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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA2000_01_26NEWSA'DNTRTISER PICKEMNG PICKER I N G' S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1 9 6 5 PRESSRL N 44-600 Push to outlaw teen smoking goes up in flames School board won't ask Province to make it illegal for youths under 19 A public school board com- mittee will look into the issue of teen smoking in an effort to discourage pupils from using tobacco products. But, trustees won't ask the government to make it illegal for young people to light up. Durham District School Board trustees turned down a motion introduced by Picker- ing Trustee Paul Crawford Monday asking the board to send a letter to the Province re- questing changes to the Tobac- co Control Act as a means of preventing smoking among students. -I'm asking the government to look into the possibility of extending the law so cigarette smoking for people under 19 is illegal:' Trustee Crawford said. To have laws against the sale of tobacco to persons under the age of 19 infers that there should be laws against the use of tobacco by those same persons:' he stated in his letter. "Laws restricting the purchase or sales of tobacco products are a beginning. However, these laws are not discouraging enough young people from using tobacco But, Scugog Trustee Bobbie Drew had difficulty with Trustee Crawford's resolution. -It behooves us to offer some workable suggestions and I don't see them here. Who would police this? Our teach- ers and staff are under a lot of pressure right now to look after what's happening in our schools. "We certainly don't want our teens smoking. But I don't see suggestions that are —k - able that we could provide to another level of government:' she said of the letter. "If the board chooses to send a letter, I don't want it to be this one" Whitby Trustee Elizabeth Roy suggested the board form a committee to revise the letter and look into the issue further. Her motion was passed in a 7- 4 vote. See TRUSTEES page 2 Inside the News Advertiser 34 PAGES WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 2000 Taurus takes Ford into 2000 Wheels Pull out CARL FERG',vC-Z( News Advertuer photo The eagle has landed Pickering artist Hugh Wilson creates a soaring eagle out of the remains of a felled tree at a Rougemount Drive home after his services were requested by the property owner. In- stead of cutting the tree's remains down to a stump thi:,one will become a visud legacy for the owners and neighbouring residents. OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5/ $1 NEWSSTAND Panthers split a pair Page 9 1 r�'�.0►LJul�Ai. Pickering residents want answers TRAC wants road closure rules examined BY MARIANNE TAKACS Staff Writer A group of residents upset at the month-long closure of Twyn Rivers Drive at the citv's west - em border is calling fora review of the process that allowed it. "We want Pickering and Toronto and the stakeholders — the residents on both sides of Rouge Valley Park — involved in that review;" says Dieter Hemet, spokesman for the Twyn Rivers Action Committee (TRAC). Twvn Rivers Drive, which links Sheppard Avenue on the cast and west sides of the Toron- to -Pickering border, has been closed at the Rouge Valley for a film shoot since Jan. 7 and is not scheduled to reopen until Feb. 11. TRAC maintains Twyn Rivers is a major commuter ac- cess route between the two cities and the closure is causing great inconvenience to thou- sands who use it daily. The group insists the roadshould never have been allowed to be closed for such a long period. especially without any consulta- tion of residents on the Picker- ing side. The road has been blocked for film shoots in the past, but only for a few days at a time. Mr. Hemet explains TRAC is calling for a review of the process that led to the closure so it won't happen again. -There's nothing stopping our neighbours to the west from issuing another permit down the ruad w-.,rx.o. consulting us again " While Toronto has rules re- TOM QUINN 'Afforded no opportunity to consult with our local residents.' quiring film companies to do things such as notify neighbours and post signs, there are no strict guidelines in place deter- mining which roads can be closed fix filming and when, ac- cording to Gary Welsh, director of transportation services for District 4 (formerly Scarhor- ough) in the City of Toronto. Mr. Welsh's department was re- sponsible for granting flu- final permit for the Twyn Rivers clo- sure on the Toronto side. "We've got to look at the magnitude of the project:' says Mr. Welsh. "If it was someone shooting a home video the road would not he closed. I'm told in this case it's one of the biggest — if not the biggest — films ever shot in Canada. - The City of Toronto policy, Trustee doesn't get a lock on secure schools plan Durham school board delays decision on locking doors until June RUTH ANN SCHEDL/CH Police are 'well aware of what goes on in our schools.' MJEOE Te m R EtibrW Pw .......6 Erie Mull ..........6 Ealarhiaaraat .......8 "W1111 .............9 Cldled ..........11 GME Ot A CALL low ....... 683-5110 IlkhNntim ...683-5117 C1 IN ....683-0707 Matlh Ne as .683-3005 shmw* Taws 1-800-662-8423 Emu ............... shouston®durham.net Mho db durhamnews. net FAX .........683-7363 Please recycle! BY SUSAN O'NEIU Staff Writer Public board trustees won't decide until June whether the doors of Durham's high schools should be locked or monitored to keep out tres- passers. Durham District School Board trustees voted 6r5 Mon- day to defer their decision until June, saying they reed more in- formation about trespassing in- cidents in schools here before 1 BY UNDA *WffE stqff,Wrrur The statistics we stalling. An estimated 22 per cent of the population in Dwham Re- gion "finds it hard to matte deci- sions based on what they read", which means it's difficult for tftem to determin such dlings as how much medicine to give a child how to pay bills, or how to read signs in the grocery store, the Literacy Network of Dunrhtam Region repots. Another 33 per cent have lim- ited reading skills. They can lead simple clear materials but not well. They would have diffr culty reading long paragraphs of solid text and they would have trouble reading a job application form or a bank deposit slip," the Network notes. Another 35 per cent have basic skills, leaving just 11 per cent with a wide range of read- ing skills. "Most of us think we can identify the person who lacks voting on Oshawa Trustee students across the region dur- Susan Sheller's motion. ing the 1998-99 school year, "It's clear to me there's a lot and I I charges were laid. of concern and unanswered However, several board questions on this issue:' said members had asked for addi- Trustee Sheller, who recom- tional information about those mended her original motion to incidents. And, after Laura EI - secure all doors in secondary liott, superintendent of techni- schools, with the exception of cal and information services, the main doors, be tabled until presented another report to June 5. trustees Monday, some said Trustees were told Jan. 10 they still have questions they that 239 trespass warning let- ters were given to secondary See SECURE page 5 Family Literacy Day is Jan. 27 up on literacyin reading and writing skills down and out, a slovenly appearance, a crude manner and probably a raw attitude:' Network executive director Wanda Pitchforth notes in a presentation. But that's not the case. "71ue trudt is. we all fall on the contin- uum somewhere, ranging from quite limited skills to very high skills:' she explains. She is concerned with the "complicated and diverse" ef- fecs of low literacy skills. "No one can possibly know how a life could have been altered had the person developed literacy skills as expected by society' However, those with low lit- eracy skills often experience lowered self-esteem, high levels of stirs because they're afraid someone will find out and they will be embarrassed, and a sense of failure. "People are very self-con- scious about their lack of literacy See READING page 4 he adds, is to "accommodate the film industry as much as practi- cably possible". The industry is estimated to be worth $850 mil- lion annually to the Toronto economy. In this case, says Mr. Welsh, the film company was instruct- ed to make arrangements with the Rouge Park Alliance for use of the park. and to obtain film permits from both Durham Re- gion and Pickering, which it did. "Pickering approved it and then we went ahead and issued the final permit" However, in a letter to the City of Toronto expressing Pickering's displeasure at the closure. Pickering chief admin- istrative officer Tom Quinn states Pickering was informed the Toronto side of Twyn Rivers would be closed for the filming. and "was afforded no opportu- nity to consult with our local residents to study the impact of the closure, or to formally oh- jcct to the closure". Mr. Welsh says his depart- ment is now trying to work with the film company to "acccler- ate" their filming as much as possible to perhaps get the road reopened before Feb. 11. "We always recognized it would cause a hit of an inconve- nience, but the road has been closed previously for bridge rc- pair.- he notes. Mr. Wclsh also points out his deportment would like to en- courage commuters it, always use routes other than Twyn Rivers because all the traffic is considered detrimental to the Rouge Park environment, and that the department's had calls from area residents who are happy the road's been closad. He says there is no plan to else the route permanently, because it's needed for access to the Park "But we recognize com- muters will use it and we will accommodate them as much as possible:' adds Mr. Welsh. According to Mr Hemet, TRAC's Web site on the issue (http://members. tx)mc.nct/twyn rivers) has been visited by more than 2,000 Pickering residents since it was cited in a News Ad- vertiser story on the Twyn Rivers situation Jan. 19. "For Pickering residents this is clearly a hot issue,' he says. Durham A.J. GROEN/ News Advertiser photo Literacy programs flourish for residents in Durham Region, including this one at the Ajax -Pickering Adult and Continu- ing Education Centre where (seated, from left) Fardousa Jama, Julina Peerzada and Adriana Vasquez improve their reading and writing skills. Overseeing the students is in- structor Rosita Bacchus. NOKIA 61 do T1u4MO05 P" P WNE Best VALUE . 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Timothy Larry Hamer. of Ivers Court, is charged with possession of a con- trolled substance 'or the purpose of trafficking and possession of crime pro- ceeds. He was held pending a bail hearing. Trustees agree to further probe smoking issue TRUSTIJAImm page I Monday's vote was at least the second time trustees have addressed the issue of recommending changes to tobacco legisla- tion. In November 1998 trustees agreed that request- ing changes to the Tobacco Control Act as a means of preventing smoking among students in the community was beyond the board's mandate. At that time. trustees voted against a motion put forward by Trustee Craw- fordto send a letter to the Ministry of Education and Training. the solicitor gen- eral, the premier and the Ministry of Health asking the government to make it illegal for young people to smoke on public streets. In that initial draft letter. Mr Crawford said tobacco laws need to be written "to ELIZABETH ROY Suggests committee formation to probe smokinLg issue. include restrictions on pub- lic streets or at (cast those areas within 600 feet of school properics.7 But trustees questioned who would be responsible for enforcing such a law �Iiease :a.v - rc of me 'oi;ewmg correction in our January 26, 2000 flyer. The price of the Kodak DC215 2x Zoom Silver Digital Camera, advertised on page 6, should have read '$469.99' instead of 'S399.99'. We apologize of any inconvenience this error may have caused CORRECTION In our 8 page -Red Hot Week -end flyer, on page 5 'Home Electronics All On Sale'. features a Sears 4 -Head HIFI VCR (30304) at save $10.00. The description for this item is incorrect. It should read: Sears 4 Head HIFI VCR 19 Micron Heads, 1 -Button Instant Record. