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All the water was contained.” Mr. Kelly noted there was “no impact on station staff, the public or the environ- ment.” The cause of the leak is under investiga- tion, he noted, adding 6,900 litres of heavy water leaked. That works out to about one-third to one-quarter of the amount of water in a backyard swimming pool, Mr. Kelly point- ed out. “The workers fixed the valve and returned the unit to its pre-event condi- tion,” he said. When the leak was discovered, OPG notified the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission, which regulates the nuclear industry, the City of Pickering and Dur- ham Region. “Anything we have to change going for- ward with our procedures, we’ll definitely do that,” Mr. Kelly added. A report on the incident will be written and filed with the CNSC. 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Working in conjunction with Dur- ham Hospice, we will profile people who are nearing the end of life’s journey, who they are, what they want peo- ple to know and remember about them. We will also be featuring the people and volunteers associated with Durham Hospice, the active role they take, the training, the friendships and emotions involved. UXBRIDGE -- Many of the details over the past 13 years are a blur to Karen Guest, but the day she found out she had cancer is as vivid as if it were yesterday. The day started like most others, report- ing for work in the morning; but a doctor’s appointment was scheduled in the after- noon, a followup one week after having a lump removed from her chest. “I couldn’t think who to call because I was just blown away with bad news,” she says, recounting that day while sitting comfortably in a chair of the home she shares with family in Uxbridge, an IV drip attached. “I remember my cheeks going numb. My face felt numb as if I’d been smashed into a wall.” It wasn’t what she envisioned when she came to the area from New Brunswick as a 21 year old, the youngest of a family of seven, with three brothers and three sis- ters. She moved in with one of her sisters in Newcastle, “I came up, saw the lights and thought there was more life to offer me up here,” she recalls. Within a couple of years she married and was living in Scarborough, but after a couple of break-ins to the home, the fam- ily moved to Stouffville. Karen and her husband, Paul, now divorced, had three kids, Brooke (now 32), Jeremy (31) and Emma (21). Following the divorce she moved to Mount Albert, where her life took a wrong turn some 13 years ago. “One day I was reading my daughter a book when she was just little. I reached over and my wrist hit a lump in my breast,” she recalls. A doctor’s appointment followed, a mammogram and then a biopsy. The news was good. “(The doctor) said I was one of the lucky ones. It came back. It’s not cancerous,” adding that over time the lump would get bigger and shrink, but not to worry. The doctor suggested coming back for a fol- lowup three years later. “A year later the lump was getting big- ger and bigger,” she says. “The girls were starting to tell me it looked like a third breast growing out of me. So, I went back to the doctor and told him I just wanted it removed.” She returned a week later after working the morning, to receive some unexpected news. “I was hit with it. It was cancer.” In one year the lump which she was ini- tially told not to worry about had spread cancer to her lymph nodes and two to three spots in her breast. “I was angry because it was a mistake they made,” she says bitterly. “I did my job. I found it when it was only the size of my thumbnail. They let it grow, not me. “If I didn’t go back for the three years like they said, I’d be dead probably.” The fight was on. A double mastecto- my and hysterectomy followed. There was chemotherapy and radiation. Lots of treatments. A decade, the benchmark to be clear, almost passed. If the first time she heard she had cancer was unexpected, the sec- ond time was devastating. “They said if I make it 10 years I probably beat it. A month before 10 years was up I started not feeling good. I went back and (cancer) was in my bones everywhere.” She was given two and a half years to live. With that time frame, her time is up. “I went through everything,” she said of the range of emotions after 10 years had almost passed from the original diagno- sis. “Why me? The anger. There is still a small bit of anger there and it will always be there because they messed up, not me. “Because of their mistake, I’m losing my life.” At the urging of her family, she turned to Durham Hospice for some support. Amy Jefferies has been her volunteer since the spring of 2013, and the two embrace with a warm hug just prior to the interview starting. “I got Amy and I love her to pieces,” says Karen. “I tell her everything and I depend on her. I look forward to her visits every week.” Recently, as sick as she’s been, Karen travelled back home to New Brunswick with her sisters to visit her brother Garth, who is having some health struggles of his own. `It was suggested that if she could make the trip, she should go. “It was just wanting to go down east where I grew up and see everything,” she says, her voice trailing off. Karen has come to terms with her ulti- mate fate, but she remains defiant to this point, and won’t change. “I try to set goals,” she says of coping. “My son is getting married (in July), so I’ve got a long-term goal there. Goals are good. Set them far enough that you want to reach them. You don’t want to give up before you reach it.” That’s one goal she’s vows to achieve. “Oh I hope so,” she says with optimism. “My son told me I’m going to dance with him, so I better.” UXBRIDGE -- Karen Guest, front, and Durham Hospice caregiver, Amy Jefferies. Ms. Guest is terminally ill with cancer but is making plans to attend her son’s wedding next July. Celia Klemenz / Metroland‘‘One day I was reading my daughter a book when she was just little. I reached over and my wrist hit a lump in my breast.’ Karen Guest ‘‘I got Amy and I love her to pieces. I tell her everything and I depend on her. I look forward to her visits every week.’ Karen Guest ‘Goals are good’ Tim Whittaker - Publisher • Joanne Burghardt - Editor-in-Chief • Mike Johnston - Managing Editor • Fred Eismont - Director of Advertising • Deb McDonald - Sales Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak - Classifi ed Advertising Manager • Abe Fakhourie - Distribution Manager • Lillian Hook - Offi ce Manager • Cheryl Haines - Composing Manager A Metroland Media Group Ltd. Publication PHONE 905-683-5110 CLASSIFIEDS 905-683-0707 DISTRIBUTION 905-579-4407 GENERAL FAX 905-576-2238 865 Farewell St., Oshawa ON L1H 6N8 Member: Ontario Press Council, OCNA, CCNA, LMA. All content copyright Publication Sales Agreement #40052657 Editorial &&& Opinions Opinions Opinions du r h a m r e g i o n . c o m Ne w s A d v e r t i s e r • No v e m b e r 2 6 , 2 0 1 4 6 P e-mail letters to newsroom@durhamregion.com / max. 200 words / letter writers are obliged to back up statements with verifiable facts / please include your full first and last name, city of residence & daytime phone number / letters that do not appear in print may be published @ durhamregion.com Canadians deserve right to choose to die To the editor: Re: A time to die, news, Nov. 6 Sam Chapman states that Brittany May- nard gave up easily and gave a huge smack in the face to other people in the world who have brain tumours. How can judg- ment be passed? Even if Mr. Chapman was lying in a hospital bed with the exact same diagnosis, how is allowing the medi- cal community to control your last months and days with drugs (that end up killing you) considered harder and a more digni- fied and moral way to die? When will people think outside of their own judgments? It is not about what you would or wouldn’t do. The real question is whether Canadians should be able to exercise the right to have access to physi- cian-assisted suicide. Do we keep animals lying around until the brutal end? No, we would be called inhumane if we did that. I have no idea what I would do if I had the same diagnosis as Brittany Maynard. It is irrelevant what I would do. It is rele- vant, however, that a law be passed in my own country allowing myself and all other Canadians the choice to access this right. Alisa Arbour Follow your passion and leave your mark A little advice: Don’t ever let anyone tell you that you can’t do something (unless it’s illegal, of course). I know it sounds trite, but it’s true. If you follow your instinct and passion and are truly committed to something, it will happen for you. Back in 2001, I was at the CFL and had a young man by the name of Eric Holmes calling me on a regular basis. He really wanted to work at the Canadian Football League. He started calling in late October and we were in the midst of planning for that year’s Grey Cup in Montreal. So I had to keep putting Eric off. Not on purpose -- I just didn’t have time. I told him to call me back in early December once the Grey was out of the way and like clockwork, he did. So we met. I was instantly impressed by three things. One, he was from Oshawa and I thought it would be cool to have another person from Durham Region at head office. Two, he was in the sports management program at Brock University so he obviously was serious about his chosen career. Three, and most importantly: he was undaunted. He really wanted this and made it clear. It also helped that he was a mature young man, knew what he wanted and knew what he had to sac- rifice to get there. So I hired him and let me say I don’t regret it one bit. In fact, it was the best hire I ever made. I put him in a position to succeed and he did just that. Any assignment he was given, he took control of and saw it through to completion. On time. In perfect working order. With nary a grumble. What more could you ask? Well, young Eric was named director of commu- nications for the Toronto Argos and is celebrating his 10-year anniversary with the club this year. A huge milestone. He’s won a pair of Grey Cups in that time. And all of it came by way of passion and hard work. On the eve of his first Grey Cup win, he called me at home just to say thanks. In the middle of all the madness, he found the time to make that call. It just confirmed my belief that he was a class act. If you have a fire burning in your belly and a pas- sion for something, as they say in the ad Just Do It. Follow your heart and leave your mark. -- Shawn Lackie worked in television for more than 20 years until he got his dream job as VP communications for the Canadian Football League. He lives in Port Perry. Shawn Lackie Guest column Making your mark B utting out of the tobacco black market Ontario’s move to fight contraband tobacco sales serves two important purposes. The crackdown on contraband tobacco sales and the “underground economy” will help the provincial government squeeze additional revenues into the provincial trea- sury, and will force citizens who flout the law by purchasing illegal tobacco products to reconsider, particularly if there are steep fines associated with the crackdown. We’re not talking chump change here: the Canadian Taxpayers’ Federation estimates that the Ontario government foregoes up to $1.1 billion in revenues annually from the province’s lucrative contraband market. Looked at another way, analysis shows that Ontario has seized 239 million illegal ciga- rettes, 3.4 million untaxed cigars and 97.8 million grams (9,800 kgs) of untaxed fine- cut and other tobacco products since 2008. Ontario Finance Minister Charles Sou- sa’s announcement on the issue last week during the Wynne government’s fall fis- cal update, signalled that the past practice by successive governments of looking the other way is over. Considering that the Province still has a $12.5-billion hole in its budget while prom- ising to balance the books by 2017-2018, the government’s hand was forced. The expec- tation, should the government make gains in its crackdown on illegal tobacco sales and smuggling, is that it could reap up to $700 million in lost revenue. In that con- text, it proves the old adage about necessity being the mother of invention. But smokers across the province are com- plicit in sustaining the black market through the purchase of contraband tobacco. And, Public Safety Canada asserted in a 2009 executive summary that the largest quan- tity of illicit tobacco in Canada is primar- ily centred in operations based on Aborigi- nal reserves and territories located on both sides of the Canada-U.S. border. It’s clear that the Province must address the issue if it is to reclaim lost revenue. But Durham residents who choose to smoke must also make a personal and abiding decision to stop supporting the black mar- ket. For the sake of a few dollars in savings they are essentially contributing, howev- er indirectly and incrementally, to higher taxes and ongoing deficits in Ontario. Finally, however, the provincial govern- ment must be held to greater account and do a far more competent job of being fis- cal stewards on behalf of Ontarians. Years of waste and scandal linger -- a prominent factor in ongoing deficits -- that won’t be remotely addressed through a crackdown on