniors
hung on to their iwo-goal lead through
the final stanza. On a sour note, the Pan-
thers gave up three powerplay markers
to the Legionaires.
Hanna scored twice to lead the Pan- The Panthers return to action Friday
thers against Oshawa. lan Ross. Dun- when they host the Parry Sound Sham -
can. Garisto and John Buscema added rucks :u the Recreation Complex start -
single markers. ing at 7 30 p.m.
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Ajax -Pickering Dolphins • Kxle Exume is Football League plaigf)r action at Pickering
grabbed by the collar by a North York Grit- Sundav morning. The Dolphins won the
lies defender during Central Ontario Minor quarter -final match 32.6.
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Schools Idred
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tournament this
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The tourna-
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had a distinct m- x >E•- �
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flavour as a teak a.
from the Scuhi%, -
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Iowa competed.
Members of Scn- •
set Hugh Smith's
Richmond Hill
Karate Dojo and
one fighter from
each of the Os-
hawa and Clar- r
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Karate Cluaho
took part. l '
Local martial ' E
antes' results: r-
Children five
to eight years
white to green
belt: Julian --
Harmsen, Seco
in kata: Brendan
Fox, second..
sparring. i`
Children nine
to 12 years white
to yellow belt: E
Emily Maille,
first in kata; Karl
Poyhonen, first in O 0
sparring; Aaron
Karamath, sec-
ond in kata, third
in sparring; Riley
Geurts, second in
sparring: Kyle a
Sisson, t1hrd in
kala. low
Children nine .
b 12 years or- c s
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Dolphins teams in Central Ontario
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All three Ajax -Pickering
and keeping the 'thunder off- game.
Dolphins Football Club teams
balance throughout the contest. The offensive stars for the
have advanced to the semi-fi-
Scoring touchdowns for the atoms were West, Olusoga and
nals of the Central Ontario
tykes were Huntley Richards Tyrell. On defence, the star of
Minor Football League play-
with two, Robert Spagnola, the game was Andre Muresan.
downs after winning games in
Andre Shand and Justin Smith. The Ajax -Pickering pee -
Pickering Sunday.
McLaughlin added three con- weer were embroiled in a hard -
The Dolphins tykes white-
verts. fought contest with Markham,
washed the Scarborough Thun-
The offensive game stars for but perseverance paid off.
der 40-0, the atoms de -clawed
the tykes were Richards and lames Leckey scored two
the North York Grizzlies 326
Scutt Campbell. The defensive touchdowns and was 5 -for -7 on
and the peewees ran roughshod
stars were Hosein and Elliott. convert attempts. hoe Dublin
over the Markham Raiders 52-
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34 in playoff games at Pine
contest. the Dolphins rebound- Jason Collins and Devon
Ridge Secondary School.
cd from a troublesome first half Browne added one major
This Sunday, Nov. 7, the
to take control in the second apiece. Leckey and Browne
Dolphins teams will play in the
half. earned their touchdowns on the
COMFL semi-finals. The tykes
Abi Olusoga scored two kick return team.
will travel to Burlington for a
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9:30 a.m. tilt. The atoms will
a major and four converts. Jah- for the Dolphins peewees was
play in Scarborough against the
moy Tyrell returned a kickoff Bryan Trotman The offensive
Thunder at I I a.m., followed
for a touchdown to start the star was Leckey.
h% the peewees who'll also
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NEED MONEY??
WORK IS AVAILABLE
WAREHOUSERS
ASSEMBLERS
PACKAGERS
FACTORY WORKERS
Pickering, AjaxWhdby, Oshawa
Apply in person in Ajax
15 Harwood Ave. S. Suite 202
ADEPT PERSONNEL
Most bring void cheque
for direct payment
JOB FAIR
Saturday November 6, 1999
Weare currenuy looking for
Professional AZ Drivers
(experienced and newly qualified)
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• Cmmmal Search
(all within the last 30 days)
The most qualified will be invited back
for a road test on Sunday, November
7th, and the start of a Progressive
Training P ram
LOCATI;IVa
Oshawa Execrative Towers
419 Kine Street West
61th Floor, Suite 601
Oshawa, Ontario
Time. 9t3o a.m. - 2:oo pm.
