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Durham teachers,
board laud new
standard report cards
New report cards emphasizing the need for
teachers, students and parents to work hand-in-hand
in educating children will provide a clearer record
of a studrnt's abilities if they move from one school
to another.
The standard report cards will also %me as an
early warning signal to parents of any student
requiring remediation, applauds Marct
Sadem-Thompson, a Durham educator
and president of the Federation of
Women Teachers' Associations of
Ontario. Teachers will be able to indi-
cate if the student is on an 'individual
education plan', which means the cards
will recognize English -as -a -second -
language pupils and those in specwl
education.
'Tbc cards focus instead of on fail-
ure on remediation:' notes Ms. Sadem-
Tlornpsco, who hopes that means the
Ministry of Education and Ttraming
recognizes the continued need for spe.
tial eduwation teachers and assistants,
speech pathologists -4mchnk*-.
Sic wy,% many %tudenta won't be
able to work toward the provincial Poul of a 70 to
79 per cent average without additional support The
new cards. announced Friday by FALuation Minis,
ter John Snohelen, will also have a section on
homework achievement. 'That clearly indicates the
responsibility of parents in education:' says Ms.
Sadem-Thompson. "We have never been specdmc
about (Ihwnewoct cownpktuu), though teachers
have been able to comment on it"
Ruth Ann Schedlich, chairman of the Durham
Board „t I-Atication. says the new report cards "will
give parents a better understanding as to where their
child i.ind,...I think parents will be pleased with
that" M, Schedlich says 15 public schools in
:11 use the new report cards this year and
next vcar. "It's not easy to change
er nmmcliately:' she says. "It means
- anging (the system) over electroni-
, ally.-
1'eachers will be asked to use letter
_r.,des for students in GrLdes I to 6,
.,nd percentages for students in Grades
and 8. That differs from the tradition-
al practice in Durham public schools.
A here students in Grades I, 2 and 3
rc, eived anecdohl accounts of their
pr, egress, while students in Grades 4, 5
and 6 have received letter grades and
those in Grades 7 and 8 have received
both- The report cards will be used by
boards aaocs the province. "We can -
sandy have boys and grh g'o'ng ft—
one school w anoither school and from
one thwd to another bnaW* notes Ms. Sadem-
TNwnpsom. "Wherever they go, they will have the
same report carol in tea hands:' But many features
pent
of the new recards will be familiar to pints of
students at public schools. That's because former
dwector Pauline Laing has been involved in the cre-
ation of the cards and expanded on many featurL%
used on cards here for the past few years.
RUTH ANN
SCHEDLICH
'Will give parents
better understanding'
First day jitters
Debbie Dobromilsky gives her son. David, a
little reassurance as he sets off for his first
day back to school at St. James Catholic
School in Ajax. David, who is in senior
kindergarten, was a little unsure of returning
to school after a lengthy summer break, as
were the thousands of children and
teenagers across Durham Region who offi-
cially started a new academic year yester-
day.
Monarchists mourn Diana's death
Durham residents
join those around the
world grieving over
tragic fatal crash
B -v St SAN O'NEILL
til.Alm REPORT1.R
The death of Diana. Princess of
Wales, has Durham residents who've
been in the presence of royalty over
the years sharing in the grief felt
around the world.
"I was really shocked and really
saddened" by Diana's
death in a weekend crash
in Paris. says Citizenship
Court Judge Walter
Borosa. who served as
the chief of protocol for
the Province of Ontario
from 1973 to 1989.
"It's certainly a tragic
event and a great loss to
the Royal Family:' says
the Judge Borosa. a Whit-
by resident. DI
"She was the mother
of two * beautiful PRI1
sons ... one of whom may OF 1
be King" `A gr
Throughout the years
Judge Borosa co-ordinat-
ed 26 royal visits to the province and
while he had not met the Princess of
Wales, he had met Prince Charles on
several occasions and was named a
lieutenant of the Royal Victorian
Order by the Queen during her visit
to Canada in 1984.
Judge Borosa says he was invited
to the arrival ceremonies when the
royal couple visited Canada in 1991
but adds, like many of the guests, he
did not have the opportunity to shake
Diana's hand.
He says, since he didn't meet her.
he can't comment on "her contribu-
tion to the image of the Royal Fami-
ly.-
But.
ami-
ly.'But. Judge Borosa says. "I think
she will be remembered for her
humanitarian work:' which he
describes as "absolutely outstand-
ing"
"Her death came as a profound
shock:' says Ajax resident William
Atkinson, a member of the Monar-
chist League of Canada.
"When I first heard of the acci-
dent Ithought 'Ido hope
she survives"'
Mr. Atkinson, 81,
never met the princess
but was honored by King
George at Buckingham
Palace in 1941 for his
service as a naval officer
during the Second World
War.
"1 believe in the
monarchy. I believe in
ANA, the system and I believe
VCES
in the family," be says.
NCESS VALES Diana "brought a certain
freshness" to the Royal
eat loss' Family.
"I certainly think she
was a very good mother.
All of her actions were not necessar-
ily advisable but on the whole she
was a good person.'
A spokesman for the Protocol
Office of Ontario says people who
want to send condolences to the
Royal Family can sign a book in the
Lieutenant -Governor's suite at
Queen's Park between 9 a.m. and 6
p.m. from today. Wednesday, until
Saturday.
11"
Judge Walter Borosa, seen here at a recent citizenship ceremony, had
some kind words for Diana, Princess of Wales, on Monday. A Whitby
resident, Judge Borosa believes Diana will be remembered around the
world for her humanitarian efforts he described as "absolutely outstand-
ing"
Diana book sales
reach fever pitch
PICKERING - People have
been snatching up books about
Princess Diana so quickly that out
local book store has a waiting list of
about 20 names for some titles.
Customers began sbowing up at
the Coles store in the Picketing
Town Centre Sunday morning, just
boars after the crash in Paris that
tool[ Duaa's lik, reports errrpl0yee
itltuae Kiloh.
"% have a waiting list for dee
Andrew Morton books," entitled
Diana: Her 'fere Story and Dun:
Her New Life. "The publisher is out
of stock, but is expecting more
Ms. Knob iaa't susprixd by die
rush an books about Dow.
"It happos quite n bit ip s dirt
tion Mile die
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PAGE 2 - THE NEWS ADVENMER WEDNESDAY. SU EMUR _% lite'?
.Police presence felt on long weekends
Operation Travel Safe
brings cops out to
combat aggressive
holiday motoring
BY CINDY UPSHALL
11URH AM tiTAFF
We've all done it.
Eager to get started on along weekend, you
jump in the car and hit the highway only to he
stopped in your tracks by a log -jam of like-
minded motorists.
In an effort to get ahead, you tailgate.
weave, honk your horn and make unsafe lane
changes cutting other people oft. In the end
you don't arrive at your destination am faster
than if you had driven with 'the flow oi' traffic
in one lane.
It's this kind of inconsiderate and unsafe
driving the Ontario Provincial Police are trying
to discourage with their new Operation Travel
Safe program, which will be set up at highway
service stations in and arrilind thr Gre_ter
Toronto Area on long weekends.
"Ibere always has been an increase in seri-
Blood nee
ous accidents and fatalities (in the long week-
end:' says Constable Jeff Edwards of the Whit-
by detachment of the OPP which patrols the
area from Pickering to Clarington. "The way to
offset this is to be out here reminding them to
be more patient"
Const. Edwards was one of a group of OPP
officers at the Esso service station on Hwy.
401, just past Newtonville on the
Durham/Northuml+erland border all day Fri-
day.
The officers were stationed at the service
centre answering questions about everything
from children's car seats to truck safety to how
to get to the Metro Toronto Zoo and reminding
people to take care while driving.
"It's better than giving a traffic ticket:' he
says.
Through this type of exposure in the GTA
and the surrounding area, it's hoped the num-
ter of tragic accidents and deaths will be
reduced.
In 1995 there were 39 major collisions on
long weekends, which included Victoria Day,
Canada Day, the Civic holiday in August,
Labor Day arKf thanksgiving. Forty-nine peo-
ple were killed in those accidents, 17 of which
ded for
Durham hospitals
were alcohol-related.
Forty-six people were killed in 42 major
collisions on long weekends in 1996. Of those
accidents, I I were alcohol-related.
For anyone planning to travel, Const.
Edwards has some safe driving suggestions to
help reduce these accidents. Drive the speed
for the conditions, allow more time to arrive at
your destination and have the rouse planned
before you leave, so your attention is not dis-
tracted from the road.
Consl. Edwards says the program will con-
linue nest summer, as it has been received lKts-
hively.
" It appears it's having a good response. Last
time on the long weekend was a trial. -and they
had conte positive feedback, • he says.
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DURHAM --Many central Ontario
p.m. until 8 p.m.
hospitals are returning to full surgical
Red Cross officials have set a goal
schedules and Durham -area blood
of 400 units at these two clinics,
donors are needed, Red Cross officials
Healthy individuals, aged 17 to 70
say.
are urged to attend and bring a friend.
A clinic will he held to O.haysa , n
Donor% are reminded to bring valid
Monday. Sept. 15 at St. Jowph the
Jentiftcation.
Worker Parish, at the corner of \1ar,.
For more information about thew.
and Beat nee street.. from 3 p.m unn
other clinics. call 110 -974 -99tH) f
p.m.
Another clinic
will be held
Tuesday. Sept. 9
at St. Bernadette
Church, 21 Bayly
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Si. in Ajax. I
Corrections
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Advertiser mcor-
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comments made '
by Whitby Hydro
chairman Don
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day ofrepresen-
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THE NEWS AUVF.RTISF.R WEDYFw1bAY, SEP'rEMRt:R J. 17Y1 • pAt:t: .t
Growth blueprint Pickering election slate
starting to get crowded
r"1"lCKERIIUG — Sixtae we in the nm-
• • • • • aev,en poaitiotts
people
ounctlC up far
Airport still sticking in mem � �' nclude one
current school trustee and two who ran for school
new Pickering OA%dw
fficial Plan
BN, MARIANNE TAKACS
• SIAI F REMIrI FK
PICKERING — Leal residents, busi-
nesses and property owners concerned abut
Pickering's new Official Plan will get what
could he their last kick at the can next Tues-
day.
Durham's planning committee will hold a
public meeting in the Council chamber at
Town hall to consider the plan, which must be
approved by the Reglan. The meeting begins
at 10 a.m. and is expected to run through most
of the day.
Region staff have recommended 35 modi-
fications or deferrals to the new Official Plan
(OP) approved by Pickering Council in
March. Many are minor and some have been
dealt with, but there are eight proposed
changes remaining which Pickering continues
to oppose, according to Catherine Rose. man-
ager of the policy division for the Town plan-
ning department.
One of the major stumbling blocks contin-
ues to Ix the north Pickering lands expropri-
ated by the federal government in 1972 for an
international airport. The Town's new OP
allows only for a regional airport at the site.
"Council had a pretty blunt statement (in
the ON saying they do not support an inter-
national airport in Pickering:' says Ms. Rose.
However. the Region is on record as favoring
the major airport and wants the Town to
change its OP wording to state it "does not
anticipate" an international airport within the
life of the new plan. (A federal airport study
recently concluded no new international air-
port would he needed in southern Ontario for
another 20 years.)
If the federal government wants its airport.
admits Ms. Rose. Ottawa likely has the power
to push it through no matter what the OP says.
But both Pickering and Durham want the plan
to reflect their wishes u> tell the feds what
they want.
Durham planning staff are also recom-
mending the deletion or deferral of Picker-
ing's plans to 'downgrade' some roads here so
they will be slated to carry lower volumes of
traffic at reduced speeds. The routes in ques-
tion include Dixie Road between Hwy. 2 and
Third Concession Koad and the Third Con-
cession north to Taunton Road: Finch Avenue
between Algona Road and the Pickering/Scar-
borough Townline: Twyn Rivers Drive
between Fairport Road and Scarborough: and
Rosebank Road between Sheppard Avenue
and Hwy. 2.
As well. Durham staff have recommended
deferral of the Town's requested deletion
from the Regional plan of a connection
between Rossland Rend and Finch Avenue.
"From our perspective it's clear it will not
he built in that configuration:' explains Ms.
Rose. '"they're playing it safe and don't want
to delete the road in their plan:' The problem
with deferral, she notes. is that it holds up
development decisions.
Another sticking point is the Town's desire
to expand the range of permissible uses for
the area around the Metro Fast Trade Centre
and the Pickering Home and Design Centre to
include more major retail arcd some residen-
tial developfrtertt.
"We wanted an area in the town where big
box retailers would be permitted:' says Ms.
Ruse. The huge big box stores are the domi-
nant trend in the consumer market and the
Town doesn't want to drive them away
because of coning complications. It also
wants vacant commercial space in the area
filled. Durham staff maintain the Region has-
n't had enough time to consider the issue.
Pickering would also like to expand per-
missible uses in agricultural areas w allow
'free standing' establishments like riding sta-
bles, auction facilities and small produce
sales. The Region is sticking to its position
that those facilities should only he allowed as
accessory uses to farms.
Other parts of the Pickering plan recom-
mended for rejection or deferral by Regional
staff include the Rouge-Duffins Wildlife Cor-
ridor (considered inadequate by the
Province). residential and open space devel-
opment in the Whites Road north urban study
area (the land between the hydro corridors):
changes to boundaries for environmentally
significant areas. and two 'country res,den-
tial' developments in the area of the Fifth
Concession Road.
Copies of the Durham Region planning
department report on Pickering's OP are
available for viewing at the 'Down planning
department. Pickering Central Library and
Regional planning department. They may he
purchased for $20 at the Regional planning
department on the 4th fluor of the Lang Tower
in the Whitby Mail at Hwy. 2 and Thickson
Road in Whitby.
Members of the public wanting to address
the planning committee Tuesday should regis-
ter by calling Catherine Batowsky at 905-
728-7731.
Pickering man charged in
connection with six -hour sex assault
PICKERING — A Pickering woman
was confmcd it, her bedroom and sexually
assaulted by her estranged axe -wielding
husband during an ordeal which lasted
more than six hours Monday, Durham
Regitmal Police say.
Sergeant Jim Grimley says the couple
rJW been going through a separation.
Wlhough hath were living under the same
roof.
The man allegedly entered the woman's
bedrom around 5 a.m. and, armed with an
axe and knife. threatened to kill her, the
sergeant says.
The victim was sexually assaulted for a
period of about six hours• and later attacked
a second time by her assailant, then armed
with a crowbar and be%chall bat. Sgt. Grim-
ley says. At one point during the attack the
woman suffered a serious bite to her now.
he adds.
Police were called later in the day to the
residence and arrested the woman's hus-
band, whose name has been withheld.
A 47-ycar-old man has been charged
with four counts of possession of a danger-
ous weapon and individual counts of threat-
eniag death, sexual assault, sexual assault
with a weapon. assault causing bodily harm
and forcible cwnfinement.
U.S. visitor charged in sex assault of girl, 12
PICKERIIVG — A New cent, close it) .1 ,,,ii-itruction Wright, of lonkcrs, N.Y . has He wa, 1„ .appear at a bail
York man has been charged site, where the girl was ordered been charged with sexual hearing in Oshawa provincial
with sexually assaulting a 12- to undress and was sexually assault and sexual interference. court yesterday.
year-old Puckering girl who acwulted, Sergeant dim
police say was lured to a wood- Grimley says.
ed area where she was attacked. The girl returned
Durham Regional Police say home after the attack
a man who was in town visiting and was later taken to
Zlatives invited a neighbor's the sexual assault trau-
ughter to go on a hicycle ride ma unit at Oshawa
Monday afternoon. General Hospital, Sgt.
'rive two ended up in a wood- Grimley says.
ed area near Blue Ridge Cres- Devon Garfield
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board positions in 1994. Pwkering's mptesentation on the
Durlurn Board of Education and the Durham Region Roman
(Catholic Separate School Board is being reduced from throe
an each board to two. There's also an ex -Town councillor
attempting to make a comeback, as well as a member of the
Pickering Hydro Commission. In the last municipal ekctiun
in 1994. there were a total of 20 Council candidates by elec-
tion rime.
As of Tuesday. there were four candidates for the Picker-
ing mayor's job, including incumbent Wayne Arthurs. He's
being challenged by Ward 2 local Councillor Sherry Senis,
Ward 3 local Councillor Enrico Pistritto, and repeat candidate
Richard Ward.
There are throe contenders for the Ward I Regional sunt
held by Maurice Brenner. Coun. Brenner will be facing
Kevin Ashe, a separate school board trustee for Pickering,
and Pickering Public Library Board chairman Jill Foster.
Ward 2 Regional Councillor Doug Dickemon has not reg-
istered to run for his sett, so the only person officially trying
for it so far is Ralph Sutton, a member of the Pickering Hydro
Commission.
Ward 3 Regional Councillor Rick Johnson has registered
to run again for his current position, and is being challenged
by Wayne Rowe.
At the local Level, incumbent Ward I Councillor Dave
Ryan will try to recapture his seat, being challenged by Joe
Pacione.
There are three challengers for the Wand 2 local position
being vacated by Cour. Sens, including: Marls Holland and
Myrna Picone. There's also Don Kitchen, who served as a
Picketing councillor far about 15 years from the late 1960s to
The early 1980s.
So for there is only one candidate for the Ward 3 local rep-
resentative's job being left open by Count. Pistntto s depar-
tum. He is John Hayden.
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Drivers, operators
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Safety defects found during two
truck inspection blit/es last week in
Ajax and Pickering resulted in 50 per
cent of the vehicles checked being
taken out of service.
Durham Regional Police Constable
Tony Whetham and another inspection
officer conducted the blitzes last
Wednesday and Thursdav at the Metro
East Trade Centre in Pickering and
various points in Ajax.
"We stopped about 20 trucks and
we inspected 10;' Const. Whetham
says. "Fifty per cent of the trucks were
found to be so defective they were put
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He reports brake defects and inse-
cure loads were the most common
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Four charges were laid and three
cautions handed out.
The biggest penalty, a $475 fine.
was given to the driver of a vehicle
whose brakes exceeded the maximum
brake adjustment limits, Const.
Whetham says.
While he says he's seen a decrease
in the number of safety defects in
truck, since the provincial government
mtrexlu:ed stiffer penalue, for the dri-
vers of unsafe rigs in the spring.
"We're still finding there arc problems
Durham
cops set
to olive
it
out top
awards
Gala event
takes place
Sept. 5
D u r h a m
Regional
Police Scrvice
are recognizing
officers and
civilian mem-
hers for long-
time service,
Initiative or
courage.
The annual
awards will be
given out on
Friday. Sept. 5
starting at 6
p.m. at the Scu-
gog Centre
Community
Hall, 1655
Reach St. in
Port Perry.
Fifteen
Durham offi-
cers, who have
shown initia-
tive or courage
and went
beyond the call
of duty will be
recognized, as
well as 29 offi-
cers and three
civilian mem-
bers who have
20 ) ears of ser-
vice.
Six officers
will be recog-
nized for 30
years of ser-
vice.
The Auxil-
iary Police unit
of the Durham
Regional
Police Service
will also be
presented with
a 20 -year
plaque honor-
ing the volun-
teers that have
manned the
region's unit
since it was
started. Two
members of the
original group,
who remain
with the unit
today. will
receive 20 -year
service medals.
Receiving
special recog-
nition will be
Citizenship
Judge Walter
B.mosa, of
Whitby for the
personal con-
tribution he has
made to the
community.
out there.-
Const.
here"Const. Whetham says truck drivers
and operators are ",lust not doing what
they are supposed to he doing in the
morning" He adds pre -trip inspections
and ensuring loads are tied down
could prevent a lot of the safety
defects found.
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g0urhm residents
Xmmg P u � on Diana
;'�UitHAM/From page 1
Customers were in the store again Tuesday looking
for books, she reports.
"There still are lots of people asking. We tell peo-
!ple we don't have anything in and we will have to
order it.-
Ms.
t"Ms. Kiloh expects it will take about three weeks
before all the waiting list orders can be filled.
Meanwhile, store customers are "all purchasing
'Newsweek and Maclean's because it's on the cover."
Ms. Kiloh says people dropping into the store
.'.looking for material about Di are "all shocked and
JOAN PILLING ANNE. NAKASUJI � IDA KRONISTER NEAL JOHNSON yery upset. She's been a very popular person"
"I'm British, and although I "1'm stunned, the death of "I'm very sad. She didn't "It doesn't affect me at all"
didn't have much time for the any mother is a shock I deserve to die "
Royal Family, she was the almost cried"
bright spot:'
Ajax and Pickering don't make the
grade in study of municipalities
But, firms say Towns not
bad among poor performers
BY MARIANNE TAKA('S
STAFFIRI RWILR
The Towns of Ajax and Pickering are among
the municipal government% in Ontario given fail-
ing grades by an independent business a%wxia-
tion, based on mcmhers' assessments of the way
the Towns manage their responsibilities.
The goal news. however, is that both Ajax
and Pickering received better -than -average
grates in the province -wide survey conducted
by the Canadian Federation of Independent
Business (CFIB).
