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Home My WebLink AboutNA2011_09_23 MOYA DILLON mdillon@durhamregion.com PICKERING -- Claremont residents continued their three-year-long quest for traffic relief in their quiet hamlet with a visit to Pickering council. At a meeting on Sept. 19, residents detailed concerns regarding the volume and speed of traffic coming through the hamlet. “There’s been a lot of changes in Claremont over the last three years,” said Jim Doyle, presi- dent of the Claremont and District Community Association. “There’s been a huge increase in population and a growing number of families with young children. As such, there’s been a growing con- cern about traffic through Claremont, primarily the traffic volume east-west and the speed of that traffic. Traffic studies tell us approximately 6,000 vehicles per day come through the hamlet, which is a lot for a small community, with some clocked at up to 90 km/h.” Claremont quest for traffic calming continues PICKERING COUNCIL AGREES, BUT NO HEADWAY ON MOTION JASON LIEBREGTS / METROLAND CLAREMONT -- Jim Doyle, president of the Claremont Community Association, at the four corners in Claremont. Mr. Doyle and his group are concerned with traffic issues in the hamlet. 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Shawn Chiasson, 37, said little during a video appearance in an Oshawa courtroom Thursday morning. Mr. Chiasson was arrested after Durham police executed a search war- rant at his King Street East home Wednesday, discovering what they described as a large collection of child por- nography. Mr. Chiasson, who ran the Kids Matter Fam- ily Day Care and has also worked at GTA malls as a Santa, is charged with possession of child pornography, two counts of making child porn available, and two counts of attempting to access child pornography. During Thursday’s court appearance, pros- ecutor Brenda Green sought a three-day hold during which police will examine evidence seized from the home for child porn. A publi- cation ban covers evidence heard in court. Outside court, Detective Randy Norton of Durham’s child exploitation unit said offi- cers will conduct an intensive examination of computer hard drives seized during Wednes- day’s raid. “We’re just at the tip of the iceberg,” he said. 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About 150 people turned out to watch Lib- eral incumbent Joe Dickson, Progressive Conservative Todd McCarthy, the Green Par- ty’s Steven Toman and the NDP’s Evan Wise- man tackle the issues of the day. The event was organized by Community Development Council of Durham and hosted at Devi Mandir on Brock Road in Pickering. CDCD executive director Tracey Vaughan said Libertarian candidate Andrew Delis sent his regrets. In his open- ing remarks, Mr. McCarthy came out firing. “Ladies and gen- tlemen, I believe this election is about change ... a change away from high taxes and wasteful, corrupt spend- ing. I believe it’s time for change so that the priorities of the hard-working Ontario fami- lies who play by the rules and pay their taxes are the priorities of the government.” In fact, he repeatedly characterized the McGuinty government as wasteful and cor- rupt. That did not sit well with Mr. Dickson. “The only thing corrupt that I hear this eve- ning is what seems to be coming from a cou- ple of members’ mouths and I’d like to set the record straight on a few items,” the current MPP fired back. Mr. Dickson said Liberal programs such as full-day kindergarten have provided big sav- ings for families and his government also cre- ated the Ontario Child Benefit for low-income families of up to $1,100 a year and more than a million children benefit from it. “We’ve raised the social assistance rates seven times after more than a decade of slashed and fro- zen rates by the Hudak-Harris Tories.” He also pointed out the Liberals steadi- ly raised the minimum wage from $6.85 in 2003 to $10.25 and said the “Harris-Hudak corruption Tories” went eight years without the increase and said even the NDP opposed minimum wage increases. “I think it’s important to talk not about decades ago but to talk about the last eight years, the present and the future,” shot back Mr. McCarthy. “I hear the tales of sadness and tragedy and misery and woe when peo- ple can’t afford to pay their hydro bills under a McGuinty Liberal government, they can’t afford the taxes that are punishing them and oppressing them and they don’t have the jobs. Either they don’t have the jobs at all or they don’t have well-paying jobs, they’re stuck with part-time jobs. That’s not acceptable, we need to move away from that to a prosperous Ontario.” Mr. Wiseman said the NDP opposed the budget as a whole, not the minimum wage portion, and said the party is promising to increase minimum wage to $11 per hour and he thinks it should be closer to $13 an hour. The NDP candidate also made the devel- opment of the Seaton community in north Pickering, projected to house 70,000 people when it’s built out, an issue. “For those of you who take the 401 to work, imagine