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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1999_12_01linea / j,? 1 -G S ' y PLCKERIN£'S C©MMUNI'EY NEWSPAPER SINCE I965 24 PwaEs _:,S1rydpNESDAY, DECD 161!!9 0"WHAL4 WEEK DELIMY SSI Sl lalEWSSTA10. 7. V�'i - - .. ..fix•! `� .l , *f.' ti Outstanding in x x K their fields :launched Page A3 w Durham officers lauded for showing restraint } AZIDE ...-Attack on,::.nabs ninei' ion firsto'ln t y 1be e S weekend ,r ��:i .. � . �jai eeen xY t We are not �1 • lA prepared to lose j !� § BY STEPHEN SHAWx Road residence charging at w another innocent Staff Writer constables Paul Martin and life to a drunk - A Bowmanville roan who Bob Reid in what prosecutor �. driver' : John charged and attacked two po- Janice Smith referred to as an •• . lice tactical unit officers with a attempt to commit "suicide by :' wooden bat and a pit bull — cop" • •Hinds while shouting at police to A two -foot -long wooden bat shoot him — has been sen- raised above his head. Mr. ' Nine motorists were t tenced to 90 days in jail to be Brown rushed towkrd the offi- cha*8ed on the weekend as served on weekends. cers while calling on his pit Durham Regional PoliceL Mr. Justice Paul Belle- bull to attack, and shouting at launched its annual boliday ; R foutaine said the two Durham police to shoot him. ' season RIDE campaign tar- [ Regional Police constables ex- instead of drawing their •.geting drunk drivers. s excised incredible self-control firearms, the officers fired two ., Police performed 5.180 during the dangerous con- rounds of 37 -mm rubber bullets roadside spot-checks in Os- frontation Jan. 5 with an out- from an anti -riot weapon. mo- hawa, Whitby, Bowmahville, hof -control Christopher George meotarily stunning Mr. Brown. � Ajax and Pickering during q . JNSONUFBI[ECIS/lVewrAdvrrrirerpAsa Brown, 24. In the struggle that fol - the first tree nights of this "Iitey we to be commended lowed, the "uncontrollably vio- year's program for their restraint and self -sacci- lent" man clubbed the officers Jfce in the face of a horrific and in the head with the bat. ence on t the urroadways encreased very i ne sweet taste of success r potentially deadly attack on Const. Martin was struck gear. some drives simply are ° them: the judge said during twice and needed stitches to not deterred, police say. �. \-pWdencing. close two gashes. Court Reid 2 `No matter how ranch the `Andrea Stephens careully pant the finishing Cmwiunity Center in Ajax lire session was Mr. Brown, 24. had bari- slrRene I a broken nose. � ' fines are or how long the (li- 'decorative touches on this gingerbread offered to local children through tot Town of caded himself in his bedroom Mr. Brown was eventually cence) suspension periods horst slat worked on Swaday at the Lakeside Ajax's Recreation Services deparaeent. and. afterpolice arrived, tackled by several officers, pep - we some people still drive ,Manned out of the West Balch per sprayed and arrested- court drunk.out RIDE nce towards � Pstars as itself inMillen-niurn film � �of a� '«�:•: with a zero tolerance towards anyone who has had a drink;' causing bodily harm to the offi- said coact' John Hinds of the `Once in a Millennium' explores town's history rum was sentenced on Traffic Management Unit. "If y in Ontario Court of ' you drink you will be BYMAM4NNETAKACS and some very interesting bwo- Town of Pickering provided lo- Justice. Oshawa. w stopped- W wo ift ,try. There ars; some dmW that caricas, is belying to market the Although Mr. Brown "cons- - "We are actptaepanad to PICICERING — A really took piece Hers •tMns we fiiean* Ra few 'ts official cur tnittev these crimes is the rs ,y bee another innocent line toa big film is being taA - P I is unlet" dorsement to the popm Ueda throes of suicidal depression" drunk driver" Pickering tomorrow but you The film uses old photos, its agreement with Harvest Mr. Justice Bellefoutaiae said Police administered 68 won't find it at the local neaps, narration, and special cf- Television, the Town will re- the sentence called for a mea- I. roadside breath tests on the moviepkx. fects to illustrate historical ceive an equal share of the prof- sure of denunciation. weekend resulting in nine It's a documentary about events, says Mr. Stiles. Some of it from selling video copies of Court heard police had been people being charged with Pickering produced to com- the important people in the the film once production oats called to the residence after Mr. driving over the legal limit of merrhorme dee tum of the ptil- town's history are recreated in arc covered. Brown. distraught over the :oss ft So togs of alcohol per 100 kmuum bene, as well as Picker- the film by the Pickering Muse- The videos will be available of his job and break-up with his ~ sass of biood. ini s 200th anniversary- and it um Village volunteers who for $15 a copy (including tax) girlfriend, threatened to kill . •.:: Anotber 13 motorists blew goes on sale to the public often play their roks at muw beginning Dec. 2 at Pickering himself and swallowed a bottle .*-:-. a 'Warn' and were slapped Thursday in video form at sev- am events. Town Centre Guest Services, of painkiller pills. cart head. ' with 12 -boor licence suspe■- end locations across the town. 'Once in a Millenaiwn' took the Pickering Civic Complex, He shouted to an officer he was •: inions. Entitled 'Once in a Millet mi- about eight -and -a -half months the Pickering Recreation Can- armed with a shotgun. The spa -checks also led am'. the film was produced by to produce, including march plex and Loblaws Pickering Prosecutor Smits said the to an assortment of charges Harvest Television, Intemadoe- script development. shooting Maks. They're bang promot- tate was a police officer's .. such as driving without a Ii- al, with the endasemeas of the and editing. It cost $88,000 to ed a a Chn mW gift item. worst nightmare: having to do- ceaoe or insurance. posses- Town of Pickering and Damm make, according to Mr. Saks. "We expect to sell IS,000 of tide in a split-second whether tion of a controlled sub- District School Bond, and fi- Financial support for the tbem; says Mr. Stiles a risk his own life or take at - stance and trafficking, nancial sponsorship from local film was provided by Ontario Free copies ere goutg to the Pickering star in a files other hunum's and live forever Durham police said. business. Power Generation, Pickering Durban District Sebool Board about tot town bring re- Meaawbile, Ontario -ft's a 60-miathte docamen- Town Ce■tte and Yaidiah. T►e for chisro m use. leased todayt Ser DURNAMpar AS Provincial Police tick off its toy about the history of Picker- RUDE icker-R DE c■mpup Ibis week s ing aver the last 200 yaws: ; ' ' yan anoW to curb tbe wa on Ontario Wgbw„� PW � Tremor adds fuel to nuclear controvers live season. dart of Harvest Telmisioa. D■ri■: I dm's pro- ■ we talk about Pldtaing Vower plants' ability to withstand bigger and closer tremors questioned y ;gram. the OPP investigated balmy sad what Picluoug will l-'�-.67 traffic fatalities, more look Nee in die future. It will BYMAR&QM ALACs - bimsbore between Pickering than 30 per cent found to be tell you about the backg octad SarWrirw ted Oshawa, appy five alcohol-related. and tie haritade of yaw town. F'riday's mrd quake bats was lo'iotmesa below the sudwr ac- atteraro ane for alcar arm err a ding a the 0SC. Jnside the News Advertiser . � for Dtnbe m Re"ibis is a bw eaeat far eta q dale■gimg on sub 7soa Y- am VM W � be a's I @k1 i. lb-s"s About .....JIB ds a les .lager theis 47 almauls t a tegimad ons. but nodift ca of or Now LXatatimg tw 611: 901d ........JIB;. a leRkhm a ,beLida oma.. J ............B7 Sao= lfwkbm* of fUts edea o rinati nsam wMaiddtetr :. �, �. � E■Iwld�gld ..... J!3 . 1■gieal SurM of Canada tutittl dfptb Is Ike a !o dopa tQSC� a hnatbt of the fttdaai toes6 so the novent gwia IItnba �E �6i�ll armanit "NatiNiewd Re aa't 'ss 4d*waft wen 00 #jpl awl ...351 lQ ¢ettimn from poiihwq aoa anoone toner .Dstfit� wriittttti - • X117. �r event or lowovals,” htsst acnaaiJr fell i a>! nano y x -sawBIRh�t/ ....ee 'si `�°' '�k`airaa nos? big dwayeao'[Lnpsssvimnnapeeo- y k iwRs enough to bowl Rest a"$ enured Sept.2f':998'idapa- ' ' Uw ersYy of Twontd`min olo• aced at Sit �i die lR lour stW own* ... gistArnim Mahtjer, wm a the Its epicttaaa.so. de asiea MW %eadas of ,'s r c ". to cooed about Penmyhw ti*40 io hardssc ��y K �* 4 eat,- While tt*IL .. a ><F beer, itltrtbetil '7t a rtA�Mnt. hOCalaE { t "But 6 fids attbitRb a tdttditg at the sR :ad j"" ten oral." hehe crams. I sad D&**on nmcb r ttstiomt WO>>idkldM�IAA�M�.A M:+lrapil,� arigli halon -fie oelario:Q� :" =` JIG tftbjtr tedtteiet a wemtt't daigaed to witbttarid a b Halchrk, no ` histreaar ts•big ftt Ptiday's it ten- major gitioe aetalt7. smoe it htl • a� S:3S reg, fond atgymuog ere sats,nl la t6it iannat4tne ora hew widely ewttn" whew fty I�ooic iI Abe . ` de >Ii�wlar' - n°th°q our adlo and there's w shoo Flet• —�atd. iti icatiai drat could he were built that soma would C11M 1 tied "aPke■ae wM 0" 20 day's quake but a commectiom hear ttesmors in the „ear fultuL ? t>It the with any of tba4 X%a pnicodrllr bid oonoetn. be Ser SNAAWVG pie A2 UCTORY PRIG .�I » the Ha�aa y 13 'RTI W, ADVE NE SER r s 1 r'i w t s r ��•n A,. x�.gg ., 1 '' i "a ITr ""'7, 'mow..• ,g,..V, It's time to go answers on Just what size of V a T t h Ck U a k C Should be n1asned for in E;u;" and whether the two nuclear plants bm would be able to survive them intact. ac- cording to Durham Nu- clear Awareness (DNA). -We've had ow warning,' says DNA's Irene Kock in reference to Fri- day's tremor here. "Clearly, earthquake damage at the Pickering and Darlington au- Cbm stations is a key issue . - DNA sup - Pons we tail for tttrore re. t notch on local I091 Cal need since 60 we- turd lp,. honfia quake lr�t1hiq ` . f Shawn held earthquake views up Wi0ely YAX7Mf'ft&vpmWA1 q --ant bprower it'ssot batted on an po IN- lasso tremor With ny pitk titular fmk SYSWM.7 he UYL "07 :::w=d1o'over­eaPWaWaro- day exceed require- An OPG hazard assemmeat "Close to Pickering we haven't had mems Of the Pickering 'A' plant completed any mote than (magnitude) 2 (or) 2.5 in W asnea also pains out the two years ago found the station could. The last decade or so." he says, adding faults identified under the take an not WitbStUnd a magnitude 6.5 quake wilh 'Friday's quake, at magnitude 3.9, was necessarily active. its epicentre about 100 kilometres neady 100 times stronger than most of "'[tare's no particular reason to as- away. those. (On the Richter scale, each whole number represents a tremor 10 times as strong as the number below it.) When the earth moves..:# -11tat's definitely a warning signal According to Mr. Mohajer, there are two major faults in the arca which may Lam week's earthquake was calculat- would feel based on the magnitude. have been the sources of Friday's ed by seismologists as a 3.9 earth The information is on the Depart - quake. One is the Niagara -Pickering tremor. mew of Natural Resources Website at line, which travels under Lake Ontario What does that mean to you? The wwwsm=.nFCJUL--""&wh-`tkWAf1S from the Niagara Region to the Picker- following guide illustrates what you agodeff-.0trol. ing area before turning north towards Lake Scugog. and another major fault %Wftede Effed an Homans 00 Daildlegs 011IRWAr"Now" between Hamilton and Presqui'le. Less than 2.5 None, registered None None He and some other academics have only by seismo- maintained specific types of research ipaphs need to be conducted to determine Whether those faults are active. If they 2-5 P r, , A low nimble can None None are active, says Mr. Mohajer, that would . Lp. be heard by people significantly increase the risk of a seri- It rest ous earthquake here that the Pickering I - , 1. ` I I and/or Darlington nuclear stations 3.0 .Low nimble heard None None might not withstand. "Now this event gives us a clue -We 4.0 Minor vibrations None where to go and look." he notes. M felt have to use this opportunity." --?K According to Ontario Power Gener- 5.0 Vibrations felt Movement of None anon spoke— Pat O'Brien, Friday's light objects quake was no cause for alarm. "It's not of any concern to our 6.0 Nribration, strongly Movement of Possibility of plants, which are specifically designed felt, injuries caused objects, fallen landslides, rock - to withstand stronger treff"W" he says. by movement of chimneys falls Both the Darlington and newer Pick- objects aing 'B' station were built to withstand quakes of magnitude 5 to 6. he notes- 7.0 and higher Widespread fear, Partial destruc- Landslides, wide, and the older Pickering W station "has casualties tion of older spread damage. been assessed based on international buildings. Mod possibility of a data- to be able to withstand a 6 to 6.5. ern buildings af- tsunami if the epi - He adds Darlington and Pickering 'B' fected centre offshore. would probably achieve the same rating It's time to go answers on Just what size of V a T t h Ck U a k C Should be n1asned for in E;u;" and whether the two nuclear plants bm would be able to survive them intact. ac- cording to Durham Nu- clear Awareness (DNA). -We've had ow warning,' says DNA's Irene Kock in reference to Fri- day's tremor here. "Clearly, earthquake damage at the Pickering and Darlington au- Cbm stations is a key issue . - DNA sup - Pons we tail for tttrore re. t notch on local I091 Cal need since 60 we- turd lp,. honfia quake lr�t1hiq a ,a } 'i i r F I 1 1lMI� A011L111rN1. II1OYIr ttB1/10M. Dono*W 1.11M WM A3 AN r. ows way to business success I ; Tho f � '' C�Crc'riIIg business owner BiYlong talose honoured r k144der %uirE e%nvNrtt� `?