For the survey, the CFIB conducted personal
interviews with 7.(01) of its Ontario members.
who are owners of small and medium -sinal
tusincssts. They rated the performance of their
local governnacots based on five factors: the
level and distribution of property taxes: 'value
for tnncy' of local spending: control of public
sector wage levels. fatrri ss of bylaws and regu-
lations: and overall awareness of small husincss
The local survey results were basal (n
interviews with 2)i business owners in
Pickering and 31 m A)axfWhthy.
The average Ontario ware on a scale
of one u) 10 was 3.40. Pickering received
a score of 3.72, while Ajax/Whitby (the
two were put together to deal with a lim-
ited number of respdrases) rated 3.50.
An" the rest of the municipalities in
the GFA the top tinmher was Mississauga
wish a score of 4.96, tidluwrd by
Markham 14.5%). Brampton (4.34).
Vaughan (4.13) and Oshawa (3.711). with
Pickering placing sixth. A)ax/Whithy
placed eighth of 19 municipalities in the
GTA/Hamilum area The only comrttuni-
ty to receive a passing grade was Cohourg
with 5.33.
CFIB executive director of provincial
policy Judith Andrew maintains the
results of the survey arc a cause for ser-
ous concern.
- As the major source of new jots, it is
the kraal Independent business sector
which has the biggest roe in creating
long-term economic growth in a munici-
pality. In light ,I this, the findings are very wor-
risome. as they indicate deeply -entrenched prob-
lems which municipal governments are not
addressing. At issue is the basic economic health
of our communities at the grassroots It -vel:'
While noting Pickering is "reasonably well-
positioned" in the survey relative to other GTA
municipalities. Mayor Wayne Arthurs suggests
the survey says more about businesses' general
feelings of government than about the perfor-
mame of individual municipalities. "Clearly,
based on the questions that were asked. the way
it was structured in this particular response, this
gawp is not happy with local govtmment, pen-
oxd:' Tho: mayor also notes lusinosscs appeared
to be most satisfied with government in areas to
the north and west of Metro Toronto. where the
prescrwc of major transportation routes and an
international airport have brought stung busi-
nrss growth.
"1 think (the survey) fairly represents how
most business people feel:' says Ajax-Pickenng
Board of Trade president Joan Wienma.
"Whether it's a fair assessment I think Is anther
matter." He notes funding cuts and the down-
loading of what were previously provincial
responsibdrtics to the municipal level is making
it very difficult for lxal govemments to main-
tain services and infrastructure such as roads.
which are the kinds of things businesses are usu-
ally most interested in. But Mr. Wiersma
believes Towns and Cities should pay attention
to the CFIB membra' assessment of municipal-
ities' receptiveness to business concerns.
"LArcal governments could be more support-
ive of economic development. There's still room
to improve on development approval processing.
for instance. LAocal government has to be ready
to welcome small business and facilitate small
business growth. But I don't share the view it's
as bad as the survey would indicate:'
Pickering general manager of economic
development Joan Alfrey says that while the sur-
vey treads to be "taken with a pinch of salt**.
given the very negative result, it can he a useful
tool in opening up dialogue between municipal
gmcrnments and the business community.
"I don't think (businesses) understand in
many cases what is available to them:' says Ms.
Alfrey, adding all they have to do is knock on her
ddurc if they have specific problems. "I boot you
no matte! what it is. I can help them:'
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v Editorial
Give us
relief from
0
gas pains
The debate over high ga. prices was beginning to
sound an awful lot like other issues which taxpayers
complain about but which seem to have no solution.
Until, that is. Premier Mike Hams weighed in with
his comments late last week.
When the fuss about high gas prices first kicked in
about two weeks ago with the issue raised by
Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge MP Dan McTeague among
others, the provincial government was non -committal
on the issue. A Tory minister said the Province
wouldn't take any action and indicated the investiga-
tion of private businesses engaged in selling their
products to the public wasn't high on the agenda.
About a week later however — and perhaps long
enough to test the political waters — the premier
angrily accused gas companies of gouging the public
and said the high prices (they went up about 10 cents
a litre in the space of ri month) were unacceptable. . Letters to the editor
Furthermore. Mr. Hams called for an investigation
into the pricing policies of gas companies.
The News Adverriser is ow of The Metroland Printing. Publishing and
it's one thing for a backbench MP to scream about
gas prices, quite another for the premier of Canada's
B ayly speeders
biggest province to express his wrath.
h Pickering Board of Trade. Ontario Community Newspaper Ass". Canadian
The critical question is: Whaattempt
to
Will Ottawa listen bottom
still endangering
and attem to et to the
th
advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occupies
of the gas price conundrum' There should at least be
some attempt made to find out why gas pricing fluc-
tuates so much. Consider other tax -heavy products
eh i l dre n s lives
provided to the public like beer, liquor and cigarettes.
There simply is nowhere near the jump in pricing of
To the editor:
these goods as there is with gas. At the very least the
After the incident a few months back when
public is owed a thorough explanation for why gas
a van was rear-ended by a speeding motorist
on Bayly Street between White. and
priers go up and down so rapidly.
Liverpool roads. Pickering Council in ail its
Hearing the simple. loaded phrase, "it's just supply
wisdom decided to introduce a zero-toicrancc
and demand. the market force:' is not good enough.
zone on speeders and put up signs staung that
But that's what we. get from gas company public rela-
it would be strictly enforced.
t n pc7QQIC each jpe ptmgp jLAAl;cdAt feetgf...wof
i've got news for you. I travel that stretch
thtruil companies, jos all the•mortey thema
y ke off
Bayly on my commute home and roily once
regular drivers, can spend a little to explain their pnc-
have I seen any evidence of police presence.
ing policies to the public.
Motorists still routinely speed through that
We shouldn't have to wait until the next round of
section of road at their usual ten to 90 kilonie-
ores an hour and no one seems to care' In fact,
huge price increases to get an explanation.
when 1 drive exactly 60 km per hour,
To resprmd to this htfosorrre
inevitably motorists behind mc, even though I
"slow"
riitorsal call at
am in the lane, get impatient, or even
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angry and screech out around to pass me. I'm
sure they think the sign is a joke'.
♦ Yo u said it
One wonders if there ever was any inten-
tiorn of enforcing it, or if it was just an attempt
• • •
to appease the Bayly Street residents. if not,
then remove the: signs, and return the street to
In response to the Aug. 24 News Advertiser
the race track it has become'
editorial headlined 'Supply teachers Rely new
The sad part is that every day I see little
tykes playing on that sidewalk. riding their
meaning', a reader said:
bikes, running and laughing. It ns only a mat-
" 1 agree with .,our editorial, but this business of teachers
ter of time before another car is rear-ended
buying supplies out of their own pockets is nothing new in
and sent flying up over the sidewalk. i know
the public system. Teachers routinely purchase supplies out
our police are overworked as it is, but aren't
of their own pockets yet these kinds of purchases aren't
the lives of these precious children worth a
tax-deductible like some expenses for some other business-
few dollars of our taxpayers' money, and a
cs and teachers wonder why that is"
few hours of the traffic unit's time"
It is a tragic commentary on our residents
that cutting 45 seconds off their commuting
time is more important to them th just slow-
vwe asked...
ing down a tad and ensuring thea -safety
those innocent children. Mavhe a combina-
tion of police presence and individual respon-
The question is: How do you feel about being
sibility can avert a horrible accident.
back in school?
Let's give it a try.
Stephen Boyle E m m a n a e 1 Nikki Yorgiadis
says, "It feels Emojong says, says, -1 like being
gad. 1 wanted to 1t feels OK. It back at school
see all my friends. was a long stun- even though I had
I iqt tired of play- mer." a good stunner."
ing baseball
everyday:'
Ajax -Pickering
News Advertiser
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published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday
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Give teens
who hang out
more activities
To the editor:
1 am If, .car, old, and when i first heard
about the zero -tolerance policy regarding Ajax
and Pickering teenager. loitering or making
too much noise it didn't bother me too much.
In, fact I thought it was a pretty good idea.
People party in the park near my house at
night. Having the police tell them to leave is
the right idea, since the party -goers might be
in pxosscssioti of alcohol.
Whit does bother me, however. is the fact
that the name Operation Clean -Up is used. It
seem, to imply that teenagers such as myself
are Mi better than garbage. This is discrimina-
tion and it's completely unacceptable. There's
already more than enough age bias directed at
us and we don't need any more, thank you.
Instead of simply kicking teenagers out of
public parks and plazas and telling us where
we aren't supposed to be, give us someplace
we are allowed to hang around. One of the
reasons people hang out is because they have
nothing else to do. Opening drop-in centres is
the right idea, and hopefully someone will
continue down this road and provide activities
for the 14 -to -I8 age group. There are already
enough activities for kids from Grade 5 to 8.
In the meantime, I strongly suggest police
change the name of Operation Clean -Up to
something more acceptable.
Holly McCoy,
Pickering
Why do Roman Catholics
get special treatment?
To the editor-
With
ditorWith the death from starvation of the five-
week -old boy in Toronto, and both the mother
and the case worker from Catholic CAS being
charged, I have one question to ask that
undoubtedly leads to several others.
Why is there a Catholic CAS, when there is
not a Jewish CAS, an Anglican CAS, a United
Church CAS, a Methodist CAS, a Buddhist
CAS and the like'? You get the idea? Do we live
in a democracy where all are equal in the eyes
of the law, or has the Roman Catholic Church
forced its agenda on the Ontario legislature to
get distinct status at the expense of others who
do not believe as they do?
And, come to think of it, why do the Roman
JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor -in -Chief
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Catho;ic separate school boards get provincial
funding when other religious groups or home
schools caaqnot get similar funding for them-
selves? With I grew up, those who chose to
attend Catholic schools paid tuition, and the
Catholic and other religious or private schools
operated without backing from the government
and the taxpayers' money stayed with the pub-
lic schools to strengthen and build them up.
If someone can answer the why the Roman
Catholic Church gets preferential treatment at
the expense of all other religious groups in
Ontario, I'd like to hear from them.
Tttnothy, C. Rollins,
Oshawa
JOAN
S KELTON
Guest
Column
Joan Skelton is president of the Durham
Children's Aid Society.
Lack of funds
hurts children
needing help
It was perplexing to watch recently as the
Minister of Municipal Affairs announced a
pooling proposal that would see Durham,
along with York. Halton and Peel, be
required through their property taxes to help
pay for social services in Metro Toronto. The
plan, according to the minister, is designed to
fairly share the costs of downloaded services
such as welfare and housing, across the
entire GTA. But. what is conspicuously
absent in this proposal is any attempt to fair-
ly share publicly funded resources across the
GTA.
As the provincial government is well
aware, there arc huge inequities in funding
for social services in Durham. Peel, York and
Halton when compared to Toronto and other
areas of the province. Funding in our com-
munity. and throughout the 905 arca, has not
kept pace with its rapid growth. This chronic
underfunding has put enormous strain on ser-
vices for children and youth and on the hos-
pitals in the 905.
The provincial government funds services
in Metro Toronto such as child welfare.
young offenders, child development and chil-
dren's mental health at double the rate it does
in Durham Region. According to a 1995 gov-
ernment discussion paper on equity funding.
Metro Toronto received $424 per child while
Durham get only $187 per child. This situa-
tion has created a critical shortage of essen-
tial services and supports in our community.
Over the past few months there has been
considerable attention directed to the diffi-
culties Chikkcn's Aid Societies arc experi-
encing as they try to keep up with child pro-
tection demand% while their budgets are
being 0atfincd er cut hack. But, nowhere m
the province n this underfunding satasau„n
more grave than it is for Durham. York, Peel
and Halton.
The 9(6 Children's Aid Societies are the
four lowest per child funded CASs in the
province. Since 1992. Durham Region's
child population has grown by more than 15
per cent, and child protection caseloads have
doubled. while at the same time it has lost
$1.9 million in funding and 27 staff.
in 1995• Durham's Children's Aid Society
received S 103 per child, while the Ontario
average for agencies was 5159. Mctro
Toronto's avenge of their three agencies was
$232 per child. If Durham's CAS was funded
at the Ontario average it would go from an
$1 I -million budget to a 520 -million budget.
and to a 530 -million budget if funded at the
same rate as the Toronto agencies.
What is missing in the discussion regard-
ing pooling to help Metro pay for its %oc Bal
services is the fact that the 905 areas are
struggling to service their growing popula-
tions of young families and the many emerg-
ing social problems that are developing.
Obviously, with an expanding client popula-
tion and fewer resources, vital services and
programs have been eliminated. The Durham
CAS, for example• has cut services for dis-
abled children, support groups for high-risk
families, and its treatment program for chil-
dren who have been sexually abused.
As the provincial government sets up a
task force of GTA representatives to try and
son out the downloading issue, it must
remember that before there can he any pool-
ing of costs in the GTA for social services
there has to be a consistent level of access to
.needed services for every child and their
family.
The government can't expect parents who
have been waiting over a year for an assess-
ment to be done on a troubled child, or for a
year -and -a -half for speech pathology, or for
Physical therapy for a child with muscular
dystrophy, to help pay for social services in
Metro Toronto until the Province is prepared
to address the inequities of resources that
exist for the high-growth area such as
Durham.
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columns for Be Our Guest on current issues facing
our Durham Region communities. Submissions
should be 600 words or less, must be signed and
include a daytime telephone number. Unpublished
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Clarington adventure will test all five senses
BY CINDY UPSHALL
ation of the rural community but we also wanted
DURHAM SIA1t
people to have hands-on educational experiences"
CLARINGTON - Consider the smell of a pip-
Explorers can take two (lays to visit up to 3H
ing hot apple pie, the sight of a state-of-the-art dairy
locations ranging from pumpkin patches and pork
.., farm, the taste of aboriginal food at a buffalo harhe-
producer, to blacksmith shops- and bed and break-
=cuo:, the feel of kx:ally produced bees wax as you
fasts throughout Clarington'% countryside, taking
-roll it into candles and the sound of an 1800's water-
pan in activities.
Powered sawmill sawing transforming logs into fin-
If the concept sounds similar to another event
ished planks.
•111is
previously held in the municipality, namely the
feast for the .Ln%e%awaits rural explorers as
Great Ganaraska Countryside Adventure. that's
they travel across Clanngton in the Durham Coun-
because it is.
tryside Adventure. Sept. 13 and 14.
During discussions about ways to Increase
One of the event's organizers, Sandy Archibald,
tourism in Durham "the Ganaraska tour was always
says the Tourism Association of Durham Region
brought up at a groat agri-tourism event:' explains
and the Durham Region Farm Fresh Marketing
Mrs. Archibald.
Association decided to host the adventure, "our goal
'life group decided to Mrrow dm idea, expanoling
being increased community awareness and appreci-
it to Durham Rcgiun, although the first year it will
only be in Clarington, building on the momentum
left over from the Ganaraska tour.
"1 think it was the country hospitality." Mrs.
Archibald says, explaining why the Ganaraska tour
became so successful- adding organizers hope to
capture the same feeling with the Durham version.
"I think that's what made the Ganaraska successful
and we're hoping people will experience that coun-
try hospitality and warmth"
People have been calling ever since word the
tour was being conducted this year began to spread,
%ays Mr. Archibald. The enthusiasm isn't limited to
the people interested in taking the tour but also those
interested in hcing included on the tour with the
onginal estimate growing from 25 participants to
the current 38.
At started to snowball when people heard it was
Oshawa club hit%ended with more than a dozen drug and
indecent act related charges.
Police recently entered the Million Dollar Salton at
70 King St. F. and charged live of its dancers with com-
mitting an indecent theatrical perfo mance: one dancer
for possession of a controlled subs' trice and drug traf-
ficking: an employee for permitting - indecent theatri-
cal performance and the saloon's owner. Joseph Lee.
with six counts of permitting an indecent theatrical per-
formance.
"Some things were. in the officer's opinion. indecent
or immoral:' says Sergeant Jack Dancey of the drug unit.
An undercover officer was placed in the saloon fol-
lowing numerous complaints from the public. he says.
noting the owner was present during the events.
These contestants won't cry
over this spilled milk
_...� OSHAWA - A month-long investigation by the CLARINGTON - For 145 vears, the Durham Cen-
`;I�J Durham Rcgtun;d Police Service's drug unit at an traI Fair has had an annual tradition of contests and chal-
Seniors
get a
break at
Cullen
Gardens
WHITHY -
Sentur citizen, get
a break during
September at
Cullen Gardens.
and Mantmurc Vtl-
Scptcmhcr has
been set aside a%
Seniors' Month
and all seniors I60
and over) will get
an additional 15
per cent (A regu-
lar daily admis-
sion throughout
the month. The
grandchildren will
benefit toxo. From
Sept. 2 to 30,
so mons can bring
their grandchil-
dren, ages six
years and
younger. Aning for
free.
There's a limit
of one child per
senior.
Cullen Gar-
dens offers family
fun throughout
September, with
wagon rides. com
roasts, bonfires
and barbecues
from noon to 5
p.m. on weekends.
A display of 12
antique buggies,
belonging to a
local collector,
will start Sept. 7 in
the Tea Room.
Kids can enjoy a
new scarecrow
display and an
interactive straw
display
Guided tours
of the new wild-
tlo5ver garden will
be offered at 1:30
p.m. and 2:30 pm.
Monday to Friday
starting SepL 8.
Whitby Air
Modellers will
display their
•miniature air-
planes on Sept.
14.
Visitors can
support the
Alzheimer Soci-
ety by taking part
in Coffee Break
Day on Sept. 17.
On Sept. 20
and 21, the Mat-
suyama Bonsai
Society will hold
its display and
show.
The month
winds up with the
Apple Festival of
Foods which starts
Sept. 27 and runs
until Oct. 13.
happening again and they galled and said they want
to take part. Twenty -live was the minimum to make
it interesting: 38 is fantastic:' she says.
The plans are to eventually include the whole of
Durham region. I think the next logical step would
be Port Perry:' Mrs. Archibald says of the future of
the adventure.
Tickets for the Durham Countryside Adventure
are $8 for adults. $3 for children and $20 for a fam-
ily pass which includes two adults and two children.
Tickets are :mailable at Manchester Esso at Hwy. 12
and Hwy. 7A in Manchester. Oshawa Tourist Infor-
mation at 2 Bloor St. E in Oshawa, the Social Devel-
opment Council of Ajax -Pickering at 1345 Com-
mercial Ave in Ajax, the Clarington Tuunst Centre
at 181 Liberty Street in Bowmanville and Ganaras-
ka Leather Craft at 8335 Hwy. 35/115 in Orono.
lenges.
This years fair will continue the tradition with the
recently added cow -milking contest. which is growing in
popularity.
The contest. which started three years ago. pits mem-
bers of the local media against local politicians. This
year people running in the upcoming municipal election
will he competing against the media team. which
includes Clarington This Week reporter Cindy Upshall.
Team members take alternate one -minute turns at
milking a cow supplied by local dairy farmer George
Sikma. The team with the most accumulated milk wins.
The contest will take place in front of the grandstand
at the Orono Fair Grounds immediately following the
opening ceremonies at 7 p.m. on Thursday. Sept. 4.
Tourney raises $450
BR(X)KLIN - thanks to the generous support of the
Great Little Bread Co.. Dcni%c House is 5450 healthier.
A golf tournament held Aug. I I at Lyndehrook Golf
Cour%c in Brtoklin by the company raised $450 which
was donated to Denise House.
ti0** OF ioic�(
PICKERING
Town of Pickering (915) 420-2222 (905) 683-2760
September
Nluxular D%stroph*I '.waren, Month
Slam dunk on behalf of
Arthritis %loath
Sept
g
Newcastle businesses
Sept.
11
CLARINGTON -- Help the Newcastle Chamber of
Commerce's fall festival he a slam-dunk success.
SepL
1:-
The chamber of commerce is hosting its inaugural
Sept.
M',
three -on -three basketball tournament. Oct. 4 during the
Sept
Is
Slataon Polak
festival.
F,ntry fee is $15 and monetary prizes for the top three
requirements: Secondary School
Idarsatien Meet*
_
teams will be dependent on the number of entries.
Dmrkas Colette & l sirmlifr
br¢mwnc..■,h
F
For contest rules or to sign up for the tournament call
chamber president Troy Young at 983-6103 or John
Clark.
irregular Shifts Including cwtungs and
a Nrry At
.
Oshawa dancers, owner
face numerous charges
only be in Clarington, building on the momentum
left over from the Ganaraska tour.
"1 think it was the country hospitality." Mrs.
Archibald says, explaining why the Ganaraska tour
became so successful- adding organizers hope to
capture the same feeling with the Durham version.
"I think that's what made the Ganaraska successful
and we're hoping people will experience that coun-
try hospitality and warmth"
People have been calling ever since word the
tour was being conducted this year began to spread,
%ays Mr. Archibald. The enthusiasm isn't limited to
the people interested in taking the tour but also those
interested in hcing included on the tour with the
onginal estimate growing from 25 participants to
the current 38.