:^.Is itppiirhiro, wI , give v,iu tht'rx
penance ou meed to become a fully
yualifyied tractor trailer driver
WRITTEN TEST WILL BE
ADMINISTERED ON SATURDAY
No Calls or Faxes Please
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IS looking for
prospects to
deliver
newspapers1and
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Emperor St
Simpson Rd.
Follett or.
Kmgs Cres.
Tulloch Dr.
o'dsil Cri.
Rollo Dr
Hewitt Cres.
Leach Dr.
Gates Cres.
Marsh Ln
LNlcokrl St.
MIN St.
Duffin St. t.
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Hkley Ave
Bu rangnam Crs.
Kukham Dr.
Bramwell Or
PICKERING
Roseoank Rd
WdOnower or
WoodSmerc Cres.
Garland Cres.
Maple Gate Rd.
Harvest Dr.
19W a 1975 -
Rosefield Rd.
Rost Dr.
Stouds Ln.
FaVndale Rd. �
Riverview Cres,
Valley Gate.
Gwendolyn St.
Ldnsbrd St.
Hoover Dr.
mowed Cres.
Richardson St.
Batory Ave.
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FOR FURTHER
INFORMATION
905-683-5117
FULL Tai tFACFEs7 as -
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ARMADA GROUP,
570 Coronation Drive,
Scarlwrough Ontario
M1E 2K1
TIER II Automotive Parts Supplier
TOOLING ENGINEER Responsibilities include, prepare
quotes for new Plastic Infection and Zinc Diecast Moulds,
review & approve mould design,prov,ide support for
continuous Improvement on existing toolsand other associated
duties. Some travel required. Successful applicants will have
a minimum 5 years experience in similar position in the
automotive industry, thorough knowlcd},•e of Automotive
Plastics and Injection Mouldingg knowledge of zinc and
aluminum diecast process will be an asset, Ability, to read
and work with Mathdata and blueprints and understanding of
GD&T's required. Engineering degree in Tool/Machine design
preferred.
HUMAN RESOURCES ASSISTANT Main areas of
responslblhty include, administration of computerized
hmrkeepinq system and weekly (outsourced) payroll, Group
Benefits, WSIB Claims Management, tracking of training In
so
compliance with QSt:KM requirements and me clerical du-
ties. Incumbent must possess excellent computer, WIN 95/
Office 97 and math skills.
Forward resume to address listed above or
Fax: (416)281-8789
email: armadahr uidirect.ca
Attention: H/R Manager
Do you love a good sale?
We need 50-60 people for a
,huger warehouse sale in
Pickering.
Positions include
1 daytime supervisor
1 evening/weekend supervisor
Experienced cashiers and
floor staff
If you want to earn extra
cash for Christmas
pkmw call: (905) 436-6202,
(905) 427-0717
` . Fax resume to:
(905) 576-4698
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The Working Saltation
UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE
requires
NEWSPAPER CARRIERS
to deliver papers twice a week In the
follrnnrg areas:
UXBRIDGE
Main St. N.
Brock St.
Bristol Pond
Bristol Sands Crs. Alta Rd.
Heritage Hills
Silversprings Crs.
Hillborne Crt.
Also Adult Carrier for walk
& drive routes needed
CALL DEBBIE
905-852-9741
CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES
If there are firms or Individuals to whom
you do not wish your reply sent, simply
place your application In an envelope
addressed to the tax number In the
advertlsenlent aNd attach a lit of such
names. Place your application and list In
an envelope and address to: Box Replies.
If the advertiser is one of the names on
your list your application will be
destroyed.
PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are fazed
directly to Dsltm This Week, will not
N forwrded to the lilt slumber.