the underground economy. There is much room to improve, certainly, on both fiscal files. Charles Manson meets his match Well, the cafeteria of California’s Corco- ran State Prison must be abuzz with plans these days. Not escape plans, mind you, but wedding plans. Charles Manson, the 80-year-old convicted serial killer, cellblock line dance champion and one of the joint’s most eligible bachelors, is finally tying the knot. Twenty-six-year-old bride-to-be Afton ‘Star’ Burton must be one special gal to lure Chuck into swapping one ball and chain for another. Heartthrob Manson, or Chuckles, as he’s known inside, is no stranger to female atten- tions. Prison authorities say Manson gets an enormous amount of mail from female suit- ors, many of whom are intelligent enough to address a letter and figure out correct postage. Seems a lot of gals are suckers for that dead-eyed, remorseless killer look. Up to this point Chuck has resisted their mono- syllabic, incorrectly punctuated charms. But that all changed when his ‘Star’ arrived. So smitten is the octogenarian Romeo that he has papered the walls of his prison cell with every letter his fianceé has ever writ- ten him, even the very early ones printed in crayon. Undeterred by naysayers who point to the whopping 54-year age gap between the two, the happy couple is still very much intent on making it legal. Gosh, these two sure are something. It’s not often in this day and age that you come across two people who are able to look beyond all the decades of differences and see only their shared rage and psychosis. It must be love. Meanwhile the two are said to be up to their swastika-tattooed eyebrows in prep- arations for the big event. Details are still forthcoming but it looks like Charles will be sporting a smart, Nazi grey tux with death’s- head cummerbund and jackboots while the comely Star has opted for a stunning, long-sleeved, floor-length gown in electric- chair blue from Donatella Versace’s ‘Soli- tary’ collection. The couple has asked Ivan ‘The Shiv’ Pinkowski to be Best Man while Frank ‘Big Agnes’ Caldwell will be holding Maid of Honour duties, provided he is out of ‘the hole’ in time. Lefty Burkowitz was to be the ring-bearer but he seems to have gone missing after ratting out the Fenucci broth- ers’ contraband hooch operation. Charles and Star say to bring your appe- tites folks, as the event will be catered by not one but three of the hottest prison food ser- vices in the state: On the Lamb, Fryers with Priors and the exclusive Bread Man Walk- ing. The jailhouse will definitely be rock- ing that night as well with entertainment provided by such prison notables as Stoolie Andrews, Shank Sinatra and the ever popu- lar Snitch Miller and the Cheese-eater five. Things are a little more up in the air when it comes to the lovebirds’ honeymoon plans, however. Charles had booked the sumptuous Capone Suite in Protective Cus- tody for the wedding night nuptials until he was informed that, as a life prisoner with no current parole date, he’s ineligible for con- jugal visits. Luckily for these two starry-eyed kids, neither one of them can even spell the word conjugal, let alone understand what it means. And finally, guests are notified that Charles and Star are registered at Williams- Sonoma, Pottery Barn and Aces Guns ‘n’ Ammo. High on their wish list are such items as a hacksaw, file, and ‘anything pointy’. Congratulations all. -- Durham resident Neil Crone, actor, comic, writer, saves some of his best lines for this column. 10 Coldest temperatures recorded in Canada Enter Laughing Neil Crone Actor, comic, writer Let’s Talk Weigh in on topics of the day www.facebook. com/newsdurham Poll HELLO WINTER: Although Durham Region escaped the worst of the storm that swept through last week, our neighbours across Lake Ontario suf- fered several feet of accumulation. Here’s a sample of all the weather-related chatter on Facebook: Buffalo is buried and we have had our first bit of snow this year so we have to ask... Are you ready for winter? du r h a m r e g i o n . c o m Ne w s A d v e r t i s e r • No v e m b e r 2 6 , 2 0 1 4 7 AP Getting ready this weekend. 7% Yes, love winter! 33% Not even close! 60% Shannon Thickins: I feel so terrible for any of the folks who are in dis- tress --- but I would love to be playing in all that snow right now!! -- Worlds Biggest Snowman?? To see this list and others online, go to WOW under the What’s On tab at durhamregion.com BEHIND THE LENS TORONTO -- I had the priviledge of photographing Jim Flaherty’s funeral in Toronto following his death on April 10. It was easily the largest news event I have covered in my five years here. This image gives you an idea of what things looked like from my four square feet of real estate, while the throng gathered across the street gives some perspective on the immensity of Mr. Flaherty’s sudden death. RYAN PFEIFFER / METROLAND Brrrrrrr .... Susan Day Jeschke: Yikes! I can’t even imagine getting that much snow at one time. Doug Archell: You have to admit, a special weather advisory for 2 whole inches of snow is ... entertaining. Larry Dickinson: I’m glad they issued the warning. Although there was not a lot of snow, I would rather be forewarned then no warning at all. You can never be 100% certain with weather. Karhleigh Vicky Gangemi: I’m a new driver and even I wasn’t thrown off by a few flurries. Just take your time, leave earlier and be extra care- ful. You’ll get there when you get there. Doesn’t hurt to have winter tires. See people going 100 on hwy 2 in the 70 zone Mariah MacPherson: I live in south Oshawa and the plows have gone by about 5 times since this afternoon, so I think we are good to go ....they are pretty prepared Jenn Hurley-Cairns: For 5 centime- ters? Ridiculous. Jennifer Hazzard Lewis: What hap- pened in Buffalo has made me real- ize that I need to get some supplies in the house in case we get a storm like that. 1. Feb. 3, 1947 Snag, YT -63 C 2. Jan. 11, 1911 Fort Vermilion, AB -60.6 C 3. Jan. 5, 1975 Old Crow, YT -59.4 C 4. Jan. 31, 1947 Smith River, BC -58.9 C 5. Jan. 23, 1935 Iroquois Falls, ON -58.3 C 6. Feb. 13, 1973 Shephard Bay, NU -57.8 C 7. Dec. 26, 1917 Fort Smith, NT -57.2 C 8. Feb. 1, 1893 Prince Albert, SK -56.7 C 9. Feb. 11, 1979 Dawson City, YT -55.8 C 10. Feb. 9, 1934 Iroquois Falls, ON -55.6 C Source: wikipedia.org du r h a m r e g i o n . c o m Ne w s A d v e r t i s e r • No v e m b e r 2 6 , 2 0 1 4 8 P Celebrating 50 years since expansion helped hospital evolve into what it is today Kristen Calis kcalis@durhamregion.com AJAX -- When Mary Lumb began work- ing at the Ajax-Pickering General Hos- pital in 1964, it