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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1998_08_19PICKERING EDITION PW YOM Two MATERNITY' "A � V � R T I S E R Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand Wednesday, August 19, 1998 Pressrun 44,000 40 pages Morecomputers, DURHAM CATHOLIC DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD UNVEILS DRAFT BUDGET FOR COMING YEAR boli 07081 this budget:' board director Board to boost special education St. John Bosco Catholic School budget allocates more than $3.9 Staff Writer Grant Andrews told trustees in programmes and further its in Oshawa, both slated to open million to continue improve - New schools, improvements outlining details of the commitment to improving tech- in September, 1999. mcnts in classrooms. in technology, smaller class 5158,331,741 plan. nology in schools. An eight -room addition is Mr. Andrews noted comput- sizes and enhanced special edu- "We are living within the Grants for new pupil places, also planned for Pickering's St. ers were installed in all Grade 3 cation programmes arc all pan constraints the (Ministry of totalling roughly $6.5 million, Wilfrid Catholic School. And, classrooms last year and said in of the separate board's financial Education and Training) has will go toward funding a hand- planning is well under way for a the coming year the board will plan for the coming school year. provided." Mr. Andrews said. ful of new elementary schools joint secondary school complex put computers in all Grade 4 Durham Catholic District And. he added, "Some of the across the region, -including the with the public board in north classrooms and purchase soft - School Board officials unveiled initiatives the government has completion of St. Leo Catholic Ajax. ware programmes for instruc- the first draft of the budget for put on the table we have taken School in Bnxwkhn. stated to The board will also use tional use. the 1998-99 school year at a full advantage of." open this fall. the construction approximately $3.8 million in In the area of special educa- special meeting Monday. He reported the board will of !Mother Tcresa Catholic capital resents to fund the pro- tion. Mr Andre"s said provin- "On the whole I'm rather meet the new provincial School in :\I:n. hrrir,_ next ject, tal lan,iim-, %sill allos` the excited about the opportunities requirements on class sizes and spring. Davi " _ pherd \� f ,� �},_ „_�� ' _ r.!���, L • t....,�.! �����.��� ,i it, i,, hcucr that are being provided with says funding has enabled the Catholic School in _ and c,. - BUDGET J Ecker weighs in on waste transfer station debate MPP CAUS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ASSES00; By K*Hh Gilligan Stall W, ter An Environmental Assess- ment (EA) hearing should be held before a proposed waste transfer station can be built on the Ajax-Pickcring txorder, says Durham West MPP Janet Eckcr. Speaking before a crowd of about 250 people on Monday evening at the Notion Road site. Ms. Ecker Said she's asked provincial Environment Minister Norm Sterling to consider a Joint EA and Oatariu hfunicipaf--'etf le-' JANET ECKER hearing into J&F W'astc Sys- 'Issues that need tern's proposed tacolit% to be addressed: J&F wants to open a waste transter station that could environmental hearing and handle up to 750 metric can't kill the proposal at the toanes of garbage each day. OMB. "I've said let's get the Material would be taken there environment on the table. I in trucks. sorted and then can't interfere in the OMB shipped to recycling centres process. 1 can't comment oflandfill. ssue' about the OMB zoning issue- The site, on the Ajax side ;Z Pickering Ward 2 local of Notion Road, is about 100 Councillor Mark Holland metres from homes in Picker- couldn't fathom how the 1&F ing, approximatel} 3W proposal is still a possibility metres from houses, business- when so many people oppose es. schools and a church in it. "It seems unusual the com- Ajax, and next to Duff -ins munity has taken a position, Creek. council has taken a position Ajax Council has turned and. as I'm hearing, an '.NPP down a rezoning request by has taken a position, and yet J&F which has appealed that we're stilling fighting" decision to the OMB An It's "stunning" the matter OMB pre -hearing will be held is still proceedmg, he adds. Sept. 10 at 10 a.m. in the "W'e're developing a council chambers in the Ajax municipal identity and this is Town hall. something we don't need:' "There are environmental Court. Holland said. "We will issues that need to be continue to fight it. I guaran- addressed," Ms. Ecker, the tee it" Community and Social Scr- Both Ajax and Pickering vices Minister, said in an councils have committed interview. "It's close to the $20,000 to pay for a full EA creek. It's smack dab in the hearing into the site. middle of a residential com- David Home of Christina munity. It's literally in peo- Crescent in Pickering Village ple's backyards." said many people arc worried In a joint EA -OMB hear- about the transfer station's ing, "all concerns would be possible effect on nearby heard," including environ- Duffins Creek. "A lot of peo- mental issues, she said. ple are very, very concerned The matter before the about that. The (provincial) OMB is "basically a zoning government is spending mil - issue". Other concerns, such lions up the creek to ensure as the impact on people and there's no runoff from (Pick - the environment, won't be ering's) Brock West (dump) considered at an OMB hear- getting into the creek. "There's a marsh at the ing Ms. Ecker noted she can See WASTED 5 only ask Mr- Sterling for an WHAT'S INSIDE HOW TO REACH US Edit&*! pavp :. • • • .......6 EJWJfth 1Md ........ . Sports .................10 Clsoffled ..............13 Web sib tr mAW1111motws•titil General ..........683-5110 Death Netltxs .....683-3005 At+dlollLine .......683-7545 Slai owly rand -800.662-8423 Vol. 33, N0.34 /hate M Moles AFAWS U Tanya Wagner is one youngster who's kept on her toes. The Pickering Village resident has been accepted into the National Ballet School in Toronto and Wks forward to the challenge. She was one of 1,000 aspiring dancers who auditioned and was accepted full time. Pickering Village youngster kept on her toes of LANb NMNe scan writer AJAX — A 10 -year-old girl accepted to the prestigious National Ballet School is being encouraged by her par- ents to continue dancing as long as it remains a fun activi- ty for her. '"Ilse minute it stops being fun, I want no part of it:' admits Penny Wagner of Pick- ering Village. "If the joy leaves, there's no sense to it" Her daughter Tanya began dancing at age six. "Her teacher noticed there was something about her and we began putting her in competi- tions;' Mrs. Wagner recalls. "She just blew us away" Tanya a6ditioned last year for the National Ballet and was accepted part-time and played a lamb in the Ballet's Nut- cracker last Chrisbnas. She was one of 1,000 aspir- ing dangers from across the country who auditioned for the full-time National Ballet School. About 180 were invit- ed to ane ad the second phase of the audition procedure — summer school during July. Admittedly, Tanya wasn't sure she wanted to try out for the school's summer pro- gramme. But "Iter whole atti- tude changed when they called her number at tryotus," Mrs. Wagner says of her daughter. who enjoys watching ballet but prefers to listen to the Spice Girls. From summer school, about 50 are admitted to the full-time professional ballet/academic programme, which has trained Karen Kain, Veronica Tennant, Frank Augustyn, Rex Harring- ton, most dancers in the National Ballet of Canada and hoofers in major companies around the world. Being accepted full-time to the school will mean a lot of sacrifices by both Tanya and her family, as the Grade 5 stu- dent must be driven to and from school le Toronto, where she will attend class from 8:30 am. to 5 p.m. five days a week. Each day includes at least three hours of dancelfitness training, as well as all regular academic subjects and com- pulsory