if 70,000 people move into Seaton ... and 20,000 take the 401 to work,” he said. Mr. Toman stayed out of the more heated exchanges, sticking to his message of what the Green Party could do for residents. Like the other candidates, he addressed the issue of poverty. “We will provide incentives so that eating healthy locally grown food is available to children, adults and seniors through com- munity-based healthy food programs. We will change how we build cities so that affordable housing can be provided by the private sec- tor,” he said. election 2011 Ajax-Pickering candidates clash at feisty debate AviAtion Tolerance versus responsibility To the editor: Re: ‘Noise in the community is inevitable, letter to the editor, durhamregion.com, Sept. 14, 2011. It is one thing to be tolerant. One must also consider responsibility. The crux of the concerns is the health and safety of the citizens of Oshawa. There are now two flying clubs based at the airport with 20 or more planes and a third (Seneca Flying Club) has applied to the City to be housed at Oshawa with an additional 20 or more planes. I have had a luncheon meeting of more than one hour with the manager of the Oshawa airport and have been in contact with Nav Canada and Transport Canada in regards to the expressed concerns. All parties mentioned are highly concerned and involved with noise and flight patterns and have significant regulations in these regards. The concern is not with the usual traf- fic that goes on at any airport, but with the repetitive and constant training flight pat- terns versus circuit flight patterns, the lat- ter patterns being so designed to avoid populated areas. Training flights are entirely over popu- lated areas and with more than 40 planes, many in the air at one time, and circuiting every five to six minutes at low altitude over east, west and central Oshawa. One must consider whether such activity is appropri- ate. One plane in the past flew into a house on Hortop Street and in the past month another made an emergency landing in Clarington. During our luncheon the manager of the Oshawa airport also indicated that if Sen- eca was housed in Oshawa that their train- ing flights be done at Peterborough, 15 minutes away. Why? To control noise, was his answer. And why do they build noise barriers along 401? For noise control. Robert Cummings Oshawa trAnsit Regular DRT rider offers suggestions To the editor: I continue to be a strong supporter and regular user of Durham Region Transit and am a monthly seniors’ pass purchaser. Overall I am very pleased with the service offered (including the positive attitudes of most drivers). Four areas cause concern for seniors and other passengers who have devices which require special accommo- dation such as wheelchairs, walkers, car- riages, strollers, etc. 1. Simcoe and Taunton East to Mary -- no service eastbound. 2. Ritson and Taunton East -- no service westbound toward Simcoe. 3. Smart Centre (Harmony and Taunton East) -- no service from the extreme east side of the centre and riders who wish ser- vice on DRT must nego- tiate the whole length of the parking lot through construction, dust, wind, and intolerant drivers. This disrespect is also directed at adults accom- panying small people who do not have long limbs to negotiate the distances ... including raised curbs. 4. The AMC cinema is like an island that has relatively little direct access for those other than car users and I am sure that could use some more convenient public transit access. Dale A. Stewart Oshawa recycling Rubber band solutions? To the editor: I’m cleaning out a kitchen drawer and wonder what to do with about a thou- sand elastic bands stuffed there over many months. I return many of them to our paper boy, but need a more far-reaching plan. I called the recycling people and spoke to a nice lady who explained that what’s needed is a company that would devise a secondary use for them. 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A new campaign by Durham Regional Police, OPP and Durham Region’s health department will see law enforcement offi- cials focus on specific driving dangers that are contributing to property damage and personal injury on the region’s roads and highways. Called ‘Think and Drive ... a sec- ond is all it takes’, the initiative will focus on speeding during September, distracted driving in October and impaired driving in November and December. And the numbers compiled by the vari- ous agencies taking part in the initiative are stunning. Health officials say roughly 3,500 people arrive in emergency depart- ments annually due to motor vehicle col- lisions. There have been 58 fatalities on Durham Region roads in the last two years. Traffic accidents are the leading cause of death for youths under age 14. In the first week of school at the beginning of Septem- ber, Durham police issued dozens of dis- tracted driving tickets. Moreover, an infor- mal observation post set up by Metroland Media Group’s Durham Region Division journalists at major intersections around Durham earlier this year counted