offered 127 acute-care beds and 24 bassinets. Ms. Lumb started working as a gener- al duty nurse at the hospital, which had just expanded from 38 beds and 12 bas- sinets. She eventually became an obstet- rics supervisor, a relief night supervisor and a relief head nurse. “You wore many hats,” she recalled. She remembers fixing sandwiches late at night if patients got hungry and riding in the ambulance with them if they had to be transferred to another hospital. “It’s a pleasure to see how we’ve moved forward,” she said. On Nov. 21, The Rouge Valley Health System Foundation celebrated the 50th anniversary of that expansion that helped the hospital evolve into what it is today, an acute-care community hos- pital with a modern 24-hour emergency department. The hospital, which sees more than 60,000 patient visits per year, became Rouge Valley Ajax and Pickering after merging with Centenary Hospital in 1998 and has experienced large renova- tions over the years. “Let this be the beginning of the next 50 years,” Pickering Mayor Dave Ryan said at the celebration. The hospital this year also marks 60 years since it officially opened on Har- wood Avenue. The origin of the hospital can be traced back to a one-storey wooden building on King’s Crescent in Ajax, built during the Second World War. This 30-bed emer- gency hospital was run by Defense Industries Ltd. as part of the munitions plant operated by the Canadian gov- ernment. When the war ended, the plant and the hos- pital closed, but the community ral- lied to raise the funds needed to open the Ajax-Pickering General Hospital. In 1954 it opened, incorporating the orig- inal wooden building, which had been relocated to Harwood Avenue. Ten years later the hospital was expanded. At the recent celebration, retired nurses and health-care staff, as well as auxiliary members and current staff -- dressed up in 1960’s-style outfits for the occasion -- sift- ed through doc- umentation and photos of the hospital’s past. “These are very precious photo- graphs,” said Ms. Lumb. “Some are one of a kind.” Ms. Lumb had worked at the hos- pital for nearly 30 years when she retired in 1993. “It was a lot of fun in those days,” she said. “We worked hard but it was a lot of fun.” Dr. Romas Stas recalled joining the hospital in 1972. “The emergency department consist- ed of four rooms,” he said. While health care and services have advanced over the years, the foundation hasn’t changed. “The one thing that remains the same is people get sick and people get care,” he said. The hospital today features a wide range of programs including obstetrics, pediatrics, surgery, mental health and regional cardiac care. And just as it did at the start, the hos- pital continues to rely on the loyalty of the communities it serves, enjoying generous support for annual fundrais- ing to make state-of-the-art equipment possible for the medical staff to care for patients. In 2011, the hospital was able to pur- chase an MRI machine after the com- munity rallied to raise $5 million. “We are very fortunate in west Dur- ham to have this incredible health-care facility with great staff, physicians and volunteers,” said Joan Wideman, chair- woman of the Rouge Valley Health Sys- tem board of directors. Ajax-Pickering hospital marks milestone HOW THIS I M P A C T S Y O U • The Ajax-Pic k e r i n g G e n e r a l H o s p i t a l officially op e n e d in 1954 when t h e community r a l -lied to raise fu n d s to build it • Now the Ro u g e Valley Ajax a n d Pickering hosp i t a l , it still relies on t h e community to f u n d r a i s e f o r s t a t e - o f - the-art equip m e n t AJAX -- Mary Lumb and Verna McPherson looked at some of the displays as Rouge Valley Health System celebrated an historic landmark to mark the 50th anniversary of the building expansion that changed everything for the community hospital. Jason Liebregts / Metroland ‘‘The one thing that remains the same is people get sick and people get care.’ Dr. Romas Stas, Rouge Valley Ajax and Pickering du r h a m r e g i o n . c o m Ne w s A d v e r t i s e r • No v e m b e r 2 6 , 2 0 1 4 9 P Mayor ’sLightTour Freeeventforadults55+ Wednesday,December17 Getonthebustoseetheneighbourhoodlights!This tourincludesacelebrationstopwithliveentertainmentby theBrianRoseBand andlight refreshments. Beatoneofthefollowingpickuplocationsby7:00pm: EastShoreCommunityCentre 910LiverpoolRoad StMartin’s/Bayview 1201StMartinsDrive PetticoatCreekCommunityCentre 470KingstonRoad VillageRetirementCentre 1955ValleyFarmRoad TridelBuilding 1880ValleyFarmRoad ChartwellSelect,CityCentre 1801ValleyFarmRoad MillenniumCondoTower 1000TheEsplanade Formoredetailscall905.420.6588 Routemapswillbeavailabletothepublicaftertheevent. pickering.ca/greatevents Upcoming Public Meetings Date Meeting/Location Time Nov.26 CommitteeofAdjustment CityHall–MainCommitteeRoom 7:00pm Nov.27 PickeringLibraryBoard PetticoatCreek 7:00pm Allmeetingsareopentothepublic.Fordetailscall 905.420.2222orvisittheCitywebsite.ForServicedisruption notificationcall1.866.278.9993 905.683.6582 Pickering Fit pickering.ca/fit HomefortheHolidays StudentMembershipSpecial ValidDecember1,2014toJanuary5,2015 Membershipincludescardiorooms,weightroom, groupfitnessclassesandpoolduring publicswimtimes. Mustbe18+withacurrentstudentcard. $25+hst WinterCityServices&LeisureGuide Available onlineand in aCityFacilitynearyou. Newprograms,coolworkshops, greateventsandmore! FinditallinyourWinterCityGuide! Program Registration begins: November27forAquatics December1forallothers ProgramsstartinJanuary. pickering.ca/cityguide First Meeting of Pickering Council December 1, 2014 at 7:30 pm Council Chambers Pickering City Hall ChocolateWorkshops Adult55+ IntroductiontoChocolate Add some sweet new treats to your bake table this season. Great ideas for get togethers or bazaars! Tuesday, December 2 from 10:00 am - noon. Cost is $15. Barcode: 75811 ChocolateSleigh Learn to make a Chocolate Sleigh filled with festive treats - all made by you & wrapped up as a table centrepiece. Bring a large tray with a lip to place and wrap your sleigh! Tuesday, December 9 from 9:30– 11:30 am Cost is $20. Barcode: 76646 Both workshops will be taking place at Petticoat Creek Community Centre. Use the barcode listed to sign up. Register early to reserve your spot. pickering.ca/registrationorcall905.420.4621 pickering.ca/greateventspickering.ca/greatevents Friday,December 5 6:00pm-9:00pm EsplanadePark Freeevent! Joinusasweturnontheholidaylights. Fireworks star t at 8:30 pm Fireworks startat 8:30pm Sant aSantntaClausClalaususSantaClausParade Kinsmen & Kinette Club of Pickering presents ThisSATURDAY •10:00am GlenannaRd,betweenDixieRd&PickeringParkway Toyorfooddonationsinlieuofpaymentforparkingtickets willbeacceptedfromDecember1toDecember15,2014. Visitpickering.cafordonationguidelinesorcontactPickering MunicipalLawEnforcementServicesat905.420.4611or bylaw@pickering.caformoreinformation. Winter in the Woods Sunday, December 7 Noon to 3:30 pm Pickering Museum Village Experience the holidays with our early settlers! TakepartinScottishHogmanay, WelshTraditionsandVictorian Christmas;visitFatherChristmasat theGeneralStore,andmore! 