Originals most be sent dirn3ly as
Indkgbd by the istiftctiolls in the ad.
This, flews "Wilw
Is looking for reliable people to insert and
dekver papers and fyers door to door
ry Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and
� SaNrday In the Picketing area.
Deliveries must be completed by 6:00pm.
Must have a vehicle.
For more information
call 905.683-5117
NEWER AJAX SALON
requires
EtLperlEfaoed stylists
Fa ilkime and Part-time Pssitiars
srailable. Great wages, coounission and
inceptive programs. Bright and friendly
abnospher'e. Cote join our tea
(905)619-8057
WANTED
News Advertiser is seeking
contractor to deliver to rural areas
in Pickering. Work consists of
collation and distribution of
papers and flyers.
Four days a week.
Must have vehicle.
Please contact
Camille at 683-6117
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We have an immediate position available
for a career minded, goal oriented person.
Responsibilities include maintaining previ-
ous customer contact. Handling incoming
calls and coordinating appointments. The
successful applicant will have a clear
speaking voice. friendly disposition and
polite telephone manner. Starting salary is
5350 00 per week plus bonuses (reviewed
after 60 (lays;. The key Individual we are
seeking can look forward to recognition.
stead!r growth and job security
For an interview, call Marc at
Magic Touch Chimney Sweeps,
6-0226
905-68
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tax resume to 905127.O247
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Canada's Number One Home Furnishings
Retailer Is now hiring Sales Associates for fur-
niture. appliance/ electronic sales. Home fur-
nishings sales experience not absolutely neces-
sary However, you must be enthusiastic, per-
sonable. presentable and willing to learn. This is
a rare opportunity for career -oriented Individu-
als to loin the renowned industry leader and
earn above average incomes ($35.000 -
$100,000) in a friendly, stable 8 profitable work
environment. Our benefits include medical
insurance. dental insurance, prescription drug
plan, generous employee discounts and profit
Sharing along with career growth opportunities
to those who aspire to management positions.
Please send your resume or apply at:
20 McLevin Ave..
Scarborough. Ont. M1 B 2V5
We thank evet•rone who appnes. howerer. only
those selected for an interview will be contacted.
SCARBOROUGH LABEL ('041PA1'1
1, seckmg a Print Sale% Profie%siunal 1,•
develop ncu s les PrOocnce will be given
I,, ;hilae familiar with the Ilexographhc Indus-
vy. Competitive remuneration package
Please fax resume to:
116-293-6561
ELECTRICIAN REtr)L-IRI1)
bus% shop Int mdectna, m,acnlnen re.;nacs
electnican IV wire diesel powered tali track
manotenance equipment. Nlust haat' a,w'n
tool. and he capable of working tram
engineered drawings and schcinalics.
Please tae resume ur
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teen o.tact ano 2 tits OTR e.penence
Some hdnODombnng requ,red Also seek•na
Shunter for 12 hour shuts in Durham Region
Please call 905-571.1603
\h111+17 and SEMI-SFII.1-E.1)
PE.R�ONNE.1- NE E UEU
who
capandmg its Production facihtwc In
,,,, Nwough Vic have openings for
the t,,11 -,ng rx'nrnnel
-Shear Operators -Brake Press Operators
-Ill C Wiedemann Punch Press Operators
,MIG r$
JIG Weide
• C.N.c Machinist for 0,111111 Vertical
Machining Center. OKK Horimatal
Machining Center. Maxak Machine.
Slant -40. Orf 00. Mwaa - H500-50
3 pars erpenence required
And General Laboertrz
We Offer cumpre;:va- wages Jrd Ik nrf ts.
TTC takes a.w to our door
Maw vend sour «aurae leo
Plant Manger
NORTHERN ELEVATOR
Fax (416)291-3654
NEW OFFICE
CASH FON Wit We a"BRAND
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WIMTeT. OAekaOM ] boon
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Need to fill 12 open in 5 IMMEDIATELY!!!