hun- dreds of drivers at the wheel while using cellphones. The Think and Drive slogan is catchy, certainly, but addresses the issue at its most basic level for motorists. When we get in our cars and head out onto Durham Region roads, we don’t do so in isolation. We must share the road with other motor- ists, cyclists and pedestrians. In that con- text, we must always remain aware of what is happening around us -- we must think while in control of a vehicle. This new campaign differs somewhat -- to the likely benefit of residents in Dur- ham Region -- in that it’s not a ‘blitz’ of the sort mounted by law enforcement on long weekends. Instead, it takes an incremen- tal approach with a focus on specific driv- ing hazards and will be spread out over the fall. Turn off your cellphones, butt out your cigarettes, apply your makeup at home and always travel consistently within the post- ed speed limits. Most importantly, arrange a ride if you’re drinking, take a taxi or designate a sober driver so you, your passengers and other motorists with whom you share the road can get to your collective destinations safe- ly. If there’s one sure way to avoid the long arm of the law in Durham Region this fall when you’re on the roads, the solution is simple: think and drive. durhamregion.comNews Advertiser • September 23, 20117 P KOBA Entertainment & Durham Parent are pleased to offer you a chance to win ONE ofTHREE sets of FOUR tickets plus a meet & greet! CONTEST ENDS October 7, 2011 October 22, 2011 Regent Theatre, Oshawa Enter to Win! ENTER ONLINE @ www.durhamparent.com Mr. Doyle and resident Dave Storms recounted the group’s fruitless efforts to have Claremont designated a Communi- ty Safety Zone and have speed indicators installed. The group has been in talks with Region of Durham staff, since the area of concern is along a regional road, for three years. Although various solutions have been proposed, residents have yet to see any improvements. “We feel like this whole thing has been going on for so long it’s getting bogged down in a bureaucratic nightmare,” Mr. Doyle said, noting that the area of concern includes Claremont Public School. “As far as we’re concerned it’s not an emergency but it is quite dangerous. Are they waiting for someone to get hurt or killed?” Councillors echoed the group’s concerns, but noted that the City has no authority to authorize improvements on a regional road. In an effort to help get the group’s message across, councillors Peter Rodri- gues and Bill McLean offered to present a motion stating council’s support for the Claremont group. Councillor David Pickles questioned the last-minute motion, suggesting more con- sultation may be necessary before putting anything down on paper. “Our staff have been working quite a bit on this issue and speaking with regional staff trying to get this issue brought to the Region’s attention,” he explained. “I haven’t seen this motion that is being discussed, but might it be a good idea for us to sit down with residents and staff and go through the issue a little bit to make sure we get our best case on paper before we go back to the Region?” Councillor Jennifer O’Connell dis- agreed. “Our next chance to take a position on this would be at the end of (October),” she said. “Would us taking a position tonight be better suited to the needs of your com- munity? Do you not feel a formal position of this council in support of your initia- tives would be a first step and a very good step?” Mr. Doyle agreed. “I think it would be a major step for- ward and we would be very grateful,” he explained. “Obviously the sooner we can tackle the issue, the better.” A motion to introduce, which required a two-thirds vote and would allow Coun. Rodrigues to present a motion in support of the association, was defeated. Residents of Claremont will be present- ing their case again at an upcoming meet- ing of the Regional works committee on Wednesday, Sept. 28. “Obviously we are frustrated,” Mr. Doyle said of the lack of progress. “But we will persevere and we will carry on.” Forward, together. That’s our way. That’s the Ontario Way. Tracy MacCharles, Pickering-Scarborough East Our Plan to Help Families Stay on Track: 30% OFF THE COST OF TuiTiOn for middle-class families to help keep college and university affordable for all FuLL-DAY KinDERGARTEn for 250,000 children, saving families thousands of dollars in child care costs 15% SEniORS HOME REnOvATiOn TAx CREDiT to help seniors stay in their homes longer –plus doctor’s house calls and property tax increase deferrals MOnEY-BACK GuARAnTEE for GO train customers who experience a 15-minute arrival delay TracyMacCharles for Pickering-Scarborough East Authorized by the Pickering-Scarborough East PLA 905.492.8683 • tracy@votemaccharles.ca • www.votemaccharles.ca CLAREMONT from page 1 city Claremont residents look to council for traffic solutions city cOUNciL SiDEBAR Frustrations come to a head in Pickering After the contentious defeat of a motion to sup- port Claremont residents in their fight to curb traffic in the community, councillors openly