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused Sears customers. CORRECTION For our 20 page Warehouse Sale (C014F000) (Sale Dates: Jan. 24-30,2000) PAGE 18 - Save 40% on selected Lego sets. Mummy's Tomb 050574 & Sphinx Secret Surprise 050575. Both items will be arriving late in most stores. Rainchecks will be issued at store level. For our 9 page Bed Hot Sale (W014W100). (Sale Dates: Jan. 29-30,2000). PAGE 5 - Save $10 Sears 4 -Head HIR VCR description is incorrect, should read: 19 Micron Reads, 1 -button ststant record. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused Sears customers. CORRECTION NOTICE. In our January 19-25 flyer, the following error occurred: -The ExpressVu Satellite System advertised on page 5 for $167.00' should have stated: - A price of $149.99' NOT $167.00' $299.99 Before Rebates $ 50.00 Gift Certificate _S100.00 Programming Credit $14999 After Rebates - 150 Off A Bell ExpressVu Satellite System. Plus e100 Of Free Programmina". NOT 1150 Off A Bell ExpressVu Satellite System. Plus Over $50 Of Free Programming". We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused our valued customers. 'Afar Rebates Ontario Child Care Supplement for Working families e Monthly payments under this Ontario Government program have been Increased e Up to $1,100 a year for each child under age seven *Designed for low -to -middle-income families (working, in school, or one parent stays home to care for their children under seven) • 220,000 families with 365,000 children are eligible to benefit O Ontario Helping Working f6mil ies Apply now for your Ontario supplement. It's as simple as completing an application form each year and returning it promptly to the Ministry of Finance. For more information call toll free: 1-800-263-7965 (teletypewriter: 1-800-263-7776) Say you saw it in the News Advertiser! Push is on for Durham Univeis4 College president makes pitch to movers and shakers BY CNRISTY C'NASF. Staff Writrr Durham College president Gary Pnlonsky has launched his public campaign to get a full university in Durham Region. At a Greater Oshawa Cham - her of Commerce breakfast meeting Tuesday. Mr. Pnlonsky laid out his reasons for wanting a university and asked for help in lobbying the Province. "There has to be a demon- stration that we the people want this:" he said. "It's going to re- quire a groundswell dernonstra- tion ... through community ad. vocacy. Try to get as many peo- ple as you know ort write a let- ter." He'll be addressmg groups such as chambers of commerce throughout the region, holding town hall meetings, talking with people and advertising in the media. He wants people to lobby local MPPs, the premier and the training. colleges and univcrsn- ties minister to support Durham's position. He added Durham College University Centre will have its proposal into the Province in June and hopes to see legisla- tion by Novemher. ..What we are proposing is a new kind of university which builds on Durham College in a totally integrated way." he said, adding Durham College will re- main as it is, a vital link in posl- secondary education. The university will have market-driven programs. linked to Durham College, with ap- plied research, paid for by the users, and arts and science de- grees from Trent University. at ,Cast in the short term, he said. Durham's university would offer its own applied degrees, such as bachelor of information technology auto manufactur- ing, police studies and nursing. he explained. He hopes the university can get capital funding through the provincial infrastructure Super - Build program and operating funds through an extension of the current University Centre. Land for the expansion is al- ready in place as the late Charles Taylor willed 160 acres of Windfield Farms land at the colkgc. The benefit.-. of a Durham university arc: increased pros- perity and jobs in the region and across Ontario• indirect economic spin-offs, as much as $ 10 billion a year in some com- munities, improved quality of life and decreased costs for families sending kids to univcr- sity, Mr. Polornsky said. Add 510010 per child, per year to the cost of a university educa- tion for accommodation costs away from home. he said. "New knowledge is driving the new economy and if there's no university, there's no new knowledge being generated in this city-state:' he said. • 71 Up ID 48P NUA. DO Jul! 'y>vhwas 2=WDA PROTF.6E s�ub. r�nN,Nea.,raa■gr • CO Payer • Air Bays • 14" Wheeb • Sldle Impact Protection Beams Only $14 ZTT oilINmo. Ia M. o NAM 01� k WV •t0..ttt.rtt , •irrwrlawrnrn�a- tLa• rYl CM�4WR M 001. WID4K {k YYVI Cwt: l•O!Y en ,Oar rw0.r.. er ION Yu, k D. 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"We do need support for a vi- brant economy." Durham MPP John O'Toole. a father of five, three of whom are now in university, said he supports a university in GARY POLON.SKY Durham. What Ire ore proposing "I think our opportunity is there and I'm certainly support - is u new kind oJ'university ive of it:' he told the meeting. which builds on Durham In an interview afterwards. College in an he said Mr. Polonsky "is right' integrated way.' about the timing this year. He really likes the applied Ken Copeland, executive di- degree proposal. rector of the Greater Toronto "That's really what's new Marketing Alliance. told the au- here:' he said, adding a Durham dtcnce a Durham university is a university could concentrate on vital part of the Greater Toronto new kinds of applied degrees Area's educational industry. that aren't covered already in " 1 think this is on the right other universities. Durham high school department heads slashed Public board cuts jobs by almost half due to Province's funding formula BYSt;SANO'NEI[L president of the Ontario Sec- Staf iVriter ondary School Teachers' Federa- Almotst 1 30 department head tion, reported department heads positions will be cut from public "really were the curriculum lead - high schools this fall as the ers within each school". Durham board revises the lead- But, the new lead teachers ership structure in its secondary will focus more on the -day-to- facilities. day operations" of the school Craig Burch. superintendent and not as much on "developing of employee relations for the and implementing subject -based Durham District School Board• cumculum:' she said in an inter - told trustees the board will im- view. plement a new leadership strut- "in the Ing picture it's an ero- lure in September in an attempt sion of the subject discipline m - to create a more affordable one. tegrity of secondary schools:' "Fox about 10 years we have Ms. Page said. 1t doesn't serve had one form of leadership in the needs of the school in the our secondary schools:' Mr. sante way... Something vital is Burch said. being lost:' But now. he reported, a re- Meanwhile. Mr. Bruch re- vised structure is needed because ported. "lite model has changed of the Pruvtn{cc's new funding and it's relatively similar across formula. Ontario.- ntario"Trustees Trusteesvoted last June w He explained schools across delete the board's policy govern- the province used to have rough- ing the leadership in secondary ly the same quantity of depart - school here bccause the board intent heads regardless of the cannot afford to continue fund- number of students and teachers ing the department head strut- at the facility. cure under the new funding But, with the new structure. model. the number of lead teachers at a -rhe number of lead teachers school this September will be for September 2000 will be ap- dependent on enrolment. Mr. proximately 156:' Mr. Burch Burch said. said in his report. "line number Another new aspect to the of positions this year was ap- leadership structure is the fact it proximately 285 will be "decentralized. School -In previous years• there communities will have decisions would have been 285 department to make on what jobs these head positions and at kja anoth- (lead) teachers will do" er 75 to IW assistant head posi- The new structure will be rc- tioxts:' be added. viewed by the board in two Shelley Page, Durham district years. 71 Up ID 48P NUA. DO Jul! 'y>vhwas 2=WDA PROTF.6E s�ub. r�nN,Nea.,raa■gr • CO Payer • Air Bays • 14" Wheeb • Sldle Impact Protection Beams Only $14 ZTT oilINmo. Ia M. o NAM 01� k WV •t0..ttt.rtt , •irrwrlawrnrn�a- tLa• rYl CM�4WR M 001. WID4K {k YYVI Cwt: l•O!Y en ,Oar rw0.r.. er ION Yu, k D. Vli if110.1 ld1N.IIf,lObl 100.1 Yd pPM ti1n �w B.Rd �1 $w Ya Ossl• b USUIs OMs u.a ere oo.b'e0 ■.: Morningside Mazda 958 Milner Avenutr COB a��wr.v ,•..,........ 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N. 427-9931 6. 9mp9 INE I P lNOE a NE 8 AVn RTM M WEDNEMV EDITION, January 28.10011 Uncle 0 admits to sex with niece Pickering man fathered child with 13 -year-old girl BY STEPHEN SHAH' Staff Writer A Pickering man has pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting and im- pregnating his 13 -year-old niece. The 30 -year-old man, who can- not be named because it would iden- tify the victim, admitted yesterday to sexually molesting the girl from Oc- tober 1998 to October 1999. An Oshawa court heard the girl was living with her aunt, uncle and father when the abuse began. It star- ed with fondling and as time went on progressed to sexual intercourse sev- eral times a week, court was told. According to an agreed statement of facts read in court by assistant Crown attorney Ken Polley, the teenaged girl "was a willing partici- pant to the sexual encounters... and believed herself to be in love with her uncle:' Mr. Policy said the abuse was only discovered last year after the aunt questioned her niece about her infrequent menstrual periods and took her to the doctor. An ultrasound revealed the heavy -set teen was seven months pregnant. Shaken by the news, the aunt pressed the girl for the identity of the father and made "the traumatic dis- covery she had been having sex with her husband." said Mr. Polley. adding the pregnancy was hidden by the girl's size. "(The victim) told her aunt she was in love with the accused and didn't want to see him get in trouble. "She admitted the 'affair' had been going on for a year and also disclosed the frequency of the sexu- al encounters with her uncle," said Mr. Polley. Court heard the aunt revealed the disturbing news to her brother, the teen's father, and confronted her husband. "The police were called to the home and during the subsequent in- vestigation the accused admitted... he had been having sex with his niece. but blamed it on her." Mr. Pollcy said the teen had been a virgin prior to the start of the as- saults, which took place in the home when the man's wife and brother-in- law were asleep or at work. Mr. Polley told Judge Donald Ha- likowski the girl recently gave birth to a healthy child and has suffered severe "emotional trauma" as a re- sult of the assaults. Sentencing is scheduled for March 7. RON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo Flying the flag Ajax Mayor Steve Parish (left) was gracious in defeat in agreeing to fly the City of Pickering flag over Ajax Town Hall after Pickering residents won the annual Waste Reduction Week challenge against Ajax residents last fall. The contest monitors which municipality sends the least amount of residential waste to landfill on a per capita basis during annual Waste Reduction Week activities. Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs arrived in Ajax Monday with a new flag bearing Pickering's new city status. The flag is to fly at Ajax Town Hall for a week. Help Frenchman's Bay Fest sail PICKERING — The Frenchman's Bay Community Association is hold- ing its first organizational meeting of the year for the annual Frenchman's Bay Festival Wednesday. Jan. 26 (tonight). Block Parents members PICKERING — All Block Par - ems, and anyone interested in the sur- vival of the program here are invited to attend the next meeting of the Pickering Block Parents Wednesday, Jan. 26. It will be held at 7:30 p.m. at the Durham Regional Police station at the corner of Brock Road and Hwy. 2 in Pickering, in the meeting loom at the back of the building. For more information call Bruce at 428-22607 or Graeme at 839-5164. Is phased to welcome NINO MAZZARA and ICY to their staff. They Invite previous and new customers i at their new location. Pickering Town Centre NINO MAaARA 1355 Kingston Rd. ICY It starts at 7.30 p.m. upstairs at the Waterfront Bistro. 590 Livcrptx)I Rd. S., Pickering. Members of the public arc invited to attend and contribute to their com- munity as fcsoval volunteer, For more mil,rmanor all '09- 8809. Adults `brave' to attend For a mother of four, attending a lit- eracy program is an important step to- ward becoming more involved in her children's education. "My children like that mommy goes to school," admits Julina Peeriada. 25, who is also l(x)king forward to gaining skills that will make her more employable. The Ajax resident attends the Durham Catholic District Schowl Board's Literacy, Nu- meracy and Academic Up- grade Program at the Ajax - Pickering Adult and Continu- ing Education Centre. Ms. Pecriada, whose first language is Persian, came to Canada seven years ago and completed English -as -a -Sec- ond -Language courses. She been attending the literacy program since October and is pleased to do her homework alongside her seven-year-old son. The people attending the program come from a variety of backgrounds. literacy program notes instructor R-ita Bttcc hos, who developed the program seven years ago with just five students. Today, an aver- age of 15 students attend each class. Ms. Bacchus applauds their decision to return to the classroom. "'they are quite brave to come here:' she maintains. '"Jliere's still a stigma about illiteracy. Tbey're adults returning to school and it's tough:' The program is based on continuous intake, which means students can join at any time. Though the program is non-credit, students undergo a review every three months, when they must "demon- strate the work they say they can do:' says Ms. Bacchus. For many, the pro- gram is also about improv- ing self-esteem. "But everything is possible if you put your mind to it:' be- lieves Ms. Bacchus, who is quick to point out that "very talented people come into the classroom" r-- _ A ;IA. — rh', '41ryiriytq'� Reading, writing skills mean we must `use it or lose it' READING from page I skills:' Ms. Pitchforth maintains. "There is a certain stigma associated with low literacy skills. Everyone else can read. so the illiterate feel they're all alone... ---hey have been trying to hide for years. Most have found great ways to accomplish this. They don't give them- selves credit for the other skills they may have:' she believes. "Some may be musicians, carpen- ters, athletes. They have been able to gain skills by listening, watching and doing. They don't realize just how smart they arc. What they do know is they have been covering up for years" Yet. the effects of illiteracy are wide- ranging - Ms. Pitchforth points to parents un- able to help their children with school- work. And "households where parents have low literacy skills lend not to put an emphasis on education and reading:' she notes. Poor literacy skill, can al... ',. h• talc medical treatment Thc, .cry to mi,;akr .mc mcdi..d, other and to take incorrect dosages at incorrect intervals:' reminds Ms. Pitch - forth. She points to research indicating 65 per cent of inmates in Canadian prisons lack literacy skills, while those who are illiterate arc also more likely to be in- jured at work and are more apt to be un- employed than those with more ad- vanced skills. The blame for illiteracy can be placed on any of a number of factors. including learning disabilities, a need to leave school early to support a family. difficulties at home, poor school atten- dartce. disinterest in seaming and so on. Reading is also a "use -it -or -lose -it" skill, notes Ms. Pitchforth. "If people don't read and make use of the skills that have acquired, then they will lose them" A number of literacy programs, in- cluding the Literacy Network of Durham Region. are offered here and are dependent on volunteers. t'.ill the Literacy Network at 905. or the Literacy Council of R Bion at 905-4345441 for worattre 5"Mons, ',0-- 31ind 'N' Dr* -M • 'aint 'N' Papa Mb i Calls :rafter's Markatplaa Michaels The Arts 4 Gabs Supaslore KitaM1l i laMntaa Bath 'N' Bedtime Coming Fatiory Outlet Kitchen Court "V.: Philips Factory Outlet ,41 The Tde Shoppe Nnlle I"_ 1 11 V ' 1 A Spedd Pill= ' Cattadian llotll� taiMlllt. Spa 8 Patio Durham, Scugog slotted to get casino money One-armed bandits may drop a few coins into the coffers of Durham Region and Scugog Township under a revenue-sharing agreement with the owners of a building that houses the area's only full-time casino. Scugog could get $2000X) while the Region may pocket $50,(XX). Scu- gog Mayor Doug Moffatt told Durham council's ft- nance committee Wednes- day. The money would conic from revenue generated by 450 slot machines being installed at the (;real Blue Heron Casino on Scugog Island for use by March or April. The Ontario Casino Corporation (OCC) oper- ate, the casino while the Mlsslssaugas of Scugog Is- land own the building. An agreement between the two parties will give the Mississauga% live per cent of the gross revenue from the so-called slut ma- chines. The Mississaugas will in turn give Scugog 30 per cent of their revenue after the pay -out while Durham will get 10 per cent, Mayor Moffatt said. Region Chairman Roger Anderson said he has Secure schools decision delayed SECURE from page I want answered. Ms. Elliott explained Monday there are several circumstances under which school administrators would issue a trespass let- ter, including if an individ- ual was being "unco-opera- liv, toward tither students or staff or if they failed to identify themselves.. She also said principals indicated that intruders visit schools for a number of rea- sons — most often to see friends and least often to cause a disturbance or con- duct an illegal activity such as selling drugs. However, Pickering Trustee Paul Crawford said he "was looking for an elaboration on the statistics (presented in the Jan. 10 re- port). This seems to raise additional questions as to the security of schools:' Billboard JAN. 26, 2.000 WEDNE.SDAN'. JAN. 26 TOAST%IAS- TE WS: The A)ax- Pickennsr Toast- masters Club meets on the fewer level of the Prudential - Dundee Private Investors build- ing, corner of Bayly St. and Finley Ave., Ajax. 683-4439, 619- 9()79 PARENTS: The Ajax -Pickering chapter of the One Parent Farru- ties Association meeting for cus- todial and non- custodial parents at 8 p.m. at the Annandale Golf and Curling Club, rn coer of Church and Bayly Sts., Ajax. 831-1201. ALZHEIMER: Alzheimer Durham holds its next Ajax Sup- port Group meet- ing at 7:30 p.m., 487 Westney Rd. S., Units 19 and 20. Ajax. 576- 2567. FRENCH- MAN'S BAY FESTIVAL: The Frenchman's Bay Community As- sociation holds its first organization meeting of the year for the annu- al Frenchman's Bay Festival at 7:30 p.m., up- stairs at the Wa- terfront Bistro, 590 Liverpool Rd. S. Pickering. Call 839-8809. BLOCK PAR- ENTS: All Block Parents and any- one interested in the survival of the program are invit- ed to attend a meeting of the Pickering Block Parents at 7:30 p.m. at the Durham Regional Police station at the comer of Brock Rd. and Hwy. 2 in Picker- ing. 428-2607 or 839-5164. THURSDAY, JAN. 27 STAMPS: The Ajax Philatelic Society meets from 6:30 to 9 p.m. in the pro - V - am room of the Ajax Public Li- brary, corner of Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres., next to the Town ball. 683-6219. S USAN .SHETLF_R 'A Int of concern and unanswered questions on this issue.' Ms. Elliott noted schools don't keep statistics on the circumstances surrounding trespassing incidents. But. Trustee Sheller re- quested the board wait to receive feedback from school community councils LAURA ELL107T Several circumstances under %high trespass letters are issued. before making a decision. Oshawa parent Laurie Beaton told trustees the matter had been "hotly de- bated" during a recent school council meeting at O'Neill Collegiate and Vo- cational Institute. mixed feelings about the deal. The arrangement is "one of those agreements not everyone will agree with or like. "1 want to thank the OCC. We didn't get every- thing we wanted, but we got a foot in the door:" he added. "We're the first Region to be a recipient of these funds:" by board "If there is money for closed circuit cameras and security officers (to monitor school doors), there should he more money for special education... for secondary schools;" she said. "Where will the money come f rom•e" Board director Grant Yeo told trustees the costs asso- ciated with either of those security options has not yet been determined. Meanwhile, a second motion introduced by Trustee Sheller asking that the board forward a letter to Durham Regional Police re- questing the statistics on school incidents was de- feated in a 6-5 vote. "We do have police offi- cers on the safety commit- tee and they are well aware of what goes on in our schools;' said Pickering Trustee Ruth Ann Schedlich. NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, JIMMY 21L MW PAGE S P FINAL 5 DAYS BUY ONE GET A?FREE =SALE SALE HAS BEEN EXTENDED TO SUNDAY, JAN. 30 Ends Sunday All Sears-0-Pedic0 sleep sets ars y/2 price SEARS-O-PEDIC 'BALW/N' SLEEP SET Available in Twin to King sizes. limoo series. Sears reg. 999.98-1799.99. Set *99.99-899.99 Plus, all furnituret is on sale or at Special Purchase prices plus, it's like there's NO GST ADDED- ® Or use your Sears Card and don't pay for one full year* on all furnituret & sleep sets "rt'r We Murry MD 6ST ADDED' ofhr. 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Come see the many sides of Sears® +L r( ��SNEW AVANYWK Editorial &OpiNioNs NEWS ADV ERT 1 S E R JAN. 26. 2. 