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No experience necessary. 18+
. Full Time Only.
SALES
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Call Amber (905) 686-4472.
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Appliances. All Util. Included.
$1R.5M OPEN HOUSE.
SUN Nov Id. z 4 -
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In-house Supt. & Mlaint.
Pro
1353 Wecker a Oshawa 4-
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FUB Snn. onion COrrTolbn
1m 6 CIA. $S90d
Pop, 434 2776
On site Security.
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APARTMENTS - AJAX
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contact to, " nl�K,s«, card
hlNd$25.000 595.
33 & 77 Falby Crt.
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11112 C6aw•w Cwrr awn
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2 & 3 Bedroom apts.
4 BEDROOM SEMI, or Bow-
ma -lie large ,aid garage.
Mrk1 to
1 1 Ankki Wanted
Sale
Call 686-085
[lose p x72001. sln)pp1ry,
401 Asking f126.900 For
BFOROOM SET i:ewwno�; BUYING ANTIQUE aid rot
•s.r• nlOr i,,Nes
1992 SYwOp Formula Plvt.
583 engine uuoded track,
Or VISIt US at:
more,)- 1905)697-3532
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heionoato Uumn runless cnril e,,ates Pest possr-
time
2000 ton h9 wamers exod-
len- condition $2900 705.
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(:ad ,90516861717 905.985.8161
328-04W Still
,.A OFF TIED. wroupM von PIANO BENCH WANTED. an
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tem room)-, no damage
Bert nrrA
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° New Cast $1 200 Sac, Ron 586.8351 'sop.
$+200 c b o 905&19.19t1
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SOCK OF IMN'TING??
cARPETs a carpel,
WANTED
'Leat Tickets'
2 BEOIIOOM alt near ostia-
OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASY11
new
,. Ion rNw SM I
o -e -pets on harts I R
Will pay face value.
via Centre and 401 Pa
• Firat Time Buyer? - Cell Marlal
!t C 3 rooms. 5349 Price
Call Bruce Danford
rounoiy. s,n,age x«i
SmoMas preeened 5660'tro
• Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Merkl
'ea carpet p,mawm pad.
n mmrila n. fast ONn
579-4400
d,rs T90I Av-aaw Dec Ist
rig
• Not Much Dowrvpayment? - Call Markt
Mark honest.
hee anmaes (30 lads)
ext. 2207
9105. 9160
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offers Profee6ional,
no Anrvice to help own a home.
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CARPETS SALE 6 HARD.
WANTED. Mode, Ilam, and
2 BEDROOM BSMT APT
Sep m11 mcludmg utilities
preswre you
(9055) 571-62755 Or 1 -BOG -840-6275
WOOD FLOORING 'ripe, 3 I•a.r. pmts Will bur' Iatcut$
Parking 5751}nw Iso„sl
Mark Stapley
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$.139 1' ", .d 1 in ono amprete sns any gag' Avail Immetratly No pens
�. .39 ;,t,•. ,gym pap n 190m`l Set? Mwy2Albna Call 7 10pm eRia• n•p. sawmill Abbty Real Estane Ltd.
installation Free esu- reek0ays. { anytnme on 1 Auctlom G+IrNa MOLE
�."Ves Carpet repots Sesv. ekends (905)-509-8170 1 1 r 1. THREE BEDROOM house rot PrIvW Moms ; o a•.«,�•w
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ra Creat Gras Accepted throughout very clean $719 SPACIOUS we' mamtamed 2 antral Osba.a 5815 diA
{.+ Sam 90}644772 btd'•xtm avl5 Aval at 900 .weds LGE MrUMk B a m - Sunday Nov. 7th at the
CRIITERS WANTED at 'Int wAAn nduaa 51iC' 4100 $t 430 pr Monday hurt Frway DISTRESS SALE Barn tore- Pon Fin Make rn s..rn we
'.ARPET AND VINYL E OslHwa 2s-1436 an, ran n"len some .an lot appointment (905) 723- Fele pr. erre 1721 0l foredo -
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lhopprrg tree mto 1-naa 05ISI5 cal I,•'I w o re•t wrest
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101 Customer ke lov rotor
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po- n' Irrdgc. M* IEmed gad. We aea you are ohneskd n A^T,QueS. Collectables.