decried what they described as a lack of co-operation. At a regular council meeting on Sept. 19, Councillor Kevin Ashe expressed dis- appointment in his fellow councillors. “I’m going to suggest in a very nice way that I think the process tonight was incorrect,” Coun. Ashe said, referring to an attempt to bring forward a motion in support of Claremont residents without notice. “I don’t think it was the intent of the mover and seconder to steamroll any- one or make policy on the fly, but I think it created undue conflict on council.” Coun. Bill McLean, who seconded the motion, defended his actions. “This motion was not intended to deep six or go around anyone,” he said. “Because this is a regional road we wanted the motion to come before council tonight so we can take it back to regional council and get the ball roll- ing to assist those residents who have been after this for a number of years. If you took offence to it, too bad.” Councillor Jennifer O’Connell decried what she explained as a general state of “petty fighting. “I sat here and listened to the majority of coun- cil talk in support of Claremont and traffic calming, yet the motion was not able to be introduced all because of petty fighting,” she said. “Until we can come together and get work done, nothing is going to change. After four years voters are going to look at us and say where was the leadership and why couldn’t we get anything done even when we all agree on something? I want to make sure busi- ness can get done on this council and we don’t become a joke in the region.” While some councillors bris- tled at the discussion, with Coun. Doug Dickerson noting he “took umbrage” at some of the comments, Mayor Dave Ryan said he thought the discussion was a positive step. “I for one am very, very pleased to have heard this discussion here this evening,” he said. “I hope in some way it was cathar- tic, but I hope in more ways it was an expression of intent on behalf of those who spoke to have more meaningful discussions amongst council. I’ve heard the terms ill-tempered and ill- mannered here, and quite frankly I think those expressions to some degree are valid and, frankly, unacceptable. 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Added to the city’s overall total, that means Pickering has raised about $770,000 for the Terry Fox Foun- dation since the inaugural run in 1988. “That’s a pretty good total for our city and our residents,” said Kevin Cahill, organizer of the Pickering Terry Fox Run. “We want to thank everyone who helped us get there because we are winning, because those research dollars are helping a lot of people.” Mr. Cahill said there were about 250 people at the Sunday event, including about 50 new participants. “There were a lot of new faces, which is really nice,” he said. “Hopefully we can continue that trend every year and build it up because we’re not going to stop. 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The five categories are: Best col- laboration among business, the arts and the community; Best story about Durham Region in any medium; Best entertain- ment in any medium; Best inte- gration of art and culture in the workplace; and, Best use of art and artists to advance social and environmental sustainability. The awards ceremony is on Nov. 25 at the University of Ontario Institute of Technolo- gy Health and Wellness Centre in Oshawa. Visit www.artoftran- sition.ca for more information on the awards program, eligibil- ity criteria, nominations and the judging process. As well, artists are invited to submit a design for the statue the award recipients will receive. The winning artist receives $2,500 for the statue design con- cept and any pre-fabrication costs, if applicable. All artists living in Durham Region are eligible to enter the competition. The submission deadline is 4 p.m. on Oct. 7. Visit “Whats New > Call for Submissions” at www.artoftran- sition.ca for the rules, guidelines and how to make a submission. theatre Play season starts in Durham Mike ruta mruta@durhamregion.com DURHAM -- Durham’s theatre season begins in earnest this weekend with the opening of Ned Durango Comes To Big Oak at Whitby’s Class Act Dinner The- atre. Comedies, thrillers and classics such as Jane Eyre and Cinderella are in store for audiences. And for Ajax Community The- atre, it’s the group’s first year at the new St. Francis Centre. Ned Durango Comes To Big Oak runs to Oct. 29. It’s described as a “funny, sometimes moving” work by Canada’s own Norm Foster. Class Act’s season continues with Dilemmas With Dinner, running Nov. 4 to Dec. 18, and a murder mystery, The Deadly Reunion, on Nov. 30. At Whitby Courthouse Theatre, Mindgame, a mystery thriller by Anthony Horowitz, kicks things off with a run from Nov. 10 to 26. Next up is a musical comedy, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, from Feb. 9 to 25. Then it’s time for a classic Gothic romance, Char- lotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre, adapted by Willis Hall, from April 19 to May 5. The group’s annual Youth Group Production for this