art and art history. There are regular class visits by nutritionists and psychia- See DANCER/Page 5 GRANT ANDREWS 'Taken full advantage.' Tritium test results from Pickering plant due in September By Marianne Taikacs PICKERING — Ajax red Pi,kcnng residents will finally ,cc the first results of it,depen- .icni testing for tritium in local !ranking water next month. Radioactive' tritium is released into Lake Ontario from the Pickering nuclear station. at levels below the It -gal maxi- mum, as a normal part of the ix,wcr plant's operations. As well, additional tritium has , ometinw.. !seen xeideetall} released from the statiew. The issue of independent testing of dunking water, which is routinely monittxed by Ontario Hydro and the provin- cial Ministry of Labtwr, was first raised by Pickering resi- dents and politicians newly a year ago. It was brought up again at a public meeting on the Power plant held in Pickering by Hydro in December of last year, when nuclear division head Carl Andognim promised the utility would make sure it was done. Early in 1998, Durham Region's Nuclear Health Com- mittee was asked to arrange the testing because the Town of Pickering said it didn't have the expertise to do so and Hydro maintained the independence of the testing might be questioned if it selected the lab. The com- mittee consists of Durham Health Department, Hydro. Durham Nuclear Awareness and public representatives and reports to the Regional Health and Social Services Committee and Regional Council. Since the beginning of April weekly samples of drinking water have been split three ways and sent to laboratories at Hydro, the Labour Ministry and the University of Waterloo for tritium testing. In addition to measuring the tritium in its own share of the samples, the uni- versity lab will be comparing all three sets of results. "Ilse purpose of this is to determine whether the results that have been coming from Ontario Hydro and the Ministry of Labour can be verified by a third party," explains Brian Devitt, director of environmen- tal health at the Durham Region Health Department. "Intal is the question that came up at the public meeting — 'how do we know those results are reliable and how do we know we can trust those results?"' Sampling will continue for — See TRITIUM/Page 5 1 V +'Sat11raty. Augmt 22" b r 4 f*fj y qj , CO and enjoy lots of free events: " '� Herds w►hars in store every weekend... ti t i cdeera 4 �=t'�t withver 700 delightful vendors dtis is the cmpnnal , f `* Breakfast Bin = '9:30 to 10:45 a.m.' �r + �- 8� � , 5 ickering Flea Mati et iww� Gt,g Rs 25th year. 4. 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Rutici- penalty of two years in jail, Sgt. illegal nkmey pyramid scheme the first group, known as the always cash, is cdllected. paling in an illegal money Grimley notes. exclusive to women only are sprouting up in Durham Region, prompting police here t(, issue a warning. , The exclusive pyramid, ini- tially started by a group calling itself Women Helping Women, has been around in the Toronto area for several years and, despite the recent arresbs of sev- eral York Region residents, has continued to branch out. The Durham Regional Police fraud squad says as many ati 20 separate pyramids have surfaced in local communities. Women from "all walks of life" are targeted to juin the sc=hemes, which require an ini- IiN investment of $5,(XX) and offer a 54),()(X) return. Sergeant Jilt Gnmlcy says. Separated. divorced and widowed women are often recruited by co-work- er, friends• relatives (r even on the Internet, he says. The scheme works like this: A group of seven worsen cath contribute $5.(0) and then must rdcruit eight more mveston to Police mourn 'queen', collects the $40.000 "In some cases worsen are pox and leaves the pyramid. told not to let even their hus- "When the 15 -person pyra- bands knonv about it;' says SgL mid is complete, there is a split Grimley. "Not just anyoxte can and they break off into two sep- get in on it" orate groups, with each woman Attempts by undercover moving up a notch in the: police officers to "infiltrate" chain," Sergeant Jim Grimley groups in Durham Region have says. so far been unsuccessful, Sgt. The scheme works until, Grimley says. And given that inevitably, the pyramid collaps- the groups' members are genr- es. "It's tine for the people who ally close-knit, it's unlikely a start at the top. It's just a given participant w(wld ever go to that at some point you run out of police. players. Unfortunately, some- "We believe there are people one has to lose;' Sgt. Gnmley in Durham Region who have says. "The pyramid keeps been victimized and who have branching off, but sooner or lat- lost their $5,00) investment," er it dries up and it's the: people says the officer, urging those at the bottom who are going to women to come forward. lose their $5.000" "We've also had calls from Police say similar pyramids people who know family mem- in Durham Region use such tiers or friends who are names as The C(x)kic Club, the involved," but who won't offer Muffin Club, Women's Support assistance to police. A heavy Group, Business Women's financial loss isn't the only risk Investment Group and Ladies to pyramid players. There's also Helping Ladies. the potential for friendships and The groups are generally families to be "destroyed" when cloaked in secrecy, with players the pyramid collapses, warns death of detective r np��,r 1fIISS QZTR 1-111N IN UAL DR. S. 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"When he walked in the doxx he kind od' took the r% ovcr jk was a real gentkman, a quality persom and the rare fined kind. . "He was a real good guy all he will be missed amund here. There is a real sense of sadness, certainly in the txsm- oidc- utlrc:c" After leaving 26 Division in 1996. Dct. Campbell spent lime in the Crimi- nal Investigation Branch and Homicide Unit before taking a leave of absenc=e to battle his illness. He is well-known for his wcxk in the 1994 bkndy Port Perry bank robhLry case which left three po>licc utfwm arkl two ocher people injured with gu nstxit wounds. Muchiel 'Mick}' McArthur was eventually con- vicicol in the incident. He is survived by his wife Karyn. childreri Christopher and Kyhc and one grandchild. Ttic f uneral has been set fix Aug. 20 at 2 p.m. at Barne's Highway Pente- costal Church on Ann Street. Visitation is set for today from 2 k) 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 P' W.. qu rs - Cticer support group -meets inc Canadian l , i . 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Mreat OWN In our renovated stoml " Shop tally to Yet the heft PNte i seketionl Sorry • No layaways tltt so* nterehandlim \oust Kirby Ski Shot auorw6w6 rAGE 4 -TNF NEWS ADVERTISER W1DNrtiuAY, ALKAINIr 1% 19% Budget increases 11MET/From papa 1 meet students' needs. The board plans to hire an additional 40 educational assistants and several other support staff to work with special -needs stu- dents. However, while special education programmes will benefit from increased funding. English -as -a -sec- ond language programmes arc being cut. According to an earlier report to the board, the 34 teachers currently involved in teaching the programme will be cut to 8.5 as of September. The board is also facing a shortfall in funding for core French pro- grammes. The Province eliminated money for French programmes for students in Grades I to 3 under the new funding model. but the board will continue offering French in those grades for the 1998-99 school year and will review Strike vote looms for Catholic high schoolteachers in Durham By Susan O'Neill Catholic high school teachers in Durham are planning a strike vote later this month after "no progress" was made in recent contract talks with the board. Durham Catholic District School Board officials met with high school teachers and a provincially -appoint- ed conciliator Friday in an attempt to hammer out a new collective agree- mcnt. But. nothing was accomplished during talks, reports Tony White. Durham president of the