0 0 0 EDITORIAL Is nuclear plant a cancer risk? At last we may get answer to a troubling question It's a question that surely everyone in Ajax and Pickering has asked on more than one occasion: Is living near the Pick- ering nuclear station a health hazard". The majority have no doubt wondered if proximity to the powerplant increases our risk of cancer. We've been led to believe so. Past studies sponsored by the Atomic Energy Control Board, the nuclear station's federal regulator, have revealed higher -than -average rates of child- hood leukemia and Down's syndrome in the population sur- rounding the Pickering plant. But. those studies were regard- ed as inconclusive. Similar prones in the U.S. have linked higher breast and prostate cancer rates with living near nuclear stations. How- ever, no clear connection has been demonstrated. So. the questions remain unanswered. The fear still fills us. We need to be assured. The controversy must be put to rest once and for all. It may be now that the Pickering arca was recently select- ed as the site of a pilot project monitoring cancer rates in peo- file residing near nuclear facilities. The cancer surveillance program is being undertaken by the AECB, in co-operation with Health Canada. the federal ministry of health. Selection of this area for the pilot cancer study was a wise choice for a number of reasons: • l?ic Pickering plant is the oldest facility of its kind in Cana- da, producing nuclear power on a commercial basis. So. peo- ple who've lived near the station fox more than its quarter-ccn- tury of operation have been exposed to whatever nuclear power plants emit for a lager period than anyone else in the country. • Sm,c an environmental assessment is about to he und ertak- en at the Pickering plant, now is the perfect time to take a measure if its impact on the health of area residents. The health cffccts of the facility must be the biggest factor in the AECB's decision whether Ontano Power Generation should be allowed to rcstart the idled reactors on the station's older 'A' side • The problems which have plagued the Pickering plant in re- cent years — problems which prompted the 'A' reactors shut- down — have only heightened arca residents' concerns about the station. Wtulc the cancer monitoring prodcLt won't he able to address all those concerns. the study should be ahle to de- terminc of the %Luxm posts a clear and present danger. In short. the people of Ajax and Pickenng who live in the shadow of the nuclear power plant treed and deserve answers to questioxrs that have been concerning lass for tow long now. We want answers to the worry that's been troubling us for the h,ngcet time -- whether living new the nuclear station is giv- mg us can ct:r Then and only then will we he able to stop crossing our fingers. E4K*d your comments on this opiwon to nrewsNdurham.net &%-Jude your fun nerve and corrrraanoty of n esdw%ce. Read all about it We can contribute to a more literate society Despite more than a century of mandatory education, de- spite all the efforts to produce a highly literate workforce. sta- tistics show^ Just I I per cent of Durham residents read at the highest level. That of course. doesn't mean only I I per cent of us can read. If that were the case. newspaper. among other busi- nesses. would cease to exist. Most people can read A a decent clip, but many struggle over basic words and sentences and that's a shame. This Thursday is Family Literacy Day, a day to take stock of your own and your child's reading ability. Literate parents art being cnccuraged to read to their children and to sow the seeds of a lifelong love affair with the written word. The reasons to encourage literacy are as simple as A -B -C. Affluence can abound with literacy skills. Bright prospects for the future are available for those who can navigate complicated texts and reading assignments. Choices clearly increase for our literate young people. With 22 per cent illiterate, 33 per cent with limited litera- cy skills and 34 per cent with only basic literacy skills, we cannot be proud of our record in Durham. Parents can change that record by working with their children and, where appro- priate, by making efforts to improve their own literacy skills. E -AW your conirnsna on Nes opirron to n imsOd rhermnrt In - etude your trial rare and coir murwy of raeidwree. YOU SAID IT The question was: Was the federal government justified in pulling its bail-out package for Canadian teams to the National Hockey League? k Noel Clarke Dave Vose says. Jesse Pritchard says. "Definitely. "My biggest con- says. A didn't The owners have cern is that the think the govem- lots of money, government ment should have but they're irre- didn't recognize pulled its offer. sponsible in how beforehand what The teams need they use it. The the public outcry the support and prices are too would be. The will probably high and the government is leave without average tan is not tuned into the the financial forced to put up feelings of the handout" with it." public" Sip, TWO cmMEN FRN TUE WUARF FRAUD = ARE HERE TO %E y0%. APPAREAM %16 15 up"... OR AND HERE 121 a MtV. Witt TUERE K MUM ELSE? A 4"- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Trimming your 1.11 waste an easv habit that we must all Qet into To the editor: I ha%c Just read Larraine Roukton's column in the Jan. 12 edition of the Ncws Advertiser. I have always found Ms Roul- ston's column interesting and in- formativc and read it regularly. Like her I am very concerned about the lack of interest people seem to have regarding the pro- tection of our environment. Our household consists of two adults and one dog. I realize larg- er families will accumulate more waste, however 1 cannot under- stand how even a large family can have more than four bags a week on a regular basis. I have family members who also live in Pickering whose households consist of four and six members and they don't have a problem. Since the four -bag limit was announced, and 1 have been aware of this since early last fall. I have seen neighbours dropping their extra bags in their neigh- bours' yards for pick-up. I am aware this has been suggested as a solution if you have more than four bags, but how is this going to encourage people to create less waste? It may take a few extra min- utes to recycle more often or to consider your purchases more carefully with regards to waste reduction, but it soon becomes habit. I would like to take this op- portunity to thank Larramc Roul- ston for her excellent column, as well as the garbage collectors who do such a great job week after week. Patricia Mason. Pickering Few people abuse parking spots designated for disabled Powell and [^tarty Martel and wondered if they had ever actual- ly approached the owner or dri- ver of a vehicle they felt was parking illegally in a parking spot designated for handicapped people. 1 made an incorrect Judgment many years ago because a vchi- cle parked in such a spot did not have a licence plate with the wheelchair logo. But it depends on one's dis- ability as to whether a handi- capped person must drive a spc- cially-designcd vehicle or simply is eligible to park in a handi- capped parking spot. Some hand- icapped people are given small slips to place on their windshield that would be cast' to miss if you are simply looking at the licence plate itself. 1 have personally never seen anyone take advantage of a hand- icapped parking spot in the 15 years I have lived in Ajax. Since I drive many kilometres every day in this vicinity. I can state there are still many respect- ful. honest people here in Ajax and Pickering. To the editor: 1 just read the letter in the Barb Wilkin, News Advertiser from Edith Ajax Former premiers still pack punch William Davis, David Peterson, Bob Rae won't fade away No need to ask where they are now - the men who ran Ontario before Premier Mike Harris. Former premiers until recent times usually disappeared quickly from public view or like old sol- diers (tided gradually away. Leslie Frost. a Progressive Conservative who stepped down in the early 1960%, for example, turned down offers from federal Tories including one to be ambas- sador to Washington, settled for chancellor of a small university near home and wrote two books of local history he would have known could never be best-sellers. John Robarts, his Tory succes- sor, chaired one study on how best to restructure Metropolitan Toron- to and co-chaired another on strengthening national unity, but otherwise was not much in the public eye. By contrast, recent premiers are almost constantly on the pub- lic stage. Tory William Davis, who retired as premier as far back as 15 years ago and was a moder- ate, was hauled into last June's election to endorse Mr. Harris, who is much further to the right and help him win re-election. Mr. Davis was trotted out be- cause Liberal leader Dalton McGuinty was finding his name useful, claiming Mr. Harris was 'No Bill Davis.' implying he cared only about cutting taxes and ask- ing those who recalled Mr. Davis fondly to vote Liberal. Mr. Davis did his best to counter by saying Mr. Harris has 'the interests of the people at heart and the same values all of us share.' Mr. Davis also was seen first trying unsuccessfully to make for- mer aide Hugh Segal leader of the federal Tory party and later to unite it with Reform. Mr. Davis popped up as a pri- Eric Dowd At Queens Park vale citizen before the Canadian Radio -television and Telecommu- nications Commission asking it to renew the licence of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and saying no organization has con- tributed more to building a sense of common identity and belong- ing, a view Mr. Harris would not share. Mr. Davis also went to a meet- ing of academics and said teach- ers are competent, dedicated and eager to help students, while Mr. Harris has tended to disparage them. Frank Miller, while less in the news because he was Tory pre- mier only a few months, made a prediction that may have hit a nail on the head when he said in a year-end interview younger work- ers may revolt at having to pay pension and health benefits for the elderly - the 72 -year-old indicated he has sympathy for youth. Former Liberal premier David Peterson is in the news particular- ly because the Ontario Securities Commission charged him with failing to disclose that a firm of which he was a director was sus- pected of having links to foreign criminals - the first charge of any sort against a former premier - and he has responded angrily he had no such information. Mr. Peterson is being criticized because he is chairman of Chap- ters Inc.. the giant book retailer which is making life hard for small, independent bookstores. Mr. Peterson also showed an ex -premier's words can mean something when the Liberals wanted Andy Brandt. chair of the Liquor Control Board and former Tory leader, fired for conflict of interest. but Mr. Peterson was dis- covered saying nice things about him and it helped pull the rug from under his former colleagues. Former New Democrat pre- mier Bob Rae among many activ- ities has written two books. He is chief negotiator for the Canadian Red Cross in trying to set up a bet- ter system for providing blood and handling claims for past defi- ciencies. Mr. Rae also has a regular col- umn in a Toronto newspaper in which he has shown the dexterity with words he had in the legisla- I ture: he found Mr. Harris's Com- mon Sense Revolution 'has a problem - too much revolution, not enough common sense.' Three of the former premiers got together not long ago for a TV discussion in which Mr. Davis joked he was 'around before these two gentlemen were born' and Mr. i Rae suggested this must have been before Confederation and when Mr. Peterson agreed, Mr. j Davis said 'that's the briefest speech you ever made. Mr. Rae mentioned he was bom in and often returned to an Ottawa hospital in the news and Mr. Davis said he assumed Mr. Rae went back for psychiatric help and Mr. Rae expressed mock alarm Mr. Davis might hit him with his chair - these ex -premiers have life in them yet. E-Alsil your comments on this opin- ion to news@durham.nef. Submis- sions which include a first and last name, as well as the community of residence, will be considered for Publication. 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'I LrfY lfilne Roulston 1 zi ••• Rec'vc•ler s Corner ,. � -_ _ -" it j -...I I r• - • One's trash Where the ob s are is another's treasure Skilled people today are what will drive the economic engine tomorrow This article continues to fol - BY KEITH GILLIGAN Staff Writer - - �"" "k+. _ to grow enormously, with the low my day on a garbage truck and how we can be more consid- Blacksmith. Vaudeville per- �` population aging," Ms. Green- crate toward the trash collection formes Fur trader. .t 'tea •.. = , Icy notes. "Immense ;crews which da their jobs se At the turn of the century, -:' ft �. 7 ' strides" are being made ,n medical research, so well. Firstly, my apologies. I have those were jobs someone could i� * "`�f_ that in five be few do for life. There was always years there will "careers to re -address a points from going to work i fields. . !; y. that don't exist right last week: Get your t e do a the door and now, she predicts. Hypodermic needles should elfoot r you were lel for life. �-"?