at f36 m1aWl Call 9os436. ra,y Du,blmg Ckan quiet se- OSHAWA „ $1250 dos Dec t Con- Irak ro ro one Ikoom cow'^u sthold furniture. ant N cr+r
COMPUTER FACTORY .arCe !est. ',e�otalec dir.n Matagemem. 945-426 Inv a Chis Pyke. Swoon oat •r s.w
1024 core I"" p,wae m s'�a'' Shop Ohl furnace
eLOwour Am + yr m 6 3 6H ac:s. for terve. ori Group Heritage
•'avmmrs •nen $ tool FOU ART CLASSES ren ee- Da••r0 Ol Das nET 17Y a^''cut edel'. radio
")C Mn: '�oaad primer. nets ,•anon November mo ,Muvve NO PETS 668- SE'^ 65800 uhl. noel �No�� ib•+`
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mace Free xarner aN W vOur FUSE chdCE area Cost to scoops ',1vek ave t.m.
nary noon and ntmra cyeses AJAX. BASEMENT 01. 1 aanmem WAITFEO IN PI _Mow MaCnrt. Old brass w
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early LeAm i trkl wmars� won" C10se ro bus mom- , (905) 721-8741 ano•-ars,pie tw . w - FOR SALE n OWNER U.- ctur 8 frames. an- '
COMPUTER SPECIALS. vont 'Neve turns and or $600 dot ageu,r pr 4.Rg 0' es oto
um tanrr system $a29 „ �" Irydrp GII�txS TWO ^.•'l v 1r•+: •v"; 'a'• o dein- wan spew bioge Mlck dwgarlw ton- Oue CIynOEher_ Dint ate er..s,.w•.wv,.aq
Nov.- uCaW f'14 Z33MMt Rtpymm aC ^"°'15 n Iodteg Ip a laps mw basement 3.' Mo n rg room suite. Old w reib„�ti s..
rMrrNl $Ysmm $699 Lowell t905t5767B/7 b, etornow BACHELOR awrtmem. Town- _1 . i;."x ori Tor, �'.,v�. atacMa clean wet mAn room. 2 OaMooms unrq
3SOMMt system 5848 We 11nell St Crown" Pan s Wer exctlkm for mauie taned 4 d S6edmom hwM oom. kechen tit 59.165 d.r.r7 to on hutch. sed •...twat
love doing uq�saes arta dh- .ry. prvak rlmrarp tw Mm coupe quiet aMosphem E..O" W renew arta- Needs a ink 'von No AMrs ", 0ngrnal (20.71)
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54c. wgold Inm. 2- 2 yen- NA AmmiCan Ptpwl uxnwve FrsEAMF mond cahoot shopping $850 or T^.,e
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)unbarton High wins team title
at LOSSA cross-country meet
Area runners advance to provincials in Etobicoke Saturday
PICKERING — The Dumbarton
gh School Spartans cross-country
m ran past the competition to cap-
e the overall title at the Lake On-
Tio Secondary School Athletics
anipionships at Trillium Trails near
hawa Oct. 29.
Dunharton finished with a total of
II points. far ahead of Pickering rival
me Ridge Secondary School which
niched with 19. St. Marv. also of
ickering, placed fourth overall while
ickering High School in Ajax fin -
bed fifth.
The fastest three individuals in each
are and the top two teams from each
event at the LOSSA meet will now
movr on to the Ontario Federation of
School Athletic Associations Cross -
Country Championships at Etobt-
coke's Centennial Park Saturday, Nov.
In the midget boys' category. Dun-
barton's Ryan Thorpe and Craig Bur-
rell finished first and second. respec-
tively. Dunharton's Alicia Kaye ran
to first place in the junior girls' event.
