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Pickering
It's off iciall,•
residents on
one side of
fence fight
Iffy Limb Wkne
Star wnter
PICKERING — Residents in a
new subdivision here are calling on the
Town to allow their developer to tear
down wrought iron fences which sepa-
rate their homes from a busy road and
install ones they believe would be
safer.
"We're afraid kids can slip through
or climb over these fences," says
Clcarside Court resident Lorna Day -
goo, who recently moved into a new
home in the Ballantry subdivision at
Brock Road and Cone. 3.
Neighbour Imtiaz Visram agrees.
"They arc attractive, but they aren't
practical;' he says of the fences.
installed last month. "A lot of people
arc complaining"
It appears their concerns could be
dismissed as 'buyer beware' since
wrought iron fences were approved in
the plan of subdivision before con-
struction even got under way. Still.
town officials are now trying to orga-
nize a meeting with resident% and the
developer as early as next week to
address concerns. Return to sender
Admittedly, the subdivision is not
traditional, says director of planning
Neil Carroll. In an attempt n, break Ira Schleien hits the return during a match at the Glendale Tennis CkA in Picker -
away from a "wan of fences' that � There is plenty of tennis action unfolding on courts around Ajax and Pickering
often line busy roads, the Town called
for these homes to be positioned clos- as playoffs loom in the coming weeks. — -
tt `c street than here,. Province vows to get tough
"here is a yard chert, but it doesn't
function as a traditional backyard,"
Mr. Carrell explains. 'it's a cosmetic
facade' and wrought iron fences were
installed to make the hones look more
attractive to the Puckering community S
at large.
He believes such fences also make
BVck Road safer because it allows to
residents to see what's happening in
there.
The front yards of the homes arc
deeper than traditionally planned a
the houses were designed to accom-
modate that. For example. sliding c
patio doors are at the front. where the v
developer is to install a fence and land-
scaping for what Mr. Carroll calls "an
amenity arca
The houses themselves "provide
shielding from the noise" on Brock
Road, adds %tr Carroll It was the
Town's intent that homeowners would
not use the back A their homes I
"I'm sad to hear people didn't do
their research:' he ss}, I,! di,appoint- t
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AJAX-PICKERING HOSPITAL IS NOW ONE HALF
OF ROUGE VALLEY HEALTH SYSTEM
Amalgamation of your hospital is
officially under way.
The Ajax and Pickering Health
Centre — formerly the Ajax and
Pickering General Hospital —joined
the Centenary Health Centre in Scar-
borough to form the Rouge Valley
Health System on Aug. 1.
Both hospitals will remain open
under restructuring plans and
'changes will be gradual", officials
promise.
At the Ajax site, $12.8 million in
capital funding for restructuring —
70 per cent of which comes from the
Ministry of Health — will be used to
renovate and expand services in
anticipation of an increase in
patients. That expected increase is
due it) the closure of the Whitby BRUCE
General Hospital and an anticipated CLIFF
population growth of I8 per cent by Maintains important role in
the year 2003. amalgamated health care facilities
Included on the last for strategic
future plans in Ajax is a C.T. Scan- That centre will receive S1.2 mil-
ner. which provides a computer- lion in capital funding — with 70 per
enhanced image used for diagnosis. cent coming from the ministry — to
Also on that list is the introduction of renovate pediatric unit facilities,
the Unit Dose System, a computer- expand the neonatal intensive care
ized method of dispensing individual unit and provide a children's obser-
patient medications, considered the vation room in the emergency
safest, most effective method in the department.
industry. Centenary is also preparing to
Both are already available at the take on cardiac surgery within the
Centenary Health Centre, which has next year to keep up with demand for
been named a regional pediatric cen- services in the Toronto area.
Ire, one of nine in the Greater Toron- The Ajax and Pickering Health
to Area. h is also a member of The Centre was built in 195.1 and oper-
Hospital for Sick Children's Child
Health Network of Greater Toronto. See ROUGE Page 4
in collecting student loans
COt.LEGE STUDENTS ARE TOWS 1-4 *RIPPING OFF A LOT OF tiARD-WORX NG
h Sinew 0 M MI And, it represents $125.9 million in the government wants to implement is
tan writer de, or toughly $4,200 per student. "an income -contingent loan repay- +•`
The number of students neglecting "That's the amount we're going to ment programme" that would ensure
pay back their post -secondary loans be trying to collect," says ministry "those who can afford to pay. pay and
Ontario is soaring, leaving the gov- spokesman Danek Gauvin, adding those who need the extra help get it.-
trnment and taxpayers with a heavy -the overall default rate (this year) was Ms. ticker says the Province would
nd
debt load. 23.5 per cent across the province" need Ottawa's co-operation to imple-
And that's why a local MPP says Statistics show that this year's rent the plan which she claims would
he Province is increasing in efforts to default rate is up from an average of allow the government to better enforce
olleci student debt with a plan to pri- 16,6 per cent for the 1996-97 period. repayment of student loans.
afIre debt collection and step up Community and Social Services "It takes an agreement between
enforcement procedures. Minister Janet Ecker reports the gov- both levels." she says, noting the
According to figures recently emment is working toward the goal of Province is also looking at the possi-
rcleased by the Ministry of Education reducing that default rate to 10 per bility of withholding income tax
and Training, close to 30.000 students cent overall by the year 2.003. refunds from students who have
at colleges, univenities and privately Students who receive a loan and defaulted, of doing credit checks
IV institutions in Ontario default- don't pay it back arc "ripping off a lot before awarding student loans and of
C4 on their loan payments during the of hard-working taxpayers;' says the working with post -secondary institu- ,
997-98 school year. Durham West MPP, adding the tions "to share the costs of defaults"
Thai's up almost 75 per cent over Province is working on several initia- According to statistics released last
he prc, nna, ,car's figura, which saw Lives that would improve both student week, 13.9 per cent of university stu- JANET ECKER
'.t x 4, pupil, turn their hacks on loan assistance and debt collection. dents, 27.5 per cent of college students T takes an agreement between
❑t. She reports one of the initiatives See LOAN/Page 2 both levels' of government.
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Police crews examine the crash scene at Westney Road and hospital. The 3 a.m. crash occurred as the officers were
Hwy. 401 in Ajax yesterday which sent two police officers to responding to a call.
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Two Durham police
officers injured in crash
AJAX — Two Durham Regional The accident is still under inves-
Police officers escaped with "non tigation and "we don't expect a
life-threatening" injuries after their decision on charges to he made for a
cruiser collided with a tractor trailer few days," Sgt. Grimley says.
early yesterday morning. Traffic on Westney Road was tied
The officers, who were north- up until after 9 a.m. The truck dri-
bound on Westney Road at 3:15 a.m. ver, an Apsley, Ontario man, wasn't
on Aug. 4, were struck when a truck injured in the accident, nor was the
driver "attempting to turn right on passenger with him.
the westbound ramp (of Hwy. 401)
turned into the path of the cruiser," WHAT' S INSIDE
says Durham Regional Police
spokesman Sergeant Jim Grimley.
The cruiser was in the curb -lane E/nalsl P*g ................6
and the truck in the passing lane. ER"iM1Mf ................10
Constable Colin Goodwin was SPeIs .... . . . . . .. . .. . . . . ....16
driving the car and with him was ClsWfl d ...................20
Constable Nigel Lawrence, accord-
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fered a broken collar bone and the Geoersl ...............683-5110
other an arm injury. OnN Mottos ..........683-3005
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surgery late yesterday morning. Vol. 33, No. 32
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Police crews examine the crash scene at Westney Road and hospital. The 3 a.m. crash occurred as the officers were
Hwy. 401 in Ajax yesterday which sent two police officers to responding to a call.
xWondering where to get
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new Tay As You Co" cellular?.
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BESIDE NATION& SPORTS p ey
Whtbin Rd. i 02 M4 6V $ y .
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Two Durham police
officers injured in crash
AJAX — Two Durham Regional The accident is still under inves-
Police officers escaped with "non tigation and "we don't expect a
life-threatening" injuries after their decision on charges to he made for a
cruiser collided with a tractor trailer few days," Sgt. Grimley says.
early yesterday morning. Traffic on Westney Road was tied
The officers, who were north- up until after 9 a.m. The truck dri-
bound on Westney Road at 3:15 a.m. ver, an Apsley, Ontario man, wasn't
on Aug. 4, were struck when a truck injured in the accident, nor was the
driver "attempting to turn right on passenger with him.
the westbound ramp (of Hwy. 401)
turned into the path of the cruiser," WHAT' S INSIDE
says Durham Regional Police
spokesman Sergeant Jim Grimley.
The cruiser was in the curb -lane E/nalsl P*g ................6
and the truck in the passing lane. ER"iM1Mf ................10
Constable Colin Goodwin was SPeIs .... . . . . . .. . .. . . . . ....16
driving the car and with him was ClsWfl d ...................20
Constable Nigel Lawrence, accord-
ing to Sgt. Grimley. One officer suf- NOME TO REACH US
fered a broken collar bone and the Geoersl ...............683-5110
other an arm injury. OnN Mottos ..........683-3005
"The arm injury is severe, but Audim Lin ...........683-7545
non life-threatening," Sgt. Grimley Sine"ly yours ....1-800-662-8423
says.
One officer was transported to Email ......newsroom®durham.net
Scarborough Centenary Hospital for lirlerwot ..........durhamnews.net
surgery late yesterday morning. Vol. 33, No. 32
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PAGE 2 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, AU(;Us7 s. IMtl
Pickering homeowners
call for new fence
backyard
PICKERING/From page 1
ed homeowners. "Clearly some
residents are not comfortable
with the situation"
Ballantry president David
Hill says he was never pleased
with the type of subdivision
demanded by the Town. "All
along, we were never in agree-
ment with the way they wanted
to do things;' hesaid.
The developer would have
preferred to construct tradition-
ally -styled homes, with tradi-
tional backyards. "They have
very long driveways which cost
a lot of money to pave;' notes
Mr. Hill, who says the Town
didn't even want them to put
doors at the back of the homes.
"The developer didn't have a
lot of choice;' he says. "I didn't
elect the guys out there. The
truth is. there's nothing we can
do about it. The only thing
(angry homebuyers) can do is
vote their displeasure so the
people in planning can't do this
again.-
But
gain ..But the developer "did
agree" to the type of subdivi-
sion proposed by the Town.
notes Mr. Carroll. "That was a
condition of development I
think they should be comcytng
full information to the purchas-
loan
defaults
add up to
millions
LOAN,'rom page 1
and 3M.5 per cent
of those attend-
ing private insti-
tutions default
on their loans.
And his. Eck-
er says institu-
tions need to
-share the cost
and the risk"
T h e
Province's man-
agement board,
which currently
runs a central
collection
agency for all
government
debt. is also in
the process of
implementing a
Plan to step up
the enforcement
Of student loan
repayment.
Leslie Nano%,
director of the
management
board's general
business services
branch. reports
debt collection
could become
privatized by the
fall.
The plan to
turn collection
over to the pri-
vate sector has
been in the
works for some
time but has
been held up for
the past 10
months due to a
union grievance.
Ms. Nanos says.
Under previ-
ous arrange-
ments two-thirds
of collections
were contracted
out while public
servants man-
aged the bal-
ance. However,
that private -sec-
tor collection
has been sus-
pended since
October 1997,
creating what
she calls "a
stumbling
block" in collec-
tion efforts.
"Normally
we had full staff
capacity and
outside agencies
assisting (with
collections)."
Ms. Nanos says,
adding the pri-
vate sector tends
to be more suc-
cessful in debt
collection
because it has "a
lot more sophis-
ticated technolo-
gy
property
along
lines
Pickering homeowner Imthaz Visram is among area residents
opposed to these fences installed along their backyard property
lines Residents fear for the safety of children.
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"'Back to school already'?
Local kids among those returning
THE NEWS ADV EIrn5ER W EDNtSDAY, AUGUST 5.19" - PAGE 3
yesterday on modified school calendar
MLIsil W 07NN
Stilf Writer
More than 300 students from
acilss region hit the books
Tuesday the as classes got under way at
Whitby's C. E. Broughton Public
s4ml.
:This week marks de beginning
offhe school's third year in offering
arjlodified calendar. And as princi-
P Jack Smyka reports. the pro -
which runs from August
to:lune, is growing in popularity
and attracting pupils from schools
th4)ughout Durham.
'"We have had a segment of the
population, about 50 kids, that have
switched over from the regular cal-
endar to the modified calendar (this
ycitr):' he says. adding while most
of; the 320 students in the pnr-
grlimme are from Whithy more
than half come from outside the
s< . I's catchment arca, with some
traticlling from Ajax, Pon Perry,
Utibridge and Oshawa.
:Run Van der Cruysen, whose
daughter Kristina transferred to the
scbtxtl to begin Grade 5 there this
w4ek- says he thinks "the- cod result
I to worth (the daily drive from
Oshawa).
"lie students can learn better
dAinghout the year and learn a lot
more:' he says.
"'lite summon is tort long:* adds
Knsuna's mother "Lina, who says
the year-round programme means
students don't have to spend as
much lime reviewing material
they've forgotten over the summer
months and can begin learning "a
lot faster.
"We feel that it is a more coruin-
Students at C.E. Broughton Public School in Whitby features a modified instructional calendar with more
started a new school year yesterday. The school, breaks for students. The traditional school year
which draws students from across Durham Region, starts Sept. 8.
uo us calendar:' says Mr. Smyka,
Stephen in Grade 4, at Broughton
and have two weeks off in October,
noting the advantages of the year-
this year for several reasons.
two at Christmas, two in March and
round progrunme are varied. rang-
The family is moving to Whitby
one in May.
ing from decreased absenteeism to
in the coming weeks and she says
-We're not farmers so we don't
more flexibility in family holiday
after "interviewing" the schools in
need to be off for two and a half
schedules.
the area she felt Broughton "was a
months:' says David Keefer of
And with enrolment doubling
good spot" for both of the children.
(shawa. whose two sons Michael
since the programme began in
"Stephen has special needs and
and Shelby have been attending
August 1996, it appear parents and
the smaller summer break was a big
classes in the modified programme
students across the region agree
factor" in selecting a school. she
since its inception.
there are benefits.
says, explaining a shorter holiday
The 210 students who attend the
Dcnyse Newton of Uxbridge
means a shorter break in routine.
traditional schedule at the school
says she enrolled her two children.
Students attend school for no
will join their counterparts the day
Bran In senior kindergarten and
longer than nine weeks at a ume
after Labour Day.
Gang robs
man after
he refuses
to buy drugs
A Pickering
man who refused
to buy drugs from
a gang of
teenagers was
then robbed of
S3. Durham
Regional Police
said.
The victim
was approached
as he was about
to use the auto-
matic teller at the
Bank of Montreal
at Kingston and
Whites roads at
11:35 p.m.
Thursday.
—I'hc., first
tried selling him
drugs and when
he declined, one
of them threat-
ened he had a
gun. Money was
taken out of his
pocket:' Sergeant
Jim Grimlcy said.
All the thugs
got away with
was petty change
as they fled in a
car, the sergeant
said.
The man, who
got the licence
plates of the sus-
pects' vehicle,
reported the inci-
dent to police,
who arrested two
teenagers a short
time later.
Help for
parents of
troubled
teens
A support
group for par-
ents of kids
involved in drug
or alcohol
abuse, running
away, dropping
out of school,
crimes or
parental abuse
meets Tuesday,
Aug. 1 I at 7:15
p.m.
call 1-800-
488-5666 for
location and
more informa-
tion on the
group.
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PAGE 4 - THE NEWS ADVE MSER W EDNUNDAY, AUGUST S. 19"
hup
Valley
joins two
hospitals
F� I
ROUGE/From
page 1
ates an average
of 106 beds on
an operating
budget of $31
million. Ser-
vices include
medicine,
surgery, pedi-
atrics, inten-
sive care.
maternal and
newborn ser-
vices, and
mental health.
Centenary
was built in
1967 and oper-
ates an average
of 351 beds on
an operating
budget of $92
million. It
offers a full
range of hospi-
tal services
and focuses on
cardiac care,
child and ado-
lescent care,
cancer care
and women's
health.
It offers a
Level 11
N c o n a t a I
Intensive Care
Unit and fea-
tures one of
Canada's first
medical retail
malls within a
hospital.
Together,
they will have
an operating
budget of $130
million — a
joint increase
of $7 million.
By the year
2003. they well
have 563 beds
— an Increase
of 106.
fhc amal-
g a m a t I o n
means more
than 300 gcn-
eral practition-
ers and 180
specialist
physicians are
available to
provide mcd-
ical care.
Leadership
of the Rouge
Valley Health
System will
come from
president and
chief executive
officer Allan
%'hiIing.
bringing with
him vears of
experience at
Centenary.
Bruce Cliff.
the president
of APGH for
six years, will
serve as exccu-
tive vice-presi-
dent and chief
operating offi-
cer of the Ajax
and Pickering
Health Centre.
Dr. Arnold
Tepperman,
oncologist and
chief of staff at
Centenary for
eight years
will serve as
chief of med-
ical - staff,
while Dr. Car-
man Price.
chief of staff at
APGH for four
years, will
serve as asso-
ciate chief of
staff.
Ajax resi-
dent Gale
Mossman will
serve as chair-
man of the
board of direc-
tors.
She served
in that position
at APGH since
1997 and was
a board mem-
ber for four
years.
A new logo
for the Rouge
Valley Health
System will be
announced
over the next
two months.
officials say.
