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4 - Orono Weekly Times Wednesday, January n, 2006 additional $1,500 award in fall upon the successful successful completion of their Summer Company business business and proof of returning returning to school; • A minimum of 12 hours of business training; • An opportunity to meet every 2 weeks with a local business mentoring mentoring group for support and advice on operating their summer business. phone number is (905) 438- 4008. Provincial and federal Summer Company is an web sites with business excellent opportunity for • information are located at: young people with an interest www.cbsc.org and also at i n exploring the world of www.cbs.gov.on.ca/obc. We entrepreneurship, also have small- business information at our Constitu- Province Tightens ID ency Office (75 King St. E., Requirements for Driver's Bowmanville). As always, if Licences you need further details As of January 23, the about any provincial govern- provincial government - is ment program, please do not limiting the types of personal hesitate to contact me at identity documents that may (905) 697-1501 or Toll-free be used when applying for a at 1-800-661-2433. Our e- licence. As always, birth cer- mail address is john_otoole- tificates, Ontario Health co-@ontla.ola.org. Card (if voluntarily present- Summer Company Pro- ;; ed), a passport and Canadian gram is for Young Entre- citizenship card are among preneurs -- The Province of the acceptable documents. Ontario's Summer Company (This is just a partial list of program provides, hands-on acceptable identification.) business training and men- Further details are available toring - together with awards at the Drive Test Centres and of up to $3,000 - to help the Ministry of Transporta- young people start up i and: tion web site located at run their own summer busi- www.mto.gov.on.ca. Some of ness. This program is open to the documents that will no persons aged 15 to 29. longer be accepted to. con- However, you must apply firm an applicant's identity and be accepted for the pro- include age of majority card, gram. Please keep in mind baptismal certificate with that the deadline for 2006 official seal of the issuing applications is April 10, church, certified adoption 2006. papers, credit card, debit card If an applicant is approved and employee card. (Again, into the program they receive: this is just a partial list of the documents that are no longer • An award of up to considered valid for driver's $ 1,500 in early summer licence ID.) A complete list to help with business is available from the Ministart-up Ministart-up costs, and an s try. Standing up for Durham "The Conservative Party has a plan based on the values of integrity, family, respect for work and achievement. It's more than just promises, it's a real and balanced plan that can make a difference for all residents of Durham." _ g ev Qda O'Toole Continued from page 2 offers assistance for those who are starting a business, thinking about going into business for themselves or looking to ways to grow an existing business. They are located at 50 Richmond St. E., Oshawa. (Suite 9.) ■ Their web site is www.bacd.ca and the tele- Support Local Industry Implement a National Auto Strategy, provide income stabilization for farmers, ■ and increase the tax threshold for small business. Better Health Care Establish a Patient WaitTimes Guarantee to. ensure you get the care you need - when you need it. A Strong Justice System Put more police on the streets, introduce mandatory minimum sentences, and protect victims rights. • 68 King St. E., Bowmanville 905 697 H08 #* Conservative www.bevoda.ca Man arrested after high speed pursuit Officers from Durham Regional Police, O.P.P and Toronto Police Service with support from Air 1 and K-9 units joined forces to capture a man who led police on a pursuit pursuit across the 401 late last Thursday night. On Thursday, January 12th 2005, shortly after 11:00 p.m., officers from the Clarington Community Police Office observed a white pick-up truck in the parking lot of the Country Style doughnuts on Hwy 115. The vehicle had a broken window covered with plastic. A check of the licence plate number revealed that it had been reported stolen in Hamilton. Officers called for assis tance and followed the vehicle southbound through the town of Newcastle and down to Hwy 401, where it entered the westbound lanes. As the officers officers prepared, to stop the suspect suspect vehicle it swerved, striking striking a marked DRPS police cruiser and sped away. A pursuit pursuit was initiated and Airl, the DRPS helicopter took over from the ground units. Officers followed the suspect suspect vehicle along Hwy 401 to Port Union Road in Scarborough Scarborough where it exited and turned into a residential area. The suspect vehicle struck a parked O.P.P. cruiser as it turned onto a dead-end street. The suspect exited the vehicle and fled into a densely wood ed area near the Rouge Valley. Officers from Toronto Police, O.P.P and Durham Police searched for the suspect for two hours before he was located located by Airl and captured by the K-9 unit. One officer suffered a fractured finger when he fell in the dense bush searching for the suspect. Barry Lee Baldwin, age 34, of no fixed address is charged with: Theft Over $5,000, Possession Over $5,000, two counts of Dangerous Operation, Operation, and two counts of Fail To Remain. He was also charged with Fail to Stop for Police, Possession ■ of Marihuana, Driving While Under 'Suspension, 'Suspension, and Breach of Probation. We Salute Our Veterans F/0(N) Arnold Johnston, RCAF We will remember them. Sun. Sep!.17,1944: F/0(N) ARNOLD NEY JOHNSTON J28771 RCAF. 115 Squadron RAF. From: Burketon, Ontario. Killed In Action, age,22. Lancaster III, aircraft LM693 KOT took-ôff from Witchford, Cambs. at 21:18, to bomb flak positions at Moerdijk, Holland, in support of Op. 'Market Garden'. Crashing near Strijen (Zuid-Holland), 10 km. SW from the centre of Dordrecht. It is thought to have collided with a 90 Squadron Lancaster I, aircraft LM169 WP'R2'. ('MarketGarden' ops. - in support of the landings by British and American troops at Arnhem and Nijmegen, the next morning). Pit F/L Bickford, Peter William 22, Penn. USÀ, k Cdn KIA FE P/O Dooley, R L. RAF KIA Nav F/O Johnston, Arnold Ney 22, Burketon, Ont. Cdn KIA B/A F/O Scanlan, Wilfred Geo. 22, Westport, Ont. Cdn KIA WAG F/S Butters, U, B. RAF KIA A/G P/O Dawson, Douglas 19, Cookstown, Ont. v Cdn KIA , A/G P/O Flood, Donald Geo. 20, Woodstock, Ont. , ■ Çdn KIA ; ; Flying Officer Navigator Arnold Ney Johnston, rests.;in Grave No.6, ; along.wifh remainder of crew In the Strijen Protestant Cemetery, S., Holland. All seven, RAF. crew of 90 Sqn. RAF. Lancaster I, WP'R2' perished, are buried in the Dordrecht General Cemetery. Also, is listed on page 346, in 'The Book of Remembrance' atthePcn'liament Buildings, Ottawa. Researched by Bill Calvér