At started to snowball when people heard it was
Oshawa club hit%ended with more than a dozen drug and
indecent act related charges.
Police recently entered the Million Dollar Salton at
70 King St. F. and charged live of its dancers with com-
mitting an indecent theatrical perfo mance: one dancer
for possession of a controlled subs' trice and drug traf-
ficking: an employee for permitting - indecent theatri-
cal performance and the saloon's owner. Joseph Lee.
with six counts of permitting an indecent theatrical per-
formance.
"Some things were. in the officer's opinion. indecent
or immoral:' says Sergeant Jack Dancey of the drug unit.
An undercover officer was placed in the saloon fol-
lowing numerous complaints from the public. he says.
noting the owner was present during the events.
These contestants won't cry
over this spilled milk
_...� OSHAWA - A month-long investigation by the CLARINGTON - For 145 vears, the Durham Cen-
`;I�J Durham Rcgtun;d Police Service's drug unit at an traI Fair has had an annual tradition of contests and chal-
Seniors
get a
break at
Cullen
Gardens
WHITHY -
Sentur citizen, get
a break during
September at
Cullen Gardens.
and Mantmurc Vtl-
Scptcmhcr has
been set aside a%
Seniors' Month
and all seniors I60
and over) will get
an additional 15
per cent (A regu-
lar daily admis-
sion throughout
the month. The
grandchildren will
benefit toxo. From
Sept. 2 to 30,
so mons can bring
their grandchil-
dren, ages six
years and
younger. Aning for
free.
There's a limit
of one child per
senior.
Cullen Gar-
dens offers family
fun throughout
September, with
wagon rides. com
roasts, bonfires
and barbecues
from noon to 5
p.m. on weekends.
A display of 12
antique buggies,
belonging to a
local collector,
will start Sept. 7 in
the Tea Room.
Kids can enjoy a
new scarecrow
display and an
interactive straw
display
Guided tours
of the new wild-
tlo5ver garden will
be offered at 1:30
p.m. and 2:30 pm.
Monday to Friday
starting SepL 8.
Whitby Air
Modellers will
display their
•miniature air-
planes on Sept.
14.
Visitors can
support the
Alzheimer Soci-
ety by taking part
in Coffee Break
Day on Sept. 17.
On Sept. 20
and 21, the Mat-
suyama Bonsai
Society will hold
its display and
show.
The month
winds up with the
Apple Festival of
Foods which starts
Sept. 27 and runs
until Oct. 13.
happening again and they galled and said they want
to take part. Twenty -live was the minimum to make
it interesting: 38 is fantastic:' she says.
The plans are to eventually include the whole of
Durham region. I think the next logical step would
be Port Perry:' Mrs. Archibald says of the future of
the adventure.
Tickets for the Durham Countryside Adventure
are $8 for adults. $3 for children and $20 for a fam-
ily pass which includes two adults and two children.
Tickets are :mailable at Manchester Esso at Hwy. 12
and Hwy. 7A in Manchester. Oshawa Tourist Infor-
mation at 2 Bloor St. E in Oshawa, the Social Devel-
opment Council of Ajax -Pickering at 1345 Com-
mercial Ave in Ajax, the Clarington Tuunst Centre
at 181 Liberty Street in Bowmanville and Ganaras-
ka Leather Craft at 8335 Hwy. 35/115 in Orono.
lenges.
This years fair will continue the tradition with the
recently added cow -milking contest. which is growing in
popularity.
The contest. which started three years ago. pits mem-
bers of the local media against local politicians. This
year people running in the upcoming municipal election
will he competing against the media team. which
includes Clarington This Week reporter Cindy Upshall.
Team members take alternate one -minute turns at
milking a cow supplied by local dairy farmer George
Sikma. The team with the most accumulated milk wins.
The contest will take place in front of the grandstand
at the Orono Fair Grounds immediately following the
opening ceremonies at 7 p.m. on Thursday. Sept. 4.
Tourney raises $450
BR(X)KLIN - thanks to the generous support of the
Great Little Bread Co.. Dcni%c House is 5450 healthier.
A golf tournament held Aug. I I at Lyndehrook Golf
Cour%c in Brtoklin by the company raised $450 which
was donated to Denise House.
ti0** OF ioic�(
PICKERING
Town of Pickering (915) 420-2222 (905) 683-2760
September
Nluxular D%stroph*I '.waren, Month
PARKS it FACILITIES
Arthritis %loath
Sept
g
Executive C'o madiet Meeting
Sept.
11
tine Plan Advisor, ('dm Ao.
SepL
1:-
Town ('oo"%firch g
Sept.
17
coni" dAdpmmcw
Sept
Is
Slataon Polak
ktvatV
requirements: Secondary School
Idarsatien Meet*
Sept
28
Dmrkas Colette & l sirmlifr
br¢mwnc..■,h
and experience; willingness to work
Centre W"eek in Durham
Tender I,,r K-md Inipr o,, nmcni,
T -M-97
scaled aemillm will be recctved by the omdetstgned
.k-pannca for the above w later than 2-011 p on
Wedoesday, September 17, 1997
The wad "ni si%of catw-r gnwlmg or pulvcnaang the
exi,tmg Road surfaces located at varmrts locammani and
pr -panni; them fur new Hot Max Asphah Pavement m
x,i�ndarKe nth Iermas awl vpectticatxows prepared by
tut- town.
Iouler forms and specificaaimus win be available deer
s:.v) am FrWay. August 29. 1177 and may be
„hnamcd by cowae0ng the I)tparo wnt of Supply and
k -n Ices upw a woo-Mfundabk paymerw of 325 (x) per
Kr by cash or cheque made payak- to the Town of
Pl.kermg.
Lowest or any tender wr necessarily accepted.
raw Corporation of do Town of Pwkcnng
I kpanrrcal of Supply awl Services
(line The F-splaruwk low. Pinner ■ItwsrrwswlPlw
P1o:kcrmg.l�alaraa
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14005 1 420-4616 ® old .ry
Vera A. Felgernacher kffrey. CPPD. C PP. CMMI
Manager of Supply Services
yIO"e1�{'
DEPARTMENT OF
PARKS it FACILITIES
mw C Pap printed has �,
developed to provide Heal ly Carr"
REQUIRES A
pwtmn with 0w * tarrllgt
in ;is and services OW can ttm
b Pickering s weFbeeg.
PART-TIME FACILITY
rogwarwlma■
SUPERVISOR
varmotpmm
to perform routine building ciwa:ks to
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guard against ncft. fire, vandalism
t:at0errmePkl �Yq
mewl provide assistance to facility staff
putt' Emammn
as required.
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Candidates must meet the following
ktvatV
requirements: Secondary School
r6w4rw
completion or equivakn or
e" °"
combination of job-related trafniug
br¢mwnc..■,h
and experience; willingness to work
wow a-.aRR50
19e0.ta4.
irregular Shifts Including cwtungs and
a Nrry At
weekends: a valid standard first aid
ConmOalkg Pklwkq'a
certificate and CPR certificate; ability
wMarnt Id Atm80 to work ander minimal supervision
.Iwo Nix-
add exercise judgment in situations
w.■.aatw,ar
affecting the daily operation of the
w.ww.usw.,
facility.
.,■nw,.Io.aw wig.
PICaw submit a detailed resume by
"°""•` r10"
appix-r,
September 9, 1997 to Valerie Jews.
wwnw r
Fi gdoymco Servim Cawd Woe
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,de o.,
THE TOWN OF
PICKERING REQUIRES
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developed to provide Heal ly Carr"
TEMPORARY STAFF
pwtmn with 0w * tarrllgt
in ;is and services OW can ttm
b Pickering s weFbeeg.
on an "on-call" basis to provide
rogwarwlma■
clerical, accounting and general
varmotpmm
office assistance.
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.ocaton: Park Cw
Ismail
All positions require individuals
m.�■aw,n..rtti
to be available on short notice.
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12:00 p.m. to 290 p.m.
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Qualified applicants are invited
wow a-.aRR50
19e0.ta4.
to submit a detailed resume by
w,iwe•avv,sa .
September 9, 1997 to Valerie
ConmOalkg Pklwkq'a
Jones, Employment Services
wv+'.
Coordinator.
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1997 :MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
REVISION'S TO THE VOTERS' LIST
rl( 1 h Ill RF H1 0,I\ I %that ,, ¢Lad, w the uoun P.1 ac_uvu :c '-,
h.. I•I on Navcmhcr In. Iw7. 1 have posted the Vueer,, Lim on the 2nd day of
s. ;,, a'In. Iw7
\1 I S_F('nykS SIRWI-I) EXAMINE the hot to civs■re that tbcw watt,
.1.I,Ii,:ss. scMwd supp,n and tither rcle,ant wiformutron Is correctly %hoIvw.
\ ITLICATIONS for Ialuuoras. adlltaoms air aorc.uons to. or dctet ows from Ilk
ia ac avarkable at the folk -mag krcaaow
Ckrk's I),p:utmcnt
Morn Floor. Clvw: Complex
Ow The tsplamadc
Ptckcnnit. Ontario
4-10-4611
H I VISION OF THE LIST shall be undentakcn ai the abmc Itwarwrw heeween doe
h•ort of x Yl a in. and 4 m0 p m tach wcc►oLy sifamng Tatcsday. September 2,
I ••'• t tAnrgA to Morwlay, s-cmbcr 10. 199'. mdusnc.
1 III; LAST DAY for filing applkatwms far removal of another perrow's ■ante
1-m the V ren' list .buil be Friday. Oveober 10. 1997m 3 d1 p en
I o,\TED AT PICKFRIN , this 2w) day of Sepcndrcr. 1997
Bruct Tay kw. AMCT. CMM
Torn Clerk
Notice of Publia: Mestifg
of me
Orxlram MgiaW Ptanns Cam p4m"
to consider the
Couatcal adopW Pitgr" Official Plan
and re' ' amaodm enb to the
Outtam A giorw Official per
isvict When: Suptemt1 9. 19417 at 10:00 a.m.
Where: Council Grambera
Pie" Civic CampMa
ICw One The Emplrtm -
Pidwitg Otmtario
The Durham Regional Planning Committee will be holding a
public meeting at the time, date and location noted above to
consider the Town of Pickering Council adopted Official Plan,
and related amendments to the Durham Regional Official Plan.
This is a public meeting, and all are invited to attend. If you wish
to address the committee, you must register prior to the meeting.
To do so, please contact Catherine Bazowsky at 905-728-7731.
The Planning Committee will be making various
recommendations to Regional Council for their approval of the
new Pickering Official Plan, anticipated to occur on September
24, 1997.
Copies of a Durham Planning Departlraertt report on this matter
will be available on and after August 26, 1997. The report can be
reviewed (or purchased for $20), at the Durham Planning
Department located on the 4th floor of the Lang Tower, Whitby
Mag, 1615 Dundas Street East, Whitby. My questions regarding
Durham Planning's report can be directed to Rhoda Brands -
Stuart at 905-728-7731.
If you have any questions related to the Council adopted
Official Plan, please contact Catherine Rose of the Pickering
Planning Department at (905) 420-4660 extension 2038, or
(905) 683-2760.
Saturday
September 13, 1997
11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
VISUAL ARTS EXHIBITION
INTERACTIVE WORKSHOPS
CHILDREN'S & YOUTH ART ACTIVITIES
MUSICAL, DRAMA, DANCE & LITERARY PERFORMANCES
PERFORAISCE SCHEDULES
1.11"T
11G. Wallace Syndinoun Highland Uanrrn 1110 aa0 l of Drano
11:30 aa. Ajax Pitienng Canmtunrh(hchoe,l,a performing" Thetta)Thnlree Brelhakl'
mis pa. Pickering west Hill \lu%i4 Tbean1n 12:25 p.m. Al" Pickenog Ca niminny Orchestra
1240 pa. O'Brien Dance o'enln. 190 pa. County Towo tidnprs
1:10 pa. lovful Noise 2:00 pa. (lardonnav
1:20 pa. Pickering Comm Band Writer s Circle of Durham Region
Bon)que Players
t:n pa. lavful Noise
1:20 pa. Durham Dance Centre 3:05 pa. Rckenng Room Music Festival of Su
C53 pa. Eastside Harmon, COUNCIL CHAMBFA3
2 00 p m "Falser 4onw"
3:23 pa. Kid i 1p a Fusst3ogman
gers Bill Lish
1:13 pm. Aller Ego Slide Presentation
fadmismm feel
For further information call: (905) 420-4620
Co-soorisored by the PineRidRe Arts Council
N 19 49 til L W, >KN Twp
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History' in Motion
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Sept amber 7
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J Activities for this
Community Group
mumillilm Appreciation bay include, the
steam barn in action. mule cart
rides, genealogy assistance.
winning photos, children's entertainers, old fashioned
haircuts, honey extraction -
demos, tombstone talks.
pancake breakfast. BBQ \
and lots more. 1 a� ik /
ADMISSION: Adults $5. �/ -
Families $15
For more information , •-^ --•-'
Please call 683-8401. i
DIRECTIONS: 3 km. east
of Brock Rd. on Hwv $7. .- -
1PIC1EMX9X 4rW
Museum
Vllage
Sjplrh Wwk
Sab11l1rdsg9 Septelllrlrter 1i
TOURS FROM 7:30 PM
fia`n JF`atril�``AAP��i__e__rnic
yip
1 PM TO 4 PM
For more information on these and other
activities at the museum village, please call
(905) 683-8401 or 4204620.
Building Flwhwships
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The Treasure Chest ma
During the fir. t week of every
month, Recycler's Report and the
News Advertiser bring you The Trea-
sure Chest. This space allows residents
to give away items they no longer use
and to list articles they need.
If you're planning to install a pool
next year. check out the array of pool
equipment that's being given away.
To use The Treasure Chest. call
420-5625 during business hours.
Requests to list items must be made by
the final Wednesday of the month.
ITEMS NEEDED
1. Toys and clothes. Nicaragua Aid
Organization - 416-285-4337.
2. Concrete patio stones. preferably
24" x 30" - 837-1996.
3. Microwave - 428-8791.
4. Baht' exerciser.'_0-inch color TV -
686-9 129.
5. Used bicycle pans. girls' chapter
Mx2ks - 619-2980.
6. Fax machine for Oshawa District
Humane Society - 839-2679.
7. 486 computer system - 686-9676.
8. Clocks and old clock Mixes in need
LARRAINE
ROULSTON
RecrclereS
Report
�Osmal
of repair - 683-4912.
9. Photocopier. t:n machine and office
supplies. for Second
chance Wildlife Sanctuary - after
6:30 p.m. 811-255'_.
10. 45 and 78 RPM records - 839-
9227.
11. Apartment -size freezer - 428-
6699.
12. \Voden or plastic rain barrel -
686- 917.
13. Dour or five filing cabinets. paper
folder. envelope sealer. paper shredder.
label maker. basic collator. paper cut-
ter and other general office equipment
and supplies. Also craft patterns and
supplies and doll house -making mate -
:es a splash
rials and patterns for the 1/12 scale. for
a non -funded youth group - 471-
5508.
ITEMS TO GIVE AWAY
I. High chair. baby hath, toilet trainer
-837-0190.
2. Seven hollow core doors - 839-
21.31.
3. Pool heater and filter. ladder and
other equipment and accessories for a
regular -sized back%ard swimming
pool. chest freezer - X09-9166.
JJJ
Durham Environmental Network
(DEN) is updating both its booklets
Household Guide to Waste Reduction
in Durham Region and its Environ-
mental Resource Directory. If know of
any not -tier -profit organization that
would have a use for unwanted articles
or anv other information that you think
should fit, listed in either booklet, call
DEN at 509-8390.
Larrame Roulsion's column exploring em•i-
ronmental issues rt,gularh' appears on
K'-dnesday.
Smoke-free homes in Ajax could be winners
AJAX - If your home isn't vet
smoke -tree. you might be interested
in banning butts for an upcoming
contest.
The Durham Region Health
Department is inviting people to
enter the contest. which features a
number of prizes. including a shop-
ping spree and a stay at a resort. dur-
ing the Ajax Family Festival.
Smoke -Free Home Kits. which
contain information on the dangers of
second-hand smoke. a sticker to iden-
tify your home as smoke-free. and
information on cessation programs.
will also be available at the depart-
ment's booth.
The festival will be held Sept. 5. 6
and 7 at the Ajax Community Centre
on Centennial Road.
The contest runs until Noy. 14.
For more information. call
Durham Health Connection at 723-
8521 or I -81N1-841-2729.
��
EASTSIDE HARMONY WOMEN'S CHORUS
SEARCHES FOR SIPiGERS:!
Eastside Harmony will begin its 7 week fall membership drive on
September 11, 7:30pm and we'd love to see yon!!
• HIGH VOICES
• low voices
• voices in between
• no experience necessary!
• we'll teach you what you need to know!
• can Anne for details 831-2329
Eastside Harmony Chorus
meets at the West Rouge Community Centre,
27o Rouge Hill Drive, on Thursday nights at 7:30 p.m.
can BAN=ish,'
ack � of funds'"._i...t ��r.. -- "-;t. �.A
e Whitley -based Durham `,The symposium, which will fea-
tn Business Alliance Network cure guest speaker and author Gary
If is hosting a symposium high- A. Fitchett, will be held at Jackson's
ig new and innovative ways to Touch of Class Catering, 104 Con-
e your business Thursday, sumers Dr.. Whitby from 8:30 a.m.
25. to 2 p.m.
Kevin Brady, chairman of BAN,
says one of the most commonly
:Asked questions at the network's
meetings is, "Where can I get
financing to expand?
"For that reason, the strategic
management team of BAN in con-
junction with a number of financial
institutions, the Canadian Business
Networks Coalition and Industry
Canada will present a symposium;'
he says.
Pickering bridge
Cost is V30 for BAN members
and for non-members who register
by Sept. 9, $35 for non-members
who register later and $20 for lun-
cheon only.
Firms wanting a table in the trade
show pay $100, which includes one
registration.
For information and reservations,
call the Durham Region economic
development department at 905-723-
0023.
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clubs seeks players
PICKERING - The Amberlea For more information on the
Bridge Club is looking for two people Amherlea club. call Ralph Higgs at
to loin its social group. 839-4036.
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DVERTMA NDWAMY. SEMMMER .% n" - MCL fPickering groups could use time
and talents
111here's a k>t you can do for your
community, by lending your free time
and your wealth of talents as a volunteer
to help less fortunate people iiving in
your town.
Several local agencies want you as a
volunteer member of their teams.
Aim -Pickering Comnnmhty Cann
Home Support Program: Needs volun-
teers to drive seniors and physically dis-
abled adults to their medical appoint-
ments. A gasoline compensation is pro-
vided. Call Sally Longo at 686-3331.
Ajax -Pickering General Hospital
Auxiliary: Requires mature, reliable
volunteers 16 years or over for various
areas of hospital in-service, library cart
and also gift and coffee shops. Training
provided. Call Betty or Ella at the auxil-
iary office, 683-2320, exi. 5481. Mon-
days or Thursdays, 10 a.m. to noon or
Tuesdays. I to 3 p.m.
Ajax -Picketing Rod Cross: loin the
Red Cross team! Challenging positions
exist with many programs and services.
Call 420-3383.
Arthritis Society of Durham
Region: Volunteer% needed to help with
special events throughout the year,
fundraising and office work ander serve
on the chapter's executive committee.
Call Lucy Perri at 434-7221 or 1-888-
765-0005.
Ajax -Pickering Women's Resource
Centre: Women volunteers are needed
to support and provide information on
community resources to abused women
at a vulnerable time in their lives. You
will he required to work at least two
hours per week, he willing to learn new
skills and share your wisdom and con-
cem. For application or information, call
Jackie or Joan at 68t-2661.
Big Brothers Association of Ajax -
Pickering: Women and men arc needed
for iltc new in -school Mentoring Pro-
gram one hour per week. Big Brothers
and volunteers for group activities, office
support and agency programs are also
needed. Share the fun and support the
moms and boys from father -absent
homes in our communities. Call 686-
2871.
Block Parent Program: Being a
Block Parent is easy and rewarding. Dis-
play the Block Parent sign only when it
is convenient to answer your door. Your
only responsibility is to link up the per-
son in need of assistance with the proper
authorities. For more information about
the Ajax Block Parent Program, call
Henry Zaozek at 427-2054. For the Pick-
ering Block Parent Program. call Sandra
Armstrong at 831-0878.
Big Sisters Association of Ajax -
Pickering: Women who can offer a sup-
portive, caring friendship to a girl six to
16, a boy six to 10 or to a pregnant teen
or young mother are needed to volunteer
with the one-to-one matching programs.
Volunteers are needed for office help.
speciai events. fundraising aanl iiec board
of directors. Call 428-8111.
Brew Cancer Society of Canada -
Durham Region Chapter: The society
funds Canadian breast cancer research
and heightens people's awareness of
breast cancer. Volunteers who can donate
two to three hours per month are needed
to assist in the daily operations of the
chapter, to assist in the organization of
fundraising events, to conduct public
speaking engagements. etc. Full training
provided. Call 686.7993 or 66(-4561.