�` 311irwriser . According to Statistics '. Canada, them are more than +` .;:777.000 women business own - across the country. Of Jthese, 100 were recently � � � 'y �.� � � '.# named to the first-evdr Top Women Entrepreneurs list compiled by 'Chatelaine' mag- ' a r .'azine. - VA Three of them, with an an +. �r nual earning power. among • them of more than $70 -mil- `� '�' I IRIM. r *r 'lion, are from Durham Region. I irtltellbefil3r'" •� "It is a great honour,, says Mary Lofthouse, chairman of Lofthouse Brass Manufactur- ing in Whitby. "I was delighted tli 1b6ti1Maarftttttiq► t "Ao see three pimple from the a >1 tilblMj j�1 : { Mary Lojtltouse (left) and Elaine Minacs —whose company is :'arcfir' a on the list" Elaine Minacs took the headquartered in Pickering — were included in the first-ever A ',ninth spot on 'Chatelaine's' list Top Women Entrepreneurs list compiled by Chatelaine maga- as the founder, president and Zine. Durham's Paula Lishman, was also honoured { ', �• i�A ?CEO of Minacs Worldwide, : Inc. Prominently featured in likes of General Motors Corp., people," she said of the comps - the magazine's profiles of the Levi Strauss and Co., and Nes- ny's clients and in particular, top 100, the woman behind the tle Canada. The company has about herr more than 2,000 em- • • r largest communications call call centres in Oshawa and two ployees. "It's wonderful to be centre company in Canada and locations in Michigan, em- honoured this way ... but • the 12th largest firm of its kind ploys more than 2,000 and (only) one person doesn't in North America, is known for earned gross revenues to Sept. make it happen, believe me' her beautiful Oshawa house 30 of this of $47.6 million. Paula Lishman ranks No. 43 and garden almost as much as "Both my parents were in on the 'Chatelaine' list and -for her business acumen. business for themselves," she called from the airport last After several years running says, adding her father espe- week before leaving for the a temporary employment cially was a role model. The Orient to comment on the fur ' ,agency she started with her stunning 54 -year-old whose business she started 20 years former husband n base Ms.en- company announced Nov. the ago. JMax Marlcetplaee Minacs's Pickering -horsed en- had earned $19.4 million in the "I knew my product was terprise shifted to provide cus- last three months, joined other great from the time I took it to tomer service support includ- celebrants at the Whitby Sta- local craft sales in Uxbridge to Financial ing telephone, E-mail and In- tion Gallery that evening to re- the international market." says ternet access. Her international ceive the 'Chatelaine' tribute. the 50 -year-old president of - corporate clients consist of the "Our business is all about the Blackstock company. �yiManagement celebrate the Future Centre flank of Montreal )ox Mafttetnc plam Beh DURHAM w Roadt,1. 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Fa s/�f11rV. Nwadr-dumew -Are you'..,'.,'.. ffill=bs? ` villit ow Gift %W* CeteMse - (Haar Sm"% Castle) opening this satlmld" p W Dec. 24th, during mol houm • ,1n support the Unified Wa* r Ay.x-Pkimft Y .J K �y�� on sentence e t Mid M htlMS At�ll�kw�Ar d11a1, paa6tir 1. Moa . ett er "tin sentence delivered to man Ajax resident convicted of a99ftvated assault in stabbing incident =: t '' VV ' ­,t'.*, In Mr•Rnkle Auhgtrat pleaded Davin. He :pent far days in in- r; a ' `b 7 a.m.. Land Mr.1011IM < SAr�wiuer ':, guilty to the Jan. 25, 1998 attack kmdve cane and a total of 19 in . 6t the flat six months of the An Ajax man convicted of ag- on his former girlfriend's new hospital. sealeece, Mr. Finkle is adored to gravated assault after savagely bgrlrieod Mr. Davies called the gime "an arrange panel disciwions. on the t ktabbing another man in the stom- Cart heard Mr. Finkle tele- extremely savage and premedifat- "ic of relationships and speak has been spared a jail sentencephoned his ex girlfrand d was "leave ed act:' deserving of a harsh sea!- about the ism to s my group ordered to write lenes-to-the- told to them alone," said once. and organization dealing with !of a local newspaper as part Mr. Davies. Judge Stong accepted the oat- abused women. Ms unise phmL In Instead, he armed himself with ditional sentence proposed by do- He must write three let/ers to a addition to letter -writing, three knives and showed up at her fence lawyer Paull Greenway. local newspaper, addressed as "a Cobert Scott Finkle, of Old Balaton Avenue residence, court Court heard Mr. Finkle was di- commitment to dee coot; outline "#Ciogston Road, must arrange a heard. Mr. Davies said when the agnosed as suffering from severe Itis crime, the judicial psoas and _ discussions and speak 29 -year-old victim answered the depression at the time of the at- community resources. ervice club and a women's J�f tepanel door, the two en exchanged a tack. Under the ternsof the condi- Mr. Finkle was alsoplaced on the topic of coping with ndon few words athen "without tional sentence set out by Judge three years probation. nships. warning:' Mr. Finkle plunged a Stong, Mr. Finkle is to remain at Judge Stong has gained nown- fj Bryan Davies had steals knife deep into the Pickering home at all times. except to wall ety in the past after imposingaim Psked the judge for a minimum man's stomach. or attend medical appointments. filar sentencing conditions in sever- tentiary term of throe years. Mr. Finkle took off and was ar- Mr. Finkle runs a hair salon in al cases including for an Oshawa Crown is recommending the �' rested at his residence after a short Pickering Village. child molester and a Bowma ville > ntence be appealed, he said. The standoff with police, said the After 12 months, his conditions woman who shot her husband in terms were part of an 18- "th conditi alhand Crown. Th ane relaxed to a curfew of I l p.m. the head. Iwfe ft lea 10 -cm hole in ,td down Wednesday by Mr. Jus- the victim's stomach, ripping his en 4ice Alf Stong, of Superior Cour spleen and appendix and nicking bfJustice in Whitby. his pancreas and bowel, said Mr. M Durham Liberals take new posts M Two Durham Region residents Ajax was picked area co-ordina- 0 were elected to provincial posi- for for Durham Region. 1 tions at the Ontario Liberal Also at the meeting, party . Party's annual general meeting in leader Dalton McGuinty had his i.e Ottawa on the weekend. leadership overwhelmingly en- 'f"r Garry Minnie of Oshawa was dossed by delegates. And, former hi'e chosen the Central Region vice- cabinet minister Greg Sorbara CJ ptesidetN, while Joe Dickson of was elected party president. W6I •• - • . The Royal Canadian Legion 13RANCH #322 AJAX We would like to take this opportunity to thank corporate sponsors, volunteers, media and to those who assisted in any way in making this year's poppy campaign a very successful one. THANKS TO ALL. Reg Sherren, Poppy Chairman ROBIN HOOD and his Marry Many Men OiJdo PICKERING PLAYERS THEATRE GROIA is proud to prsserrt In% season's play,a zany comedy yhuuane•d b amuse heath• goofs of as ayes. as as Rebb ad hla head d Noah Maotry M dsp I n Irlac• Joan and tM iherlN d Nel t oom Inas Star ah -Al /oMa- As slugs. Mon VA be lots d "pwb"n for Its a101 to Me aN Ides al M heft gots and char M 1106M. 11" marMo and spry am alanrtol dnratases. Ate5 VA be held dDUN AKMN FArM �� �oR0I 111311111, 1111111 OF00 raw itkalss _ AIN 111M Raley. December 3 1:00 p m. Sokstlsv. December 1 1:00 pan. A so Pao. 1 S/sAsy. Oscemwr S 1:00 P. lhflsy. Deceffhbsr 10 X00 0.e. irrdstt. Oeesfthber 11 1:00 P.M. No 8:00 p.m. Soulay, Deosmber 12 4A0 p.m. mists: OWdnn (up b ns 8 van) S&W, «ns aefdarrs 3 slads10.00: Aeons 312.00 of shmslsr t C ac10vay to at09chnow 05 Z �. N ynlhhD nate IpfOfltlel0n ceNSoldif UORE 116ORMATION AND TICKETS: 416 -OW sayy� sew it u the News Advertiser! (SALE • e a X11. �.; N"m . • N■lad '� a.wwrMf ,Aird 'euln93tile v!!a •it�lt�olrl . � rd rd X;f*'Tww APM lbdbft Ajl■i M • Utitad to edOC:lrra8ttlt au1J 610x. far beitM cm Hierof the Week. tis nc.fa.eon I- 222 Garb styw',Ap: 726 Kingston ad., Pick. 13W ItY1aROn ad.. Pick. o SKIN"Ib C :;;Zt O L L E C T I R L E S 6A tMIM CARIs PMON ""LIES 1,00111010 AM ISM Olt= (NEM RELEASES) Asto1RAFNE/ 11E100RUILIA 8UNIE BUIES t SUnLIES KAMIE M11ES (1EAR3I UCE10311 ILASSMARE LICENSED SFORTS amps H=N'S MAGIC HILL TREE FARM71 :COT A FRESH, REAL CHRIST1aAi TREE i EMMY A14 FREE FAMILY Fun FEST Over 60,000 trees! Pine, Spruce, Douglas Fir Plus: Balers, stands, bags, boughs do garland OPEN DAILY 9.4 Take 404 to Bloomington Rd. 0o east (past 48) to nhO ling, then north 400 yds.to farm 1-8004201--7385 Please recycle! (7370 Mottonch Ave., Unit #20 Mud South of &W bissidt MW TRADmIG 1 905-42"963 w 428-'n2S + 'a.t.AI - t � `�' � , 8 err � � I � ' tt t� • `or x: V MR VF/M2 VFMa..: 1 o " a�ftes_r.r�Irhr+tsmtrukrrarlr3l•• 3hd.a .. �► - ; a. -.The 1009E 6i1/ 1 ed Part of Vow I nesbis ' t „ ✓ 5aains 10 orad 6i i1lalWe mV =0 Decwm6w 29 3910 #. . T. '• rE , >i•: -.t ,A fps...... JN•!a'`�a ,� x: r ;z,4*- �_+ tF, Y � � �ei1#1 4 4 ¢ A�• •s i�'M, X � } � G ,. y, Z yah ; � .. F 9 � ,� Cyt'• th ., ., ,. -.... ....�.wws�f'�� w..�r rf �..,.�. 1T: �"' w+•.� �...,. �......w.. r�Y, rear rates � .. �'i;�` 7 .w� . `� �h` tteveE been a bel erfi le to buy nt*ioi tidltnow. fnleRewCmnds PrtaYtiamL Bond id ald%" y - WPM IN yerr 011111 e tntnirusuy tide of issue and &ui% the 30 dllys tltaeahC 3vhile the afagjntd Y 4 Aria& SftvM Bond b as Bedille art ever and anhoMe at nay time. Both bands we avat7able ' :' A . ��°•� a no4a RRSP and RREF ba (act, these m no Sas of any kind ever: You can buy New + ' Canada SavkV Bonds wh vw you bank or lnVeat. `[y ^ t:%nxi .For 1110r�B inkmouewt of visit ourweboft at .ON w ~ AIM aur tMq ap/M • Catt1010 SeAA� del SIrI Ole ft" DlawNhsr 1. lads OW go boar MM 111 ft olosrahsr 1.39YY r i ' 0 ♦ )d yam, ,a �Z'.. I W. h. 9 �,�:. �� ^} �i t•,t..: � ,��,KL.r." N, 'r. •�_ �y-' Y�a .� 7F'!y'��"ll ....,� •• - • . The Royal Canadian Legion 13RANCH #322 AJAX We would like to take this opportunity to thank corporate sponsors, volunteers, media and to those who assisted in any way in making this year's poppy campaign a very successful one. THANKS TO ALL. Reg Sherren, Poppy Chairman ROBIN HOOD and his Marry Many Men OiJdo PICKERING PLAYERS THEATRE GROIA is proud to prsserrt In% season's play,a zany comedy yhuuane•d b amuse heath• goofs of as ayes. as as Rebb ad hla head d Noah Maotry M dsp I n Irlac• Joan and tM iherlN d Nel t oom Inas Star ah -Al /oMa- As slugs. Mon VA be lots d "pwb"n for Its a101 to Me aN Ides al M heft gots and char M 1106M. 11" marMo and spry am alanrtol dnratases. Ate5 VA be held dDUN AKMN FArM �� �oR0I 111311111, 1111111 OF00 raw itkalss _ AIN 111M Raley. December 3 1:00 p m. Sokstlsv. December 1 1:00 pan. A so Pao. 1 S/sAsy. Oscemwr S 1:00 P. lhflsy. Deceffhbsr 10 X00 0.e. irrdstt. Oeesfthber 11 1:00 P.M. No 8:00 p.m. Soulay, Deosmber 12 4A0 p.m. mists: OWdnn (up b ns 8 van) S&W, «ns aefdarrs 3 slads10.00: Aeons 312.00 of shmslsr t C ac10vay to at09chnow 05 Z �. N ynlhhD nate IpfOfltlel0n ceNSoldif UORE 116ORMATION AND TICKETS: 416 -OW sayy� sew it u the News Advertiser! (SALE • e a X11. �.; N"m . • N■lad '� a.wwrMf ,Aird 'euln93tile v!!a •it�lt�olrl . � rd rd X;f*'Tww APM lbdbft Ajl■i M • Utitad to edOC:lrra8ttlt au1J 610x. far beitM cm Hierof the Week. tis nc.fa.eon I- 222 Garb styw',Ap: 726 Kingston ad., Pick. 13W ItY1aROn ad.. Pick. o SKIN"Ib C :;;Zt O L L E C T I R L E S 6A tMIM CARIs PMON ""LIES 1,00111010 AM ISM Olt= (NEM RELEASES) Asto1RAFNE/ 11E100RUILIA 8UNIE BUIES t SUnLIES KAMIE M11ES (1EAR3I UCE10311 ILASSMARE LICENSED SFORTS amps H=N'S MAGIC HILL TREE FARM71 :COT A FRESH, REAL CHRIST1aAi TREE i EMMY A14 FREE FAMILY Fun FEST Over 60,000 trees! Pine, Spruce, Douglas Fir Plus: Balers, stands, bags, boughs do garland OPEN DAILY 9.4 Take 404 to Bloomington Rd. 0o east (past 48) to nhO ling, then north 400 yds.to farm 1-8004201--7385 Please recycle! (7370 Mottonch Ave., Unit #20 Mud South of &W bissidt MW TRADmIG 1 905-42"963 w 428-'n2S + 'a.t.AI - t � `�' � , 8 err � � I � ' tt t� • `or x: V MR VF/M2 VFMa..: 1 o " a�ftes_r.r�Irhr+tsmtrukrrarlr3l•• 3hd.a .. �► - ; a. -.The 1009E 6i1/ 1 ed Part of Vow I nesbis ' t „ ✓ 5aains 10 orad 6i i1lalWe mV =0 Decwm6w 29 3910 #. . T. '• rE , >i•: -.t ,A fps...... JN•!a'`�a ,� x: r ;z,4*- �_+ tF, Y � � �ei1#1 4 4 ¢ A�• •s i�'M, X � } � G ,. y, Z yah ; � .. F 9 � ,� Cyt'• th ., ., ,. -.... ....�.wws�f'�� w..�r rf �..,.�. 1T: �"' w+•.� �...,. �......w.. r�Y, rear rates � .. �'i;�` 7 .w� . `� �h` tteveE been a bel erfi le to buy nt*ioi tidltnow. fnleRewCmnds PrtaYtiamL Bond id ald%" y - WPM IN yerr 011111 e tntnirusuy tide of issue and &ui% the 30 dllys tltaeahC 3vhile the afagjntd Y 4 Aria& SftvM Bond b as Bedille art ever and anhoMe at nay time. Both bands we avat7able ' :' A . ��°•� a no4a RRSP and RREF ba (act, these m no Sas of any kind ever: You can buy New + ' Canada SavkV Bonds wh vw you bank or lnVeat. `[y ^ t:%nxi .For 1110r�B inkmouewt of visit ourweboft at .ON w ~ AIM aur tMq ap/M • Catt1010 SeAA� del SIrI Ole ft" DlawNhsr 1. lads OW go boar MM 111 ft olosrahsr 1.39YY r i ' 0 ♦ )d yam, ,a �Z'.. I W. h. 9 �,�:. �� ^} �i t•,t..: � ,��,KL.r." N, 'r. •�_ �y-' Y�a .