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No `Sea-Doos' or `Jet Skis' on Frenchman's Ba
& Marianne TsAraes
and Linda White
Stall Writers
PICKERING — They're ba-ack.
Those peck% personal watercraft
— also known by brand names such
as Jet Skis or Sea-Doos — have
apparently returned to Frenchman's
Bay after a few years' absence.
The noisy little boats, roughly the
equivalent of motorcycles on Water.
stopped coming to the bay for awhile
after the Toronto and Region Conser-
vation Authority (TRCA) placed a
ban on launching them from its prop-
erty, on the basis that they created
noise pollution, damaged wildlife
habitat and posed a safety hazard to
less manocuverahlc watercraft.
"They have been going at it again,
though not with such ferocity as four
to five years ago:' says Konrad Zeh,
who lives on Bayview Street about
500 feet from the bay. "These people
don't care about noise, they just want
to run their machines full blast."
Mr. 7.eh says there's always at
least one of the vessels buzzing
around the bay for about an hour
each day, within earshot of his home.
"It's not only noise pollution
though. there are spawning grounds
at the southwest end of the hay and
they are being disturbed."
He h lieves one reason they're
back is because most of the signs put
It's over.'
Tentative deal reached
in Flint, Durham GM
workers set to return
BY Jagele Aklanes
Stam W•ae.
OSHAKA — It's back to work for
8.5(X) General Mot,Irs Oshawa
autoworker., and an equal number of
employees at local feeder plants.
Rcacuon to news the 54 -day strike
in Flint. Michigan ha.s ended was
overwhelmingly positive as workers
anticipate gcuing hxk a,n track ftnan
dally and t—mosso, :cichrate the
return of customers.
"I'm looking forward to a pay-
cheque:' said Jim Freeman. a car
assembly plant worker who received
the call yesterday to return to work on
Buick Regal% today. Mr Freeman had
been laid off since mid-June.
Fifty-five hundred Oshawa GM car
plant workers were let go shortly after
the strike hit Flint in early June. More
than 3,000 truck plant workers joined
them last Tuesday when that plant
finally ran out of stockpiled pans.
But a contract deal was hammered
out yesterday, and Durham retailers,
restaurants and car dealerships were
very pleased with the news.
At Mr. Burger. a favourite lunch
and dinner spot for the south plant
workers, owner Gwenna Tzambazis
says, "We were getting a little nervous
here. If you drive around Oshawa after
8 p.m. it's like a grave}ard. I run four
businesses in ens mall here so it means
a lot to me"
It means a lot to GM car dealers
too, according to Da%id Harris, Gener-
al Sales Manager at Nurse Chev Olds
in Whitby. "It will bring things back it)
a more normalized
state although not right away. It'll take
awhile for the inventory to start to
flow again. We're not in too bad shape
right now but if it went any longer it
could have affected us too"
At Roy Nichols Motors in Cour-
tice, the sentiment was echoed. "It
will be a benefit to everyone:' says
Saks Manager Doug Bramley. "We're
almost sold out. It'll take two to three
weeks to get the inventory back
together."
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up on TRCA property informing
people of the ban are gone. "Most of
them launch off the west spit right
into the hay. I've seen them."
But there has been no change in
policy, reports the TRCA, which has-
n't received any complaints about
personal watercraft this summer.
"We don't have staff at that location
on a regular basis, but if we had any
complaints, we could do a blitz and
get things quieted down:' says
spokesman And% Wickens,
The lack of r ,niplaints could
mean per,, 1.11 � air .;IR .Ire ra the
water '. pl•r,"'J" \1-
suggests I hr.,
been sh%
past."
The vessels could be launching
from property other than that owned
by the TRCA and once on the water,
the TRCA has no authority over
them. But Mr. Wickens does suggest
concerned residents get the licence
plate of any cars launching the ves-
sels.
"We can't ticket them, but we can
inform them of the ban:' says Mr.
Wickens.
Durham Regional Police are
aware of the prlhlcnt and promised
hr increase ihcir painrl .r! the ,irc,i in
,. in lir', l,., ., \. ., vi, ..
BAN
BUZZ HARGROVE
'People are returning in the
U.S. very. very quickf'/'
At a press conference Tuesday
afterruxm. CAVY president Bu" Har-
grove confirmed rumours, which had
been circulating throughout the day,
that after 54 days off the job, workers
at two Flint plants would be voting on
a tentative settlement later in the
evening and into Wednesday.
"People arc returning in the U.S.
very, very quickly." Mr. Hargrove
said. He added• things will "follow
quickly" in Canada with the Oshawa
truck plant - the lead plant for a new
product line due out in the showrooms
this September - going back first.
See SOME/Page 4
pMele by A.J. Pirete
Filled to the rim
Blaine Attwood tits snugly into the rim of this monster truck which was part of a
fund-raising barbecue at Mossman's Appliance Parts last weekend to aid Ajax -
Pickering General Hospital. The monster truck, called Over Kill, had plenty of room
left over to allow Matthew Crisafully (on top)_ room to roam.
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Pleasure craft such as these are banned
from the water at Frenchman's Bay in
-kering.
Pickering
ponders
school site
purchase
By Linda White
r N..
PICKERING — The 'For Sale'
,IV
n at an elementary thorn here
n.lv soon be narked 'Sold' and the
•uilding renovated to serve as a
hrary. scniori centre anti food bank.
'ri"• ,.oily ItainY Ira.aa w. aa1J � •.1.
Ire-. I, r.,,, F.aLA� IaKW Llai , al, llwL raac
nl•t dosed:' Ward I Regional
,:rt, illor Maurice Brcnncr says of
.� Hands Centennial Public
Illc schoc)l, at Whrtcs Road and
)unt.ur Street, was one of nine car-
naiked lir closure by the Durham
tlstnct School Board in June -after a
'ICw provincial funding formula
,allcd on boards to c!osc or dispose
It surplus space in order to get mon-
cy for new schools or additions to
alleviate overcrowding.
The board is to host a community
meeting at the school in the fall. The
Town has already informed the
schowl board of its interest in the site
and will be able to move ahead with
a proposal to purchase it after the
community mating, Coun. Brenner
reports.
Admittedly, Cown. Brenner has
"no idea" how much the school site
would cost. But "there's quite a
potential (the Town) would get more
for less' than it would at East Wood-
lands Park, where it has endorsed the
future construction of a new western
branch library with a Potential expan-
See TOWN/Page 2
Community mourns loss of Terry Breen
of mom 04010,
Staff Writer
AJAX — A man who "didn't know
the word 'No' when it came to helping"
died Monday, leaving a legacy of politi-
cal activism and community-based
achievements.
Terry Breen, 58, a long-time Liberal
and community activist, served this year
as president of the Diulham West Chapter
of the Ontario Heart and Stroke Founda-
tion.
"He'll definitely be missed. In the
next month, it will be so difficult to pull
things together." says Susan Chouinard,
area manager for the Durham West
Chapter of the Ontario Heart and Stroke
Foundation. "He was a great guy and not
opposed to taking on leadership. He'd be
there to help"
The Harman Drive resident served as
the residential door-to-door campaign
chairman in 1996 and was the president
of the Ajax chapter of the foundation in
'96 and 1997.
His wife Dale was involved in the
foundation's cotnnuttee on women, heart
disease and woke.
Mr. Breen was active in politics, both
as a candidate and behind the scenes. He
ran twice for the Ward 2 Local seat in
Ajax, losing both times to Scott Craw-
ford.
"It sears like with every election, I
see Terry's face. I'll feel a little lost with-
out him," says Mr. Crawford, the current
Ward 1 and 2 Regional Councillor. "He
was good competition"
Mr. Breen was treasurer of the Whit-
by -Ajax Provincial Liberal Riding Asso-
ciation.
Ward 2 Local Councillor Joe Dickson
remembers him for his involvement in
the Liberal party, at both the provincial
and federal levels. "He worked on every
Liberal project out here for 20 years,"
says Mr. Dickson, who knew Mr. Breen
for most of that vim2. "He was a dedicat-
ed, hard-working true Grit Liberal. He
held a number of positions within the
party where he was elected by the mem-
bership at larbe.
Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge Liberal MP
Dan McTeague, who knew Mr. Breen
since 1978, credits him with being the
inspiration to run for public office.
"He didn't know the wad 'No' when
it carne to helping:' Mr. McTeague says.
'To say he'll be sadly missed is an
understatement. He was the heart of
many poops and organizations."
Richard Rajbahadursingh, Mr.
Bnxn's neighbour of 10 years, says, "He
was a real community person. He initiat-
ed a lot of things. He'd ask, 'Why don't
we have a strea party? Why not have
people go around and take surveys?' He
was very much neighbourly and a real
good pew"
Mr. Breen is survived by his wife
Dale. Visitation is from 7 to 9 p.m. on
Thursday at the McEachnie Funeral
Home on Old Kingston Road in Picker-
ing Village. A memorial service will be
held Friday in the chapel at 1 p.m.
TERRY BFM
'A real community person'
Donations to the Ontario Heart and
Stroke Foundation would be appreciated
in lieu of flowers.
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PACE 2 - THE NEWS ADVEKTISI R WEDNESDAY, Jt11,V 2y, 1Mtl
Ban on 'personal watercraft' in effect
BAN/From page 1
cr.
"It's one of our pet
peeves:' admits Constable
klike Del -isle of the police
marine unit. which has two
boats 10 patrol Lake
Ontario. Lake S: ugog and
part of Lake Snncoe. He
says police can issue tick-
ets on any of a number of
charges. including careless
or dangerous dining and
speeding.
Police will usually give
offenders a warning when
stopped the first time. but
if stopped again. charges
are laid.
Ponce also check fish-
ermen to ensure they have
a fishing licence.
Jim Dike. commodore
of the Frenchman's Bay
Yacht Club and a member
of Frenchman's Bay -
Watch, a citizens' commit-
tee formed by the TRCA
for consultation on issues
involving the bay, has also
noticed the increase this
year in personal water-
craft.
"It's starting to build up
again:' he says.
" Thcv'rc out there
every weekend and they're
certainly out there every
weekday after five or six
o'clock If you happen to
live along the bay the
noise is really irritating
and it can go up several
Town
likes
site for
libran-
potential
TOWN'From
page '
lion tk,r addition-
al c.,mmumh
uses.
Bcwusc the
latter site fronts
Kingston Road.
it .:ould be Sold
as prime devel-
opment land.
The profits from
that slit together
with the sale of
the existing
Rcxigemount site
could be put
toward the pur-
chase of the
school.
While the
school is already
!wilt and ser-
viced, it's also
attractive
because it abut-. a
park that features
tennis courts.
baseball dia-
monds and a *Z
cer field. It has
ample parking
potential and is
accessible by car.
transit and side -
vv alk%.
The site is
close to Dunbar -
,on High School
and St. Mary
Catholic Sec-
ondary School
and has a gym
which could
..afford opportu-
nities to develop
a range of badly -
needed children
and youth pro-
grammes such as
the Royal Cana-
dian Air Cadets;'
Coun. Brenner
noted in a report
lis councillors.
If the propos-
al gets the green
light, it wouldn-t
open until some-
time in the year
20(X). about a
year behind the
original facility.
Court. Brenner
estimates.
The library
board has been
advised of coun-
cil's intention to
consider buying
the school as an
alternative to the
Fast Woodlands
Park site. Chief
executive officer
Sandy Cameron
was unavailable
for comment.
streets. It's like having a
buzz saw sitting next to
you.
"Unfortunately. the 10 -
kilometre (per hour) speed
limit doesn't seem to he
part of the mental mindset
of these people:'
Just as much a concern.
notes Mr. Dike, is the harm
the personal watcrcrat'l
inflict on the natural habi-
tat, as the wake they create
disturbs nesting ducks and
makes it difficult for new
growth to lake mol in the
marshes.
And since they're
powerboats that turn
around and around in the
bay rather than going out
to the lake. they can also
contribute to pollution of
the water.
Mr. Dike believes one
thing that would help alle-
viate the problem is a pub-
lic boat launch directly to
the lake, which is one of
the recommendations of
the Pickering Waterfront
2001 Task Force he is a
member of.
Another would be a
change in the attitude of
the personal watercraft
users. to one of responsi-
bility and respect for the
bay.
..A lot of them don't
even think:' he notes. "If
they did they wouldn't do
it."
photo by A.J. Groen
Pickering resident Konrad Zeh is among those concerned about the noir; return
of personal watercraft — also known by brand names Jet Skis and Sea -boos —
to Frenchman's Bay.
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NOTICE OF SALE
OF SURPLUS LAND
Please note that pursuant to By -Law 4592195 (Disposal of
Land), the Council of The Corporation of the Town of
Pickering, declared as surplus, the lands known as Part of
Lot 33. Range 3, B.F.C., Pickering, designated as Parts 5, 6
and 7. Plan 40R-8386, consisting of a total area of .174
acres in size, at the south terminus of Fawndale Road on
June 22. 1998. A map showing the location of the subject
lands is outlined below.
Council will be considering a by-law at its meeting of
August 4, 1998 to authorize the disposal of those parts of
Lot 33. Range 3, B.F.C.. Pickering, designated as Parts 5. 6
and 7, Plan 40R-8386 Any person wishing to address
Council with respect to this matter, should contact the
undersigned on or before noon on Friday. July 31, 1998.
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Town Clerk
Town of Pickering
Pickering Civic Complex
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Teachers, boards return to bargaining Y.
Staff Writer
High school teachers are
returning to the bargaining table
this week for what will be their
first meeting with public board
Officials since educators voted in
favour of a strike mandate last
month.