Canadian Cancer Society, West
Durham Unit: Volunteers arc required
fir man interesting activities. including
organizing and canvassing for the annual
April fundraising campaign. Drivers are
also needed to transport patients to can-
cer treatment centres. It is an invaluable
way to spend your span time since one
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in throe Canadians are diagnosed with
canter in their lifetime. Contact Lynn
Nazarko at 686-1516. With your help
cancer can be beaten.
Canadian Diabetes Association -
Durham Region Branch: The goal of
CDA is to improve the quality of life of
Canadians affected by diabetes through
research, service. advocacy and educa-
tion. The Durham Region branch needs
volunteers for a variety of positions and
to help out at hingos held every Sunday
afternoon at Caesar's Bingo Place. 88
King St. W. Oshawa. If interested in any
of these positions, call Ted Savelle, fund
development co-ordinator at 436-6648.
Child Find Ontario - Durham
Region Chapter: Child Find is dedicat-
ed to reducing the incidence of missing
children and returning them home safely.
Call anytime and leave a message at 686-
3181.
Children's Aid Society of Durham
Region: Volunteers needed to act as spe-
cial friends to children and parents. to
supervise fW111ly access visits, to help
with special events and to supervise the
children's playroom. For more informa-
tion, call Susan Kucharski at 433-1553,
ext. 2311 (mornings only).
Durham Association for Family
Respite Services: Enthusiastic volun-
teer~ are needed to share a few hours per
month with a child, teen or adult with a
handicap. Join them in leisure activities
or provide respite in your own home.
"rogether we're stronger." Contact
Valerie Ford at 427-3541 for more infor-
mation.
Durham Region Sexual Assault
Care Centre: Volunteers are needed to
assist with various duties including court
support for clients going through the
legal process, public speaking presenta-
tions, fundraising and general office
duties. Training provided. If you are
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interested in one or more of the above
duties, call 669 -VM for information.
Heart and Stroke Foundation of
Ontario: Local chapter require volun-
teers to help raise funds for heart disease
and stroke research and health promo-
tion activities. Volunteer opportunities
are arranged to fit your lifestyle and
availability. Call 686-1521 for details.
Hearth Place Cancer Support Cen-
tro: Looking for peer support volunteers
and support group facilitator for the
caregiver and breast cancer support
groups and for one-on-one emotional
support programs. The centre also has
opportunities for volunteers on its
fundraising, education and program
comminees. Call 579-4833 to arrange
for an interview or for more information.
Junior Achievement of Durham
Region: Volunteers help the youth of the
community develop an awareness of
how a business operates from the ground
up. Training and support is provided.
Call John or Carla at 644-7058.
Kies em bore 136A. Vuiunteers learn
to operate life-sized puppets and perform
small plays in elementary schools in
Durham to provide support and encour-
agement to students with disabilities.
Call Suzanne at 436-0925 or Katherine
at 665-5680.
Kinark Child and Family Services:
Share your parenting skills and experi-
ences with other parents needing sup-
port. Training and supervision will be
provided to assist you in making the dif-
ference for a family. Or spend some
leisure time with a special needs child,
develop hobbies and interests that the
two of you can share. Call Wendy
Swinden at 433-0386, ext. 308.
Meals -on -Wheels - Ajax -Pickering
Red Cron: Volunteer dnvers and pack-
ers are urgently needed to help deliver
this vital service five days a week. If you
can spare one -and -a -half hours once a
week, from 11:30 am. to 1 p.m., call
420-3383.
Picker leg's Bear Necessities: Needs
stuffed animals to refurbish and donate
to locate women's shelters. Call Brenda
at 839-2141.
Pickering Reading Circle: Looking
for volunteers to read and to listen to
children four to 12 read in English or
French Saturdays from 9:30 to 10:30
a.m. Call 839-3037.
Stewart Group Homes: Spare a few
hours to help special needs children. By
simply pushing a wheelchair around the
block, you can give a handicapped child
pleasure. Call 686-3111.
Volunteer Services of Victorian
Order of Nurses - Durham Branch:
Calling all men and women, of all ages,
from all over Durham Region. Share a
special friendship with a senior, ill or dis-
abled person who needs you. If you care
about others. you can be a Friendly Visi-
tor. Call the Fnendly Visitor Program of
V.U.N. Durham today at 571-3151 or I-
91[0-263-7970.
William Peak Co -Operative
Homes Reading Circle: Looking for
volunteers to read or to listen to children
four to 12 years of age Tuesdays 6:30 to
7:30 p.m. Call Debbie McMullen at 428-
0573.
YMCA Durham Region: The
Durham Supervised Access Program is
one of 14 across Ontano where the chil-
dren of divorced or separated parents
may visit with their non-custodial parent
in a safe and supervised setting. This is a
volunteer -driven program of the YMCA.
Volunteers should have some experience
working with children. They are required
to provide three references, undergo a
criminal record check and to attend o m-
enitation, training, ongoing workshops
and meetings. Call 668-9218.
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=Clothes circuit opens this week
in Ajax to aid BigSisters
Store to help with Girls and teens attend monthly from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
meetings, acti%ity nights and special Donations of clothing are being
An Olnpp community events. sought and volunteers are also need- ,
b b Y The Teen Mom program is the ed to work half or full days in the?, '
fund-raising only one of* its kind in Ontario. store. f x
The Clothes Circuit store is open Call Big Sisters executive director t
initiatives Monday to Wednesdav from 10 a.m. Marilyn Cummings at 428-8111 for;, r
day and Friday more information un the organiza-
to •3:30 p.m., ThursThe latest fund-raising effort of from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday tion.
the Ajax -Pickering Big Sisters Asso-
ciation officially opens on Saturday.
The Clothes Circuit is a second -Earn t
hand clothing store with items for
+ y
the whole family at reasonable
Prices. extra money
: Loral dignitaries will be on hand
fqr a ribbon -cutting ceremony at 10 at a X '
arm. on Sept. 6. The public can joinRcliablr, Supervised day' care at a home in your neightrturhood
21x. festivities from noon to 3 p.m.
and there will he face -painting, bal- Every year, Canadians spend more thant' m e ■ • Safe, comfortable environments • Reliable local back-up for Provider's
kions and a surprise gift for each $100 million to have their tax returns prepared. • Stimulating daily programs holidays or illness
child.You can profit from this situation by becoming • Trained, professional Providers •Complete insurance coverage
There will also be door prizes and • Monthly home inspections • Income tax receipts supplied
a qualified tax preparer- H&R Block, Canada's
a. draw for such prizes as theatre and, we w1come full or part-time care
largest tax preparation firm, offers
tickets, golf lessons and massage /or children from 6weeks alage!
therapy, comprehensive, step-by-step training, -- The store is a response to the computerized instruction and class
increasing need for Big Sister pro- times to fit your schedule.
grams and services in the communi- H&R Block employs more than 10,000"
ly.
The association has about 40 tax preparers nationwide, and we're hltllello tch i,�
matches between Big Sisters and always looking for qualified tax �1•�
Little Sisters or Teen Moms. There's course graduates to join our team, ALcwmo Age,o
alio a waiting list of about 36 girls For Information Call' 686.4816
or Teen Moms. &R BWCK
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women over 18. Volunteers arc Were online at www.durhamnews.net
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A Pickering family was given a lift, quite literally, when their ticket was drawn at a
Toronto home show. Gary Hogg won the lift chair donated by Shopper's Home Health.
Celebrating their good fortune are (front row, from left) Gary Hogg and Marilyn Hogg
and (back row, from left) Ron Schofield, Mike Samulas, Jay Jeyasinghan and Anne
Senkowski
Help is
available
for anxiety
sufferers
Do you suffer from panic attacks.
phobias, depression, anxiety or
fears'!
If so, you are not alone.
That's the message being sent to
th0wands of Canadians during Anx-
iehreDtsorders Month, being recog-
ni.ed (..tally by the Free From Fear
Foundation.
Though stress-related illnesses.
including anxiety and depression,
are common to today's society. the
symptoms — which can include
heart paipitations, dizziness and
shortness of breath — arc often mis-
diagnosed, the foundation reports.
Overcoming the stigma associat-
ed with mental health problems 1s
the biggest hurdle for people suffer-
ing from anxiety disorders, accord-
ing to the foundation.
For more information on the Free
From Fear Foundation, an organiza-
tion dedicated to helping individuals
suffering from anxiety disorders,
and for literature on anxiety disor-
ders, write at: Free From Fear Foun-
dation, 1848 Liverpool Rd.. Suite
199, Pickering. Ontario, LI V 6M3.
Play group
seeks members
AJAX — Parents and tot, are
invited to join a play -along group
here.
St. Paul's Play -Along will accept
registration Tuesday, Sept. 9 from
9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at St. Paul's Unit-
ed Church, 65 Kings Cres.
The group offers arts and crafts,
songs and games for preschoolers
and parents. It meets Tuesdays and
Thursdays from 9:30 to 1 I a.m. Cost
is $3 a week.
For more information, including
when the group begins, call 427-
4815.
Ajax Scouts
prepared for
.new members
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Thursday, Sept.
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Avenue and Bayly
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child.
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Education Minister John Snobelen is "misleading" parents
across the province by claiming thlwsands of tewher skipped
summer training workshops for the new bank -lo -basics cur-
riculum.
That charge comes from Ontario English Catholic Teach-
ers Association. Durham president Mike O'Connor.
'A lot of parents have been given the impression that the
vast majority of teachers across Ontano staved away from
e:
those training sessions on purpossays Mr. O'Connor.
"The truth is, the vast majority of teachers were not allowed
to go to those training sessions:'
According to a amemo from the Ministry of Education and
Training, just 333 teacher loom the Greater Toronto Area
could attend voluntary training sessions held in July. Another
32 spots were set aside for director and superintendents from
that area.The Durham Board of Education was allocated 27
spots for teacher and three for its director and superinten-
dents. The Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School
Board was given 10 spots for teachers and two for its director
and superinternlents.
The two boards employ alio( 40)(1 teacher.
Admittedly, when Mr. Snobelen suggestal training ses-
sions would he mandatory when lit announced the new cur-
riculum just one week foefiore schti ols cloned their door for the
summer. **we did tell our teacher they didn't have to go:'
rotes Mr. O'Connor.
'•Rousands of teacher across the province were already
enrolled in courses and others had travel plans and family
vacations planned. Summer is the only tint tethers have to
spend quality time with their families"
Mr. O'Connor hopes )Ver. Snobden "is not aware of the
facts' regarding the limited number of spots open to wris of
thousands of teacher in the GTA "rather than deliberately
misleading the people of Ontario"
But Ontano Public School Teacher' Federation. Durham
district co-presdent Bill Butcher isn't so optimists "This is
when everyone's thoughts turn to Wucauon:' he says of the
timing of Mr. SnolvIeWs criticism.
'*It's a good time for hem to get on the bandwagon ... Hc's
using it to take a shot at us"
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215 Ela* Street, 2nd Floor (above Florist)
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Director: Jacqueline Willis
Instructors: Maria Camavale, Fiona Tait
Registration
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5-8 p.m.
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O'Donnell School =
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Traditional Irish Dancing
For Fitness and Fun!
Beginners Welcome
I lclp develop your doll's • clmfidence • c-ordinancin • social grace
Classes Held
• Pickenng • Scarhorough • Windsor
(Inquire aI uI Adak Celli (Intoes)
st haul ober students direct contact with the profcoiou it dance warl/.
Pra lvisiaml Irtroctar: AGOMarie O'Donaea, T.C.R.(:.
ReAaered Mewlber of:
• An C'aimmon I.e Mind l:adacln, Ireland
• Irish Dna: Teacher Amari d" of Canada
• Irish Dance Teachers Aaadatiw t North America
for farther information call 1
416 267-9833
i\ \lore available for chews _ Iii►w
Durham Whiz Kids
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• Parent & Tot (18 mths.-3 yrs.) • Boys 8 Girls Klndergym
• Boys 3 Girls Airtorgym • Boys Recreation
• Girls Recreation • Teen Gym
• Condit ring Only Progam (Strength. FlexiOdity, Endue—)
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All courses are 12 weeks
Registration can only be taken on Registration days
'Specializn9 in Boys Gymnastics'
REGISTRATION
Wed., Slept 10 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Sat., Sept. 13 10:00 am. - 1:30 p.m.
Certified Coaching Staff
Member of the Ontario Gynrtastim Federation
Progressive Recreation Level System
Competitive and National Programs
For mare irNo: 571-7805
190 Waterloo St., Unit e8
Located one block south of Wentworth off Ritson Rd. S.
AJAX FIGURE SKATING CLUB
WILL BE HOLDING
REGISTRATION
FOR THE FOLLOWING
FALL11NNiTER PROGRAMS
PRESCHOOL - Fun program for children
3-5 years old
CANSKATE - Lean to skate program for
children ages 5 & up
ADULT PROGRAM - Loam to skate for
begimem 8 advanced test stream skaters
ADULT PRECISION - Team skating for adi as
OWNI for as show
l: - ON be h$M at the:
AOU Caaaaiaay 08-0
Tina, Sept. %74f Put.
sal.. Sept. 13. 10 an. -tow
kwiluin skis. "due" a Ao m" cola
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Eastside Harmony win begin its 7 week ball membership drive also
' iz:, 7z3apm sad we'd lora to sae yelldt
• MGH YOKE"
• low Voices
• Voices in between
• no experience necessary:
Is we'll teach you what you need to know:
• call Anne for details 83i -x329
Eastside Harmony Choreas
meets at the Wal Rorlw Coiasaaity Conrail
270 R"ge MU Drive, on Tharsday nights at 711" p.m.
CO-OPERATIVESERY
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ss for our 20 yon"cif
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• J.K. and S.K. children
are welcome to drop in,
or portio pate arty time
, 3.4 ar 5 mornings831-9246
een Liverpool 8 Whites Rd.)
O'Donnell School =
of
Traditional Irish Dancing
For Fitness and Fun!
Beginners Welcome
I lclp develop your doll's • clmfidence • c-ordinancin • social grace
Classes Held
• Pickenng • Scarhorough • Windsor
(Inquire aI uI Adak Celli (Intoes)
st haul ober students direct contact with the profcoiou it dance warl/.
Pra lvisiaml Irtroctar: AGOMarie O'Donaea, T.C.R.(:.
ReAaered Mewlber of:
• An C'aimmon I.e Mind l:adacln, Ireland
• Irish Dna: Teacher Amari d" of Canada
• Irish Dance Teachers Aaadatiw t North America
for farther information call 1
416 267-9833
i\ \lore available for chews _ Iii►w
Durham Whiz Kids
4P Gymnastics
Fall Registration
• Parent & Tot (18 mths.-3 yrs.) • Boys 8 Girls Klndergym
• Boys 3 Girls Airtorgym • Boys Recreation
• Girls Recreation • Teen Gym
• Condit ring Only Progam (Strength. FlexiOdity, Endue—)
LIrnil ed Class Space available
All courses are 12 weeks
Registration can only be taken on Registration days
'Specializn9 in Boys Gymnastics'
REGISTRATION
Wed., Slept 10 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Sat., Sept. 13 10:00 am. - 1:30 p.m.
Certified Coaching Staff
Member of the Ontario Gynrtastim Federation
Progressive Recreation Level System
Competitive and National Programs
For mare irNo: 571-7805
190 Waterloo St., Unit e8
Located one block south of Wentworth off Ritson Rd. S.
AJAX FIGURE SKATING CLUB
WILL BE HOLDING
REGISTRATION
FOR THE FOLLOWING
FALL11NNiTER PROGRAMS
PRESCHOOL - Fun program for children
3-5 years old
CANSKATE - Lean to skate program for
children ages 5 & up
ADULT PROGRAM - Loam to skate for
begimem 8 advanced test stream skaters
ADULT PRECISION - Team skating for adi as
OWNI for as show
l: - ON be h$M at the:
AOU Caaaaiaay 08-0
Tina, Sept. %74f Put.
sal.. Sept. 13. 10 an. -tow
kwiluin skis. "due" a Ao m" cola
SeL. SOL 13. W12 noon cal
,,��,,•�,
For furtherktbrtrlatio I please call and leave
message al the &F S.C. of lm,
EASTBIDE HARMONY WOMEAT'8 CHORUS
SEARCHES FOR SINGERS»
Eastside Harmony win begin its 7 week ball membership drive also
' iz:, 7z3apm sad we'd lora to sae yelldt
• MGH YOKE"
• low Voices
• Voices in between
• no experience necessary:
Is we'll teach you what you need to know:
• call Anne for details 83i -x329
Eastside Harmony Choreas
meets at the Wal Rorlw Coiasaaity Conrail
270 R"ge MU Drive, on Tharsday nights at 711" p.m.
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New office now opened at
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Arts
Newsroom 683-5110
Pixel dust?
Pickering an40
imator creates
magic on the Internet
Bl' TIM CIAIMING
SPECIAI 1'0 THF NFAS ADVI It I'ISGR
PICKERINC — When Mike
Beaulieu was about seven he saw the
classic movie E T. He returned home
and from memory drew an elaborate
picture of the cuddly little alien. Even
at that young age it seemed inevitable
he would he an artist.
In later years. St. Mary Catholic
Secondary School in Pickering hon-
ored his artistic talent with an
engraved watch at graduation. The
award recognised his artistic contribu-
tions to the school yearbook and
newspaper and drawing of the main
part of a school mural.
Later. the Pickering resident made
the short list for a fob at a major U.S.
comic book company.
The path to anistic success seemed
free of obstacles until Beaulieu
applied to the respected Classical Ani-
mation Program at Sheridan College
in Oakville. He wasn't accepted into
the elite three-year program.
"Thr best thing that happened to
him was not getting into Sheridan the
first time:' says his father. Bob
Beaulieu
This first refection was discourag-
ing but Mike. now 20. proceeded Io
improve his portfolio. For fun, he also
entered the world of computer game
design He created several three-
dimensional emironmcnts for a game
on the Internet. including one called
Legends.map. What started as a fun
project turned out to be a huge suc-
cess.
The project received the highest
rating of five
stars and was
judged as one of
the sap 10 down-
loaded files telt
of hundreds on
the File Factory
site. Fan mail
via Computer
poured in to the
young designer
from Holland.
Germany. Italy.
Australia. Ncw
Zealand and
Canada.
-It was Com-
pletely unex-
pected:' says
Beaulieu. 905
Most surpns-
iqgly of all, a
V.S. computer
Same manufac-
turer came call-
ing. Sunstorm
Interactive, of
Indianapolis.
offered Beaulieu
a Contract to
work on Cryptic
Passage. an add-
on to the popular
computer game
Blood. He
worked eight to
10 hours a day
for a month-and-
a-halt'eating his
meals at the com-
puter. and
designed two lev-
els of the game:
level one (Boat
gram. Although rejected on his first
application. he has now been accepted
and job offers aren't deterring him
from his goal. He begins studies this
fall.
The program is a popular recruiting
source for animation companies such
as Disney. Beaulieu is lookingfor-
ward to competing with his class-
mates, who are all talented artists.
Inside his roc.m at home. there arc
several signs of the boy inside the
man. One bumper sticker reads.
"Homework causes brain damage."
The walls are papered with comic
books, as well as giant figures from
Star Wars and comic books' Wolver-
me. It may not be surprising. there-
fore, that he would work on computer
action games.
What is surprising is that he ended
up on the computer at all. Although
his father is a computer consultant.
Beaulieu was never much interested in
computers. In the end. however. he
found computer games more fun to
design than they were to play.
What is clear is Beaulieu', interest
in an.
"He's been drasvmg almost since
he could pick up a pencil:' says his
proud father. Bob.
BC•au I IC u , %
alreadv achieved
tie heginning% of
success but the
real story is ,till a
sketch. At Sheri-
dan. he will he
able to fill in the
colors.
And. he M,pcs.
1� 11EHUN(.AL E`
BARN
THE.-liTRE
2685 Ancona Rd. Pickering
1)1WRIS sel►t. 5/97
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MARRIAGE IS
MURDER
:,.u11 off with thi* ad.
\n, Thur._ Fn. err Tun. m �.•pi.
Docks) and level
f S boa
i e ( team U.
A computer
site on the Inter-
net called
Beaulieu's levels
the best on the
game.
"Level five is
perhaps the
game's Most
impressive map:"
said the reviewer
on the Adrenaline
Vault site. The
reviewer added
Beaulieu's Steam-
boat map was one
of two in the
game that are -far
superior to the
original :'
BcauIieu's
computer game
work may be a
success but he has
declined offers to
relocate to the
U.S. to work, at
least for now. His
goal is still to
attend the respect-
ed Sheridan Col-
lege Classical
Animation pro -
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Corn Roast & BBQ
Live entertainment
Martin Barret
1400 Bayly St. (at Liverpool)
work full-time as an animator.