� 7F'!y'��"ll ....,� F 9 � ,� Cyt'• th ., ., ,. -.... ....�.wws�f'�� w..�r rf �..,.�. 1T: �"' w+•.� �...,. �......w.. r�Y, rear rates � .. �'i;�` 7 .w� . `� �h` tteveE been a bel erfi le to buy nt*ioi tidltnow. fnleRewCmnds PrtaYtiamL Bond id ald%" y - WPM IN yerr 011111 e tntnirusuy tide of issue and &ui% the 30 dllys tltaeahC 3vhile the afagjntd Y 4 Aria& SftvM Bond b as Bedille art ever and anhoMe at nay time. Both bands we avat7able ' :' A . ��°•� a no4a RRSP and RREF ba (act, these m no Sas of any kind ever: You can buy New + ' Canada SavkV Bonds wh vw you bank or lnVeat. `[y ^ t:%nxi .For 1110r�B inkmouewt of visit ourweboft at .ON w ~ AIM aur tMq ap/M • Catt1010 SeAA� del SIrI Ole ft" DlawNhsr 1. lads OW go boar MM 111 ft olosrahsr 1.39YY r i ' 0 ♦ )d yam, ,a �Z'.. I W. h. 9 �,�:. �� ^} �i t•,t..: � ,��,KL.r." N, 'r. •�_ �y-' Y�a .� 7F'!y'��"ll ....,� .-V A Y FRE P -M-28 to do it: says Kathryn Bremact a ., . & cha�edM Duham chop shop raid * � • OW Foam MIM ice, responding to Tuesday's unmi- A Whir and st 1223 Itini; St., by deteetiva brat! the Imat two d the rviidtst, a 1993 Chevy mous resolubon in the legWature to f0da"W" Of semen paaoparty hHON' 601100's me" *96 29" North pidam and 1991 GHC pickep, werelot a laid an a I hotly *10P Duch ­O—W P d On. enact a law to remove berries for peo- offloe and oro as mlen, police said. by a j0iM1-ftW= P*ViMCW JWD MW isnatil;atiou continua. pit with disaWfities.• team ment break -sod -enter squad. Chirped are Guy Grant, 39, of Introduced by 1-iberal MF P Sieve Durham Regional Police said a More than $100.000 in property West Hill, and Derek Grant, 32, of I egislatim was first proposed in search warrant was executed Friday af- was seized including four vehicles and Manchester, police said. 71my were re- ternoon at Pfcfawd Auto Body. at a variety of stolen tools, police said. At leased with a court date of Feb. 16. - CARL FMtENC71New: Adwruwphoto Army brass Rebecca Burditt plays the horn for visitors to the Pickering Flea Market during the seasonal kick off of the Salvation Army's annual Christmas Kettle campaign to raise money for needy families in Ajax and Pickering. Ae food court at the Mem East Trade Centre provided the perfect set- ting for music and chanty. 'New 0 CANADA'S LARGES�� .,Disabilities 113 C-2 CO2 Act proposed ;,,Advocates want improvements, real changes MY CINDY UPSHALL Wwraff A Durham ahocau: for the disabled is bopdW the durd time a a charm for the Ontarians with Disabili0es Act. • -We don't wast mother wimpy '0 7U tooddess bill like the lass one and (the Pvv—*W government) has t— years A Y FRE P -M-28 to do it: says Kathryn Bremact a ., • Peow Cjme flu I of the Durbsin ODA commit- • OW Foam MIM ice, responding to Tuesday's unmi- • fte6efto mous resolubon in the legWature to Loc;d Delivery enact a law to remove berries for peo- ftolector Set V pit with disaWfities.• &W Rails•Of Introduced by 1-iberal MF P Sieve 9VErt Peftm the msolubon is the Iowa at- LZ except the ODA. Such an act !1'.1h filw-- ImItt would tar down physical tamers fan nag people with disabilities in tic workforce and commumq, as well as 11E1IUNI work to dispel psychological I 'show the disabied. SUPPORT I egislatim was first proposed in -19% as a pit members bill by an V4DP MPP.7VA bill died when the .�—,r',1995 election was called. IntNavembet 1 7 9 ".499E.6=410iftrot chima -Aup and Recreation Issibel Basest im- -044odmed 80 83, fidlilliat an election I I: by Premier Malde HwiL The OOUBLE_.Z1! Set s89 .1m0apposed WA was so ineftead by it was eventually kftltzllm, " It busk 43 6d so "gain a single lk4F& Al segAmanymalodDs"OWUL swL Lcoltin btaault the waolnsroo Mn ammo u; I** at the ddimi, daft with Other of aftee -Toa.-UPW Wants I think ift tis ilabied q to hap the no the ammmawr she Sol. —WastaAorto lmiftr '� lnitrss sanies z. nhani officers' lured m* attack 1h the emotional numa., bk Brown must report to VAuft I on Fridays and sern his 904ay Wairmat sentence On weekends. He wan placed on probatim for cc yarn.z__ and banned ham Wising firearms or explosive for 0 YOWL 11m judge: also ordered Mir. Brown undap my comselling for sub - am abuse and anger or impulse nallament directed by his probation I Q�-nppdlr Y58 51*moms 12101smr SIR I" DOUNIA—M SO 439 QUON—M Set #n KNQ_ M So 7% so Sd$Q9 DOU111—M Set*" queft—M Set 5" Kroa_ 501 -,;d%9 ftcw coo SM Siroe $ maem 388 sdom DOUNIA—MM Set 619 Qum"&" Set )qg WgQ— W Set 1029i " "A 77, �{ . p���M����Ir�w d1101k Oaatehhtr t►. tlw " .. +� S'i• ■ a • � ) i> 17 NEWS ADVERTISER DEC. 1. 1999 ;EDITORIAL -,l:,.• } �A § haken and stirred `1� :PICKERING x NEWS �� �yo studquake risks �,o ADVERTISER y �csMe,rohnd Conunrnity Nuclear plants operator should Nr Newspaper n �::•;' �_ r`.: Tia Whittaker assess threat P J osed by faults ��� Publishere. A Joanne Barghardt like ground shook. A few things rattled and rolled. The ' ` �r Edi►or-in CBiel E -'r C Steve Houston But, the sky didn't fall. No injuries were reported. And, Managing Edirne :Durham's nuclear stations didn't budge.Director Btu Danford ord Then again, they weren't supposed to. The power plants ` Advertising `_,le our backyard were built to withstand an earthquake of far ; • ,' . Stealer magnitude than last week's tremor, which measured Duncan Fletcher 3.9 on the Richter scale. Rerail Advertising So, it should come as no surprise that the Pickering and Manager Darlington nuclear stations passed with flying colours when Eddie Koledziejeak :Durham was rocked by Friday afternoon's seism, which had Classified Advertising its epicentre about 20 kilometres south of the lakeshore be- Manager tween Oshawa and Pickering, and which could be felt as far John Willems 'tReal Estate/Automotive ;west as Toronto and east to Bowmanville. r" The people at Ontario Power Generation (OPG) and the ® ca Advertising Manager folks at Ontario Hydro before that have been telling us for • ` Abe Fakhoarie years Durham's two nuclear plants arobust enough w Distribution .Manager are stand up to an earthquake with a magnitude from five to 6.5 Liman Hook on the Richter scale. Office Manager 7 Friday's quake prompted people living in the shadow of Barb Harrison die Pickering nuclear station to call emergency services and Comparing Manager newsrooms in west Durham, wondering in fear if the power plant was the source of the shaker. An understandable reac- tion —_______-- -- _ _ _ J• . $ station or so long. leas witch l ace plagued t,e P><k- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Newer People residing new the Darlington plant are less woe- --- (905) 683 5110 tied because, by comparison it's been relatively problem- �I saki five over its much shorter history. They could hardly be Will ill we ever And, while the suspects relish lour regardless of age? (905) 683-5110 blamed if they feared Friday's ground -shaking was the re -in their current freedom. When will we get a justice Usuifitdf sult of a train crash like the devastating wreck that took -'Jonathan's parents live impris- system that respects the right of (905)683 -WW near place nthat nuclear station last Tuesday night. learn from oned in a harsh reality that offers Jonathan Wamback to walk his Thankfully, there was so second train crash in Claring- no bail. Twenty-four hours a day, dog in a park at 7 p.m. at night (905) 683-5117 Ion and Pickering Nuclear didn't blow its top. savagery against seven days a week, there remains without having his head kicked ! We were only shaken. at Jonathan's bedside at least one in? (9051683-7363 ( but. OPG should be stirred by Friday's quake to studyparent, physically, emotionally When will we ever learn? F -M g whether fault lines running under Durham are active and innocent boy? '•;turd financially drained. When will we ever learn? j dangerous and pose a greater threat to the Pickering and It seems to me that a society } Webaddreat Darlington nuclear stations than last week's tremor. To the editor: arhose main response to crnehy Cathie Brock www.duhannews.net Some experts in the field say as earthquake as big as Fri- On my drive down from Bar- is to try to understand simply ca - day's is uwsual for this immediate arra and an indication fie Nov. 24, I listened to a radio courages the thug mentality of We Shouldn't there may be larger tteracrs in the near insure. is noun of par- announcer explain the Jonathan cowards and bullies. 130 Cenusuercial Ave . ' • tintlar concern, one Right p� play crap Ajax Oat LIS 2H5 geologist maistaias became the Pick- Wambsrk sitastioa Ri now. 1a a a� ertag and Darlington nuclear stations weren't designed to Jonathan is a 15 -year-old boy shoot every rinse they let their -withstand a major quake nearby, since it had been assumed who, while out walking his dog kids out the door. subsidize needs Puwianeas mail Sales (sone would occur. last Jute, was so savagely beaten What child, wbile walking Agreement Number 1332791 r,= So far. no major ttvsmot has racked this immediate arca. be remaineds un in a coos jam bullier dog. will be the next to of Toronto ;, r •• rr. 7 Last week's shakcr, while it was nearly 100 times stranger a few weeks before this past find himself in the wrong place at than most we've had to this vicinity in r cem years, was Thanksgiving. In the fust hours the wrong time? To the editor: weaker than Durham's astclear plants were brill to with- after the assault. doctors 'lost' What gang for purposes of Will someone explain to me + ;stauid. him a number of times- In fact, recreation will smash the next why the hard-working citizens of The News Advertiser is one 4 For that, we can be thaoldul to the people who bunk the his condition was so grave that skull and then use age to guaran- Durham we giving S4.5 million of the Meorolaed tstations. But. at the same time, we also ano ll on OPG Jonathan could not be transferred tee themselves anonymity and to that mosey pit Tomaw? Publist" and K r:.to sKriously assess what risks are posed to its &=bucs by 10 the trauma unit at Tomato's minimum accountability? They get a share of our taxes trove of sewspapen. The dtisgs which are out of the utility's control and which they Hospital for Sick Childrcs for When will we get a justice already. In this region of ours News Advertiser is a member .wat not aware of when the stations woe built. two weeks. system that will speak out for the there are so natty streets that are of the Ajax A Picker: g The micler statics may have no major finks. But, the No explanation for the brutal beaten and dead victims of vio- almost unfit to drive on. Also. we Board of Trade, Ontario earth below them might assault has bees given. What we Imre? have needy people here. Community NcwVmp- p do know. however. is that the When will we get a justice Message to our councillors: ; Assoc.. Canadian Community 11 .41 -mm if comments on albs aiiwid aro marivsn.w ilidwh tR used young people accof frsaur- system that demands appropriate Stand up for our rights. You can ! AssocCanadian Circulations Audit Board md comments 5n11mo nimss stint I iackde the wrion's JW minor mad ing Jonathan's skull we currently accountability from those who 5e replaced. the Otaaio Press Council. a! arm. of rrsidewtx we be awsidens! for ponM endow. on bail on a charge of attempted defiantly disregard basic Stas- The publisher reserves the t, rwrder. dards of civilized human behav- Nest WILk" tight to classify or refuse ay in advertisement Credit fa ad - Get thegames A vee lied a >�Investment in repressive regime . l ,R. ...-_ Lets put on a good show Y glIllIll for Ontario Summer Garner - Teachers pension fund policy under fire •;- The News Advertiser ac= opts letters to the editor. Teachers are not fussy boor tine violating human rights All letters should be typed i; Re's Can to pts oa our game face. ` ` "« .:they make a back to fea m IYea f : `lt without[ others having In point it or Ready hold -written, ISO While it might be tempting to don the long Jahns, we pesaow and dims could ember- %wzant to them. words Each letter most be should start coslemplausg est Summer soon. rasa them in discussing ethics E',C1C There is some truth w the ar- signed with a first and last Durhmiu will play host w the Ontario Sumarrher Games; with diEtr Students and cooper- gwnest of those managing the time a two initials and a 10 to 13, 2000 whoa athletes will flock w die to- to are morn leachers' fund that the `� wP iK ��' Pte- �y3DOWd Penia last Rame.Please indudes give team all actom due prwimce. And. Pickering has beta tic -spirited than Premier hike law requires those a invest their phone for verifia- "11acted as the venae far some of die action. Harris. theirs' ssooaey to obtain the best We' wwafa! a answer tart aY for wMtMeers The Ootaiio Teachers' Fedora- Al Qrelertt Cott athrn ere or risk be tion. The editor reserves the + `s Iibsn argaRraears ask fa help to putt on the games tion bas been aught not once. =at right a edit copy for style. We R,et's be good shorts. ad est the Piconemat for ath- but twice i�susg in business A Liberal pmmoea tinder ions and consent. Opin- :stat. std pot an a ready good Am: ,molter EM7 will consider du- baro as"afsceurer with such "Wer, David ftecreon rased 1600 wrius and sot lbs wlhde otald it watalirg Well, SB of Ontario, at bions. The federation's giant brands a Playa's and du Mori- this concerti is the 119g0s, whoa socessurfly diose of the east _ 4estiorh turd has $154 million a. the Ontario Municipal Eahplgr- News Adventism elle t $ invested in a c median company, Thi pension food normally ser Bemamem Band. Hosposels seem itmi awsevsmrr m e ddr mil brilaf to LWmaa tlhst dee a fro vottnna of lac .which has does not tail pgbNcly about its of Oestrin lbosioa Plr. Ontario r J' smad isi r tam& d o hole ri. WNW PW mints me buglfit a hnBe stabs is an a llfidd iavestnests, bort the British Hydro Pension Pim, Omarm old- a"'' sat aA "� he pills. y nom die mobodon ww"ibrPmiinedma being dordared a Soder. winds America 'IAww company a vaskile of die Cada Union of at . 