` "The financial field is hot, NEVER he put into the garbage, it was only a few yeah later with the age of the population. even if well wrapped. They must when technology changed looking at retirement." Ms be put into a sealed container and everything. And, technological ��' Greenley says. taken to a pharmacy. the House - advances haven't slowed since. `�� People are also thinking of hold Hazardous Waste (HHW) Ml - For instance, how many poo- their "pensions and supports. depot in Oshawa, or to a hospital pie still have an electric type- The government says people for proper disposal. Also, glass writer? For that matter, how s '•-. will be more responsible for should be broken into small many Commodore 64s are sit- their own financial well-being" pieces and placed in a container ting under a pile of other junk in :` In addition to sales, there's development. marked 'GLASS' so garbage the bottom of a closet'? What's new today may not Ms - also new product "In that arca. people will he crews know they are handlinga dangerous object. able to market a service and sell i said liquid should not go he around in 20 years. With that in mind, try decidimportant it:' she adds. into an garbage bag as it -• What at is important in the job would probably spray outward ing on a career. For those in the know, it's market of the future is having This docs NOT mean liquid can c" some important basic academic be set out in another container never easy trying to steer youths toward a rewarding ca- credits and skills. for collection. Garbage collec- reer. What is known is most of The biggest mistake a youth tion crews will not pick up ANY us won't spend our entire work- .:an make when it comes to a "dropping liquid waste If ii s toxic, such as ing lives with one company and _ Y arcer is out of motor oil, take ,t to the HHW just as many will probably have a` 'chuol without a Grade 12 liploma. The pyramid has shift- depot. Collection teams in Pickering multiple careers. Marie Gabriel, the Employa- Marie Gabriel is an employability skills facilitator with the Durham District School Board :d:' Ms. Gabriel says. "Getting a job with low skills. that's arc required to change from their usual routes for a vanety of rea- bility Skills Facilitator for the Durham District School Board, ard says her biggest challenge is getting teenagers interested in their collective future. Pro- changed. Therc arc lots of jobs sons. Therefore, if your regular says it's not always easy getting plc such as Ms. Gabriel spent much of their energy convincing senior high school students for high -skilled people. There team is not collecting, and bags teenagers interested in their fu- to consider all of their options regarding education and potential careers. are fewer lobs for low -skilled •- are grouped. the bags exceeding four he 'red lura "Fourteen -year-old girls arcthe into nail polish and 15 -year-old — --� Outstandingin tfields people Despite years of sounding alar on the need for edu- cation, there are still school would tagged', thus causing problems. The following is a list of some items that were set out for colic_ boys want to know who won who figure they'll leave school tion on the route i travelled with the football game,' she says.as "We get them focused an soon as they can and get a the garbage crew. along with al - whit what will to next, after they get Where you might ht fi nd a job today... high -paying job working on an "What tcmativc way's people could have their diploma. if not, they'll Job titles Total vacancies assembly line. they haven't understood a when disposed of the articles. " Beautiful table lam with bulb P walk off the stage with their I ,vet their dad retires, that job won't -Fix switch or give sway to be diploma aril now what'? These are very difficult decisions. Re Retail tasalespersons and sales clerks 3 817 l he there:' Ms. Gabriel says. fixed. Take to the new Electron - 'Most of our energy is hav- i Retail trade managers 2,551 I And, notes Ms Greeniey, is Product Recycling (EPR) at ing them look at all the options. Secretaries (except legal and medical) 1,638 one of the reasons for the tugs youth unemployment rate is the the Oshawa Transfer Station at 1630 Ritson Rd. N, in the past, 80 per cent thought Sales representatives, wholesale trade 1,572 I fact some students are leaving • Suitcase fun of clothes - De - they'd go to university. The re- Accounting and related clerks 1,453 school without a diploma. posit into a clothing box or give ality is when 60 per cent got out Food and beverage servers 1,328 "There's a correlation between to, an organization such as Good - of high school. they went to work.- Ms. Gael adds bri Kindergarten and elementary school teachers 1,280 levels of education and unem- will or Salv:uionArmy. Margaret Greenley, the di- Security guards and related occupations 1,187 ploymcnt. The trend is the more ' Four computers - List in my rector of career and employ- ( Janitors, caretakers, building superintendents 1,184 education you have, the more Treasure Chest or take to EPR ment services at Durham Col- "hot Registered nurses 1,161 opportunities you have" "Ilicre's a portion that isn't (minty the mo)nitoxsl in (hhawa. Donate to The Durham Region lege, notes the current Truck drivers 1,111 interested in education. But to Computer Library (831-3586)or economy" is making job sclec- Sales, marketing and advertising managers 1,103 be able to survive, you have to drop-off at the Lcarntng Council lion a bit easier The computeronfield is high Material handlers 1,064 I develop a skill set. Limited up- of Canada (416-955-15511, ' on everye's list for career op ,Motor vehicle mechanicstechnicians 1X014 ; , po nunitics means limited cum- Rolls of carpeting - Durham's portunities. But others ineltdc Computer systems analysts 999 pcnsation:' she says. "Potential Wildlife Sanctuary (649-8232 health care, nursing, business. Cashiers 992 increases with ed- ucation:' Ms. Greenley adds. can use carpeting for cat cages ' Bag of soft spinach - Com - And, an often overlooked area Real estate agents and salespersons 978 "Employment ,s someone post_ is the skilled trades field, be it Restaurant and food service managers 971 buying your skills. Ifyou have ' Building materials - Scarbor- as a plumber- brick layer• elec- General office clerk 914 skills. you hale more opp nu- uugh's Reuse Budding Centre trician or construction worker. Bus drivers, subway, other transit operators 900 mites and can earn a higher (416-750-4(x))) will come to Most of the skilled trades salary. If someone else has the Durham to gather a quantity of people are retiring," Ms. Gabriel reports. p` — Statistics from Human Resources came skills. the employer does- doors, windows, sinks, etc. "our immigration policies Development Canada Oshawa office nit hose to pay as much. You nave to have a unique skill set. 'Hamster cage and tug of bed - ding - Give away cage. Bed - aren't encouraging skilled - - ------ --------- ---- -- What you are doing is selling ding and droppings from ham - trades to come to Canada and trades people. "If we don't train pride" in having done a job "The manufacturing sector is your skills.- sters make ioKd fertilizer. Empty they aren't interested in coming people, you won't have any- well, "someone drives out of doing extremely well. Public She suggests youths undergo woxxl chips trom the cage mtci a to Canada because Europe is so body to fix your car," she says. the garage, there's a lot of pride relations, marketing and sales a vocational assessment. to find garden and mix with soil. good. In the past, we went to Meanwhile, builders in in a job well done. It's been are good fields:' says Ms, out what areas and aptitudes m- ' Cylinder rolls for gift wrap - Europe, gathered up skilled Toronto are facing difficulty in looked down on, but it's time to Greenlev. serest them. This paper should be bundled trades people and they were constructing condominiums be- change that:' says Ms. Gabriel. "There is health care and She also says youths should w nth boxboard and cardboard for brought over. Now, we have to cause there aren't enough Ms. Greenley points out that nursing and there is a demand check with Statistics Canada, the Blue Box. train the skills" skilled trades to do the work, demographic trends show a lot for nursing. They don't feel on the Web site, or with cul- The Region's Long Term It's important to get youths Ms. Gabriel notes. of people are approaching re- we'll to able to fill the de- leges and universities for Waste !Management Strategy in Grades 9 and 10 interested in In another example, the re- tirement age. mand" growth fields Plan for 2000-2020 sets out a skilled trades rather than **turn- development of Terminals I "The skill trades, there's That brings to light one of "Reading the business sec- goal to "develop re -use centres ing 40 and wanting to do a and 2 Pearson International Air- tremendous growth. Whether the problems with try ing to pre- tion to see the direction govern- for the drop-off, exchange or se - skill," she says- port has hit a snag. -obey need it's machinists, tool and die dict a hot field. It was just a few ment is going in and where lection of unwanted but useable One way is through an ap- 2,100 people to do the work. makers, plumbers, there's enor- years ago that health care, espe- business is going, and the areas items." prenticeship program in high They recruited across Cana- mous growth," Ms. Greenley cially nursing, wasn't seen as a they're not going in." Miller Waste hopes to have its school. da and got 200 responses. says. growth industry in Canada. "Understand yourself and Certificate of Approval to collect "Apprenticeship is a bad There's lots of work (else- In the computer field, there's Health care spending was what you can bring. Look at the HHW by August. word and it always Inas been. where), so they don't have to opportunities in programming, being cut by governments and trends and identify your apti- You can take HHW, as well as We have to replenish the skills move to Ontario," she says. analysis, graphics, multi -media those graduating from nursing tudes." electronic equipment - except trades. They're getting grey:' "We're starting to experience and Web site design, she adds. programs had to move to the Youths wanting a vocational computer monitors, microwaves, Ms. Gabriel adds. some of the shortage " "it's definitely computers, the United States to find work in assessment can call the Durham electric motors, power hand tools There's also a practical rea- Being in the trades can be demand for Internet access and their field of study. College Career Resources Cen- and TVs - to the EPR in Os - son to have enough skilled "rewarding. There's a lot of information processing" "The health field continues tre at 721-3034. hawa. Pickering Town Council Monday, Feb. 7, 7:30 p.m. - Pickering Council, council chamber, Pickering Civic Com- plex, One The Esplanade. Ajax Town Council Monday, Feb. 7, 7 p.m. - Ajax Council, council chamber, Ajax Town Hall, 65 Harwood Ave. S. Durham Regional Council Thursday, Jan. 27,9-30 a.m. - Health and Social Services Committee, Social Services De- partment boardroom, 850 King St. W., Oshawa. Wednesday, Feb. 2, 10 am. - Finance Com- mittee, Room B-15. Durham Region Headquar- ters, 605 Rossland Rd. E., Whitby. Durham Catholic school board Monday, Feb. 7, 7 p.m. - Durham District School Board Standing Committee. Education ,Centre, 400 Taunton Rd. E., Whitby. WORDS FROM THE WISE Politics, Points of View and Parodies��� Wella Weather The Ice Storm, the Saguenay flood, record heat waves and torrential rains. Wherever people live in Canada, chances are they've experienced some strange weather lately. Weather extremes are part of natural