Local members of the Ontario
Secondary School Teachers'
Federation (OSSTF) voted 90
per cent in favour of a strike
mandate for their union negotia-
tors in late June. And Thursday's
meeting marks the first of a
series of bargaining sessions
scheduled over the next week as
teachers and the board attempt to
reach an agreement.
Under Bill 160 current collec-
tive agreements between teach-
ers and school boards expire
Aug. 31.
And while there are several
issues on the table, the driving
force behind the strike vote is an
increase in instructional time,
which teachers say will impact
the quality of education students
receive.
Under recent education
reforms teachers are required to
teach a minimum of 1,250 min-
utes a week, which means high
school teachers at Durham's two
school boards, along with many
others in the province. will sec
RUTH ANN SCHEDLICH
'I hope teachers will see
once school starts that
_they're able to do both.'
their workload increase from six
of eight periods over two days to
seven of eight periods this Sep-
tember.
And one of the areas teachers
say will suffer is their ability to
organize sports teams and clubs
for students.
"I trope teachers will see once
school starts that they're able to
do both," says Durham District
School Board chairman Ruth
Ann Schcdlich. "1 think teachers
get as much out of it as the stu-
dents do.
"fh c have a passion for
pbofo dl' Roo Pleboniro
David's Goliath
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His eyes aren't on the ball, but that isn't stopping David
Morrison from swinging for the fences while playing pick-
up baseball at Mullen Park in Ajax. David was out with some
buddies enjoying the hot weather.
this," she says of the teachers
who are involved in extracurric-
ular activities. "rbey really get to
know the students outside the
classroom."
As for the students, she notes
sports teams have a "tremendous
value.
"For some students I believe
that's what keeps them in high
school," she says, adding partici-
pating on the school basketball
or football team is a "goal" for
students that motivates them to
"keep their marks up."
However, Pat lermey, presi-
dent of OSSTF Durham, told
trustees earlier this year that
"teachers will he unable to con-
tinue to provide the extra, volun-
tary hours which they have want-
ed to spend with students" if
their workload increases.
Ms. Jermey reports she sur-
veyed teachers in February ask-
ing them to log their daily work-
load, noting results from the 311
respondents indicated that most
teachers spend an average of 17
hours per month doing volunteer
work with students.
"These averages impersonal-
izx the reality of the lives of
those teachers and their stu-
dents," she told the board. "Dur-
ing the semester when a teacher
has four classes per day, and no
preparation time, he or she will
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be struggling to meet the self-
imposed demands of quality edu-
cation. 'Ihere will be no extra
time liir voluntary committees,
clubs. teams or rehearsals."
111c increase in instructional
time is a big issue for many
school hoard's across the
province and is one that could
lead to a job action by teachers
this fall at both of the region's
school boards.
"As for what our teachers are
going to do this fall. I don't
know," says Jim McCafferty,
chairman of the Durham
Catholic District School Board.
"1'm hoping that sports teams
will continue.
Mr. McCafferty says he hopes
sports teams will continue but
adds students will likely have to
wait until September to Find out
if their teams and clubs will be
offered.
"I'm in favour of having
extracurricular activities because
it gives students an opportunity
to participate in things other than
school work. It also gives them
an opportunity to release some
steam," he says.
Mrs. Schedlich reports "years
ago teachers used to teach seven
of eight and we still had
extracurricular activities,"
adding sports are "part and par-
cel" with the academic experi-
ence.
"Teachers put a lot into it, but
they get a lot out of it too," she
says.
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P"E 4 • Tilm NEWS mwcwLSER WEDNESDAY. JULY 21, 1976
Some Durham GM workers return this week
STAFF MOVE TO PREPARE PLANTS, THE BULK OF EMPLOYEES EXPECTED BACK IN %-.10 DAYS
SOME/From a 1
F 9e nan work PI 2 t d o r
"GM will focus on starting it up in
the next 72 hours. Car Plant 2 will he
the next focus followed by Car Plant
1 and then St. Therese (in Quebec).
"In the next seven to 10 days most
of our people will he hark."
In fact, some of General Motors
Oshawa car plant workers, including
building maintenance staff, have
already received a call back to work
in order to prepare for start-up, says
GM spokesman Greg Gibson.
Rob Abraham, a building mainlc-
Local teen
stabbed in
campsite brawl
An U*haws
man was m court t
Monday charged
with attempted
murder after a
Pickering teenager
was stabbed dur- c
ing a camp -site
scuffle at Darling- s
ton Provincial v
Park.
Ontario Proven- h
tial Police said a
fight broke out c
about 2:30 a.m. u
Sunday between j
10 to 12 people w
from three camp- I
bites. tw
The altert:ati(m to
escalated into a j
herr-bottle throiw-
ing battle during of
which the I K-voar-
old victim tried to
intervene. and was t
attacked, police
said. hi
Bleeding pro-
fusch from knife
ds
wounto the face he
and heck. the fire
teenager was o
rushed to Oshawa i
General Hospital
in serious condi- of
tum. "C _w, later
tran%Vwwtal to Sun-
nyhro ok Health
Sciences Centre in h
Toronto. where he
Was upgraded to re
fair condition
Monday.
Whitby OPP
Constable Felly
Capper said two ha
other campers
were also taken it)
hospital following we
the incident and to
were treated for
less serious f
injuries. They
include a 17 -year-
old Pickering girl
who was kicked m w
the lace and anoth-
er perstm who was
smashed with a ffirebottle. th
Gunshots rang
out in the park fol-
lowing the inci- si
dent when a dog
reportedly
attacked a Durham
Regional Police i
officer assisting in
the search for suu-
pecu at the camp-
gr<wnd.
Durham Con- 22
stable Jim Ruther- in
ford fired three ckia
shots from his is
semi-automatic
service pistol, two
of the bullets hit-
ting the four-
month -old pit bull
in the head, police
reported.
Ricocheting
bullet fragments
struck and injured
Durham canine
unit Constable
Dave Mouresteven,
who was nearby
when the shots
were fired, said
Sergeant Jim
Grimley, a
spokesman for
Durham police.
The pit bull,
named Donovan,
had it's jaw blown
apart and skull
fractured. It was
taken to a Newcas-
tle veterinary clin-
ic and is expected
to live.
However,
"grey didn't meed
to shoot him:' said
Devon Boston,
whose girlfriend
Crystal Sullivan is
Donovan's owner.
The couple
were asleep in
heir car, with
Donovan in the
back seat, when
they were abruptly
woken up by offi-
ers with their
guns drawn, who
urrounded the
ehicle and
ordered them out.
1r Boston said.
"I got out of the
ar with my hands
p and Donovan
tut went out to see
hat was happen -
ng. I celled out or r three times
the officer, 'He's
ust a puppy. he's
only I6-wccks-
d' and then
Bang. Bang.'
"They just
brew me to the
ground and shot
re as
m. Thewno
re luM
Mr. Boston said
and his girl -
end were with
xrc of the groups
etvoived. but were
nlecp at the time
the stabbing.
They were initially
vretted and
detamul at police
eadquarters
before being
leased uncondt-
txnally later in the
rtianing.
Mr. Boston said
the medical hills
ve already
reached &UX) for
Donovan, who
11 need surgery
have his jaw
rebuilt and bullet
r a g m e re t s
ttrrtomod.
Const. Capper
said the fight
hich led to the
stabbing erupted
after two groups of
ends invited a
mrd group of
campers over to
one of their camp -
es.
'.Fix so erne rea-
son things soured.
Alcohol was
ry
relved. as far as
mental state" of
the people
involved, she said.
Donald Udall.
who appeared
Oshawa proven -
court Monday.
charged with
attempted murder.
ci. er ire ant .., re urne i
work yesterday before the sinke was
even over.
"We're doing whatever we can do
just to clean it up. We're just going
around today turning things hack on
and doing all that stuff."
General Motors added its voice to
those happy with the settlement,
with Mr. Gibson noting, "It
addressed the competitive issues at
the plants. It does meet the needs of
the company and the union"
At Peregrine Acquisitions Inc..
which employs another 1.31X) work-
ers, management was also looking
forward to returning the plant to
business as usual, said spokesman
Wally Sinjakewitsch.
"We have been weathering the
storm but we can't wait to get back
so we can make hay while the sun
shines;' he said.
Although the company, which had
laid off about 70 per cent of its pro-
duction staff, intends to bring some
workers back for Monday. Aug. 3
(the Civic holiday is celebrated at a
different time), employees are not
actually going to he called until the
settlement is ratified, said Mr. Sin-
jakewitsch.
Smaller automotive suppliers may
not have been as lucky as Peregrine
however, Mr. Hargrove said at the
conference.
"We're concerned about some of
the smaller automotive suppliers,
especially those who primarily sup-
ply General Motors. If GM doesn't
come up with some cash for them,
they're going to run into problems;"
he predicted.
Durham Economic Development
manager Norm Leigh has also voiced
his concern for the fourth- and fifth -
tier suppliers who do not have the
cash flow of the larger corporations.
Although not all the autoworkers
were feeling the pinch yet, Mr. Har-
grove, said all the people he talked to
said, "God, we hope it doesn't run
into August."
If the strike is ratified today as
expected, it appears the workers and
everyone relying on them to buy
their products and services will have
had their wish granted just in time.
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spotted by their wide -brimmed
beige canvas hats, trekking
through Durham's residential
neighbourhoods.
But they aren't a pack of sub-
urban jungle hikers. They're
Durham's water -efficiency team,
leaching homeowners how to use
water more effectively.
"We're not the water police
here, we're just informing poo-
ple," says Heather Stuart, a mem-
ber of the team, made up of sum-
mer students, who are visiting
800 residences in Oshawa, Whit-
by, Pickering, Ajax, Port Perry
and Uxbridge to share informa-
tion and pointers on how to
reduce water use.
"People aren't stupid; they
just don't know, - she says,
explaining folks are sometimes
surprised when they Team about
water consumption and ways to
reduce it.
This project is an expansion of
a study done last year in Ajax,
which looked into the best ways
to reduce water consumption,
says Ambrose Samulski, a
Durham College and Trent Uni-
versity instructor commissioned
by the Region's works depart-
ment to complete the study and
continue the programme this
year.
The study showed water ttse
actually drops by offering infor-
mation and small items such as
washers for garden hose, and
rain gauges for lawns.
"We didn't think it would
work." says Krista Shavc, who
worked on last year's study and is
working as a water -efficiency
Size meas
photo by ON* tdpshat
Krista Shave of Water Efficiency Durham shows Mark Smail how to
place and read a rain gauge.
advocate this year.
But it did. And soon after they
began neighbours in the study
area were approaching the water -
efficiency workers in the streets
asking them for items such as
rain gauges and grass -cycling
signs, eager to participate.
Not only did people want to
take part, but the efforts produced
a 50 per cent decrease in the
number of excessive lawn water-
ing.
Glen Pleasance, water -effi-
ciency co-ordinator with the
Region of Durham, says that kind
of decrease is what's needed to
help reduce the pressure on the
Durham water system during the
summer months.
There's "at least a 50 per Leta
increase in the summer months,-'
he says. adding it is mostly a
result of lawn -watering.
"Our ability to supply water is
getting pretty tight, so if we can
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New Beer Store
opens
in Ajax
.JAX — The town's
p.m. Monday to Saturday.
Vowing population and Aja-
and from 11 am. to 6 p.m.
eiarts' continuing thirst has
Sunday. It offers r-5 brands
prompted the opening of a
by 35 brewers.
second Rely Store litre.
Beer Store president Pial
Ajax Mayer Stcve P"
Bartfn.linicw said the co m -
told those gathered at the
pany is ctrrrmined to mect-
recent official opening of the
ing its cusiorners' reeds. to
new Beer Store on Hwy. 2
social responsibility and to
east of Harwood Avenue that
doing its port for the environ -
the town needed a second
merit
outlet.
-We're all very proud to
Mayor Parish noted
demonstrate our ongoing
there's been "phenomenal
effort to increase customer
growth, especially in this
crnveniencic."
area of north Ajax.-
Durham Chairman
And the other Beer Sure
Roger Anderson praised die
on Commercial Avenue is the
Bea Sere fir its commit -
sixth busies outlet of 429 in
anent to recycling. -I wish
Ontario.
other businesses had your
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at the self -serve outlet which
ltd, we wotildn t need land -
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fills."
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"Tens of thousands of dollars
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Based on the results and the
reception of the programme by
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found the information and items
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"I don't know if it will change
it (his gardening habits), but i('s
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OPINION
EDITORIAL
OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS
Beware
perils of
cyberspace
Few can argue about the growing popularity and
purpose of the Internet.
Durham Region residents, for their part, have
jumped on the bandwagon, purchasing or renting
personal computers, signing up with local Internet
service providers and surfing around cyberspace with
great abandon.
Interest continues to grow at an exponential rate.
and communities across the region have been outfit-
ting public libraries with computer stations to allow
residents access to the great netherw•orld we've come
to call the World Wide Web.
And its uses — for everything from homework, to
business research and online commerce — are as
infinite as the imagination. Yet, as more businesses
and families join the online masses, some of the dan-
gers of the Net are becoming evident.
And Durham Region hasn't been left untouched
by the dark side of the Net. One recent case involved
a Durham man who used the Internet to fuel sex fan-
tasies involving children. Law enforcement officials
have been busy getting online themselves to directly
do battle on the electronic highway with the bad
guys.
Therefore it's important. even as we embrace the
Internet and all of its promise, to identify trouble
spots, rnorutor Internet usage in the home and work-
place, and make it a safe, educational and useful tool
for all.
And kids, the record is beginning to confirm, are
particularly vulnerable to predatory users out there in
cyberspace.