secondary division of the Ontario English Catholic Teachers' Association. He says teachers have agreed to meet with the board again Sept 4 but he predicts a strikc vote will he held prior to that date. The federation will meet with local teachers on Aug. 26 to bring educators up to date on negotiations. Instructors will likely take a strike vote that day, Mr Whitc says. "It UM -s YAe we have no option. We Aebll to take a strike vole. Whether we need to use it is another yucs- tion " Mr White says OECTA asked the con4ah.stor Friday to issue a no - board report, indicating no agree- ment can be reached between the two paries. The conciliator's decision is expected within the next couple of weeks. if a no -board report is issued and then accepted by the Ministry of Lahour the parties would be in a strike or lockout position before the school year starts. High school teachers in many area, of Ontario have already taken strike votes as negotiations with boards are getting hogged down over changes in working conditions that would see staff teaching an addition- al period and losing preparation time. The Province has mandated that high school teachers spend a mini- mum of 1.250 minutes a week instructing students. Separate board director Grant Andrews maintains the increase in instructional time is a provincial issue and has said he's not sure if it can be resolved locally. Meanwhile public high school teachers in Durham are continuing negotiations with board officials this week as they attempt to reach a new deal. The current collective agreements between high school teachers and school boards expire Aug. 31. Kindergarten kids get a lesson on school buses special needs instructors the programme next fall. Mr. Andrews and personnel matters, will be released said. The second draft of the budget. Aug. 31 with the final draft to go which will provide more details on before trustees for approval in early technology initiatives. restructuring September. Children entering kindergarten this fall will have a chance to ride a school bus for the first time Saturday at orientation sessions across the region. The Durham Region Young Rider Program is being held this weekend to provide children an opportunity to become familiar with school buses in an informal setting before classes start in September. Orientation sessions, beginning at 9 a.m . a -c being hosted at various locations by both school boards together with their school bus opera- tors. To register or for information about locations call the Durham Catholic District School Board at 576-6150 ext. 297 or the Durham District School Board at 666-5500 ext. 6940. .r.A COMFORT SLEEP S4WILE $169 MATTRESS SET $289 DOUBLE 209 SET 339 QUEEN 259 SET 109 KING 449 SET 699 YEAP ORTHOPEDIC SINGLE $199 MATTRESS SET $339 DOUBLE 249 SET 399 QUEEN 299 SET 169 KWG 489 SET TS9 DURAPEDIC x $2 19 SET $379 DOUBLE 269 SET 40 QUEEN 309 SET 501 ORTHOPRACTIC =5$249 SET $409 DOUBLE 289 SET 479 OUEEN 319 SET 519 KWG 529 SET= ORTHO ELEGANCE SINGLE SET $499 DOUBLE 369 SET 519 QUEEN 429 SET 689 Request for Public Comments on Proposed Submissions for Long -Term Care Facility Beds. Regional Municipality of Durham 220 Beds Project LTC98003 On April 29, 1998, the Ontario government announced a $1.2 billion expansion of Ontario's long-term care system. As a result of this initiative, proposals to develop new long-term care facility beds in the Regional Municipality of Durham were requested. The next phase of the process involves inviting the public to comment on the applicants who have bid for the beds. If you or your group wish to comment on one or more of the applicants, this may be dome at a public meeting or through a written submission. You must pre -register 48 hours prior to the meeting. Details regarding this meeting and/or mailing address for written submissions can be found below. For more information on this initiative and/or to receive a list of the applicants bidding for these beds, please call the number listed below. Regional Municipality of Durham Public Meeting Tuesday, August 25, 1998 10:00 am - 51HI pm Durham College of Applied Arts and Technology Main .Auditorium 211110 5imcoe St. North 0%hawa Call 104.668-4636 or fax 0161327-• 4M to pre -register and to receive a list of applicants. %'ntten suhnn-ions may be handed in at the public meeting or sent to: Ministry of Health 2195 Yonge Street, I(Hh Flax Toronto, ON M7A IG' Fax: (416;3_'7-4486 Ynits pouve- obtenir dee nmseixnement.s en front am a to mime Adresse. Everyone shops the News Advertiser! f• v v A �tY} �•, tri, E "I1V Sleep Fact �7; - 1F) WE MANUFACTURE rr.. WE SELL IT! WE GUARANTEE ]MM fttm s s 219 A-MMdui� +• FY�01I S i If Fume d" 6" Finn a" 1199 fth ewaw rinfib ft"w $239 ttrl�rIA111 t Waterfall ----� W141, Day Bed $99 w I tw1 I 'TNM } tR J. 111110111100 a.r 0WOO00000000000 PAYMENTS • INTEREST : OR • FOR ONE YEAR JOJLC.) +i•*t6696960666966696999 FREE L-. CHOICES M - KD FRAME • LOCAL DELIVERY �"wows Sm R8.98889R9 Captain Deluxe F�$369 Bookcase Bunk Bed $399 Christina Day Bed $229 wsw+ a * . tt . sten ru.r 2529 Chemong Rd It an Nwo of /iwl tAtA 70512024211 619-,tot,1s Its Tritium levels analyzed, compared in university lab tests �ampage , at least a year and four quarterly reports on the results are In he pre- pared by the Waterloo lab. The first is due in mid-September. Mr. Devitt notes the university has "very sophis- ticated equipment and very qualified people" to do the testing, analysis and interpretation. Durham Region is pay- ing the $5,(x1) cost of the work being done by Waterloo. 'Testing is for tri- tium only. So far the sampling results from all three labs appear to he "very close to each other', according to Nlr, Devitt. Testing of tritium levels in drinking water are being conducted to determine how All three labs are using "very similar" much is being consumed by residents in Pickering and Ajax, The first set of testing methods. results are expected to be released next month. He notes background radioactive make it public," says Mr. Devitt. tium leak ever at the Pickering station, tritium levels of at least three to four In 1997, the average annual level of which occurred in August of 1992, tri - becquerels per litre can be expected in tritium in water from the Ajax water tium levels in the drinking water at drinking water from any lake. supply plant (which serves Pickering Ajax peaked at 1,300 Bq/L. "There is some background tritium as well) was 14.4 Bq/L, according to The provincial maximum limit in surface water that is the result of the Ontario Hydro monitoring figures. allowed for tritium is 7,(x)0 Bq/L. testing of (atom) bombs a few decades Levels on some individual days rose However, in 1994, the provincially - ago. as high as nearly 40 BqA. appointed Advt,ory Committee on How the results of the independent A tritium leak from the Pickering Environmental Standards recnmmend- testing will be passed on to residents nuclear station in April 1996 resulted ed the acceptable lescl should he has not yet been determined. in peak tritium levels of 831 Bq/L at reduced to I(x) Bq/I_ .r,-! brought ..The intent very genuinely is to the Ajax plant. During the worst tri- down to 20 Bq/I- •snhm . _ ..