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OPINION
EDITORIAL
OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS
AIDS clinic
needed for area
As part of the major restructuring of health services
in Durham Region — the formation of the Lakeridge
Health Corporation, a new cancer clinic in Oshawa,
expanded new emergency department in Oshawa
an AIDS clinic at the Oshawa site is a capital idea.
Proposed by Dr. Michael Silverman. who current-
ly treats SO HIV-infecwd patients out of his Ajax
office, the AIDS clinic would offer state-of-the-art
medical equipment but would be so much more for
those who are HIV-positive and in need of treatment.
In addition to medical care which Dr. Silverman
would prescribe, the clinic would include a pharma-
cist to dispense medication, a nutritionist to offer the
latest, best advice on proper foods for those infected
and battling weight loss and it ccxtnsellor who could
offer words of wisdom and an ear for those facing this
incurable disease.
Funding. or the lack of it. is the critical clement
missing from establishing the clinic at this time.
Sources being looked at include community contribu-
tion and pharmaceutical donations. But, as Dr.
Silverman says, "W'e're finding that (money needed
for the clinic) difficult to raise so we're at a bit of a
crossroads. (And for) the administration in the face of
cutbacks, it's difficult to allocate funds for something
new.
Space and staff for the clinic are the key require-
ments. It's understood the operation would not be a
full-time concern since, currently. Just tit) patients are
being seen by Dr. Silverman. But the clinic would
need to be open two or three days a week to allow
each patient a wcekly visit to make sure the individual
level of care remains high.
There are no comprehensive AIDS clinics between
Toronto and Kingston, so Durham Region provides
the most ohviows, logical location for a new clinic to
start up.
It's understood medical budgets are tight these days.
but a %rnall amount of funding. combined with dona-
tions and space %houkJ be provided to get an AIDS
clinic up and running.
Ark provides
important function
It's only been open for two years, but in that time
the Ark Youth Shelter on Division Street in downtown
Oshawa. has served a% a bright light for down-and-out
young people across the region.
The Ark has drawn to its doe^ „ung people from
as far away as Ajax and Cobcwr That's why it's
vitally important that the only youth %heltcr in
Durham Region keep it% doors open. Without an infu-
sion of furxis to make up the S20,Or x I shortfall the Ark
has suffcrcd through each of the list two years, it
appears the shelter is doomed.
The Ark is GO per cent funded by Durham Region
social service% on a fee-for-service basis. That funding
is consistent and for now. safe. The rest of the funding
comes from Durttarn Outlook ton the Needy through
donations and there just aren't enough coming in to
keep the shelter going.
Tice staff and residents of Ark aren't ready to give
up however. There is a meeting open to the public on
Monday. Aug. 10 at 7:30 p.m. at the shelter on 15
Division St., in Oshawa Ideas to help raise funds to
keep the shelter open will be explored at that time. If
you believe it's important to have a youth shelter in
Durham Region, go to the meeting and offer to help.
The lives of troubled teens, %ore of whom truly need
the Ark to survive, could well depend on it.
To respond this editorial call htfosource at 683-77 040 and dial 5112
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published four times weekly on
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sundry
130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5
robed r Tim Whtttske+r
LETTERS
OUR READERS- VIEWS ON THE NEWS
Ajax needs a new main library
To the editor:
Thu, is in response to Mr.
fhnald Young's sones of rhetor-
ical question.% on the issue of a
new library in Ajax.
Unfortunately. Mr Young's
series of arguments arc based on
a misunderstanding of the issues
at hand.
"With all three branches, we
have enough .spare. -
This is irrelevant - there must
be sufficient space in one branch
for there to be any benefit. Mr.
Young must realize each branch
cannot hold an entirely different
set of books - the two smaller
branche% hold a subset of the
main branch's more popular
offering%. The main branch must
expand for there to be enlarged
holdings.
"Is there demand for more
boat's. space. activities""
Yes on all three counts. The
won't put books online until
main branch's holdings arc cur-
there is a foolptkmf method of
randy insufficient to meet
assuring that they will not be
demand: many a time have I or
further distributed without pay -
others 1 know naso the trip to
ment. In any case, this sort of a
the Pickering library, he it for
system will take many years to
research or leisure reading. I
adopt.
would ask Mr. Young to actually
1 have no connection to the
visit the hbrar% when there are
Ajax library, but I can sec the
%pedal prc%cntatsons/acu%res
directors arc sharp, forward -
for children or adults - the place
U.inking people attempting to
n. packed. and there is very little
better the live% of Ajacmans. Until
room for other patrons to peruse
recently, a gawp of teens used to
the shelves.
hang out in front of the local
"Put books online on the
convenience store - but now I see
Internet."
them at the library's
Ignoring the issue of people
reading/snack ram reading
not having the money or the
magazines and hanging out.
means to access the Internet. this
I can't wait to see what the
argument is based on an igno-
Ajax library does with the new
rams of the publishing system.
space.
The Ajax library couldn't put the
Minks online without violating
copyright laws, and publishers
41111
with police
Sumit Banal,
Ajax
needed
to prevent illegal street parties
To the editor:
Re Illegal Street Party - Blue
Ridge Crescent. Sunday, June
21
1 received several several
telephone calls directly as well
as through the Town's Customer
Care Centre regarding the above
incident. Apparently, the party
commenced in a Blue Ridge
Crescent home and got out of
control as partygoers spilled out
on to the street and on to neigh-
bouring properties as the crowd
grew to about 300 by the
evening. The residents spotted
problems such as traffic conges-
tion and access, drinking, tres-
passing, and property damage
resulted.
Given the number of persons
gathered in this area and the
activities taking place, there
was potential for more serious
problems. Residents have
expressed that this experience
has left the neighbourhood
severely traumatized and they
felt threatened and unsafe in
their own homes.
1 also understand the resident
who held the party has
expressed his personal regrets to
neighbours and indicated it was
not his intention to hold such a
large party. I understand the
police response was delayed
while sufficient police resources
were brought in to handle the
situation. I certainly appreciate
it would not have been wise to
try to intervene with an insuffm-
went nurnhcr of officers.
The residents and I wish to
commend Durham Regional
Police for disbanding the party
in a professional manner and
avoiding any significant inci-
dents at a potentially explosive
situation.
Tln residents and 1 would
like your further consideration
as to how our communities
might avoid similar situations
from occurring, and how our
police might be better prepared
to respond to such situations. I
would appreciate hearing your
views on these matters.
David Pickles,
Local Councillor, Ward 3,
Pickering
The great debate: breasts vs. beards
To the editor:
Re: The ongoing controver-
sy over the fact that, in most
contexts, women in Ontario
have the same legal right to
publicly expose their breasts as
men do.
If women's breasts are no
more sexual than men's beards
— as topless protest initiator
Gwen Jacob has alleged —
then complete facial hair shav-
ing temporarily desexualizes a
man (at least) as much as a
complete mastectomy perma-
nently desexualizes a woman.
This is outrageous: is having
their beards stimulated a signif-
icant part of many bearded
men's sex lives? (Note that a
complete mastectomy affects
the sexual sensitivity, or
'erogeny; of the breast that has
been mastectomized.)
It is unfortunate that, for the
most part, topless rights
activists advocate topless rights
for women in the name of gen-
der equality, rather than body
autonomy. Of course, body
autonomy arguments that sup-
port non-sexual/commercial
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topless rights would either
explicitly or implicitly support
both sexual/commercial topless
rights and comprehensive bot-
tomless rights. I wonder how
many "topless rights" activists
are opposed to individuals hav-
ing the legal right to publicly
expose their breasts for sexu-
al/commercial purposes, and/or
their having the legal right to
publicly expose other areas for
(virtually) any pose?
Shddon Warnock,
Pickering
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OPINION
SHAPER
Ajax resident Gillian Victor is a pad -
time legal assistant who enjoys the
arts and making the most of her spare
time.
Tim40
e s of
the essence
I have heard there are two things
in life that are a sure thing: death
and taxes. In both case. we can run,
but we can't escape either of them.
There is another element in life that
has a hold on us all, but in this case,
instead of running from it, most of
us are simply trying to keep up.
What is it'? 'rime. And our ongoing
battle to beat the clock. Whoever
said. "Time waits for no one" was
right.
It is difficult to put time into per-
spective. It is something we all take
for granted and yet no amount of
money can buy us another second.
Just what is the value of a second?
Perhaps someone who placed sec-
ond in a race could tell you. In a
world where we juggle family,
careers, pick-ups. drop-offs and
other responsibilities, there never
seems to be enough time. ( Unless of
course you're doing time. in which
case time can't move fast enough.)
It seems that when we finally get
through our daily routines, the
alarm clock summons us to do it all
over again.
Granted we get some help from
the drive-through window, one-
hour dry-cleaning, express check-
out lines and bank machines, but
even so, sometimes 1 wish 1 could
just hold back the night for a few
hours so 1 could mow the lawn in
daylight without the worry of cut-
ting off my toes. Time is a com-
modity in great demand. 1 would
bet that the secret location of a
'Time !ohne' in some remote cor-
ner of the world where free time
flows abundantly would be as pop-
ular as the fountain of youth.
So what's the secret'? Is there a
solution? Perhaps a new invention is
what we need. Some sort of Time
Bank might do the trick. Each of us
is given 24 hours a day and sudden-
ly, how we use our time becomes
very important. The Time Bank
would give us somewhere to save
hours that we haven't used, and bor-
row from when we need some extra
time. (And just how often is that!).
Sparc time would be a bonus, like
extra change found in your pocket.
No doubt, this bank would have to
be accessible 24 hours a day, inter-
est-free and definitely have no line-
ups or %ervice charges! What a con-
cept! We could borrow time from
others when running late and try to
restore that lost sense of punctuali-
ty. Seems like a good idea, but I
guess we would all he "living on
borrowed time"!
While this may seem a little far-
fetched, it would help us to appreci-
ate the value of time and perhaps
make us more mindful of how we
chose to spend our days. We would
be less likely to waste precious time
knowing it can he saved for another
day.
No matter what the invention or
how hard we try, time will always
have the upper hand over us all.
Whether it's the loud chime of a
grandfather clock, or Mickey
Mouse's finger pointing at 12, we
continue to be held captive by the
hands of time and live at its mercy.
The only sure thing about time is
now, so use it wisely.
Don't waste it, treasure it, share
it, make the most of it, in a moment,
'now' will be gone and 'later' won't
always be there. Time is passing us
by too fast. Don't rush it. Try to
slow down and live each day to the
fullest, because unlike the hourglass
that can quickly be turned over
when it runs out of sand, we never
know when our last grain of sand
might fall.
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United
Way
seeks
youth
helpers
The United
Way has a favour
to ask young
people in the
community as it
looks for volun-
teers to lend a
hand in fund-
raising and com-
munity aware-
ness efforts.
.Not only will
such work help
the United Way
of Ajax-Pi,:ker-
ing, it may also
help youth mas-
ter community
relations and
communications
skills and gain
career contacts.
Volunteers are
needed on Satur-
day, Aug. 22,
when Precision
Tune on Bayly
Street in Ajax
will hold a one -
day special with
a portion of pro-,
reeds going t(
the United Way.
They arc alk)
deeded on Satur-
day, Sept'III
when the United
Way kick, off is
fund-ratsing
activities at fw
Baywood Cen-
tre. also on Bay-
ly Street in Ajax.
At each of
those events. vol-
untccrs Gould
help with face
painting, halloon
making. chil-
drcn's entertain-
ment and hand-
ling out informa-
tion flyers.
They'll also he
needed at a har-
hccuc and car
wash at the Aug.
22 event.
As well, stu-
dents interested
in co-ordinating
special United
Way events in
their own
schools, or chal-
lenges between
schools, can
direct their ideas
to the United
Way.
For more
information, c111
686-I".
Billboard
HAPPENINGS
IN AJAX AND
PICKERING
WEDNESDAY,
AUG. 5
BIBLE CAMP: A
Space Mission
Bible Camp for
kids begins next
week (Aug. 10-
14) at Soudmde
= Worship Centre,
55 Emperor St.,
Ajax, from 9 a.m.
to noon each
day. Campers
will take part in a
world-wide mis-
sion
wdl reach needy
e children across
the globe. 428-
1985 (Pastor
Shannon McMil•
Ian)
i .FRIDAY, AUG. 7
ADDICTION&
The Serenity
Group holds its
12 -Step Recon-
ery Meeting at 8
p.m. at Bayfair
Baptist Church,
817 Kingston
Rd., Pickering.
The weekly sup-
port group deals
with addictions
of all types,
including co-
dependency. A
child care pro-
gramme is avail-
able as required.
AN are welcome
to attend. Perone
428-9431 (Jim)
for information.
THE NEWS ADVEWnSER WEDNESDAY, AUGUST S, 19" - PAGE 7
Make the Energy Link to
Climate Change
NI you Yrlf
On dw Road
The average car produces over 3
times it's weight in carbon dioxide
(CO2) emissions every year. Restarting your engine
uses less fuel than 10 seconds of idling and reduces
CO2 emissions.
At work
Canadians at work produce 60'%, of the country's CO2
emissions. Taking; individual action like tuming off lights
and equipment when you leave and recycling the paper
you use can make a difference.
Our climate is changing and this affects
all Canadians. The energy we use
everyday is creating unprecedented
amounts of carbon dioxide (CO2)
and other greenhouse gases that
accumulate in the atmosphere and
contribute to climate change.
At NotreBy using less energy on the road, at
work and at home,we can all help slow
The average household's eAergy use produces 6.5 tonnes of (_02 every year. climate change. And that's good for
Simple actions at home can help. Washing your laundry with cold instead of our health, our environment and our
hot water use 93" ., less energy and reduces CO2 emissions. children's future.
For your free information kit: 1-800-959-9606 s www.climatechange.gc.ca
Government Gouvernement
1 , of Canada du Canada
Global
Climate Change
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Pickering Official Plan
Proposed Amcndmem 2 w the Pickering Official Plan has hcen
detemnuied to be appropriate folk-ing completion of the Pickering
Rural Study In the Spring of 1998 The Pickering Rural Study concluded
that no changes are necevar. to the urbaNrural boundary as currently
identified in the Durham Regional (Wiicial Plan and the Pickering
Official Plan. and that rnmut additions should he made, to the ecological
system bounden identified in the Pickering Otficial Plan
A Recommendation Repon -11 be available at the meeting and a the
office of the Town Clerk on and after July 31. 1998. Should you require
any mforinvion prior to the Council Meeting. plea contact Geoft
McKnight. Planner I at (90�, 4^-A 4W), or 0,Wi hx3-2760. evm,ion
2032. or Catherine Rose. Manager. PA10 I)o ision at extension _03S.
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TAX BILLS
Due to delays by the Province of
Ontario with respect to changes to
property
assessment and tax
legislation,
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sometime
in August.
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August 4 c� 7 —Rock %round The N illage"
August 12 K 14 —Treasure &)%es and Pinwheels
(-hildren must be ar.ompanu:d by an adult
For more information call 68;-84411
10"N(Y1 M 11 yltt IM,
I9ww-IaNiatrd. Itiakrrug( Rural Muds laipk.arrrtatwiw
01111c it Plan Amendriirnt Application, ()Pi 994013lP
I +n Council wr 'K. ,,,miJamv :hc-,ity„c -,,d appli,.0 i.m %Bram
4. 19” a ':19 pm. ,n as Pum thcreaner as the matter may hebaud in
( . ,.n, : ("hanih-:, A the Piekenng Co,w Cdrpk, lane ❑.o
! . aide n•e purpose a tlus Proposed Amendment 2 to the Pickmng
i:: cul Plan Iv to dickie the Rural scud% Area on lands west of the wcvt
Creek. and within this area, identity certain additional lands as
of The Orwn Space C.—^
!I
'117 ^t
Proposed Additions to the -Open Space
lystem-Natural Areas" designsdon in Me
Pickering Official Plan
Proposed Amcndmem 2 w the Pickering Official Plan has hcen
detemnuied to be appropriate folk-ing completion of the Pickering
Rural Study In the Spring of 1998 The Pickering Rural Study concluded
that no changes are necevar. to the urbaNrural boundary as currently
identified in the Durham Regional (Wiicial Plan and the Pickering
Official Plan. and that rnmut additions should he made, to the ecological
system bounden identified in the Pickering Otficial Plan
A Recommendation Repon -11 be available at the meeting and a the
office of the Town Clerk on and after July 31. 1998. Should you require
any mforinvion prior to the Council Meeting. plea contact Geoft
McKnight. Planner I at (90�, 4^-A 4W), or 0,Wi hx3-2760. evm,ion
2032. or Catherine Rose. Manager. PA10 I)o ision at extension _03S.
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FALL 1998
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Initial f•Itness profile
fitneas classes galore at an
affordable price!
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112 price wmmer mon" memtmhlp
= achievable success!
Juty & August QNLY
5UMMER MONTHLIES 1/2 PRICE 5PECIAL511
Beat the heat 6 get ready for the beach!
Fitness Class Monthly Membership 422 + get'
Health Club Monthty Membership 421 + oet'
Oct *m Doth: Super Health Club Monthly Membenahip
432.50 . got-
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Town Of Pickering 1998 Civic Awards
"Call For Nominafions"
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The Town of Picketing will once again be l"8
presenting Civic Awards to member, of the Civic Aword
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community who have exemplified outstanding Categories
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service, and to celebrate the acm mho and
achievements of duke desened indn Iduals and . Special Citation Award
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local groups. This vearb aw ani+ mirror the . Civic Award For
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new, categories We invite and encourage you to
submit nominations for local groups and • Lifetime Achievement
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indn'iduaLs, and others who have made a Award
significant a)ntnbuhon to the Town of Pickering.