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Approx. 5,000 sq. ft. Historic Century Home Zoned R/Dt Featured in ‘Reno & Décor’ Showcasing Spectacular Transformation. Complete Renov./ Rebuild. Large Orig. Stained Glass Window, 3rd. Flr. MBR Retreat, Custom Wrap Around Deck, Gar./Carriage Hse. W Gym, Carriage House Provides Excellent Usage As Studio or Private Office. I/G Pool, Beautifully Landscaped (1/3 acre) Oasis Awaits! Jacquelynn Tanner @ (905) 428-8274 SEBASTIAN COPPA* 1-855-982-2121 www.BUYDURHAM.ca FANTASTIC 2 Bdrm + lOFT IN NOrTh CENTrAl WhITBy 36 Petra Way, Unit 3 Hot off the Press! Enjoy maintenance free living with this bright, spacious 1300+ sq. ft. condo townhome. Entertainer’s delight with an open concept Kitchen/Living/ Dining Space. Living Rm walkout to balcony with western exposure. Walk to schools, shops, parks, transit, and much more. Very well maintained with walk-in closet, Ensuite Laundry and much more. Call Today! $249,500 Trust your CABANA with COPPA! Leading Edge Realty Inc., Brokerage IndEpEndEntLy OwnEd and OpERatEd Sales Representative 905-839-2121 Call KaREN FORYOUR PRivatE ShOwiNg Over1400SqFt3Bedroom,3BathCondoT/HLocatedJustOnThe Border Of Pickering/Toronto. UpdatedWashrooms & Hardwood On Main Flr. Bathrooms, 3rd Bedroom And Main Hallway Recently Painted. 4Pc Master Ensuite, Mins ToAllAmenities...won’t last!! OPEN hOUSE Sat. NOv. 29 th, 2-41345altONa RD., UNit 2, PiCKERiNg QUiCK ClOSiNgavailaBlE.... BE iN FOR ChRiStMaS!! KaRENlORRaiNERaYMENt Independently Owned and Operated Independently Owned and Operated First Realty Ltd.Brokerage MARYROY Broker 905-426-7515 COMPARE TO NO OTHER! Call Mary Roy Today @ 905-426-7515! PICKERING $875,000 This Stunning Custom Built Home Nestled In One Of Pickering’s Most Sought After Neighbourhoods Is Truly One Of A Kind With Endless Unique Architectural FeaturesYou Will Never Find Anywhere Else! 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Unique 2-storey all brick home,2nd side entrance, detached garage,deep lot!Call now!$185,000 Calling All Investors Spacious bungalow,needs some TLC. Perfect for Commuters! Don’t wait!$149,900 Handyman Special! Stunning 3 bed, 3 bath plus loft bungalow.Quiet family neighbourhood. Call today.$329,900 Very Well Cared For Detached bungalow w/ 3-bay detached heated/ insulated 200-amp garage. Call now.$434,900 Attention All Mechanics! Privately fenced yard w/ 28x12 newer deck & Gazebo.Main floor laundry.Call today.$319,900 Quiet Crescent Perfect family home, price to sell! 3 bed, 3 bath, tons of living space. Don’t wait!$339,900 Immaculate Home! Great 3 bed, 2 bath, perfect location in Oshawa! Will not last long! Call now.$209,900 Move In Ready! 107% Of List SOLD All brick, desirable neighbourhood, spotless home, very well cared for. Don’t miss out!$412,000 Overlooking The Lake! DowntownWhitby location.Fully detached 1 1/2 storey. Handyman needed. 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Grand foyer, hardwood floors, generous principalroomscompletew/mainfloorstudy.ScarletO’hara staircase, improved baseboards & moulding throughout, Finishedwalk-outbasement-thishomemustbeviewed! ExEcutivE ElEgancE! $897,700 JOE PITINO* 905-683-5000 Uniquecustomhomeonsoughtafterstreetw/spectacular oversized lot. Grand foyer, hardwood floors, generous principalroomscompletew/mainfloorstudy.ScarletO’hara staircase, improved baseboards & moulding throughout, Finishedwalk-outbasement-thishomemustbeviewed! ExEcutivE ElEgancE! $897,700 JOE PITINO* 905-683-5000 Pickering:905-831-3300 Ajax:905-683-5000 Whitby:905-686-3800 Brooklin:905-655-1144www.remax-first.comFirst Realty Ltd., Brokerage First Realty Ltd., Brokerage du r h a m r e g i o n . c o m Ne w s A d v e r t i s e r • No v e m b e r 2 6 , 2 0 1 4 18 AP Tribute built Cranston model, upgraded from top to bottom, gleaming hardwood flooring, renovated chef’s kitchen, spacious open concept layout, steps to the lake and walking paths in the prestigious Lakeside “Pointe Collection”. Must see home for the most discerning of buyers. Call today! Live by the Lake!!! $598,900 Sales Representatives 905-831-3300 Cozyonebedroomdetachedcottagewithloft:vaultedceilings, gas fireplace, open concept kitchen w/granite counters, breakfastbar&maturedeeplot.Perfectforsingleprofessional orcouple.Stepstowaterfronttrails,restaurants,401,gostation &more.ViewsofFrenchman’sBayfromyourfrontporch! 819Fairview avenue,Pickering Shannon McLean* 905-831-3300 BiLL McLean* $1,350 Sales Representative Ifyoucancheckoffsomeofthesefeatures, pleasecallasap! WANTED!4 BEDROOMHOMEPICKERING Darryl PhilliPs& sherry hoover 905.831.33001.866.539.3300 •3-4bedrooms,3bathrooms •hardwoodflooring •modernkitchen •mainfloorfamilyroom •privatelot Wehavebuyerswaitingtomakeanoffer!! SHERRYHOOVER,DARRYLPHILLIPS Imagine a 3 bedroom bungalow on a huge 71.62 x 612 foot lot, with eat-in kitchen, large master bedroom & situatedinagrowingcommunityallfor$309,900.It’shere! And won’t last! Call Kevin McCullough 905-831-3300 or cell416-727-4347 ONE ACRE RANCHER $309,900 Kevin Mccullough* 905-831-3300 Don’t miss this opportunity to own this home with 4+4 bedrooms & 6 washrooms, over 6200 sq. ft. of living space. Dream gourmet kitchen with top of the line Stainless Steel appliances and Servery Perfect for grandparents, and parents and children to call home Seeingisbelievingcalltodayforyourprivateshowing. ONEOF A KINDBROOKLINBUNGALOFTON¼ACRE LOT Joan RogeRs* 905-683-5000 $1,249,900 Stunningcustombuiltbungaloft,lessthan5yrsold,over4,000sq.ft.of finishedlivingspace,gourmetkitchenwithhighendbuilt-instainless steelappliances&granitecounters,grandmasterbedroomwithluxury spa ensuite and huge walk-in closet, hardwood floors, 9 foot ceilings, pot lights, large deck, professionally finished lower level with 9 foot ceilings,interlockwalkway&muchmore. StunningBungaloft $799,900 JAAN KRULL* 905-831-3300 This Fabulous 4 Bed, 3 Bath, 2-Car Garage Family Home Shows Pride Of Ownership Throughout. Spacious Open Concept Kitchen, Breakfast & Family With W/O To Back Garden!MasterBedroomWith4PcEnsuiteAndUpgraded Jacuzzi Tub; Convenient 2nd Floor Laundry. Walk To The Lake And LakesideWalkingTrails. STUNNING LAKESIDEHOME Sales Representatives 905-831-3300 Here Is Your Opportunity To Own A Large Executive Home Backing Into The “Rouge River”With Stunning Westerly Sunset Views Of The Rouge Valley - Canada’s Largest Park.You OwnToThe River SoYou Can Canoe/Kayak UpThe RiverOrIntoLakeOntario.WalkTo“RougeBeach”,PetticoatCreekAndNature RightInYourBackyard,4ExtraLargeBedrooms,ExtensiveHardwoodChairRail &CrownMouldingsThroughout.Skylight,UpperDeckOffMasterBed. 