"It's my dream, that's what 1 want
to do. What keeps me going is the end
result"
,Mike's
Sites:
You can see if Beaulieu's
work knocks you off your
chair. He has three 3-D envi-
ronment `user -maps' current-
ly on the Internet:
Legends.map,
Klingotl.map and X-
over.map.
They can be found on sev-
eral web sites including:
www.angelfire.corn/ine/bolt-
jes/index.htnil and
www.lglobal.com/-cotnmand
and www.magic.ca/grim.
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Mike Beaulieu. 20, has created quite a buzz on the Internet with his com-
puter designs for a quest game called Cryptic Passage. He's received rave
reviews from Internet users and even offers of employment.
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Pickering Panthers g et new boss behind the bench
New head coach here He was already in our organization. deadline. Among those making an impression Friday. Sept. 12 at 7:30 p.m. against the
He knows our philosophy which is to According to Blizzard. the Panthers' at the Panthers' camp are defenceman North York Rangers.
promoted from promote our kids on to university. Rod's squad is beginning ni take shape for the Ryan Rasmussen, out of the Don Mills
that type of guy;' says Blizzard. new season. Tlnc team opened camp a Flyers organization: Tyler Middlebrook. PANTHERS' POSTSCRIPT: The
within organization The Peterborough resident, who week ago with 70 wannahcs. Thal num- a forward who's played in the Pickering league'. annual College Weekend is slat -
teaches secondary school in that city, ber has since been Hockey Association: Barry Taylor, a for- ed for the Ice Gardens at York University
BY AL RIVFTT assumed his new role over the last few pared down to 31), ward from PeterNwough: Bill Duncan, a Sept. 19 and 20 ... A new American entry.
SPoros kiw nen l" days of training camp and is now gearing with five or six defenceman from the Wexford organizes- the Pittsburgh Junior Penguins. has
PICKERING — The Pickering the team toward the exhibition season more cuts to he tion: Mihran Assisma, a forward who's a been cleared to play in the Metro league:
Panthers stayed inside the organization which begins tonight. Wednesday. Sept. made prior to the walk-on from Toronto; Darren Forbes, a this season. The squad will play in the
for their new head coach fix the upcom- 3, when tlx: Panthers play the Tlx)mhill end of the exhibi- defenceman from Whitby: and PHA league's Central Division with Rexford,
Ing Metro Junior 'A' Hockey League's Rattlers (formerly the Islanders) at the tion schedule.. grads Paul Guthrie. a goaltender. and Thornhill, North York and Markham.
1997-98 season. Pickering Recreation Complex at 7:30 Blizzard says Doug Carr, a defenceman. Pittsburgh is the league's third
Rod McGillis, an assistant coach with p.m. the club will carry The Panthers' exhibition season con- American squad. The Niagara Scenic
the Panthers last seas n. has McGillis played with the its fair share of nnues on Friday. Sept. 5 when they trav- from West Seneca New York and the
hcen chosen to replace Peterborough Petes Junior 'B' team and rookies. buoyed el to Thornhill for a return match. Syracuse Junior Crunch also play in
John Blackburn. who 1 later carred a U.S. scholarship to Collo b four veteran Safi;:'
R/ 6, p Y Y RON Pickering plays at tea :c .,. „ay, tfx::�1ctru (oaip...'Ilio Panthers will con -
stepped down Q�C College in Maine in the National players — for- BLIZZARD RD Se t. 6 against the Wexford Raiders at 4 tinue to play in the lea guc's East Division
because his schedule ;yY, Collegiate Athletic Association Division wards Stu p.m., then travels to Wexford on Sunday, with Oshawa. Port Hope. Quinte,
as a firefighter at .A71R_S
It. He later played for the Kalamazoo Vandergeest. Rob Sept. 7 for a I p.m. dale with the Raiders. Wellington and Syracuse. _The
Pearson International Wings and the Muskegon Lumberjacks Dancey and defencemen Chris Hunter The Panthers' season opener is tenta- Muskoka Bears arc now knew n as the
Airport prevented him from retuning for of the International Hockey League. and Matt Jenkins — returning to the club tively scheduled for the complex on Huntsville Wildcats.
his third season with the club. The new head coach will be aided and four more currently in Ontario
Panthers' general manager Ron behind the bench by new assistant coach Harkey League camps who may yet
Blizzard says McGillis was an obvious Enc Ross, who was an assistant coach return to the Panthers. Those still in OHL
choice for the pont as he knows the orga- with the Markham Waxen last season. camps are Eric Thomson. George Trifon.
nization and the players. McGillis couldn't be reached for David Comacchia and Derck
-He was familiar with our strategies comment at the News Advertiser's press McNamara.
Pickering under -9s Power way to tourney final
PICKERING — The Pickering
off the foot of Jennifer Michalicka.
The Power finished fowl -robin
Power Lennox Drum/CIBC
The Power selects advancecrio.9te"
play with a 2-0 win over Barrie.
Rougemotmt under -nine girls' select
playoffs after going undefeated in the
Wakefield and Ward tallied
soccer team finished as
preliminary round
Pickering got outstanding goall-
runner-up at the
Pickering started play with an
Lending from Alex Russell throughout
recent Richmond
impressive 3-0 victory over
the tournament and particularly in the
Hill Challenge Cup
Richmond Hill. Kiley Sullivan,
semi-final contest.
Tournament
Kailey Lynch and Jessica Ward
Team members are Janine Arnott,
Pickering was
scored.
Catherine Levesque, Kailey Lynch.
dole ted by a strong
In the second game, Pickering
Jennifer Michalicka, Stephanie
Barrie squad 1-0 in a
dominated dee Richmond Hill Stars 7-
Michalicka. Kayla Millson, Laura
close defensive battle in
0. Jennifer Michalicka and Jennifer
Newton, Alex Russell, Meagan Seeley,
the championship final.
Wakefield each scored two goals,
Marianne Stover, "cy Sullivan,
In semi-final action, Pickering
with single markers to Marianne
Stephanie Taylor. Jennifer Wakefield
downed the host Richmond Hill
Stover, Jessica Ward and Kayla
and Jessica Ward. Coaches are Mike
selects 3-1. All three markers came
Mdhow.
Lynch and Karen Michalicka
Pickering mosquitos ball tourney `B' champs
PICKERING — the flickering
the lust game of the tourney. Jason
left held. In the last inning Baric had
Pirates Mason Windows major mos-
George led the Pirates to an 8-5 victo-
a 6-5 lead when a runner scored on a
quito select baseball team played
ry with a pair of triples. A last -inning
ground -out by Valenti to tie the game.
some of its best hall of the season to
Richmond Hill rally was thwarted in a
The contest ended dramatically when.
capture the 'S' division championship
rundown started and cndcd by Louis
with bases loaded, two out and a 3-2
A the recent Agincourt tournament.
Scare.
count, the hall was foul -tipped into
rCFlod dejow%it, play and0lbilely
In Om second „gape. Thornhill's
the catcher's glove
hktmg combined n. allow Pickering'
hopes were dashed as excellent
last Sunday the Pirates defeated
to finish the tourney with three wins
defence by Hope, and Valcno% four-
Whitby Red 12-2 w advance to the
;arc a tic.
for -four plate performance helped
South Durham Select Lcaguc finals.
In the 'B' championship game, the
give Pickering an 11-4 win.
The Pirates are coached by Mike
Pirates edged Orillia 5-4. An early I-
The most exciting game of the
Roulcau. Graham George and Gerry
0 Orillia lead was erased by an RBI
tourney saw Pickering and Barrie bat-
Vaughan.
double by Ryan 'Buddy' Rouleau.
tle tea 6.6 draw Bamc's strong
Pickering jumped out to a 4-1 lead
pitching held Picketing'% offence to
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and held on with strong pitching by
two hits. Pickering's Julian Trcyc%
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Damien Hope and John Valerio. Hope
responded by leading the Pirates
Hrpin 11— It- �,, h. .l
added a couple of incredible catches
pitching staff, which held Barrie to
fir .Adult Mt :t Roinra
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to foil the Orillta offence. In the final
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inning Adam Schumacher drove in
Matthew D'Souza. Sean Maingot, and
A—.,,ilald�
David Santiago for what proved to be
Rohan Ramcharran helped the Pirates
the winning run. Orilha's offence
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Oshawa Scarborough
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Pickering bantams run
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PICKERING — The Pickering
Red Sox major hantam rep baseball
"cam blasted three foes in recent
league action.
The Sox blanked Belleville 15-0
behind a strong pitching performance
by starter Mike Mitchell, who worked
five innings giving up two hits and
striking out five batters. Fayaz Murji
struck out two batters and allowed no
hits in the remaining innings.
Mitchell also had a good game at the
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two RBI. Dave Walders had a double
and a single for three RBI, Justin
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and a single, Brandon McMillan
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each singled. Gerohn Latins reached
base three times with walks and
earned an RBI. Jason Fetter also
walked.
The Pickering bantams crushed
Cobourg 20-3. Again, solid pitching
and big bats were the story as hurlers
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combined for nine strikeouts.
McMillan earned five RBI on a dou-
h1e and triple. Walders cranked out
two doubles and a single for two RBI.
Couto knocked out two singles for
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on singles, one while pinch-hitting.
and Ogborne and Grundy each had
two singles for two RBI. Murji, Alex
George and Johnston had one single
and one RBI apiece. Verluom and
Lanns each had a single.
The Red Sox bats continued to
hum, this time against Ajax in a 14-7
victory. Call-up pitchers Jason
Stergiadis, Jeff Tobin and Ryan
DeSouza combined for the win.
Stergiadis worked three innings,
allowing only one hit. Tobin and
DeSouza took over for two innings
apiece, striking out two batters each.
Ogborne hit a booming two -run home
run, while McMillan cranked out a
triple and two singles for two RBI.
Mitchell tripled and singled for three
RBI and Cowie singled and doubled
for an RBI. Grundy hit a long double.
Couto and Lanns each singled. while
Verboom brought in a run with a
walk. Also earning walks were Jason
Fetter, Johnston. Murji. McMillan.
Mitchell and Ogborne. McMillan and
Mitchell each stole home.
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mowwee tie acquired
for the DaNlwn tepoa.
Gmeal laboer et*en.
em as primed
You liver yow own
mumpwmmand
sahly boob and der
abahy m week rhdw
Saw
Reim
full TIME •.M -
unit car Smolpww I.
anv.rcee
In salt .ekk --a
F lea P9f�nluq rNN
wM. ►O MMI. Ore
OM LIN 7L3
WANT M ens $I= 10 NSeG
wee re Cpi.MNi, Lana
aha p arewae civ a
mut fa eaawrke. to M
ADAMS SERVICES MIAMI! 42e71e1
• rtpuim thirty Cab a hydryl �_�
,gal
. , • CLASS AZ DRIVERS ( 434-$424 FWAPLACE 'm.11w Rfiwred
ice2 ettp.; I.C.C. Medial, afax Mpl o..vo-a or . a err
,ss
stant Police Clearaftce, Clean 434-1%5 �'
ab sM, Fa1UParl time %we ". i.rt be am r
WII Randly or Todd Rie-e ni �,ar � ,.�
2201 ��J a* w re +a6 AO
I itoday! Lou N wlfaatand toff else haw wort-.v,eee era Nie eiinew ••'"" i
rvt Nei• ow .$W.W Awn -
/9 A�� //�� C.-�r T- Low ar weou (MMU -42i2
e � 4 11Q,edAPE lsedOonEi GAS FURNACEnNi ed III At.
1
nauuap a+r based on e.. n :asps repwre to WW
pill -
n M?%- ?.mere Lrwsca► Oarnam W N" trach
gerTV C,,�� my 579-5571 se9Mn. asp naw Gr FCA
LRE AMMS . 'AN nieeml 3 t Ypale. anepMnte. ere
1 Career Trakwlg � �Id � l�ldf ajid 2i car 47EOp/7
y b,,= agpiR 'a aw 1Mer
nase0 ma,Ad No U OM ell- Lat1aE0 TaaCa CN Hwy
LA FRNKET Ndure ]AIN" �es 16.66. Dyeee Adwnce firers M- Ew,pme"f MnNMrc •eau+rd
am,c Dne,s onpoep LOmrMr- CBD 416 2213829. s•• w . - rpM.al. 1- r.t caw m.ww0 3 yore b
apt nawWrs and a,a" pd- 806966 lou for needier pens,lcs aw No:
iseen cow r wrl Sept ,7 a e ed Oenaw�A76R
25 Caw dWWM n1- WifALAKEeta ,� ph Do-- ``QMit r.RS L16NT RIDINTKA Lorry Pa loll 461 Okra Oram
cental by Cartwr term temporary 119/ho." d LIN 7LS
Ning- WI redwn ona,ge, oeu.Ms Walbosea S,L1uw
mvmmm ucmuo c 1 R. K Palow NRI err owner d arca �� baaa a STEEL MILL miaanuRp
teleplor ant cor,ynM,cul tide, 9th U.0~ ea we Mbe a ceonp PkcaRawer
nlpany taw RIMA
i
nce hkQ:: 1erMm wintry NW Ax car Throe CAN mut 1M motN+iray a a- - attar W moan 5 yaes
rA
corwa m eam Nwr,nrnge oMy930.430 571-3537 fp Cal sake Pew 416495. eaO0M wim h" npa-
CorneLfFar wWadikemrance 1093 IR C•C MaerawP mµ1
,9051 579-1317 a W 19051 AZ DRIVER waw mn�Fan 3 y44r1 e-
4321566 M{EE ENTERPRISES 3 Whiser 15 controls 9rn a IM-
pnoel 1ARe iAa rutin I he To PR-
T,. iia anTa• Grer tyuLladn e414P••m pcy. W 2 b o moo W sgwn- raNNNtp Top
T,aarap CMp Become , ty Dar 23 NO seayq rpMRp t� DaadE 074'cl�pe Fa�
:WI IWdln Cres. vier, trial tl.y1ER IIMa[! For. RRrebN wmcle ascesaxy suaMR905.7,.,201
avielable in WicW nen. CLASSA i awl p7µ ter EncWlWnt oppnwlay ter !r-
ear code" , peacure Na- MEC!!AM(S renER TIG waoa on am
knq te0sl 127 4 la aFSlaap a fetl tbA on MN' RUSH S A 5 E To Was w mothers aF Mma to awmnum taDnraml aEop
,lOrMOW & �l work o L wded. 666 Inca Muff lops As sch d For et in Brock Re M" 401 area of
I ap Road Eau. Sow 3598. Hevener al Lech a Paa Picµmq PTI 905-420-1044
Apply PP y w Mestd$K W. Ont, L4Z 30 721.967. 576-4664 or Fa 905-420.1925.
rcswec r.
ern Afirehew Ru.,
A sex M 3o•Nee+N Now Enc I �y� NNW
required by a 'retail 1416)!1 -Wan ApOtyw 916-126.2916 rhh aWXW.. Pc Mmmq�Man T
building supply com- AUTHORIZED Next Fn Aerosol end every
SRartdte pieties. 905-509.
poly bated m Dur llAlrt 1tlM1 reerr Ped EI/EMfat9 Peodea Der• AGENTS gyyy
Ilam Region. Must Ins ` pry sok rr.na aI 619-o72I. Needed for growing
ow" practice 30
LAW
in 5 12 rt aeNvwr AdJComm. Comps- Dowels
coversC►tAA program Ary. h, wet, expecrnad, ma
andIalnien At gVAS n ersrr EWONE CH TOWWkaMR fuer, Mme d Nava. Oeetoa-
have excellent MwW 110 Low Ddw Part OPU M odea Mor- AN applicants must
corn uta Skills. erns kdckeR Ado rpwree. h r rdwnamkn. Phw 905- py In sole. Wwgwc. nw IdNIP
D ".. RWw 9w ypr ,F
$aId resunw, moray "Res a weYws. 579-2137, as b Wad. Jldb -1411 j same to FiW 86 0004 TNM
Was PO 6a NI
dlalalyr � OWNaae.
t h r l f t! s
1)% -lex offers competitive salary,
Yalapr terNM
Itc•nefit and incentive program, in
lnle 05
AICD
o
addition to career develpment
extant IWI e'eeriaoeaMau
Dia+ mor. oho. a gaerel
wllhin Canada's fcxemcrt specialty
� n-.
rct:ailers.
coal regrew Sap 1t•
Se wd or Fax Your Resumes rent
Christine L erskovar-
WW(; Human Resources
637 Lakeshore Blvd. West
Toronto, ON M5Y 3J7
Fax (416) 586-70117.
No phone calls plraser. We thank all applicants
in advancer, however, only suitable candidates
will be contacted.
aim
IMA M
Pickering Town Centre
Requires
Dispensary Assistants
Full 8 Part Time
Experai rice Preferred
Inquire within
ECE REQUIRED
IMMEDIATELY
Contact
Adair / Doreen
(905) 649-2315
See page 7.
(Picketing
edtition only) for
Town Of
Pickering Job
Vacancies.
STUDENTS LDCal COMP80Y
has Dan time .ore Ihat will
UI ~am erm School
$1285 TO Star) TM PD M
help ya yen nperwlKe and
mase some Wnn only
Iii be at leap Is to appM
Call For An kaler.nea' 723-
4920
UPER-DMT. Take on Like
anted Pounds a luetic
Look Go .
od a feel Grist
100•. Nano 6 Gray
an,eed.(905)57, 5063
WE HAVE i Entry lent 9W
'^on 10, a hnpht odaoh QW
d.,due oak Io tie a ode
. anety of tall, ow a prmteq
-analllent Faun be 30--m.
'..ted, (led •or41y. eang Ir,
roam w poeeae a Wong eom-
od of English
MmkmaftW
n Grade 7/decanM
au�red wkea M soap nWM=ab
cal aeayda cold Ica to a U
�eer as a Rnoraot"e Vrers Op-
anDr for a'uW fo socal
indkvduil Fa reawne to 905-
42" .,6V
1
OWN
ACCOUNTING Curtis ninn A
P A9 rnll!Ct eeperience.
must be rampukr prdliaem
man" sM1d mens 10 Int-
-
665 FWAPV
Aw Aye. Onralw LIS
Pleaq nM ,hent caef
FULL -,leaf $P.RaaR Ci.
*01 4 pleum Da -
a Sane wme
Irty no vel Owwa
v so we n
7 6a. 4e1. Omar. 0.
,anti LIM 363
IIeTER11Fo " urodeeea
'"w : 7 4avV-0 Mari
-a lmrh ane Mewnwn Syr
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4gMWpa of AC-
pl1
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fe » oew eoreeealneae orb
lee sow revµ M so tyy
dere Road. (Mar ».
N:.rnaeyda.
ON InV 5E4
110
COUNTRY 8 VICTORIAN
NOME PARTY PLAN
Is hekin for New reps!
Fall Om wages ter part time work.
For hth. or to .nerd olr Tarry PreeNd
al Annandale Goll CIN call 686-M
GENERAL
LABOURERS
Rc.r �ir..`.aid-waku,g
mowwee tie acquired
for the DaNlwn tepoa.
Gmeal laboer et*en.
em as primed
You liver yow own
mumpwmmand
sahly boob and der
abahy m week rhdw
Saw
Reim
full TIME •.M -
unit car Smolpww I.
anv.rcee
In salt .ekk --a
F lea P9f�nluq rNN
wM. ►O MMI. Ore
OM LIN 7L3
WANT M ens $I= 10 NSeG
wee re Cpi.MNi, Lana
aha p arewae civ a
mut fa eaawrke. to M
ADAMS SERVICES MIAMI! 42e71e1
• rtpuim thirty Cab a hydryl �_�
,gal
. , • CLASS AZ DRIVERS ( 434-$424 FWAPLACE 'm.11w Rfiwred
ice2 ettp.; I.C.C. Medial, afax Mpl o..vo-a or . a err
,ss
stant Police Clearaftce, Clean 434-1%5 �'
ab sM, Fa1UParl time %we ". i.rt be am r
WII Randly or Todd Rie-e ni �,ar � ,.�
2201 ��J a* w re +a6 AO
I itoday! Lou N wlfaatand toff else haw wort-.v,eee era Nie eiinew ••'"" i
rvt Nei• ow .$W.W Awn -
/9 A�� //�� C.-�r T- Low ar weou (MMU -42i2
e � 4 11Q,edAPE lsedOonEi GAS FURNACEnNi ed III At.