Detailed descriptions of each award and . Individual Volunteer Award
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nomination forms are available at the • Service Group Aw
Information/Reception arras of the Pickering . Community Group Award
Cmc Complex, Recnahon Complex and all
Library Branches. ° Amaleur Sports Award
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Nominations must be received by the Town of a Youth Volunteer Award
nclimng Clerk's Department no later than , youth Leadership Award
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Friday, September 2_5, 1948. A eiechon committee
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will review the nominations and determine • Arts and Culture Award
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recipients from each of the categories. Award . Urban Design AwardAno
recipients will be notified by Friday, November 2,
149x, and the presentations will take place at the ° Economic Development
Town Council Meeting on Mondav, November Award 4Wy
.30. 1948. • Local BusinessAward
Contact The Town of Pickering at . Environment Award AW
(9115) 4:04222 t4)5) t S3 -2"e0 . Healthy Community
Award AIM
Concert in
the Park
Wednesday
August 12, 1998 ii
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7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Esplanade Park Gazebo
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THE NEWS ADVERMIER
You can help a Pickering friend in need
INFORMATION AJAX-PICKER-
iNG: Interested in discovering a vari-
ety of information about your commu-
tnty'' Volunteers with gtx)d interper-
sonal skills are required to direct
clients to appropriate community, gov-
trnment andsocial scnices. Call
Noreen at (905 r 686-'_661 for details.
ALPHA-ANIIC►LE: French literacy
centre seeks toluntecrs to give work-
shops to parents of children who attend
Notre- Dame -de- la-Jeunesse school. If
interested please call Genevieve at
(9051 721-9198.
AJAX-PICKERING C'ON1MUN1-
TV CARE HOVI!•: Si'PPORT PRO-
GRAM: Needs ,oluntecr, to drive
seniors and physically-disahlcd adults
to their medical appointments. A gaso-
line compensation is provided. Call
Sally Longo at (905 ) 080-3331 -
ARTHRITIS SOCIETY OF
DURHANI REGION: Volunteers
needed to help with special events
throughout the year, fund-raising and
office work and/or sere on the chap-
ter's executive committee. Call at
(905) 434-7221 or 1-888-76540(x)5.
AJAX -PICKER ING NONIF.N-S
CENTRE: Is scckin_• volunteers it,
assist with organizing and running
campaigns/events as well as work-
shops. We need enthusiastic and com-
mitted volunteers to support women.
For information call Debbie at 686-
2661.
BALI.YCLiFFE LODGE LTD.:
Learn new skills. make new friends.
update your resume. Volunteer today'
If you wish to give your gift of time
and you arc 16+ drop in or call 70 Sta-
tion St.. Ajax. (905) 683-2871
BiG BROTHERS ASSOCIATION
OF AJAX-PiC'KF.RING: Women
and mcn tolunicers ac needed for the
new in -school Mentonng Program for
one hour per week. Big Brothers and
Hydro issues
June report card
on nuclear station
PICKERING — The Pickering
nuclear station has exceeded eight of 14
targets set for it in June by Ontario
Hydro. according to the latest monthly
'repowt card' rekased by the provincial
utility to retake itself accaantabk to the
public.
Hydro missed the target, in four oth-
er categories and met them in two. Per-
ftwmance listed as wrxsc than target i,
not an indication that reactors arc
unsafe. Hydros reports.
The rrsults were as follow%
ONTARIO HYDRO Nt'CI.EAR
(OHN i PERFORNIANC'E INDEX
' In .n index rellecune nine mdustr
standard pert<irmarice measures set out
by the World Association of Nuclear
Operators 61 l per cent. falling short of
the target of 62.7 per cent.
KBIAC SAFETi'
Puhh; "let, c,cros formerly Atom-
ic Energy Control Board ( AECB )
reportable events): eight. meeting
Hydro's target.
' Reactor trips (the number of
unplanned automatic reactor shut-
downs) per 7.0(X) h(urs: I.I. falling
shut of Hydro's target of one. Hydro
says the target was mused because of
Unit 7 tripping automatically and shut-
ting down safely.
* The number of special safety systems
which exceeded their yearly unavailabil-
ity target: zero. bettering dio: target of
0.5.
* Compliance to a nuclear safety com-
mitment to the AECB: 100 per cent,
meeting Hydro's goal.
PRODUCI'lON PERFORMANCE
* Net cle ncal prkiduction. the electrical
energy generated by OHN minus station
needs: 6.1 terrawatl hours i one terrawatt
equals one billion kilowaus), bettering
the target of 5.7 Twit,
* The amount of energy capable of
being produced per month as a percent-
age of perfect perforinance, assuming
no external constraints such as transmis-
sion limitations: 69 per cent. meeting
Hydro's target of 63.7.
* Total outage days per reactor: 56.7.
bettering Hydro', target of 64.9.
ENVIRONMENT
* Radioactive waste produced: 1,878
cubic metres, falling shut of Hydro's
target of 1,690.
The radioactive waste produced was
higher than target largely because of
increased waste generation during out-
ages, Hydro reports. To correct this.
improvements will be made in the areas
of waste minimization and in redirecting
inactive waste from the active waste
stream.
* Radiation dose to the public: 0.3 mil-
lirem, bettering the Hydro target of 0.5
mrem.
* Spills reportable to the Ministry of the
Environment: one. better than Hydra's
target of five per year.
EMPLOYEE SAFETY
* Radiation exposure to all on-site per-
sonnel and visitors: 20.8 rent/unit, bet-
tering the target of 35.8.
* Industrial safety accident rate. or
worker accidents resulting in temporary
absence from work, per 200010 work
hours: 0.79. falling short of the target of
0.46.
* Accident sevenor rate r the number
of days lost for injuries per 200.(X1()
hours worked: four. falling short of the
target of eight.
volunteers for group activities. office
support and agency programs are also
needed. Share the fun and support the
moms and ho %s from father -absent
homes in our communities. Please call
(905)686-'_871.
BIG SISTERS ASSOCIATION OF
AJAX-PICKERING: Wooten who
can offer a supportive, caring friend-
ship to a girl 6-16, a buy 6-10 or it) a
pregnant teen or young mother are
needed to volunteer with the one-to-
one matching programs. Volunteers
also needed for office help. special
events. fund-raising. and the board of
directors Please call (905) 428-81 I I
BIG SISTERS ASSOCIATION OF
AJAX-P1C'KF.RING CLOTHES
CIRCUIT: Scomd-hand clothing
store nerds reliable volunteers to assist
with various store duties such as sort-
ing donations, arranging displays.
assisting customer,. etc. The store is
located next to the Big Sisters office
(Bay Iv Street and Westncv Road. Ajax i
and is accessible by public transit.
Clothes Circuit will welcome your call
at (9051 428 -sl 11.
BIG SISTERS ASSOCIATION OF
AJAX-i'IC'KERING: Volunteers sire
needed t,, an t,i w ith the Bingo fund-
raisers taking place on Monday after-
noons w the Delta Blneo Hall in Pick-
ering..An%one interested in volunteer-
ing shoujd call Linda at (905 r 428-
8111.
C'AN NDIAN CANCER SOCIETY.
NEST DURHANI UNIT: Volunteers
are required h,r mans interesting activ-
ities, including orgarn/ing and can-
vassing for the annual April fund-rais-
ing campaign. Drivers are also needed
to transport patients to cancer treat-
ment ;entre,.
It is an inyaluahle way to spend
your spare wiw ,,n;r ,nc tri three
Canadian, .u, J %, i", -.rt;cr
in their lifetime. Please contact Lynn
Naiarko at 19051 686-1516.
CANADIAN DIABETES ASSOCI-
ATION - DURHAM REGION
BRANCH: 'Aloe goal of CDA is to
improve the quality of life of Canadi-
ans affected by diabetes through
research. service, advocacy and educa-
tion. The Durham Region branch
needs volunteer, for a variety of posi-
tions and to help out at bingos held
every second Sunday afternoon at Cae-
sar's Bingo Place. 88 King St. W..
Oshawa. If interested in any of these
positions call Ted Sayelle, fund dcvel-
opmenl co-ordinator at (905) 436-
66.38.
CANADIAN ORGANiZATION
FOR TROPICAL EDUCATION
AND RAINFOREST CONSERN'A-
TION: Pronio(cs rainforest conscra-
tion through education and research
and needs volunteers to assist. For
information call Marilyn Cole (905)
683-2116.
CH 11,1) FIND ONTARIO -
DI'RH:AM REGION CHAPTER: Is
dcdic.ucd to reducing the incidence of
missing children and returning them
home safely. Please call anytime and
Ica%c a message at (905) (iW 1181.
BLOCK PARENTS PROGRAM:
Being a Block Parent is ca,y and
rewarding. Display the Block Parent
sign only when it is convenient to
answer your door. Your only respt)nsi-
bility is it) link the person in need of
assistance with the proper authorities.
For more information about the pro-
gram please call in Mike Carter in Ajax
at 427-0821 or Sandra Armstrong in
Pickering at 831-0878.
CHILDREN'S XID SOCIFTi' OF
DURHANI REGION: Volunteers
needed to art as special friends to chil-
dren and parents, to supervise family
access yi,its. to help with special
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Jamie Thomas shows fine form on the skateboard while out for a jump with
friends at the Pickering Youth Park. The park is a popular spot with local teens.
events and to supervise our children's
playroom. For more information
please call Susan Kucharski (905) 433-
1553, cxt. 2311 (mornings only).
CHRISTIAN HORIZONS: Requires
caring and dedicated people to assist
and support developmentally chal-
lenged young and older adults within
group homes and to the community.
individuals seeking a very rewarding
and fulfilling experience along with
meeting some great new friends please
call Dave Carleton at (905) 649-5715
Mundav-Friday between 1-4 p.m.
COPE MENTAL HEALTH PRO-
GRAM: Is seeking %olunicers to assist
people with emotional/psychialric
problems either on a one-on-one basis
or in group programs. Training is pro -
vided. Please call Christine or Sheri at
(905)6x6-3248.
CROHN'S AND COLITIS FOUN-
DATION OF CANADA: The Oshawa
chapter is looking for volunteers to
help with an upcoming special event,
the Heel 'n' Wheel-a-Thon. Different
volunteer opportunities are available.
Please call Sylvia at (416) 920-5035 or
1-9W-387-1.379 ext 18.
DURHANI ASSOCIATION FOR
FAMILY RESPITE SERVICES:
Enthusiastic xolumccrs interested in
sharing a few hours per month with a
child, teen or adult with a handicap are
needed. Join them in leisure activities
or provide respite in your own home.
Contact Valerie Ford at (905) 427-
3541 for more information
Request for Public Comments on
Proposed Submissions for
Long Term Care Facility Beds.
Regional Vlunicipalit�. of Durham
'220 Beds Project 1,TC981103
tin April 29. 1948. the Ontario ginernmoml announced a S1.2 b Ilion expansion
of Ontario', long-tcmt care ,% stem. As a result of this injtinw, proposals to
dexelup new Atm_ -tem) care tacilo beds in the Regional Municipality of
Durham were requested.
The next phase of the process invokes smiting the public to cu,nmeni on the
applicants who hate hid lir the heds. If you or tour group wj,n to comment
on one or more rot the applicants. this max he done at a pubh: meeting or
through a written submission. lou must pre -register 48 hour, prior to the
meeting. Detail, reearding this meenm_ and/or mailing addrer for written
,ubmissio ni can be found below.
For more information n on this rmtralite and,or to receoc a list of lk applicants
bidding for these bods. please call the number listed beloe.
Ref,ional Municipality of Durham Public %loafing
Tuesday. Auml 25. 19911
1411:1111111 am - 5:1111 pm
Durham C olk 2r, of Xpplied tiros and Techmbv
Main louditorium
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Oshawa
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Outdoor -
minded individu-
als may soon get
the chance to
become mem-
bers of their
local conserva-
tion authority.
In an effort to
raise awareness
and generate rev-
enue, Central
Lake Ontario
Conservation
Authority (CLO -
CA) has decided
to join other con-
servation author-
ities in opening
up its member-
ship to the pub-
lic.
Scugog May-
or Doug Moffatt,
who is also vice-
chairman of
CLOCA, says
the new member-
ship programme
will allow the
public to pur-
chase a general
pass to facilities
and special
events taking
place at partici-
pating authori-
tics.
At the same
time, it will help
raise money for
conservation
authorities which
rely on munici-
palities as their
major source of
funding and have
seen those dol-
lars change dra-
matically over
the vears, Mayor
Moffatt says.
"it will also
serve as an infor-
m 10111 hose.- he
adds.
CLOCA.
which services
S c u g o g,
U abridge,
Oshawa, Whitby,
Pickering and
Ajax was
approached by
the Toronto and
Region Conser-
vation Authority
(TRCA I earlier
this month about
the programme.
But Mayor Mof-
fatt v)s conser-
vation authori-
tics in general
have encouraged
any initiative
designed to
increase public
participation.
While details
still have to be
worked out
among panict-
paung authori-
ties, a framework
for the new pro-
gramme propos-
es a membership
fee of $75 each
or $125 fur fami-
lies. Members
would receive an
event and facili-
ties pass card, a
magazine with
trail information,
maps, watershed
interpretation
and naturalist
information and
the chance to
give member-
ships as gifts.
For more
information, call
CLOCA at (905)
579-0411.
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PICKERING
— The Serenity
Group holds its
12 -Step recovery
meeting Friday,
Aug. 7 at 8 p.m.
at Bayfair Bap-
tist Church, 817
Kingston Rd.,
Pickering. The
weekly support
group deals with
addictions of all
types, including
co-dependency.
A child care pro-
gramme is avail-
able as required.
All welcome.
Phone Jim at
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NIGHTLIFE INAJAX AND PICKERING
Model citizen
Pickering student in top
five at national competition
PICKERING — A Pine Ridge
the country, were competing for a
Sccondar\ School student was
chance to win an all -expense paid
ranked in the top five in a national
trip to the International Elite Model
modelling competition last Tuesday.
Look finals taking place in Sep(em-
Mclanie Cardoza, who will he in
her in Nice, France.
Grade 12 in September, was one of
The winner, who is from Edmon-
15 aspiring models to compete in the
ton, will have a chance to compete
Eaton's Elite Model Look '98
for $925.000 (U.S.) in guaranteed
national finals in Toronto, hosted h%
modelling contracts there.
Elite Model Management Toronto,
Judges at the Toronto contest
together with Eaton's and Colgate.
included the editor of Flare maga-
The finalists, selected from more
zine and the director of scouting for
than 20 open -call events held across
Elite Nev, York.
Swing jazz band performs
at free Pickering concert
PICKERING — The Ace Salt
formed in 1 chruary through a music
Swinger, are act to swing into action
class at Dunbarton High School.
and are calling on fans of 1940s
Members are Lindsay Butson on
swing jazz to enjo) a free concert.
alto sax. Dan Racicot on drums.
The five -member hand. which
Brandon Bouwhuis on tenor sax.
writes its own music, will perform
Scan Humphries on bass, Stevc
Wednesday. Aug 12 at 7 p.m. at the
Adams on guitar and vocalist Giles
Esplanade Park Gazebo behind Town
T'hompkins.
Hall.
You're asked to take a lawn chair.
The band, which performed at the
For more information, call the
Frenchman's Bay Festival. was
Civic Complex at 420-4620.
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each day.
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across the
globe.
Phone 428-
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McMillan) for
mure informa-
tion on the
ipcoming sum-
mer camp.
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and sale of
their work
PICKERING — Student artists
can take part in an upcoming exhibi-
tion here next month.
The PineRidge Arts Council and
the Town of Pickering are looking
for student artists, at the high school
or post -secondary level, to show
their works in Artfest on the
Esplanade on Saturday, Sept. 12.
Artfest is Pickering's celebration
of the arts, bringing together all
forms of the arts• including dance,
literary, drama, musical and visual
arts.
In addition, there will be an art
show and sale, a children's arts
Zone, student arts show and sale,
Youth arts arca, day -long perfor-
mances by local groups and more.
Artfest on the Esplanade is a
unique opportunity for youth to
show large works in an outdoor
show and sale. The Honourable
Hilary Weston, Lieutenant Governor
of Ontario. will be attending. She
intends to pay particular attention to
the youth areas of the festival.
Work from all media is wel-
comed. All entries must be self-sup-
Ixmcd or free standing. All set-up
and take-down of the art arc the
responsibility of the indi•,idual
artists.
To make an appointment to show
your work to a review committee.
call Tanya Price at the Town of Pick-
ering 'sCulture and Recreation
Department at 320-4620 before
Aug. 15.
Drive-in
movie with
a message
offered
PICKERINC —The parking lot at
Pekcrtnt s Ba. lair Baptist Church will
be transformed into a WX style drive -
In theatre Aug. 14 for a scrcemng of the
film The Cross and the Switchblade.
The film, released almost 25 years
ago and starring Pat B«me and Erik
Estrada, will begin at X 15 P.M. followc-
mg a pre -show perfonnancc at 7 p.m.
including lip -sync perfixmances and
'60% cars and motorcycles.
"We wanted a film that could say
something to youth without preaching
at them, a film that could identify with
the same hopelessness that other
teenagers struggle with today:' says
event organizer Erik Fountas, noting he
chose to present the film because of the
impact it had on his father, an Austrian
immigrant who fled the abuse of an
alcoholic father years ago.