variations in climate, bot research suggests they may become more frequent and extreme as greenhouse gas emissions alter our climate. Some of the following recent events may pro- vide clues as to what may be in store: Snowed under: In 1999, Toronto and Durham experienced the snowiest January in 128 years. Four snowstorms hit the area in two weeks. crip- pling public transportation and closing businesses All wet: The Prairies received 56 per cent more precipitation than normal in the spring of 1999. flooding vast expanses of farmland. Mother Nature's fury: In July 1999, a torna- do hit Drummondville, Que.. while an intense storm ripped through Petawawa, Ont., knocking out power, felling trees and crushing vehicles. Icy blast: The giant ice storm that gripped much of Eastern Canada in January 1998 was un- usual for both its length and the amount of precipi- tation. Six days of freezing rain and ice pellets cut a swath from Georgian Bay to the Bay of Fundy. Mercury rising: The spring. summer and I -all of 1998 were the warmest on record in Canada, with the winter of 1998 being the second warmest. Between December 1997 and November 1998, temperatures averaged 2.5C degrees alms normal. Deluge: Between Nowmher 1996 and April 1997, Manitoba's Red Rner Valley received almost double its average precipitation. By late April, spring run-off turned the Red River into the 'Red Scar' covering a -2,000 -square -kilometre area. - News Canada AOP PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, January 26, 2000 fts&Entertain Straight N FNN' S ADV F R T I S E R JAN 2 6 2 0 0 0 Shooter's pistol loaded with diverse genres Band bf-in`1s X ari(1u's musical backgrounds to the stage with each show Pickering -hosed band Straight Shooter has plaved numerous dates in Durham Region and Tioronto in the four years since it forms d. From left are drummer M%les Craw/Ord. guitar pluper Peter Carpino anti bassist Frank Ili, nand rola%:c iry rm a brand of n,, k. pop and blues corer. ,: re,;r'\ .. ,,rkin•g on in wit -produced debut Cl) k(tN Pik JM),%IN(P New rAdvertiser photo The Pickering Players are busy preparing for the Noel Covsard farce 'Blithe Spirit'. which opens Feb. 11 at Dunbarton-fairport United Church in PickrrinS. Here. Stephanie Langstaff hooks into the crystal ball as (from left) Jude Thompson, Jaime Morgan. Lvn Valiyuette. Charleen Lupalme and Rol% Rickard look on. Pickering Players ready for Blythe Spirit PICKERING — The Pickering Player% will chase away the winter blahs with a production of a classic farce next month. The theatre troupe will present the classic Noel Coward play 'Blythe Spirit' at Dunbarton-Fairport United Church. Local talent on stage in Whitby Two local actors are memhen of the cast of a play being staged at a Durham dinner theatre this month. Linda Chapman, of Ajax, and David Ridge, of Pickering, have lead roles in the off -beat comedy -thriller 'A Tomb With a View' at the Touch of Class Din- ner Theatre in Whitby. Written by Norman Robbins. the play follows the six wacky children of multi -millionaire Septimus Tomb as they eagerly await the reading of his will to sce who gets what. The squab- bling begins and escalates when it's re- vealed an unknown outsider has also been named a beneficiary. 'A Tomb 'A'ith a View' opened Saturday. Jan. 29 with a special gala evening featuring complimentary champagne for all audi- ence niembers following the show when spectators can meet the cast. 711e play continues every Thursday. Fr,day and Saturday evening until March 4. A benefit performance for the Canadian Cancer Society runs Thurs- day. Jan 27 I -or tickeb. directions and more mh,rmation. call 668-2229. OPTOMETRIST Eveninoaturday Appointments Available Ample Free Parking NEW PATIENTS WELCOME Consunatrons dve�ianw lo, LASIK PRK corrective surgery 62 Marwood Ave. S., Ajax (905) 426-1434 HYAL RIV677 ford, also of Pickering, Staff fdiror fomted Straight Shooter four PICKERING — Straight years ago. Since then. Shooter has thrived as a local they've been entertaining luh hand despite the diverse club audiences from Picker - musical backgrounds of its ing to Toronto with a wide members. range of rock. pop and blues. But. according to bassist Frank Carpino notes his Frank Carpino• it's that very own background was in clas- diversity which has kept sisal music as he grew up Straight Shooter's music taking piano lessons at the fresh. Royal Conservaiory of "What's good about it is Music before turning his at - we all have different inter- tention to the bass guitar. gists:' he explains between Brother Peter is a self-taught gigs. guitarist, while drummer "'lite drummer is mostly Crawford is a music teacher into jazz, and 1 like reggae. so and jazz specialist. when you put those styles "Everyone is pretty pro- into the songs. it's a bit dif- fessional. We've all played in ferent:' says Carpino. "We bands for a long time:' says play coven, but not covers Carpino. like the way you would hear The desire to "get out them on a record. We try to there and play again" in- put our own style into the spired the three to put the music:' hand together. says Carpino. Carpino. of Scarborough. Straight Shooter performs brother and guitar player in selected nightclubs in Peter Carpino, of Pickering. -Toronto, the Beaches area of and drummer Myles Craw- the city. Mississauga and in In the mood for romance? The Writers' Circle of I 1 a.m. at Grisanti'I Casu- Durham Region is hosting al Italian Restaurant. 161 S two workshops for aspir- Dundas St. E.. Whith, Ing authors next month. Cost for the breakfast The non-profit group meeting is SS for Writers' hosts guest speaker Victo- Circle members and $12 ria Ridout, executive three- for guests. for of the Periodical Writ- Seating is limited and ers' Association of Cana- catering arrangements da. Saturday. Feb. 12, must he confirmed by Ms. Ridout will discuss Thursday. Feb. 10, so call copyright and publishing Carol Clarke at 668-1457 contract issues from 9 to to reserve your spot. PICKERING PLAYERS THEATRE GROUP "° '"e Pickering Players Group will present the wonderful show Blythe Spirit" in February. A classic farce written by the tarnous Noel Coward and directed by Rhonda Brewster the director of the hilarious 1999 show -Out of Sight... Out of Murder' This is a sure way to get relief from the winter blahs! The Cast of many local actors tr1UUN0•s: CHRIS GREY Seen on several of out shows. LYNNE VALIOUETTE ,lust returned from B.C. JAIME MORGAN 'Robin Boal in the Xmas Panto. STEPHANIE LANGSTAFF -The Evil Witch' In the Panto. ROLY RICKARD A favourite in marry shows CHARLEEN LAPALME 'The Sheriff' In the Panto. JUDY THOMPSON Our newest member The production will be presented on FEB. 11 & 12 FEB. 18 & 19 mo FEB. 25 t 26 SHOW TIME IS 8:00PM EACH NIGHT The tickets cost $12 forAdun $10 for Seniors and Students $6 for Children under 8 years Come on out for a great show and support your local theatre group FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TICKETS 416-41D-0211 It opens Friday. Feb. I i and con- ed members of Blue Rodeo tinues each Friday and Saturday and Alannah Myles' hand. night until Feb. 26. Straight Shooteris cur - Straight Shooter has also Directed by Rhonda Brewster. played regular weekend gigs ing a selection of its original who guided the Players' hilarious material for an independent 1999 show 'Out of Sight ... Out of amwonr¢scmv= Murder', 'Blythe Spirit' will feature has been working on the disc a talented cast of local actors. Star- Did you ring in the play are Chris Grey, •a Lynne Valiquene. Jaime Morgan- kOOWiae Stephanie Langstaff. Roly Rickard, next month. Charleen Lapalme and Judy Thomp- The News Adver- son. riser is a member The curtain rises at 8 p.m. for of the Ontario each performance Press Council, 80 Tickets are S 12 for adults. 510 for Gould St., Toron- t0 Ont. M5B seniors and students and S6 for chil- 2M7, an indepen- dren under eight. dent organization Dunbarton-Fairport United that addresses Church is at 1066 Dunbarion Rd. reader complaints For more information or tickets about member call 416-4 10-021 1. newspapers. rrrrrr�� ppaper through your blur r R xv 1% program. r Circulation at „ ,.r idvemsing Oym. r EATERY OPEN EVERY DAY 990 a.m. You Can Eat For As littlee As You Can At Now i r BREAKFAST SPECIAL (Daily) $299 r V LUNCHEON SPECIALS (Daily) $649 r TWO CAN DINE FOR (Daily) $1449 r r r r r r r r • r • r i Pickering Town Centre 839-2507 r ♦r�rrrrrrrr�rrr�r��r Pickering where the hand has ed members of Blue Rodeo played at Bayly's. Celebrity's and Alannah Myles' hand. and the Harp and Crown. Straight Shooteris cur - Straight Shooter has also rently in the midst of record - played regular weekend gigs ing a selection of its original at The Matador in 'Toronto material for an independent On one weekend last sum- CD. Carpino says the hand mer, the hand was joined on has been working on the disc stage by special guest Keller at a home recording studio Sutherland who was at the the. past several months and club. hopes to have it completed The bar is also a magnet next month. for other musicians. and "We just want to see how Straight Shooter has played it would tum out and go from before audiences that includ- there.- he says. 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Under the league's 1999 - Sports F'wiiror 20W playoff format. the top six teams PICKERiNG — The Pickering in the North and South Conferences will Boyer Pontiac Panthers split weekend qualify for post-scason play, as well as jurnor 'A' games against neighbo)unng four additional teams from hx>th confer - rivals to the east. ences, due to the interlocking schedule The Panthers fell 4-3 to the Ajax and lack of teams in the north. That Klondike Axemen in OHA Ontario means that every team in the two con - Provincial Junior 'A' Hockey League ferences. save for one. will make the action at the Ajax Community Centre plavoffa. And, with North Conference Sunday afternoon. On Friday night at teams in Durham and Pam' Sound the Pickering Recreation Complex. the owning even worse records than the Pickering juniors prated a 5-2 victory Panthers, the Pickering juniors are a over the Oshawa Legionaires. shoo-in to get to the gist -season party The Ajax-Pickenng contest was the which gets under way early next month. last m •ctin f he f c g o t two teams cx file regular season. The Axemen had the edge in the eight -game season -.ones with a 4-3-1 mark. i SEAN UNJACKF Scores goals against Oshawa Legionaires, Ajax Axenten. In Sunday's match -up, the Axcmen ' struck fiir three .cvond-pencod grins to I take a 4-2 lead into the final frame. Pickering scored the Tune goal of the thud period to dose the gap, but could- n't net the equalizer. As has been the case all season for the Panthers. a prolonged lapse at a crit- ical point in the game proved to be the team's undoing Sunday. " ibc second penrid was the t itfer- encs in the game. We let up:' admits Panthers' head coach Brian Blad. "We didn't do a lot of anything in the second period" Oliver Lopez_ Jason Puterman and Sean Uniacke, on the powerplay, scored for die Panthers against Ajax. Assisting Cwere Colin Jennings, Kyle Aitken, Mike uzzolino, Bill Duncan and Mike S Hanna. Meanwhile, in Friday's game against x Oshawa the Panthers were able to over- Ia`+ come a poor first period with 40 solid ; minutes of exceptional effort in the final two frames to post the victory. It was the seventh and next -to -last meeting of the season between Pickenng and Oshawa who have split the sones 3-3- I. After falling behind 2-0 to the visi- tors following the first 20 mimics, the Panthers regrouped in the middle frame to tie the score at 2-2, then fired three unanswered goals in the ficial stanza to • earn their ninth win of the season. Blad feels it was one of the better gates the Panthers have played this season, although the club got off to a