season is yet to be announced. In Ajax, Ajax Community Theatre starts its season with I Hate Hamlet, a comedy by Paul Rudnick, running Nov. 10 to 19. Things get a lot more serious with Dial “M” For Murder, a thriller from Jan. 26 to Feb. 4. The ACT season wraps up with a Norm Foster comedy, Outlaw, running April 26 to May 5. Oshawa Little Theatre starts its season on a lighter note as well, with Neil Simon’s Jake’s Women from Sept. 29 to Oct. 15. The clas- sic musical Annie is next, running Nov. 17 to Dec. 10. It’s followed by another classic, To Kill a Mock- ingbird, based upon Harper Lee’s novel and dramatized by Christo- pher Sergel, running from Feb. 2 to 18. Chess, described as “a complex rock opera,” runs March 29 to April 14. Also in Oshawa, Durham Shoe- string Performers begins its season with the Pulitzer Prize and Tony- winning Doubt: A Parable, by John Patrick Shanley. It runs Nov. 4 to 12. Next is a fast-paced comedy, Beau- tiful City by George F. Walker, from Jan. 20 to 28. The season ends with Lucy, running March 23 to 31. Up north, another Pulitzer-win- ning play starts the season for Bore- lians Community Theatre. Thorn- ton Wilder’s Our Town is staged Oct. 13 to 23. It’s followed by Rich- ard Harris’s Stepping Out from Feb. 23 to March 3. The Scugog Choral Society pres- ents Neil Simon’s musical comedy, Promises Promises, Nov. 17 to Dec. 3. In March, Breaking Up is Hard to Do comes to the stage. Herongate Barn Theatre in Pickering serves up lots of laughs with Michael and Susan Parker’s Sex Please, We’re 60!, running now and until Oct. 29. Next is the world premiere of Rock N’ A Hard Place from Nov. 4 to Dec. 31. The first play of the new year is When The Cat’s Away, with a run from Jan. 27 to March 17. Norm Foster’s Storm Warning has a spring run from March 23 to May 12 and Ken Lud- wig’s Leading Ladies is from May 18 to July 7. Also in Pickering, the Pickering Museum Village’s theatre group, Backwoods Players, presents Cin- derella from Dec. 3 to 11 at the Brougham Community Hall. fast facts theatre groups • Ajax Community Theatre per- forms at the St. Francis Centre in Ajax’s Pickering Village. ajaxcom- munitytheatre.com, 289-892-4132, info@ajaxcommunitytheatre.com. • Backwoods Players performs at the Pickering Museum Village and at the Brougham Community Hall. www. cityofpickering.com/standard/life- style/museum/volunteer_backwoods. html, 905-683-8401, msmiles@cityof- pickering.com. • Whitby Courthouse Theatre performs at the Whitby Centennial Building. whitbytheatre.org, 905-668- 8111, office@whitbytheatre.org. • Class Act Dinner Theatre per- forms at same-named theatre in Whitby. www.class-act.ca, 905-668- 2229, info@class-act.ca. • Oshawa Little Theatre performs at the same-named theatre. osha- walittletheatre.com, 905-723-0282, info@oshawalittletheatre.com. • Durham Shoestring Performers performs at the Arts Resource Centre in Oshawa. www.durhamshoestring. org, 905-725-9256 (tickets), dsp@ durhamshoestring.org. • Borelians Community Theatre performs at Town Hall 1873 in Port Perry. borelians.ca, 905-985-8181 (tickets), borelians@gmail.com. • Scugog Choral Society per- forms at Town Hall 1873 in Port Perry. scugogchoralsociety.ca, 905-985-8181 (tickets), info@ scugogchoralsociety.ca. • Herongate Barn Theatre plays are performed at the same-named theatre in Pickering. www.herongate. com, 905-472-3085, 1-866-902-9884, webmaster@herongate.com. Mike ruta / MetrOlaNd AJAX -- The French Belles, the French horn section of the Pickering Community Concert Band, played at the grand opening of the new St. Francis Centre in Pickering Village Sept. 17. The 150-seat venue is the new home of Ajax Community Theatre. special eveNts Art and a yArt Sale Sunday in Scugog artists from ajax, pickering showing and selling work PORT PERRY -- Artists from Dur- ham and beyond will be on the boardwalk this Sunday. The Scugog Council for the Arts presents the annual SCA Board- walk Art Fair and SCA yArt Sale Sept. 25 in downtown Port Perry. “This year’s Boardwalk Art Fair has even more to offer visitors than last year,” states Carey Nicholson, executive director of the SCA. “In addition to the talented artists and their exceptional work, there will be even more happening in beau- tiful Palmer Park -- the BIA Chili Cook Off, a petting zoo, music and more.” In addition to Scugog artists such as Leslie Beauchamps of Black- stock, the show features Carlo Allion of Brooklin, Kirsty Naray of Ajax, Hugh Wilson of Pickering, Libbie Burns of Columbus and others. The fair is on the Palmer Park boardwalk from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Before seeing the art, start the day at the 1st SCA yArt Sale in front of the SCA offices at 181 Perry St. from 8 a.m. to noon. 