Adam Morrison was the Spartans'
top finisher in the junior Mays' event
with a second -place effort.
The Spartans' midget girls' contin-
gent was led by Elyse Camphell, who
finished third
In the senior girls' bracket. Knsten
Toomsalu was Dunharton's top Finish -
Trade
something
old for
something
new at
Ski Swap
PIC'KERItiG
— The annual
Ski Swap for the
Canadian Ski
Patrol System is
set for the Pick-
ering Recreation
Complex Nov. 5
to 7
"Rte event
provides an ex
cellent opportu-
nity for skiers
and snowMlard-
ers to trade their
present equip-
ment for new or
more modern
items from
Canada's largest
ski swap outside
Metro Toronto,
say organizers
in a press re-
lease.
A large selec-
tion of new and
used downhill
and cross-coun-
try skis and
snowboards will
be available.
Ski equip-
ment, including
alpine and
cross-country
skis and snow -
boards, will be
received Friday.
Nov. 5 from 5
p.m. to 10:30
p.m. and Satur-
day, Nov. 6 from
9 a.m. to 5 P.M.
The swap
runs on Nov. 5
from 7 p.m. to
10:30 p.m., Nov.
6 from 9 a.m. to
6 p.m. and Nov.
7 from 11 a.m.
to 3 p.m.
Organizers
are asking that
no unsafe equip-
ment be taken to
the swap.
The Canadi-
an Ski Patrol is a
volunteer, chari-
table organiza-
tion that pro-
motes safe ski-
ing and assists
injured skiers.
The Picker-
ing Recreation
Complex is at
1867 Valley
Farm Rd.
For more in-
formation call
427-5539 or on
the Web visit
www.t.vaios.co
m/skipatrol.
News
tips
683-5110
Tvler Lahti. left, of Pirte Riclr e .Secondary School, tun Mav'ne, centre. of
St. Marc Catholic ,Secondary' School, and Adam 44orri von of Dunharron
High whool..show their medaLv earned at the recent LOSSA crrass-ct7un-
try meet. All three will run at the OF.SAA championships (in Sanrrday.
er, placing third.
Pine Ridgc Secondary School run-
ners enjoyed success at the LOSSA
championships, especially the senior
girls' team which won the team title
for the category. The school was led by
Came Lahti who finished first
Pine Ridge's junior boys' team fin-
ished second behind Fiunbarton in a
close race. The Pine Ridge contingent
was led by Tyler Lahu who finished
third.
St. Mary Catholic Secondary
School Monarchs cross-country run-
ners were paced by midget Ian :Hayne•
who finished first.
Complete LOSSA meet results ap-
pear on page 16.
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Sport SHORTS
NOV 3, 1999
Not goalie leads
atom Lightning to
tourney semi-final
The Durham West Lightning Par
Four Printing atom tier II hockey team
lost a heartbreaker in the semi-finals
of the third annual Beatrice Aeros
Solid Goal Tournament at York Uni-
versity recently.
After holding off the formidable
Whitby Wildcats throughout regula-
tion time thanks to the brilliant goal-
tending of Lisa Plenderleith, the
Lightning fell 1.0 in the overtime peri-
od. Durham West played well to limit
Whitby's ability to employ its wide-
open brand of hockey. Plenderleith
was named the team's most valuable
player for her efforts.
The Lightning opened round-
robin action by playing to a scoreless
tie with the Oakville Hornets- Kyla
Thurston and Jamie Tostik missed
glorious scoring chances in the
game. robbed by the Hornets' goal -
tender. Plenderleith recorded the
shutout for the Lightning.
In the second game. the Light-
ning downed the Mississauga Chiefs
4-1. Kelly Woods, Thurston, Victoria
Smith and Meghan Seto scored the
Durham West goals. Kathleen Ed-
wards chipped in with two assists,
Sara Allain. Cassy Britton and Woods
had one apiece.