-;ire. Waste debate heats up WASTE/From page 1 end of the creek and it acts like a fil- ter. Anything that gets in there will be there for a very lung time," Mr. Home added. He noted Pickering -Ajax Citi- zens Together for the Environment have joined the battle against J&F's proposal. PACT is in action. We're fight- ing a common enemy, a mobile garbage dump." And. PACT chairman David Steele predicted victory. "It is a fight and we will win." Terrance White of the Brock Fast Dancer gets DANCERFrom page i tns,Ls. Tanya will also need to attend dance training marry weekends and will oncc again need to attend the school in July if she seeks to return next year, as all students arc evaluated annually bo fore fang re -a ceptcd. Community Association reported if a ALL IN -STOCK 197 &'98'S MUST GO! an EA hearing is ordered, the OMB FIFTH WHEELS AND FOLD -DOWNS AVAILABLE! • would suspend its hearing until the PLEASUREWAY VANS IN STOCK the EA's completion. DUTCHMEN a "That's why it's important for f Janet Ecker to be here. She can go to t Norm Sterling and ask him to con- ,t sider the matter from an environ- 285 RK -SL •LOADED mental perspective." he added. p'te e= Mr. White isn't opposed to what 14' SLIDE OUT $23,850. C 5TH 2T 5 RK -SL - LOADED 525,995- J&F wants to do, but is against the x location. - 19' ROB P DBL BED $13,995. WILDWOOD 0 "1 have no problem with a person L •A making a profit. But, the location is $16,995- 30' FK ISL -ON - LOADED $18,995. r 11 wrong and the community has been MARK HOLLAND saying that from the beginning." We will continue to fight It.' leg up on the competition 'It wall he clr,tl;, admits Mrs. lave rc saii in :bock right now. Wagner, who is working downtown to Mrs. Wagner says of the news. "Tanya help reale the opportunity Tanya has loves performing. I think that's what earned. has kept bier going." The family is hoping some of the But Mrs. Wagner and her husband costs will be covered by education tax- aren't going to let their guards down es sirt:e she won't he attending St. just yet. Tanya's seven-year-old sister Francis de Saks Catholic School as has recently discovered her passion — she has in past years. drama. Teachersvow to defeat Tories Elementary school teachers attending the first annual meeting of a new provincial union voted unan- imously Tuesday in favor it of work- ing to defeat the Mike Harris gov- ernment in the next provincial election. "The govern- ment isn't inter- ested in improv- ing the quality of educatioI in Ontario.'* said Maret Sadcm- Tho mpson, a Durham educator and coo -president of the newly formed I;iemcn- tary Teachers' Federation of Ontario (FTFO). on the first day of the organization's four-day meeting in Toronto yester- day. ..They are interested only in a cash grab and out students, col- leagues arkl schools arc paying kir it.- ETFO, for- merly the Federa- tion of Women Teachers' A-sso ci- ations of Ontario and the Ontario Public School Teacher' Fakra- tion, represents 70,000 clemen- tan xhoiol teach- crs acrtn, Ontano. BROKE -N�� N SHIELD- INTERPROVINCIAL •� t AUTO GLASS '"� h h Lube -A -Thou Sat. Aug. 22nd Samse4pm Oa, LUBE a FMT= ONLY r..ee... r. the orw. 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Oakwile OnWN Lou Seo PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNIStDAY, AUGM-r 39. 199111 EDITORIAL OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS Garbage in or garbage out of J&F site? Durham West MPP Janet Ecker indulged in a ht- ile trash talk on Monday. No. she wasn't exchang- ing insults. Instead, her words were welcomed by just about everybody who gathered to hear her — a rarity these days when politicians speak. The Progressive Conservative MPP for Ajax and Pickering told a crowd of about 250 people assem- bled at the border of the two towns that she wants an Environmental Assessment (EAP hearing into a controversial waste transfer station proposed for Notion Road. In fact, Ms. Ecker reported she's asked provin- cial Environment Minister Norm Sterling to con- sider a joint EA and Ontario Municipal Board hear- ing into J&F Waste Systems' planned facility. It was music to the ears of the opponents of the waste plant. that could handle up to 750 metric tonnes of garbage daily which would be taken there in trucks, sorted and then shipped to recyclers or a landfill. In other words, just about everybody gath- ered at the proposed site of the facility — people on both sides of the border who own homes, attend schools. run businesses and go to church within hundreds of metres of the site; environmentalists concerned about the impact the transfer station could have on nearby Duffins Creek: and Ajax and Pickering politicians on record as opposing J&F's plan — applauded her comments. While Ms. Ecker wouldn't go so far as to state exactly where she stands on the waste plant. she did give a pretty good indication of how she feels about it. "It's close to the creek. It's smack dab in the middle of a residential community. It's literally in people's backyards." So, the Minister of Community and Social Services said. "There am environmental issues that need to be addressed." Indeed. Her cabinet colleague Mr. Sterling must order the EA hearing suggested by Ms. Eckcr and demanded by area residents and local environmen- talist%. Those environmentalists arc all too familiar with the damage that garbage can do, having joined forces as Pickering -Ajax Citizens Together (PACT) for the Environment to scuttle the opening of the Brock South dump proposed for north Pickering in the 1980s and to successfully fight for the closure of the Brock West landfill last year. Oddly and ironically, the provincial government has somewhat of a vested interest in whether Duffins Creek is protected from environmental damage, it was noted Monday by area resident David Home. "The government is spending millions up the creek to ensure there's no runoff from Brock West (dump) getting into the creek." As environment minister, it's Mr. Sterling's job to protect the environment. Ms. Ecker has done her job of representing the constituents of Durham West on this matter. Time is ticking away for Mr. Sterling to order an Environmental Assessment hearing on the J&F proposal. An OMB meeting is slated for the Ajax Town hall Sept. 10, when representatives for the proponent will appeal Ajax Council's decision that the Notion Road site can't be rezoned to permit the waste station. The OMB hearing will determine whether that decision was appropriate from a zoning point of view. But, an EA hearing would consider the more important question — if the J&F site is environ- mentally suitable to put garbage in or whether it's more appropriate to keep garbage out. To respond to this editorial call t7fo6outtroe Infosource x1683-7040 and dial 5112 WE ASKED THE QUESTION IS: DO YOU CARE WHAT A POLITICIAN DOES IN PRIVATE LIFE? Daleene Boyer Ken Fraser says, Elea Gratton says, "No, I real- "No. If they are says, "No. People ly don't. Their doing a good job, are entitled to private life is it shouldn't mat- their privacy their own busi- ter. I wouldn't unless it involves ness." want people pry- criminal or CHERYL HAINES ing into my pri- immoral behav- Administration Manager vate life." iour. Then the public should know," News ADVERTISER THE PIdASE;IN - WORKS LIKE Tise..m u�t Im S AL Tim wITu Nis LITTLER ONE INSTEAD ,..tNAT WAY OF ALL AT ONCE EVERYBODY --�.: WiTR/� 1"F YViNS... DWI AkfP A IiAe"Wfid CommunItY Newspaper published four times weekly on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L1 S 21-15 FuMid.r: Tim WMltl" LETTERS OUR READERS VIEWS ON THE NEWS Brain-dead government backers to blame for loonie swoon To the editor: Thirty years of Liberal/Prog ressivc Conservative mismanage- ment have turned Canada into a Third World country led by a dictator who cannot speak either official language. Before Pierre Trudeau and his gang of caviar socialists, Canada was a world power with balanced budget-., and a small national debt left over from the Second World War. which was being reduced. We sow owe more than $600 bil- lion and the Canadian peso is being dumped by the world. The Liberals try to blame it on the Far East economic problems, but that is not true. The declining dollar means we are selling our natural resources and finished prod- ucts at fire sale prices. It is only a matter of months before inflation returns. Finance Minister Paul Martin says he has balanced the budget. Another lie. The Canadian people did it with higher taxes and reduced transfer$ayments. Our standard of living has gone down by nine per cent since 1990 while the U.S. standard of living has gone up by 11 per cent. The Jean Chretien gang should also rightfully be blamed for the Canadian medical crisis. Can you imagine the out- cry when people want to vacation abroad next winter and fend out their dollar is worth 60 cents? It was worth considerably more before Mr. Trudeau and Mr. Chretien took over. The real culprits are the ones who support these scoundrels — the party mem- bers, the campaign workers, and the brain-dead who vote for them. Is anyone else as angry as I am at what they have done to our once -great Canada? David Bulmer, Ajax The News Advertiser accepts let- ters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written. 