1
nauuap a+r based on e.. n :asps repwre to WW
pill -
n M?%- ?.mere Lrwsca► Oarnam W N" trach
gerTV C,,�� my 579-5571 se9Mn. asp naw Gr FCA
LRE AMMS . 'AN nieeml 3 t Ypale. anepMnte. ere
1 Career Trakwlg � �Id � l�ldf ajid 2i car 47EOp/7
y b,,= agpiR 'a aw 1Mer
nase0 ma,Ad No U OM ell- Lat1aE0 TaaCa CN Hwy
LA FRNKET Ndure ]AIN" �es 16.66. Dyeee Adwnce firers M- Ew,pme"f MnNMrc •eau+rd
am,c Dne,s onpoep LOmrMr- CBD 416 2213829. s•• w . - rpM.al. 1- r.t caw m.ww0 3 yore b
apt nawWrs and a,a" pd- 806966 lou for needier pens,lcs aw No:
iseen cow r wrl Sept ,7 a e ed Oenaw�A76R
25 Caw dWWM n1- WifALAKEeta ,� ph Do-- ``QMit r.RS L16NT RIDINTKA Lorry Pa loll 461 Okra Oram
cental by Cartwr term temporary 119/ho." d LIN 7LS
Ning- WI redwn ona,ge, oeu.Ms Walbosea S,L1uw
mvmmm ucmuo c 1 R. K Palow NRI err owner d arca �� baaa a STEEL MILL miaanuRp
teleplor ant cor,ynM,cul tide, 9th U.0~ ea we Mbe a ceonp PkcaRawer
nlpany taw RIMA
i
nce hkQ:: 1erMm wintry NW Ax car Throe CAN mut 1M motN+iray a a- - attar W moan 5 yaes
rA
corwa m eam Nwr,nrnge oMy930.430 571-3537 fp Cal sake Pew 416495. eaO0M wim h" npa-
CorneLfFar wWadikemrance 1093 IR C•C MaerawP mµ1
,9051 579-1317 a W 19051 AZ DRIVER waw mn�Fan 3 y44r1 e-
4321566 M{EE ENTERPRISES 3 Whiser 15 controls 9rn a IM-
pnoel 1ARe iAa rutin I he To PR-
T,. iia anTa• Grer tyuLladn e414P••m pcy. W 2 b o moo W sgwn- raNNNtp Top
T,aarap CMp Become , ty Dar 23 NO seayq rpMRp t� DaadE 074'cl�pe Fa�
:WI IWdln Cres. vier, trial tl.y1ER IIMa[! For. RRrebN wmcle ascesaxy suaMR905.7,.,201
avielable in WicW nen. CLASSA i awl p7µ ter EncWlWnt oppnwlay ter !r-
ear code" , peacure Na- MEC!!AM(S renER TIG waoa on am
knq te0sl 127 4 la aFSlaap a fetl tbA on MN' RUSH S A 5 E To Was w mothers aF Mma to awmnum taDnraml aEop
,lOrMOW & �l work o L wded. 666 Inca Muff lops As sch d For et in Brock Re M" 401 area of
I ap Road Eau. Sow 3598. Hevener al Lech a Paa Picµmq PTI 905-420-1044
Apply PP y w Mestd$K W. Ont, L4Z 30 721.967. 576-4664 or Fa 905-420.1925.
rcswec r.
ern Afirehew Ru.,
A sex M 3o•Nee+N Now Enc I �y� NNW
required by a 'retail 1416)!1 -Wan ApOtyw 916-126.2916 rhh aWXW.. Pc Mmmq�Man T
building supply com- AUTHORIZED Next Fn Aerosol end every
SRartdte pieties. 905-509.
poly bated m Dur llAlrt 1tlM1 reerr Ped EI/EMfat9 Peodea Der• AGENTS gyyy
Ilam Region. Must Ins ` pry sok rr.na aI 619-o72I. Needed for growing
ow" practice 30
LAW
in 5 12 rt aeNvwr AdJComm. Comps- Dowels
coversC►tAA program Ary. h, wet, expecrnad, ma
andIalnien At gVAS n ersrr EWONE CH TOWWkaMR fuer, Mme d Nava. Oeetoa-
have excellent MwW 110 Low Ddw Part OPU M odea Mor- AN applicants must
corn uta Skills. erns kdckeR Ado rpwree. h r rdwnamkn. Phw 905- py In sole. Wwgwc. nw IdNIP
D ".. RWw 9w ypr ,F
$aId resunw, moray "Res a weYws. 579-2137, as b Wad. Jldb -1411 j same to FiW 86 0004 TNM
Was PO 6a NI
dlalalyr � OWNaae.
DRD c%skay. Ilei
ES'AEfI Lala NM n-
Yalapr terNM
OMpb m ns .
lnle 05
AICD
naw perwaee a M tele-
aw. Pim ides a DNR. Ac-
extant IWI e'eeriaoeaMau
Dia+ mor. oho. a gaerel
elMy ymawa's
1 cm,3t M spy Oil
II�r
■`iZ-Nrl.
Quests that adveftisers
Cheek their ad upon
coal regrew Sap 1t•
help Ca4f6291-2167
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6th. 2UW,01hoL aI n
4 MN6m11 TMDE6. M
will IMM6: Sean aWr
mm r M�Ab MS=
D11Mit
a °T ate wrN
as w*Nae kerne raRwtd.
cook. ravers. dwhler rata
al t L"" a'
LIH 11.5
MllTms, lFnAlMam
oro a--3 Mitt Wad
prep Pow, esparwce n
w-rioN"
:
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Im" SSOV-e4 merry
Mesa Pwar drop 00 rerma
CAFSOM needs In ow
ALTEOM IE 6MICE. 4
W/WaOms pit ON wen
plus wine. Call rr. DaW
1616 Kingston Rd. Piaeuap.
tame to can 2 yeN olds. 4
yyeYsR old and 7 year aid.
yrs ap layMl •y IOD
amp titres 6
905-72J•fi900.
�
Pel -ane ndra nps. 71S.
To . I seen
Tamday Insmm y dolor l inl-drtM/
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tUK in le -
nNMN
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12 30 sun raiders woaaa a
IN Nm
la bor. Trah"i
enwwu. a goo temple
Dm Lover Reywas hill f WTI
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0" lrNMaOUMexpvwKw' a d rta-
seem on~ 4324M- 24 hr recorded tiles•
skill. AaeMnap redem",
MtM her i 1WCMe plies.
nom Ia a tmW. Cal
arras. Cm (9051637-1766.
segs.
Sept. tslQh. 206-41DOWI.
Ean6ere opWnralRp.6tralelp
Opok
905a26-2os2.
W205
sound err.
rlreMw
only Ib Dtnrc abs Dore.
aoMan No rawMM lew:Wd
Axily n person 210 Brock St
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CLASSIFIED
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near dW Cal Te. lull 299
provided GM Tem 721-0289
do Phew 4t6.73pe2t7 dols
o63t-7at5 ewnnps
tjlrMned Ca19�p5721-fiW 7�t�e
CUSTOMER
IAM wORRW UrMR,
905-4244-9475
LOellr Dgyner re -
yuuM, my Ina M jpQs
SERVICE
fay "°R...."° eaperwncW
MANAGER
�>ys 745-400"re slid
1 Carew TreilisF 1 Carer TrlNWrq
• CanedlY
News Advertiser re-
For fress d@M WW
aSASE to skyroW Enterprise.
Progressive wont n Pcrng
16
Moor Sl. arr»r 5�37a60�
I� I IN 1�
CotlinlNNeatbn $lOrp
Quests that adveftisers
Cheek their ad upon
150 class wvd. Syria 247,
6ntntOfotl dq LIST Iva
dca al a
an roe ntaNap eked
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i
Camel Canade's COntrnunli lon Store
publicationIew l News Ad-
WrtrSer dee not be
amNo n prrduce IaU
kxdanwac.
holy,
neea
M �ion-AIIl, bung days.
n ln-smoknp rnnro-cads
ll�de
AUl
located In Pickering J
a
sponsape for more llwn
one incorrect ir"rtion
WORMERS
Durhammrregion. Regi•
am
ono stay prat-
0ISQwnn °a,w POW W.
_ Gkikerrass
PArmlet Glenne: dad cava.
I/TYE
L.rwbcArx-
Trans Canada Truck Driver
:
and there hoe be tip li•
ability tOf rWn-msedgn
nae. tard•yANgng in0i•
car a must As in a a
outings. a good load Law
In less Um 4 meaft receive
Training
of any advertisement.
experience pre-
Own transpona•ad
opparnIl iml a
hand meed yard FuWert.
Irma RaceWrsRtelernuaOne
ghe �r•r•r•l r[gldfltf b work
un orae private A7JDZ. Dangerous Goods
• Fulltime safes Prolossio tail
Liability for errors in ads
is hmded to the imam
sale Ooots orad
ry
xe•eRapplrWieeE.
rTORE
MaMolli
enenced mother al tiedlion,
p�....w�
ide a C6lrapreetor.
N D.I C. txxder. AIr exakc,
fpr inskLe and efublds cavi.. -•e Sakes
pard lar yM Space ecce•(
me musty t0 work shy1512"
MAMA
839 7737
ib
erg al fir
GAir br kel Eire changers cert.,
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salify Pnbffod
pying the wror All copy
q tlw aODr0Nu
xe musts. y +thrSer
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mer sdlcolIMINNIIsf�
tyrou"IE
GST/PST _4 hr./7 days per week
• TraNllFg laroltlded
R supero
vol of management a
M 5424 KINS
awpwl4Maaas
ane lot AN am len my to" on
DdlOro ss Awa &acss Iryw
s%s-s,tis
Financial Asslslance may tier avyIlahle
NewsAdvadaser.
b19� p11888
►Wer curt Fa mere eft clip
IND J@M tbeeL alto ROW
905-4244-9475
Maine tax nlsuaM to:
ere(sosl666-1e74
odimnINN,Oerly a
1-800 347-8803
(005)031.0301
�A
Ion -profit housing corporation i
I)ax looking for person experience
I all aspects of computerized AF
IP, Payroll, Banking, reports an
maintaining tenant records.
food interpersonal skills req'd wit
roperty management experience
efinite asset.
Please fax mime including salary
expectations to
)905) 693-7324
Medium sized manufacturing firm seeking an
individual with computer skills experienced in
preparing weekly computerized payrolls, ad-
minister WCB. E.L. benefit programs and
perform other office duties. Knowledge of
Microsoft Office desirable. Forward resumes
along with salary expectations and references
10:
Ajax Textile Processing Co. Ltd.,
P.O. Box 55 Ajax, Ont. L1S 3C2
Fax: (905)693-6763
1 Se etoAgnk 1 Sun Ne1pApMdf
RETAIL SALES PERSON
needed for busy sporting good store.
Experience preferred. Will train. Must
be outgoing, friendly 8 be good with
customers.
Please drop off resume to:
PICKERING VILLAGE
SOURCE FOR SPORTS
32 Church St. S. Ajax
ltou dynarrrfr
AdveTtksing Saps Representatives
required immediately for
- career opportunity.
Due to expansion of our Telephone
Dtrvctcry we required one elemarket-
InK Kepand one Outside Sales Rep..
It V0%A are aggressive, highly motivat-
ed, have apositive attitude and are
dedicated to overall customer satisfac-
tion, we would like you to food our win-
ning team.
Minimum two years sales experience.
Dltectory and layout experience a plus.
Existing and new accounts, training,
contmisswin and base pay
Mail or far. risomi to:
Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser
130 COmmmiAl Ave.
Ajax, Ontario LIS 2H5
Fax. a 49051 6149068
Sk,NW N* SkrN,d )4akp
Irrs-0.raar sorra
ProiLTich. Positron
Temp - $9:00/he
Out Pickering client is seeking sr
ntdivfdlaal
With elp. whin9, assembling 1
trosatta sq of .lectrkal panels. 44 vo ke
Technlcai Sotriiii Rep.
S3SK
This poackxF located M Oshaw tequineT
a College Dipkwna d EAdv. Degree if
Fngirwerktg or General Sc4reces. Esq., it
a lab or plant 4eron. with topcow,14ecuw,
dispoaftlon L private application. Saud;
coo Woaen skph a'Nast
Fax tesunties to Zsa Zsa at
(905) 931••4922
1 Wako ako 1 ,� NiaKan
ver
RPN C•ASUAI/PART-TME REI.IF-F
1 An Sbdt%1
EC om mu"y %ur%mg lio a
tVillage Retwtnww Convert
Med. Admiak «rti6cat"m
Please can gam - 5pm
(9e5411-2522 or iW. 427 -OW
IIIIIffIII pge+•Ae1Wate DerraaAYaWala
I16FANT5 -12 YEARS OLD -
12 YEARS OLp
M caring. sale. hen horrid
orwoxrrwnt.
Ucarid.d W M.C. S.S.
fiaaaorlatas raids
FNecepls, asaltxe hours GH
FL4FEQQ'nNAL HONE DAYCARE
50!-12117
I
AFFORDABLE
IDAaO,
yadAAOAs
frim.
421-d37.
��
CNN.DCARE
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Babies - $100.PA
A MVMV IN NEXT - Kep
Had days - $75.
des luncborlh
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solown;iroW C:po""
PR SSfir
FIZZ.
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sect
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and f
gaAMy hrd.ow. swallows
MARK STAPLEY
5ONO
76.
416 -Jab
257-6947
ami isOMlfomeu
WAN.tm =
I"Ilac Fleetwood catered
Ended
dry -
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9414
can a"
i ter,
Cab. 15S yws�eganaep.
0. O AOWtl WeN"er 1
a MONTHS Frw' Dnp $200
Lod JEWS IT - -
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served throughout the world now
and forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus
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you, Own, harm for las tba
you Ihmk," Cal DAVIS Hay-
rack Sears Rep Ra7Wa
Summit Reary 119911 Ltd
(9051 666-3600 a (9051 666
32 1 nFNnberau
WOUIRED for Oct 197 - ar
bedroom eel . $450 - 35001
Mo. on bn roue In Oshawa,
AM 401 pNbne Mature
Qum wonng Cdpk mom
handyman It Stan able to do
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wallpaper aid Daus PWm
MN .suw 9o5-427.0628
yew awn 7 3 Or 4 bill -
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SPACIOUS 3 b der a -
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Amik" I..Wdw t, Fu, -
WSW .oaf m SicMarg, .0
Q.
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THANKS TO ST. JLDE and then
Sacred Heart of Jesus for favour re-
ceived. May the Sacred Heart of Jesus
be adored, glorified, loved and pre.
served throughout the world now
and forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus
Priv for us. SL Jude, worker of adra.
cies, pray for us. St. Jude, helper of the
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AUCTIONS.
33 HALL ST. OSHAINA.
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vas"et and aryyel
solid mahogan
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AUCTIONEER
725-5751
SAT. SEPTH 6-10 AA
ERB AUCTION of anpques and Col-
bles for MILTON AYNA O of Ux-
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ides. Take Hwy012 or On Laker-
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EE1111111CLUDEUDES: Antique walnut dininrgg
ste., walnut Victorian sideboard,
wood sideboard, painted sideboard,
sideboard, pine jam cupboard, ash
ick cupboard, Hoosier cupboard, oak
stand, Ig. qty. antique tables, Ig. qty.
ue chairs, loveseats, gossip bench-
>urch bench, piano, carved parlour
�. 2 ant, wall phones, apt. docks, ar-
c, washstands, ant. beds, old dress -
trunks, old books, Ig. qty. antique
early lighting, cast iron seats, antique
I and glass, qty. hand, power and
an tools plus more. A fantastic sefec-
of over 1000 pieces with 2 Auction -
selling simultaneously. VIEWING 8
Sale Day TERMS : Cash, Interac.
or M/C.
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(Div of 1081454 Ontario Inc.)
Sunderland 1-705-357-2185
Toll Free 1-800-654-4647
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MacGroWs Auction Comm. 162 Wellington St.
go. amille Snodat'sopl. 7M, 10:31 a.m.
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Near Io e2 "" a East to Scugog St.. Norah 1 km.
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includes 5 Ica upholstered settee set. Victorian couch,
oak buffer. Don att [nei mise. dressers. washstands.
cupboards. nal -to -wall, old radios, mist tables low
lour. Eastlake. kitchen etc). 1950s dinnem set. mist
chairs a rockers, al lamps. old ble. 2 arcade games.
St" Fighter 6 Time To Kill. tredle sewsrrpp machine.
Coors Lights. opt lights cast door stop. blanktt boa.
hump back trunks, quality selection of glass a china,
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AUCTIONS
33 Hall St.
Oshawa,
Established in
1960
725-5751
7234501
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Debra Sweetman enjoys solving your legal problems
Solving problems is never times a year she teaches real
easy. Especially if they're legal property law to those studying
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problems. for their real estatesisand
'Mat's when you need the teaches classes in business law
guidance and assistance of an for students vying for status as a
experienced lawyer that special- Certified General Accountant.
izes in areas of law that concent "My parents both taught and t a
estates and wills, real estate and it's something I like to do too,"
uncontested family law matters she says. "I espe6ally enjoy
as well as busines-i law. answering students' questions
Debra J. Sweetman, Barrister, because it enables me to answer
Solicitor, Notary enjoys helping my clients' questions more clear -
people solve problems. ly and simply."
"This is a very challenging Debbie also specializes in
profession," she says. "I enjoy family law matters including Whams r Deym SweebU y flys she works In a
meeting people and working uncontested divorces, cohabita- vfrypigfiteggop9WobsooFtOWN OV$IggMtht9.ptaople
with them to successfully work tion agreements, marriage cors- fid Working with tits))) to SuCCINIM Ily work through
through their legal matters." tracts and separation agree- thsir 109M matters:'
Debbie says at the present ments. She also handles estate
time the real estate market is hot planning, trusts and powers of Whitby, she says. 'It's been very Ontario. It was on these trips that
so she spendsalot oftime on real attorney Also, if you're in bust- effective in looking out for the she met many of her more dis-
estate transactions. She deals ness she will assist you to your interests of business when it tant relatives for the first time.
with both the purchases and incorporation, purchase or sale comes to matters involving the When it comes to travel,
sales of a home. of a business and various con- government. It's a very neves- Debbie prefers exotic locales
"With real estate there are tracts. sary voice." such as Morocco, Sierra Leone,
numerous details involved and Debbie now serves as Debbie works hard but takes the Philippines and Cuatemala.
it's important that nothing is Chairperson of the Whitby time to enjoy her two favourite "1 want to experience the dif-
overlooked," explains Debbie. Chamber of Commerce after hobbies genealogy and travel. ferent cultures, customs and
"So it's necessary to hire a lawy,:r serving for 8 years on the Board •. s on a continuing quest to foods," she says.
to erasure nothing is missed " of Directors. work on her family tree, an inter- Debbie has her office at 340
While she works as a lawyer, "I wanted to become est that grew from her annual Byron St. S. in Whitby.
she also takes time to teach at involved in the chamber because summer camping trips from her For an appointment call 666 -
Durham College. Three or four it's an important organization for how in North Bay to Southern 8166 or 428.6944
SOL, sept ISI
10:30 aur.
witiv Saturday 9
until safe torne
Is a SID" w/self
ning oven, book
eves, nhicrowave
land, pine bench.
r front desk, vie
In char, old bed.
o (1897), old to
wash stand.
coffee a end to -
old Ivs, crib. old
touters, monitors
eyboards, chairs.
Isers, video cam-
14- rollout awn
desk. bird cages
wds, glass. china.
s a Saucers. Our -
limited edition
Is. 25,000 sports
Is. pool table light.
ors. tools, lawn
vers. lawn mower
s. gas weed eat -
chain saw. s
now.
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leld). 16 Hp tractor
48- mower a
snowblower),
boat Sale subject
add,tons and ce
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me,dus to mens,
Something for ave
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Estates and C,
signments welcor
Your place or ours.
Auctioneer:
Jim Mefntyro
(905)432-1177
(Wi 404-9392
AUCnON SAES GRIST MILL AUCTION
Sat.. Sept.13th CENTRE
10:00 a.m. NEWTONWLE, SEPT.
4 miles Norm of 6. SAT. 11 A.M.
Selling an estate
Bethany '•^
low
Riding taws mowers. Scarier. yen.trid, sse
garden tractors (1 «she!, dryer. IOvesG
desep. 502 random and matching aha
dump trailer. 1989 seve,al occasional I.
Cadillac. 1989 Fad ores. bedroom fimutur
Rangel 4x4. Slee) =Oros 1.Y. rimes dres
raver
sherving, radal arm e s chests d reJ
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model), roof m morpus antiques. and
fmrk kill and
and mUdfl a'ge selection of oth
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Auctioneer: rex. amu
Jim a 32-1 AUCTIONEER:
(905, 432_„777 FRANN STAPLETON
(905) 4044M (,gS( 76F22N
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Graphics). ARar a loing" Illi—, pessed Sway
peacefully at Not hor w an Sunday, August 31. 1987.
Mdrel Unay, in hs 50 yar. Laing tw*m of of
Mwg". Devoted leper d l'," Poorick.Loffop
and Arlrr. Proud grwWWw of Sarah. Dearer
brave of Joype. Thomas. Canine. Gnaw and
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9enrad If R.C. Church on TTur9agy. September
4.1997 at 190 p.m. Pansh graters la he hdd r
M limes al home Tuesday at 890 pJe. aOemwht
Pane Rugg Ms morriel Grdim Doi tm may be
mala to the Cwmdrl Lang Aaotieaon.
Ajax shoe 1949 and awroe of 1J3.E.w: local
Toronto) At Ihe Aqui Pickering HOSPIW on
day , Selptember 1, 1987 Edward James
ops age 78. Beloved husband of Eierh. Lara.
w of Robert and his w8a Laura of YeNovdtrt" .