As !dike Moon, office manager with an Internet
service provider in Durham Region says. "When you
teach your kid to drive a car. you spend the first few
months with him. The satire goes with the Internet.
Don't let them drive alone."
That's pure common sense. But use of the Net, in
familiar surroundings or in the privacy of one's
home, tends to give us a false sense of security about
the perils of, for instance, talking intimately with
strangers online, purchasing goods and service using
credit cards. or visiting sites that may be inappropri-
ate or even illegal for minors. As parents, we bear the
same responsibilities in ensuring our children are
cuing the Interact property and visiting age-appropri-
ate sites, including chat rooms. In business, produc-
tivity can suffer if employees are spending time surf-
ing around sites unrelated to their task or project.
And law enforcement must be given the resources
and training to effectively police the Net in their own
communities. The Internet may not know borders,
but police certainly have an obligation to stake out
their jurisdiction and monitor it accordingly.
The Internet is, perhaps, the most important tool of
the Information Age. Common sense, a commitment
among individuals and groups to use it appropriately,
and a measure of guarded skepticism can allow us all
to make the most of it. It's a wonderful tool, with
untold possibilities. But any tool used incorrectly or
without regard for potential danger, can become a
weapon against us. Take care when you're surfing.
Pay attention at home and at work to who is using the
Internet and where they're going. Finally. and per-
haps most importantly, make sure your kids know the
rules of the Information Highway before giving them
the keys to the car.
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WE AsK]ED
THE QUESTION IS: HAVE YOU VISITED ANY
DURHAM TOURIST ATTRACTIONS THIS YEAR?
Loretta VrZovs-
blaureeo Susan Holmes
Id says "Petti-
Thompson says says "We go to
coat Creek. It's a
"Cullen Gar- the Bow -
great time for
dens. We"ve manville Zoo
the kids. We've
had visitors every year. It's
been there three
from Europe and inexpensive and
times already."
they loved it." the kids get to
generation'' Our great grandchil-
see the animals
list. Sure "tenants will always
up close."
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Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday
130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L1 S 2H5
FeMislter: Tim WhMWter
LETTERS
OUR READERS' VIEWS ON THE NEWS
Airport lands shouldn't be left in
limbo for another generation
To the editor:
Ocncmi hoods Lice Presidcr,:
the Grcatcr lurunt. Airport
Re -Pickering airport still up in
Don Gibson, is in a serious state
Authontv
the air" article by Marianne
of deterioration and unless
Are we going to leave this
Takacs
maintained will join hundreds of
public asset in limbo for another
It's commendable for the
other houses on the demolition
generation'' Our great grandchil-
News Advertiser to lead the pub-
list. Sure "tenants will always
dren may decide that food to
lic debate on this sometimes
complain" and yes some of the
feed global and Ontario's
co tome and ernmiox l issue.
buildings were quite old (his-
exploding population is a higher
We might even discover that we
toric) and in need of mwnte-
priority.
can have our cake and also cat it.
nance. But people like Thomp-
The Green Door Alliance,
First let's clarify! The three
son. Buckles and Gibson did not
after exhaustive research and
ladies who barricaded them-
live in dumps. They laboured at
analysis of management alterna-
selves in a Pickering farm house
restoration until expropriated.
fives, concluded:
were not protesting exproprta-
Let's be fair! The federal
• The land should he consolidat-
tion. Expropriation had been
government's mandate was to
ed into farm units.
confirmed: construction had
simply and cheaply manage the
• All public lands should be pri-
started. Their protest was ideal-
properties until an airport was
vauzed- houses in the Hamlets
istic. They believed there was no
built. Conservation was not a
of Brougham, Altona and a few
need for a second airport and
priority. There has been some
clusters should be sold without
even if there was a need the site
observed improvement in recent
restriction. Farms should be sold
was environmentally unaccept-
, years. More money is being
as farm units along with the farm
able.
spent. There ane also signs of
buildings:
I am certain the civil servants
improved willingness to work
• Conservation agreements
who manage the land do not
with the community. Public
(easements) should be registered
want to be 'awful landlords% but
Works have, for the first time,
on farm properties before they
they were given the task of man-
applied to the Town for a zoning
are sold to guarantee in perpetu-
aging the lands as if an airport
change for lands west of Clare-
ity the conservation of agricul-
were eminent, se why encourage
mont. There is also a proposal
tural capability and natural
farm investment or conserva-
under consideration to preserve
areas.
tion? The fact is the federal ten-
part of the Duffins valley land
The Green Door Alliance
ants do not benefit from The
south and cast of Claremont.
wants to protect these lands from
Landlords and Tenants Act or
Twice, in 1987 and 1993,
urban sprawl, encourage a farm
the Planning Act. Federal oft -i-
Transport Canada declared
community and investment in
cials do not have to consult the
9,600 and 5,300 acres surplus,
farm enterprises. The site will be
Town or abide by the Official
but lacking public, municipal
open space available for an air -
Plan. The benefits of municipal
and provincial participation and
port if the need is apparent a
government are denied to ten-
due to community objections the
couple of generations from now,
ants.
sale, programs fizzled.
in the light of factual knowledge
The photo by A.J. Groen was
Will a second airport be need-
on the capacity of Pearson and,
taken in front of an historic
ed? What for? Another Mirabxl?
the travel demand and priorities
1840s squared field stone house.
Who knows'' Pearson is under a
of the mid 21st century.
vandalized, boarded up, deterio-
57 -billion improvement pro-
Everyone wins: all options
rating and ready for demolition.
gramme. Hamilton has received
are open. The government
In 1975 this house was good
generous federal funding, and
receives revenue from sales.
enough to be rented by Dr. Paul
awaits customers. London is
Administration costs are gradu-
Thompson, Dean of Scarbor-
also a potential reliever airport.
ally eliminated. Democracy
ough College at the University
The Buttonville 1150 -acre airport
returns to Pickering. A vital farm
of Toronto. Another beautiful
could close, but obviously its
community is nurtured. The
historic dwelling on the 20th
replacement does not need
economy benefits from support
sideline was the proud posses-
18,600 acres.
for Durham's second largest
sion of artist Jane Buckles and
A GTA charter/ cargo/ recre-
industry - agriculture!
insurance executive Brian Buck-
ational airport would fit, with
les. It was vandalized and bull-
space to spare into a few-hun-
dozed. The old Bentley House in
dred-acre site, which could be
Lorne Almack,
Brougham, expropriated from
purchased by Durham Region or
Claremont
Good Samaritan helps frantic mother
To the editor: the outside temperature fed.
reunited and all was
As a resident of hovering at 95 degrees Jim O'Flaherty, the well again.
Ajax since 1942, I'm Fahrenheit due to the local landscape
con- In addition to
pleased to be able to 'Texas
Scorcher,' a tractor tushing to
com- Samaritan work, Mr.
report the spirit of a young
neighbour lady, plete a job nearby, O'Flaherty also does
close-knit smaller com- a recent arrival in the quickly sent one
of his first-rate landscaping
munity where people area, had the misfor- busy men to assist the of which I am a satis-
will readily help each tune of locking herself nearly frantic
lady fled customer
JUDITH
GOULIN
OPINION
SHAPER . o
Judith Goulin enjoys the simple
pleasures of life in Ajax: cats, gar-
dening and walking barefoot in the
grass.
The green, green
grass of home
My cat is the miner's canary and the
message she brings home is not good.
Signs on neighbourhood lawns and
parks read only "Warning: Pesticide
Use." without telling us what the dan-
gers are.
Consider this chilling thought for a
July day ... The popular pesticide 2,4 D
is a component of Agent Orange, a
lethal chemical used in the Vietnam
War. What are we thinking of when we
blithely spray toxic substances on our
lawns and gardens to fertilize, kill
weeds and insects'?
I dread the month of July, because
twice my cat has been near death from
pesticides. Hallelujah! She has sur-
vived another July.
Common symptoms of pesticide
poisoning in animals include difficulty
breathing, vomiting, runny eyes, foam-
ing, diarrhea, seizures, coma and some-
times slow death. In two summers past
my pet suffered through almost con-
stant foaming for many weeks. She
looked rabid- I saved her life by feeding
her with a syringe. Only seven lives
left.
Pesti are not the only ones endan-
gered by lawn spraying. July is haz-
ardous to gardeners who get close to
the ground to dig and pull weeds, to
anyone who enjoys walking barefoot
to children playing and to wild animals.
Lawn spray lurks silently on the st r -
face and has the potential to travel
through the air affecting all living
things. Pesticide poisoning in humans
may go undetected because it looks like
flu or allergies. The short and long-term
harm includes headaches, nausea,
cramps, diarrhea, coughing, blurred
vision, fatigue, heart trouble, stroke,
birth defa:ts, miscarriages, cancer and
death.
Pesticides can be absorbed through
the skin of humans and animals. One of
the inalienable rights and rites of sum-
mer ought to be walking barefoot
through the grass. While we may con-
sider the local skunks, squirrels, rac-
coons, mice, groundhogs and birds as
pests, this is no way justifies our will-
ingness to sentence them to long and
Painful death. Whether they absorb
pesticides or lick their feet is a moot
point.
The Crop Procctio n Insutuic trum-
pets that: "Pesticides play an important
role in helping homeowners and
municipalities maintain lawns, gar-
denis, golf nurses and green spaces.
They contribute to a standard of living
and a quality of life all communities
enjoy." Whose standard of living and
whose quality of life?
If pesticides are as safe as their
advocates would have us believe, there
would be no meed to post warning signs
on a sprayed lawn. Pity that animals
and some children cannot read.
Statistics Canada reports that
500.000 homes are treated by profes-
sional lawn rare companies annually.
Not what I call a treat!
When people and animals are not
safe on a sprayed lawn, when goldfish
in water gardens are endangered by
drifting pesticides, it should be a red
flag for all of us.
It is worth remembering that there
are many alternatives: natural lawn
care services, fertilizing with grass
clippings and compost, hand -pulling
weeds, overseeding, reducing lawn
size, using alternative ground covers of
plants or even stone. The spectacular
front yards in the southwest feature
crushed stone in various colours and
patterns, accented with a few plants and
shrubs, and no grass to maintain!
Lawns rising natural methods of fer-
tilization and weed and pest control do
not look much different from others.
My lawn is not perfect, but it looks
green and healthy. It is not lethal.
Corse, walk barefoot through my lawn,
roll in it, play with my cat, bend down
and smell my flowers and tickle my
goldfish. It will not make you sick! It
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The possibilities are endless.
Consider this small sampling of the
countless websites you can reach with
the click of a button: April Fools on the
Net. Asian business directories, the
Beatles homepage, Broadway World-
wide, the Chocolate Lover's Page,
Farmer's Almanac, Horror Writers
Association, Lego Homepage for Lego -
maniacs. Mr Potato Head, Paintings of
France's National Muwums. Psycholo-
gy Helpnet, Suck Quotes and the Yuck-
iest Site on the Internet.
Really, you're limited only by your
imagination, as the Internet has some-
thing to offer just about every interest
and every age group. At the Pickering
Public Library, for example, patrons
have looked for information on such
specific questions as where courses in
blackjack dealing are offered, what an
antique watch might be. worth and tate
words to the song Somewhere Over the
Rainbow.
More popular topics include health,
travel, universities and colleges,
employment, favourite celebrities and
sports. Many patrons also like to view
newspapers from around the globe.
The library offered seminars when
nine computers dedicated to the Internet
first went online and it will offer anoth-
er round of seminars aimed at older
adults this fall. While many in that age
group are intimidated by the technolo—
gy. head of adult services Linda Linton
believes the Internet has a lot to offer
them.
'-nccv can make travel plans, moni-
tor their investments and communicate
with their grandchildren," notes Ms
Linton, who credits the Internet with
bringing hack letter writing.
"Familics these days are far Flung:'
she explains. "When you're un the
phonic. you're trying to remember
everything you want to say and the
clock is ticking away. Sending a letter
(by e-rruil) is a lot cheaper and is a
wonderful way for people to keep in
touch."
Admittedly, the Internet offers an
often overwhelming amount of infor-
mation from around the world on
almost any topic. And while much of
the informauon avadabic is "very cur
rent and topical", Ms. Linton warns that
it is -not always the first source of infor-
mation. Sorrwtimes, the good old book
on the shelf is more thorough."
Cathy Grunt, the library's manager
of business online services, concurs. "A
book gots through a whole editing
process.- she explams. "1 could wnte
something up and have it on the Internet
in two seconds.-
iChildren's
k rules
-for online
safety
Child Find offers 'My Rules
,.for Online Safety', a list of tips
1for grade school children,
which it recommends posting
Jnear the computer as a
• I will not give out personal
ormation such as my
dress, telephone number,
rents' work address/tele-
one number, or the name
d location of my school with -
It my parents' permission.
• 1 will tell my parents right
ray N I come across infomla-
n that makes me feel
• 1 will never agree to get
lather with someone 1 'meet'
one without first checking
Ih my parents. If my parents
ree to the meeting, 1 will be
re that it is in a public place
d bring my mother or father
• I will never send a person
r, picture or anything else
Mold first checking with my
• I will not respond to any
ummages that are mean or in
cry way make me feel uncom-
mable. It is not my fault if I
let a message like that. If I do,
will tell my parents right away
o they can contact the online
• I will talk with my parents
we can set up rules for
ing online. We will decide
on the time of day that 1 can
online, the length of time I
n be online, and appropriate
Sas for me to visit. I will not
cess other areas or break
)se rules without their per -
Surfing the Internet —
is a favourite pas- a
time for five-year-— `—='-q Til- r zT�'
old Connor LeBlanc (-, W___=; ---�
and his father Norm,
seen here finding
out more informa-
tion about sharks, r
one of Connor's
interests. At right.