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a last name. Please include a phone number for verifi- cation. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opinions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Advertiser. Teens abuse Pickering Youth Park To the editor: 1) Re photo headlined 'Up and over' on Page 7 of the Aug. 5 News Advertiser. The caption under the picture says "...Pickering Youth Park is a popular %put with teenagers." Yes, indeed. It is really a popular spot for teenagers, and the Town must be complimented for mak ing it available, but many of die same teenagers who use the facility have no regard for com- munity property. The barrel shown in the photo is the same barrel that is supposed to contain pop cans. candy wrappers, etc. — the pop cans, candy wrappers and what- ever else is on the grass or on the paved arra around the concrete surface. Furthermore, to avoid the defacing of the concrete surface and walls by graffiti, the Town wisely provided several boards. Nevertheless, graffiti we clearly visible in the photo itself. You'll see more when you personally visit the place. Indeed, those lit- tering teenagers need to protect what they use. On Aug. 10, there was a pic- nic table (removed from some- where) placed on the paved arra near the skating platform. Was it used as an obstacle to jump? I don't know. 2) Re letter from Susan D. Jones in die Aug. 7 News Advertiser: I fully agree that "dogs must be kashed", especially at the Pickering Youth Park, where dogs are roaming around and approach people walking on graveled trails. Should we remind Town officials drat post- ed signs are useless unless bylaw enforoexrwnt follows? JANET ECKER Under fire Special -needs kids' families desperate for MPP's help To the editor: A recent letter to the editor by Dr. Semoff commended Durham West MPP and Minister of Community and Social Services Janet Ecker for helping a special -needs child get the educational support the child needed to succeed. Many members of the Ajax. Pickering & Whitby Association for Community Living have not been as suc- cessful in getting the support their developmentally handi- capped children need. Individuals from our associ- ation have asked for Ms. Ecker's help and the board of our association has made the minister aware of the inequities in funding of our region. We have advised her that with our resources stretched to breaking, our association is unable to provide needed individual funding support for severely handicapped individuals who now come to us for assistance. Ms. Ecker continues to tell us that there is "no new money" Yet we would like to know then how we support "new" people in our fast-growing community. Families are in desperate need. I ask Ms. Ecker to listen to and help her constituents get the support they need just as she has helped Dr- Semoff's patient. Maureen Emmons, Pickering, President Ajax, Pickering & Whitby Association for Community Living JOHN HASTE OPINION SHAPER 1'^Wbdw Ajax resident John Haste says he filled in his pool last year but now regrets not telling his mother-in-law, as she was swimming in it at the time. Politicians make great pitchers Well there goes another summer. It seems strange that when the weather co-operates (apparently nobody has yet blamed the sunshine on some mysterious Mexican), how quickly the months fly by, and sud- denly another Labour Day is almost upon us. It has been an interesting period locally. You can always find some- thing controversial happening in Ajax if you look closely enough. Some folks are already beginning to ask questions about the new housing site on the corner of Bayly and Harwood. Is this Jurassic Park 2 in the making? Where are the hous- es. or perhaps more importantly. where are the prospective buyers'? How about Ajax Day at the Blue Jays? Has it not hccn traditional for the incumbent mayor to throw the ,cremonial first pitch? OK. so he may have been indisposed or on vacation. But after his outstanding performance in the run along the lake earlier in the summer (rebounding from his encounter with the pavement whilst practising for the Tour de France) it's a shame be couldn't rearrange his schedule to represent his town at the SkyDome. If the deputy mayor, Councillor Pat Brown, could not pinchhitfor His Worship then surely one of the remaining councillors could have handled the task I can think of one or two of the councillors that would certainly have tossed out a real good curve ball. 'Nevertheless, who got the job? Good old Roger (The Rocket) Anderson, obviously a pop- ular choice to represent Ajax (see the last election figures). Why this interesting and unique task was not maybe auctioned off, or made a prize in a draw (with the profits going to the hospital) 1 do not know. Talking of politics — which 1 was not going to do — I cannot resist congratulating Durham Region councillors on their pay raise. How sad 1 was to hear they had not had one for a long time and that they all had to work so very hard for their pittance. Oh how pleased I am for them — and how heartily my boss laughed when I tried the same pitch (perhaps I should talk to Mr. Anderson, who obviously knows how to pitch.) Still it's been a great summer in our little corner of town. Thanks to a neighbour's fore- sight we decided to organize our own neighbourhood barbecue. It went really well and I recommend you all try it next year, or even before this summer ends. We all tend to take our neigh- bours for granted and only really see them when there is a crisis — like when you run out of milk, the cable goes near the end of a film, or, as in our case, a teenager decides to take the scenic route across your front lawn in his father's vehicle. We took the chance to explain to new friends why our cats prefer their garden to ours for fertilization, and other interesting little snippets. A great time was had by all. And to anyone who may have found us a tad noisy, next time come and join in. Incidentally, any rumours that scenes from "The Full Monty" were recreated at this bash are totally without foundation — it was just a few guys hanging out together. Enjoy what's left of the summer. The News Advertiser selected 13 Opinion Shapers for 1998 to bring a wide variety of experience and opinions to our editorial pope for your reading enjtoyrtlerlt. 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The News Advertiser is a member of the Ontario Press Council, 80 Gould St., Toronto, Ont. M50 21,117, an independent organization that addresser reader complaints about member newspapers. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for adverhea- ment limited to space puce error occupies. Old is new again.. .