1 a � w!ar has raged is which trying Io talon over haasco and Public Eopb*ves sod had s- r a 7 two rill a .beat diad =me the teacirre penrim,"d says it domes =wvaai bM an wrathy ar- r " .YQU SAn� IT t t - it > •• �d �- z: w £ .. ..3, would hn meth atYet to „ ;. Obtaneti mddrrj die Umt- bus so wMjvatpms to tf n part- slam. woo trod SO bans ban- k a . ; low question was: _ ; `-of dollars be. im�t�a`i ` 'ems' , . + harrou" have my. 3et1 the Sudan go ere a nd Imperial also !rat Bona idem:- doing business with Satoh Afiica d jillhgt vva4 your t eaction w Friday's eaAhgttalce its displaced and lolled many a- died as be isg spent extensively- then under ap.tgheid acid helping '- which wdwd Durham? r hthbitaots to develop the oilfield as msrk(it nafensh on, how to at it hearken �• ' r r f - and Savona: from t vitt tract nooldas. of Adost-of dial armed to diveslt p t 1 its thrldsry and a U_ . wdhers' :rases ssrslung altdt ami l� Pea rii0e gmmckly Pot tie pension fund is among tbooe come6tait among youth ladud- through a law lust allowed fmads A ,, ' ,�" f wrhich hnva polled out thadr ing meow so is ttchoef. bei Har- to rid of Ihleir Seuteli Afiicao r rf . � si' a a104Ey. The firm has derhied f[ ria't ProrinssiYG Coaseryatjve assets wit)tlout anyons being 6a coatriboUd to cry reP'a- govaaness. soled more A* in San tbdt.fm broach of duty.'�irri c, ciao. dragging, ib -boob than nggtes- But am people will feel la = ' • *" =: 4 ` . A nescbers' federation sively oylp0111d �g tt�litirs...uid p)tia sloe tw excuse and there i' spoloesmaa Braid it is t>sore clan only a far tutd>•tm ago tobacco are a lot of planar to invest and cerned about preventing abuse of use is the leading came of pre- p� supper to have the pub. hum= rights than making vesnble ilbidtss and ptemawte tic good is mind and ser an ex- Y: '. money. but the board managing death in Ontario: ample Should not be getting into xjh m Mrepbw B1 Viae says, "I Dom Piggott its food aid it ba no legal right What are teachers doing -pod- such investmaits. Wirt will the ;,3isay:, "I heard diottglht it was a says. "I didn't w pull out, became the law re- dliag a product to students that is leachers put their ononey in next - i Ube,butI did-halldooer, but I know what u quires it to invest to obtain die clearly and ' harmful the Knipp armament. factories? a't fed any looked outside vias. I was sur- Ihighuat possible tenon and not to their heath? Teachers also are I was sad there nous no prised, along consider moral or ethical isatin. among the better edwased and'31 v y c do about bdWonL Mt did- with my w4gb- The teachers' fund coiscidw informed in Society and onght to kraft emmeamift oa hilt uL it, n'tSIAS cry- boos. We all tally also has been revealed as a know something about current now so t newsy harm .ast t •Ift oe outside:, tnajar investor is Imasco Ltd., a affairs and can teed newspapers. SahvNstlumt which isebdr lAtr ' wow Cana h" coaglomerats whose Surely dory abound firs rw tvrlur't feN nerve ted town ars a,4aajOrC•ttesdais sbttp�To- ogaiad dray ritluog help•' f►t prerWn,j fi► 41 +.uR 4 w Yilry t. Irinfr rrrd%tmrt trill 4 to- mg a mpressive In anhtst cam p*41cade . a �y d nio � Pm• - ; iJ amu. � _ +� I '1 � X *^ A int 3w •y�,.. .. `K• �'b'� r' 7 'V ? - + C talists believe. 1 r • < � � �IM� ,+ . i - * � � wOrM1�1. �11g01Mf fI�1101i Oraanrar ti;1MB f+� b M . . . • • Oak Ridges Moraine are a 160- I!'L6/1J11 CY/,IffAN wvw.aecb-ccea.gc.ca/as- another way, is addition to the With a Provincial Policy opmew will take pboe and die a 1rI�N4iti► ,.; Statement in place, Jay -M iz, •- .: :: c. i / time to do it is sow. People one .being public by Ontario Power Ges- 'Venn's VM V dials dlsr the Niagara Escarpment easter- ..' ` starting to do sipiricast prope- wasting our time (on pushing Ailkt. ss !err tis-efw d urs, a are (AECft oilier federal and and we dud they aro ad - rations. 7U ! e Prowlshas w ad It's the headwater for four eesoaaed of sonars: the saodncuon: ,� "' clearly to set the moraori is 7lsom hub aro ate rale! nn- Parish notes. eluding the Rouge, and for and do Ute study" paint natural resources is countless creeks and streams. t' If Queer's Park were to And it provides the drinking southern Ontario, enviroomen- regions are working on is to water for about 250,000 peo- place a moratorium on moraine the Province in a dia- talists believe. formation Centre on Moret- on these draft chaptess," says development, the OMB hearing The hills and dales of the sessment (EA) being cosdect- could be delayed, he says. Oak Ridges Moraine are a 160- ed for the rmtart of die Picker- wvw.aecb-ccea.gc.ca/as- another way, is addition to the With a Provincial Policy kilometre stretch of sand-, grov- sowmxA :/pickin_e him• open boom and various con- f Statement in place, Jay -M el and silt stretching west from .being public by Ontario Power Ges- Holdings could "say 'we're the Niagara Escarpment easter- station (OPG). Energy Control Board get their hsams, as the table wasting our time (on pushing ly to the Trent River. (AECft oilier federal and and we dud they aro ad - the Gan Eden project) or 'we're It's the headwater for four of sonars: the saodncuon: not wasting our time'," Mayor major rivers in the GTA, in- hdbrsmeon on the poloist can- Durham Region, the Tows of son for the EA will be released Parish notes. eluding the Rouge, and for Pickoling's isdependest re- for advance public review and The aim of the long-term countless creeks and streams. viewer to the EA and some cwhahait its Deoasber. All the Wil► �° � ' updated for strategy Durham and the other And it provides the drinking - regions are working on is to water for about 250,000 peo- ,_ ."engage •4 the Province in a dia- pie. That's why it's called the ;l';! 'r" � logue - (to show) the need for a rain barrel for southern On- i long-term strategy," Mr. Mc carie. r / �_,_ �' , ^ `- Gregor says. It runs hundreds of.metres ,dry--':._ ' 't A panel of hydrogeologists deep and is the home to hun- + ` b# , rlT will be established to study and dreds of species of flora and ” comment on the moraine and fauna„' .A ¢ ways to go about protecting it. The moraine passes through i•:, ` + y he adds. all communities in Durham Re- - `�• ' Discussions with the gion except Ajax and Brock 'r= xa; ..' Province will be aimed partly Township. wear). but a number of odds and sods. sudt as at determining "any resources In Durham, almost 20,000 sbvu and puts, aro purchased on as as -seeded they can offer and any person - people lived on the moraine as • • • nel to sit on the panel." The of 1997 out of a total popula- On average the forte purchases about 50 Province will also be asked if it tion here of 456,170. By 2021, - S • • can contribute financially to the the moraine's population is ex- Apart from asking an officer who rank they strategy, in which the City of pected to reach 26,765, out of a • • • Toronto is interested in partici- total region population of about 970,000. Almost half of the • • pating• Durham planning commis- ommisDurham Durhampeople living on the shoulder flashes and a staff sergeant's sioner Alex Georgieff says mo - moraine will reside in plays three bars and a crown. On winter coats + a, nicipalitics have currently been "operating with the interim Uxbridge Township alone. Pal Region planner David at officer's rank is shown'os the sleeve. A po- guidelines", so developing a Burnett says proposed develop ; , ucalios Centre, 630 Rossbtd Rd fest. Os- wash and wear and seco dly it's less promi- long-term strategy would pro- ment on the moraine inoraine brawn �15av 04 �'� :4J�auliliCM" vide "a common vision for that Durham is considered moder- �£33��¢� / i 4 d . .e 1 0 �. : k� �'' e�,� �:1tit. ��y., r.r ices resource. a common interpreta- ate, while in York it's thought tion of the policies" to be heavy and in Pal light. .. Once that strategy is in The - gently rolling hills of place, Mr. Georgieff says, the moraine have caught the "We'll be able to better judge eye of many developers look- (development) applications, no ung to provide a more distinc- matter where they are, five style of housing. To that raine The hope is to "engage the end, they've been buying up Province" in finding a way to land in the moraine for the past deal with the moraine and to few years. "understand the resource" Such is the case in Durham The strategy will also aim b where a ViMhousing projectdevelop in A detailed long-term strategy is needed to protect the Oak Ridges a database oa the moraine, Mr. McGregor says. proposed on the moraine Uxbridge has pitted the com Moraine, an important natural resource in Durham, planners ser P Y `We want something eomprc- hensive. There isn't one and we taimity against developer Jay- M Holdings. Both Uxbridge andDurham councils have enough. We need clarity, some section," argues Mr. Cherniak. It's also who makes decisions - could develop one.- ne"and Somc hydrogeology studies wroed down the project, but the sanity in our planning process. Last week, Durham council municipalities or the Ontario+►_- were conducted in 1991 and the company has appealed the ma- We need to stop it now" joined those concereied about Municipal Board. It's all about Canadian Geological Society ter to the Ontario Municipal Not surprisingly, the devel- the moraine, passing a motion sprawl." has been assessing the moraine Board. The OMB will consider opment industry doesn't agree. calling on the Province to im- He says if the Gan Eden - recently. As well, the develop - ft development at a hearing Urban Development Institute pose a moratorium on develop- proposal were approved. ment industry has had to con- st to start in February after it Chairman Lloyd Cherniak mc. until a long -team strategy "There's no check on sprawl. s duct research to coincide with deliberates this fall over two says, "It's my position there's can be completed- Do we pave over paradise and 'building proposals it's submit- - projects proposed for York Re- already too much regulation on Durham, York and Peel re- pan up a parking lots the Oak Ridges Moraine" gion are developing the strafe- lt's "very important" to I l tad. "A lot of good scientific ro- gion, All the proposals have some In 1991. the provincial NDP gy, and arc hoping the provin- place a moratorium on devel- }:s„ search has been dome on the people calling for a moratori- government, under pressure to tial government will join in. opment on the moraine for "re- ' moraine" that could be incised um on development on the protect the moraine. announced Durham planner Grant McGre- gional taxpayers. Uxbridge tax- ed in the database. Mr. McGre- moaine until more studies can a strategy would be developed gor says. payers and provincial taxpay- go says. "We'll pull it all to be completed of how the area outlining how building could Protecting the moraine ers Mayor Parish argues. gether so it's useful for every - will be affected. Save The Oak Ridges proceed. would also be a way of curbing The Region has set a "very AL Three yen and $2 million urban sprawl, maintains Ajax preliminary" budget of one• "Hopefully, we can to the Moraine (STORM) has called for an immediate freeze on all later. the Oak Ridges Moraine Mayor and Durham planning $500.000 for lawyers' and con STEVE PARISH Strategy was completed and committee chairman Steve sultan fees and the like to fight -77tis Province involved. Maybe they bave some ideas. Wc'II know public spending on projects submitted to the Ontario gov- Parish. Gan Eden. he reports. "Every_ ion and others air "This body around the table totally convnitted to having PICC we sit down" Development of a long-term that may damage the moraine. The also wants the ernment. Before the recom- region and others are mendations could be acted totally committed to having knows ... the chances are wban devdopnsent in strategy for the moraine is cro- group Province to introduce planning upon, however, a provincial urban development in urban small.