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The Cultural Expressions Art Gallery is at 62 Old Kingston Rd. (just west of Church Street). Metroland file photo AJAX -- George Forgie is showing more than 30 new paintings from Sept. 25 to Oct. 11 at the Cultural Expressions Art Gallery in Ajax’s Pickering Village. Meet the artist at the opening reception on Sept. 25 from 1 to 4 p.m. in concert Alice Cooper plays Durham Dec. 7 OSHAWA -- Veteran rocker Alice Cooper is bringing his famous stage show, featuring gallows and more ghastly props, to Oshawa’s General Motors Centre. The Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Famer performs as part of his No More Mr. Nice Guy Tour 2011 on Dec. 7 at 8 p.m. “Pushing boundaries puts this iconic rocker in his element and has garnered him a reputation as the godfather of rock-concert- theatrics,” states a press release. The concert was announced Sept. 19 and tickets go on sale Sept. 23 at 10 a.m. Tickets are $57.50 and avail- able at the General Motors Cen- tre Box Office, by calling 1-877- 436-8811 or online at general- motorscentre.com. idolator.coM OSHAWA -- Alice Cooper is coming to the General Motors Centre in Oshawa. Please recycle this newspaper You’re in good hands with 1st place LocaL Web Site innovator, beSt overaLL LocaL neWS Site, beSt Site architecture and overaLL deSign -- Suburban newspapers of america beSt Web Site -- ontario community newspapers association beSt community neWSpaper Web portaL -- canadian community newspapers Ajax-Pickering atoms and bantams fall to Brampton in tripleheader at Kinsmen Fields AJAX -- The Ajax-Pickering Dol- phins football club battled with the Brampton Bulldogs over the weekend, coming away with just one victory in three games. The Dolphins atom team fought hard but in the end came up short with the Bulldogs hold- ing on to an 8-0 lead. Some of the highlights in the game came from some criti- cal offensive plays that almost turned the game around for the Dolphins. Riley McBride, Aaron Chung, Shaeden Currie, Malik Williams all rushed for yards, while on the defensive end, Myles Hilton, Darius Brown, Aamarii Notice, Elijah Trench, Aaron Chung, Aidan Mar- tin and Dasani McIntosh had some great tackles. The coach- ing staff includes head coach Jay McBride, Shawn Currie, Mar- lon Hylton, Ryen Maxwell, Paul Chung, Greg Roberts and Jen Siokalo. The peewees revenged last week’s loss by trumping Bramp- ton 28-6. The Dolphins were led by their impenetrable defence con- sisting of hard-tackling Qui- tyn Pettiford, Rasheed Tuck- er, Shiomare Peters, Janai Wil- liamson, Eric Duthie, Jaiden Cruz, Tyrell Chung, Nathaniel Chung, Kenneth Soutter, Zach- ary Munro, Brandon Romain, Cameron Tabatabaei and Chris- topher Sabat. The offence was also in full form as the Dolphins rushed through the Brampton Bulldog endzone in all quarters. Running back Craig Gonsalves rushed for three touchdowns, while Bailey Grimes, Rasheed Tucker, Jaiden Cruz, D’Andrew Higgins, Treavon Grant and Jor- dan Wright all broke through for some yards. Jaiden Cruz also pushed in a touchdown. Coach- ing staff includes head coach Trevor McHaffie, Mike Soutter, Trevor Aitchenson, John Peters, Curtis Inniss, Andrew Higgins, Rod Chung, Stephen Duncan, Brian Munro, Loni Dowe and Bonnie Munro. The bantam team came up short against Brampton team 30-8. Although they were denied the win, the Dolphins gave a great performance. The Dol- phins offence had some great moments, with rushes com- ing from Justice Johnson, Tariq Mitradee, Julian Ward-Williams and Jordan Grimes, who had the Dolphins only touchdown of the game. On the defensive end, Matthew Romain had an amazing game with 11 tack- les, coming from all ends of the field. Linemen Shareef Tucker, George Goudogianis, Nathan- iel Benjamin, linebackers Jorin Grant, Dylan Colthirst and Kes- ean Bennett all had a great game, while Mark Cruciano had two very critical interceptions. Coaching staff includes head coach Conrad La Touche, Karl Bennett, Claude Lindsay, Brian Knight, Tony Macintosh, Mike Cummings, Bert Smith and Michelle Benjamin. Brad Kelly Sports Editor bkelly@durhamregion.com durhamregion.com facebook.com/sportsdurhamregion twitter.com/scnewsdurhamSports durhamregion.comNews Advertiser • September 23, 201116 AP FootBAll Dolphins get a win from peewees Curling Column Annandale Curling Club preparing for upcoming open houses Jim EAsson A new curling season at the Annandale Curling Club begins the day after Thanksgiving, Tuesday, Oct. 11. Beth Potter is the club presi- dent for a second year and is looking forward to working with the board of executives and giv- ing everyone an outstanding curling season. Her first execu- tive committee meeting was on the Sept. 14, and the next one is scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 5. The club plans three open houses -- on Wednesday, Oct. 5 from 7-9 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 6, and Friday, Oct. 7. Anyone inter- ested in finding out about the sport and trying a few throws of the rocks is welcome to attend. Clean shoes are a must! There is no charge and volunteers will be available to give some simple instruction. The men’s competitive league will have a warm-up night on Tuesday, Oct. 11 beginning at 7 p.m. It is a chance for new play- ers to get placed on a team and have a pre-season game. Saturday, Oct. 15 there is planned a Sticks and Stones Bonspiel which