��� WORKFARE PROGRAMME OF 1930S REVISITED BY DURHAM SENIOR of Slow shtrpson SpeCtal to the News Advertiser What's old is new again, at least u, some. Eighty -three-year-old Durham Region resident Richard (Dick) John- ston can't help but wonder what all the fuss is ahout, on both sides of the workfare issue. His lather first came up with the idea more than 60 year, ago tis mayor of Orilha and imple- mented the plan during the "hungry 3(h" Sure he faced opposition, says Mr Johnslon. but most of those out -of - work Ethers were glad to he earning an honest day's pay -- or for that mat- ter. any pay. "Now I don't want to pass myself" off as an cxlxrt on workfare:' says the octogenarian. "Today's experts arc battled w nth what it, du. But I just can't understand why people today just don't want b) work. My father had pride and digmty tit himself and he expected everyone else m, as well:' 11 all started back when Ben John- ston took office in 1936. just seven years atter the stork market crash of 1920). Dick Johnston would have then poen in his early 20s. Factories were closing down and unemployment was going through the ruol. recalls Mr Johnston. Out of necessity. many unemployed turned h, government relief, and weren't toxo happy, about it. "These fel- lows wanted to work he says. "1'bev didn't want a hand-out " Feclmg badly for those now relying on relief vouchers fir fool and feeling a sense of resrx,n,ibility to than and their families as mayor. Ben Johnston developed a plan to put many of therm to work. In fact. tbe solution was a, plain as day. For years. residents in Orillia's south ward had to contend with floul- Ing from water run-off, which was par- ticularly had in the spring. Poor drainage and a rxoorly graded land- %Lapc caused the water to ixoul in cer- tain areas. "Kid, couldn't get its sOxxol.' says Mr. Johnston. Mat of Johnston', task was lis sim- ply put the willing unemployed to work on the problem and several yeah later "Ben's Ditch" was Mrn. The men dug a channel. a half -nolo lung and a, wke as Bownanvdk C'rcck, o, lube Simcoe. T„ this day. Ben's Ditch i, duccung unwelcome run-off into lake Suncue. sans Mr L,hnston proudly. It AJ, .e ,in "m situation. the thxd- Ricnara Jonnston credits his father (in photo) with the creation of the original workfare programme when he was the mayor of Onilia in 1936. Mr. Johnston claims there was some resistance to the plan even then. although many unem- ployed men of the day found work building 'Ben's Ditch', ing problem was resolved and the men had work for several years. But not cvcrytxdy saw it that way. " I remcm- her we gave a young woman a lift (to the pulling station) one Clay and she said to my father 'I won't he voting for you tixfay.' She went on to say that her husband was up it, his cars in mud every day:' says Mr Johnston. "She tlxught the unemployed men should he at home licking after the children while the women went out to play cards with the girls. There weren't mans day cares available hack then" Others simply saw the arrangement as inhuman, as slavery in a sense. Among those who resisted Ben John- ston's tactics were struggling hu,iritss- c% and factories, which only saw the mayor removing goad workers 1Tont their cheap labour rxx,l But, as Mr Johnston points out, those who denounced the mayor's tactics were in the minority; most appreciated what his father was trying to accomplish. Mayor Johnston was voted out of office in 1952, the same year he'd grv- en a lift to the, woman who) said sbe wouldn't be voting for him. It was also the year he was killed when his horse- drawn wagon overturned. But by thorn, Ben Johnston had served sic terms in office; at that time, elections were held annually. Few complained about digging Ben's Ditch, says Mr. Johnston. They essen- tially became government empioyees working to solve a problem shared by many pc„ple in the community and were happy to do so). "He was a colourful character. very popular:" says Mr Johnston of his father. "One person said that he was nxi honest. I thought what an indict- ment for a politician — loo honest" Mr. Johnston still believes, as did hi, lather hack then, that Ben's Ditch and other workfare programmes res- cued men and their families from the indignity of government relief. The government controlled many aspects of it perwn's life including how much and what types of foul they could buy. "What a way to five.' While working at Luhlaws earlier in the 1930s Mr. Johnston remembers a young woman coming into the store with her voucher in one hand and young girl clutched to the other. The little girl begged for some candy, hut the rules were clear; the vouchers were to only he used for the essentials like salt pepper, and oatmeal. '*My first thought was I'll give the kid ilio candy myself. but then I thought 'No,"' he says, noting how bad he felt when the little girl left the store crying. -(People on relief) had no dig- nity at all. At (cast today, they have a choice as to what they can do with their (social assistance) money:' Very much his father's .on. Mr Johnston has lived his life with the same pride, dignity and values his father did. He eventually joined the Air Force, becoming a radar technician and later an engineer Over the years. he stivs he's witnessed a disturbing transformation in attitudes towards work among the young. It was Mack on the 1970h when he really gut a sense that attitudes were changing. He was heading up a team in the Province's department of mining statistics and had the arduous task of assigning jobs to his employees, many considerably younger than he was. "'I'm not paid to do this."' Mr Johnston says was as a common reply from his younger staff when given a Joh "ToxJay we expect Big Brother to look after us. We all detested Hitler and the war but I got a univehity edu- cation though the: armed forces:' he says. suggesting hard link:, develop chariitcr and spark enthusiasm. 1 wouldn"t want war again, but because of Hitler's cr:vtnc%s we all bettered o urwivcs:' Mr Johnstom says he realize% it'sa different time and values arc markedly different than hack during the hungry 30%. but Ivchese, the government %Mold expand the worktarc pro- gramrne. 1nr the gond of the provmce and them ion relief. Blooming good news for Durham schools Dt kH:Am DIS I kIf-I'ScHt ( )I_ B(J \w'S NV AL 'HEY, VN'CRE L(OKiNG G(k)ID" CONTEST WILL UNDER WAY" Volunteers at Frenchman's Bay Public School in Pickering have been busy taring for their garden. The school's efforts will be judged against others across Durham. of Station 01 fIJ Gardens at public sch,x,N across the region are blaming this summer despite the host. dry weather In Durham. Joie Durham District Sch,xol Board's annual Hcv. We're Lwxokmg God Jibs. Summer contest is well under way, and Mary Brown, communications manager for the board, repo % there are some -excellent" pro - *is at area schools. Each year in early August Ms. Brown visits ,chtx,ls in the region that have entered the contest, which she- designed 10 years ago to encourage staff and students to spruce up the outward appearance of their schools during the summer months. And, after inspecting more than 70 gardens Iasi week, Ms. Brown says, ""[stere are some excellent ones:' While she notes '-the hot. dry sum- mer really took its toll:' she adds stu- dents at some facilities have done "a wonderful job maintaining the gardens over the summer' with some even set- ting a schedule where parents and stu- dents take turns watering and weeding die gardens. The school gardens are judged on overall appearance, varieties of Flowers used. p ftcrns in the gardens. the co ndi- non of Mowers aW shrubs. evidence of growth, absence of litter and originality and imagination. Semifinalists will be ndxificod next week and asked to provide infortnatxxt about the: educational value of the pro- )cct, M, Brown says, adding in steric cases ific s[ tit% arc very involved in the protects. growing plants from seeds and learning about the organic makeup of unls. Once Ms Brown has reviewed the h:aLkground Information on the pro- jects. which in past years has included student ,v rapbuoks, rx)cmts, draw- mgs and videos, she selects finalists whu arc mvited to a txard meeting in October where the two winters are announced. First place wins $300 while second place gets $200 to be used lir future gardening projects. Each entrant receives a framed pho- tograph of their school's pro*t- Last year Oshawa's Grove School was deemed to have the best garden in the region, while College Hill Public School, also in Oshawa, won second place. The contest has won an award of merit from the Canadian Association of C'ommunicaturs in Education. MARY BROWN 'Some excellent ones. Feel free to `Grow Wild!' in your garden "Native plant gardening is a land- scape trend that has explosively tak- en hold of North America during the past decade or so:" writes author Lorraine Johnson in her newly - released book Grow Wild! Brimming with colour pho- lographs and gardening suggestions. Grow Wild! is the only Canadian book that