-tho will be enough. The urban arras.' tial to properly planning its fu - Controls that clearly spell out election was held in 1995, areas. That win prevent urban costs will be very, very heavy" t. tire. says Mr. McGregor. "We where development should be which the Progressive Conner- sprawl," he says. Jay -M Holdings has a "full the moraine. It's important foe have a draft strategy and it's banned and other areas where it vatives won. Since then, the Mayor Parish says his battery of lawyers, experts and the Province to say 'Hold it'." time to complete a new one. We on& to be limited. strategy has been laying dor- Durham Council colleagues hydrogeologims. We have to re- Mayor Parish contends that, certainly feel the need for one. STORM spokesman Debbie mant. mused down the bousing pro- spoad is kind. We have so before the OMB considers the "Ilse strategy is the key. We Crandall contends municipal "line Oak Ridges Moraine jest proposed for Uxbridge be- choice," Mayor Parish adds. Gan Eden project and other need a strategy to protect the and regional Official Plans set- Strategy and (municipal and re- cause they were looking at the If Jay -M Holdings is suc- proposals for the moraine, the moraine. Without a strategy, ting out where development gional) Official Plans provide big picture. "Gas Eden is more cessful at the OMB, "the Province should issue a policy who knows what will happen to can occur "aren't strong substantial environmental pro- than the Oak Ridges Moraine. floodgases will be opened" statement on "if and bow devel- die moraine?" Pickering,Ajxxresidentsgeta � ek at nuclear plant review terms Public can `get issues on the table and see they are addressed': Station operator nCKF. M -- Draft sec- formation Centre on Moret- on these draft chaptess," says tions of die ei vironmestal as- gomery Park Rood, as well as Kurt Johansen, OPG's project sessment (EA) being cosdect- through the laterms at manager for the EA. - This is I ed for the rmtart of die Picker- wvw.aecb-ccea.gc.ca/as- another way, is addition to the ing A sneaear leaders are sowmxA :/pickin_e him• open boom and various con- f made avaihbk to die. Tie drat eA- are aho s hatiath meetings OPG has .being public by Ontario Power Ges- being provided m the Atomic been boatin& for die public to 1 station (OPG). Energy Control Board get their hsams, as the table Tbese preliminary abaft (AECft oilier federal and and we dud they aro ad - t dtrplers mdnde Ot EA table provincial aadrorettm, the dtsssad." of sonars: the saodncuon: Twos of Pickering and Ajay. The remafemg draft chap- Y hdbrsmeon on the poloist can- Durham Region, the Tows of son for the EA will be released s r mkodoih program; sod a do- Pickoling's isdependest re- for advance public review and ) Dn* seem= of Aw a mmeswosiod asamosrasr bneitcg naw'. d die e:igatg ani- viewer to the EA and some cwhahait its Deoasber. All the Wil► �° � ' updated for atltico of for d w i�f of AW 'A'ai& of tie Ptiob+wbw swellktt♦r "0 Wyk arailabk at local *'%% are providing the OP, the draft Ell bnrtg submitted N. at NJ rinse .i 1>�R Nrt ries in licks ft and Ant �KURTJOHANSBN pal for early mpbW, by OPG to die ABM in late,fir ��� � a , and tis Pickering Neckar b,- staralioider and pubbe input January' ; kap a rM SWORDS FROM MeseQ, -} t� 'THE WISE �< � � c i' . ,•F y ., 7 coo" Points Yew Parodies 9j,-jy J fi PoNes,of aid Coanea, council chaaberPALPickerin �,. �C;t apjm One The Soplimado � The force purchases about 100 usitorms atAjois Jt ; , i TO" CAM" . S a cost of $250 each year (for the fall parade �., f� � w Madq, Dine. t, 7 pin, — AS= Comkdk wear). but a number of odds and sods. sudt as o � coundhf eaiartber AJast T:bws Hal, 6511artsood �4* lac of jobs require us uritis. but one of sbvu and puts, aro purchased on as as -seeded ep `Ave. S. the most noticeable is the one worts by tie mea bow. women in blue. On average the forte purchases about 50 ' h� ' T bo rhsm Regional Coast l The Durham Regional Police made a slight winter coats a year. Wedapilay, Dae. 0. 19 s.a. — FM8=9 change to its uniform this year, now sporting a Apart from asking an officer who rank they C•oshittee, Room B-13. Durham Region dark blue shirt instead of dw lighter blue colour are, a uniform will tell you the full story. .Headquarters, 603 Rosslad Rd. E., Whitby, worn since 1974. A police sergeaat wears three bars on the flash dis- :�yy`: Prior to 1974 some departments wore light shoulder flashes and a staff sergeant's btirhsw Catlhoiic shoot �w # my ��' plays three bars and a crown. On winter coats + a, • ••..��•– i; Mesday, Die. 13, 7:36 pia. — Datitsra a , Do 13 7:16 pi There's a coupk of reasons for the change at officer's rank is shown'os the sleeve. A po- �CalM p .Catholic Ed- says Deputy Chief Derek Denson. "First it's lice constable wears no bas wbik Chief Kevin a ; , ucalios Centre, 630 Rossbtd Rd fest. Os- wash and wear and seco dly it's less promi- McAlpine wens sten and crowns, a designs- • `: } brawn �15av 04 �'� :4J�auliliCM" tion whit issilitary roots, M • �a'F'•r?:_. Y�� �£33��¢� / i 4 d . .e 1 0 �. : k� �'' e�,� �:1tit. ��y., r.r ices ^l 1 �!r:A .Y' .. 9C. t; � 1 .. ...g , i. . ,...�. 'l.3'..-.. . '":ANNEWMllallllrmlr Look imide dr 7iaarurr Chest este not what ou' d As is our tradition, Recycler's :;'Cotner sad the News Advertiser lri4 you the Treasure Chest on a i Wool y basis. This feature allows tuideaft to give away items .they no use and to list articles they •.:wed. Remember that, since the things are use are all made from materials _khat come from the earth, they are larger size for 20 pounds -plus b ;*till valuable, even when we do not bies), cribs (must be 1987 standard 'meed them anymore. strollers, high chairs - Durham Pre; By passing them on to other peo- nancy Centre 839-9561 or 720-325 VWe instead of throwing them away, 9) Dressers, furniture, metal roofit make less garbage and save pre- and siding, drywall, filing cabinet ycious resources. paneling, medical supplies, tru( To use the Treasure Chest, call trailer to keep some animals quarai 420-5625 during regular business tined, and volunteers - Secor hours. Phone by the last Wednesday Chance Wildlife Sanctuary 641 l0f the month. 8282. capped child 426-8813. 000 _ ITEMS } ITEMS TO 'NEEDED GIVE AWAY 1) Wooden Brio train track, cable TV 1) Steel office desk, 30 inch by � converter - 839-6918. inch with three drawers, and swiv 2) Apartment -size stove, kitchen chair - 839-0734. cupboards - 430-3391 or 839-6056. 2) Chest freezer - 839-5700. 3) Piano, china dolls - 509-8760. 3) Used bedsheets and towels sui 4) Cable converter - 420-7035. able for veterinary clinics, etc. -501 5) Acrylic to knit - for Project Linus 1616. 420-5633. Thanks go out again for 4) Olympic Stylist camera sing such a good response. lens reflex. VCR: both need repair 6) Sofa bed and fridge, computer could be used for parts - 683-8954. games, adjustable bed - for a handi- {t, capped child 426-8813. 000 7) Freestanding clothes racks for dis- Cindy Smith is the draw winner play and storage purposes, good tate of our Waste Reduction Wee quality clothiaghccessories, and vol- events of a T -Shirt donated as a Tre; unteers - new Big Sisters store 428- sure Chest give-away by Norsems 8111. Plastics, makers of The Earth M; 8) Infant ar seats (especially the chine composter. Durham Region unveils plan for new nursing home Thursda, I Plans for Oshawi s new Iiillsdale - Manor will be on display during an open bouse Thursday. Dec. 2. 1Dtrhatn Region is constructing a rem, stag -of -the -art. four -storey. 225,000 -square -foot building to re- place the existing nursing home. Con- ' sauctlon on the 300 -bed home is slat- ed to start early next year so it can open in the fall of 2001. Families The Co - honour Feil `angels' Dula t resi- dads are invited b bosour their loved ores by having as angel placed in their "Memory an the Angels' True of at the t Durham District School Board an wok The Dtrbam empaer of the Be reavod Fami- lies Of Ontario is IItoauog a dedicar rim and tree - Was Ceram.? . qr rwd.eaday, ' Dec. g at 7:30 1J- -Your doaa- bm will place a maci l wed a The project team, including arch tats. Regional staff and officials, wi be on hand to answer questions. Everyone is welcome to attend d open house, being held from 2 to p.m. at the existing Hillsdale, 600 O haws Blvd. N. Hillsdale Manor is one of thn home, for the aged which are run t the Region The Neon Advertiser is excited to offer a magical advertising opportunity for dee Christmas season. To co&wfte cat 683-5110 Laud., cud. 230 Flyers to your doorstep! The News Advertiser dteeleea 4irap wih tie �� `• - ltgtrs tof rte pa- oNk scouts 'f 4 . _ 4:_. Picket �7 � M F >Desatioas iWN assist the w1•wpsvad Iwai . of Orpoo m t 1 AC01081) Z _ Ire tea- ad Pro- hollies ..• tut dee 111910• 4`^ t1Ain hire Tat a .epi • �htved o • . The Ansels {t, 'lMsedi be - bf " � 4t.' o e s On MrSEY ft board 14 k - . Dec. 24 ad or u _ 'XIM'Bta• ° > C` �� ' N y S"i .• r 4;, Wdtaat fa 6owt trtt]aisaad , t t ... tehrped donors at the CIIp Ten years ago. Fran Poiesis helped estab>islt a new Scouts Canada trttop in '� z ieptn by doing, by tecperiattittg std by sharing with othess thea aBe " of the holiday per. And for the last eight site's been vc hntlseting as a leader. 'Ibis year, +' , l? m waits foe Royal Bank in Pickering. Site's just one of many Royal Bank w' The shod site's Wading a Cub pack of 13 boys between the ages of tight and ten. t14ewpkiyeft across Canada who take time art to help in their communities. And r. bit rd's tduca- Every week throughout the sdwol year, Fran plans activities, games and 1,wed just hake to tale this oppottmW to thank them for doing what they do r� p� eeope is st .33 projects far her Cubs and helps them mak towards taming their Scouts Canada ;. 00 T&v"= Rd. , badges Several tures a year she takes them at overnight camp -outs ForilyhorpaoY+or on Scorer Ccalaid0 m (1 V. why'• "Scouts tiewhes young people traditional values such as respect for others and Pkcfslf (416) 41ab003 For MM in- and and the ofalw d ' c:, i+sets+, ROYAL. DANK 4 T formation call L1Dr youesdf, ittdeper►detoe responsibility, importanee always oing t,r ti; „ R FNVAIVdAL GROUP ' you ba" says Pram. "lit oful ff ss a rehmed and playenmt viro ent where i > .3179.4293 or 1- .adwr.at WWWWO1401RedwkWCarad. �3a7�?0 148 y� .?std:` '. 1..".�� '.r Y .li�. rq,,,,. _•"'}• .. ...n ?'.v:.^�.� i .. - .�''n e. �_,. -' r � / , •. flllltlt� 1. M� fI11 R A I 'L. GFIL 4� U -MJ EIS� t $.'• yam'yt R•%.Y W..; EWS ADVERTISER DEC. 1999 k ,bur . Organizers, officials and athletes gather for press conferencein Oshawa rh i call launches Ontario Summer- Games ►u am Re ion off c r a g Y .: 'BY BR/AN McNA/RRegion for the four-day event, it is .',people who will truly make these The cost of the Games is expected donations. ?t ' StagWriur Games special - the athletes. to be $940,000, of which $445,000 has With thousands of athletes, coaches hoped an additional 53 -million will be The 2000 Ontario Summer Games "This is amazing," said Ashley been funded by the Province of On- and family members coming into the pumped into the local economy. are already unique. Jenkins, a 13 -year-old student at tario. The remaining money will be Although the Games are still more Ajax's Cadarackque Public School raised mostly through municipal ti than eight months away, organizing who willplay, baseball at the Games. registration fees and corporate Recycle. B Y gan g Brants, gi orpo j� t: committee held a press conference in "It's great that Durham Regioq is hint- . E Oshawa yesterday to officially launch ing it I'm really excited e �E11[. r'g'Ar"n0 TS -the first such event to be hosted by Jenkins was a member of the On- rjl�,�l 1 1 jvlr multiple municipalities and also the tario Spitfires team that won a gold a and rewarding first to include disabled athletes. medal in Winnipeg in August. Her M t i ,: LEARNING CE ES "I think it's leading the way and Ajax bantam rep team is guaranteed a in Ontario, Pickering's Walter ` ihows how things can and will be done berth at the Ontario Summer Games Heeney is retiring as the NOW grv!�_in the future;' said Regional Chair because Ajax is hosting girls'baseball. technical direcbr for hh a prmrpN4 Roger Anderson, a driving force be- [i's a sort of homecoming for the 5 Pin Bowlers' Association, a ` hind Durham Region's successful bid. Ontario Games, which were liekt for D�he'shold for 25years. READING the first time in Oshawa in 1973. But Last month, Heeney was w sharing the responsibility with Oshawa honoured by the Ontario 5 Pin � WRITING LL�1 this time around are Clarington, Pick- Bowlers' Assooabon as one of � STUDY SKIU ening, Ajax. Whitby, Brock, Uxbridge four players inducted into ft 5 1 and Scugog. Pin Bowling Hal of Fame. Five � MATH "When you have a staff like (co- years ago, Heeney was inducted chair) Tom Flood and (the eight mu- into the hall as a builder in the • Grade 1 b OAC nicipalities) working together on a pro sport, mostly for his bog time • �� ject, you'll come upon a consensus service to the association as its •low SMrdnt/Teacha Radio y 99.9 per cent of the time said Ander- technical director. • Complete Assessment ' son" 420-9930 Ajax/Pickering Flood and Oshawa lawyer Terry Kelly, a.k.a. 'the Superfan'. will serve 1885 Glenanna Rd. Suite #103 as co-chairs of the Games executive „r,,.., .r,.,Homework Support Available committee. ASHLEY JENKINS ' h's great that Durham Region is hosting (the Ontario Stemmer Games). I'm really excited." The Ontw o Summer Gaines win feature more than 3.000 elite young athletes competing in 20 different sports at venues throughout Durham Aug. 10-13. 2000. In addition to able- bodied athletes competing in such sports as soccer, basketball, lawn bowling, beach volleyball. rowing. cy- cling. lacrosse and track and field those with disabilities will also cont - pew in track and field and aaipwloe SOIL "It shows the tremendous courage and leadership in Durham Region;' said Helen Johns, Ontario's Minister of Cau aship, Culuac and ltecteatioa:' "We-ve all learned lessons from sports. It teaches us dedication. it teaches us to work turd, that we can teach our goals and have hopes and dreams.