Disney's Internet
site offers surfers
and particularly
young surfers -- an
interactive and
colourful worldwide
web exerience.
While there's a mvriad of reputabk
sites on the Internet, "there's also a 1(x
of misinformation out there." notes Ms.
Grant, pointing to health as a topic
You'd want accurate mGxm:uioxa on.
There are, however, numerous support
groups that have a loot to offer.
Still, the Internet can be a "nice com-
plement" to a N -11t, admits Ms. Grant.
pointing to a student researching
dinosaurs who may turn to a book for
hackground information but tour a
museum on the Internet.
Finding your way through the Inw-
net can be daunting at first many users
agree. But, with practice, it is navigable.
"It's a skill, like anything else," explains
Ms. Linton. "Sometimes people miss a
step, but the more you use it and prac-
tise it. the better you'll get."
The key to making your journey as
stress -free as possible is understanding
your search engine, advises Durham
Net office manager Mike Moon,
who compares a search engine to a
library's "Dewey decimal system.
If you have control of your search
engine, it will save you aggravation and
frustirauon;' maintains Mr. M,x,n
To illustrate, when Mr Morn sought
information on the Oshawa General,
hockev team. he found 17 million refer-
erwcs when he entered O.hawa Gcncr-
als Hockey, as the search engine located
each of those words. But when he
entered Oshawa+Generals+Htx:kcs.
Mr. !Noon found just 124 references.
While Mr Moxrti is among those
who found the Internet a fcxm of enter-
taamncnt when he first began surfing it.
he now turns to it as a source of rcfer-
cnce — whether it's finding out what's
on TV that night or researching a prod-
uct hoc's considenng purchasing.
He's so convinced of the Internet's
influence that he would hesitate pur-
chasing a big-ticket item from a manu-
facturer who's not yet on the Web. "if
they don't have a website. I'd wonder
what kind of after -purchase service
they'll provide;' admits Mr. Moon.
"More and more companies are
going on the Net. If they're not on the
Net, they're going to be because their
competitors will roll right past them,"
he predicts.
And with beefed-up security mea-
sures, Mr. Moon is confident it's getting
easier and easier to do business on the
Internet. "Because of the fears people
have about security, the Internet people
have gone overboard in making it
secure," explains Mr. Moon.
He believes it's safer to provide a
credit card number on the Internet than
over the telephone because it's sent
through a code that is deciphered on the
other end. Mr. Moon points to his expe-
rience in the retail industry. "How many
sales clerks have access to your infor-
mation?" he wonders. "Everyone
knows your signature and your expiry
date. The Internet is much, much more
secure."
While Ms. Linton recognizes there
i, a potential for problems, she
urges anyone wanting to make a
purchase over the Internet to ensure
they're dealing with a legitimate and
reputable company.
She believes the Internet is "less
intrusive" than someone phoning
you because "you choose to go on
the Internet. It's not the same as a
phone call from someone asking for
your (credit card number). A slick
salesperson can catch you unaware.' -
For a Pickering resident who hosts a
chat room fur mothers (a(
www.momsonline.com), the Internet
has been a great way to make fncnds.
"We hear from a lot of stay-at-home
mom, who go (online) for support, so
they can have some adult convcrw-
noxn and don't lose their minds;' says
Nato ma Houston.
The mother of three used the chat
rooms several months before applying
for and being interviewed fix the host
job online. It's her respo sibility to keep
the chat room safe. "IT)ere's no foul lan-
guage. no sexual talk alk)wcd.' Mrs.
Har un, rcpa,rt.- '-1 ern kick a Pere.—
out if that corm.% up.: ox the most part,
I just sit there and have fun."
She has enjoyed learning about other
cultures as she 'chats* with parents from
the United States, England. Australia
and other countncs. Mn. Houston has
spoken to several over the phone and
considers them among her best friends.
"It's become a way of life for me,"
she says of the Internet. "It lets me
decide when I'm going to spend time
with my fncnds. At first it was hart
because they're faceless, but I've gotten
to know them well and whit they look
like really doesn't matter"
Keeping your kids safe
in Cyberspace...
Whether you've dubbed it the
'information highway' or -cyber-
space', the Internet is making its way
into many homes, schools and busi-
nesses. An educational and entertain-
ing tool, it changes daily.
Indeed. the myriad of topics avail-
able at the touch of a fin)-crtip has
many parents concerned about the
controversial sites their children can
visit.
Those copcerns have led to the
introduction of a number of blocking
programmes, including Cyber patrol
and SurfWatch. Other blocking pro-
grammes are Net Nanny, security
software for home PC users and
N2H2, which provides Internet filters
for schools, families and businesses.
While such programmes may
allow some parents to breathe a little
easier, at least one Internet provider
believes "driving the Internet is the
same as driving the car" and argues
children "must be taught the rules of
the road before they're given the
keys.
"When you teach your kid to drive
a car, you spend the first few months
with him," explains Durham Net
office manager Mike Moon. "The
same goes with the Internet. Don't let
them drive alone."
An avid user of the Internet, Mr.
Moon has given his nine-year-old son
"limited access" to the information
highway. He has heard few requests
for blocking programmes and
believes the majority of those who do
want such programmes "are not com-
fortable with the (Internet) them-
selves".
When Durham Regional Police
and Ajax Block Parents held an Inter-
net safety seminar recently, they
turned to the Child Find website,
which points to -some highly publi-
cized cases of abuse involving com-
puters," but notes, "reported cases are
When you teach your kid
to drive a car, you spend
the first few months with
him -The same goes with
the Internet. Don't let
them drive alone.'
-Mike Moon
relatively infrequent."
Still, the Child Find website warns
that teenagers are at particular risk
"because they often use the computer
unsupervised and are more likely
than young children to participate in
online discussions regarding com-
panionship, relationships or sexual
activity."
Child Find identifies the following
as risks:
• Exposure to inappropriate mater-
ial. A child may be exposed to inap-
propriate material of a sexual or vio-
lent nature.
• Physical molestation. A child
might provide information or arrange
an encounter that could risk his or her
safety or the safety of other family
members.
• Harassment. A child might
encounter e-mail or bulletin board
messages that are harassing, demean-
ing or belligerent.
But "to tell children to stop using
these services would be like telling
them to forgo attending college
because students are sometimes vic-
timized on campus," the website
maintains.
"A better strategy would he for
children to learn how to be 'street
smart' in order to better safeguard
themselves in any potentially -danger-
ous situation."
Child Find offers the following
guidelines for parents:
• Never give out identifying infor-
mation — such as home address,
school name or telephone number —
in chat Homs or bulletin boards and
be sure you're dealing with someone
you know and trust before giving it
out via e-mail.
• Consider using a pseudonym or
unhsting your child's name if your
service allows it.
• Get to know the services your
child uses.
• Never allow a child to arrange a
face -to -fare meeting with another
computer user without parental per-
mission. If a meeting is arranged,
make the first one in a public spot
and be sure to accompany your child.
• Never respond to messages or
bulletin board items that are sugges-
tive, obscene• belligerent, threatening
or make you feel uncomfortable. If
you do receive such a message, for-
ward a copy of it to your service
provider and ask for their assistance.
• Remember that people online
may not be whom they seem because
it would be easy for them to misrep-
resent themselves. For example,
someone who identifies themselves
as a 12 -year-old girl could really be a
40 -year-old man.
• Remember that everything you
read online may not be true. Be very
careful about any offers that involve
coming to a meeting or having some-
one visit your house.
• Should you become aware of the
transmission, use or viewing of child
pornography while online, report it
immediately to the National Center
for Missing and exploited Children
at 1-8W-843-5678.
• Consider keeping the computer
in a family room rather than a child's
bedroom. Get to know their 'online
friends' just as you get to know their
other friends.
PAGE 7
AT QUEEN'S
PARK
Let's talk
about
Premier Mike Harris's contro-
versial government has stirred a
lot of passions, but will have trou-
ble with its latest claim it has
induced people to have more sex.
The odd boast was made by I
Economic Development Minister
AI Palladini, who attributed an
increase in a leading manufactur-
er's sales of condoms to an eco-
nomic boom created by Mr. Har-
ris's Progressive Conservatives.
Mr. Palladini said residents are
more prosperous and happier and
therefore having more sex, which j
"kind of go hand in hand,"
although it is not known whether
he intended a sly play on words.
He said he was encouraged
because more people having sex
"arc doing it in a safe way," and
buying condoms, which helps the
economy at the same time.
When a reporter pointed out
sales of liquor as well as condoms
and partying all have increased,
Mr. Palladim pleaded, "I hope they
give Mike Harris's government the
credit for all the partying that's
igoing on and all the positive things
that are happening in our econo-
my,
Some of the theorizing of the
minister, who used to be a car
dealer and to whom exaggerations
come easily, is open to question.
If people buy more condoms, it
is not conclusive proof they have
more sex. They may merely be
taking more precautions because
of increased appeals for safe sex.
Some possibly use condoms —
dare it he said'' — because they
feel they cannot afford or do not
want to bring up children in a soci-
ety where Mr Harris, more than
any premier betore him, is disman-
tling the social safety net.
Women on welfare will be par-
ticularly apprehensive about
becoming pregnant because Mr.
Harris stopped a small extra fdxxt
allow ante given pregnant wcffare
i recipients.
All that extra ho oze Mr Palla-
dino is overjoyed residents are
swilling down may even he crod-
ing restraint and promoting what
in stricter times would have been
called promiscuity with unending
help from movies and TV showing
imen and women jumping into bed
within minutes of saying hello.
On top of this there are always
questions about how much Mr.
Harris is responsible for economic
growth. when experts overwhelm-
ingly attribute it more to a boom in
the U.S. and low interest rates over
which he has no control.
Many. and particularly Tories,
will consider Mr Palladim's boast
that his government boosts con-
dom sales, in poor taste. Tories tra-
ditionally have been reticent in
discussing tax.
Long -serving William Davis,
father of five, never used the word
publicly in 14 years as premier as
he urged maintaining family val-
ues.
Mr. Harris's government recent-
ly outlined its policy on sex educa-
tion in elementary schools, wanted
abstinence stressed as the primary
means of preventing pregnancy
and sounded embarrassed it even
i raised the issue.
The Tones continue to claim to
be the party which supports family
values, but oddly. more than anv
1 other, they have had problems with
' sex.
Mr. Palladini would have felt i
more at home discussing it pub-
licly because he is the only minis-
ter in memory sued by an ex-girl-
friend for support of achild. He
admitted while married he had an
affair with an employee at his car
dealership and was already paying
support which she wanted
increased.
The only Speaker of the Legis-
lature. or MPP for that matter, sued
for allegedly sexually harassing a
woman employee is a Harris Tory,
Allan McLean, who was pushed
quickly from that office by Mr.
Harris and MPPs, although the
allegation still has not been
proven.
Mr. Harris also has the only
MPP arrested for soliciting a
policewoman posing as a prosti-
tute, Bill Vankoughnet, who was
sent on a course which lectures
offenders on the damage caused by
prostitution.
Mr. Harris's Tories will still try
to portray themselves as support-
ers of family values in an election
next year because of their hard line
against street crime, but they are
not helped by a minister's boast
they promote booze, parties, con-
doms and sex.
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View to a grill photo by A.J. Groen
When The Youth Centre In Ajax held a barbecue to raise money for Toronto's Hos-
pital for Sick Children last Friday. Matt Somers and Catherine Finan took up the
challenge and lent a hand at the grill. Another fund-raising barbecue will be held
this Friday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the centre at 360 Bayly St. Money collected
that day will go to the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital
Man injured in industrial accident
AJAX -- A 26 -vicar -old Oshawa
man oras .c%crely burned from the
want down while working at an Ajax
paint producer.
The s ictim was attempting to
change a filter bn a paint line at
Dominion Colours on Finley Asenuc
when the pct blew off, covering the
man's lower body with liquid with a
temperature of 90 -degree Celsius.
police .aid
He was rushed at approximately
9:30 p m. on Sunday to Ajax-Pickcr-
ing Hospital and later tramterrcd to
the burn unit at %%'cllcslcy Hospital in
Toronto_
No other details were available
yesterday
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 29
SINGLE PARENTS: The Ajax -Picker-
ing Chapter of the One Parent Families
Association holds its weekly meeting
for custodial and non-custodial parents
at 8 p.m. at the Annandale Golf and
Curling Club, corner of Church and
Bayly Sts., Aiax. New members wel-
come. 831-1201.
CANCER: Yoga for Bodies Under
Stress for cancer patients or their care-
givers is held from 10 to 11:15 a.m. at
Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre,
B6 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. Take a
blanket and small pillow. Limited
space, registration required. 579-4833.
CANCER: Hearth Place Cancer Sup-
port Centre offers relaxation and guid-
ed imagery techniques for cancer
patients and their caregivers from 1:30
to 3 p.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Sup-
port Centre 86 Colborne St. W.,
Oshawa. 579-4833.
BIBLE STUDY: The Durham Christian
Community Church, a new church in
north Pickering, holds a ladies' Bible
study every Wednesday at 10 a.m. The
church is at 5460 Sideline 30 in the
community of Altona. Everyone wel-
come. Childcare available. Phone 426-
2823.
THURSDAY, JULY 30
CANCER BEREAVEMENT: TLC, an
informal open support group for care-
givers recently bereaved due to cancer
is held from 7 to 9 p.m. at Hearth Place
Cancer Support Centre, 86 Colborne
St. W.. Oshawa. Register, 579-4833.