covers native plant garden- ing across the country. Ms. Johnson eloquently describes how to create your own beautiful garden and offers gardening tech- niques on everything from how to arrange ferns to ways to protect streams. A native plant is defined as one that existed in a particular region pri- or to European settlement. "Perhaps no more convincing tes- tament to the toughness of native plants is needed than that reported LARRAINE ROULSTON RECYCLER' S - REPORT rVrk A by Don Zobel and Joseph Antos, who excavated at the Mount Saint Helens' site and found two species of huckleberry, avalanche lily and two species of moss still alive after 87 months of bcing buried under tons of volcanic ash!" reports Ms. Johnson in one of her many interesting side notes. Chapter titles such as A Tiny Urban Forest, Wetland Wonder, The Wild and the Tamed. Splendor of the Grass and Beguiling Bog. A Meadow Symphony and The Magic of Moss lure the reader from beginning to end. My appreciation for native planti- ngs has increased tremendously since reading Grow Wild! Fortunate- ly. planners of Pickering's new Waterfront 2001 Project that was recently presented to Town council by Dave Steele are aware of the ben- efits of native plants. In Ms. Johnson's prdvious book. The Real Dirt, she teamed up with gardening expert Mark Cullen to write a complete guide to backyard, balcony and apartment composting. COMPOSTING TIPS: • As well as carrot and orange peel- ings, etc., include all the "grey" water you use from cooking pasta. rinsing out pots, and leftover he%cr- ages. • Occasionally add handfuls of soil into your composter which will put more micro-organisms into the bin. • Always try to alternate yard waste with your kitchen scraps. If you have little dry brown yard waste, then rip up old corrugated cardboard ai give your compost the carbon it needs. Also include paper pulp egg cartons and brown paper bags. • It' your compost is too wet and has an odour, turn it over adding lots of leaves and other yard trimmings. J:1 :31 COMING EVENT: Nov. 4-6, Ottawa. The Composting Council of Canada's lith Annual Conference and Exhibits entitled 'Return to your roots... Compost!' To register, call 416-515-0240. t.arraine Roulston's column exploring environmental issues regularly appears on Wednesday rEDNESDAY, AUGILM 19,19" • PAGE 7 ERIC DOWD AT QUEEN'S PARK Police play a political QM The tragic murder of a young policeman — deplored unre- scrvcdly by those of all political views — has been seized and used as a weapon against any who might question police actions. The death of Detective Consta- ble William Hancox, a family man who lust his life protecting the community and deserves unstint- ing admiration, came almost as a windfall to those who defend police no matter what the issue. Police in Ontario have been under unprecedented clouds. Among them, a judge found them negligent because they failed to warn a serial rapist was attacking I women in their homes and he broke into an apartment and raped another. A man who served eight years of a life sentence for murder was freed after police conceded a jail - house informer's testimony was concocted and another released after three years in jail awaiting trial for murder when police final- ly admitted they lacked evidence An inquest said police need to slady spousal abuse after a woman reported repeatedly an ex- boyfriend threatened her, but he t was still able to kill her. A Judicial inquiry into the con- viction for murder of Guy Paul Morin, who was serving a life sen- tence when it was overturned by DNA evidence, found some police evidence was totally unreliable and even faWfied. This recalled an earlier finding that serial rapist Paul Bernardo remained free for two years and killed twice after police faded to pur%uc information. ` A police chief has Just lost his job after admitting breach of trust in taking a $125,000 interest-free loan from a company which hoped W hcncfit. A pull said the public had become concerned police often refuse to co-operate with the spe- cial investigations unit which kooks into police actions that result in deaths or injuries w civilians. Two policemen who chased a stolen van which mounted a side- walk and killed a man have been charged by the SIL' with danger- ous driving because provincial rules say officers' first con%idera- lion in chases should tc public salcty. The Toronto Sun, which gener- ally supports police. has used the opportunity to say in editorials this is a hard time to be a Poficc offi- cer, particularly because police constantly are frustrated by sec- ond-guessing by those who know nothing of their Joh. The paper claimed some seem to make it their life's work to knock and ridicule police and its former editor in a column was more specific, charging many New j Democrats and Liberals have a dislike of police verging on hatred and pa,anoia. Newspapers have been deluged with letters complaining police arc being over -scrutinized by armchair experts and civil liberties zealots and it is time people rallied behind them. The Toronto Police Association also paid for large advertisements claiming there is nu evidence to support the dangerous driving charges and asking people to back police, a contempt of court. Police, as the examples show, make mistakes but the Liberals and NDP have refrained from countering that strict monitoring by civilians is essential, which would seem distasteful when a murdered police officer is being mourned. The two parties had their differ- ences with police while in govern- ment. Police booed NDP premier Bob Rae at a baseball game and staged a work slowdown against Liberal David Peterson, both times alleging civilians interfered, but there never was any suggestion of law and order breaking down. But the outpouring of support for police has not been lost on Pro- gressive Conservative Premier Mike Harris, who consistently supports police in disputes and recently returned to allowing them to investigate virtually all com- plaints made against them. Harris ministers are already musing ahoml weakening the SIU so it will be less bothersome to police, and even calling for a return to the death penalty, so the death of a policeman has given new life to the police cause. " ►AGE i - 771E NEWJ ADVERTISER WEDNEISD41'. AIq;USr 19. 1"s t " ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLIFE IN AJAX AND PICKERING photo by Ron Pietroniro Christine Mitchell holds a much -sought-after pair of concert tickets to see teen pop sensation the backstreet boys. And, the leather jacket she's wearing has been autographed by the band. The tickets for the Aug. 22 concert and the leather jacket are among the prizes being offered in a draw at the Pickering Town Centre. Win tickets to see backstreet boys in concert PICKF:RING —The Pt,kcnnc ,ToVvp.,jcntrc is x"til rush P( 7l-AA( music fares th,s week. Ticket, for a backstreet boys concert and an autographed backstreet buys leather jacket arc among the prizes up for grabs in a draw being held at the shopping centre. The two tick- ets arc for the group's Aug. 22 concert. and the packet has been autographed by all five back- street boys. Oth- er prizes include posters and con- cert pro- grammes. To enter. take a bar code or hand -drawn fac- simile from any Kellog', product to the guest ser- vices booth at the PTC by 6 p.m. Thursday. Aug. 20. FmaW go" es aW oft PICKERING •- Give it your best shot later this month and help a literacy centre here. A mini -putt and barbecue is being held Sat- urday, Aug. 29 from I I a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Pick- ering Drivinge and Mini - Putt on Brock Road north of Third Conses- sion in Picker- ing. Proceeds will go to The Litera- cy Outreach Centre. Cost is $5 per person. For more infor- mation, call 426- 21(X) (Janice or 10 -Anne). 575 lhotrton Rd. tar Rosslim"a ostitnwcs . 