.T. Kan and his w8a. Live of Whi". Ott. Nrry
sol of Waewbn, Ont. Fhdw of LorNnari,
and Erre and his edge. Diane of Ajit Ord. Su-
d tniurs 7 pu dohidim No -& . r6ry. Kit and
phew Shiba, Kern Spripar. and Ian and E.
apps. Slrvivad by his siar-in Lnw. Am
falls of KnglDlwpe, 8 9M Predecwed by
parents, Frank and Margret Spriggs, his
her Sm Spragps. sisters. Mary MORN. and
1 Cowles and son-in-law, Richard Skba. The
hr will twelve A Nor at the MCEACFN4IE FU-
LAL HOME. 28 Ow MWIlon Road. Alex (Pickar-
Village) 905.428.8488 from 7 to 9 Tuesday
24 and 7A Wednesday. Fur" Mass at SL
udatle's Church (Harwood and easyly, SL),
I on Thursday Septentbw 4 &111:00 am. loo et -
1t ROM Oc00fl Cemetery. Prgh prayers WIN be,,
t She Fun" HMO Wednesday at 890 pin.
papers may be Viable In SL Bwmd@Ws Ch oche
ting Fund or 913 Alex- Picks' Biosis) Flea
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(905) 420.3198.
CONSIGNMENTS
AND ESTATES
WANTED
Low commission.
payment next
day,
ales every Tues.
hurs. and Sat. at
p.m. Antique
endure, ap-
hances eta. Own -
r and operator
MYLES KNG
AUCTIONS
33 Hall St.
Oshawa,
Established in
1960
725-5751
7234501
-1,�'�f 0 AJAX &
l �WSMtSS �'cccess� pICKERING
Debra Sweetman enjoys solving your legal problems
Solving problems is never times a year she teaches real
easy. Especially if they're legal property law to those studying
-�-
problems. for their real estatesisand
'Mat's when you need the teaches classes in business law
guidance and assistance of an for students vying for status as a
experienced lawyer that special- Certified General Accountant.
izes in areas of law that concent "My parents both taught and t a
estates and wills, real estate and it's something I like to do too,"
uncontested family law matters she says. "I espe6ally enjoy
as well as busines-i law. answering students' questions
Debra J. Sweetman, Barrister, because it enables me to answer
Solicitor, Notary enjoys helping my clients' questions more clear -
people solve problems. ly and simply."
"This is a very challenging Debbie also specializes in
profession," she says. "I enjoy family law matters including Whams r Deym SweebU y flys she works In a
meeting people and working uncontested divorces, cohabita- vfrypigfiteggop9WobsooFtOWN OV$IggMtht9.ptaople
with them to successfully work tion agreements, marriage cors- fid Working with tits))) to SuCCINIM Ily work through
through their legal matters." tracts and separation agree- thsir 109M matters:'
Debbie says at the present ments. She also handles estate
time the real estate market is hot planning, trusts and powers of Whitby, she says. 'It's been very Ontario. It was on these trips that
so she spendsalot oftime on real attorney Also, if you're in bust- effective in looking out for the she met many of her more dis-
estate transactions. She deals ness she will assist you to your interests of business when it tant relatives for the first time.
with both the purchases and incorporation, purchase or sale comes to matters involving the When it comes to travel,
sales of a home. of a business and various con- government. It's a very neves- Debbie prefers exotic locales
"With real estate there are tracts. sary voice." such as Morocco, Sierra Leone,
numerous details involved and Debbie now serves as Debbie works hard but takes the Philippines and Cuatemala.
it's important that nothing is Chairperson of the Whitby time to enjoy her two favourite "1 want to experience the dif-
overlooked," explains Debbie. Chamber of Commerce after hobbies genealogy and travel. ferent cultures, customs and
"So it's necessary to hire a lawy,:r serving for 8 years on the Board •. s on a continuing quest to foods," she says.
to erasure nothing is missed " of Directors. work on her family tree, an inter- Debbie has her office at 340
While she works as a lawyer, "I wanted to become est that grew from her annual Byron St. S. in Whitby.
she also takes time to teach at involved in the chamber because summer camping trips from her For an appointment call 666 -
Durham College. Three or four it's an important organization for how in North Bay to Southern 8166 or 428.6944
SOL, sept ISI
10:30 aur.
witiv Saturday 9
until safe torne
Is a SID" w/self
ning oven, book
eves, nhicrowave
land, pine bench.
r front desk, vie
In char, old bed.
o (1897), old to
wash stand.
coffee a end to -
old Ivs, crib. old
touters, monitors
eyboards, chairs.
Isers, video cam-
14- rollout awn
desk. bird cages
wds, glass. china.
s a Saucers. Our -
limited edition
Is. 25,000 sports
Is. pool table light.
ors. tools, lawn
vers. lawn mower
s. gas weed eat -
chain saw. s
now.
ver, outboard no-
leld). 16 Hp tractor
48- mower a
snowblower),
boat Sale subject
add,tons and ce
tuns items too i
me,dus to mens,
Something for ave
one Terms: Ca
cheque, or inter
Estates and C,
signments welcor
Your place or ours.
Auctioneer:
Jim Mefntyro
(905)432-1177
(Wi 404-9392
AUCnON SAES GRIST MILL AUCTION
Sat.. Sept.13th CENTRE
10:00 a.m. NEWTONWLE, SEPT.
4 miles Norm of 6. SAT. 11 A.M.
Selling an estate
Bethany '•^
low
Riding taws mowers. Scarier. yen.trid, sse
garden tractors (1 «she!, dryer. IOvesG
desep. 502 random and matching aha
dump trailer. 1989 seve,al occasional I.
Cadillac. 1989 Fad ores. bedroom fimutur
Rangel 4x4. Slee) =Oros 1.Y. rimes dres
raver
sherving, radal arm e s chests d reJ
Do
saw drift press (floor Pr" �.: 5nowmobils
Pr I•unks. tools. m
model), roof m morpus antiques. and
fmrk kill and
and mUdfl a'ge selection of oth
ore Full listing m a^cies Note the d.
"ext, weeks papers. and fine Doors open
,rte •tea^» a a -,Terms Cash. a
J.Y. Arctions reed cheque. visa. r
Auctioneer: rex. amu
Jim a 32-1 AUCTIONEER:
(905, 432_„777 FRANN STAPLETON
(905) 4044M (,gS( 76F22N
1 213.91N
910 EI=M 910
LEAVEYAKHAEI- C.MJL 0 your dnpbyes of
Agom-Potty; 10 you raptptiN of pro it g
Graphics). ARar a loing" Illi—, pessed Sway
peacefully at Not hor w an Sunday, August 31. 1987.
Mdrel Unay, in hs 50 yar. Laing tw*m of of
Mwg". Devoted leper d l'," Poorick.Loffop
and Arlrr. Proud grwWWw of Sarah. Dearer
brave of Joype. Thomas. Canine. Gnaw and
Thrace. CIwWW godfather of Thermo and a
tpeit urde to awry neat rut fMplhewe. The fyrtly
YA ecelw-his ld4 t M McEadvie Fuwal Mane.
28 ON KYgsbn Afted, Alta (Pklliel VON*
901:42684/8 tom 2 to 4 and 7 tN 9 p,R. Two,
dpi and VdMwMy. Fhrwt mese a fie hew at SL
9enrad If R.C. Church on TTur9agy. September
4.1997 at 190 p.m. Pansh graters la he hdd r
M limes al home Tuesday at 890 pJe. aOemwht
Pane Rugg Ms morriel Grdim Doi tm may be
mala to the Cwmdrl Lang Aaotieaon.
Ajax shoe 1949 and awroe of 1J3.E.w: local
Toronto) At Ihe Aqui Pickering HOSPIW on
day , Selptember 1, 1987 Edward James
ops age 78. Beloved husband of Eierh. Lara.
w of Robert and his w8a Laura of YeNovdtrt" .
.T. Kan and his w8a. Live of Whi". Ott. Nrry
sol of Waewbn, Ont. Fhdw of LorNnari,
and Erre and his edge. Diane of Ajit Ord. Su-
d tniurs 7 pu dohidim No -& . r6ry. Kit and
phew Shiba, Kern Spripar. and Ian and E.
apps. Slrvivad by his siar-in Lnw. Am
falls of KnglDlwpe, 8 9M Predecwed by
parents, Frank and Margret Spriggs, his
her Sm Spragps. sisters. Mary MORN. and
1 Cowles and son-in-law, Richard Skba. The
hr will twelve A Nor at the MCEACFN4IE FU-
LAL HOME. 28 Ow MWIlon Road. Alex (Pickar-
Village) 905.428.8488 from 7 to 9 Tuesday
24 and 7A Wednesday. Fur" Mass at SL
udatle's Church (Harwood and easyly, SL),
I on Thursday Septentbw 4 &111:00 am. loo et -
1t ROM Oc00fl Cemetery. Prgh prayers WIN be,,
t She Fun" HMO Wednesday at 890 pin.
papers may be Viable In SL Bwmd@Ws Ch oche
ting Fund or 913 Alex- Picks' Biosis) Flea
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• SpDgt Injuries
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SOL, sept ISI
10:30 aur.
witiv Saturday 9
until safe torne
Is a SID" w/self
ning oven, book
eves, nhicrowave
land, pine bench.
r front desk, vie
In char, old bed.
o (1897), old to
wash stand.
coffee a end to -
old Ivs, crib. old
touters, monitors
eyboards, chairs.
Isers, video cam-
14- rollout awn
desk. bird cages
wds, glass. china.
s a Saucers. Our -
limited edition
Is. 25,000 sports
Is. pool table light.
ors. tools, lawn
vers. lawn mower
s. gas weed eat -
chain saw. s
now.
ver, outboard no-
leld). 16 Hp tractor
48- mower a
snowblower),
boat Sale subject
add,tons and ce
tuns items too i
me,dus to mens,
Something for ave
one Terms: Ca
cheque, or inter
Estates and C,
signments welcor
Your place or ours.
Auctioneer:
Jim Mefntyro
(905)432-1177
(Wi 404-9392
AUCnON SAES GRIST MILL AUCTION
Sat.. Sept.13th CENTRE
10:00 a.m. NEWTONWLE, SEPT.
4 miles Norm of 6. SAT. 11 A.M.
Selling an estate
Bethany '•^
low
Riding taws mowers. Scarier. yen.trid, sse
garden tractors (1 «she!, dryer. IOvesG
desep. 502 random and matching aha
dump trailer. 1989 seve,al occasional I.
Cadillac. 1989 Fad ores. bedroom fimutur
Rangel 4x4. Slee) =Oros 1.Y. rimes dres
raver
sherving, radal arm e s chests d reJ
Do
saw drift press (floor Pr" �.: 5nowmobils
Pr I•unks. tools. m
model), roof m morpus antiques. and
fmrk kill and
and mUdfl a'ge selection of oth
ore Full listing m a^cies Note the d.
"ext, weeks papers. and fine Doors open
,rte •tea^» a a -,Terms Cash. a
J.Y. Arctions reed cheque. visa. r
Auctioneer: rex. amu
Jim a 32-1 AUCTIONEER:
(905, 432_„777 FRANN STAPLETON
(905) 4044M (,gS( 76F22N
1 213.91N
910 EI=M 910
LEAVEYAKHAEI- C.MJL 0 your dnpbyes of
Agom-Potty; 10 you raptptiN of pro it g
Graphics). ARar a loing" Illi—, pessed Sway
peacefully at Not hor w an Sunday, August 31. 1987.
Mdrel Unay, in hs 50 yar. Laing tw*m of of
Mwg". Devoted leper d l'," Poorick.Loffop
and Arlrr. Proud grwWWw of Sarah. Dearer
brave of Joype. Thomas. Canine. Gnaw and
Thrace. CIwWW godfather of Thermo and a
tpeit urde to awry neat rut fMplhewe. The fyrtly
YA ecelw-his ld4 t M McEadvie Fuwal Mane.
28 ON KYgsbn Afted, Alta (Pklliel VON*
901:42684/8 tom 2 to 4 and 7 tN 9 p,R. Two,
dpi and VdMwMy. Fhrwt mese a fie hew at SL
9enrad If R.C. Church on TTur9agy. September
4.1997 at 190 p.m. Pansh graters la he hdd r
M limes al home Tuesday at 890 pJe. aOemwht
Pane Rugg Ms morriel Grdim Doi tm may be
mala to the Cwmdrl Lang Aaotieaon.
Ajax shoe 1949 and awroe of 1J3.E.w: local
Toronto) At Ihe Aqui Pickering HOSPIW on
day , Selptember 1, 1987 Edward James
ops age 78. Beloved husband of Eierh. Lara.
w of Robert and his w8a Laura of YeNovdtrt" .
.T. Kan and his w8a. Live of Whi". Ott. Nrry
sol of Waewbn, Ont. Fhdw of LorNnari,
and Erre and his edge. Diane of Ajit Ord. Su-
d tniurs 7 pu dohidim No -& . r6ry. Kit and
phew Shiba, Kern Spripar. and Ian and E.
apps. Slrvivad by his siar-in Lnw. Am
falls of KnglDlwpe, 8 9M Predecwed by
parents, Frank and Margret Spriggs, his
her Sm Spragps. sisters. Mary MORN. and
1 Cowles and son-in-law, Richard Skba. The
hr will twelve A Nor at the MCEACFN4IE FU-
LAL HOME. 28 Ow MWIlon Road. Alex (Pickar-
Village) 905.428.8488 from 7 to 9 Tuesday
24 and 7A Wednesday. Fur" Mass at SL
udatle's Church (Harwood and easyly, SL),
I on Thursday Septentbw 4 &111:00 am. loo et -
1t ROM Oc00fl Cemetery. Prgh prayers WIN be,,
t She Fun" HMO Wednesday at 890 pin.
papers may be Viable In SL Bwmd@Ws Ch oche
ting Fund or 913 Alex- Picks' Biosis) Flea
INTRODUCES
HOISHOM
*haws 45 Wase Lotti MeneW
IIt HS STAB'rM AS LOW AS
$5.0011
Pkim
104-1919/ K%X
I• Mot" Vehicle A Merits
• SpDgt Injuries
• Worka"'f Compensation
Dr. Ion Town, D.C.
NEW PATIEMPS WELCOME
750 Oklahoma Dr. 831-357F
Prir•korina
ADVERTISE
AND RECENE
FEATURE
STORY
683-0707
a
910 EI=M 910
LEAVEYAKHAEI- C.MJL 0 your dnpbyes of
Agom-Potty; 10 you raptptiN of pro it g
Graphics). ARar a loing" Illi—, pessed Sway
peacefully at Not hor w an Sunday, August 31. 1987.
Mdrel Unay, in hs 50 yar. Laing tw*m of of
Mwg". Devoted leper d l'," Poorick.Loffop
and Arlrr. Proud grwWWw of Sarah. Dearer
brave of Joype. Thomas. Canine. Gnaw and
Thrace. CIwWW godfather of Thermo and a
tpeit urde to awry neat rut fMplhewe. The fyrtly
YA ecelw-his ld4 t M McEadvie Fuwal Mane.
28 ON KYgsbn Afted, Alta (Pklliel VON*
901:42684/8 tom 2 to 4 and 7 tN 9 p,R. Two,
dpi and VdMwMy. Fhrwt mese a fie hew at SL
9enrad If R.C. Church on TTur9agy. September
4.1997 at 190 p.m. Pansh graters la he hdd r
M limes al home Tuesday at 890 pJe. aOemwht
Pane Rugg Ms morriel Grdim Doi tm may be
mala to the Cwmdrl Lang Aaotieaon.
Ajax shoe 1949 and awroe of 1J3.E.w: local
Toronto) At Ihe Aqui Pickering HOSPIW on
day , Selptember 1, 1987 Edward James
ops age 78. Beloved husband of Eierh. Lara.
w of Robert and his w8a Laura of YeNovdtrt" .
.T. Kan and his w8a. Live of Whi". Ott. Nrry
sol of Waewbn, Ont. Fhdw of LorNnari,
and Erre and his edge. Diane of Ajit Ord. Su-
d tniurs 7 pu dohidim No -& . r6ry. Kit and
phew Shiba, Kern Spripar. and Ian and E.
apps. Slrvivad by his siar-in Lnw. Am
falls of KnglDlwpe, 8 9M Predecwed by
parents, Frank and Margret Spriggs, his
her Sm Spragps. sisters. Mary MORN. and
1 Cowles and son-in-law, Richard Skba. The
hr will twelve A Nor at the MCEACFN4IE FU-
LAL HOME. 28 Ow MWIlon Road. Alex (Pickar-
Village) 905.428.8488 from 7 to 9 Tuesday
24 and 7A Wednesday. Fur" Mass at SL
udatle's Church (Harwood and easyly, SL),
I on Thursday Septentbw 4 &111:00 am. loo et -
1t ROM Oc00fl Cemetery. Prgh prayers WIN be,,
t She Fun" HMO Wednesday at 890 pin.
papers may be Viable In SL Bwmd@Ws Ch oche
ting Fund or 913 Alex- Picks' Biosis) Flea
INTRODUCES
HOISHOM
*haws 45 Wase Lotti MeneW
IIt HS STAB'rM AS LOW AS
$5.0011
Pkim
104-1919/ K%X
I• Mot" Vehicle A Merits
• SpDgt Injuries
• Worka"'f Compensation
Dr. Ion Town, D.C.
NEW PATIEMPS WELCOME
750 Oklahoma Dr. 831-357F
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AND RECENE
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a
photo by Andrew Iwanowski
Just a touch...
Mike Bowskill takes advantage of a bit of technology to paint his back-
yard fence. Mr. Bowskill took advantage of co-operative weather and
this paint gun to put his backyard fence at its best.
Plenty of talent vies
for business excellence
honors in Ajax, Pickering
Almost two dozen area businesses
The Business Excellence Awards
are vying for this year's Business
program was launched by the Board
Excellence Award from the Ajax-
of Trade in 1994.
Pickering Board of Trade.
This year's nominees will supply
The nominees are: Adair*% Chip
a detailed submission for review by a
and Dale Nursery. Albin Canada Inc..
distinguished, anonymous panel of
Automodular Assemblies Inc..
judges.
Chrysler Canada Ltd., Dominion
The judges will select six winners
Colour Corporation. DuPont Canada
based on their performance in the
Inc.. Dynamic Images Inc . Great
following seven areas: outstanding
Lakes Lamp Parts Limited. Howard
customer service, entrepreneurship
Marten Company Ltd., Hubbell
and innovation, continuous improve -
Canada Inc.. Intek Signs. Jet Com-
ment/quahty programs, community
posites Inc.. Lear Seating Corpora-
support, national/international
tion. Lone Star C06, McDonald's
achievements, environmental efforts,
Restaurants (A)ax). Messier -Dowty
and safety.
Inc.. Peg Perego Canada Inc., Pick-
The names of the six winners will
ering Town Centre. State Farm Insur-
be announced at a gala event on Oct.
ance-Kimbcdey Frost, Sure Fit
25 at the Pickering Recreation Com-
Htmw Furnishings. Toronto Me4:�1e.al
plex. where Alan Frew of the music
Ortho riiedic.. Volkswagen CarFida
gawp Glass Tiger is whedwloai to
Inc.. and Yorkville Sound.
perform.
Sign-ups for arts,
crafts courses
AJAX — Registration is set for
next week for several arts and craft
courses being held this fall.
Among the courses offered by the
Village Arts and Crafts are quilting.
folk -art. Krafts 4 Kids. Victorian
crafu. knitting, decoupage, hunka,
porcelain -doll making, ceramics. and
1/12th scale gardens and miniature
rooms.
Ten -week classes start the week
in Ajax
of Sept. 22 and are held fruni 7 to 9
p.m. on Mondays. Tuesdays and
Wednesdays.
Sign-up is on Tuesday. Sept. 9
from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Village Com-
munity Centre at the corner of Sher-
wood Road and Linton Avenue in
Ajax. Cost is $49 for each course.
Call Rose at 683-9465 or Dawne
at 683-6446 for more information on
the courses.
Pull the strings in
Durham for a good cause
Do you like performing and have
an interest in teaching kids about
disabilities and social issues?
If so, you might be interested in
performing with Kids on the Bleck,
Durham Region, which uses life-size
puppets to spread its messages to
schools and Brownie and Scout
groups.
Kids on the Block is gearing up
for another school year and is look-
ing for puppeteers for day and
evening troupes.
Billboard
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 3
ALZHEIMER: The Durham Region
Alzheimer Society holds a support
group meeting for all caregivers at I
p.m. in Suite 205 at 419 King St. W.
(in the Oshawa Centre). 576-2567
."(Kim).
AUTISM: The Durham Chapter of
the Autism Society meets at 7:30
p.m. at 450 Broadgreen St., Picker-
ing. Support for families of individu-
als with PPD or autism. 427-9572
(Judy Crosbie).