"71me first time he saw the film
shortly after his arrival to Canada was
the beginning of a great change in his
life:' Mr. Fountas says. "it helped him
to identity a bitterness which for
years... threatened to destroy him".
Mr. Fountas' father will be on hand
to share his experiences before the
show.Bayfair Baptist Church is located
east of Wh tes Road at 817 Kingston
Rd., Picmng. For Iuorc information
call Mr. Fountas at 839-4621.
Author
visits Ajax
bookstore
I AJAX — A workshop at an Ajax
bookstore seeks to "create you future
by transforming your pact.' with the
help of a U.S. author and "intuitive heal-
er" later this month.
Amy Sophia Marashinsky, the
author of The Goddess Oracle, will be
at Odyssey Books in Ajax on Aug. 19
and 20 for a series of workshops and
readings. The Massachusetts author is
the creator of the Goddess Oracle, a new
divination system similar to tarot cards
which uses poetry. mythology. ritual
and 52 illustrated cards to "help seekers
transform their present on the path to
wholeness". Marachinsky will conduct
r a workshop on Wednesday, Aug. 19
from 7 to 9:30•p.m. where she'll guide
those in attendance on how to get to the
core questions which will provide them
with the answers they'll need with the
assistance of Tie Goddess Oracle. On
Aug. 20, she'll be available for intuitive
beadings from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Cost is
$60 for an hour and $40 for a half-hour.
Odyssey Books is at 109 Old
kingston Rd., Ajax. in The Courtyard at
Pickering Village. For more informa-
lion, call 42('-4821.
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PAGE 14 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, AUGUST S. 191114111
Prescription for care
Ajax MD leads charge for Durham AIDS clinic
� Nems Janstt
Special to This Week
It's time to start anew with HIV
care in Durham Region.
That's the prescription from Dr.
Michael Silverman, the director of
infection control at Oshawa General
Hospital. Plans are now being made
to facilitate changes through a new
AIDS clinic at OGH.
"I think we're doing a good job
with the patients right now, but I think
we can do an even better job;' said
Dr. Silverman.
As the only HIV specialist in
Durham. Dr. Silverman treats approx-
imately 80 people with HIV and
AIDS through his practice for infec-
tious diseases in Ajax.
And while he believes the medical
care he provides is helping, he also
feels a clinic would offer the much-
needed holistic support that just isn't
available in Durham.
"It's a chronic, but life-threatening
illness that has enormous social. eco-
nomic implications on the whole per-
son. and it needs a multi -disciplinary
approach.-
To
pproach-To address these needs, the clinic
would offer medical care from Dr.
Silverman. as well as the services of a
pharmacist. counselor and nutrition-
ist.
Of the four components, the last
three require expertise Dr. Sil�crman
I-, unable to provide. Because each is
crucial to having a complete AIDS
clinic, each part will he incorporated
into the services of the clinic.
And with chronic weight loss
being an issue for many AIDS
patients. overlooking nutrition can
have serious consequences.
"Diet is a very important issue
because foods have a great deal of
interaction with medications;' Dr. Sil-
verman said.
Right now, Dr. Silverman is ready
to make the clinic a reality. however a
Dr. Michael Silverman practises in Ajax and, as a specialist in HIV and AIDS treat-
ment. hopes to set up a Durham clinic to serve people afflicted with the deadly
virus.
lack of funding prevents administra- "We're finding that difficult to
tors at OGH from moving beyond the raise so we're at a bit of a crossroads,'
planning stages. Vice -President of said Dr. Silverman "(And for) the
Operations Janice Dusek did not have administration in the face of cutbacks
any estimates on the total cost of the it's difficult to allocate funds for
clinic, but she confirmed community something new:'
contributions and pharmaceutical When the clinic does open, it will
donation-, were just two uwrccs of probably only run two or three day% a
funding being examined. wed
"But you know that's good. It
means the cost of the clinic is not as
great:" said Dr. Silverman.
Like Dr. Silverman, many support-
ers of the clinic are anxious to see it
open, including Trudie Reid. execu-
tive director of the Durham Region
AIDS Committee.
"We're lucky enough to have an
infectious disease specialist here in
Durham Region, we should make it
possible for him to deliver the service
we need:' said Ms. Reid.
Ms. Reid also said people are "dcs-
perately" waiting for the clinic and
points to the issue of convenience as
one of the main reasons why. In order
to get the kind of multi -disciplinary
treatment that would he available at
the clinic, many have been travelling
to Toronto, but doing so docs create a
strain.
"The trek into Toronto is a full day,
and they come back exhausted. It's
just unfair to them:" said Ms. Reid.
Between Toronto and Kingston
there is not one comprehensive :'NIDS
clinic. And for people with advanced
AIDS, travelling to Toronto becomes
difficult. Dr. Silverman feels if ser-
� icc is not provided within a reason-
able distance, other problems will
also be created.
-It's very important to make it
easy for people to get their care so the
care doesn't fall off;' said Dr. Silver-
man, "because if it falls off for short
periods of time. the virus gets resis-
tant and no medicine will work any-
more.
No matter how long it takes before
the clinic is actually in use. Dr. Sil-
verman said he is committed to see-
ing it through.
"'rite people here dc%ervc that kind
of treatment to be local rather than
having to travel into Toronto all the
time.- Dr. Silverman said. -And we
do have the expertise locally so it'd he
a shame not to use it."
Funding shortfall spells the end
of the Ark and its efforts for kids
By Christy CAsss
^be
S ' °'
will held Aug. 10 at 7:30 p.m. at
the Ark. 15 Division St., he said. The
OSHA%%A — The Ark is in dan-
idea is to develop an action plan.
ger of inking
Ark offers a home and help for
Durham Outltiok for the Needy
troubled youths throughout Durham
announced Friday it intends to close
Region, .Ms Malloy said. While
the downtown Ark Youth Shelter and
most teens are from Oshawa, others
Support Services because of a lack
come from as far away as Ajax and
of funds.
Cobourg to the only teen shelter in
But the administrators of Ark and
Durham.
the young people who live there are
Without Ark, those teens will end
desperately trying to find some way
up back on the streets, homeless and
to keep it open and
into drugs and alco-
arc appealing to the 'I have
a strong liot. said one resi-
community it) help belief and
faith in the dent. Jackie, 16.
them.
Some may even end
"This came as a power of the average up in jail, she said.
shock to us.' said citizen
to come "They're going to
co -administrator
turn to crime to feed
Marianne Malloy. forward to help, themselves,' she
"Thcv (the Durham especially
p ee
y In times predicted.
Outlook h(ard) met
She spent some
with us Tuesday and of need and crisis...' time on the streets
let us know. It seems
before coming to
kind of drastic to
Ark and would be
just else it. -- Marianne
Malloy there still if it was -
"I think there's a
n't for the shelter,
lot of support in the
"The staff here
community. 1 have a strong belief
become your parents. They guide
and faith in the power of the average
you in the right direction. They help
citizen to come forward to help,
you as much as they can. They listen
especially in times of need and cri-
to you. You're accepted by the resi-
sis. "
dents.
The Ark is funded 60 per cent by
"I'm not going to give up on Ark
Durham Region social services on a
until I die:' she declared.
fee -fur -service basis. The rest of the
"There should be more places like
funds have come from Durham Out-
this one.- said another resident.
look for the Needy through dona-
"Don't do it! Please!" begged
tions. Ms. Malloy said.
another young resident of Durham
Co -administrator Tyler
Outlook.
Wolosewich said they are already
Durham Outlook board chairman
receiving calls from groups, agen-
Peggy Klem is out of town but in a
cies and individuals who are con-
press release issued Friday, she said
cerned about the Ark's future and
the board is unable "due to lack of
want to help keep it open.
resources to continue operating the
A meeting for everyone interested
Ark. It is therefore our intention to
Lots to give
As is our tradition, Recycler's
Report and the News Advertiser
bring you the 'Treasure Chest' on a
monthly basis. This space allows
residents to give away items they no
longer use and to list articles they
require.
To utilize the 'Treasure Chest',
Call 420-5625 during regular busi-
ness hours. Requests must be sub-
mitted by the previous Wedresday of
the month.
ITEMS NEEDED
1) Single bed-svc sheets. towels,
boy's clothing 3, 4, T & 8. kiddie
pool, sandbox, toy chest. computer.
piano - 420-7029
2) Roller blades size 6 - 509-5219
3) Plastic dog house with fluor -
683-6090
4) Small wood off -cuts suitable for
fretwork - 683-4912
away in our
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5) Ladies large and plus size cloth-
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dresser, 20" TV, VCR, CD player -
839-9297
6) Toys, games, puzzles, etc. ages 6-
12 - KINARK a non-profit Child and
Family Service Organization - 1-
888-454-6275
7) Clothing and accessories, all
good quality clothing and toys, pants
and other clothes hangers - new Big
Sisters store 428-8111
8) Metal roofing and siding, dry
close the Ark in as nr. lr . n.,;
' µe
/Mrs by A.J. Qmt m
Durham residents involved in helping young people through The Ark demonstrate
their reaction to the announcement last week that the youth shelter is being closed
down.
orderly and caring a manner as pos-
sible."
She said the board and staff have
struggled to serve homeless young
people since Ark opened in April,
1996.
"Our experience, alas, also
showed us that we did not have suf-
ficient funds to maintain this opera-
tion over the long term:' she said in
the release.
Ark has run with a funding short-
fall of $20,000 last year and "more
of the same" is expected this year,
she added.
"It is our hope and prayer that a
have will accept the challenge to
care for these valuable people who
are so often labelled as problems;"
she said.
But the Ark administrators won-
der why the board didn't seek com-
munity help before deciding to close
the shelter. With the expressions of
support Ark experienced in the last
few days, they are sure there are
groups and individuals who can help
the shelter now, Mr. Wolosewich
said.
Anyone who wants to help out
can attend the meeting or can call
Ark at 571-5161.
monthly Treasure Chest
wall, filing cabinets, computer table,
fax machine, weed whacker, for Sec-
ond Chance Wildlife Sanctuary -
839-4310
ITEMS TO GIVE AWAY
1) Floating plans - 420-7075
Durham Region is looking for
community participation as an inte-
gral part of its Long Term Waste
Management Strategy Plan to exam-
ine how best to manage waste over
the next 20 years.
The Plan will examine the full
range of 3Rs opportunities. The Pub-
lic Advisory Committee (PAC),
being formed to enable active public
participation, will be comprised of
volunteer members of the public
interested in the process of finding a
long-term solution to managing our
solid waste.
The role of PAC is to promote
public dialogue on waste manage-
ment issues and to provide input into
the decision making process.
Therefore, people with an interest
in the project are invited to submit
their name and a brief one-page
description outlining why they want
to be a member of the PAC and how
they can contribute to the successful
development of the Region's Waste
Management Strategy Plan. Should
you wish to respond, contact Peter
Watson, Manager of Waste Manage-
ment at 1-800-372-1103 before Aug.
21.
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costs should be a factor in your pur-
chasing decisions.
--Larraine Roulsion's column explorrg
environmental issues r"warty
appears on Wednesday.
Duc
DowD
AT QUEEN'S
PARK
Tories didn't
mind their
`Ps' and `Qs'
The Mounties have investigated
an Ontario government for the first
time anyone can remember and
they must have thought at times
they had stumbled across the gang
that couldn't shoot straight.
Premier Mike Harris and his
Progressive Conservatives. pushed
by the opposition parties. asked
the Royal Canadian Mounted
Police to decide whether anyone
should be charged after they
named the mother of a youth sent
to a hoot camp, which pointed to
the identity of the son, in their
I speech from the throne opening
the legislature session.
The Torics boasted in the
speech read by Lieutenant Gover-
nor Hilary Weston the mother felt
her son benefited from the camp's
strict discipline.
The federal Young Offenders
Act under which he had been sen -
fenced prohibits publishing any
information that serves to identify
an accused and provides a sen-
tence of up to two years in jail for
breaking it.
The Mounties found the speech
broke the YOA, but because it was
made in the legislature it had par-
liamentary immunity and its
authors (chief among whom was
Harris) therefore cannot be prose-
cuted.
The police in their public state-
ment tactfully avoided comment
on how the Tories came to break i
the law, but must have wondered
why people who reach the lofty
status of running a province, and
among other duties supervising
police, make tach a basic mistake.
The throne speech was the gov-
ernment's major announcement of
its policies and dozens helped
draft it and saw it or part of it i
before it was delivered.
Anyone with even elementary
knowledge of the YOA should
know it prohibits identifying an
accused with specific exceptions
such as when the accused is trans-
fcrred to an adult court or is at i
large and considered dangerous
and a youth court is persuaded !
identification may help an arrest.
The Harris government should
he thoroughly informed on the j
YOA because it has protested
repeatedly to the federal govern -
mens the act is woefully lenient in
provisions including its ban on
identifying offenders, which
removes the possibility of publici-
ty as a deterrent.
Solicitor General Bob Runci-
man, who is responsible for boot
camps, whose ministry supplied
the improper information for the
throne speech and who resigned
pending the Mounties' opinion and
has now been reinstated, first
explained he thought the mother
1 gave a waiver allowing her name
to be used, as did Attorney Gener-
al Charles Harnick, a lawyer.
Runciman admitted later this
was incorrect, but in any case the
law allows only a court to lift the
prohibition against identifying a
young offender.
Police must have been amazed
Runciman and his senior advisors
including lawyers, who constantly
examine the YOA, handed Harris's
office information to make public
when the law specifically forbids
making it public.
Harris's staff, which includes at
least one lawyer, should have spot-
ted the information was barred by
law. These are the notorious whiz
kids most of whom worked for
Harris in opposition and whose
energies, enterprises, flair and
irreverence helped him win an
election.
But they have failed repeatedly
to do the painstaking grind that
makes sure every essential legal
requirement is fulfilled and as a
result legislation often has had to
be re -written or been thrown out
by courts.
The speech also would have
been read, before it was passed to
the unwitting lieutenant governor
for delivery, by Harris and his
deputy premier, Ernie Eves, yet
another lawyer, who both failed to
notice the error.
The Tories cannot claim they
knew all along they would be res-
cued from prosecution by parlia-
mentary immunity, because they
never even raised it as a defence
before police charitably pulled it
out of the hat.
The Tories got in trouble most-
ly because they are very focused
on throwing people behind bars,
often deservedly, but less watchful
in protecting their rights.
Classics
hit the
road for
Autofest
OSHAWA
More than I '(X)
pre -1974 vehi-
cles are expected
in Oshawa on
Aug. 30 for AuI-
ofest 98.
Held by the
Mol or City Car
C'luh at General
Motors of Cana-
da headquarters
on Col. Sam Dri-
ve, the fifth
annual Autofest
will feature cus-
tom cars. an arts
and crafts show
and sale and
more than 50
commercial ven-
dors plus perfor-
mances by the
Lincolnaires.
with music from
the fifties and
sixties.
Among the
vehicles featured
will 1>- Iwo
"7,ngers "
brought in from
the International
Show Car Asso-
ctalion circuit m
the United
Stales. Zingers
are scaled-down
versions of real
vehicles and are
powered by full-
sized engines.
An original
Volkswagen
Beale and an
18 wheel truck
will he at Aut-
ofcst.
Admission is
$5 personwith
children under
12 admitted free.
Gates open at 10
a.m. and the
event winds up at
5 p.m. Hollowing
a parade of
Ichampions of
morethan 20
cars chosen by
Independent
fudge%. One
vehicle owner
will win a new
Chevy Special
Pertiormance 3011
horse power
engine as grand
prvc, courtesy of
General bLuors.
A free pre-
view and concert
by the Lincol-
naires will he
held Aug. 28 In
Memorial Park
in the downtown
starting at 7 p.m.
Durham
bank
robber
faces
life
The Ministry
of Attorney
General has
permitted a
prosecution
application to
have Port Perry
bank robber
M i t c h i e I
( M i c k y )
M c A r t h u r
declared a dan-
gerous offender.
The career
criminal shot
three Durham
Region police-
men during the
1994 Bank of
Montreal rob-
bery.
A two-week
hearing will
likely begin
Dec. 2 in front
of Mr. Justice
Harry LaForme
makes the final
decision on the
fate of the
career criminal.
If declared a
dangerous
offender, Mr.
McArthur could
he imprisoned
for the rest of
his life, without
parole.
Sue Rutland and
friends help.
4111 juniors m Aj."ax
achieve a
brighter future.
THF: NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, AUGUST S, 19711 • PAGE 13
Sue Rutland believes sit strongly in thevalue of Junior Achievement that she's local business," says Sue. "Investing in youth is kev to creating,] brighter future
recruited over 3(1 others to join her in volunteering for the program. for all Canadians."
They help deliver three programs to schexols: one on the basics of business for Sue and her fellow volunteers work for Roval Bank in Durham Region. Thev're•
grade five and six -.i second, geared to grade eight and nine, on the economics of just some of many Royal Bank staff across Canada who take time out to help in
staving in schexwl; and a third that takes senior high-schexwl students through the their communities. And we'd just like ROYAL BANKproceses
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RECREATION IN AJAX AND PICKERING
photo by A.J. Gruen
Shot watching
Dave Taylor watches the ball he hit off the first tee Course in Ajax. The tournament. sponsored by the
while playing at the recent fifth annual Joe Ajax -Whitby Liberal Association, raised funds for
Dickson Golf Tournament at the Fawn Brook Golf a variety of area charities.