384DYSONRD.,PICKERING $999,900 Jim Kelly* 905-683-5000 $5000 Savings onYour Home Purchase Guaranteed!! Or I will payYou $1000 THINKINGOFMOVING? 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Tracey Vaughn-Barrett is the Ajax co-chair- woman of the Pan Am Games and while she’s happy so many people have come forward to volunteer at the Games, it’s difficult to know how many of these people will be helping ‘inside the fence’ and who will be available to volunteer ‘outside the fence.’ Being inside the fence means the volunteer will be inside the ballpark. Outside the fence volunteers will be dispersed throughout Ajax, Oshawa and Whitby, helping visitors and residents enjoy their Pan Am experiences. Those are the vol- unteers Ms. Vaughn-Barrett wants to make sure there are enough of. “We need as many volunteers as possible to deliver a successful event,” Ms. Vaughn-Bar- rett said. Organizers are hoping to attract about 1,200 volunteers for Ajax while Oshawa will be look- ing for about 400. Unlike the ‘inside the fence’ volunteers who are required to work 12 shifts, each eight to 12 hours in length, the ‘outside the fence’ volun- teers will only be required to work four hours per day. “You don’t have to be an expert at any spe- cific thing,” Ms. Vaughn-Barrett said. “All you have to have is a great attitude and be wel- coming. If you can smile, we can find a role for you.” Volunteers working ‘outside the fence’ don’t have to be 16 years old like the ‘inside’ volun- teers. They only have to be 14. Ms. Vaughn-Barrett said many of the volun- teers will be information ambassadors in the community. Their task will be to direct people and hand out information so visitors and resi- dents know what is going on throughout the two-week event. “Training is provided and we’ll make it as easy as possible,” she said. Students looking for volunteer hours can make good use of this opportunity but anoth- er benefit is the OSAP breaks the Ontario government has made for this event. Stu- dents who volunteer will be eligible to receive OSAP interest- and payment-free grace peri- od extensions or reduced pre-study contribu- tions. “The OSAP benefits for students are amaz- ing. This is a great benefit for them,” Ms. Vaughn-Barrett said. Another area where volunteers will be required is for the Torch Relay that takes place over the course of 41 days leading up to the opening of the Games on July 10, 2015. About 50 volunteers will be needed locally for the Durham part of the relay. “It’s another way to engage in the Games,” Ms. Vaughn-Barrett said. Laura Tegelberg has been charged with co- ordinating volunteers for Ajax. She said for those volunteers who have already registered there will be information going out in the near future. For anyone else who would like to get involved she can be reached at 905-619-2529, ext. 7271 or e-mailed at laura.tegelberg@ajax. ca. Visit www.panamajax.ca/volunteer to vol- unteer online. For those interested in volun- teering specifically with baseball and softball ‘inside the park’ register at http://www.toron- to2015.org/volunteer Gamesto theBuild up OFFICIALSUPPLIER OFFICIAL nEwSPAPER OF thE tOROntO 2015 PA n A m/PARAPA n Am gAmES Looking ‘outside the fence’ for volunteers AJAX -- Laura Tegelberg, the Community Recreation Co-ordinator Children and Inclusion with the Town of Ajax. She’s been tasked with the job of co-ordinating vol- unteers in Ajax for the Pan Am Games. Jason Liebregts / Metroland‘‘You don’t have to be an expert at any specific thing. All you have to have is a great attitude and be welcoming. If you can smile, we can find a role for you.’ Tracey Vaughn-Barrett It pays to volunteer Student volunteers at the Toronto 2015 Pan/Parapan American Games will be able to enjoy two new benefits with regards to their Ontario Student Assistance Program loans. Two new benefits are available in 2015-2016 and include: • A waiver that exempts students from the pre-study period contribution (a contribution from the money you earn up to 16 weeks prior to the start of their studies). • A longer grace period before they need to repay their OSAP loan or interest charged on that loan if they complete their studies on or after March 1, 2015. Pre-study contribution period waiver • Students are expected to work for up to 16 weeks prior to the start of their studies. A contribution is calculated based on the money they make and is included in calculating how much OSAP they receive. • If they complete their volunteer assignments at the Games, they could be eligible for a waiver of their pre-study contribution -- which means that their earnings during the summer would not be factored into their overall OSAP financial need assessment. To be eligible to receive this benefit, students must: • Be a full-time student at a postsecondary school approved for OSAP • Be enrolled full-time in studies anytime between Aug. 1, 2015 - July 31, 2016 • Complete their volunteer assignments for the Pan Am/Parapan Am Games One-year grace period Students are not required to make payments on their OSAP loans for the first six months after they complete their full-time postsecondary studies. After this grace period, they need to repay the loan. However, for those who volunteer at the Pan Am Games they can apply to extend this grace period for another six months if they: • Are finishing full-time postsecondary studies on or after March 1, 2015 (and not returning to postsecondary studies) During this grace period, Ontario will pay the interest on both qualifying students’ Ontario and Canada Student Loans meaning they wouldn’t be required to make any payments on their full-time OSAP loans for one year after leaving postsecondary studies. 