OSTEOPOROSIS: The Osteoporo-
sis Support Group of Ajax- Pickering
meets the first Wednesday of every
month from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at
Ajax -Pickering General Hospital,
580 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax. A guest
speaker discusses medication for
osteoporosis. All welcome. 683-3948
(Marg) or 426-2048 (Moira).
CANCER: Hearth Place Cancer
Support Centre offers yoga to cancer
patients or their caregivers from 10
a.m. to IL 15 a.m. at 86 Colborne St.
W., Oshawa. Take an exercise mat or
blanket and a small pillow. Loose
clothing recommended. Register at
579-4833.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 4
TUMOR SUPPORT: A support
Volunteers must be mature and
need to be able to memorize a short
script, work as a team member and
feel confident in front of large
crowds of children.
Interested people must be able to
attend a six-week training course
consisting of about a two-hour class
each week.
Training is scheduled to begin at
the end of September. For more
information, call Katherine at 655-
5680 or Suzanne at 436-0925.
group for adults with brain tumors
and their families meets from 7 to
8:30 p.m. at St. Paul's United
Church, Fellowship Room, 65 Kings
Cres., Ajax. It meets the first Thurs-
day of each month. 1-800-265-5106
(Terry Freeman).
AUDITIONS: Auditions for Picker-
ing Player's December production of
Peter Pan "the Panto" are held at
7:30 p.m. and again Sept. 7 at I p.m.
at the Pickering Recreation Com-
plex. Valley Farm Rd. 686-1452
(John Downs).
FRIDAY, SEPT. 5
PUB: Ballycliffe Lodge, 70 Station
St., Ajax, hosts a Caribbean pub
night from 7 to 10 p.m. with a live
steel band and singers. Free admis-
sion. Cash bar. 683-7321.
ADDICTION RECOVERY: The
Serenity Group holds its weekly 12 -
step recovery meeting at 8 p.m. at
Bayfair Baptist Church, 817
Kingston Rd., Pickering.
The group deals with addictions
of all types, including co-dependan-
cy. Children's program available. All
welcome.
Call 428-9431 (Jim, evenings) for
information.
THE NEW~ ADvF.mrisER• wpm, wrmmeER 3, i9ri-PAGL 1f
"THANK YOU PICKERING & AJAX" From `LAUREL'
Personal Development & Modelling Centre Inc.
We at Laurel are celebrating our At LAUREL we keep our classes small for for registration details at (905) 509-7315.
first anniversary this month. thanks individual attention, have experienced LAUREL personal development & modelling
n, the wonderful response from the instructors and offer personal evaluations as centre~ inc is conveniently located in
residents of Ajax and Pickering! well as graduating certificates. Pickering on the northeast corner of Kingston
We are a modelling school, but Fall courses begin the week of Sepl. 8 Call Rd. and Rougemownt.
offer several other services. Our
oh)ective at LAUREL is to develop MUSIC LESSONS
the confidence level of each of our
students. This self-confidence will Fs.
ano - Recorder - Theory
he carried with them wherever life - Preparation for RCM exams
should lead and will help them to Home Instruction available
achieve their dreams.sonable rates
COURSES OFFERED
TEEN DEVELOPMENT
This is a self-improvement type ••iA"'� course for girls ages 11.19. The ij, B.A., A.R.C.T.11
goal of this course is to not only huild confidence, but teach them ng
many beauty techniques, lifestyle
lessons and fashion facts.
MAKEUP CLASSES
lager I I & up, - REGISTER
Thea classes are by appointment only '
and can be a private or group situation. It
tecolours, tra two hour class NOW
basic make-up 'f _•1r�%�
techniques, and trends. ���,g��J �M✓( DANCE STUDIO INC.
CORPORATE IMAGING
(women 18 & over)
These seminars are 'tailor made' SEPT., 3, & 4 ATZA,N,
according to the 'corporate' or individuals FAYLr
needs. Call for a free consultation to plan 10 A.M. - NOON, 5-7 P.M. r[smAL
yours today. 3 YRS. - ADULT TRADE
BIRTHDAY PARTIES (children & up)
-BE A MODEL. FOR A DAY" the
ORIGINAL party idea! If you haven't
already heard about this unique party r
concept call for more information or drop ANNUAL RECITAL COMPETITIONS
by LAUREL aro pick up a brochure.( LOCAL PERFORMANCES
uc already booking into October
& &
November!) YEARLY CLASS PHOTOS
MODELLING COURSES are available DISCOVERY BY BAY CENTRE
for male & females, ages', & up. All of 570 WESTNEY RD. S.
these courses cover RUNWAY. Tv. AJAX
PHOTOGRAPHY & MAKE-UP The
student will gain a %olid knowledge of the 686-5797
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OMLV UNDER -12 DIV1s1ON
Aft 26 Ability Metal a Machine d (Sets Langford 2.
Somh Manson. Emily Mrkus, MVPs Damaae Graham,
Andrea Lia) vs Sinkers 2 (Ncole Monosky. Kathryn
Skelton)
UNDER -NINE BOYS"A' DIVISION
July 30 Upper Canada Hardware 1 (Joseph Charles t,
MVP Mark Ikhri vs Canada Hardwood Flowing 3
(Brandon Dryer Dustin Jomamme. Andrew Panoa.
MVP Brandon Dryer( VIS Motor Controls 3 (John
Chaname. David Graham. Jett Vanderahilden) vs
Thunder 2 (Peter Hanna 2, MVP Pablo Owradal
CENTRAL GIRLS SOCCER LEAGUE
PREMIER DIVISION
July 21 Pickering a (Jennner Diclemente. Melanie
Berger 2, Lma Taylor Shul-out by Sarah Stein. line
penormance by Melanie Barger) vs Newmarket 0 July
23. Aurora 0 vs Pickering 3 (Lisa Taylor. Jennder
D.Clemenle. Jessica Knowles, shutout by Sarah Sam
Great defense by Chamale Geuther)
July 30 Pickering a (Jessica Knowles. Jennite,
Dicelmen o 2. Lias Taylor, great plays by Jessica
Khowlesl vs Etobicoke 1
Summary Teams record. 7 wins, A losses and 2 draws,
not bad lir a first-year team becoming more conaefent
wan every 9eme. TOP seomm On the team am Lea
Taylor and Jennifer Diclemerde
ANNUAL UXBRIDGE ALL-STAR TOURNAMENT
AUG 9 ono I D -- FINALS
Under ' Wien: - Uxbridge e. P.CkvI 2
Under 9 Girls - A: Wa'ri0rs 1, Scugog 0
Under 9 Boys - Prckenng 3. U. badge 1
Under 11 Girls - Oshawa NASC 2. Fick -ng 0
1lnder 11 Boys - Darlington -Dave 3. Darlington -Draw 2
Under t 3 Girls - Packil 8 3. SC.909 0
Under 13 Boys - Uxbridge 2 Picketing 0
Under 15 Grris - Osnwa NASO 5. Uabrdge 0
Under 15 Boys - Oshawa NASC 5. Packil 1
Under 17 Gels - Whaby 1. Oshawa NASC 0
Wider 17 Boys . Whitby 5. Pickering 0
BOYS' UNDER -NINE 'A' DIVISION
July 30 - Pdrl Rpy81 MiliS 6 J,M , Petrovich a Mathew
Antonucci 21. Optimist Club B 111 10
Spiers a. Justin
Davis 3. Michael So". MVPs Kyie Spears. Ian
Doherty)
Aug. 6 - Port Royal Miss 1 (Matthew, Ant -um. MVPs
Robert Cannan. Alexander Barton). Thunder 2 (Pablo
0... Daniel Pmbcle MVP Tyler Bell)_ Optvnat
Club 1 (Nicholas Johhslon. MVP Kyle Spiers), Canada
Nardwood Flowing 1 (Dustin Tainaraine- MVPs Eric
Evrac. Josh- Walsh)
Aug. 13 - Upper Console village Hardware 5 (Joseph
Charly 3. James inks-.. John Taylor. MVPs James
trivial John Taylor), Thunder 2 (Pablo OuesnWa.
heron Ranmoth). Canada Hardwood Flooring 4
(MitchellChudzak 2. Brandon, Fryer. Dustin
Jeeararne. MVPs Jordan Kennedy. Christopher T).
Pon Royal Mab I (Julian Petrovich) Optimist Club 3
(Jordan Enimmue Chis Paul. Nrcoms Johnston). VIS
Motor, Coml 0
GALS' UNDER -t2 DOVIs10N
Aug 11 - Snool,mg Sl- . Jessica P,ggrns. Aten
MacLeod. WPs Shealy Fast. Sam 1111-1 Abrl.ty Metal
6 Machine 2 (Saran Langtcro. Emily Mikus. WPs
KOW" M . Le Murphy, Ashley Vaughan). Chargers 2
IMeimsa Adan. To" escnmarn). Heritage Elvct- 3
(Nicola Ruta 2, Shauntei Maco;Wlkwagoti
Volcanoes 2 (Kereay VOW r 2 WP Sam Carey).
Pews Appliances 0
BOVs. Io -AND -UNDER t1NV1310N
Aug a - Home Office 2 MVPs David Lahey Marco
Dementia). BMA COmmUr,cW ns C. Bin N Ben 1,
Gatnwobo 0 fby atsu8). Can«( SurveJtarnca 2 (Lows
seahera. James Chomry. MVPs Trevor Sealert.
Yellow Siewert). F*Ctwy Medi s A lions. Wilson
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Aug 6 - Wgmy Macs 1 ;B'Yanl Lyons',. PI -o -ft I
Work, M *th l,. Sold [me" A lNichdas Lmnglo d 3.
Jordan Lana. MV► MOMS Teddy's Aims 3
fSnain Vader* Z. Bran Smith MVPs Chad FraMkn
Aaron Bear). Chargers 2 (Jordan Stows. Cameron
Wilson). Cvmoerfrd Hosting a (Coot Po6aro 3.
Dim ati Pavtrds)
DIVISION 2. 7 a UNDER GMIf
Aug 7 - Loh. Sar C MVPs Jana Smith Encs
SavD*1. Kiran 0 .MVPs Victor. Koltsn. Kmrm
Toomsaw). Carpet Towne 5 (Leon Hkggns 3. Dowty,
Greatest K,~ Oma W% Lase NW 0twela
III ,I Ail_ HW."S 0 (BN'►s Tay*. Bpm.. L.bwem
Came0l. Piopweaa Club 2 (Vireeea Frarralan 2. MVPs
argeae Taylor. sonWrma ►koros). O{E Waranoiwenp 0
(Mv►a Man vhffien. Kay* Wilton,. SMieman 5
mfminena POW2. Mrwo Reay. Mer" Moat..
P46le Acheson. uvea Chreseks Pulse . Mew"
VA94t*). (Ali" Oleo 1 (Rschel WWMI• WPs Julie
Stott AMM NewmY)
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Aug 6 - Johnson Cohlrol. 0 IW►s Shawti
McCoache. Kresopha Sinawl, Caamwn, 5 ;Joanus
Lynch 2, amens aagind. Joine, Eso- Asan
CaneoeWV►a Andra Iapkles. Jerwlean (Mansel) A-
MNKfMp S (Kyle Drieians 2 Woody Laerow. Bwirmn
Luga. Chre WntenonAll Woody Latera..
Braden McCully), Bank of Montreal 1 (Chi%
mmww MV►s scm wdkems. Mathew zamdh.
Clams WWI -w), DaE Wawa -.q 5 (Eric Neupwse
a, Dend Gera, WPs Men Staring. Ewwwo Nava).
AM Alen t ISein MCAma. MV►S Adam Paterson.
Matthew, P"i or
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6 IBoy Koala 2
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Shown Oub2. Atmi shares,. Micheal V -.M,
WPs Bossy Kw1a. Shan Dubesewl. FkrDyeiity
Tansi 2 (Kwon Marmot 2 MYFs Aly Radrw. Nvu
Shin Ksrvfaaarl Imerpce Diva 1 (W-0- Tel
3. MVP. *.am Tans. Ryan Coiner)
Aug to 0-14,Tiara lJp 7 (Kevin Marshall 3. Chia
►aeterr,a0 2 Waem Bryce, And- Golder. MMS
Darien Matti. Andrew Grdarl vex Bart ol MMIW t
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(JoshRampst. MVPs Josh" Ftwpw. Machu
Aw"), Caehway 6 (Josh- Lynch 1. Jomna E Wer 2.
sachaa Ounlo. MW John sachet Divan K 0 A E
Wreho",N I (Matthew Fens. WP Mar,dpri Fond1.
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Rensh w vs Johnson Controls 2 (Shawn O'Mara.
Adorn Van Dyck MVP Mil Cnaonl. A'MAZ'E 3
(Alex Mai 3. MVP. Thomas Franca. Alex Mtheal).
" Novak Connecting 0 (WP Noel /sewn)o
. Aarn 5
(Jel Dowdy 3, Sean McAlear, Nathan Thomas.
MVPs Adam Paterson. Ryan Theaitesl va Five ll 1
Mal Welson WP rt
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LPWCR-14 GIRLS' DIVISION
Aug. 6 - Joe PmtC Re Mo. 2 111 New or J&,
Chpunard. MVP Jnwan Choum t,dr LOM Star 0 iMVP
Michelle Stefan): WlLc J (MVP V,Ctore Oasranc).
Chargers 0 UWP A Ogbehel. Salam
aA (Elyse
slaws 2. Stephan* Tomeissa. VaneD, MVPs Elyse
sawarl. Auto Leung;. Shootrq Slav 2 IJ Bradley. C
Fwsy1M MVPs C LuDy. J Mich)
DIVISION C. s A UNDER BOYS
Aug 6 - Compupmm A (Stephen Meana 3. Sloven
D'Souza. MVP Devan BetrMroai S1M's Casng 1
IMam Wipe, (IVP Mad Targosz). PKaerng Sio-Span
1 (Sebeaten Boucher. MVPs Snarl DKaMy. Sebastian
buchar). SymlooKecn 3 (Eric Dickomed 2, Mark
Sanlarger, MVPs H Jammin, Chas Seedy).
Shwei Sam ,(Brandon da
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P Chrm
More)- Spam. Imagers W, 5 (Rhys Al Mathew
Carreto, A Italian. Ryan Pavel, Kaknon Waldnan. JIM(
Nwra, MVPs Kai."Wadman, lFranw Fwd)
DIVISION 1, 7 • (RIDER Gips
SIWay, Sharks 1 (Amy Lannos, MVPs MotiM Conroy.
ReluY Seelert). McMillan i Saedars 1 (Governs
Parry. WPs Carolyn Coughan. Varwaa Gina l: Arrive
Top Sal 3 (V,ctote Matheson 2. Anana Van Lagan,
MVPs VKBorM Madheson, Arora Van Laurent. Boyer
PtNawae 0 (WPs Banes Demainnat. Crystal Lard-):
Pickering Slo Sports 3 (Nicola Ranout 3. MVP Allison
Oral Shm" Stan 0 (MVPs KaMsrly Scanlon,
WNW Baron): Mark Cadman A (Nicolle6e Evans 3.
Aar McCartney, MVP Alliscn Gibbons). Mico Image 0
(MVPs Lndisay Knipe. Heather Cokwa l
GIRLS HINDER 12
June 30 - Chargers 2 (Rachel Ward. &atony Lloyd.
MVP Rachel Ward). Peters Appliances 1 (Kara Lilly).
July 1A - Premier Trophy 1 (Meagre n Redly), Rangers
E (Jennifer Macma. Glllan Slangy), Aug. 11 -
Baarbeq- 2 (Stacey, Varay Laura Clayton. MVP
Sacey Valul Rangers 5 (Katyn Wanraki 3. Joumin
McCurdy 2)
BOVS. UINDER-SEVEN'C' OMISION
Aug A - Lila Sur 5 (Kevin Baker 2, Callum Lynch 2.
Man Foster, MVPs Dernk RMrnond.Mguel Lovery),
Cam Tool A Da 1 (MVP Kyle Klnvorl Sewers 1
(Tyler Jackson, hal Tyler Markets. Shaven Audgeon).
Kills 7 (Brandon Benet 3. Sapp re, Hamada 2,
AndyAndmacd, Carron Vandetwel. MVPs Chrahophar
Nan, liohnathan B -ung): Dana Canada Ltd 2 (Brian
Borlon. Callon Lock. MVP Slellon Martinez). Blizzard 0
(MVPs Adam Mansour, Michael Bianchi) Thunder 3
(A. Vs*.. O Graber, R Griffith). Ryswin Graphics 2
(Bobby Audit. Zachary Lamacrall. MVPs Shawn
Thompson, Daniel Switzer)
DIWSION B, UNDER 5
Aug a. CIBC 2 (Julian Newman 21, Chargers 9 (Blake
Fraser5. Chris Halkel 3. Patrick Clinton. MVPs
Michail Thompson. Jules Frnarrol Scotia Mcleod
0. Stwkaman Elliott 1; Mohawk/CDT 3 (David Moll 2,
Amanda Marcican, MVPs Christopher Roqueean.
Amanda M. David Mon. Magnan Prebble). Clasurc
Touch3 (Pear, Justin. hi Jammers 3 (Jedrey
Lyons. Man S1wto. Chris Marraccm,. MVPs Mark
SWO,China Marraccnn), Blizzard 2 (Connor Dore 2.
MVPs Me I UngarSIM Valance, Comes Own)
DMISM A, 7 S UNIDER OWS
Aute 5 - Midas Pickering 2 (CwW Henderson, Eric
Prem -Hung, MVPs Curtis Manderson. Ethan Taytorl.
Bryson IMvunte 3 (Make Mauro. MVPs Adam Goni
Mte Mauro). Suparcentre 0 IMVPs Adrian Boucher
st)o
Ryan Sladman•Shil Canada Trust 1 (Robert Del
Zotto. MVPs Jason Rogers. Brandon Wildlenp):
au aroequs 1 (MVP Lucas Wet). Thunder I JAI- r4er
Levesque 2, Brandon Speck 2, MVPs Alexander
Levesque. Micheal SmM,I
DIVISION A. S4 UNDER MIXED
Aug. A - Awns Top Sod 5 (Michael Hood 3. Slphane
King. Christopher Csiowwr, MVP Kau* Mur). Lanatai
Yams 0 (MVP Ryan Lawl. TSM Services 16 (Melissa
Pavildis B. Chantelle Brown 5or
. Brandon Sdash 3,
MVPs Brandon Bordash. Melissa Panrldws). Smaidele 0
(MVPs Amanda Halverson. Jonas MacKenr*1. Image
Video 2 (Cameron Halsall, Steven Tunslead. MVPs
Zachary Adams, Thomas Loucks). JG Haulage I
(Mathew Songal MVPs Brittany Moore Nicole Carson).
Sanyo Samurai 2 (Mag Bova 2. MVP VKiara
Manors). Shooting Stars 1 (Jonathan Horlock. MVP
Alyssa Sxball)
GIRLS L M W14 01#51011
July 23Prem., Trophy 0 (MVP Luer Pazzaro) vs.
Shooting Stars t J Bradley I. L Walker 3. MVP L.
Walker) Strikers 1 (Katrina GaudeL MVPs Alice Lanny.
Stephan* Jomeq i. Waco I (Arena Peters 1. MVPs
Jenna Gilespie. Ariane Peters) Joe Plano W/Mal I
(Knsta Newlon. MVPs Michelle Wang. Michel* Adolph)
vs Chargers 2 iJ Loper 1. K Prouly 1. MVPs C
Robinson. T Tatary,n
July 30 Shooting Stare 2 ( J. Bradley 1. L Walker 1,
MVP S Kdtham. C tuba) vs Lone Star Cafe 2 IDenca
Francis, Robin Crowder, MVPs Dania Francis. Robin
Crowder) Wilco 3 (Ariane Peters 2. ChMllal McConnell,
MVPs Laura Josman. Channell MCConni vs. Premise
Trophy 0 (MVPs Karen Paler, Pam JobWone) SlrRere
5 (Kann Rouleau 2. Vanessa Vertollr, Katrina GO~ 2.
MVPs Ashley Bridgeman. Natalie Bela vs. Joe Pano
RerAte. 11LeN* Early. MVP Laura Clayton)
Aug 13 Waco 3 (Lauer Eutman 2, YaIs Contour.
MVP Cheryme, Lama) vs Joe Pu,tino-RelMar 0 (MVP
Kristen O'Souls). Chargers A (ChrahM Singleton.
Shannon Maguire, Kristen Flout., tans Tataryn. MVP
Elizabeth Robinson) vs. Prernle, Trophy 0 (MVP Lam
Pascoe). Shakers 3 (Cynthia Colasuonno. Kelly
Rouleau, Elyse Stvwarq ve. Lone Star Cafe 1 (Terry
Carter)
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Shooting Stars 7
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Michael Braden. MVP Kale Minna) vs Kicks 1 (Kelly
Bayes), Blizzard 5 (John Martinko A, C J Hamihon,
MVPs Krmta Rab(ohn. Adam Nicholson) vs. Shooting
Stars 3 (Satmal Dhauwal 2, Aaron Syphus). Chargers I
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