'%Vomen's lacrosse team offers
Fun Ride Aug. 23
The Canadi ui under 1v
a I .,Wr.. a!", S )g barbecue
women's field lau-rtr. se team
and games and musk in the
is asking suppora-rs to go out a
park atter the ride. Every0nic
Fun Ride as the squad raises
who registers will also have a
funds toward the 1999 World
chance to win a Raleigh
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Mountain Bike from Bay
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of Pickcrmg, the first Fun
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available at Baty Sports, lex ax-
is slated for Aug. 23. Cyclists
ed at Brack Road and Bavly
can rrgtster at 10 am. the day
Street or agister at Lakeview
of the event at lakes icwPark.
Park the day of the event.
Oshawa. From there. partici-
The Canadian under -19
pants will pnKoed westward
field lacrosse -v*W has play -
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as fa as 20 kikxnetrcs and
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Baseball Association. A team
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month.
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The Red Sox bantams lost
choice Lee Delfino won the
McLaughlin. Jason Stergiadis.
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Aaron Schell, Ryan Morgan.
consecutive contests to win the
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games. The remaining mem-
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These two rivals engaged in
bers of the team contributed
championships in North Bay
another classic battle with the
both in the field and at the
Aug. 19 to 23.
Red Sox prevailing 6-1.
plate. They are: Greg Fleming,
Playing Toronto's High Park
Pickering started off the
Cohn Jennings, Adam Kati.
in the final — a team which
tournament with a 2-0 loss to
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the Brampton Braves on a nifty
Jaynun Parmar and minor pee-
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ers. The Red Sox rebounded in
Schell.
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the second game to defeat
The team's manager is Ed
unship. In the first game.
Leaside 4-0 Saturday.
Tobin who'll be taking his sec -
Pickering defeated High Park
The Kinsmen bantams
and team to the Canadian
5-I. Battling fatigue and
needed to win three games an
championships. The coaches
exhaustion and playing their
Sunday to stay alive in the
are Matt Johnson and Frank
sixth game in two days, the
competition. They started with
Rohtroon. The team adminis-
Pickering bantams teat High
a three-hour marathon 14-10
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PICKERING — Dive Pickering
Swim Club incnihers met tough
qualifying standards to participate
in the 1998 Provincial Swimming
Championship at the Etohicoke
Olymptum Pool recently.
The meet attracted more than 700
top swimmers from across the
province representing 72 swim
clubs.
Brenna Wilson. 11. competing in
the II -12 year-old category, fin-
ished seventh in the 200 -metre but-
terfly in a time of two minutes 45.05
seconds and IIth in the I(X)n fly.
Her endurance ability showed in a
10th -place finish in the 800m
freestyle. To prove she can also
sprint, she competed and came 21st
in the 50m free and 31st in the 100m
free.
Warren Barnes, 13, just breaking
into the 13 -14 -year-old age group
was in contention in the breast-
stroke events. finishing I hth and
19th in the 200m and 1(X)m events,
respectively. He set a new club
record and personal best time in the
100m hrcast in a clocking of
1:1x.56.
Alicia Kaye. 14, qualified for
five events at the provincials and,
despite injuries, battled to a
respectable 16th -place finish in the
Wren free and 28th in the 400m
free She also placed 31st in the
200m breast and 2(X)m free events.
Her final event was the 4(X)rn indi-
vidual medley in which she claimed
3$ih spot in the province.
Kaye ended the season by quali-
fying to attend the Eastern Cup
meet in Montreal. This meet was
attended by several of Canada's
Olympic team members and top
swimmers in Eastern Canada. She
competed in three events with a best
finish in the 2(X)m breast, taking
four seconds off her previous best
time to stop the clock at 2:58.74.
Megan Shanks. 14, qualified in
two breaststroke events at the
provincials, finishing 33rd in the
200m and 36th in the I(X)n events.
David Grose, 15, achieved a new
personal best time in the I(X)m
backstroke with a time of 1:07.43 to
finish 28th in the province.
The Pickering Swim Club will
hold try -outs and take registrations
on Aug. 19 and 26 at the Pickering
Recreation Complex pout from 5:30
to 7 p.m.
For more information, call Mike
Gurgol at (416) 444-7579
the ball
Jason Giles kicks one toward the goal at the Soccer Tech
International Soccer Academy soccer camp at Kinsmen
Park recently. Organized by Stevie Gill, the camp taught
skiUs to more than 300 youngsters ages four to 16 years.
Non-profit hockey school
in Pickering next month
PICKERING — Young
hockey players can brush up
on their skills before the
beginning of the season at a
riom-profit hockey school in
Pickering in Scocmhcr.
The school, run by volim-
trcr coaches, will f:ic %tri
skills development through
fun, oxganimd dnlls for play-
er% aged five to nine years.
Tbc s:h of will otter one scs-
cum of three ,mc -h„ur classes
at Art Thompson Arena Sep(.
15 to 17 from 4:30 to 5:30
p.m. each day.
Class size is limited to
ensure individual attention.
All children will receive a
certificate of achicvcnxnt.
Cost is $35 to pay for ice
time and supplies.
Early registration e% rcc-
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For more info rmaw,ri .ell
Paul Etherington at 420 ',o'
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Ball midgets
PICKERING — The
Pickering Red Sox major
midget rep baseball team
vaulted past Oshawa into first
place in the Eastern Ontario
Baseball Association stand-
ings after defeating Oshawa
8-4 recently.
A combination of strong
hitting and flawless defence
paved the way for the impor-
tant victory. Ben Gooch
slammed a long triple for two
runs batted in and a run
scored. James David whacked
two long doubles and scored
twice. Bill Starmans tripled
almost to the fence, which
was 390 feet from home plate,
scoring an earned RBI. Mike
Hindley had a well -hit triple
and scored a run. Brandon
McMillan singled for two RBI
and scored twice. Chris
Lawrence had two hard-hit
singles and scored once. Evan
Risko singled twice and Jason
Schwabe and Jamie Hunte
singled for one RBI apiece.
John Gregson also singled.
Starmans made a running fly
ball catch with bases loaded
to snuff out a potential
Oshawa rally. Pitchers Risko,
David and Todd Laidlaw
in first place
worked three innings apiece.
In a contest against the
Ajax Spartans, the Sox settled
for a 7-7 tie, despite leading
9-8 in the 10th inning.
However, time ran out with
Ajax down to its last out and
no one on base. The score
reverted back to the last
inning when the contest was
tied at 7-7. Pickering
rebounded from a 7-3 deficit
to earn the draw. After the Sox
went ahead 2-0 after the first
inning, fielding and throwing
errors allowed Ajax to take a
6-3 lead after two innings.
Great defence by Pickering
denied Ajax some runs with
men on second and third in
the third inning. Risko caught
a fly ball, made a perfect
throw to cut-off man David
who relayed to McMillan at
the plate who tagged the run-
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Jeffrey, after being hit by a
hard-hit hall, recovered to
throw the runner out at first
base.
In the ninth inning with the
Sox trailing 7-6, call-up Kyle
Sheppard and Jeffrey were
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}jl Sisters is currently seekusk a fav„,•rkor, I hOUrs rrREyeMao drENme have strong organizational and communical
AENE F,Whf Final., skills, good Computer skills and an aPhtl
per week. %lust hale'a minimum 5 years relevant Jc SO n Suit of tent Jr for figures. If you are interested, please aD
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Ili, successful candidate will: have an apprecwti an for 11 •"•'a• Cate Bunton
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the' unique needs of girls and young worrhen; have ..:, ink. Per b Win a tee. Oshawa, Ontario. L1H 71-5
:vas race workcnK with volunteers: be familiar with the - ` ex•If•u• oN'iPc ark
11 social service network; have experience working „" 1A11A0 °00f ecce room
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ORGANIZATION SEEKS:
1. A part lime administralor to co -order
the delivery of services to our clients.
must have a degree or equivalent expene
In social services and a working knowledge
computers you must also possess stn
communication and time RWrtigerrleflf sklIl
2 A -art time clerical aTISbtaM/fimdrarm
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Big Sisters Association of Ajax - Pickering
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SALES REPRESENTATIVES
1-398 Bavly St. W.
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Ajax, Ontario
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Only those being Interviewed will be contacted. Big Sisters
Contact Gerald Thornton
"••inks all applicants. In advance, for their Interest In the agency.
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Adults & K1ds 28 needed for
(Must be experienced 1n a commer-
clai printing environment. Film out-
aut and scanning skills are essen-
tial Proficiency In Quark, Photo -
Shoo. Pagemaker and Illustrator are
a mist Experience on Mac platform
s required. PC experience Is an as-
set Oualified candidates please
FAX RESUME TO:
(416)495-6630
( up) a markigrr lar -fax ("eH MFS,
TV & Film Asso nmer7ts. -The blear d Sawy run. r, .r, ern- 1 Dllita rep rrarWd
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va Drieon 19051576-3558 (arca opportunity Call 728- rti-xka,.-v assn Said mm ww to t8
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verlisrDlt ill more teen maIapenic Hannq pussl RECEPTIOiSIST 34TANT aaninicto Pet
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19051 -839 MI
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Of Toronto Ilukmum pPRsg the error A l Copy 1311 m.,taa C. Amar' ca neoeo salts wars.
s to th h-rly raters 6 txmus Thurs. and 9:00 to housework seat start
3 yrs evenera - Dula naoe AMo- LIGHT Fun taro- flays and 5:1x) Sat. s7. r (905) 839-3015
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INDUSTRIAL (wB}4WNa
sumo: sued lot, 6 Yr old Vanob
fderellCM feQllNed With crag rxpm- W"d PS (416I41NI 239.
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Cash paid �lyf Thum, Au1166 Y 9d board and coimmnee mem• 1110 Dundas St.
AT7EXr4N - Lod company ,,. rIvc,�e. .(,'r.feanl ;.9D a� -I; nneole n tads to help �t!aa %nor f E., Whitby 17w�iagMS giver.
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fit % to sun Tr a evadable In Ajax rKbedm& ru ba C4 (9051X6 71 Or IIsR� 2, its tors 4
provided POLublr ae 1W of 1l�� -Tars
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required Competitive MANAGEMENi• ars Plena appry In ptrsorl mums t p Elyerlma E Ivy . 6EgEL1Rr - Aust have Wrap asset. CM 9W
wages Excellent hen- p•saa— araI iw env ap►tty n n4 Lrwrpod Rd s.. n yam. vino" with
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efn package, year Ik--dk a.tim ,9r•aw Pxiefip nrlp sod weeterd work Re- %. kkcraoh wag. -0Tt3 message.
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clean tlnvsar aDslract, covert, w.� � like dada pewee 2-19 to car Picking, df+' 10 30 a m Ica A kgependpRly, real es- gained to 5 in old pd. Wm
criminal search ,e aryl naher inPer n gas VMS 1996 Talo- WAREIIONSE CLERK warted tate office experience an as- be smmmer. nowsmoker. A
and ICC medical. :cm,a Pr„Par•. b Pagans Orn 520.000 n par,.ume Pidyring Inventory set Cal (905) 576-75M Dent tar Adam reseed
US and Canadian P,-- Alun —1.16, in prim and sanlaslkps. n- stoWnq. alb Processing or- ca (9051-4260645
exntworece. A).'. Ca(I IwExeduath de N V�ptrips a Gia t-806Naboviellesn ders )or 1 ' ptI�ratcomputer ye NRIRITAIO pet.
585 Wentworth Sl. E. 367.2125 Ed. al some b Barb QO•ilt2 tlttr. non•slrgYe «Weed n
unit MO lhhasva ON, (965)ilf-Nf7 THINKING OF CHRISTMAS" fon 2 sand gndren
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(905).
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ence wen lanes or dune . ouatwvre a 7263144%Iky wi�NIq, dkl Ine is annwodW" to a�(Ippoan
p�s Omar Lemrc. Salary whte SQVIC IE -Oul e E er re-
prepned Mat have ICc CWMF l M Cal Robert 723- Tflydcson Pi, F:RR. WMq. tunny to develop your drat snastk li«•caul CXE¢vw «-
mead corder eros mg 5937 Omato. LIN SRS sdlnq and presetttApa rhel to three children
en d,g,e and IDG tramp /} Partrlt�i7me�r- skits. No experince races. ASAP how day aoAwwk,
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Emenamers pretened No D81R/YBOMItla wAN1E0 Saks persa br ren Ow Mme o r Nen
ex niece benefits. Phont fear Euro Deh GNssen.
p nary Jump a the Clean aDa01aCL 2 Now awiLi4 appeeaann AoubAiA PS 905 61
fast [lack In the adult enter years veru-il Barb or Wendy oma offer! Scar6orouph IPralerable Fe- �p�--�(krrrae
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4988 fir, could mervww a fence All miles Canada s lastest grownip d. 6 - davure
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asset but
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time 5 MwvoAy, Picketing red Fax resume to 19051
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working Person UortrM arm
bedroom. pe, upper lend.
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MOTORCYCLE
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5675
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(90516S5.9B91-SusamEsl&I-
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(905) 721-8741
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CELL: (905)242-4773
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smoking. PIS
smokrnp, rceerpts 905-428
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oil th it Call Dare May-
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per dupe, 2 bedroom
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paripes aw decks 761 Meltugil
F'ay Rd V, 3 Prckenrry For
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sale mnronmem
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SOLID OAR RedOak ebb
$350 Bkacned dlmny
W.h 4dWr'no $1 5 great
condiuun. asklnp $1650 GII
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SOkd pine and oafr lumturc la
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auto. DUDdps. sunrpul err
poly ISaNms. $2.500 1987
905-706-5231
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building, ImmedWery new
table .,In a chairs Refit-
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$125 and up New axed rams
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16.00Ob I,fth-wheel lulch
$255 new S c I bar brows.
$225 Stephenson s
ponces n7 Court St. Oft-
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THIS NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY, AEIll S, 111* -PAGE 21
II Rend I Rend I RM+ 1 Rist /for
AJAX - CLIPPER APTS.
2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 appliances,
underground parking.
55 FALBY CRT.
MON.-THURS. 9 A.M. • 0 P.M.
FRI. 9 A.M. • 5 P.M.
SAT. & SUN. 12 -5
(905) 683.6021
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
1 & 2 bedrooms. Immediate,
3 appliances and blinds,
MON-FRI.9AM -5PM.
(905)571-3522
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
THE SUMMIT PLACE
• 1,2, d 3 Bed Apts.
• MOVE -IN INCENTIVES
• All Util. Included
• In - House Supt. & Maint.
Rental Office: Mon - Fri. 9am - 8 pm
Sat i Sun 11 am- 4pm
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905-697-0145 199' CHEV 4 X 4 EXTEND drf faPldmes. parking Gose
w[DOMG Doss. see 12. 6 1993 SATURN e 4 I Coo sus aulcma^c a, nn W a9 amendoes Available
1M0 VALOR Wanmr. tint malCnlnp tower Gm dress. ry crwx. amJm came. tNy $790 Inclusive
gRritoater. 91t bit, very cwt, slit 6 both orand new. #w apamanc def chrlq mmpdia APARTMENTS - AJAX
fneete Cond,I,on stove. 2 m wan 3,1200 OBo 901104- xlety 'Mks e• „Imt cored,- aarm. cap troch. grey Cloth Ca 72163 .
hos seeps 7 asking os4e Iran. $6500 Otto 905-619- interior. chitin prem and pre, NORTx OSHAWA super urge 33 & 77 Falby art. Afford-
f32O0 905967-3591 1,74 exterior. eeu#m conOmon. 1 5 2 trau,on•. Fora a
1 Mcl 1995 CAMIIRO '28 mooppss 74.000 kit $26900 a beg odicony Wep managed Quiet able 2 bedroom apartments
2 nALW Constructed Ger wade .,r Ieamer 51, Orli Cap 438- owe. ,9051677-5972 building Controlled emrana
wNq °$airs 01C `ur 01 0755 v.w %2416729 LOU cable, pal From $785 per mo. includes
tOmare Bkacn% oak clarge ANnOu�eyl utilyl Ad- 1 w N'' flops 1 -ridge, stu%-e, broadloom
Ranke .M 100% canon Large <� ys -Oil Iwwliy 1399 SAFARI Fn tea t '465-5745564 1st
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man, 6 mot, prem Nearly taloa rYSOW antpue Win' 1995 rr d Am SE 4 dr, V' a - uo, .9651 697- NORTH OWWA eeo lame air, heat, hydro, water and
now Never sal on Asking ems. (no kwA b value win- Gmn, 80Kms $10.700 Ker- +r9�. 7 edrm 2'GI^S 7urel bow- 1
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to oto race p cM Evenings son. Quam#s a single al- calla. Deme .kudr $875 one parking.