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AJAX NISSAN 500 BAYLY STREET WEST,AJAX TEL: (905) 686-0555 Number of drivers impaired by drugs is up, police say DURHAM -- With the holiday season fast approaching, the Ontario Provincial Police will be out in force with its annual Festive RIDE program. The campaign will begin province-wide on Nov. 24 and run until Jan. 2. While the number of motorists who continue to drive while impaired by drugs and alcohol is small, according to the OPP, which patrols all provincial high- ways within Durham Region, the harm they can cause is impossible to calculate. The OPP is urging the public to drive only if sober and to discourage oth- ers from get- ting behind the wheel while impaired. “The OPP goal is to get through the holiday season without losing a single life to impaired driving. We will use a combination of public education and focussed enforcement to drive home the message that impaired driving on Ontar- io roads is never acceptable,” said OPP Commissioner Vince Hawkes. 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The club’s losing streak in the Ontario Junior Hockey League reached five over the weekend with a 7-3 loss to Durham rival Whitby Fury on home ice Friday, followed by a 3-1 loss in Aurora on Sunday. “We’re a little snake-bitten right now,” said GM/head coach Paul Coffey of his team’s struggles. “We went into Aurora and played real well. That’s arguably the best team in the loop. We played well. We just can’t score goals right now. We will though.” Against Whitby, the power play was click- ing for the Panthers, who scored on three of eight chances with the man advantage. Bran- don Salerno and Doug Carter scored power- play goals in the first period and Matteo Con- dotta added another in the second for the Panthers, who were down 3-2 after the first period and 5-3 through two. Aurora was up 3-0 after two periods of Sun- day’s game before Brian Hurley netted one for the Panthers in the third to get them on the board. The Panthers were also busy on the trade front last week, dealing goaltender Jordan Cartney and forward Joseph Mitchell to Hamilton. With little flexibility with avail- able cards to sign players, the deal was a cash transaction. “I looked at our roster when I took over and I said, ‘Where are all these players? Where are all the players we signed?’” said Coffey. “We signed them and they’re not here any- more. I don’t even know where they are. “Now we’re in a position where we can’t get rid of anything and get something back.” The Panthers did manage to sign Justin Bennett, a 16 year old from Stouffville who has been practising with the team this sea- son. He had three points in five OHL Cup games for his Vaughan Kings minor midg- et team last season, and was selected in the 14th round by the Barrie Colts in the OHL draft back in the spring. “(Barrie Colts head coach) Dale Hawer- chuk is a good buddy of mine and Dale loved him, loved his character,” said Coffey in describing Bennett. “He’s the type of guy who could be a Barrie Colt as some point.” The Panthers sit at 9-12-1-3, and have slipped four points back of a playoff spot. They will be in Lindsay on Friday night, and home to St. Michael’s on Sunday at 6:30 p.m. PICKERING -- The Pickering High School senior girls’ basketball team lost in the OFSAA AAAA gold medal game 71-45 to Campion. The team finished the season with a record of 33-2. Submitted photo Silver for Pickering at OFSAA Basketball team loses 71-45 in Quad-A championship game Brad Kelly bkelly@durhamregion.com AJAX -- Bad timing. In a game when the senior girls’ basket- ball team at Pickering High School needed its best for last, it didn’t get it at the OFSAA AAAA championships in Guelph. The No. 1 seed at the provincial tournament came up one victory shy in its amazing season, falling 71-45 in the gold-medal game to Campion. Head coach Mike Gordensky summed up his team’s troubles in the final game in one word. “Us,” he said when asked what the differ- ence was in the final. “We saved our worst game of the year for the OFSAA final. We were mentally and physically out of it. “We played scared, nervous and (Cam- pion) played really well. Their role play- ers stepped up and made big shots. Once we got down we didn’t know how to react. We’d only been down a couple of games all year. “We played our best game of the year the night before in the semifinal and our abso- lute worst game of the year in the final. It was night and day. I didn’t expect that at all. (Campion) played great and we didn’t.” Pickering had a pretty easy run to the final, putting together four wins in a row to reach the championship game. They got 19 points from Rachel Woodburn and 10 from Nikita Telesford in the opener for a 44-33 win over 11th-seeded Innisdale, then crushed No. 16 seed St. Max Kolbe 56-25 to finish out the opening day Thurs- day. In the quarter-finals on Friday, Wood- burn again led the way with 17 in a 49-17 victory over eighth-seeded Northern. In the semifinal, the game Gordensky described as the best one of the season for his team, Pickering beat No. 4 seed Loyola 62-40 on the strength of 13 points from Woodburn to lead the way. Pickering fell behind 23-11 in the open- ing quarter and was down 37-28 at the half to third-seeded Campion in Satur- day’s final at the University of Guelph. Still within range after three quarters at 48-35, Pickering had a disastrous fourth quarter, out-scored 23-10 in the 71-45 loss. Wood- burn, for the fourth time in five games, led the team offensively with 17 points. “They were in a state of shock and extremely disappointed in how they played,” said Gordensky of the under- standable mood following the game. “It’s tough losing, but we’re not 25 points worse than Campion. “It’s obviously disappointing because it’s the last game and the one you remember the most. Our only loss to a high school team was the last game of the year.” Pickering was certainly worthy of its No. 1 ranking heading in to OFSAA. They entered the provincial championship after going undefeated in LOSSA league play, and beating Dunbarton for the title. They also collected three tournament cham- pionships by winning at the University of Windsor, Notre Dame Classic and Centen- nial Lady Colts Classic. The only loss of the season prior to OFSAA came to Bill Croth- ers, an elite school of excellence, in the final of the St. Mary Tip Off Classic. Ironically, Pickering had played Campi- on earlier this year, winning in the semi- finals at the Centennial tournament, but the tables were turned in the OFSAA final. Despite not winning the last game of the season, Gordensky listed off the team’s accomplishments, keeping the big picture in perspective. “When you look back at the whole sea- son, and even the last two seasons, a fourth place at OFSAA, second at OFSAA, this year we were 33-2, we have six losses in the last two years, two LOSSA gold med- als. You can’t be unhappy,” he said. du r h a m r e g i o n . c o m Ne w s A d v e r t i s e r • No v e m b e r 2 6 , 2 0 1 4 28 P Oshawa Generals just keep finding ways to win Brian McNair bmcnair@durhamregion.com OSHAWA -- It