includes nine holes of golf with a cart, a four- end curling match, lunch, din- ner and dance. The following weekend has an adult curling clinic on Saturday, Oct. 22. Graduates from the youth leagues are now competing in the World Curling Tour. Tim March and Patrick Janssen are on the Mark Kean rink and played Sept. 15-17 in the Shorty Jenkins Bonspiel in Brockville. The team ended just out of the final draws. Next on the calendar is the Stu Sells Toronto Tankard Oct. 7-10. Chris Van Huyse will also be in this event curling with Mike Anderson. As many of you know, the long- time third on the Glenn Howard rink, Richard Hart of Pickering, has hung up his white belt and plans to refocus his time towards his family and work. Over his competitive career, Hart won a 1998 Olympic silver medal, the 2007 Canadian Brier and the 2007 Ford Worlds. He is replaced on the Howard team by Wayne Middaugh, another well- known curler who won the Brier as a skip in 1998. Photo By PEtEr rEdmAn PICKERING -- Ajax-Pickering Dolphins’ Bailey Grimes tried to elude his much larger opposition from the Brampton Bulldogs, Shamar Brown, during first quarter action at the Central Ontario Minor Football peewee game at Kinsmen Field Sunday. durhamregion.comNews Advertiser • September 23, 201117 AP If you did not receive your News Advertiser/flyers OR you are interested in a paper route call Circulation at 905-683-5117. Hours: Mon. - Fri. 9 - 6:30 Yo ur Carrier will be around to collect an optional delivery charge of $6.00 every three weeks. Remember, all inserts, including those on glossy paper, can be recycled with the rest of your newspaper through your blue box Recycling program. SAVE TIME, SAVE MONEY View Flyers/Coupons At Carriers of the We ek Ajax & Pickering Locations8 Salem Rd South Ajax, ON L1S 7T7 279 Kingston Rd. E. Ajax 260 Kingston Rd. E. Ajax (in Home Depot) 1105 Kingston Rd. Pickering (in Home Depot) 255 Salem Rd. S. 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After making the trek to Chatham to com- pete in the Provincial BMX Series Finals, the Pickering resident had to pack up and head back to Milton, as rain and poor track con- ditions forced a change. The eight year old raced well, winning his moto and also the final main event. He fin- ished first overall for the Provincial Series for his novice category. He also earned a third-place provincial plate for all eight year olds, including novice and intermediate rid- ers. He had a fantastic season and earned the maximum number of points possible for his category. In the Provincial Series, he posted first- place finishes in Kingston, Milton, Port Elgin and Milton, and a second in Ottawa. In addition to the series races, Bates had regular practice nights and participated in several local races held at his home track in Photo by nicky PeaRson PICKERING -- Colson Bates pedaled his way around the track at the Provincial BMX Series Finals in Milton. He finished first overall for the Provincial Series for his eight-year-old novice category. Milton. With tracks throughout Ontario in Ottawa, Gananoque, Kingston, Milton, Port Elgin, Chatham, and Thunder Bay, he would like to see one built in Durham Region to accommodate the riders in this area. basketball Fire Basketball holding tryouts second round goes saturday at Pine Ridge PICKERING -- Two gymnasiums in Pickering and North York were the epicen- ters of basketball this past weekend as Fire Basketball coaches started sorting through an army of talented players hoping to catch on with one of FBA’s many rep teams. Tryouts continue this weekend and all are welcome if you bring your game. Try- out fees are $15 (cash only) that can be paid at the time of registration. The schedule at Pine Ridge Second- ary School, 2155 Liverpool Rd. North, Pickering, on Saturday, Sept. 24 is: 10 to 11:30 a.m. -- U14 (1998) major ban- tam boys, U13 (1999) bantam boys 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. -- U11 (2001) atom boys, U10 (2002) novice boys 1 to 2:30 p.m. -- U12 (2000) major atom boys 2:30 to 4 p.m. -- U15 (1997) midget boys For more information visit www.firebas- ketball.ca. durhamregion.comNews Advertiser • September 23, 201118 P Wa nt to know what’s happening in Pickering? Check We dnesday’s paper each week for complete details BE INFORMED! SOCCER Power tops in Thornhill THORNHILL -- The U9 Pickering Power Green boys struck again, winning the Thornhill Challenge Cup soccer tourna- ment. The young footballers turned in a fantas- tic team effort and went undefeated in the tournament, scoring 23 goals while only allowing 6 against. The boys played against some strong, well-organized teams including the Vaughan Vipers and Milton Magic in the semifinal and final respectively. Team members include Anthony Laman- na, Patrick Toomey, Carter Osborne, Josh Arsenault, Christian Lamanna, Peter Accardi, Mikhail Nembhard, Jonathan Lush, Elijah Anderson, Noah Lawrence, Noah Rondinone, Amari Headley and Nish Ganeshan. The team is coached by Jim Lush and John Lamanna. SUBMITTED PHOTO THORNHILL -- The Pickering Power U9 boys’ soccer team dominated the competition in winning the Challenge Cup tournament in Thornhill. JASON LIEBRIEGTS / METROLAND Tight defence PICKERING -- Pine Ridge’s Tyra Forbes, left, and Uxbridge’s Jordanne Whitmarsh bat- tled for the ball in senior girls’ basketball action at Pine Ridge Secondary School.PICKERINGPICKERINGADVERTISING FEATURE When it comes to making vehicles look their best, there is one place that the major car dealerships in Pickering turn to: Shammy’s Auto Detailing. Luckily, Shammy’s is also open to the public, which means you can have your vehicle looking and smelling like new! 