(9os)-6555807 bane eines special ..60 on 6 Traa•n xr malt^ Nu dogs ,owed- Call 686-0845
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wim to rr eel loom WE FINANCE 1992 JAI -0 3,; !gree, '906)579-5584 or Visit us at:
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revdtlbonary tame n •o W g uN&I u I MusSe mans Lake. pwYtq 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH
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treatment, Call:-+V+Igp CaauNants- in ^cause "Cal 1 bedroom
a FINANCE rorm,<kw ,cads n Bacon Im b ROW Closer to schools ertd sttoppNlg-
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window wwnugt tkeixr, . 1 Aft a • io ary $7.500 AweMt4 Yh6 Yv. anasaint• a mpnmy 4268172 2 Zl t Hepar (9051 50170%a LroPOM
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■and 1416 2177777 a OUTDOOR CRAFT EX TRAM a•4. toward Meek 140.MC a•v 1einem '"nmol, erol 09 TWNTOIL""' " hmbedroom
f9051 -M000 a /Jf67M �a Augu:, s•n S 31" kml L4 $6695 1997 To, 1 RE.^,N7cM 4Pi 1 ,r -,e Immr:ulely ;M1 613- A- 3 3e,f• . - Arad ^o^r u' A,�'•. "sin'm-y 0
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CAGES for sae. 4.33 as Ma mxiet Exa 401 a Cour. u, hu. $993 1994 Gro knulen . , , Sam FyCAER" Mw bee. RuoP•nP 3C 29 PkeMt
born PI•.sa all Tong. Trio 41 d and FoNP✓on aero. ".DW "ms 5 lPml sect `V Rekrermes a7G
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and mil $3990. 19" indoor I! �•:,ae rr.c,au.w ownil rod
,v44w Coop lovely MR. puking W0 u". ooul wl a pw, $670 HON
CAMP aIMONEnR. I DD'A. ALE I'l PRKF INSTALLA w' 95 000 kkll mons. SAM entad 5: Y w ,• . Isbtap. (9031 pt JOE7 1 AueDab .1 AueOons
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•star^ Corp., Fu, 3 :oom .
orM $399 DO Prep wxkon
7A se rot OMO. dekme Rd
aid oipi{roo n yon home.
alar .Dove ;:,,-a ua�rrgy�
dead 16124 1•D uS
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4 M. X995. 1996 AOww 2
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RMI tied cow s10.495 i99t
Morde 323. endo. rte nw.
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tool 1600-w7w
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SM. Aug. am
RD eilbiep, rb OWWAN ler
moans 2 oath. man rood, atm'
dry nw and dean
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at 10:00 a.m-
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spar, pial r 53 695 Sea
10 CUS1Om 6.9gg 1973 Uul
wq $3995 1967 Gmxo.
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Watrowes
217-4104
F
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unions. No ptLiM,,V
19051-472-0924 a (416)-992-
As from Belos to
Ancebm Hall,
CARPETS bb d Carpet
FOUND A-:; • south Aka
Man Kau $79-28"WOO
guel
working Person UortrM arm
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Hwv 02. (ulMlrne
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Car to""
AnrgCA s ,: v.: A;4 -
look carpets; on haw I win
tel .CmaO AJMAehlby0
Arima
OSHAWA AUTO CENTER -
SERVICE
(90516S5.9B91-SusamEsl&I-
^gs.
(905) 721-8741
eves mOOern hprtle
orpM 3 rooms. $349 Pew
ridlwaf CMDM pnnu.m pad.
0"" MwLbw uR Pool
Camd 427- 7 rip
LOST Back blast
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obs 131.2775
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Pkeax pMrlt 42: :,136
Awa Cr dower; Mop Rr-
AaM, - •MC��p7 ONE bedroom
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homes of Mrs Mc.
Systems dwOd
150
Ht�:000 �j500 6 upI.FIU Pm-
t4rable .0. East rommil
M W, oznowa 436-
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CARPETS SALE Lata d Ca-
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sou. y MaMpueee pro-
iAIE, sde bed.
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t�tM' 5950 nardM tames
and Mrs. Keane 01
Pia 100'. .3 sten w-
yPDr own Imk to less Wit
oil th it Call Dare May-
rod
ilea urs a.rWu. 1994
BEST Bap 7', 4-1R'. 6•- 10'
Lilebme Guarantee. from
V PM 1905; 773-131/
HastAgs. All to W
nrS"I l rooms 5339
130 s0 ye) tldewea crpot,
RfA►011rwMsstm p ps
Cmr
S�NBIF-, - 3r sill $6495
1994 Caralowr ado.
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Wt$nTSH M. l �II
sold cath no re-
serves. Noce am. oak
a rom�1 , `mop
Ca94t
3 pupp,cs len 5695
uW Aaady k: srpp 59051-571.
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$5995 t99g 124. sub (6700
1992 Sawed GT, s640o 1992
76
bbad.
baseme t
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low morcaetl pack
exams Ser" DumMn
7325 d ITO51.9R-7105
Ca aIwr. 2 dr. 5W 53500.
'An"i, 'uun Brill a e
Aug0 A a"p
sde board all or,
rtlgylplg arta Sam 905
05w
ANSTAFF TERRIER pupaM.
19922 Ca.aowr, Wagon. 67996
O.B.O. Gr sea yea tpridi-
Igll rime
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nal. east lake lied.
1161172
6 weeks Kt vvS/d.-.w
1992 Tool wagon $400
power. SIM Seattsapsmall v-8.
WAIT 3 1FDRODt1 -
Slipper
CINP TRAAER to sae. gni
L., 4362494 pager Lei"
1991 =U%ONDAI Scoop LS,
2 i 3 NOROOM APART-
de, fnagor store un,,nc.
chair.
chair. OIhN Victorian
of
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nkssapt
SM 1991 Yaap GL 54900
NEXT$ $699 a $782 J^rmes
Iencod vara 6"5 pus ys
chars. OVW oak ext
625& trrOpe R Ao/ b t
52500 0 B 0
UW"N Shou'l MMs
1991 Causer 2 dr. 52995
1991 Z24 $5500 1990 Serena
rnCluded Ol Creek ;,u-
oopp�� 233 Albert St Osil
.,m INdro AeWIMN Sgt 1st
Whey - CWn, sDaCrous 2
table yoth chairs, ant
China cabinet, small
Cad (903
1905)
72(FION
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St epnera Laos von
nos. ready no. la sae Call
GT2. SWd $3995 1990 Car
Iwr I Sspd 53700 1990
Ptla' 4368471
morin with kedetn and
nook. tromp and rich
al Sma
bles rcab-nets,
DRPSAVISTO"u UMfs
w05 -M-0191 a 1-899-
577 -DOGS
jq 537% 1990 Grand-
2 BEDROOM Bamt Apt Awl
son,
pp0keog rip ags ptax
kitchhen
ba, 10, Comm om sake or
dMN on now
Rupe Seaton of new and
pre. 4dr. $2995 1990 Spring
too someone w o an pov,de
llbl bM i lel med $625 Al
SOha and U1iu, war-
ps aid's books Pew# 721-
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a00RA1tE INMWVAR Kr•.
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19 SE. $4295
stn hoe cntOcan to- shin-
I•'on 0•er eMraw, paY
apes Sep In Whsp 2 room
aoDe, ant. Sanger
4627-6259
IRrs PurcGred Seal. Orae. 6
1990 BM•lu
IT S3880 1990 RtOa 54395
^P auoo deck AN
m spool loohen and
arr^0
sawm9g machine.
� map lWw6=
Tonne points Blue eves
Ready to Utley
1990 Olds CuuaSS Supreme
fit' �p 54�'mo. r^'
,Cpl Fridge anal Rae
Darling, walk to GQ Nm
note. (aD anodes from
Hastings
1�3R-ft
go hamed
$M each (905)-983.5371
Convertible. $6900 1990 LN
1NG PARISIENNE Gray. sols
smokers no dogs Pull
hone un -
1m. 145 (p) IOronol 905
987.11451srp1
PIMWED Cock& spate)
moa 4dr $39% 19% Z24.
5W SM95 7990 Musurg
2 •Eootow
�ceram ntbst
11650 onchuded AvaNde
m FnmN (905) 666.4550 �'
seen at time of ad.
�rtison9) Chrome
AP 1. Sand
pow- &orad 5 mala. I le-
LX SU95 1990 Sundrd
Noux Cbx
Awl Sept 1st a en u.
style, ant. dressers
Pafa. F
Parts. Frodge StOD,
:pyo Pwaft on site Raised
$3500 1990 TawM GL Sig%
Coding Not
9RR1RV. t Oedroom aval-
and coasts of draw-
lux 3,r. -free.
uYpp dnuo frost -free. 2 year
gw..hite w,b $1400 only
'� rrhlden tip Shoals $275
each17051-652.5154 a
1989 &r&u GT, 537% 1989
Cava'r. $3295 1989 Temp.
IUUR 19051-720-2367
9051-
sde n wed manuvk0 D905.
uq 4 Severs Rohr Lw 905-
7771
ars, motlem dressers
and Chests of draw -
SM. ports. seg -cies q So
11111-179-2771
est $2795 1989 OWS Collas
3M SIMM & Newt' veno-
Acca =Wit
rtlyWr 9100'up. Dryers 11751
30FT COATED w1EATp1
WNUTON
S me Imelloahaal. (1795
1999 Uncdni
wiled 1 -bedroom 5550 uidu-
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MHr1Y, downtown 2 bed'
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ht $hats. ortedtl guarantee.
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moans 2 oath. man rood, atm'
dry nw and dean
Yp-. +W W wasprlorrer
$500,
byy. rot RwOdlq, Irypyab
1:300 9B6
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pen 19051-571-32300
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bpm ca apt
tumRtNt baemmt apatmen
to Clean Iron-smObng
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fI1N18T laver 1 bedroom
NNNi %-Bock ORtwpek
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NEED FU ANCIIIG7 $50o-
AaM, - •MC��p7 ONE bedroom
Available Sept tip Cal 116
Pib.kP, f c t name. SIR
a pIMNc, 91.500. SIR
Systems dwOd
150
Ht�:000 �j500 6 upI.FIU Pm-
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up M . Mo l 3wo
57999 up to 300 Rs. Odq lila
6000 SE, t12K 53985. 89
wakpgt yWryn rradr 5650
rndusrw No a smdug.
WHY res rtwn ypu nli3otn
iAIE, sde bed.
Jadds surtklp at $25. 24•
File M,dFat ameel& $2599
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LaYalkr. 135K. 53995 e9
Cal 16
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oil th it Call Dare May-
rod
wood
no. n"disk i Ile �- Wp1�-
p. Cdln and
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BEST Bap 7', 4-1R'. 6•- 10'
Lilebme Guarantee. from
Slow I.E. UM 88 Berets
IODIC M95 90 Belau. 130K.
AwNAME tIMa�MTEIr, n
Whitby Apt building. spa-
Sales Rep RUAW
Summit Rutty It99t1 ltd
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$4995. 90 Sable, loaded.
pour. tarPefed, rkNy paint.
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3599 49. 7 days7week
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$4995. 89 Tracker. 140K
$1.195. 92 Lumen Euro,
$6995 93 Taurus GL $6995
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dro. water, cable,
11
stud. Mc Plus supplies.
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laundry, parking.
Venders Maus message at
for appoint,$750
appoint,
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all included.(9851.655.3513
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large q
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linens, doube:
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9s, etc. CHU
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at 10:0
starting
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Please read
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first day of
publication
as we can-
not be
responsible
for more
than one
insertion in
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an error.
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at 6 p.m.
Walromes
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Jtor bikes, tubes
wares. knock knacks,
hc,e furnrshrng9,
etc Partial Ise n-
CluCtl excellent Solid
oak dining rm. suite,
ext table, 6 chairs
and attractive china
ra0,net. wood bed.
scfa 6 matclwp
chair. Oak DedrOom
Sulfa, apt -s,ze chest
freezer. other chest
freezer, book Cases.
books, small tables,
household articles,
1988 Ford 12 ton
4.4, 1980 Horda Ell
motorbike, 1977 Hon -
3a Gold wing, 1992
Pontiac Sunbirtl LE,
xrnverliDla, fuey ioait-
9d: water scooter
:Omplete with trailer
Intl outboard motor,
28hp. Johnson out-
ward. 50hp. Marc.
:Aboard, 12 tandem
Dile utility trailr9r
XImplete whin loading
amps. new hot tub
Domplete with Rump.
Htoto copier Com -
Mete with stand, com-
uter with CD Rom.
Ipeakers and primer:
cs of quality at
It & Ltd. eoihc
is from our orgl
anshop ligwol
tools, househo
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es, lamps, air
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Die
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Auctioneen
190513552106
AND ESTATES
WANTED
Low commission,
payment next
day
ales every Tt l
hurl. at 6 p.n
pllances etc.
liner and opera-
MYLES KING
AUCTIONS
33 Hall St.
Oshawa,
Established in
1960
725-5751
723-0501
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TUESDAY AUG. 11
AT COO P M.
3 MILES EAST OF
LITTLE BRRAIN ON
COUNTY no 4
contents '
_ resay apartmen
-1 others. Refit
shed anti" dress
:r5. w.Cker tern SUM
Hatching pre&
;a:r, chairs, terougn
' 'r :abb 6 6 chars
J.^]4n Phyte drol
ea' 'SDS, 6 Duilear
I^r'e dining chairs
IC-C.d boss Spring a
'atiress, walnu'
chars. 24m ek
stove. coffee &
rates. floor Ia
30w electric s
coals, games tam &
chairs. chrome
Itchen suite. Urge
Inhque pine cup-
ioard. pine doors.
Ity china, glass.
Ou5ehoid 3 collect -
"a items
Don i Caned
AuttionteGoy ers
RROI Little Britain
(705)756-2183
Pear a Fax
AUCTION BARN
FRIDAY AUG.7
AT 5:00 P.M.
3 MILES EAST OF
LITTLE BRITAIN ON
COUNTY RD. 4
'N contents of a fo-
al (tome plus others.
lnbque oak dress-
rs walnut dressers,
rocker chairs, fireside
ench, bed sofa,
lather chesterfield &
hart, side by side re-
igerator automatic
taSher & dryer,
Iooden decoys. oak
Nice chairs, Dress
ack rocker, pine
arvest table, wood -
Loire. dinette suite,
cresol bell, oak bul-
sts. drop front desk.
-doorrefrigerator,
hesterlreld & match -
Ig chaircrocks,
adern dressers, co-
it lamps, IOl radial
rmsaw. 141tfiber-
lass boat cJw 601hp
rotor & trader, Ho-
ich, spin washer.
vo Bhp log splitters
n traders, plus a
rge qty. sports
drds, china, glass,
3usehold & Collect -
Ne items
)on & Greg Cornell
Auctiataars
RRB1 Little Britain
(705)7.6-2181
Phone or Fax
411U c wail, Iuw
MscGre•trs Auaidn Ltetn. Sdwmamr0e.
AmfOutl, C011edaores. Housewold Effects.
Craft i Tools
tRR10AY AUGUST 9M. 10 A.M : Vrewrnqq 9001
401 to Wawdy Rd IEm 4131 I North to s2 Heil
East to Sc"" St North 1 tun
+dayv Auehe- ear.res • :.:•Ices - re o
f-rMnOS Williams of Bow-urnw porus InquLpb
-Song bedroom sea. couch & char. chases.
...:reo. msc tables (Portal Wtenen. coffee i
1. wood bons. Quality older glass & cum for
d colloctirses, handmade .001 carom. Dicta
:'aft work bird houses). wood Rattlers. taw call
alas Ili I. IO011 6 hardwrt. eland saw. t? t
grime, ClampS. dolls 6 bra etc rgthM, Or
-!zees frul 6 stove, ~ Dos trailer, Pius m
.. re Arbil i 0m IN Palo t0 Drel
(Neat auMat &NdSV Auqun 1601)
Call for all ywr VACUM Mend
MacGregor Auction Sennett
Mike MacGregor 905-623-79"
905.987.3664 TOLL FREE I-SW3634710
TESS
TIDD ESTATE SALES SERVICE
EXCEPTIO%AL AUCTION SALE
SAT. ALG. SAT 11 A.M.
Bei;•.h hrhi vt our new i,wition -
Tidd's Auction House
5 kms east of Cobourg on Hill Y2,
Fraturvd n tins sale - Qualtrw furniture,
didpplav racks and access from an
In tenor Kr 6rators showroom,plus hne
antique furniture, glass and china.
SHOWROOM Ell - Vogel chain, - 1
pr. ::.'nal arm.hatrs pr. wing chairs,
'loral chair w, carved rams head, love-
srat, sofa w;acanthas leat overly in
Irwel Woes, Bisque Bizarre chair, lrg.
cloverleaf ottoman, round ivory' ottoman,
AZco bar table base w•/pr. matching
.tr Ifs, birch and metal canopy bed,
Hunter Douglas store despplav (silhou-
ette floor models - 4 sided). Capel dis-
play rack with 17 hanging samples,
,stir toe and Wife curtain rod display
rack (current and up to date), 6 wool
rugs, runner more. ANTIQUES - Wil-
liam and Mary style dining room table
w/ 3 leaves, 6 chairs and hutch w/tlor-
al marquetry, 1/4 cut oak oval table
with 2 leases, 6 pressed back chairs,
Victorian style cameo back sofa w/
matching chair, oak side by side side-
board w/bowed glass .four, walnut chest
of drawers and dresser w/ mirror, pr.
Duncan Phvfe chairs, Victorian side
chair, set of 4 bow -back Windsor chairs.
GLASS AND CHINA - \tam' sets of
crystal engraved goblets, wine glasses,
rummers, sherbets, liquors, etc. pressed
glass, cut glass, Pinwheel Crystal, Cross
and Olive, 33 Oce. t3, L1'edgwood ' Patn-
dan" chtna, Roval Crown Derby creamer
(blue floral pattern), Royal Doulton
cream and sugar IOld English scenes
..ItnglIng- & "Archery'-), Nontake,
Roval Albert, Dresden figurine, LADPO
tigunne. ACME teapot and milk jug
(hand pamtedl. Ridgway "Heritage'
set of i tins (Bartletts scenes of early
Canada 1842). 60 pees. Paragon china
Vwtorian Row (8 place setts ), plus
many more good ppeces of glass and china,
tax, numerous to hst. SILVER - Victorian
silver plated pees. - pr entree dishes w/
detachable handles, pr. tooted wilt cel-
lars with blue glass inserts, apr. caster,
two handled trav w/foliate nd scroll
border. "Cake" en raced cake plate, pr.