- Mingling reams"Mingling with politicians, sponsors and other dignitaries at yesterday's Press conference woe sane of the ,Lightning strike for first national ,league win BYAL RATTI i • _ $mol Flinn y hneverance paid off for the Dwtkm Geonset Lightoft is rlsooad Woaiea's Hockey League play haat >mmft m Despise nrsnaiiias was Wbft st.oglt the fist smash of the iestttosi but so w o s sn altosis do Lighting 8- tdiy Wit tbtatt@I for their Ent vino- sy dtlie taplaraeascn spiew" Stag 1 r i S11 Sting at Mrtllvaa Atena ' Do Looloing pt sopdnr 4 sallil wwwar drat so pat a 2-0aitelo vivo. . sage aewrtAaleMYHL.9ttistDflsiiln vie Dwbm tnas ptsrdwiss>ll ea dream Faisal; plenty of ',- peswiss cn des S9tig. " t "juste M0 poistowdoes' ' a ttlaii'a+trl suite srid datapilgde o�tt[�t iN; MDIs Li�lanit4 . , ooa* 1)att Hntwre-ili. "Ass *els lndMiig iorr dilond + M& dolioneiw Dona of ttariosi. 71rs gitk Pitt it #stl�ediaaa' ., Hetttsoad dw luded- diel clu es' oaad'ttiadi�wM, ts/letiar a lie �'�F • die Li�i=.mar► shnt�ir+e.�.;� M andiitiaaiilt really Iwii dam' be says. Ligltury womoer Gia Rados opened die iva i it it due End patina Small Reid arced an amt on Ile pbgr. Ager a acatsks- second stoma, 140 Lj*oloiaig pt die Vote on ice wide a diitd-paiad rerrI by Jessaft ilW&L Rourke and Rad drew wise. Gtialtendas W" Mortis and h ictdk Clayton awed the sMtbut for the Ltgliauag. The Cleared woolen outsbot the Sting by a wide 3620 margin, The Durham women's hockey team returned to home ice'IMOMY when K hosted the Scarborough Mail a die Aim Cgiammoily Cetans' The r suk wasn't ovaashle at die News Advertis- er's peas deadbna SALE 0 ..., ockey er inn fxhions N►14129" ' : t:opinipM 1999. Sears Caawdo late Come see the many sides of Sears® i.•a �. � i rx r.•,.el a)S l.. Y1 �4.. AL'�.,r.S_ �".i. _§'SSV. -L. R1 �_.Y tiMG - S�'\ a IIIIM AOIINI'11pE11, WUNE 0agt 9Ot011. Oamm6w 1. IM 1 7, -1 T 7.; 7, F t 71A, lVii a . c . - ,ANDREW MANOWSKI/ News Advertiser photo l' Pickering's Walter Heeney was recently inducted into the S Pin Bowlers' Association Hall of Fame in the players'category. Five years ago, he was honoured by the hall as a builder. Retirement right up bowling kingpin's alley Kegler strikes out with spouse to spend spare r w0a Mawr_ time in the NY AL RIVETT Sports Umor r IMCKERING — Following a long .N,:� and rewarding association with fivepin bowling in Ontario. Pickering's Walter l Heeney is getting set for his well -de- 4:<. Served netaennent. 1 , After being involved is alai aat every ,aspect of she sport for most of his lift - be every nay his wife at the bowling . Messiah alley - Hecney is stepping down as the Sednical director for the Ontario S Pia ' Bowlers' Association. a post hr's held i $or 25 years. 1 -I've been in the bowling orpniza- tion for 25 years and I've been lucky evoiso to have been a staff member t and a player," reminisces Heeney, "who's been recognized for his contri- QkV Park Semidi 0" Mvaamr CMarh buboo to the sport in the province as both a playa and a builder. :• Last month, Heeney was honoured �,lldart: Sls • swhderr/Serdar:412 by the Onum 5 Pin Bowlers' Assocaa- tion as one of four playas inducted ' � into the S Pin Bowling Hall of Fame. ,Y. fw daltata pB ' Five years ago. Haney was inducted S into the hall as a builder in the sport, a mostly for his long-time service to tic glassociation as its technical director. Heeney started bowling as a teenag- er at alleys in the eau end of Toronto. { Fk eventually rose to the ranks of ma;- ' kr bowling - the top level in Ontario - . who he qualified for the Pmvincal i open 5 Pia Championships 26 tames ra but, sadly, never won an Ontario tick. ti, Eie's been at the prw iacial event as a oompallor 11 times, oa 20 � teams and eiglst mined tarns. � �.� h 19TT, I'ieeaey won dee � wsaa d die Matter' Bowlers Asaaica- gt, tion of Ontario and qualified for the na- ;'. donal ChunnQlOtlhlp6 in Saskatoon wlaae he lost the final maids. 71at g . be was mooed Bawler of the Year ih1e lunar Boilers Association of ,l In, attarttas ehsitsr I'm Py �roa sirs a naaames is duiag his 35 year Only six oder Ontario mea W slow lane "That's not bed' says Heency. AD qhs guys ahead of me we in the hall of Dame." In his kegling career. Heeney has bowled a whopping 1,720 games and knocked down 424.664 pins. As a builder in the sport of fivepin Davids, Heeney's cootritwionlsat real_;, the gamut. In addition to serving as technical di ecuw of the association. he's been a member of the National Technical Committee, which formu- lates future policy mail direction for the coaching program. As the ial technical director, he's OrginlLOd COIII- pentioas for the best bowlers in Ontario and provided coaches across the province the most up4o-date informa- tion on the sport. He's also been heavily involved in pronating the sport. He cites as his biggest achievement bringing aboard the largest sponsorship deal in the his- tory of fivepin bowling, securing Hiram Walker Distillers as a major backer. From 1974 to 1981, Haney wrote a twice weekly bowling codon for the Toronto star. "not was kind of a we deal," re- calls Hecncy. "71st was during my very best yeah as a bowler n well. It was wonderful and it certainly was a fabulous eapaiaoe " Bowling has always been a family affair in the Keeney household. He net his wife Catherine at a bowling alley in 1967, and they aM die sport to da day. Although his middle am David, is ansa Sae of die spoor his two dainglr, Sheila and Jan horde allways been bowl - 111119 In fact, daughter Jam, who has D wo's "adroute, has bawled with her father at namaots Spatial OlYatpiaa evenK and was 10 ootapelti ht a MW amsat Bowkim ain.wmillb mom How 28 G his reaiiaoar. 140"gf .'"r he, mad his wrj'e plus to caval and g( f to iiwrtalariBt • ibBp.l i • Tho Sony 4 Hsod Hifi Shiso VCR (AAodsl SLV7721 adverliwd on papa 5 for $249.99, slhould hove nod Modal SIY679. • The Sony Digital 8 Concorde: (Model TlMMI adwriised on pop 8 for $1299.99 AoW have mod $1399.99. • The Bell ExpratiYu Sol" System W -W 2700 S %nil od—fa lid on papa 9 for.$167 00• w ilh $100 Fine Propmrrrnbhp towards, shaald has mod 350.00 Frss PropraadAkV Rewards.• Wo 4 air MY l 1i11alllallea� Mw derseed ow a+abed eralatttaSra . •Fria ohar Rflaaa ss�� ■�RFLL� �l Would You Like To Be 9996 Trouble Free This Winter? If So, try these bumper to bumper services. LL FOR :�00y00.....: • Inspect brakes & hydraulics. • Inspect hoot and suspension and shocks. • Inspect exhaust systan and supports. • Inspect all glass, doors, windows do tracks. • Inspect seat belts. • Inspect heater, front defrost, Fan speed. • Inspect all lights (bwr.a.g rrra vvwk1. • Inspect wwirppeerr blades do windshield washer pump. • hhspect radiator antifreeze strength & radiator hoses. • Inspect all fan bens. • Inspect engine and transmission performance (vu road %4 • Inspect electrical system, alternator starter, load test battery. • Oil change k lube cr dud m a w mw a me • a_ brat 19W30*0 • 1 gas line antifreeze, 4 L. windshield washer antifreeze. ie road F1 nter Tires for d,ta , Abe availaWs: Michelin, Yokohama, GoodY— , Dunlop, Uniroyal, BF Goodrich. For Better Service And Best Values The Management Recommends That You Call: J Lisa or Angelo for an appointment at 905.619.1222 264 Fairall St., Ajax (East of Westney, just South of 401) b,J W km IPYb i Ub. "• ..,v.,..nn m pwft -d (ab— baa .error tab—ewer 0. —1,." Spoil L 95 rrlitdrw & Paint Yf Sopa► �, r t yl�b d t y F it w. Sh v . �t ^ 6f4 s7 . jar r i qq, 1iv is 'K' a � 4 _: ��' ��. _.. _ � .', apt '• `R,:%. �rhuNF, � ` ►"• c��"t ' 1 � :, ^�� � v " - C�, y 4" t w0a Mawr_ .: go • , rhino .N,:� Tom ChOkOf SkWM id niaier l� Owdanna � lanaaarrs 4:<. 1 , G.F. Handers, . Messiah A J., ij . ley,Decembar 5. Im QkV Park Semidi 0" Mvaamr CMarh 1364 Team Sues Fan pas par Harraaay) :• �,lldart: Sls • swhderr/Serdar:412 ' � � ,Y. fw daltata pB ' Moi) 7t'Fei1111 title. >Zd[� a z , U1111 raaP Grains R Ohrtrrs c W slow lane "That's not bed' says Heency. AD qhs guys ahead of me we in the hall of Dame." In his kegling career. Heeney has bowled a whopping 1,720 games and knocked down 424.664 pins. As a builder in the sport of fivepin Davids, Heeney's cootritwionlsat real_;, the gamut. In addition to serving as technical di ecuw of the association. he's been a member of the National Technical Committee, which formu- lates future policy mail direction for the coaching program. As the ial technical director, he's OrginlLOd COIII- pentioas for the best bowlers in Ontario and provided coaches across the province the most up4o-date informa- tion on the sport. He's also been heavily involved in pronating the sport. He cites as his biggest achievement bringing aboard the largest sponsorship deal in the his- tory of fivepin bowling, securing Hiram Walker Distillers as a major backer. From 1974 to 1981, Haney wrote a twice weekly bowling codon for the Toronto star. "not was kind of a we deal," re- calls Hecncy. "71st was during my very best yeah as a bowler n well. It was wonderful and it certainly was a fabulous eapaiaoe " Bowling has always been a family affair in the Keeney household. He net his wife Catherine at a bowling alley in 1967, and they aM die sport to da day. Although his middle am David, is ansa Sae of die spoor his two dainglr, Sheila and Jan horde allways been bowl - 111119 In fact, daughter Jam, who has D wo's "adroute, has bawled with her father at namaots Spatial OlYatpiaa evenK and was 10 ootapelti ht a MW amsat Bowkim ain.wmillb mom How 28 G his reaiiaoar. 140"gf .'"r he, mad his wrj'e plus to caval and g( f to iiwrtalariBt • ibBp.l i • Tho Sony 4 Hsod Hifi Shiso VCR (AAodsl SLV7721 adverliwd on papa 5 for $249.99, slhould hove nod Modal SIY679. • The Sony Digital 8 Concorde: (Model TlMMI adwriised on pop 8 for $1299.99 AoW have mod $1399.99. • The Bell ExpratiYu Sol" System W -W 2700 S %nil od—fa lid on papa 9 for.$167 00• w ilh $100 Fine Propmrrrnbhp towards, shaald has mod 350.00 Frss PropraadAkV Rewards.• Wo 4 air MY l 1i11alllallea� Mw derseed ow a+abed eralatttaSra . •Fria ohar Rflaaa ss�� ■�RFLL� �l Would You Like To Be 9996 Trouble Free This Winter? If So, try these bumper to bumper services. LL FOR :�00y00.....: • Inspect brakes & hydraulics. • Inspect hoot and suspension and shocks. • Inspect exhaust systan and supports. • Inspect all glass, doors, windows do tracks. • Inspect seat belts. • Inspect heater, front defrost, Fan speed. • Inspect all lights (bwr.a.g rrra vvwk1. • Inspect wwirppeerr blades do windshield washer pump. • hhspect radiator antifreeze strength & radiator hoses. • Inspect all fan bens. • Inspect engine and transmission performance (vu road %4 • Inspect electrical system, alternator starter, load test battery. • Oil change k lube cr dud m a w mw a me • a_ brat 19W30*0 • 1 gas line antifreeze, 4 L. windshield washer antifreeze. ie road F1 nter Tires for d,ta , Abe availaWs: Michelin, Yokohama, GoodY— , Dunlop, Uniroyal, BF Goodrich. For Better Service And Best Values The Management Recommends That You Call: J Lisa or Angelo for an appointment at 905.619.1222 264 Fairall St., Ajax (East of Westney, just South of 401) b,J W km IPYb i Ub. "• ..,v.,..nn m pwft -d (ab— baa .error tab—ewer 0. —1,." Spoil L 95 rrlitdrw & Paint Yf Sopa► �, r t yl�b d t y F it w. Sh v . �t ^ 6f4 s7 . jar r i qq, 1iv is 'K' a � 4 _: ��' ��. _.. _ � .', apt '• `R,:%. �rhuNF, � ` ►"• c��"t ' 1 � :, ^�� � v " - C�, y 4" t ,n .. r. :. Y \M. { T'. •.f"•1.1 .,.t.,; �.A, .��,, R�w,�.lt_•i Yh4< <:I,:i .. .. :Y� , h.,.. ,gap�w•a,n�•axt c+c.w(�Ww+u�wfx+batt+ef+;Y pr-c{i.,. ,ew.;.<.�, w ,f ..:.. -f;s-.�r rr ;� f.' fI�MA�Ir1Nr81a11d�OrNtttrvl.lr'1M�MM pa 10AM ftiond Police Last naf p.x �4C t ` ' r,�. i � `�..� � w � snawa, a e � .,cracl coca a cov%ift] sof GTA.!;o, W_ NSMW a considered to be sad $ Deo .. ' ' 1 .� Ms over she 'coeamc. cocante...�1C�a.., QA (¢b ""7 you. gt. `.�""'7• - "`•."Y i "�'•^...'i �r h SAW wwor Mj' i'v a'��n Oetedo's "track aconic capi- It's alleged the network was the main couple d years in Oshawa rmrijuaea and Fnstion of1X__ d +~ Durban Pblice a five- W," because d aorta of crack far say widespread tratfidting. anywhere fitim 73 w "The word apparently on the streets crime: h month witt"p, igation by the drug As part of the investigation. started in 200 addicts in the region. The project is drat (die city) become the crack cW Ewan John Meyer. 19, Carl Ralph 'squad has led to more than 80 traffick- August, police focused on key players in will have "some impact" at the street nal of the GTA (Greater Toronto Area)," Oakley, 25, Jason Albert English, 20, 'in-ielated • g edharges and the dismantling a "substamial-sized" crack supply chain le -vel. Police seized moue than a pound one otfica said requesting anonymity. James Lee Bradica, 28. Stevan Plum - of u ,. of a crack codaioe network afrewhmg and obtained judicial authorization to in- of crock with an estimated street value When asked to confirm the dubious mer, 24, Robert Norman Dixon, 23, all from Brooklin to Bowmtanville. tercW telecommunication, said of $50,000 to $60,000 during the inves- tide, the head d d: d the drug unit repiiono fixed address are in cuaody at '.