seems not to mat- ter who’s in and who’s out of the Oshawa Generals lineup this sea- son; the bottom line has almost always been the same. They win. The Generals have achieved that bottom line 19 times in 22 games this season, and own the best win- ning percentage in the Ontario Hockey League with 39 points, slightly better than the Erie Otters, who also have 39 points but in 23 games. Sunday’s win, their eighth in a row, may have been the most impressive yet for the Generals, coming in the absence of a sus- pended Hunter Smith and despite the fact their top scorer, Cole Cas- sels, was ejected midway through for a check-to-the-head major that will likely lead to a suspen- sion. The short-term ramifications of Cassels’ offence didn’t much faze the Generals, who killed off the five-minute penalty, tied the game shortly after on a Josh Sterk goal and won it 3-2 over the Owen Sound Attack thanks to another monster effort from Michael Dal Colle, who scored twice in the third period. Dal Colle put the Generals ahead twice, first on a lucky bounce and finally on a tremendous effort that saw him weave in from beyond the blue-line and rip a wrist shot past the glove of Attack goalie Jack Flinn with 13:39 remaining. Afterward, Dal Colle admitted he tried to ramp up his game in the absence of Cassels and Smith, who was slapped with a one-game suspension from a fight in Friday’s 6-4 win over the Belleville Bulls. “Those are two great players, some of the best players in the league, so when they’re out, some guys have to step it up, and I was trying to lead the team, and lead the younger guys,” he said. “The crowd was great tonight, great atmosphere. To get that win against a great Western Confer- ence team with some key play- ers out is huge for our confidence right now.” The Attack came into the game with a record of 12-5-1-4 and fresh off consecutive 3-2 wins over two other East Division teams, the Kingston Frontenacs Friday and Belleville Bulls Saturday. 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At Bob's request cremation has taken place and a celebration of life will be held on Thursday November 27, 2014 from 6 - 9 p.m. at the MCEACHNIE FAMILY CENTRE, 20 Church St., Pickering Village, 905-428-8488. Bob was a volunteer firefighter for more than 38 years beginning with Pickering Village Fire then the Ajax Fire Department. His professional career included more than 29 years with the Toronto Transit Commission. A proud hockey Dad, he drove us around the province for games and tournaments with our involvement with the Pickering Village Minor Hockey Association. He was an avid snowmobiler and a volunteer with the Haliburton County Snowmobile Association for many, many years. He enjoyed family dinners and our usually lively get togethers. He liked to play cards and loved his poker games. He will be missed by his hunting camp buddies and all that knew him. If desired donations may be made online or at the funeral home to the Canadian Cancer Society or the Princess Margaret Foundation - Thoracic Surgery Department. Online condolences may be placed at www.mceachniefuneral.ca GRIFFIN (LOCKETT), Joan Evelyn nee Wright - - Passed away peacefully with her family by her side on Monday, November 24, 2014 at the Ajax-Pickering Hospital. Beloved wife of Ted Griffin for 43 years, past wife of William Lockett. Wonderful mother of Robert (Moira), Peter (Nina) and Michael (Bunny), grandmother of Kyle, Tracy, Andrea and Gary and great-grandmother of Jackson. As a brave war bride, Joan came to Ajax in 1950 and resided in the same home until her passing. Joan will be missed by all that had the pleasure of knowing her. Visitation will be held at the McEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (905-428-8488) on Friday, November 28 from 6:00 - 9:00 pm. A Funeral Service will be held in the Chapel of the Funeral Home on Saturday, November 29 at 1:30 pm with visitation one hour prior. Following the service, friends and family are invited to the Ajax Legion Br.322 located at 111 Hunt St., Ajax. If desired, memorial donations may be made in lieu of flowers to the Ajax United Way. A Guest Book may be signed on-line at www.mceachniefuneral.ca HAWKE, Keith E. - Peacefully, at Rouge Valley Health Centre, Ajax, on Saturday, November 22, 2014 in his 77th year. Beloved husband of 51 years to Margaret. Loving father to Michael and his wife Jennifer, Cheryl and Daren, Blair and Kimberly and Paul and Karen. Dear father- in-law to Harold Portsmith. Poppa will be forever remembered by his grandchildren; Samantha, Drew, Jocelyn, Cameron, Liam, Avery and Benjamin. Dear brother of Terry and Pearl. Keith was retired from the Metro Toronto Police Force after 23 years of service. The family will receive friends to share their memories of Keith at THE McEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (905-428-8488) on Thursday, November 27, 2014 from 2-4 & 7-9 pm. Funeral Service to celebrate Keith's life will be held in the Funeral Home Chapel on Friday, November 28, 2014 at 4 pm. Cremation. Donations in memory of Keith to the Heart & Stroke Foundation or Toronto Sick Kids Foundation will be gratefully acknowledged by his family. Online condolences in memory of Keith may be offered at www.mceachniefuneral.ca. McFARLAND, Evelyn Graham - peacefully at her home in Bowmanville, ON, on Sunday November 23, 2014 at the age of 82. Beloved wife of late Norman McFarland. Loving mother of Robert (Jacqueline) and Stephen. Lovingly remembered by her grandchildren Sarah, Jennilee, Ashlee, Sherry-Lynn and Kallen. Cherished great grandmother to six, and soon to be seven. Resting at COURTICE FUNERAL CHAPEL, 1587 Highway 2, Courtice (905-432-8484) where a private family gathering will be held. If desired contributions may be made to Durham Humane Society would be appreciated. To place an on-line condolence or expression of sympathy please visits www.courticefuneralchapel.com. ROSSAERT, Edward F. - Passed away suddenly on November 20, 2014 at Lakeridge Oshawa Hospital, at the age of 84. Predeceased by his wife Maria. Loving father to Loretta (Larry), and Andre (Fiona). Loving pepe to Kristina (Matthew), Jessica (Tim). Great pepe to Emma, Cordelia and Mila. Will be lovingly remembered by all who knew him. Friends and family will be welcomed to THE MCEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax, (905)428-8488, on Wednesday November 26, 2014 from 2-4 & 7-9pm. A Funeral service to follow at St. Bernadette's Roman Catholic Church, 21 Bayly St. E, Ajax, ON, L1S1P2 on Thursday November 27, 2014 at 11AM. Memorial Donations can be made to the R.S. 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