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Sept 25,10-6 $3.00 Weekend Pass $6.00 Free Door Prizes, Demos & Lectures Come, See, Learn & Enjoy, Related Products For Sale ** STREET SALE ** Rigby Dr. Pickering (Enclaves of Maple Ridge) Sat. Sept. 24th * 9am - 12pm Garage/YardSalesG Garage/YardSalesG YOUR SOURCE FOR JOBS METROLAND & Look no further than Looking for a great job in your community? Search through thousands of job opportunities on the web or place your ad on Canada’s biggest job site by calling 905-576-9335 durhamregion.comNews Advertiser • September 23, 201121 AP WE'RE HAVING A PARTY!! Please join us in celebrating First Steps Childcare 20th Anniversary Reunion Windreach Farm, 312 Townline Road (GPS - Grouse Crt.) Ashburn, On Saturday September 24th, 2011 9:00 - 3:00pm Magician, Balloon Animals, Bouncy Castles, Crafts, Corn Maze, Petting Zoo (see the baby animals), Badminton, Stable Tours, Wagon Rides DOOR PRIZE: Flat Screen Television!!! Light refreshments will be served in the morning with Star Burger lunch ~ FREE day for all to Enjoy!!! Come on out & maybe meet up with some old familiar faces! First Steps Childcare 1990 Whites Rd, Pickering, On (905)-837-2573 firststepschildcare@rogers.com http://firststeps-childcare.org/ In Loving Memory of my husband, best friend & soul mate CHRISTOPHER ADAM KYLES December 1, 1964 - September 25, 2002 We made our vows together And said, "Till death do us part" So when the angels came and took your hand My whole life fell apart, When I look back on our life Just one thing makes me glad That you chose me to share with you, Those precious years we had. Loving you forever, forgetting you never Deneane In Loving Memory of our Daddy CHRISTOPHER ADAM KYLES December 1, 1964 - September 25, 2002 Your smile has gone forever Your hand we cannot touch We have so many memories, Of you, Daddy, we love so much Love your daughters Kaela & Kassandra Announcements Announcements In Memoriam Announcements In Memoriam CUTHBERT, William Grant - Passed away peacefully with his family by his side on Wednesday, September 21, 2011. Beloved husband of Elizabeth (nee McLean). Adored father of Kathryn and Michael, Neil and Jennifer. Cherished Papa of Austin, Spencer and Haydn. Honoured "Papa Bill" of Shayla, Greg, Alex and Cassie. Bill and Liz came to Canada in 1957. In 1966, they moved to Pickering (Bay Ridges) and they never left. They had the unique privilege of having the same neighbours for 45 years. Most of the neighbours were in the same situation as Bill and Liz, raising kids without relatives nearby. They developed into a surrogate family for each other. Bill's family would like to express genuine gratitude to the staff of Rouge Valley Centenary ICU for their excellent and com- passionate care they gave to Bill. Visitation will occur at McEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME in Pickering Village Saturday, September 24, 2011 from 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. Memorial Service will occur Sunday September 25, 2011 at 6:30 p.m. A small reception after the service will follow. In lieu of flowers the family is requesting donations to Lakeridge Health Centenary ICU or the Canadian Cancer Society. Online condolences may be placed at www.mceachniefuneral.ca "Love and kindness are never wasted. They always make a difference. They bless the one who receives them, and they bless you, the giver." Barbara de Angelis SMITH, William - Died peacefully at home on September 21 at the wonderful age of 91. He was proud to be a British WWII veteran. He is survived by his wife of 64 years, Freda, his 3 children: Brad (Tytti), Linda (Stewart) and Penny (Malcolm); his 6 grandchildren: Liana, Shane, Teija, Nicole, Colin and Elisabeth and his 3 great grandchildren: Tailynn, Brianne and Cayden. After emigrating from England in 1956 he worked in the private sector as Company Comptroller at Plessey Canada and Etelco Canada. In 1984 he retired from the Ontario Government where he held positions with Ontario Development Corporation and the Ontario Treasury Board. He was a founding member and President of the Victoria Park Cricket Club and a former member of the Scarborough Art Guild. He served as past Treasurer and was an active member of Royal Canadian Legion Branch 258. As a member of Whitevale Golf Club – he achieved his goal of boasting to his friends that not only did he walk the course at 90 he also golfed his age - 90. 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