+ Police say the surveillance project, Sergeant Jack Dancey, head or the ligation and arrested eight suspect. "All I will say is we do have a big prob• Whithy Jail, police said. dubbed 'Operation Bomb Squad.' street Durham Regional Police drug unit. Arrest warrants are still out for three lem with crack in our region, n'nresu in A 17-ye:a-uid si,i arid is i7-yearold s slang for an organized group of drug "It was a fairly significant organized others. Local police and prosecutors say Oshawa.. It just seems we're getting boy — the latter facing 14 counts of r' dealers, targeted mid-level suppliers network based out of Oshawa but with despite several major investigations, new players coming into the area:' conspiracy to traffic crack — are also based in Oshawa. ties to le in Scarborough as well as leading to dozens of arrests b regional The following are charged with nu- charged under the Young Offenders Act, 1 PeOP g g Y8 Itarg liar8 8 According to drug enforcement several communities in Durham Re- police and RCMP, crack cocaine traf- merous counts of conspiracy to traffic in police said. BILLBOARD DEC. 1, 1999 Berause the shortest WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1 :SINGLE PARENTS: The A Pickering Chapter of the One Pa Vamilies Association meets Wedi days at 8 p.m. at the Annandale ( and Curling Club, corner of Bi and Church Sts., Ajax. New m bers welcome. For custodial non-custodial parents. 831-1201. DENTAL HYGIENISTS: Durham Dental Hygienists Soc meets from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Oshawa Public Library, Bagot Marsha Stein from Teledyne W: pik will speak. 987-1617 (Helen ,CHRISTMAS LIGHTS: Santa Mrs. Claus join the staff of the and Pickering Health Centre, Harwood Ave., Ajax, for the Ani Lighting of the Lights from 7:3 $:30 p.m. The Random Notes, a member teen choir, performs. hot chocolate and candy canes. t''ttharge for parking. Phone 683-7 for information. THURSDAY, DEC. 2 OVEREATERS: Overea Anonymous meets every Thursdi 7:30 p.m. No dues or fees we quired. Call Mary at 428-8660 location. NATURALISTS: Pickering N talists meet from S to 10 p.m. in library at St. Elizabeth S4 Catholic School, 480 Strouds L north of Sheppard Ave. off Rose! Rd. N.. Pickering. Member are vited to share their talents or plays relative to natural history. welcome. Phone 831-1 (Michelle), YOUNG PARENTS: A free ,ern/child drop-in is offered rdr and young parents with chili aged two years and younger frc to 6 p.m. at The Youth Centre, Gayly St. W., Unit S, Ajax. time, crafts, stories, rhymes, hen snacks. It's offered by the Fs and Community Action Prog Durham Region Health Depart: and the centre:. Phone 1-800 2729 or 428-1212 for more info FRIDAY, DEC. 3 CRAFTS: Mount Zion Um Church hosts a craft and bake from 10 a -m. to 9 P.M. at M, Zion Community Centre, Salem between Conc. 7 and 8, three I metres west of Lakendge Rd. and handmade items. Free ad cion. Wheelchair accessible. Le .available. Phi uu 6494102 (Shu ^or 649-5200 (Evelyn) for info tion. ADDICTION: The Serenity Gi holds its weekly 12 -Step Reco Meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Ba Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pic 4hg. The group deals wish addict :cif all types, including co-depen Icy. All welootie. Child care prel itnailable..as required . pbooe $431 (Jim, evenings) for info 40 Mt'�A�IA��IrON►�Ir101kOfislnisrl tM6 .n .r ,.;rent. t �E nte ainmen. NEWS ADV ERTISER DEC. 1 999 Sing ers musicians That's entertainment Pwd Booth enjoyed the magic act daring the West Durham Festival of Trees at the Pickering Recreation Complex on Friday. The event was organized to help raise money for the Ajax and Pickering Health Centre. �easonai T' 1` .F _ F O come; in X111 ef4y && *w lunch and dlntser srsetiolr lA audiest ie Irish style! LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Friday Dec. 3: LEGAL ALIENS Saturday Dec. 4: OCTOBER BROWN Saturday Dec. 11: TOM LEIGHTON 9:00 p.m. - No Cover 1400 Gayly St. Plaeloerinq (ailwi Mei Pktdtaiq Bs attain) (905)837-2366 toy & Gift Warehous 1 24th • GUINESS WORLD RECORDS Millennium Edition ys taf/r reg.S29.99 Wes / Now 517.99 Mon -Fri 10-8, Sat 10-6, Sun 11-5 PICKERING . 726 Kingston Rd. At Whites Rd., next to Country Style house tour takes in rural 17 Durham homes This Saturday &Sunday 1 )' JENNIFER STONE_ Sap' write. They're decking the halts in Ty- . sone. in preparation for a Christmas home tour set for Sunday. Nov. 28 a see sets iia the oath Clariajton hamlet.ur The to, co-sponsored by Tyrone Aff United Church and Clarington's Loci Architectural Conservation { Advisory Cawatttee MCHC) wilt showcase five homes and the church.^F-N�. y "� :: offer Chriostmastrtnkdts� County Town Singers, Pickering Concert Band perform at Ajax church PICKERING — Two musical Concert Band which has continually groups will join forces for an enter- provided the community with live taining evening of Christmas music musical entertainment while also next week. serving as an outlet for citizens who The Pickering Concert Band and wish to play in a concert band. the County Town Singers perform a The band is currently looking for Christmas concert at Carruthers new members, particularly percus- Creek Community Church, Bayly sionists. Street East, Ajax, on Sunday, Dec. 12 Rehearsals are held every Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the East Shore Community Centre, Featured in the concert will be a 910 Liverpool Rd., Pickering, from mix of traditional and modern Christ- 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. mas music. Musicians wishing to join must Tickets, at $8 for adults, $5 for se- have playing proficiency equal to or niors/youths or $2 for children, are better than high school -level music. available at Pickering Village Phar- Currently, there are no auditions or maty in Ajax, Lafontaine Trading fees to join the band. Post in Whitby, Wilson and Lee For more information on the per - Music and Walters Music Centre, in formance, call Hugh Smith at 831 - Oshawa. 0525 or visit the Pickering Concert This season represents the 10th Band's Web site at www.conzert- year of operation for the Pickering band-on.ca. T' 1` .F _ F O come; in X111 ef4y && *w lunch and dlntser srsetiolr lA audiest ie Irish style! LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Friday Dec. 3: LEGAL ALIENS Saturday Dec. 4: OCTOBER BROWN Saturday Dec. 11: TOM LEIGHTON 9:00 p.m. - No Cover 1400 Gayly St. Plaeloerinq (ailwi Mei Pktdtaiq Bs attain) (905)837-2366 toy & Gift Warehous 1 24th • GUINESS WORLD RECORDS Millennium Edition ys taf/r reg.S29.99 Wes / Now 517.99 Mon -Fri 10-8, Sat 10-6, Sun 11-5 PICKERING . 726 Kingston Rd. At Whites Rd., next to Country Style house tour takes in rural 17 Durham homes This Saturday &Sunday 1 )' JENNIFER STONE_ Sap' write. They're decking the halts in Ty- . sone. in preparation for a Christmas home tour set for Sunday. Nov. 28 a see sets iia the oath Clariajton hamlet.ur The to, co-sponsored by Tyrone Aff United Church and Clarington's Loci Architectural Conservation { Advisory Cawatttee MCHC) wilt showcase five homes and the church.^F-N�. y "� :: ,• a o11 sale Also open to the public during - -5008 RBCKER/RECI.INE � ' Q the tow are Tyrone Mill. the Orange sloipa talt� tt�uyardec Seats tib TN aP ! ac ,� ._ And, %Wto lhi.. sew �/� Hall, and the local blacksmith's _ "-"R PW- ' ' �•s�� y s:F4 T"'• `�>sr" �cn ::3grt�"". Lletalleeaeasliaa.l�>':: .k shop - . ^,.-�d3' : -ps ley Dosed [finches for the tour will lite Rowes well be decanted for e wadable at a Dost of abdlfit 53 or at Special Purchasepnces Quuistm, sad people will be cos_ 4 l 3 " .. '1?;�'s3h•+ ti' 5, � tamed in the ea of the house,- says 7, where itimee rifer far tltd:Whar WE M atipplifaL Don't pay 'til 200f and get double Mirs' Club points— on all furniture andsleep sets Jane Smith, of Tyrone United — %ftelo a0 fur IAWoft: sersoaabetapftNo aeerwarsMneaeetenoft= ynolssfat •file naffifen innot"aly in poftWea& onprb4new$ t w far r baefee r Sfrn feel Oft Church.; ed they haven't sold Out M tIPwM ant rdfi par Sen Gid -Vicars i70/ fes• tri direr- M a d M fp/eMYWofid dwiw m star M lad M pram. aft rate dean Jreetp t, 7$WA%t rr awe. wo IM Anda w faF foam' Six hundred tickets aro available od 11a l hr Mae: Ev*M Mme M or Unnis kNpAtt Maw rel crhftw o ton.-•'IwIY alwsira /MMe dr: /a set• sec t ad Sar, ate, 5. IM. to year San gird w pt fair Mie ci a oder w in tentan It's ant always easy to pick the ad Mao'eb. Oe eoowwd anal oft as M eoolr r drlerrr Mee, stmt. welnleeeeee spumW r rerun elwsw. Fr wan tnr fir eruct tea. Mer tYe ban An rwwr. Ir 1/ 22177 to IM ear to sell them all" says Nis. Smith- awar SM11 tin oawde.'Dt1G1 Fwtlen Sm arida bebp *m*m. F■.ten Y in low womat r fere d ew Mea lana raw on len Vial two ur it sem %nam sew ■ cent pa �-•a. ,� houses for the tour, says LACAC's chairman. "We're looking for homes that truly are exceptional, truly out of the ordinary." says Janie Dodds. This is the sixth year for the tour, Aich in previous years has taken place in the former Clarke Town- Yy ship, Orono, Kirby, Bowmanville, y and Newcastle. Each year: members of LACAC So to the part of the mu- sicipality when the tout is to take place, and choose houses they feel appropriate. y .are "It's a visual thing. of course, J from the bejiasinj;' says Ms- Dodds. -Rte jo b the door and knock and y { ask if (die kneowaer) r' lerteafed ,s+, M taking 11 7ftisyew s tour will feature a new, custom-built stone house. an old stone house, wew and old brick homes, and an adder l5 ame house - .,M1rCh.tris: Dodds dommilm at i _ ... Absolutely iscmdible exa>•ple of a leasee hasour been tettased:;Save -8 a > ~r F` j t been b what it would Erre bees" t it v r t;t e z .LPike; Each of aloe cortin vAll feaa.e w -5008 RBCKER/RECI.INE � ' Q saysMl1MBY' faith. i.cb,dilrj eaahiea and barer- sloipa talt� tt�uyardec Seats tib TN aP ! ac ,� ._ And, %Wto lhi.. sew �/� ldttr ale" (R t� M' ".-! '"���' '^"•L'S `fR��ti �.it. ia� A" �i .�,,y�s ale" r� _ "-"R PW- ' ' �•s�� y s:F4 T"'• `�>sr" �cn ::3grt�"". Lletalleeaeasliaa.l�>':: .k ::''Ot'ed bytaf+a[mmi' . ^,.-�d3' : -ps ley Dosed [finches for the tour will 'c : �'c '�'� ' *x 'flus; It s like there o C:ST ADDED wd a. ° e wadable at a Dost of abdlfit 53 w s 4 at the Oraoae Hatt, atxsaa 111�e Rd. , team, &e cone- Rd. 4 l 3 " .. 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Oe eoowwd anal oft as M eoolr r drlerrr Mee, stmt. welnleeeeee spumW r rerun elwsw. Fr wan tnr fir eruct tea. Mer tYe ban An rwwr. Ir 1/ 22177 to IM ear to sell them all" says Nis. Smith- awar SM11 tin oawde.'Dt1G1 Fwtlen Sm arida bebp *m*m. F■.ten Y in low womat r fere d ew Mea lana raw on len Vial two ur it sem %nam sew ■ cent pa Profits from the any we to be ;. split between LACAC and the wcb. Ikkets are S1.2 and available in Jldvance at The Newcastle House, t10 King St. W. in Newcastle; Luke's Country Stole. 207 Qum St. in Pott Party and 29 Sinew SL S. in Oshawa; Archibald Orchards, 0275 Libpty SL N. in Cleringtun; Marty's Flows at 106 Byron SL 3. o..L .:-,., . _. -1 Kinag SL W.'nd IU w�.i '°'°' p , s: ; ' Come see the many sides of Sears' E e sus . >a .wsssdruafikikWd ; . • .::.:aa �: arsr:•v , ADMISSIONS .. `4 �v�;► ... s , ;vw; �* <�� ,syr- .. 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Mariatuturer of custom rubbw and p� pfo&mM IpINreS a ter our flaw alltorrloi ale plastil: components Amulac- An WidsplillAool111111" bcft. b f alll Of pm t N*dw Injection moulding processes is roliuired. IM Weal cmIlidate will lava a detailed uldelateidin9 of Engel Pontic Injefriott and Robotic etacAilles 10 • i e0ft the trillift of new operators. 6S•r'1 P In a 099000 envuonmerit, computer literacy and exc* Not com wwicidon sMb we also needed. Flee sesye to w E♦asr Tse sl ae, � Iralflaa weMep oa'L 17R= Meq Now alsk �TiegeSiSfaIn dafll • 'i, • �•sA�a err, f s=-:. ref. Ilecahier :. : �. ~*eeb�il a�iel4� . ncherivar Ajax. Whitby any of tine sees aetf can lad to good 11 -time jobs! nledery Wsrkess, W Wn Rd. t ML General labour and assembly line joke. All available, including weekends. Order Mei em lock MAJanyfy. Days & afternoon shifts. Mur be computer literate. Gessend Pickering? Centre Area. Days & afternoon shifts. A m-lely K olher Dari and Sc rbore leap. iedustrfal and tserial en and women equally welcome. Safety otwar necessary. PPLY: Global Haran Resources. cmiting (tarn to Spm on Tbsrsday, t 2, at the A.S.C. office. i Bayly St. W., Ste. 502, Ajax (Southwest cher Harwood/Bayly across from Wendy's) I eater weekdays: Apply 10m to J the Glebwl Russian Resources o ce. F7 Warden Ave., #217. Scarboro (s. of vwnarn you work n psrin wsn f with ruse wnee PrNaw hlarw Day Can, you tan b Arad fust Yon we M boat in to flow. Ther" and seemort • Agency w4pass 0*0inera. Memo • nraaerw end supplies Rat1.IY WO ups planes t o: 905 686.4816 t ie1 Full time and Part time DONUT BAKERS Experience preferred but rent CAKE CED ORATOR Part Time STOREFRONT Part Time Days Experieracned Preferred. Mate carr men to the Dsrhwr Region - one of die hou powitq cosmmkies in Ontario. Hae. you'll end Lakeridge Beaft r 1 -1w - the sewed hYgest cavloyer in the area. 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IM Weal cmIlidate will lava a detailed uldelateidin9 of Engel Pontic Injefriott and Robotic etacAilles 10 • i e0ft the trillift of new operators. 