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economist suntribune york region thursday nov 25 1999 m h fish market many more instore special a special thank you to bur valued customers who continued to support us during the fire renovations sincerely mike helen fresh sword j fish steaks 999 lb m fresh salmon trout fillets 599lb fresh lobsters 4 offer ends sat nov 27 999 lb ftl wj j i across from 5051 highway 7 store 9 m cha rntr markham markville shopping centre wyagcrvrscas v packyourbags catherine catherine allison centre of markham holds up her winning ballot from the markham home show judy bennett left show manager and wendy wood right from cruise holidays present catherine with a trip for two on the luxurious voyager of the seas western caribbean cruise congratulations catherine l camushs to deliver the economist sun and tribune in the following areas robinson street lincoln green drive jonquil crescent marlow crescent markville road vanessa road emerson hill dr atlantic ave bellsidedr brooklyn cr austin dr meadowbrook lane 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but a special unit similar to one cre ated by toronto police to battle the problem isnt needed here york regional police deputy chief terry kelly says s we havent identified a need for a special taskforce here kelly said yester day i think the serious situations that we have had have been dealt with effec tively kelly pointed to two highprofile swarming cases the beating of newmarkets jonathan wamback and the kidnapping and beating of a richmond hill student that resulted in quick arrests we made arrests fairly quickly in both those cases he said we know its on the increase and were dealing with it on a local level in contrast toronto police have cre ated a citywide unit in the wake of the swarmingrelated beating death of 15- yearold drnirri baranovski last week toronto homicide detectives have yet to make an arrest in the case despite a record number of crime stoppers tips torontos deputy chief mike boyd called for a centralized unit friday mov ing away from smaller youth crime squads in each station if s always been a concern that something could get out of hand the wamback case really opened everyones eyes sgt mike hand but york region swarmings the vast majority of which dont end in injuries are policed on the local level in york region four core commu nity response units help detectives in five police districts deal with youth crimes including swarmings core units include street beat offi- your is on the line our call centre operations graduates can look forward to starting salaries of 25000 35000 in an industry that projects 20 annual growth this isnt telemarketing its afinelytuned customer service provided by canadas most respected corporations call centre operations program customer care in electronic environments call centre training facility the paid 16week work placement will prepare you for future employment and provide networking opportunities become a call centre operations specialist by learning communications computer and customer service skills 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nose and other minor injuries most swarmingstyle robberies go unnoticed by the public because the vic tims arent injured a typical case took place in aurora last friday when a 15- yearold boy was knocked down bytwo other teenagers and robbed of his wallet and bank card in many cases the attackers and vic tims know one another but often vic tims are afraid to report the incident suggesting police may hot be aware of the full extent of the problem police didnt leam about an oct 10 thorrihill robbery until last weekend because the victims feared their attack ers in that case two 14yearold boys were robbed of cash and jewelry when they were swarmed by four suspects the victims told police one of the robbers had a handgun tucked in his waistband const stuart berts a street beat offi cer in newmarket said police hope to curtail youth crime before it happens by mixing with high school students in a lot of cases kids will tell us things by being in the schools we once got wind of a richmond hill gang of girls comingup to fight some aurora girls berts said it didnt end up happening but york regional police dont have enough staff to place an officer in every school every day berts said he and his partner must police about six high schools in the north half of the region together some simcoe county high schools including collingwood collegiate have fuutime police officers milne reservoir dam public information open house for construction of a fishway the ontario ministry of natural resources omnr intends to construct a fishway at the mjlne reservoir dam in the town of markham the law development group cornell limited on behalf of the cornell community is the major provider of funding for the design and construction of the fishway the project will involve modification to the existing dam and water control structure and is being planned in accordance with the approved class environmental assessment for small scale omnr projects the public information session is intended to give you the opportunity to review the plan for the fishway prior to proceeding with detailed design public information session rh crosby public school gymnasium 1 15 drakefield road markham date and time wednesday december 1 1999 700830 pm interested parties desiring further informs or wishing to provide iripuf and comment are invited to contact j mr lamoire alexander pehg mr mark heatori 4 r marshall macklin mbnagnan limited ontario ministry of natural resources 80 commerce valley drive east 50 blbomirigton road west thbmhillonl3t7n4 auroraon il4g 3g8t v tel 905 8824211 ext 285 tel 905 7137406 onfarib-