FRIDAY, JULY 31
ADDICTIONS: Serenity Group holds a
12 -step recovery meeting at 8 p.m. at
Bayfair Baptist Church. 817 Kingston
Rd., Pickering. The group deals with
addicrtions of all types, including co-
dependancy. A child care programme
s available during the meeting. 428-
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ENTERTAINMENT
.NIGHTLIFE IN AJAX AND PICKERING
Seniors ' showcase
Local dancers Kick
Up A Fuss in Toronto
PICKERING — The Ifhh
annual Royal Bank Seniors'
Jubilee will take on a clecidedly
local flavour at Toronto's Roy
Thomson Hall this month.
The Jubilee, set for the
Toronto concert hall Aug. 17 to
21, will feature more than LAX)
performers from more than 75
Ontario communities. Over the
years the event. dubbed A
Week -Long Celebration of Age-
less Talent, has showcased thou-
sands of performers from across
the province.
Angela Cameron, of Picker-
ing, will be leading her Kick Up
A Fuss clogging group into the
Seniors' Jubilee on Aug. 21. The
group is made up of 50 cloggcrs
Ajax camps
A Junwr hrchghter Camp
for kids aged I I to 14 year. is
offered by the Town of Ajax
and the Ajax Fire Department.
R includes fire prevention
methods, guest speakers. a trip
to the Port Hope Fire Muse-
um, water hall, graduation ccr-
emorI and more. Four one-
week sessions are offered.
— the oldest being 82 years of
age — from across Durham
Region and from as far away as
Markham.
'Ihc group will perform the
country dance form akin to step
dancing, but with high kicks.
The Kick Up a Fuss Clog-
gers have been a fixture at the
event for the past five years and
it's definitely the highlight of
the season for the group.
"We always look forward to
it. There are seniors from all
across Ontario performing;"
says Ms. Cameron, an instructor
of clogging in the area.
Following the programme
presented by the Kick Up A
Fuss Cloggers, four members of
offer unique
beginning Aug. 10. The cost ns
$99 per week per participant
and it's held at Erre Station #2
on Monarch Ave.
Also offered is Camp
Canoe, which is aimed at
nature lovers and canoe enthu-
siasts.
It will focus on canoe
skills, with the majority of
the group called The Four Kicks
will perform several examples
of Celtic clogging.
Cameron, along with partner
Betty McInnes, will also take
the stage during the five-day
showcase while donning big top
hats for the clogging number
The Old Red Barn.
Other locals in the showcase
are ballroom dancers Sandy and
Gord Brittain, who will perform
several examples of popular
dance form during the Seniors'
Jubilee.
Tickets for the Roval Bank
Seniors' Jubilee, at $14. $23 or
$26, are on sale at the Roy
Thomson Hall Box Office or by
calling (416) 593-4822 ext. 225.
experience
each m,ming spent on the
water.
The afternoon features
games. It's for kids aged eight
to 14 Nears and is $140 per
week per participant. It's
offered at Duffrns Creek and
Rotary Park.
Fur more information, or to
register, call 427-8811.
photo by Ron Pietronlro
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Ajax
residents
invited
to name
that
school
AJ.t X —
Ajax rc,idcnts
ha,c a couple
of days lett to
have their say
in the naming
of a new cIc-
mcntary school
in the Her-
mitage North
area.
The Durham
District School
Board is invit-
ing Ajax resi-
dents' input on
possible names
for the new
school at 25
Harkins Dr.
The board is
considering
three names for
the school,
including
• Daniel
McCarthy Pub-
lic School, after
a Valley Farm
Public School
student who
died of
leukemia at age
14 Daniel had
raised S40AM
to w a r d
l e u k e m i a
research.
• Alexander
Graham Bell
Public School,
after the inven-
tor of the tele-
phone, teacher
and naturalist.
• Louise
Richardson
Rorke Public
School, after
the author of
children's
books in the
1930s and
1940s and
teacher who
lived near the
site of the new
school.
A n y o n e
wishing to
c 0m m e n t
should write
before July 31
to Ajax trustee
Darryl Blakely,
Durham Dis-
trict School
Board. 400
Taunton Rd. E.,
Whitby. 1.IR
2K6.
The school is
scheduled to
open in January
1999. For infor-
mation call
666-55(X).
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Pickering rugby player aims
for second Eastern title
By Al Rlveff
sports editor
PICKERING — A Pickering
rugby player hopes everything
goes according to plan for his
Ontario under -I8 team in its
upcoming appearance at the
Eastern Canadian Rugby
Championships in New
Brunswick this month.
Erik Cuzzolino. 18. says he
confident he'll bring home his
second consecutive Eastern
Canadian title as his Ontario
under -17 side captured the title
last year.
Ontario is again favoured to
capture the rugby crown in
Fredericton. New Brunswick
playing against provincial teams
from Quebec. Nova Scotia,
Newfoundland. P.E.I. and New
Brunswick.
"I think e. 11 win it no prob-
lem:' predicted Cuzzolino of the
championships which began
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DICKER-
ING — Young
hockey players
can brush up on
their skills before
the beginning of
the season at a
non-profit hock-
ey school in
Pickering in
September.
The school,
run by volunteer
coaches, will
focus on skills
development
through fun,
organized drills
for players aged
five to nine years.
The school will
otter one session
of three one-hour
classes at Art
Thompson Arena
Sept. 15 to 17
from 4:30 to 5:30
p.m. each day.
Class size is
limited to ensure
individual atten-
tion.
All children
will receive a
certificate of
achievement.
Cost is $35 to
pay for ice time
and supplies.
Early registra-
tion is recom-
mended.
For more
information, call
Paul Etherington
at 420-2971.
PICKERING — A
Pickering teen hopes to be
houncing her way to Australia
later this year.
Amber Pearce. 14, of
Whuevale, captured the gold
medal on individual trampo-
line in the 13-14 age category
at the recent Canadian
Trampoline and Tumbling
Championships in Montreal.
The victory at the
Canadian championships
enabled Pearce to qualify for
the World Trampoline
Championships in Sydney,
Australia.
Although the member of
Skynders Trampoline Place
in Richmond Hill has quali-
fied nt compete in Australia,
her trip is still in limbo
depending on whether she can
raise the money to go.
Trampoline has been recog-
nized as an official Olympic
sport for the 2004 Summer
Olympics, but, as yet, there's
no funding available for ath-
letes.
If you can help sponsor her
or if you can donate a product
or service to a silent auction,
call (905) 471-6114.
MASTERMIND
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Tuesday and continues until Aug.
5. "We have a lot of players on
the team from last year so we
have a lot of experience. A lot of
us are hoping to go to the nation-
al camp."
A Flyhalf with the Ontario
side, the OAC student at
Pickering High School in Ajax
hopes to use his offensive skills
to bring Ontario the Eastern
Canadian title.
Cuzzolino led the provincial
team to a 38-0 victory in an exhi-
bition contest against a high
school from England just prior to
the Eastern Canadian champi-
onships. In that game. Cuzzolino
booted three converts and a
penalty kick.
Playing for the provincial
under- 18 team, however, is not
the major focus for his summer
on the rugby field. Cuzzolino
hopes to earn his way -back unto
the Canadian under- I8 team
when try -outs begin in
Shawnigan Lake. B.C. on Aug.
13.
Last September. Cuzzolino
accompanied the national team
on a playing tour of Germany
where they compiled a 5-0
record, including a win over the
under -19 German national team.
This season, a spot on the
national side would mean he'll
represent Canada at the 1999
under 19 World Cup of rugby in
Cardiff. Wales next April.
While he's confident he'll be
back on the national team.
Cuzzolino says it will take a
good training camp to ensure a
spot on the squad.
"I do feel confident about my
chances:" says Cuzzolino. "it's
going to be tougher this year
than last year because it's the
World Cup team. I want to be
confident, but not overconfi-
dent."
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Pickering Sox midgets split contests with Aurora,. Whitby
PICKERING — The
Pickering Red Sox
singles for two runs hatted in.
Bill Starmans had two
pitching, going the entire nine
major
midget rep baseball split two
league contests, winning and
also
singles, Jason Schwabe earned
a RBI with a single and Ben
.; B/q
losing by identical scores.
Gooch singled and also beat
with two singles, followed by
In a contest against Whitby.
out a hunt for another single.
112
the Pickering midgets pre-
Pickering's second run of the
after hitting singles. Hindley
vailed 4-2. Evan Risko pitched
game came on a double steal
hit grounder and fired it to be
a fantastic game. working
with Lawrence drawing the
plate to record the out. Risko
seven innings, registering 10
throw to second base, allowing
made a difficult flyball catch
strikeouts while allowing five
Gooch u> steal horn.
in centre field. In the bottom
hits. Chris Lawrence allowed
In the sc%cnth inning with
of the ninth inning with
two hits in closing out the final
Pickering clinging to a 3-2
Pickering ahead 4-2 and
two Innings.
lead and Whnhy having the
Whhhs having runners aboard,
Lawrence also had a strong
bases loaded and none out,
catcher Brandon McMillan
ng two
game at the plate. huuw
!Hike Hindle% caught a hard-
!H
gna
uned strike to second base
They're the champions
The Amberlea Tennis Clubs Toronto Granite Club to Toronto. Pictured are
Ladies' Day League representatives team captain Laura Green, Barb
won their division and were awarded Hughes. Rosemary Aiken. Margaret
the championship plaque at the Pascoe. Marnie Bracht, Patti Santoloce
league's recent awards banquet at the and Kathy West.
Pickering squirts finalists in softball
PICKERING —
squirts hauled ganicly
pitching, going the entire nine
The Pickering squirt
throughout the contest
by popular demand.
boys' select softball
only to lose I5-10.
with two singles, followed by
team made It to the
Malvern salted away
112
championship final of
the victor% after scoring
after hitting singles. Hindley
the Jayne Harris Annual
four runs in the seventh
Aug. 29.
Memorial Tournament
inning. Pickering came
single.
at Pickering's Kinsmen
back to %•thin one run
Ajax and the new Deer
Park this past weekend.
of Malvcrn with a score
McDonald's restaurants.
The tournament is
of 11-10 after trailing
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eight to 16, ith two clinic
named in memory of
11-2 after three
Jayne Harris. a valued
innings.
former member of the
Pickering opened the
Pickering softball com-
tourney with a 29-6 vic-
mumty who passed
tory over Malvern
away last June. The
Jumor. In game two.
memorial trophy Is on
Pickering defeated
display at the Pickering
Marysale 29-1 behind
Recreation Complex
tine pitching supplied
The event attracted
by Shawn Cowie.
12 syuirl .Died team..
Shawn Donnelly con-
P1aying in the event
tribdilikl f4'Mta a
were Malvern Senior,
triple, double and two
Malvern Junior.
singles — in the game.
ocO
Mary vale. Milliken
Tach Eastman recorded
Mills. 7 Oaks.
a home run and two sin-
Bradford- Wcst Rouge.
gies.
North Bendale,
In the third game.
Woodbridge, East
Pickering earned a spot
GAillimbury and
in the final after pound -
Pickering.
ing Unionville 12-2.
Matched against the
Pickering received out-
undcteated Malvcrn
standing fielding by
j 4f
Senior squad in the
Ellis Bowen and B.J.
i
final. the Pickering
Hann who combined
F -
for two double plays.
Shawn Mcikle and
Chits Dennis each had
three hits.
Team members are
Tach Eastman• Shawn
Donnelly. Adam
tiorthern, Steven
Manning, Michael
Lindsay, Ellis Bowen,
Shawn Cowie. Chris
[lin I%, Shawn Mctklc.
Ryan Briggs, Masood
Bashir and B.J. Hann.
The team is coached
by Terry Eastman, with
John Donnelly and
Dave Northern assist-
ing. The scorekeeper is
Tum Lindsay.
to erase a runner attempting to Defensively, the Sox con- defensive plays to the contest.
steal second base to end the noted for three double plays Catcher McMillan made sever -
contest. in the contest. Hindley, Kyle al key blocks of pitches in the
Meanwhile, Pickering Sheppard, McMillan and dirt to keep runners from
dropped a 4-2 decision to Lawrence all made heads -up advancing.
Aurora. Risko provided strong
c
pitching, going the entire nine
clinic for youngsters is back
Innings on the mound.
by popular demand.
Lawrence led the offence
A junior golf clinic is
with two singles, followed by
4
Janie!; David and Schwabe
112
who scored the Red Sox runs
Creek Golf Academy on
after hitting singles. Hindley
Z'
singled and had a sacrifice
Aug. 29.
bunt, while Starmans added a
3
single.
McDonald's Restaurants of
Golf clinic offered again
AJAX — A free golf
times available: H a.m. to I 1
clinic for youngsters is back
a.m. and I p.m. to 4 p.m.
by popular demand.
Instruction will be pro -
A junior golf clinic is
vided by Deer Creek Golf
being offered for a second
Academy professionals and
time this year at the Deer
all equipment will be sup -
Creek Golf Academy on
plied.
Salem Road on Sattinfay.
Lunch will be provided.
Aug. 29.
Registration forms will
Sponsored by
be available as.of Aug. 10 at
McDonald's Restaurants of
either the Bavly Street or
Ajax and the new Deer
the Heritage Market Square
Creek Golf Academy, the
McDonald's restaurants.
clinic is open to juniors ages
For more information,
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call 427-3276.
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What is
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a collector's
item?
It's a baseball
donated by the
Toronto Blue
Jays and auto-
graphed by out-
fielder Shannon
Stewart — just
one of the items
up for grabs at
Pickering Muse-
um Village's Fall
Family Festival
auction on Sun-
day, Oct. 4.
Mr. Stewart is
one of the new
Jays with a
promising
career, auction
organizers
report. In 1996,
he led the Inter-
national League
in stolen bases,
had a 13 -game
hit streak in July
and was Interna-
tional League
Player of the
Week in August
after batting
.567.