6S•r'1 P In a 099000 envuonmerit, computer literacy and exc* Not com wwicidon sMb we also needed. Flee sesye to w E♦asr Tse sl ae, � Iralflaa weMep oa'L 17R= Meq Now alsk �TiegeSiSfaIn dafll • 'i, • �•sA�a err, f s=-:. ref. Ilecahier :. : �. ~*eeb�il a�iel4� . ncherivar Ajax. Whitby any of tine sees aetf can lad to good 11 -time jobs! nledery Wsrkess, W Wn Rd. t ML General labour and assembly line joke. All available, including weekends. Order Mei em lock MAJanyfy. Days & afternoon shifts. Mur be computer literate. Gessend Pickering? Centre Area. Days & afternoon shifts. A m-lely K olher Dari and Sc rbore leap. iedustrfal and tserial en and women equally welcome. Safety otwar necessary. PPLY: Global Haran Resources. cmiting (tarn to Spm on Tbsrsday, t 2, at the A.S.C. office. i Bayly St. W., Ste. 502, Ajax (Southwest cher Harwood/Bayly across from Wendy's) I eater weekdays: Apply 10m to J the Glebwl Russian Resources o ce. F7 Warden Ave., #217. Scarboro (s. of vwnarn you work n psrin wsn f with ruse wnee PrNaw hlarw Day Can, you tan b Arad fust Yon we M boat in to flow. Ther" and seemort • Agency w4pass 0*0inera. Memo • nraaerw end supplies Rat1.IY WO ups planes t o: 905 686.4816 t ie1 Full time and Part time DONUT BAKERS Experience preferred but rent CAKE CED ORATOR Part Time STOREFRONT Part Time Days Experieracned Preferred. Mate carr men to the Dsrhwr Region - one of die hou powitq cosmmkies in Ontario. Hae. you'll end Lakeridge Beaft r 1 -1w - the sewed hYgest cavloyer in the area. We're about 60 kr art of Toronto and just nwincs, to fibukws outdoor station. 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"'Risk 4c Nancy Stowetma s (nee Hunter) an deW. to announce dot arrival of their darting daughwr HANNAH KATE Bom November 25, 1999 at 12:46 a.m- Weighing 6 Ibis 1 oz. The sixth great grandchild for Mat RamAden. Proud grandparents are Maureen Stoneman of Ajax and James and Docotlty, Hunter of Scarborough A pr�cio tnaltt for Sharm, Deno Mari "`Ana )amw A special Cowin Lor I rldsay,rK ess, Brimny and Alyahia A warm thank you to Dr SAaralNne Sud aaw add staff staff of Scarboaoaagh Centenary Health Can h!. UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE requires NEWSPAPER CARRIERS lo deliver papers twice a week in the falloenrg areas: UXBRIDGE Main St. N. Brock St. Bristol Pond Bristol Sands Crs. Alta Rd. Heritage Hills Silversprings Crs. Hillborne Crt. 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He wants toe liked'-; ,Muer vllvtliil s sister speaks about a man who spent most of his time running away' Y;BY STEPHEN SHAW For the most pan, though, Mr. Staff Writer 13 M pace, carried on as a "functioning Joseph Patrick Pace spent the last person in society;' until their mother 15 years of his tragic life running died of cancer in 1983. r from imaginary demons. Six years earlier, cancer claimed r/. Aj� R Tormented by hallucinations and their dad. voices in his head, the skilled com- After the deaths, Mr. Pace contin- puter technician, homeless since the ued to live at his mother's condo until mid-1980s, refused shelter at city so-called friends talked him into sell - hostels and rejected family members' ing and he somehow "lost every - attempts to get him medical treat- thing," Ms. Pace said. ' ment. "He was so naive and he wanted to "Joey was so fearful, he spent be liked by everyone. But he was eas- 'most of his time running away. He ily taken advantage of," she said. believed people were out to kill him. In the next few years, family We tried to get him help but he com- members and friends helped pay for pletely refused... It was a constant Mr. Pace to live at apartments or battle... (but) he didn't think there rooming houses, but each time he was anything wrong," sister Linda would get evicted, she said. Pace, 38, tearfully recalled in a tele- "Slowly but surely he ended up on "''' " JOSEPH ' phone interview from her home in the streets. He wouldn't stay in mis- / PATRICK PACE Montreal. Sadly, in a twisted form of irony, sions because of his fears... He chose to live on the streets but if he were Family 'tried to get him help the 44 -year-old drifter's deluded well enough he wouldn't have been but he completely refused.' fears became a violent reality. there," said Ms. Pace. tally challenged as a result of a rare In the early hours of Nov. 10, Mr. She said attempts to force Mr. genetic disorder, constantly worried Pace was savagely beaten and left for Pace to get treatment failed because about her brother and "feared some - dead in a pedestrian tunnel on Ritson he was not considered by police or thing would happen — but not this. - Road South, at the Hwy. 401 over- medical professionals a physical Ms. Pace said the death and appar- Pass• threat to himself or others — the cri- ent cruelty of the killing has left her Police suspect he was followed teria required by law to commit a family and children devastated. from a nearby doughnut shop and at- person to hospital. "I just can't believe anyone would Flowers mark the spot in a highway underpass where Mr. Pace was killed tacked under the bridge by two men. Mr. Pace would on occasion show do that to another human being with Nov 10. Two men are charged and are to appear in court Dec. 3. There is no known motive for the up out of the blue at the home of his their hands, just because they were brutal beating; police believe he was sister or relatives and stay for short unclean or they were talking to them- "That consoles us. Can you make band and our cousins... We're so sad - targeted simply because of his scrag- periods. "Joey would come over selves" she said. sure to let the community know how dened" gly appearance and strange de- around Christmas. "We're so sad. I can't describe the grateful I am to the people who Dave Anthony Morrison, 21, of no meanor. "He used to call every once in a feeling. It's just so hard to understand brought these things. It was heart- fixed address, and John Joseph Otiv- "He was a beautiful, gentle, caring while to let me know he was OK. I because he was so scared of people. warming. I was very touched. It has er. 31, of Stacey Avenue, are charged soul. Even in his mental illness, he was worried when he didn't call "He would never get into a fight, helped my view of humanity." she with second-degree murder. would never hurt a mouse" said a around his birthday this year (in Oc- with his illness he would just run said They appeared in Oshawa court devastated •Ms. Pace, who only tober). from any situation... He was totally "Joey's life did matter to a lot of Friday and were remanded in custody learned of her brother's death after a "We were always worried when helpless" us —myself, to my sons, my hus- to Dec. 3. family friend saw his picture in the the phone rang, thinking maybe it Ms. Pace said she was over - paper. was the hospital calling 'cause he got whelmed with gratitude when told by Ms. Pace desert -bed how her broth- sick;' Ms. ewe said. Durham Region homicide Detective er, believed to have ban paranoid She last heard from her brother Steve tiling about a make -shift schizophrenic. gradually deteriorated about 18 months ago. memorial in the form of flowers and - to the point that he viewed the streets The mother of two boys, 11 and poems left at the spot where Mr. Pace as his only safe haven. 14, one severely physically and men- was killed. 1 ` When he was a tanager, Mr. Pace began to display paranoid thoughts but there was no mention of the term schizophrenia: "we would joss say Joey was fragile." In the 1970s. while living with his parents in their Montreal home, Mr. Pace went to a trade scbool and trained to become a computer techni- cian, said Ms. Pace. He larded various jobs in the field, working in Toronto and Montreal, but would be unable to hold them for long periods because of his illness, said his sister. Durham police appeal for witnesses an hit-and-run Durham Re- located the hone CTonal Police nearby. onstable Bren- "We know he dan Kennaky is- was hit by a mid - trued an appeal size to full-size rdy 10 the vehicle but we 't -a -run driver have no eyewit. *W left a man nesses and no lying critically in- physical evidence jeered in the mid- at this point in the dc of a Courtice investigation," toad Thursday said Const. Ken - night: "Do the naley, appealing tight dung" to the public for Paul William any information. Fish, 47. was The officer found uncon- said them; could scious in the be "a doam possi- southbound lane ble reasons- why of Solina Road a motorist might about 10,40 pm leave dee scene. He suffered seri- Anyone with ars bead injuries iatormatioa is and several bro- ailed to call po- bmbones lice at 579-1520, I& Fish re- ext. 5256, or nn+en: in Sunny- Crime Stoppers at h wok Heahb Sci- 436 -TIPS. Training • Education Careers • Schools Due 10 overWfiefinutg denoted, We now have a section devoted to training hicilities. schools, colleges and universities. Whether You're Offering eottraes or job oMm ttities, lm- is the place to be. "it pays to advertise - ?� advertise where it pays!" i r _also available Il sim ly by .r . To place your ad, till the Classified DepL • and ask for our '"I'ECS- section. OSHAWA r WHITBY r CLARINGTON t THIS WEEK 576=9335 NEWS ADVERTISER SER 644 f 0,'j 57"218 • PORT PERRY THIS WEEK UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE 2511 852-9741 - If you or.your anization - our or . like to order copies t • ;`. "AJAX/PICKERING �� a.d. NEWS ADERT VISER •'�tAMMIC t6a fact etrattisorh Won wraded yrs"d" 10 sai- M GOm critical, -He's so not room leo* arc of (tie 1WOnda yex.• Mid CAML FEW �x 'W Just came MOfaCOM"on `itE lrreioWttd. 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FOW OW WX a 14mic, Com to emWo dwtk emission Check FREE, pre-test inspectioln coxwft eawbeft'll•TOM only, no unnecesawy repairebmwvwftn . or . se No Appointments,. coww" *we In a Open Mon to Fri gam to 9w Set 1 Own to 4pm. Call 335 -TEST (8378) '*,t 1545 Warden Ave. (between Hitch City and U -Haul enter off TA011 'S Continental Place) IV 0111cown' fto buk after first loss -, . % PICKERING —The Piaering ' i Panthers minor peewee select hock. OU ndin Uall Weem atoned for ft first k)m of the Season earlim in On week with a 3-0 Ices... Victory over the Richniond Hill Stairs �_ hat Friday. uaranre d Midway throu%Ih the first penod.5 $13,636 $12,711 Adam Turi found Matthew Evans 657 $14, alma in front of the not for the first goal of the game. Pickering scored twice in the astound libma to put tha COnteet on ". Matthew Perrault and Bobby Clark "ad with msista to 95 N Toyota '23 8MC Justin Bruce, Josh Lmk*ftr and Pw- Can" VWW Camfy LEJWMY rault. Goalasnider Matthew McMu*in t Owned the shuWut $9,862 16,323 $15,857 $10,832 $6,956 The Panthers surwemd their first 10" of the "sum 2-1 to the Unionville Jets. The Pickering peewees opened the scoring in the find period on a 9W by Lvildetter, assisted by Bruce "on" ChkfarlSonMrd '94 :W4 PianwA The Jeft scored both Saturn 3 4 dr., 5 sp., Sai Mercury T!Lmz their gook in this last five minutes of the contest. 13,788 $15,814 $15,316 $15,917 In ~ league pk1% the Pidar- NV selects posted a 1-0 win over the Vaughan Rangers. Stem Loder stoned the winwg 9W for the Pan - At the hat -way point of the sea- '93 Ford 96 61,11111141 mk 0111111 PWOWM are lisichad slop W@W LX Accowd EX malar XL Ext 11 AN OT 11 CIVIC Ex Alft Air Vok dihrispn with an 8.1-0 record. $16,212 3,877 $11,847 $9,814 to to *M we affiliated players Evarte and Chrialigtillid. Sleadw, Nm to have been turned in by Craig Diatiber* Ryen LindeW Bryant Cruse, K* WOm uWarm la@4 K* Fieft TA.4 or & W. 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Call 335 -TEST (8378) '*,t 1545 Warden Ave. (between Hitch City and U -Haul enter off TA011 'S Continental Place) IV 0111cown' fto buk after first loss -, . % PICKERING —The Piaering ' i Panthers minor peewee select hock. OU ndin Uall Weem atoned for ft first k)m of the Season earlim in On week with a 3-0 Ices... Victory over the Richniond Hill Stairs �_ hat Friday. uaranre d Midway throu%Ih the first penod.5 $13,636 $12,711 Adam Turi found Matthew Evans 657 $14, alma in front of the not for the first goal of the game. Pickering scored twice in the astound libma to put tha COnteet on ". Matthew Perrault and Bobby Clark "ad with msista to 95 N Toyota '23 8MC Justin Bruce, Josh Lmk*ftr and Pw- Can" VWW Camfy LEJWMY rault. Goalasnider Matthew McMu*in t Owned the shuWut $9,862 16,323 $15,857 $10,832 $6,956 The Panthers surwemd their first 10" of the "sum 2-1 to the Unionville Jets. The Pickering peewees opened the scoring in the find period on a 9W by Lvildetter, assisted by Bruce "on" ChkfarlSonMrd '94 :W4 PianwA The Jeft scored both Saturn 3 4 dr., 5 sp., Sai Mercury T!Lmz their gook in this last five minutes of the contest. 13,788 $15,814 $15,316 $15,917 In ~ league pk1% the Pidar- NV selects posted a 1-0 win over the Vaughan Rangers. Stem Loder stoned the winwg 9W for the Pan - At the hat -way point of the sea- '93 Ford 96 61,11111141 mk 0111111 PWOWM are lisichad slop W@W LX Accowd EX malar XL Ext 11 AN OT 11 CIVIC Ex Alft Air Vok dihrispn with an 8.1-0 record. $16,212 3,877 $11,847 $9,814 to to *M we affiliated players Evarte and Chrialigtillid. Sleadw, Nm to have been turned in by Craig Diatiber* Ryen LindeW Bryant Cruse, K* WOm uWarm la@4 K* Fieft TA.4 or & W. 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