rough start. "Luckily, we were able to play two periods and still win a hockey game;' says Blad. Uniacke, Doug Carr, Brent Chandler, Gana Wunder and Pat O'Halloran, into an empty net, scored for the Panthers against Oshawa Adding assists were • Hanna with two, Alex Pavloski, Uni- acke, Winder, Jennings, Cart, John Buscema and Duncan. Goaltender Mike Andreoff got the start in both weekend games for Picker- ing. The Panthers continue to dwell in last place in the league's South Confer- ence with a mark of 9-28-4 for 24 points, with two overtime losses count- ing for one point apiece. The Panthers host the Wexford Raiders at the Pickering Recreation Complex Friday, Jan. 28. Game time is 7:30 p.m. PANTHERS' POSTSCRIPT: Fol- lowing the game Friday night against Wexford, the Panthers have three regu- lar -season contests remaining. The Pan- thers travel to Westford Tuesday. Feb. I to take on the Raiders; play in North York against the Rangers Sunday, Feb. 6; then finish at horse against the Os- hawa Legionaires Tuesday, Feb. 8 at 7:30 p.m.. -You heard it here first: The Pickering Panthers will make the play- offs. The Panthers may own the worst record in the South Conference, but they're a virtual lock to qualify for post - 5 � (905) 427-4884 www3. sympatico. ca/vsca Formerly Pickering Village Soccer Club i S L R JAN. 26, 2 0 0 0 Football league looks to tackle more kids The Durham Youth Flag Foulhall aged 10 to 16 expanded from six teams day starting at approximately 6. I0 League expects to expand once again in its first season two years ago to I I p.m. as registrations are being taken for the squads last spring. To register call Bill M,wre at 683 - upcoming season. All games will be played in Ajax 4935. the league for Durham youngsters Monday through Fri - Robert Bentley is one lucky guy. 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Working hours: • Monday to Thursday 6 p.m.- 9 p.m. and Satuardays 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. ff.awjti 416-269-8333 NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY E01111110111, JWKWV 21L 20100 PAIGE 11 MP To Raw Your Ad Call.- 683-0707 all.683-0707 ENGen" I" 1 Generd t4+p 1 Gerlbal Help M Gen" kelp 1 Geiwral IIAIp 1 cerlwN ENIp Cl ""n ory `IlyaJaan.c C,aalnvner c5ervvse Tram ' ltamdstNagwtrl.lrrat...et pwnam.p-rlwsim'ew SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS Port Perry and Uxbridge areas peerfeet for the. - Too yorws to retlnr • stay t horse ptrent • P'fepk with other P? work • En" dreterrs and karnlng new skills We requkw: • 1e8aeltNy • • A toed drhitteer R • A nth for drafl"s with cltildme The a teal to wort hdep"us sly •useseedlrelle r'•t air iii rew,thaw r". 111.11i M M.I. can near awls Aldo re trial" aw" tee. -he M s.Paeeew to Js.- w a sgPenhe w.6 rr.•i.e,.•.rel. PLEASE CALL US 81M1-889-'1491 � (705) 357-3187 STOCK v_-• rff CUSTOMER SERVICE TEAM LEADER TO $45K Growing Automotive co. requires individual with min. 2 yrs. exper. in Customer Service. Duties include building strong relationships with customers, expediting customer orders & general support. Experience in the auto industry + exposure to EDI a definite asset. Darryl at Quantum Tel: (416) 366-3660 Fax: (416) 366-4363 Email: dhayes0quantum.ca Manpower Is currently recrut',ng for the tdlowtng postlons: • Matenal handlers with certified Raymond Reach Forklift • Data Entry Operators, 10,000 kph, must be available for shift work. • General Labourers for Durham Region and Scarborough. Must have safety boots and be available for shift work. • Bilingual Customer Service Representatives and Bilingual Inside Sales Reps. Please call Isabelle at 905-831-7683 or 905-6805-7732 Fax Resume to : 905-631-8134 BMANPOWER UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE rrquilms NEWSPAPER CARRIERS to drij war payers twice a week in the follewiwa areal: UXBRIIDGG Mom St. St. BRISTON POND Brinton Sands Crs., Alta Rd. ANNINGTON Cameron tit W, Country Lane, Meadowlands Dr., Windsor Crt UDOBA Sulam Ave.,Lembitu Ave., Mand Rd., Viru Ave., Vambola Ave. Also Adult Carries for walk & drive routes needed Call Debbie 905-852-9741 25 FULL & PART TIME SECURITY OFFICERS Required for permanent assignments Applican ts trust be wiling to workus vario hours, evenings, weekends and holidays. We are looking for well groomed, mature with exceuent crommunicaion slilb written and verbal). Previous security it perience and Lst ad and CPR certificates an asset Mum haws reliable umovonalNpa Law and Security Students welcome. Apply at Ontario Wad Services (Durlum) Inc. 124 Wihon Rd. South, Oshawa, Ontario LIH 6CI CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES 11 there are fines or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the bac number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, renames plat aro faits orto O film This week, will ad b iorwailed _tea the file aambr. IIMI�gb�by the k sent dimlily as ltlnhlletioee ie all. AZ DRIVER WANTED Full-time position available at Lennox Drum Limited. Applicants e two years experience Mnad current abstract. Manual labour involved Please send resume to: 233 Fuller Road, Ajax, Clint. L1S 2E1 or fax (905)4274986 owleed apvkrantB ail' f>B G'OreBcled la an irlbryew ORDER ENTRY Consumer Electronics company in Pickering is seeking personnel at a Senior 8 Intermediate level to handle the functions of Order Entry Depart- ment Senior Candidate must have 3-5 yrs experience. Intermediate candidate must have 2-3 yrs exp. Company offers competitive income and benefits. Apply in writing to: The Mirror, Box 0 6701, 10 Tempo Ave., North York, Ontario. M2H 211118 WE OPEN DOORS!! General labourers required Immediately for the Ajax/Pickering area- • Various shifts • Work boots required •S7Bup visit our office on Thursday January 27th, 1885 Gbriarw Fid. Ste. 114, Pickering between 10ai t & 3pm- a you cannot make our open house pkease call b make an apps. (905) 831-,wP7te�T3y)159 a flew .e,Id sa work. / e - a The News Advertiser Is looking for reliable people to insert and deliver papers and flyers door to door every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday in the Pickering area. Deliveries must be completed by 6:00pm. Must have a vehicle. For more information call 905-683-5117 THE NEWS ADVERTISER islooking for Kids to deliver papers and flyers door to door four times a week by 6:00 PM. In their nelgnoomoods. call 905-683-5117 THE NEWS emoost NOWWORKERS NEEDED! "re, jrj.' tf• �tN�aa�a'ia• `9 AVble Dur D"Auc+S is looking for re nlormabMr ieM SAjE to Bran as 7777 N«ie st prospects 10 Cep T CorCOl 00,11_41( 1v7 deliver 14PACO mood mducis newspapers and L -tea juaNet mmutaaurer rs to the Morin un -time experienced ser Am rail gw otterrim ti folloverin areas resume to Ray Morden 3,14 Incorre t m6propn 47057,6 AJAX INSIDE bunt Go-ard- Brryyaatit Rd. nalo's r.ow or pint Tulladt Rd. Sponsored Pubkr ducmm program weva,eq Billingsgate Cres. Burcher Rd. Emperor St. Admiral Rd. Kings Cres. Churchill Rd. Gates Crs Rollo Dr. Hewitt Cres. Clueft Dr. Leads Dr BryantRd. Clava Ridge DcE. Stockbr dge Cres. Chatfield r. Radford Dr. Ravenscron Rd. Hester Ave. Denrws Dr. Kemp Dr Kent St. Elgin St. clangliery Ca Lincoln St. Duffin St. Georgina Millst. Kiley Dr. u Kiley Jactvin Dr. J"an Dirt. S2XS>-} FOR FURTHER INFORMATION 9o5.6a3-5117 keemg an m wb' . m• WAW Morar eow.w x, rem W pree.ss I tun 0110 M0 e•.tPte.s wry Jppr� w weNp b 4a CpeeK. E.re- tr..,�° :,°S7 select A tlom; rstudems , HOmemike S) FW tramp la. Earn agod ..omit, .Niem" 3 ddNrenoe '7i47 -0m6 mural Be 905 !INSPECTION Cots- y Owen pan time ^Spmt�i'S Must oil ava'iaok ad .eekena: WMoor ion ail yea routs SBmr to ran Fu resume to M11wee rti 7je1 MTERMTIO K rasnrun Or itar,l ;tri , J,7-, udwcTspe ,ang vel am dial Trarwp Nen .ciao Fee 7 Pleab a 905-rr 39t9 AAWMRML Still veed.p Fw t Pan nine pus arae in Soft 5 a tea Swim rte Is e.h.ren se a 59"n tOrpw.drp m tip 1 err kk lou inlet te abM'ro rod wr.a Am look Eno" thenar Note Rew rare own "*am rredr. 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No extras. n.dea Pa" tai Welleirde, rental Paranlb Cal (4161 221-3829 Il cu "aft" Skills .erre cuuama brNroi sxdN DLAW The Fatal vera. 216 eros Is looking tGr School st s w.ew 90 AG"12e Gaaawl Lalewws ISLOW Wanted for Pickering area warehouse. AN shitts awilalik. Start right away. Salety footwear needed. Car an asset. Apply in person onk/. Mon -Fri, earn - 4pm to: 21MAFJaEmployment egad, #767 Scarbanaala al tet Ncutbm Rd.) a / LZ BgAwq Cdleck Operefdr 6eseld iia Ajar regatAres jMtl grail/ pert erase driers. Highway Coach experience preferred. Bus exoerierce a must. Fax resume to: 905-427-97% or call: 905.427-9917 WAREHOUSE HELP REOUIiED We require an energetic individual with at least 3 yrs, erg o lead a bus receiving dept. This stands on job includes receivklg, verifying shipments. inventory control etc. Fax Resume to Lan en (416) 293.1225 AVAILAZLE 1DIBfF.DLtTELT Forklift jobs In Whitby Afternoon and Midnight Shifts Starting Rate 512/hr. Long Tenn Positions Available For more information please call Affordable Temps Inc. (9051427-9712 EST6MNCB lid lime e gre- Bus Drivers fo...r � ♦ Whit" ••9w• Cell dM ]vaiaw'mil dWe1y Pub tem resume Pickering W am 161 Bo.M&Mk. on, Training will be W-0 LIC71(9 provided to suc- Eo%mdmB cesstul applicants. 5 roti truck for hrrmrre del n Dtemam) TOM area 1al"w NYry 416752-9503 a to 116 ns WDtaQie *'& 752-33q Ar OOL It US EKKIIII 6MCED HAIRSTYLIST& tmloBTa »lar .ti APPRENTICE lavas dared in ml rad rowk" fed fruit for t6lnety salee seting nohwya Paramilitary. era mug be ow. geld. wateg 10 gran am is aalaaa k wwk «twangs. 426- P7A°ieae =reatm- FNAMeB iMrt rlaM 26h Paas a 905.4265903 ta19E FULL a IMM 7111E SMB• regwre0,or nal nlantartea INION lets TMkaleio od ape 8 T H nompkr KirIlse dwoe. orovbe erperiplCe Toronto area. No ep mcel necasury. valid drivers h- sary Weng to trap. Salary . orae. 110i wage Apply at API . owlets Fa resume a. PEOMIL. 195 WM19V Rd. 416447-4133 m all 16he a S Ave-Itb phwe alk) 416.147.2979 bel"en 8 am FOLL-IM k PM -TM 8 5 P in to arAW edrw- HLrSttnrst Rather tr ow THE LLLES people WKbd Bomw mk WMW and Al for busy Ala sibs oil= Salons. ho "' wApa . dorsi Day or ewwg shaft and- mssrm. bmafllf call 311111 Pry up to $12JM You Must now al eraeme aa - or 905 3650((905!831.7569 1 ppi*twN� roamer am speak FULL-TEWE Eto'. cb we Olid ] Bean. hors 1, triendy torn. SUPERVLSOR rmmene. a you ft* you ewe ,ilex a WRs 10 scow an requited for Little (9MKS-� a tar Spin rNplat Play Sashod. ( W5-9 All applicants will be 7ELisaNrETB - Prole. conbcied. Sloth to book appourmans Pfewe and rerun -Pan erne ewlwrgs (6p m to 9 bs Feb 1. 2000 rn- m. 1 Wok hon ilgla SM Rr 272 BNrk St. LIJW4 adteWre to, n cod. �6-1us1 Lily 126i723 HOSTESSNEEDED unrieuats rosnrofls in TELUPOONE &Ug$ to For New Home Sales Office gnul and Ain creat Meddai "lags 7-11 e,. woreing etwrpnmrlt and m. prrwnct and Computer skills in Pickering. Part time .Saturdays 8 gang training Call Cheryl an riot hull hme,'pa" time Sundays. No experience required. (905) 723.7323 tt"ra' paid hourly 905 -Sox Fax resume to 905-509-6112 AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER Toronto Lin*. (416) 796-7259 Ourphorelir>asareopen /1 24 -Hour Fax: 905 579-4218 "on Nt ago n t' 8 3:00 Ry. 130 ComnTleL�ciPJ Ave., l�jtu v/SN Nt►tml M*• -ill: !AO W -M paClasslfkd Online Noxtr y. 4. when you advertise, your word ad . aagpaRfs on the k!Nentat at: 0ni11 f�latlar AP PAGE 12 NEWS AD11ER'TH ER WEDNESDAY EDITION, Jonuwy 26.2000 1 .ilea IEiy 00. NO lIff 110.0 clay M $MMd H* i, Hada requires an�Mrx EX RIENCFD 1� WRMOOY dRye artkukft'compKAer-I Ws" nfldlvldllaI fa Mordas! to Thur6day afternoons and even• ingo 5atEady ALrI'O BODY 1 Ho �MrSaCd 1 "O �waa C - , pleas 9 to 5. Pays 5325 to $350 der �D toe Apply d. REQ UIRED in nwdink4y for 1 l RtNuini 1. General help laborers 12. cluthess resume and M*ences to. 1110 Dundas St. E. Whitby or lax to (905) 666.4571, �y flail -rale body shop inWAitby. DHS Apprentice machinists 1 Phone, Health Care Service 3. E ectrical assembly per, Production/Accounting Coordinator This position Is responsible for Inventory procurement, payables• and related office activities, proficiency for Word Perfect. Lotus, and general accounting knowledge all required. 