Candlesticks, and ttirGng silver Candle-
sncks. Viewing 9:30 a.m. day of sale.
Arrangements can be made to view day
before sale. Lunch available. Terms -
Cash, Visa, M.C. Intense, cheque w.
pi oiler 1 D. For more information or to
bb e tk your estate sale. Call Patricia
Tidd. TIDD ESTATE SALES SERV-
ICE. (905) 372-0879. Specializing in an-
tiques and estate auction sales. Ap-
praisals, Liquidations and Bankruptcy.
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MComing Events f 1 Coming Events
SUNDERLAND .
HERITAGE
SUNDAY
-Antiques
•
Crafts
• Farm Riv Sale
• Vintage Tra for Show
,SUNDAY, AUGUST 9th,1998
F Sunderland Arena
4
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a Admission: $3.00, Children: FREE
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K,J:J6l announcements Iff.T11 announcements
PORT PERRL
CRAFT & GIFT SHOW
August "'th & 14th
10 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Scugog Arena, 1655 Reach Road
50 Qualitv Vendors
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DaiwnQ7 or balq lyrn heed
Everyone accepted regardks;
oI peat ratrg Call for free
ml0rmatwn. 905.5763505
Student Ioe6 Rdudle I
ONMNNNG A LOW 13 NOT
GUARANTEED. sm
COMPANIES CAREE W -
FAM FHS, OTHERS
DO NOT. n 13
GRGESIEO THAT YOU
MMTIGAn THOROUGH-
LY
MORE SIGHING ANY
CONTRACTS.
1 NaaBigas.
YwIRMICe
MORTGAGES - Good, bad and
ugly. Fvurwng for any pur-
pose. rates from 449% All
applications acrepDled Com-
murby Mortgage 66&6805
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Buailt"a$
INVESTORS WARTED - Small
private kmlted company W.
in fp an mesbf (Sadil or
apwi Eacellem realm on m-
weslmems els Negotuble
Appro. $20000 Call Ron
(905)434.1407
REED HELP' Overwhelmed'
Earn $2.00 $5 000 weekly
lull lime or monthly part lime
Not MLM Call t-800-320.
9895 eel 3697
PRIVATE • 5179.149 167,169
Slmcoe Si S Osruwa Com.
muni property. 4. X10 sq n
c".9urig or 2 slates on
marl floor. and I- one bed-
room aparlments on second
"par Vendor e,0 hold mon
gape wfh reasonable down
DaYsel^t Owner (905) 728.
AN everi
1 x
Cr 1 900-451 3'93
SZ 19 p6r cola
1TTRACTVE FlMALE
i4T
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wofDYa/ en0
S•s1°rp
1.. a •. n,p
rr"y OF R16HT
23 Y• old. 5'7 W90 moor,
•w Monne ria., and
ayes Sea" ■ can
�: -tiy woo r lo
,. maw • wy NOot
rid WAITING
49 r. ole '.naw sr rkw
whir tY de, ha., wd Ota•
.y.a Enjoy 1M ire■erw
nh0we slid cope
90O1(X w.m wnbf
�n ,eat 70749
STOP Allow HERE
Pe,ule. so" lames. b
.,e,ast hrr, y
1_Is- eyw, ew0
.oeRdv°a E -.l
' ac 91. *,"a,"a aw rare
-9g e.w-we male.
�'• ^o >?. wtv.clrw. Ire.
Nwven. dia."us"V_ t be :,Wp•nt.
"`ooved, -c,ww. ho arra
r •s99sOs. b P -
w■.
-rahp 21417
CUTE PETITE DLOF4"
E ..Ys om,ng. dant g
avd eM M We, M.•qa
• e Fwwey ay . -cure
Log itgr n
-hah"O .
49 I 53. m the -m•
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TREAT WE
RIGHT
SrmErM' r a. non
lea nk,Okk
p. -p4mpnmch"
g, mow,-.
wwks dud n alb
m„pl Surng an
29 "o d 1mx0xact, mar 22 to
29 1 $molar sonar
o'+,e, BOX 15355
SIMPLE TINNGS
29 y, olc tun hguren mom
e, 'gas great "n"
or
um« and te"s the ser.
pile T now We Seas a
mar whim V der uuwests
60x t 7603
PARTY GIRL
Manes.,.
is eryoys
9on9 aa. OUr 4 W -.v
and ryvwhp a good torr
Sewag sa'Iy wawa mW,
19 to 25. wow eryOYs me
same Mugs. BOX 23212
WANTED...
Born aper, Cnnuun man.
who bus me Lord and
ukes wooci worlung. 40 to
50 BOX 21414
PROFESSIONAL
BEAUTY
Single white feta^OAlly
independent !Hosie. 51•,
135 Ski, jun bug. Iknwly
com-Muan a chew And
adds personauty1 Enjoys
dvung danc"'9 kwe Visual
country mune, Blue Jays,
Maple Lead Seeking a
;=jmale, under 50
START OUT AS
FRIENDS
26 yr cid. 57. 115 to
f_AI.. IWI kme nurWg Our m he, las year Enjoy
bye al a-, mE"rbbabrg,
manes.Me gym aid 1.Vo
eek
Sa male. 25 to 35, with
similar nnr-ts garq out
hawng °good tms. Frlyds
las, no oornnmrWit BOY
36M
FUN LOVING
Canna, sngy white
female. prof/seloned 40,
mother of teenagers. se --
,ng 40 plus, staae, kd.
honest. sincere man. with
sense of hums, values.
and a respect ler life
Enjoys theaters, walks.
dlmng out and mating
naw people BOX 23203
WITTY SENSE OF
HUMOR`
34 yr old, set employed.
good looking, 6mother d two. wrth • witty
-n- of humor, strong
babel. and v■ju
Sung an attract,- mW,
with smtr char 17rMca.
for IrlenOsr p W.I. BOX
15186
MAKING NEW FRIENDS..
23 yr old, 5'e'. 132 Ib. oW
gang Whale. 9aa, pan
sor,awly, sparkwng blew
eyes long brown hart
Enjoys "pons, gong to The
beats, rwmmug. 0ancnq
and more S-krnq a flay.
20 to 26, hem a der mien
ens. ler IMnds nrn, Potsl-
ble relr0onsnep Box
17577
i
CENTRAL 00, 10 WOLVES
Hockey Assoc Major Midget
AAA Iryons Sal August
79X1. ell D m ' 10 15 p m
Sun . August 30M 8 15 p m
1G 15 P m Wed Sapt b
915 pm 1115 pm Sal
Sepl Still 8 15 D m � 11 15
m sun Sept SH,
11115 cat
per Loanl n
Lindsay
,I,'Compiler Note Must
bmV 0 H F Firm
. , 1 Cs•e,g
FUND MISER to, Epieppxy
Dmnacl
But Jays ws Kan-
sas , tY on Aug 2591 705
p nl Tickets Its d 2 101 $25
call 905.666-9926
1 per"Vis
N1 CHEATING ONTARIO
OU
HSEWIVES rumen A p',
ate phone n,mbers 90C
4513638e.1 ;35. $329/minmust be l6 T -lone
HEAVENLY PSYCHIC Am
swe'S curC 'rte ^,ad, wlthln
5299 mut "8•'24 ms 1-
90o 451 3783
HEAVENLY PSYCHIC $299,
min 1'*
N hours 1.900
4513763 DAILY HOBO
SCOPE 1 900 457 7770 $5 W
4 hours
MCMULLEN. Rose, or an-
k;ne b'1.'wm0 net where.
abuuts co"nad Khadp Khtap.
Mondav Friday 830am-
4Dorm
t-B88.937.7731 Eoi,
fret
MAWA RELAXING %IAS.
SAGE 5n.:IL Sera.. 4. King
Sl W19C51 404962::'
9 Pm
VANEEROEN. Jaki•ether
of A<reva PCs r b Ap�i 12
loo: or am:�nr r•wheng nen
^rrWppns soman Khadlp
Monday Friday
8 3oam-4 000M 1.888 937
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• 11 nhMWaaW , 11 wat♦NMN6a :11 InoFUEIaRrRIF 11'sNpawga . 11arWaMla �1' LaNr I■
+� WHITE, TREVOR as,
A dear con lit brelther
who passed away August 5, 1994.
Four years ago
since you've been gone,
The grief in our heart's
still lingers on,
Or have our special days
in our family events,
R'ith you in our hearts
there is never an end.
Always Loved & Ne%er Forgouc
Love Mom, Dad. laso
Re%'in. Ronnie, and Dav
910 Isom= 910
CONNOR. Terry On July 30, 1998. Terry loving
husband of Linda. Beloved lather of Paul and Shan-
non, Lisa and Chris and Heather. Devoted Poppa of
Kyle, loving son of the late Edward and Audrey Con-
nor and dear and devoted son-in-law of Merven and
Lucy Richardson. Brother of Mike and INS; Wife Rita
and Brother-in-law of Don and Janice Smith. Caring
Unde of Tara, Amy. Lindsay and Scots. Terry will
be missed by his many family and friends. All will be
invited to a Memorial Tree Planting ceremony in
September to Celebrate Terry's life. Donations to
the Cana6an Cancer Society would be appreciated.
Please read your classified ad on the
first day of publication as we cannot
be responsible for more than one
insertion in the event of an error.
a130GDQRo1fLaltNTf
Baseri erN Al
R904001rs,
Add... reef pumblrq
drywall, ceramic b7ing
15 yrs. Exp.
Call Mano
(905►- 619-4663.
cel.(416) 560.4N3
HANDYMAN
Call a Reai Handyman for
all ywt kvA4Yokl needs.
People with limited Cash
flow NO fob too small,
Plunbng, ejedncal,
Palming. ceramq" 8
general lepers.
Call Joseph
905124.7526
page) - 416-632-2209
POST HOLE
Dnlhm'- & Siiung
Fence K Deck
Garhlgc
& Scrap metal
removal.
Jason
(905) 619.6664
:1 Roofing
942&X7(M
rslFl�O.Alumi"m. all IrFa ofa••. and old..,h.p Guar -
n,: Discounts, fully m-
ee estimatesndrew we42&X701
AJAX Moving Systems
Full services, moves, appliance
and piano specialists. Flat rate or
hourly. We now have heated
storage units. We sell moving
supplies. Park and load special,
starting at $125. and up.
725-0005 or 427-0005
1 835 835
MAID SERVICES
A Dmslon of Gailhnd Maintenance Serl
Personalized, professional service.
Enquire about our SALE!
To all NEW clients, with all bookings of
weekly and bi-weekly services
Limited time only... so BOOK NOW
ll (Fully Bonded 8 Insured)
h b 683-7515
M. Painting A
Dweort Moving a Slon9a
CRS MOUNTAIN
Rall Coverings MOVING SYSTEMS
pa"11mg & Wallpapering we ml, move ary1hen9
dllY•nefe. dnyllme
Small bepaus. tlrywall. Commercial or residential
wood finishes, Packaging. storage and
professional, bu.es aalbbl Senior &
reliable, mw month dispel Free
reas.e. dean. esbn rtes
Colin 839-7256 571-0755
1-886-491-6600
TMS PAINTING HARRY -O -THE-
& DECOR MOVERS
Interior d Exterior Move big or small, we
Europun Workman- price them all' Free esti-
Ship males. seniors discount,
Fast. clean. short trot," moves. Ap-
pliances moved. also
OA11DiMM/D
Host 670-4/75
For 4A of your
lardacaping needs Including.....
inlerbak brick, retaining Walls
flower, garden & tree beds
Featuring digNal imaging d
Free estimates
25th year of business'
loll free
TREE ROAOVAL A OWNTOIANCt
sfhwnp NWI No"a Landscaping
CALL
DAVE
831-7055
Parry Seim 1I.I.PA Parry Services
RABBIT WANTS WORK
Doing Magic For Children's Parties
And All Occasions. Have My Own Magician.
Call Ernie 668.4"2
1 OrapM. AduE
lad N E
t't I; rn%I II0%lV
sE.wh(:
t r 5470% off rraail
ulamind
true, husk,
Al ah ours
v, - lahw'
1 ., 15 years Widen
,.If 626••1.110.
House
EM
CIIw111r10
&AMAZING CLEANING INC
To,, bur,' loo mw;^t.r gust
itI .e.e dsamip; Gya
Theresa a nn 666-0727
1 `
a,;rntlrmdn3 hest fnemd
EXCE!"TION.4L LADIES
,ER%7.%E, 1)l1W REUCIN
!'li.'G'ASCE f- (3..10
RELL41M A DD(JIETIIY.k
GUARArvrFED
4104-8761
NOW HIRING
• pemnp a ! tellable service, storage space available.
1 420-0081 Comparable rates. Call GET 3 FOR THE PRICE OF 7 Please read your
(905yy�97-4137 er 560 will dean Classified ad On the
abvwg a 1'660.263-'5&76 up b 3000 K h
first day of
"GUARANTEED- vacuwnnp au�uq� Darn
dcanrp. Iordhen. Moors publication as we
PAINTING i NATIONAL r -== d ria+ e�
PLASTERING MOVING SYSTEMS spenenccannot be
. ,1... B 1 cross Mo else MY num ,seeds responsible for
a -• "n" (1 5a';:ur1 rales. hciemning ,ri,r iijoew .c ,
&" fro^.: 'aIle
til` money uD front, seaoR Wb MID I '=t "s, spin. Gall Mla 0 11147X6 -92N more than one
Da', when your SatlSNetl MOMTN DISCOUNTS p'ero rirovrirl
Smell Fictional. Alas. insertion In the
,» E.amaN Se,.a Moenn w•d.mu1 :rrmm.•cul I 0J 6-^9 avalVarve lke. Marsham aed
can staff w' Pick • :ortgyarade Rates I 423-023event Of an error.
416)114-5911(�l) Frer EstimatesDOS-723-7479
t -MG -953-7750
Ajax/13it•kering7 Nt-%�s Ad%Frti,;vr grin,. 1f►u... 'li► plat•e Ytgur FREE, ad. tall
1-80,1111-662-84213.
%if%tirnf•. dao or night.
SINCEREL1ours ,lig resp4►nd to an ad, call
1'900451-3793.
FREE Per%onal .%d FREE 11►ice Greening S2.Pitp(•r minuty. lima Ansel Lr• IR or older.
Berth rf ori 1-r. whrk with 1".Rv hToe -J H„tan I'll-..
:F �"-.,NE-•
q6- whir+°r-gar 22.5
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Sv,q• c. a.,,rW mon
BF1N
70 r cid. arrpiw mom a
NOTHING VENTURED
�omr Qgave,'a"oio.
D b. °iron Dore.Out 10
36. Cor mm.
two. •••••^9 a rwl.
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1.yrld woo rs apba e. t0.
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to,
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NEW
Ads'.
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6-q .awe on the Wade,
h, p xp. and wntoYs
urs. spoon, amuwment
-b
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know wMr You w•m p t a
Ca I' t 900.45 t 1793
de
sal enMw. ehjpya
,ports, noc-Y oow1•^9.
kWw ba 22 10 2%. .art,
perils aid lwk.ng
"w 411, air 1241 Y
$2.49 f er mail
dantrn9 •^d b" wm
Mtleco-, ,nal,✓•. and
F.rndehp a '^1' prru"ry
KP G A COWBOY'
MEW Y'
OSHAWA AREA
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with bwwn haw, and Mewl
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its. S-kmg ampeY•d
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doors, csmor^0. eve".
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er M •fern- a '..r..;
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bmW. 2610 7e anrecave
M Seakwq ■ kwd. albs-
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5••k•`9 •gyw11Y ade-.
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rd do nrps wrT ler ■
fall 1 900451-3793
Yrno box 1so0g
okAdo-s
maMw nW. 20 to 25. wlm
PYvonalwe a mon
14812
arkl phre"ily hl BOX
I,ptala. run wnoke9
MhW. ler ■ 6-q tido
not Y.okwv. weseacbw
fr de, brat nblwnalkp.
$2.19 per Mid.
INAMTS R ALL
-,ele, ,nbnals b cont.
100 GOOD TO aE
21425
aurBE THE t7a1[
MwbortMkp E.I.Y. aid
wahrh- b bog arm Iwe
Looks and aunt uenera-
CLEAN FUN
>• r ae 'uu v
Pe,•a^eni i are, rkil -
TRUE'
had IND, wine man
ei"tsM14
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"He Bole 21363
len " 14957
ifs. !un lIaw•d. cu•ous.
91• mases w aa•Wng a
000 a
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Ch1'
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horses cars9• vM. wnldw,
w■N$. wwlmm+yp an0
more nho3 we,-
TRAVEL 11I17M YE
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d.4w sew
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MORTIRIMB(RLAMD
d 1%49
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se
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and
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awht
sacono TME ARG11MO
ma -. or". -
doors. al.aw9, wwars.
no dtioew ems you
erpy dlnh; out. man°".
aid more H and
3wk
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3• r e .buses M1q.
ms's
--lo" o.adoore,
Call T -9N-451-3793
IIEW GAL IN TOWN
Lady. p 20C .rs .ik- dm
Dart moves. 9taw news
ap-t rte hon. CIA BON
orwe swmw. but rot ,.epee.
non slicker Ej poes t e
aw.hmrng ■re, wwr. I am
5'10' I..... .n.n _g
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sway this same who cart
0klasow- mOkVCVcla rd.
Ills We, 5'17. wry°.