Four 100 -lev-
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Holdings will
also be on the
bidding block.
along with arca
carpets from
Smitty's, golf
passes from Four
Seasons and a
tour of the Elgin
and Wintergar-
den Theatre.
The second
annual fund-rais-
er is being held
to collect money
for the rcrt..ra-
tion of the Puter-
haugh House. It
will also feature
heritage games
and activities, a
Read-A-Thon
and Cow Plop
Lo y -
Businesses
wishing to
donate Items for
the auction
should contact
Pickering Muse-
um Village
Foundation
chairman Laura
Drake at 839-
1395 or vice-
chairman Pat
Dunnill at 839-
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golden blonde com-
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skin tones.
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colour of your hair
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blonde highlights to
your natural hair
colour. Two or three
shades of blonde are
used to complement
your skin tone.
Highlighting adds
depth, versatility
and tone to your
tresses, she says.
Jaekline also rec-
ommends a gloss
colouration treat-
ment in between
colouring to elimi-
nate brassy or yel-
low tones and add
depth and shine.
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directly to Oshawa This Week, will net
lee forwarded to the fik Inllnber.
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MSKCTOR SU"LIEP suD
Ion Ail^mar i'Ve_lun eeM 1 GeIse4 Hao
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and there shall be no h-
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ad Mechanical
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ADV'RTISM
,o na ll. wan Work to eek
Accts No 5 yeas we"
is looking for
erperinu $191. ftcarp
prospects to
ro pam Fu resume Ado
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CnnMa 1x161 1%-0941 Stgl
new9papars and
FLORAL DESIGNIERIffACHER 'a' psis°"" Inom p,=
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required at our 52 Sir11C0e St. S., Worden Interval (9051579 -
Oshawa location. Must be a floral 1317
IAOE! *lWiNT LDS! A 311%
school graduile w4h diploma, 3 5 ym 6 "IN tot ones ed Nu;n-
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ATTFMTIOM - Luca connDatN
his 20 new Dpmngs of
tanseaira and spars nems
$1285 to tart Training Is
provided Positions ole tug or
PIA mer Cil for wnnaw Irl
tornu0on (905) 7234920
Funded by the Ouurio Government / ATIFMTION up b $10 per
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C11.NC irrff VMI naWN-0 I 35M
AE TEAM DWV M needed
mmedur ey Yum Pau: po-
lice Clearance. DM Drug
Well. seml-clear absaxl.
Muvmum 1 if tum driving.
Will we b Duman Repan
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quests that advertisers
check their ad upon
publication as News Ad-
vertiser will not be re-
sponsible for more roan
one incorrect insertion
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and there shall be no h-
Atoodml. Plano'D reOwrW
Apply n person can 3 OD
11 Carona
ability for non -insertion
11 Carron
kngstor Road P'ctenng
of any advertisement.
IKlrpsbhtast of Brock Rd )
Cosnrbaal b blow,-. n
for errors in ads
M
ANY AND TEe1M Made-
THE MALL STATION Carter
ISability
to the amount
my at Hwsgaeg will Exhol
Tra'hng Center Become a
for
p r the space «tlr
pad
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mfipal nest.
Dying the error. All copy
aarauae esthetic school
Rellared no approved by
available in
ea aryl'nof peacures. raa-
15 subject to the appro-
the ppnavole vocational tthod
mq Stu'anl 'i aunany oval-
vol of management of
ad. EauM IOday Owplomas n
Manicure. procure. mon care.
able 4a15 $20 19051723-
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rod tCore lay uw1 end
boy tart keup afptry.
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rands
COFFEE TIME
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sctgol Fiuncwip
peow".rad art. m
training lean o airrshgaa
Counter help,
4.2"No, 15 S.. SI
fid D (9°I 57766-355e'tng
training provided,
OWae. (905) 721.7546
M1MMOL4MM Faably hos
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apply person
PPY In
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openngs for 3 IW can sol-
sonspom a tla seasd
P40
ATTEMOAMT Mature part
475 Waititey Rd.
Mipenaai `I Por
Mama
tame reamao to, gales donor
N. Ajax
M.b. Fig 0170. O %_
In PWhennp town GNnr n
LNm
WMpylctarurla This Wel,
PO Bok 481. Dsfowa, ON
cad The Wel. PO Bon 481
e.penma necalary. cad
IraSe Glowit wl.
ough Navy
otgn dl•atY comON)'/ rr
Dtaw6. OnarM LIM 715
tomen Apply ast l The Wu m the
Terbaglee Oil changes.
van Cal 1 416)754-34M
6000 Cowl
HAMtTYLIM mumli
Eapnann required 1a Duly
J
flyers 10The
beceniv areas
Reese Ave.
Howes St.
MacDerrfl°It Dr.
Gard St-
DNk9Wy Cit.
Li1100k1 St.
Mia St.
Duffin St.
Gear" SL
881511Ave
on Crt.
Jacwin Dr.
Marwin Dr.
Cannn Cr.
CIBfelvn Blvd.
F68rT1 Cies
Crenlev girt
Sarydtxst Cr.
Deedxarst CEL
Maldron Dr.
Secord St.
Thicket
& 1 Ccro
ir.
Unwood St
RBdW00d Lane
Dellyrook Ale.
Lyrxrwr CrL
Be= St.
Mena . c Dr.
Autumn Cres
White Ceder Dr.
Siker Meole Dr.
Bornholm Dr.
East Ave.
Golder's Green
GrandhaO Crl
Whiterodk Rd.
Wirner Gardemli.
Parlette Ave.
Ravine Park Cr.
Clemes Dr.
Ecogen Dr.
Badtgate Dr.
Acheson Blvd.
Wanita Rd.
Meade ovale Rd.
Centennial Rd.or*** AYf
FOR FURTHER
NFORMATION
CALL 883.6117
1 Orales H11p 1 W- Help
NMbARM Rere stauram Re.
_... _-JiSner 6 Buffet
DEOMTROIasT required
Atoodml. Plano'D reOwrW
Apply n person can 3 OD
sme
person to sot cam ml
Dm to S IOp m a 1725
treatments Sm* as Laser
kngstor Road P'ctenng
lar remove. tax last. eta
IKlrpsbhtast of Brock Rd )
Cosnrbaal b blow,-. n
am MOST NOW 0""a7raanlp
people en ansa All
Used mwpil "" to 10
rrauwep w be supplied to
"going AMWWn Pelade to
tart 'rnnledeaey Pgase tan
n0 vacated yeas trom sum -
723 -3930 or but resume to
mer collo lint loo appkc-
(905)723-3339
ml considered Call $tieNeY
OOMMO's FIM roe hong
tor.Nd Ned al 720 ll1
dries; Pad can airily
lmrti-(905NY67990.
Earn up b $12mr Plone esatip
tipery n persn. s 1215 peyly.
ePart�rtfi7m�epf�
Prhang.Igw 831-M
Hll1a0S17;y o1
ONVMG Intruaor l(r
14
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dm i for AiacyPia
For busy salon. Hourly
area ow sax $elude r6n
WIN
Wage plus tarlplz on
IW brake (905E 7$78
"W" PMne
EAaa son. pa sea! As-
Barb or Wendy
so n lngi ppd, w ban IN
Ip. washers regular and a.
brcapaasy, neW style $1504
kCle as 2-3hNdry. Amalkp
LOVING. RekiOk IIOm!
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1'MT 71M In Cock. Desh-
is 4
dwais 11641247%cBB.
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a line d'nulq reslwrmt E. -
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o�enpyeri preferred Pluse
Transpunafion necessary to
M File 0177. Oshawa
N //gyaalel Hourly wipe 1905)-
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WMpylctarurla This Wel,
PO Bok 481. Dsfowa, ON
Duty SurDre,
11X 7l5
ough Navy
otgn dl•atY comON)'/ rr
FULL i PMT YM laN
gwrdra a
a ws am own car
Terbaglee Oil changes.
van Cal 1 416)754-34M
previous experience nem-
HAMtTYLIM mumli
Eapnann required 1a Duly
Iary. valid Jr'wn license
11Weaplthey 'r%
salonGreat opportunity
Rd ALM
phone all
p,danrp (905) -B31 -M "'
PaCanolo$ GTRt ltd. 11nt a
HAIRSTYLISTS
tmmmwest pa,n'"�f7
$200 WELCOME-
ro wim Ex -
cow c cadet YN-ta 148
ON -BONUS
�bret �
New Salon/New
MIM REI$ Needed. w11
ftp dour glial mromr
x'°^11
Opportunity, Great
to sen only„,ltd. co-
wage 3 commis-
er9edc maviduals lot salts
rppm Purse tau Anson 905
Sion. Flexible
431.987
hours, FTIPT. No
RETML Flowing Vote to,
perms, no colour,
y4wra peIsm nn interior
hspn Opmu orpnbm n
just take a deep
u" APP'Kam tlOeS not W
breath and call.
experience Tram on fault.
Ra nu)p 001 be pro-
file
Learn what Super-
ouni r to Ptel.
his
OSNw flog this Wtek.
cuts can offer YOU.
PO Bon 481 oN
Now hiring in .sick
L,H7ts
ering area.
TAXI and T WKVvan Orn -
Call 1-888-888.
M blamed Ica and pan bel
30 4av CWIM abatraa, Mor
7778- Ext.1552
osttaba dist if.
(Toll Free)
Call Be, 31
MmTn It- Spm
flyers 10The
beceniv areas
Reese Ave.
Howes St.
MacDerrfl°It Dr.
Gard St-
DNk9Wy Cit.
Li1100k1 St.
Mia St.
Duffin St.
Gear" SL
881511Ave
on Crt.
Jacwin Dr.
Marwin Dr.
Cannn Cr.
CIBfelvn Blvd.
F68rT1 Cies
Crenlev girt
Sarydtxst Cr.
Deedxarst CEL
Maldron Dr.
Secord St.
Thicket
& 1 Ccro
ir.
Unwood St
RBdW00d Lane
Dellyrook Ale.
Lyrxrwr CrL
Be= St.
Mena . c Dr.
Autumn Cres
White Ceder Dr.
Siker Meole Dr.
Bornholm Dr.
East Ave.
Golder's Green
GrandhaO Crl
Whiterodk Rd.
Wirner Gardemli.
Parlette Ave.
Ravine Park Cr.
Clemes Dr.
Ecogen Dr.
Badtgate Dr.
Acheson Blvd.
Wanita Rd.
Meade ovale Rd.
Centennial Rd.or*** AYf
FOR FURTHER
NFORMATION
CALL 883.6117
1 Orales H11p 1 W- Help
. Deyue A"le
1 sr.leo for
ACCOUNTING i ADMINISTRATION
euRC1ffittiAnT reliable
DMPLAT7STORAGE UNITS
Fast paced moving company
daycare. near Lord Owham.
crane. Ic«rpts CPR. Ftm
Ideal for commercial sale a
cd's and(or bode Perone 721 -
re vires a full experienced person
q Y P p
Ai°' negmr luxtassucks.
Wpe yard Lots a TLC 428-
o601016n-u59
to fill an accounting position for
7422
FREE , N Mover and amities
you most take down Phone
maternity leave. May lead to a
Day AFTERNOON Night Wee-
M-71187 (SM)
permanent position. *Simply
P P P Y
keno Cd1e 7 Idyl a stele
TLC Hot meals Traps to pa k
FREEZER -(Woods ExCelferral
Accounting" experience a must. This
Toys Computer Laamnd
t4 cu h . Dood wonmq sol A
b
poi $200 oo0 (Draw) 905
position requires extensive
lmrti-(905NY67990.
knowledge in all aspects of
DIXIE AND GLENARIU - Ex-
Mme. APPLUMas. Saes
accounting up to the financial
�.e; ttd 0dyG1fe pro"clef
opemnp tar 3 yrs ad
Parts. Sema Frooes S11Xv
statements lie. AIR, AIR, payroll, GL,
w Fun. mmfaWk emron-
o delua host -pee. 2 gest
oi'j. White value $1400 on N
trial balance)•
mem. 2 playrooms. large
bac yaro. daAr Dallas, car
$ISO. stoves. seN�mwq 6
soon s10vw. eyes Si7v
Please fax Or mail IlSU/ne:
"Attention:
Inst aid tele encs$ and rc-
,sails in (905) $37-
Ip. washers regular and a.
brcapaasy, neW style $1504
Kathy Green"
Fax#: 905-571.4769, or mail to:
LOVING. RekiOk IIOm!
$5 apt sit Waw raiir
$5017, over Itlr raw mi-
P.O. Box 31106, 1300 King St.,E.,
Daycare acowing aps tip to
aotwve YJ00. uPM I eea-
Fi
OShawe, Ont. L1H BN9.
5 fears lunches. maths, big
�layroom, large yard. Allan/
.. fair new .
'Iaramg A JAN Up to 1 r
Skilled Help skilled Hill
�rrop,rove area. Call Jxkro
uo, 5 -0129
IIarrat" Avg 2.8yrs 126
Sfn)me S1.S (905)7284013. .
P41NOSSPANoFxn*R
PICKERING Mach r Rollo.
NANKS' APPLIANCES. -Sales
Lo,nw dayare. 18 maims to
' years Daily vol,rgs
Pans ,RI- nodes
uFd dein. ' mt-!ree 2 gar
Crafts, story nnlaciryard andme. mink nv
1150, slavasalide �yN-ue $-d�1e/0m0'mnqpon1
Ifea'rs Mals i stocks First
PRI
Md. C PR. 0ertdl Non-
repuW 5100/up. diger fi7Y
up w.sners regular NO ec-
smdurp, 905-128-
im wapty. are style $15or
1144
uuapt son eataridri of
SOM Awa, IMI Iwldles.