1.I.T experience an asset. Successful apphcam must he proactive, organized team player able to work in a fast -paced business environment. Please send resume specifyinte salan expectations 10: 1738 Orangebrook Crt. Unit M14 Pickering Ontario L1W 3G8 JENSEN AUTO BODY 1905)6W3331 Fax resume to: (905) 434-6409 1 Ho �MrSaCd 1 "O �waa ask for Dawn oMrfm Mahal v NAMbox DWYMNEP help required 1 1 l People needed one e _ penance. 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Durham's leading Seniors Publication is looking for a mature. organized, self starting sales Rep. aring t - est REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY it RN's/RPN's Pri%ate Hospital 4 to 12 hr. shifts Current registration/ CPR w HCA/PSW Nlariety of assignments Cert. of qualifications/CPR Car essential 24 hr/day - 7 day/week service Fax resumes Immediately t0 J 22� 22 �_r a0i 50 We have lust purchased from the Toronto Furniture Show curie cabmets, entertainment units, buffet S hutches. glider rockers. recliners. dsnerfied 0 low seats b lounges, table 6 chars, mattresses E box Springs, All sues stacking tables, coffee 1 and tablet, TV stands, plus marry other articles, 5 pc. table c/W Joe A 4 chairs only $399 Plus lots of deals Shop early for best selection Open team 9 a.m. to 1 P.M. Mc1160 AnHw 1 Liquidation, 070 Twat" NO. E. 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Ithim AbOy Faa Eau" u,. ll� Areaolrs IMF AlaetlMM GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTRE NEIKTON V I LLE Friday, Jan 28, 6:00 p.m. ping a private estate from Buwlnanville, dining room suite with hrcakfrom ane firs, allraellt'e Curio cabinet, walnut lei gun, chesterfield suite, coffee tables nps, occasional chairs, halkcases, desk :asmnal Tables, anhyuc hCJnnlm suite nincial hedroon furniture, waterfall hed nn %cl, cedar chest, wicker headboard Ass headboard. 5 pc, vilas maple doleue As Crocks, pictures, Troy Tiller, lawn bit ewer aluminum, ladders garden tools, mi roux other articles and anllyues Preview after 200 p.m. Auction Starts at 6:00 p.m. Terms: Cash, App. Cheque, Visa, M/C, Interac AUCTIONEER FRANK G. STAPLETON (905) 786.2244, 1-800-263-9H86 www.stapleton auctions.on.ca Estate specialists since 1971 HOLIDAY INN OSHRWR 1811BLOOR STREET EAST SUNDAY NOON JON. 58TH VIEW 18 RM -SRIF STARTS AT 12 +1008 PRITIRL LIST: Sony, Philips. Magnaume, JOE Sanyo, Sharp electronics. Phones, UCAS, TUs Radios/Nome Stereos, Camcorder, CI Walkmans, Call IDS, Colnpuler, Dolls, Nouseware, Giltulare, Nand tools, IqR Jewellery, Diamond Clusters 6 Dinner nngs, Italian gold, Watches, Weld Life figunnes, Uacuum, luggage, Trampnlina Cookware, Small Appliances, Cedar Chests, Rose Wood 0 Recent Furniture, Duuet Comlorten, Pillows, Treadmills, Dread Machines G more. ferns: Cash. visa. M/C Onto. 650 FRIDAY. JANUWY 261h YirNyeq ttMt • PM. ft Arttior Sale M Masmb Nall IIIraM M fa Car112 M f . Iro•Ma at avl row roRn In Hw} 4 a Iuaodm h IT npni 1\ana W. care a Irahc IIp11t3 arc M"H7) I@4 pN91e Sdq Oa mil >wie n L oom Stars ren PRIftSslew wl ,m. OldNeeaepolnr RC M. 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North ■ N Lots of Free Parking - Enter By New Norlh Facing Entrance ■ • - • - • • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 I I I • proudly Prinlured Hy Jenkins Stho% !'naluatuns NA F:6 • • P POM 14 NEW ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDRIOM. hoary 204 20M Sport sxoRTs Major atom Raiders win three of four league contests JAN, 26, 2000 The Ajax-Pickering Raiders Raiders' offensive sparkplug. earned the win. assists. David Blair got the win Waxers. Bentley scored all — -- - - major atom 'AAA' rep hockey scoring two goals. Kyle Neo- Ajax-Pickering scored a in the Raiders' net. three Ajax-Pickering goals or Lowe Star novices team posted three wins and suf- dies. Robert Bentley and Chris narrow 3-2 win over the York- The Richir:ond Hill Stars the hat Vick. Taman• Mark fered one loss in recent Eastern Chappell, into an empty net. Simcoc Express. The Raiders skated off with a 3-0 win over Burnett and Andrew Wilkins lose heartbreaker Ontario league play. pouted the otter markers. As- didn't take a penalty in the con- the Raiders. Gaudette took the each registered one assist. Blair The Raiders earned a 5-3 sisting were Chris Chappell test. Bentley. Brent Tamane and loss in goal for Ajax-Pickering. carred the win in net. PICKERING — The Pickering Pan- victory over the North Central with two and Bentley with one. Chappell scored for the The atom Raiders notched a Tie Raiders currently Spox1 thers Lone Star Caf6 major novice'A' Predators. Ryan Dawe was the Goaltender Christian Gaudette Raiders. Bentley recorded two 3-2 victory over the Markham a league record of 12-7-1. rep hockey team lost a heart-breaker to Otonabee in the 'A' final of the War- saw Novice Rep Hockey Tournament $16,546 $12,47 624,712 =16,83 $14,391 recently. After falling behind 3-1 at one point in the final, Pickering battled back to - make the score 3-2, but couldn't con- nect for the equalizer with goalie An- drew Monaco on the bench in the last 97 PI mouth :;; 95 Plymouth g 96 GMC minute of play. Yo a er Voyager Caravan LXi Safari Wagon LX Ryan Lee opened the scoring for Pickering in the second stanza. Brian $14,87 16,425 $17,236 $16,310 616,875 , Forrester fired a third-period marker to , end the Panthers scoring. Assists went /o Michael Marshall, Nicholas Accet- tone, Jakob Turi and Eddie Smith. The Panthers won the tourney '97 Dod a 96 Windstar opener 3-2 over Haliburton in an excel- 93 GMC ' 95 Chew g '96 Windstar '' ing shoot-out. Pickering opened the Jimmy SLE Astro LT Caravan GL. Loaded - GL Loaded scoring on a goal by Smith from For- rester and Richard Doherty. After Hat-$16,869 16 616,680 iburton scored two goals to go ahead, 6 1 1 • 3 Years or 60,000 km 1 1 ' , 1 • Forrester found the mark with an assist from Jakob Turi to tie it up late in the TOTAL PROTECTION WARRANTY second. Aller a scoreless third the teams went to the shoot-out to deter- • mine a winner. Scoring for Pickering '96 Honda 98 Honda were Mark Johnson, Cole Watkins and Accord EX included with your purchase CIVIC Ryan Lee — the latter on Pickering's firm and final shot. Jeffery Forgeron �, .r- - EVERYTHING ON YOUR VEHICLE IS COVERED. .� was strong in net for the first half of the $16,738 615 885 o game unto Andrew Monaco rook aver. Everything means Everything! J shuttingout Hnagliburt� n i 9 regulation � j ' e9 time and allowing only two goals in me ° e shoot-out. Even oil changes. OOOH hAh 1: In the second game Pickering '96 Grand edged the Kingston Titans 2-1. After '95 HondaAM GT Kingston opened the scoring in the first Accord EXR period. Tun and Smith took matters into their own hands. Turi scored both iy_ "~ Panthers goals on assists from Smith. $10,714 This s a used 16,853 Strong goaltending was again supplied c by the Forgeron-Monaco tandem. vehicle warranty Forgeron allowed only one goal and Monaco shut out Kingston in the sec. I and half of the game.m can ally sink _ '95 Toyota � r re•'`' Other teamembers turning in '95 Dodge strop defensive performances in the Caravan '� m Cam y LE tourney were defencemen Ryan !illy teeth into•1 -� . Patrick, Kevin Montgomery, Josh °o B+Ibrger and Michael Gilbert. Playmg $18,854 $11,803 solid two-way hockey on the wings ~ were forwards Kyle Becker and Zachary MacLennan. Hosts Scar Lightning '98 Honda ' s a 93 tykes at tourney Civic Si 5 s d. , Sunbird Conv. Showroom Hours..> The Durham West Lightning tyke select girls' hockey team made it all the $12,857 Mon-Thurss. 1 -8} tet "`^ ` $15,976 way to the finals in its first tournament Fri. 8i ��t. 1 �-6, of the season in Scarborough Jan. 15 _ — and 16. - Sun. 12­4 The Lightning tykes met some . `�_ ' tough competition from Scarborough. Etobocoke and Brampton. '97 Chew . 96 Honda In the final against host Scarbor- Cavalier :�` ` Civic Ex. Auto., air. ough. the Lightning dropped a 5-2 de- I, croon to earn runners-up honours in v the tourney. Scoring for the Liyhtmng $9,914 58,856 511.704 $9,862 $6,817 were Danielle Cyr and Megan Hagg. Assisting were Jennifer Grant with two, - Cyr. with one. Goaltender Colleen Broaderip performed well for the tykes. f Durham West battled the same Scarborough team in game one of the 95 93 Ford 91 For 93 Saturn 89 Pontiac '• tourney losing los7-2. Goals were scored Contour Aerostar XL Ext ,% Ex lorer XLT S Bonneville SSE by Hagg and Michelle Sabounn. Draw- ing assists were Samantha Bateman'' with two and Grant with one. Goal- tender Emma Espinfo fumed in an ex- cellent effort. f* The tykes rebounded to poundi- Etobicoke 8-2. Goalie Michelle Sabounn was sharp in net as opposi- tan shooters had a tough time getting two goals by her. Grant stone offen- sively with six goals and an assist. She { was followed by Hagg and Olivia "r Roberge. who each recorded a goal and two helpers. r added registered t� Winter Service Pact 4� lour assists and Cyr added one. �o a balloo Game three saw me Duram WestLUBE OIL FILTER & FREE nRE NTAna° - Liris bombard Brampton 10-0. The ��n �T ightning were led by Hagg with four • ■ i eve ■ r *check ardi irM>� 5 �Q ° goals and three assists. Also getting in • — of FIRST THREE •41 of Sw30 a lOwCiO IV • ' ft withthe scoring parade were Sabourin service APPOINTMENTS � �• �� • : with three goals and three assists, fol- 1 �r lowed by Samantha Bateman with two • CH DAY RECEI _ goals and two assists and Danielle Cyr AN AUTOMATIC with a single marker. Drawing other as- mvo l,ce & silts were Grant with two, Julia • 100/40 0% U F •�P uP w/waslnr ° Ouroumis and Jennifer Grieves with �%n r INVOICE one apiece. Goaftender Roberge • t .� , 1 eat w A �� recorded her first shutout. • ''%inters — V t Marie and Caesar prize... `Q a Flush 4& Fill Special ^ role be court V <h8c tfwboleandol/bg & FREE EMISSIONS AJAX — One close contest and FREE Wh a nk mm, $15 THIS ENVIRONMENTALLY EVALUATION one blowout highlighted Ajax Ladies FRIENDLY PROCESS •includes new A/C Delco or Recreational Basketball League play re- Courses Cir .4 to install 0 0 0 CLEANS ARID R Champion plugs a labour �m RECYCLES YOU 0 0° East Side Mario's opened the VEHICLES •6cyl $20 extra o evening by burying the Reds 51-28 with ANTI FREEZE LIKE NVI ° °B cyl $40 extra ° ° o a combination of good shooting and fast No lnte� ° •vans and trucks $20 extra o breaks. ° ° •other parts extra d ° Lori Fleming led the scoring for b mon t s eded o . o Mario's with 17 points. Julie Hughes was No Payments ' • ,� the top point getter for the Reds with ' •:!r ••• y o Min. 300 ooc o ,t:. eight. •. - The second game between Et TU 1#ratAll° ,o'; • • ° o • • 0 0 = w, Caesars and the Bank of Montreal was Iel•RiMiuw #rag a a much closer affair as the teams went 0011R apply to mast CiRo ° d 4 Cyl nack ° - basket-for-basket through most of the and II9M ko • ° o o • _ contest. In the end, Et Tu Caesars hung ° on for a narrow 36-31 win. c_ 4011M $,spline JAIL 6W J�f The bankers used their height ad oN •F 9 5 ® Consumer Car MalrT vantage to score inside points, while Et r OM SH(M KNICE HOURS: Tu Caesars employed quick passing to ,,.,.. 4WON YIP OISCOM MOWWEO 3 open up the outside shot. Et Tu Caesars used the fast break late in the game to open n+uRs t use up the dodo for the win. slight lead and was able to 1016 Brock Rd. Pickering (lust of tie 4o>) e 1 1 / ' / 1 Debbie Rausa scored 10 points to1 ; • TURDAY 8'S lead Et Caesar1s. Debi Bonar hit for X90 420-3555 16 for thea bank. 1 1 ' / ' Players in the league live in Ajax arta Pickenr5g.