"ohe.,y
$2,49 per mid.
blond. hay, arld It—
and gte, b A OM: Me
mwe. as b 25. rot. fee-
ler n'v DJI
Go PLACES. DO TNons
at- sey venal sM hran.
iA9• ps^0••v9. DtMq
ot�1p55
erose,-
90Kb
y 23192
USwI FUN
"Im 1. rre, $0 W afea
good fen- il hum-
would w w "tet • gr•.
c'iid A 4mDrh.
,p1 b me Muw laity Wee
33 Yr ,,,c t:' 12' w
laud. er,Wl'. c••,.owi9,
Win hnwM whr Yes says,
26 b 42 SDII rit97
Peal, eoab,g alae m-•
suwq an D,1Ya,talM M
B[ S►ONTANEOUS...
21 yr Jd. ti_". '?0 lb w•n
mW ,hen auburn haw alert
n ys, an
rid y , People
'^9 rtew people. Er+pya Y
orhrl b cprwD•raonstwp
arta I de ria P" SOLE
w -.-a c --G. 9s•p
LOVW$G SMLLEs
sahtey. wen awrwr www-
n yr cid 50' 75C 16-. stn
de, ay- Eryoyn m,asrc.
sort il racresedW nesse,
6QFE 25179
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mall �a vw.r. an
ewes ler .-wov POew.
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we,9^I YYtY IIasI•y > -
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cop• Siwk+,p ■ = Ip
b°1009 13461
GIVE 11E A T111'1
MOW ABOIaT IT?
S,,Ne _.,. v._ 16.
47 y, ad 5 •• avo•;..d
gp0 boning 'e 1nW 32 b
Whir.. i2 �� 36.
apt ■ hHx,4.hy. p4.lpn
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k°nale. 16 to 36. ip
owe" er,CpiFtlwa SOX
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b, or b c,✓ww on" p
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wY. g-6- s hue ce h r x.
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ny6pl.nq " 17720
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disc
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20309
mrrW wrath bmW IF you
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sale, hipw,•a. de, bkpt
IaC( AMO IaOMEST
sIPII[T FTN
K v, cid. stitched w• 1.
aarrwele. andcoupys syr
dedeae srhw BOM 1 )605
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PVT OUT MY FSREt
0.
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ad Y=,_wlnrye w a tow•
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dal III Mc ^sad.
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36 Year Jd =. 53'.
wry two rlgurw wrra
mar ,.
wl--d br,-M. n a 35
ATTRACTIVE WN...
WANT SOMEONE
ENT
DECENT
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Me
DAYS ANDNIGMTs
rnya mW. t6lo 24wro
knows how b hwn syn.
ewW. 48 b 55. 56' -
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b rt pygYt¢ becnwe
NON 17M
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sf areacM. wrW cowl.
M,d 461. 59•.1 )c lb vnyw
w. sie k.n an wkwalw
mw wn0 s do h_* and
Eany 4174 ternay a,y✓lg kx
4n make, buys. ler $
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happy. ijuhs anal °rid rs
appy
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empire bog h'" box
ft M, sp vd !un loa-
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112160whlwraet. amCao.."
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dace •nab mrd
400E 20/ a7
da4nt " Ie r4ft p. Dock.
20347
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r ENOYa pod- shop etaP
EGET TOGETHER WITH
sWEET ANO sIMLE
au,Srnyw
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S,,,y mans an w•6 --ole
old 51 1 REGION
33 50 111,
prk mirwoy 524 rid
rpm -1H BOIs /5240
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MVP Kyle Save 1, Sinclair Law Sharks I (Maxwell
Bewn, MVP Adan Bowen). BLua,d 7 (Andy Andeotl
6. Kayla St Joan, live Joshua Sell Sushil
Charisma), Strikers 0 (MVP Nicholas Kennedy),
Pickering Square Dental 6 (Mark Dole. Ma,C-Andre
Servant, Brandon Pnn, Jamb MacDonald, MVP Josh
Tennant). Lightning 2 (Shawn Dudgeon 2, MVP
Mitchell Raine)• Tele-D,ract 1 (W.hd Saleh, MVP
Hayden Bousteed). Twisters 2 (Kyle Press. Tome GSI
Fomom& MVPs Jonathan Horbck. Tome Gu Ferrein),
July 13 - S,ncieir Law Sharks 2 (Josiah Theol L"
Mail MVP Bryan Swackhamer). Twisters 0 (MVPs
Bobby Bat". Matthew Morgado). Tele -Direct 3 (Shane
Del Zono 3,MVPs Christopher Folk Shane fq
Dai Zp)
011 7 (Andy And-" 6. Kaye St Mon. MVPs
Jonathan Chen Daniel Kasl.kc). Saboure. Kimble 6
Assoc 2 (Daniel Relay. Cor Papaconstanhnou MVPs
Marco Debar cv, Brant MacRae). Lghmmg 3
(Shawn Dudgeon. Tyke Jackson Brandin Waling.
MVP Michael Gammmkl P,o,erng Sawn Dental 2
(Dylan Wocetnnon Brandon Pira MVPs Ryan Joel..
orwon Pnn, Bob Johnston Chile Obs 0 (MVP Trans
MatZgrrl B K B.un Lan"eaping 3 (Kyle Sawyer 2.
Nrcnoraa Baun MVPs Mahle Morn. Kyle Sawyer),
ClintonStrias 3 'Temomy Krocre haul Savers Patrick
M_ MVPs Paolo Collont". Timothy K,opmen)
UNDER -NINE BOYS' DIVISION
DIVISION A
Jury 1S - All Pro Landscaping 2 "Shawn KereW
Micnae
Hi,r MVP MKna n Hue'll. MasNys 2 !Ryan
Graham. Thom as Sedol Canada Hardwood Flooring
9 (hart tWI ChuOnek 3 James Hasher, 2. Jose Lurs
Gamer. Chrislopns, Tontangel David Warden.
Joshua Wilson. MVP David warden,, Pickering
Kinsmen 0 w,~ Nomas a thatch" Mail is"'"
Ps,, CnnuopMr Paul TyW Kutsukaka MVP Jaffrey
Jameson). Rysrn Graphs 2 ;Adam Mora Jamie
Robneom. MVP Cory GrYr eno). Pathway
M --"V W Panthers S (Nicholas Johnston a. E,rk
McOClkpwY MVP Mru'hae DowgW elite) $arras e
IChrietoelie, W-gnt yr Kennel2. KennelMark eem
M,e1,
Jelly 22 - Pameey Monagament Panthers 2
(ChnaOpner JMn S,I2, Micheal Douglas Nice. MVP
Cary Antall. Masseys 1 (David Forel 1. Avail
Draehr keit 6 (Ca,ao Gde 3. JamRobinsonRobon 3.
MVPs MruM Jansen. Ryan Orlmm). aecaerreg
Lie -- 1 (N,c' oys Sorberol. Canada Hardwood
Flooring a (MnMaa CnWteek 3. Coaader SOeeatoa 2,
Chnaoaler, Tantenpco. MVPs Kaon etl-it Howe.
Sam Monteleone). Marshes llorrge 2 (Mnhowe tiorrshoN
Michaar Deceo, MVP Derek Washer), Aa -Pro
Landscaping 5 (Shawn longe, 2. John Penw.on 2.
D-wal Gogo Popover. MVPs Davol Gn•rdi• Gregi
Jahn Snsremet.,. Sneers 1 (CMstoptWright,Wr.
MVPs Ryon Roreykea. Work Marian)
DrVIsIDN a
Jut 9 Spews Acrd Gyle 2 IS Ohelarew), Pllrall
A (Mien S,Mn 3, RirAyrd Grey). Sa ill Cearga Lid
I (Anthony Saaaah. MVP JorO~ BVKeg). K D
Being 0 (MVP Jaepn Va). klaaerweka Screen
Is 2 (CMwtppner Laiehde. Jain StOA. MVP.
I ammo Hata. Jamar C-ases), OpoKka Cka 3 (Ad -n
Burly 3 MtV►s Lincoln Tyres, Michael ROMs).
Prying SWSP" 5 (Rya^ Kong. Kevere Mlomglowwery
C"/a N,Chawu. SaOn PwlOs. Daniel Semmor,tN,.
Tknnrr. 3 (Jane, Pads. Cao Crosier. Kavvr Preoral).
July 15 - MSMWW p*a Screen avoiding 1 (Michael
Gabon. MVP Dsnese Vandarea.enl. Spoosee Auto
Glass, 6 (Andrew Mae 3 Sen.elnt Dhakeiei Charles
Ferbaw Ch,lstopr,er hoe. MVPs JoraaMem Coes o.
Wm elhaKsmskons). Slave'► Csstrgo UO 2 (Ruben
Carmere. Anthony sawedoh. MV► kWh" Hawn).
Pickering Sk-Sporta o. PMmaft 2 (Michael
Kolugaee170le. Shown Watson). Oipblrlrr Club I
(Michael MCMWI-I. MVPs Daniel Deeoura. MrLh"
MCR(~). K 0 Truckeg 1 Manpmn WOW). Tiewelars
21Chriegpyr Riche.. Joerne Ballinger)
UN"044 lIE BOYS' Dev1ewn
DIVISION C
Jet a Whole Toole Team 3 Ro0er1 Pusma 2,
oeeimong Midge. MVPs Juan Emerson. Jena
Meanor), Hal C (IVPs Mwwan
MJ S,reg. E
Kers patnar); Skrra'" 5 (Esti Rlspeotes 3 Marlon
Zorm 2). Cam(suGamne 2 (Ryon Pael. Wormew
Shoerndnl, Star Sen 0. SIrMn 0. July 15
Femulo Fon 1 (Mamvei Sammus. MVPs Patrick
Farman. MMeuel Semmut). Hawses 1 IDerah Fa, MVP%
Jam" HyrneCury. Joel Rami)). Whole Tooth Taken 2
(Rwalen
Pushes 2, MVP Janson Kennedy), PCCCA 3
(Bryan Know 2. Join Tun. MVP Lucas Winston)
IIOMW%a Boys' DIVISION
Jury la - Skme'd 0 Sn"ne 3 ID Paterson 2, S
McAlear. MVP% S McCarthy. J McKeenrrl So
Sports 2 (Davy Savegna. Chro Maneep). Rangers 6
(Shariden S-npatic 3. TVW Von Geier 2, Peer Ng).
Tevstas 3 (Edward Kramer 2. Sea~ Ounumora).
Weaken a (Adam McIntosh 3. Soldiery Mcktoper)
PUM" SOK BFIER LOCK SOCCEA LEAGUE
ASOM'ST STANDWA Aa of July 27
TUM G W L T F A PTS
PSC M Pro 9 5 2 2 26 19 17
PSC EJmresee•T S 5 2 2 2321 17
PSC Sane 6 e 3 , 20 15 13
WRnrDy 1 9 3 0 2 26 20 1 t
PSC KOM S 3 e 1 26 27 10
POW Veage S 2 3 3 21 28 9
YM.Dy 28 1 5 3 15 32 6
DIVISION 11EsuLn
Jay I& thilk" 1 5 vs. VMeby 2 0, PKAang Vital
Jars -Dooley kWataaoe 2 w. PSC An Pro Lada, 6 6,
PSC Espirsroy EJadre 1 ver PSC 1% Kanas 3
Ally W. Wntlby 2 a vs PSC Eapraaaeay, Electric 3: PSC
Bar Kantor s a w. Wervil 7Y 10. PSC M Pro Landi coprg
e w PSC Kelps o.
Aft 27: Mildly 2 2 vs PSC Bins Kearns 2: PSC
Expressway Elesaid 1 w Wholly 1 D. PSC r aei I mo
Peidairg Volpe JWMWDooloy WMAW pa 3.
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TEAM
O W L T
PR
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12 10 2
0 20
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12 9 3
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12 6 5
1 13
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12 6 6
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12 A B
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12 2 9
1 5
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AME Dads Phalen
12 102
0 20
Boyar P,lferc Giants
12 93
0 18
Pidyrm M1, Pada
12 75
0 14
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11 7 a
0 14
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12 a 7
1 9
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11 3 6
2 8
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12 2 8
2 6
Randy 6 Pat Arman Rbdum
12 1 10
1 3
PEEWEE DIVISION
TEAM
O W L
T PIs
Soya Pontac Oallandladw
12 9 1
2 20
Doom" Pant M Paper PeaW
12 8 3
1 17
UnslingGiants
12 7 5
0 14
Flo" Farkas Rads
12 "5
0 14
Br-nrver Pod Cardrrts
/2 60
0 tz
To Center" Cubs
12 5 6
1 11
Pickering Toyer Astros
12 I 6
2 10
Candled HMorg Rodlrs
12 a 7
19
Shoppers Drug Man Dodgers
12 0 11
1 1
BANTAM DrAIM
TEAM
G IT L
T PTs
Swan CMW 6rltllee
12 10 2
0 20
DnAarn Gaines Roan Davin Rays 12 51
3 13
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12 5 5
2 12
False Appliances Angola
12 8 B
0 12
Qday Twww TQM
11 6 5
0 12
Boyar Pordatt Jots
11 a 7
0 8
Tan- Carpentry Twro
12 2 9
1 S
MIDGET D1ve10N
TEAM
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Bryan Mea 6 Associates A's
12 a 3
1 17
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IBIS OMS DIVISION STANDING$
As d July 30
TEAM G W L T
PTO
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20
Pedlernp Man's slo-Poch 13 10 3 020
'94 Crown Victoria - 64K
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12
Source for Sports 13 5 6 2
12
Pickering Rep so 13 a 6 3
11
Sun Lee 13 3 10 0
6
Derham Angeles 13 2 9 2
6
GAME RESULTS
Jury 21: Pickering Mores Slo-P-tcn 22 (MVPs
Alex
Coity. Jenmler Wallace) vs Serpa Conveyancing
15
(MVPCnsnn Novella). Century 21 18 (MVPMorgan
VOW) w. so POW Cahn 15 (MVP MaOsArr
Curren): OWham ArtpNs 12 (MVP J•na Keg) M.
PKMlel "so SOAOeN 12 (MVP ' les Edwards):
Sun Lha 22 (MVP Ran" Bonrwau) w. Source lar
SPats 21 (MVP Mw Kis).
Jury b: Bap Phone Cantn 15 (MVP Nikkei
Sta6ropoaoa) ver Sun L,to 9 (MVP Lw Jones): Serpa
Gree" King 23 (MVP Nicole Blake) w. Durham
Angels 12. Source lot Sports 24 (MVPs Saudis
JadunWsn. Sasha Alred) vs. Pickering Man's Seo-
Pitch
Is (MVP JanmNr Vatontem). Pecks" R0P
Softball 24 (MVP Alexandra Huobrnar) w. Century 21
19.
elnAy 28: Sun Lets 17 (MVPs Monza Bassam. Kim
Laron) vs. Durham Angels 13, Serpa Conveyancing 12
(MVP &miry Raring) vs Century 21 11, Picket"
Man's Slo-Poch 20 (MVP L"ley Hawkins) vee "I
Phan Cada 19 (MVP Wolanle McGregor). Pickering
Rap Softball 18 vs Source for Sports 12 (MVP Polly
Low)
July 30: Pickering Mens Sb -Poch 18 (MVP Andrea
Por) w. D~ Aripae 1S (MVPCaIy Hendry).
CAn41ry 21 16 (MVP MIell WMI Ganda we. Source W
50 a N 12 (Mille Chits one Friel 60 Pleas Ginn 16
(MVP Mayen COaNy) w. Ploaeri ng PAP 8011bah 15
(MVP Andes Ma booth ). Sun LAB 12 (MVPKala
0ee09eel w. Sipe CMseyanCKp it (MVP Keelyn
Sov%.
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A. or July 26
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Century 21-PeuT Fuson 9 3 6 0 0.333 55
C1"s'A' Elsdronx:s 8 2 5 1 0.313 55
Aces Lad"' Sto-pmch 9 0 8 1 0.056 a
DIVISION RESULTS
Aran 13 Durham Angels 14 (MVP Nikki Hutchinson) vs.
Conele 21-Parcy FWW s: SMO Mtft'CO~'
Seater 15 las. MaaW1 Morins 14; Cls"'A' a" 1
17 (MVP Heytsy leMaon) K A(aa Maws $1~ 17
(MV►CM(aes9 Tokove : urea Piskaup Lode
Path 5 vs. Ajes Liles' 8110~ S.
J*, 15: MenhM HCMM 8 (MW Amada bMWIMoblort)
w. West PllierMq Ladlae' SIO•PNM 6 (MW SW40
Fyieio): Clas'A- Ebaroniee 23 (MVP Tea CarPao) w -
Carl 2) -Percy Fallon 7. SIGH BwlbyComww
earn +6 (MVP Kart Grtwr) vs. Ara Ladaa' Sb-PMd'
5 (MVP Megan Slona): Durham Anpele 10 (MVP
Mailsa McCaig) M. Ara Man's SIO -Pitch 5 (MVP
Alison Woods)
JUy 20: Stew Bartley-Coldwell Banka 12 (MVP
Amber Harbert) vs. Durham Angels 5: Close 'A'
Electron" 20 (MVP Ashbigh PambMon) vee Was
Pickering Lodyi SIO -Pitch 17 (MVP Sarah Sryspnl:
MasHoly"all Hoa 19 (MVP Jenner, Cranston) w.
Century 21 -Percy Fuftdn 14 (MVP Amanda Morrell):
Aces Men's Slo-PAM 20 (MVP JennAsr Mulhall) vs. Ales
Lodws' Sb -Pack 8 (MVP Kelly Wright).
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