The Lightning then struck the
Guelph Thunder 3-1. Tostik scored
twice for Durham West. Britton added
a single marker Assisting were Kelsy
Adair. Carly Marshall. Seto and
Woods. all with one.
The Lightning defence of Laura
Anderson, Katie Caggiula. Seto.
Jaime Gooding. Allyson Young and
Kelly Woods was formidable through-
out the tournament.
Forward Colleen Cryan returned
to the Lightning line-up for the semi-
final game
Reds blue after
women's hoops loss
AJAX - A late comeback at-
tempt by the Sponsor -less Reds fell
short In a 39-30 loss to the Bank of
Montreal in Ajax LadiesBasketball
League action In Ajax last Wednes-
day.
After a slow first half, the teams
played a lively second half with the
Bank of Montreal dominating the
early going on quick passing which
ked to points. But. the Reds used their
strong detenslve play late In the halt
to create turnovers which almost led
to a come -from -behind victory before
time ran out
Debt Bonar led the bankers with
16 points Julie Hughes was the Reds
top shooter with 15
In the second game of the night,
Et Tu Caesar's and East Side Mario's
engaged 1n a pitched court battle.
with Caesar's capturing a narrow 40-
36 victory. Caesar's quick transition
from defence to offence led to many
scoring chances In the first half.
Mario's came out strong in the sec-
ond half, using the fast break and ac-
curate shooting to close the gap Late
in the second half. Caesar's were
content to slow the pace of the game
and use up the clock to post the win.
Anne Whitehead was the top
point getter for Caesar's with 20. Lori
Lomberg and Lori Fleming each net-
ted 14 for Mario's.
Players in the league live in Ajax
and Pickering.
Peewees rough up
Redmen, clip Clippers,
nick Knights
PICKERING - The Pickering
Panthers minor peewee select hockey
team remains undefeated in regular -
season action after recent victories.
In a physical game against the
Newmarket Redmen, the Panthers
emerged with a 4-2 win. Ryan Lindsay,
Kyle Walker, Taylor Gray and Matthew
Perrault scored for Pickering. Assisting
were Bryan Cruse with two, Steve
Looter, Kyle Fredericks and Gray with
one apiece. Goalie Robert Morra
thwarted many tough Newmarket
shots to earn his first win of the sea-
son.
In the Panthers' home opener, the
minor peewees stopped the StouHville
Clippers 8-0. Team captain Fredericks
led the assault with a hat trick and an
assist. Linemates Perrault netted two
goals and added two assists and Gray
had a goal and two helpers. Cruse
also figured prominently in the scoring
with a two -goal effort. Craig Deebank,
Loder, Lindsay, Ryan Van Santvoort,
Bobby Clark, Derek Savoie and Adam
Turi all added assists. Goalie Matthew
McMulkin earned his second shutout
of the season.
In an exhibition tilt with the Ajax
Knights, the Panthers prevailed 6-2.
Gray, Van Santvoort, Clark and Per-
rault each contributed a goal and two
assists. Savoie and Matthew Evans
chipped in with a goal apiece. Also as-
sisting were Lindsay, Walker and Fred-
ericks. McMulkin and Morra shared
the goaltending duties.
Also contributing to the team's
success were Leland Street and Josh
Linkletter. Justin Bruce was missing
from the team's line-up for the past
two games.
The team is coached by Bob
Bruce, assisted by Steve Gray and
Kevin Street.
A. J. CROENI News Advertiser photo
The chase is on
SCOREBOARD
NOV. 3, 1999
LOSSA CRM COUNTRY CHAMPa MGMW'e
Trillium Trade Oct 28
MIDGET OMS
1 Sarah Weir, O'Neill, 11 53.2 040-0116 &nm. Paul Olivier -
12 02, 3 Ely" Campbell. Dunbarton. 1236. 4 Meredith St John.