,.
'""". oder fireane la-
cra Wave A00. ulama bees.
rwm'Oue S'idks pi'x.ew di-
ers. kke neW f30Nkp FI-
ihlapath Ings. Chan,. 70y1 9a-
Ion alba Non
r2naM avLlible Up 10 1 r
4
adored
son . 3 ANt aid tgE6ns.
wirrardy 2. rs 4Y'
yoSt.S (905)4z40R1
_2
427-2356
aEST11Er NEIC11T3 roti
area OmIndaok are for
NWO eard Oa110M Wind
lammef 11 svNOle for von
em »s-7'w7'.iW'
mp "V NWFsm N KEWWRE 9000 BTU ar mrd
- tereaces. CpR7Firm Aid ononei xkng $125. cal
CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE
666-603° Ism
CADILLAC LTD.
1 NW/•m
carrier
[B IFI ,-, eashelSTACRd span -
, s�:e Waller and dryer
Bodyshop Personel %vanted
BREEDING SIA03 Foil .ALE
cw Dias 42735T1
Licence Preferred
-.(*es end cock a -tans
t1AS1xA i M1'FII E•c~
-und, mer Will dewed 6 tapk-
For a Busy Pickering Dealership
ia,ep WI after 7 m
)sro9aleD
1(051 sao`�e`ae lel Cep
Call Rob Charette
at
NOWINOF TME Bride •
Omedk
KM KV ,. veil oD
(905) 683-9333
0 7r" un, ""a ,
eves diad') or I 6
NkntIoo ICU am Iran $er
etalg fJ25. lain IW
er liE1t61476/934
s -6816-Q362
n NK tot 9.50o $eo
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rx�EME -VES`_^a ,
1 io.ucr r.aKe
Oemel
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power
NMM ALM with
pool mw m'td0tn Nan aw-
100011 SD Fr SUN a M 4n
a cam mum coloned Woo
.. •-ale Farugry ry►Mxl brc n
."w i Asking $190
.40 geiM LION MM.am
,efpm intim, tan tmN.
1EEDEU
LICENSED OPTICIAN
ay cmm-
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"our Clan Aaap
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ONE STOP
OPTICAL
' Svi Cow t w �
A„ available
Nowapan.�rnp
10 Simms Drive, Ajax,
Dint. LiT 315
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alley guaMwo For mon All ,artworks of Christine Marshall, Tri ha Hnmance, James aywnere.WAM
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MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. • 5 P.M. U ew�erysc�+xA exposure K eor xes
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(905) 571.3522 � Aar, wildlife s, tilptures srerlmg silver wall plaeluc%. a large 1.888-1191.6600
SHELTER CANADIAN . Scle tion of imptiried Italian w,aad frame• minors,
Postmaster Edition sumps collections. selection of Mint
PROPERTIES LIMITED IM $0. FT, co nl ,inns - 1`9�i and rare mint secs, Estate lues. (tank Notes. HARRY -0 -THE -
space for lease Wrkag 6 (;(,Id Coins. Darin and & r.nuinc stone nn Gold chains, MOVERS
rater clu led easy access. K ' K+• Move Dig or small, we
1062 Nelson St Non- earrings, penxlxnts, Ix -ger watches, pearls, sterling silver pace- them all! Free esp.
faONmonth 905 7234115 -IAC w,e.lry, c r i mms. Accent furniture, Oak, mates. seniors discount.
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56 Ntona u cal 509* CARI OVER 30 FULLY RE. yPark`% auplranoes S11"I THE SUMMIT PLACE �r2 foa� a %IA-gany, Tahlc lamps, Chen+led Teddi s, (all retired 6641 nP CONDITIONED AUTOS ON sift 905 433-0062 Ask '•m 41905{19-2899 figures), Humor el late% L4 figurines. Model Cars, Star Trek of age s acerrioavailable. also
FOUND 3NMU DARN Brown MLLI AMA2IMG PIUCESI axis Cath • 1,2, a 3 Bed Apts. K p K ^rotage space awila0k.
dug spa= tYpt Female - Meal Vista - 19% L.Ina 1-SEDROOM Basemen, • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES KO Oshawa Centre. En. items. Disney Ni Harley Davidson, axllectihlcs. Cordless Contparabfe rates Call
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LOSi CAT W,pp!c gray rawly Gere Scan, IoadeD 62.000 Alar, all inclusive $690 no damanbusuness talc melud. Terms Cash, Visa, Nic, Amx and debt, as per posted 2k
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1995 Neon air. amu great : 2 7 a 4 Oegrx;m raocAe- AUCTION O, md»t beiuui�; !'�n er sat 11 :. Carmr!will
ROTTWEILLER puppws for deal, 56.950. 1995 Cavalier. >p rq-cortapls. A,gu9 and
sale Senuus inquiries only air two• 4 Door. 90.000 kms. (tet „ale n soy CONSIGNMENTS Fruitful vine splendour of Heaven.
'lady W pox (9os1.43 puppies
$8"0. l black.
Cavaw zz4. WINDJAMMER _!W. etduoes king +wa.,d AND ESTATES Blessed Mother of our Son of God. Im- ; 1 arow
loeded. black, 93 To 0 kms, _
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moa, ver 0) :% AUDI 1, fm1 S4, OL. IN amNy pr tm. APARTMENTS -AJAX as*'� ng Boy ties. O, Star of the Sea, het me and
scoots. IfAWI x11 721-1 316 $4,99% 199.1 Geo Metro. sink.. 17051187-2550 Low COmmi551Oft, P
99.000 kms. 5 speed, red, sed 33 & 77 Falby crt. Afford- i-OKAYGEON Aa,!Mpm 2. payment neat show me herein you are my Mother, ('I sTr)s1 "0vII,
MEAPOLItNMasunmint. 53,990. 1995 RrdN. vroom 1am,q N. Queen of Heaven & Earth. 1 Humbly be -
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3105 dlrAp (6.995. 1991 Maida rat. Ines axk. dock. trgwaq %clove me in m necessity. Make nests.-:...IY.n.
323, ado. ,til Ince. 100.000 ^ a From $785 per m0. includes n•�9Mr, prnate heawaw ser. Tours. at 6 p.m. Y f requests. „p�,,, biwid.
Ap011A8tE MMAUYAN Kn. kms. $4,950.1989 Geo Tracer coq, $ats sins rawry. %5001 Antique furndure. There are none that can withstand ,your AI.. vush 1f
teres. Punted Seal Blue. 6 er prow car. 5 SOW, stay If Fridge, stove, broadloom, AAsaupp 1.14. Aux 7 appliances etc. power.) O, Mary conceived without sin, : vr(dvw oars.
rorae poems aim ryes $3 $95 $6• van a CMiea :epi (705) 7-1992 ,
Ready b Liner trained Aro Centra. 155 Kay S. air, heat, hydro, water and Owner and opera. Pray for us who have recourse to thee. (3
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430-0217 aW-M $675 .9 viclunw ave W -V for ear car lam- Irving air earrrq room. 2-4 ra W K,ydd,a Rhall Mon- dpPo
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1 1 bedroom brtn-lewd Pak- S725iruonm Aam" tsV 0673 03HAM OtiA3M6 MAS-.
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Al1)FY calcar. $4000 sed Irudss. pproixl tArL and SMIap sPwirs 2 bedroom.one
For fto • yrs, Exp.
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oUMW Graham. 6 eve N o Parking. segs M. 1116) Aaeya i►dsa, pA1rA 12. ,980 (965} 619.4663.
7x1 TBlO. 4 tars 1 Q'a+a- A a A ADTe Cars. ULcb. 3 bedroom MMMM S.ip} 6965247. en S appears rclii0ed. 3- a on, Iia rdape-
lad sub. awNM, Pow paw- t110r00111. z 6eaN..w 0aaoe
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ba. $6500 Cant. 905-619- S0' nonsniaker. Anal Mead 6pin Ai.sr
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WE FINANCE 93000tims, 1 wrror. loaded. Win bilge, stow, carm. WRSONNMSSLMO 2 ped- Everyone Abomf regains
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bad credit; n0 sops 0. ar ratdibu,ea. mi- Aug i pSespl 56% Fim a
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coiidt�r bedroom.
Bedroom with private smug DO ROT.na
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Lots OI pre- 5,4,000. 1905µ31.26e2. two - 2 tNdrear� ceps m new. Ajax. 3 log bate 4 000M Amiable August 1p $590' INVB11GR 111M101ICIF
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FINANCE Ave PMAmuN6 4 4LeRoor 4751,1.
DEPARTMENT 1 Raakw Rd 72 3634. � ham w me $1 in MWlwa • Good bad am
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Colour matching Ajax Provincial liberal Association. Passed away a
Stucco cechinlinghis home on Monday July 27, 1998. Terry Breen, lot
No moneyu0 trout. ng husband of Date. Loving brother of Mary Ellen 11
ry when your sa0shed. tine and her husbwld Art. and Denis and his vdf
Eamau senor Decwa4 Sue. Dear uncle of Richard Dembrough and Key)
GK sew at na Pamela Dambroi*, Michelle and Wendy Breen. Sm
(416)414.5911(Cj
1) in-law of Marion KDpach. Predeceased by his parent
Pro Palati Can and Erie Breen. Sadly missed by his many ax
Ad ay( sins, family and friends. The family will receivd
New WaIIWl"He" A, fiends at the MCEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME, 2l
C.ale'a'n+` Old Kingston Road, Ajax (Pickering Village) 905
IVZ-lfltt 428-8488 from 7.9 m. Thursday. A menlona
rdpgaaty w,ra p y
r earrW4ePrca Service wed be held in the Chapel on Friday, July 31
204 nn for sem., 19N at 1:00 p.m. In leu of ffowars, donations me
cY1 (a a RIFE Fsumaat be made to the Ontario Haan and StmkR FarvSa
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NPIGE 1t - TlIE NEWS ADVEIMISER WEDNESDAY or JULY 29.19"
SCOREBOARD
FAX GAME tnulTs To 683-7363
BUMIAM WEST SOY, BA3111 LL
Standings ad reeds AS
Gaw L 5 T rF'f
19eJe 3 3 0 0 6
S'iolt0ara 3 1 2 0 2
B- 3 1 2 0 2
LEAGUE IESLILTS
GAME ONE
Bulk 47 (Ouse Valaderes 13. Naeem Emmwral. 10.
Adrian Aknander 10) vs. Cough 39 (Reyes Arpin
Douglas 19)-
OAMETWO
Wlcks 53 (Jesse Forks 19, Jos pupa, 12) vs Chargers 35
DL1111111M COLLEGE MEN'S
SUMMER BASKETBALL LEAGUE
SW,d.W and star" as N July 19
STANDINGS
TEAM G W L T F A PTS
Los Angeles 7 7 0 0 420 325 14
Phoenix 7 5 2 0 361 304 10
CP -90 7 5 2 0 367 369 10
Houston 7 4 3 0419 374 B
Cho,". 7 3 4 0 353 334 6
San Mems, 7 3 4 0 364 357 6
Scatm 7 16 0 327 387 2
Indene 7 0 7 0 254 415 0
SCORES -GAME ONE
Los Anp*as 55 (Mer. Gordon 22) vs Charldhle 38
(Shown Paterson 12)
GAMETWO
"OuNM 52 (Joe wsrringrm 171 vs l eh a 37 (Draw
McAlpane 18).
GAME THREE
San Antonio 57 (Bene Les 19' vs Boston 40 (Mark
Oronow 14)
GAME FOUR
P row ,• 63 (ROB A 181 ys Chicago 38 (Bmf CroaVls
13)
MOLSO N 1SC MEMS FASTBALL
As o1 July 27
G W L T PTS
Id Selects 27 22 2 3 47
taken- Twits 28 16 7 3
39
Elora Div- Lumber Kings 28 13 11 4
30
Senate Z"on Spans 28 10 11 7
27
Scarborough Thunder 2e 12 14 2
26
Fingal Tops Fugrawrs 28 7 12 9
23
Samamys of Toronto 28 7 17 4
18
pock-te1g Hest 27 4 ,9 4
12
WEST PICKERNG LADIES SLO 4TCH LEAGUE
Standings and scores ss N July 23
'S 1 4 0
STANDMS
2
TEAM G WL T F A
PTS
Bs 11 9 2 0 201 125
ochayles"_
1e
Far Lia 10 6 1 1 20s 100
17
Lego, 10 7 2 1165 111
15
Rio-Paravers 9 6 2 1 146 ,16
13
whoops 10 5 5 0 184145
10
Sm space 10 4 6 0 119 136
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MaleNc 10 2 7 1 150196
5
Iloados 9 1 6 0 119163
2
Bban May 9 0 8 0 50 252
0
SCORES
Meek arlArp Jay, a: Chin For Line 33 vs Blow,
Away
7 LegOn 19 vs Rowdies 12, Pa1r6Partnars 17
vs
Whoops 12. Pano-Paraws 20 - Sun pan 6. Baty, 30
nil MyMec 25
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PICKERING LADES FASTBALL
6 2 4 0
As t1 Jury h 7
4
TEAMG W L T
PTS
besefvy c."9 a , o
t6
Smit Food Far 9 6 3 0
12
Lav Science s 3 5 0
6
Belays 10 1 9 0
2
PICRERNG. SOCCER OLIN
LWMWFIVE MIXED DIVISION
Jews 1: Sinkers a ! Kerse, 1. s)insk . ttalrew MCCoraoM
2, Chris Tomos MVPs Mathew Lipinski. JaCpu*nx
Sogs, vs Bey Sas 0
LNDER-NYC A DIVt$$ON
Jaws IS: Sport" Images 7 (Ricky Taylcr B•ysn Knorr
2. Tyke, T.an a. MVP Ricky Talow) n M"terCarc 5
(Jordan KolsoppWp- 2. Michael MpWn 2. WORny
Jews 22: Striker 3 (Eaeten MCOWW W 2 Cans Samoa.