UxW,dge 12 46, 5 Jen Seeney. Ounbanon. 1250. 6. Adnerine
MacNeion
l, Dunbart, 13 12. 7 Catherine Vipond. R S. McLaughkn.
13 50: 8 Courtney Lumsden. Ounborton. 1351, 9 Kryslon Parks.
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ton. 1506; 13. McLeme Fuller, Durham Christian, 1808. 14. 40 -
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MIDGET BOYS
1. Ryan Thorpe, Dunberton, 18.23: 2 Crap Burrell, Dunbenon.
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Durham Christian. 19 18.7 Scott Nelson. P,ckermg. 19 26. 8 Nall
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10. Kaim Robins. Port Perry, 1952; 11 Kyle Chappell, Dunbarlon.
20.00. 12 Bradley Cook. Pickering, 20 16. 13 Jason Kennedy.
Uzbndge, 2025. 14. Mike Bowerman. O'Neill, 2027. 15. Ben No-
sm,th, Pickering. 20.33. 16 Drew Evans. Pickering. 20 39 17.
Matt Larking. Pickering. 20.58: 18 Ked McCallum, St Mary. 21 10.
19Jack Sheng. Pickering, 2127, 20 Bryan Mercer Couruce.
21 29
JUNIOR GIRLS
1 Alicia Kaye. Dunbarton, 15 37, 2 Kasten Scott. Uxbrdge.
16:34; 3. Ashleigh Thomas. Uxbridge, 16 51. 4 Ashley C.,
Dlnbarlon. 17 19. 5. Heather Mann. O'Neill. 18:04.6 Samantha
Kuulo. Uxbridil 16:44, 7 Melissa Meikle, St Mary, 18:44.8
Anna Jamieson. Dunberton. 19 01. 9 Stephanie Hale. UxbrKW.
19.09: 10. Kan Scott. Dunbanon. 19.10. 11, Kelly Coales. Peat
Perry, 19 19. 12 Paloma Costa. St Mary, 19 24, 13 Shannon
Pearson, O'Neill. 19 35, 14 Deena Larsen. Pon Perry. 19.46: 15.
Jacquelin Pushley. Pat Parry, 20.08.. 16. Lynda Baker. Uxbridge.
20 16, 17 Tim Talsma. Durham Christian. 20:27; 18 Clarke Wd-
son, Dunbanon, 21.13. 19 Melissa Fuller. Durham Christian.
21:31, 20. Melissa Winger, Boesnanv,lle. 21.31
JUNIOR BOYS
1. Ian Mayon, St Mary. 19 50. 2 Adam Morrison, DunbWW.
21:29; 3 Tyler Lahti, Pirasaoge, 21 32. 4 Derek Bakngbroke.
Uxbrdge, 21 36. 5. Josh Lumsden. DurlWrion. 21 48.6 Bryan
Mason. Dunbanon. 22.33. 7 Chis Lancaster. O Neill. 23 10 6
Gore" WK -on. Pmerdge. 2326. 9 Chis Franz. Pmeridge
23.32. 10. Gudlermo Estrada. Pmendge 23 42. 11 Tom 0411. Cour-
tice. 23:43. 12 Scoff Hubbard, St Mary. 2344, 13 David Wessel
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17 Jamal Bmv,ayerton
e. Owb. 26.06. 18 Chris Thompson,
O'Neill. 07, 19 Kevin ArserNautt, Charles Gamier, 26 51, 20.
Jamie Anderson. Pon Perry, 2704.
SENIOR GIRLS
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Dwyer, 21 24.3 Kristen Toomsalu. Duna non, 2224.4 Heather
Cramm, Uxbridg0. 22 56. 5 Enka Franz. Pirlerasge. 23 49.6
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Sernenths S1dilll Dunbenw. 26 06, 17 Chishine Cameron.
Charles Garner.26 36, 18 Carotin Brooks Chary$ Gam-.
2914. 19 Nadme Cooper. Charles Gamier. 29 14. 20 Melones
Berger. St Mary 30 01
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