MVPs Rao Sppv*k, Alae Von Gerrean ogenl K.
Sperling 'meg" 1 (am" hhser. MVP Emerald Ta,tor),
Boyer Pomuc 10 (JW Wtwmta 9. Cameron
Karwdy, MVPs CANN, gda.go. Bin Farr*) ire ge,
Sas 2 (Meat Dai. Cody McDonald. W►s laawC
Mak. Cody McDonald)
JMa 2W Strikers 5 (EOWW McDonald 2. Caaerdn
Starkie. Ryan SoogeMk. Alae Von GMemngan. 1aVP
Wawa Saw.cAy vs Thunder , Ye V Hyder. MVP
'motor, v..o vvr n aware. o...r., s u w. vvi.m..wo..
Connor k6 u ion. MVP Brenta. 1bY) n Rarper, 5
(PatraM S ---,ft, D~ Watson. Kevea A- 2.
Grind Sze. MV►IW++ Vass) aaaNerCsrd a (Kelly
BIN -1 4. Jordan K011lopou40s. Jas Lamanna. MVP
Keay 6-hwl " gtaaow rmarotewon 4 (%ftor-
Stanley 3. Shannon SlonWengo MVP Met"n
stamp). Tweeters 4Meth mol Gap. 2. Ryan Senear
2) w My Salsa 3 (soar bap. Sheresse Peaty.
Ruyan Thewer). Sporting Images 11 (Alvonje r
$mop -1w 2. Bryan Knocks. Tyler 1, 11 a. u
MVP Aru,y
Snnawen) ve Ab,a, Metals a MM1eee 4 (David
Kierslkrd 2. Michael Curves 2)
Jul, s: Sporting Image 14 (Mu)uai Saaasso n, Rocky
Tarw Tyer Tran II Cala Leader) ver awsda
Stanislaw, 4 (Juka Gadd. Matthew Stanley 2,
Shamm Szonabwgro. W► Jobs Good). Sewers 8
(ES~ McDonald 7. Mae Coma. MVP Are Cutis) vs
MasterCard 3 (Jordan Kotsopoubs 2. Robert
Wiorppel. Bteawe S (Grant Tamps 3. Michael
Woks, 2) ver Rapers 1 fM.KA Seminaries. MVP
hock MCM41W). Apley MaW s Machine 3 (David
Kwstad 2. gabby P.anq) vs ger, Sales 1 (Rowan
Thweer
Arty 6: 80yer Pontiac 6 (Jas VW**U mgrs 4 Connor
hek.a- 2; K Tamers 3 (Raman Shaw 2 Mwhow,
WgIWU t.YP alkaysae Robb -Mr a )
Ally 13: Thunder 4'Jordan Ing Cryo• 2 Jonathan
Cin -FOM. ANeanOer Mauro MVP Jaren, Hyder) vs
TwNars 1 (11yen F"
a) MasterCard 3 (Jordan
Kotsopp*p{, MVP Tetley Sloy rsesk,) vs Rapers 2
(Dykn Yetaon. Kava ROM. MVP Gsbreft Psalm)
IkznrOs 9 (Grant Tamura 3. Mian Leese 2. Connor
FMN 4. MVP George moa m) vs Bay Saes 3
a
(Mkzwn Thawr 2 Soma Baldy). Strikers9 (Ata Von
Gamn'rig" 4. Easton McDonald 3 Cameron
Spamss. AIaK Curtis) vs Melldae Monteeav, 1
(Seavlar. Starkab ogre. MVP Szaaao Stonaaur9h).
ADavy, Metals a Machey 2 (gabby Pnrltce. Michael
Ovidasl" Boyer Pontiac 1 (Jake Whmian")
Jay 20: Rangers 4 (Penick Senmods 2. Dyen
visual. Kevin Roan, MVP George Logarak l) vs
Twweas 1 (Adam Labs. MVP Emily Maces). Sinkers 5
(Easton McDonald 2. Ase Curtis, Cameron Span".
Kaeay viAeon) . Boyar Pontiac 2 (Jake ~Sornpa).
&.zeds 13 (exam Tamore 5, Cornor 1" 3. Bryn
Led 3. Graf. Beatty, George Meazares, MVP Sarah
Budderfnah) vs Bache MomMsm 0 (MVP Mitchell
Viviano). Alk" Mcrae a Machine 7 (Michael Dudes 3.
Gabby Panne* 2. Diva KrontMd 2. MVP Mason
Mea) ver. Masser GN 1 (Jordan KoNopoulos).
INDEP,fM'B' DIYMION
Jany I& &.zard 4 (AM"ndel Fortin 2. lan Donearh,
Christian Demopoul". MVP Chraxe Frpona)
arhvs.
Kicks 1 (Brandon Cmea). Str*on 3 (Corrado
Ca nam uk. MVP Sarah Boat) vs. Conned Me" and
M 2 (Tyer Fraw, 2. MVP Karolyn Feohowil Twain 9
(Yana Beller" 8, Andrew Earliest. MVPs Yes
Ml@nW*. Andrew Baena) n. Lightning 1 (Adam
VaNOW, MVP Adam VaWdao); Pun Energy BaeariM
4 (Spencer Fernardwz 2. Ass From, Joseph Doherty
Mw Lesnt Keys) N. Garry a Say Auto 0 (RSVP
Ndtea DwWvWU); CWW*aW$ 6 (JOWIw Marnalk 4.
Shelaney I". Matthew Farrell. Will Carl
MMM. Ashley WiMWe) ors, Sy&W CamPOWs 0 (MVP
Aesn Dunlop)
Jtft 2S: Pun energy, Bent rev 4 (Spencer Fernsndbz
3. Joe Doherty MVP I MOW Hartpm) h. TwOm 2
(Bryan Sordash, Yana MllentyM. MVP Krialk
Falnaaa0w); lightning 4 (Adad
n Vafad. Adm
Spills. a
Sps. MVP Adam) vs. Shismay's Optical 3
(0rb4an Matin, MichW Waaar. Carer McCormach.
MVP Michael aper); CMtid Hretup a Air 4 (Taylor
H~ 2. Tyler Freese, Adam Camille Tayilp
Hund) e. Blny
izzard 2 (Zachary Dor. Aka Foran,
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MPala Pendia).
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Jay 23: Wngeos 3 (Michelle Dixon 2. Wu4e
PoDMn, MVP Kersey Stolen) N. Design Tisch 0 (MVP
Meogm Harem); Thunder 5 (Coentey N wimn 2.
Yawn Girard 2, Jannitw Leigh, MVP Melisso
Beeksu) n. Canada Truer 3 (Kelly Want 3. MVP
Spencer Ekz. Has); Im~ Pham a 4 (Samenpha
Darer, Sarah MOnu1g. Amber Pagan, Meow Sant.
MVP Taylor Borne) ver. Image Video 0 (MVPs Arielle
Daley, Kenzie MkKesigah); Amel Topsoil 5 (Kann
ToonteN 2. St ,theme King 2, Gden Clayton, MVP
Sen Pointer) vs. Accurate 3 1 (BrW" Arsenauh);
One fissourcn 3 (Kailey Chappell 2. Alum Smith)
n. Carpel Towns 2 (Kallay Sparrell, JanMle Fortin,
MVPs Kae Dhakwl, Melones Gram).
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July 6: za
Bnnd 2 vs. Wayne's World 2 (MVPs Hilly
Young, Knolls Opasino); Volkswagen Volcanoes 3
(Jetefca Weir 2. Elasixoth Walkngion, MVP EluaOath
Walkngton) vs. Whatamore's Form 0 (MVPs Tanya
Hanby. Kelly Woods). Thunder 2 (Keys McNsuy.
Denele Tagkont, MVPs Kara Haggerty. Sanu nBW
Cooper) vs MAM Meats 0 (MVP Lxdary YYrmoluk),
Rangers 1 (Jenna Arum, MVP* Sash Fenton*, Carly
Marshall) vs J Gilaw 1 (Da11)ps ipso, MVPs
Dmielle Spain . Jillun McKay).
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July 1S: Jome H. G471on 1 (Jesarea Scesarhca, MVPs
Jud Bladis, leseca Batteries) is Strains 1 (Ern
Small. MVP Cossandm Cana). Mangers 3 (Jane
Arum. N*nan* Ledo, Carty Max". MVP Neevrare
Ludo) vs. Blizzard 0 (MVPs Rebecca Nicholson,
Amada La Matsu), Wayve's World 1 (Laura Jaleres
1 MVP( Alexandre havollna. Mteste VaatYez) vs
Wolk...gm Volcae« 0 (MVPs Andres Matheson,
,Kayla Reardon). Whmtemom's farm 6 (Lauren Cmelld
2. Kristen Cummings 2, NabeH Harris, Taylor
Y haw'"ore. MVP nmennwgs) h )MSM Mears 0
(MVPs Rotation ApaCntgs
Gm", MURDER -12 Dr4lam 1
Jany h Carkedyn Progress 3 (Variate SaAnld 2.
Gerken Slaney. MVP vanssu Soared) vt Ability Metals
1 WANy Inkster), Rangers 2 (Jenny McCW SNph&**
Walsh. MVP Lay Madden) vs. PaNr's AppWnces 1
(MNete Mun, MVP Maim" Mua), liro-Bel 2
Mepharely Labour. Sarah Manion, MVPs Laura Wom".
Andres Gray) ver. Kicks 0, Sled Images 4 (Diene
MacDonald 3. Nicole Kennedy, MVP Deans
MacDonald) H. PrsceN 0
Jany 13: Kicks 0 (MVP Lsuw Bachmann) vs. Canadian
Progress 0, P,O Egll 4 (Sarah Man- 2. Chngne
Donley. Tiffany Chin, MVP Christine Dinelsy) w.
Precose Office Reps., 0 (MVP Tamara Lavery), SNA
Image 0 (MVP Ncoe Kennedy) vs Peter's Appliances
0 (MVP Emily Moss) Ability Metal a Machine 2
(Melanie Campbell. Ashley Vaughan. MVP Amanda
Frnzler) vs Rangers I (Jenny McCoy. MVP Catherine
Lobto)
A* W. Solid Image 2 (Cauma MacDaWd. April
Haze. MVP AM11 Hate) vs. Pro" 0 (MVP Erika
Cincrnlarep). Paler's Appliances 2 (MKMae Spanittls.
Alf E -1 iss . MVP Ashey ThomesM) vs. Kicks 0
(MVP Jet Six Adea 1. Rangers 2 (Jenny McCoy 2.
MVP Ganem Saw) r.. CW4~ Progress 0 (MVP
Me," Grail), Ability Metal 3 (Ashley Vaughan 2.
J*seica HIggaN, MVP Ashley Vaughan) H Precis
Olde Repare 1 IN*~ Dysart. MVP J"sca Tomos)
UHMP,12 OMS' Dr4t$WN 2
July W. Harmony Ranch 5 (Camille McPhsa on 3,
Holly Stapley. Ale. Stopey. MVP Camille McPherfon)
vs. Dmty Shset MeW 2 (Ate. Farr, Owtany
Gaudst. MVP Knsty Munroe). Lightning 3 (Nicola Z.-
2. Brittany Lloyd, MVP Katy Billing) vs. Tool 0 (MVP
Velli Mason), Thunder 3 (Mslbry hobmes 3. MVP Sierra
Retblmg) vs B,zalbecue 3 (Katelyn Margerm. Gunn
Caggiula, Sheena Yacoob. MVP Kalslyn Marperm),
Sblke,S 3 fLaura Hurst. Oumra Kara Virani. Leila
Stephan. MVP (aura Hurst) v3 M&M Meats 1 (Lyndsey
Catton. MVP Lvndsey Caftan)
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6 4 2 0
55 36
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6 4 2 0
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10 (WP
Kevin
McKay, MVP Rob Courts)
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0 ILP
t'
we" Mo sled. MVP Gua Cpacoalerle); second
Storey 10 (WP Nowak MOKsy, MVP Greg Nanny) vs
Cwew Cho"$ 0 (LP Laghtal 'Boas' MUkO(W
MVP Darryl Fords. Elvins LaraCOuem
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Bill leash, MVP Torry Bruce) w. SAA Veers 11 La Goid
Darlalg. MVP Bob Phillip). EMM Larlxxhe-C*raury 21
15 (WP a MVP Errol Ch.) w. SM Vows 3 (LP God
Dering. MVP Kevin Diamond); Can -Sort 26 (WP Man
Mu,r, MVP Brandon Bagnall) vs TSC 9 (IP Mae
Wikos, MVP Js" Met -0). Petrma's 15 (WP Jim Iaeiar.
MVP Wayne 'Forgot My Pants' St Aubyn) Ver. Siena
Fearom Re7Mas Oualnty One 8 (LP Bob 'Gulch
McCulchool P.0-84 22 (WP Jim Hew*r, MVP Lm
Chisholm) vs Stan FMron-Re7Mas Ouakly Dna 5 (LP
a MVP John Viscs). Shu 21 (WP Mike Bnand. MVP
Mark Parliament) vs Dickson Printing 9 (LP David
Hodgson, MVP David 'Ar9onoles' Keith). Sint 17 (WP
Mike Briand. MVP Pierre Rivard) vs Dickson Printing
16 II P David Hodgson, MVP Shawn 'OK' Caprm)
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