43S-t1s935 M -F 12-8 Sat 10-S Sun 12-5 �V IF Reliable. supervised day care at a home in your neighbourhood • Safe. comfortable environments • Reliable local back-up for Provider's • Stimulating daily programs holidays or illness • Trained, professional Providers • Complete insurance coverage • Monthly home inspections • Income tax receipts supplied and. we welcome full or part-time care for children from 6 weeks of age! W -- -Watch RrhW—IIOr tOgCA A L¢r,v,! Aienry For Information Call: 686-4816 We're online at ��,�\-.durhamnews.net poext)ertrts8 � By Collegiate LIUIDATIO ua IrO 70 ALL FOOTWEAR, CLOTHING 1 N 0/o AND rel SALE OFF EQUIPMENT 0-1 • ;I All 0 Odie �� 'EfW HEAUM `X :'T' z EASE MY Ali=u�o BBL/E/� RaaLsCilc I bon Parer Ad wei"M"Im Spt Ewt rale Mtlrr mal' r r a AwswI I Mw•bawd Spit by twi ri• ft 000"I 000"I�Nevarmnrw■prYe Sm pili/riY �P atYw1i/YriYrY�Nlora dr'Yr Fla tilt ArMw ritt BILL KMCOX Fund-raiser in his memory Barbecue to help family of slain officer PICKERING — 1 local retailer is hold- ing a barbecue Saturday, Aug. 22 u, benefit the family of a police officer recently killed on duty. The barbe- cue will he held from I I a.m. to 3 p.m. at the CD PLUS Compact Disc Warehouse in Unit I at 1050 Brock Rd., just south of Hwy. 401 in Picker- ing. Proceeds from the week- end went will go to the family of Detective Constable Bill Hancox, the Toronto police officer stabbed to death Aug. 4 in a parking lot at Ncikon and El lc. merc Roads in Scar- borough while working under- cover in a sur- • vcillancc opera- tion. -- His funeral in Pickering Aug 10 drew thousands of mourners. Everyone is welcome to attend and %up- port this worth- while cause. Hot dogs and pop will be • available for 52 Personal • donations to the i Hancox family � in memory of Mr. Hancox may be made at I. any . Bank of •: Montreal loca- tion, to branch j/ 2466, account 80571NX1. I Spice up your life with What's hot to wear as the i weather turns cool? i You may want to consider making a statement this fall by r spicing up your wardrobe, I makeup, nails and hair with a full palette of rich and warm fall colours to enhance your current style. Make this your fall fashion moment with these helpful Lipa. Clothing: Try rich fabrics 1 such as satin, cashmere and airy crocheted knits. Fall colours include crimson, gold, bronze, olive and black. Make a f statement by mixing lace with tweed or sheer with wool. Hair. Natural and simple styles work best this sea- , son for work i and play. One idea is to brush your hair back and anchor with ' bobby pins behind the ears for a casu- ally updated look. Or wear your hair either long and swept back or all down al rich, warm colours using styling products such as L'Oreal's St Seudio Line uses the Feel. Height- ened hair colour that flatters without being shock - `11 ing works best, especial- ly in red shades. Consider fade -resistant intense reds from L•Ore- Preference Les Rouges Romantiques. Makeup: Colours this season are warn and rich. Plush vel- vet for lips, eyes in spice and berry tones, minimal blush. Dust iridescent shadow on lids and down onto cheekbones for added shimmer. Try new shades from L'Oreal's Fall In Deep fall color collection. The products are available in chain drug and mass market retailers nationwide. You can visit the company's Web site at http:// www.lorealcosmetics. com for more information. Nwth Aoum.n Pn Srnd+e t, Fn END OF SUMMER SALE • FULL SET/ACRYLIC NAILS $2111111 • U.V. GEL NAILS jib • FILLS $15 • H I,NICURE & PEDICURE IPACTAGE DEAD $25 • EYEBROW WAXING $3 Vefketive Aug. I -&VL 30) LINE ESTHETIC SERVICES AVAILAJBLZ jr ALL FOR AN APPOINTI. = LN1 GAYLY ST. UNIT V a"= TO tAI:C 19 •THE Nl;N'\ AUYEK"rISER N'EDNk:5UA1', AOGL'ST I.P. 19" SPIORTSF RECREATION IN AJAX AND PICKERING Brian's swan song /"to by ftn Pietrooht Briarl'Horaer takes a pass during the xrtior clivi- with the het;: _: ;;;is reception by Homer, in a 35 - Sion finals of the Durham Youth Touch Football 25 win over the Packers In the junior division, the League. The Bills captured the senior division. Dolphins defeated the Cowboys 19-7 Pickering teen contributes to capture of Summer Games softball crown PICKERING — Renec Summer Games, the Angels Amcl! ..rine barrio from the heat St. Catharines 7-1, shut IWM Ontario Summer Games a out Brampton 'B' 24l, kn„eked chaiinpion two time, over off Brampton ' 1' 3-1 and dou- Anscfl, 16. of Pickcnng bled Brampton '1' 4-2 in the played on the Pon Petry final Angcls hantam w,fthall team Other teams playing in the that went undefeated in captur. wfiball showdown were Wind- ing the gold medal at the games oar. Guelph 'F. Tayistmk, held on the weekend in Guelph. Oakville. Markham and Chin - Tho: Summer Game. aho guacousy. loved as the provincial chain- This is Ansell's first year pionships for the bantam girls. with the Port Perry Angels. In their bur contests at the But, it's not the first time she's Pickering mites .500 in tourney PICKERING Cuiran. Anther — 'Ile Pickering Cushnic. Michelle Subway mite Deldun. Victoria girls' elect soft- Galaski. Judy hall teain vkon two Gauvin. Brcxlklvn of Iota games dur- Herbert. Kaitlyn ing its tournament K r a e h l i n g, Aug. S. Samantha Lep- In their first outre. Schancy game. Pickering M a r e, c a u x. fell 8-5 to I casidc Samantha Puddis- in a four -inning ter and Robyn affair. But the Sanford. tleanl s bats canis Championships in the S(M)-metre 'n 5; seconds- alive agalml Had the girls matched their � Unionville and h1aycrs qualified in tle 2(ll)- onds. they would have edged a Pickering won 22- team from Califomia, which wore but because athletes were 4. In their third allowed to compete in one event ,mds. Same. Pickering easily be Ajax nq,y, No <nu•q. Yooe '•eeo•-na 45-3.Playing a strong Suull%ille team in the conso- 1 ti , f I P 'k played on a provincial champi- on. having won an Ontario crown while suiting up for Stowflvilk two years ago. The Angcls nowv advance to the Eastern Canadian v;hampi- onships in Dartmouth. Nova Scotia from Aug. 28 to 30. So far this year, the Angels have won six tournaments, fin- ished second once and third twice. They went undefeated at the qualifying tourney for the summer games. Pickering Hockey Association ORMA TRYOUTS JVVENII.B ilDGET M & A Sept. 8. 1998 Sept. 8. 1998 Don Beer 2 Don Beer 1 9:00 pm 9:00 ply Coach Coach Doug Park Jack English 420-844.3 427-2824 Ail. TRYOUTS AT DOW IBS ARRMA I • %): a o n ma s. is Seniors for Seniors” offers the services of 'unior seniors to assist enng ran out of 1 steam and lost 16- senior seniors as home cleaners, handy (persons, 5. Brampton won drivers. howse sitters and drop-in, live-in & overnight homemaker@ theicng play- � l. Pickencnng pFor a free brochure outlining our rates and services in crs are Madeline Durham Region call 434-5 11 S or 686-0717 r'0TRY-OUTS TF•Aif DATE I.00A710M TDM COACEF Midget AAA Non. Aug. 24 Pickering Viliage Area 8:00 pmt Joke winder Midget AA Mon. AsW 91 ACC East 8..00 pot George Ripley Midget A Tmss. Sept. a ACC salt 9:00 pot 'ole+ Murphy Tyke Selects Fri. Aug. 28 Pickering Village Anes 6:00 pat TIRA IF BEERS it WINES WINE IS UFE THE REST IS DETAILS! 'X'h'd'jef0Ur*M-sL -m837-1818 Costly exchange Baton mishap cripples Pickering relay A poor relay exchange may "That's relay." said coach have cost lour Durham Region Michael Mayers. "'(ley gut teat athletes a gold medal at the Her- by technical difficulties:' she) "I'rack and Field Youth Pro- The good news is that the grain North American Final Meet girls, all aged 13, will be, hack as in Pennsyhania this past week- a tear in the same bantam group end. next year. Representing the Oshawa Mavers, from Oshawa, holds Legion Track and Field Club, rite four Durham Public School bantam girls' 4 x I(X) mere relay records and 13 Ontario records in team of Patricia Mayors. Jenn various events and age groups. Evans. Tabia Charles and Shan- She even made the A division no Boodrarn had trouble with final at the Canadian Junior one exchange and finished fourth Championships in the S(M)-metre 'n 5; seconds- run against competitors aged 19 Had the girls matched their and under. personal best time of 51.2 sex- h1aycrs qualified in tle 2(ll)- onds. they would have edged a mere run for the Hcnhcv meet. team from Califomia, which wore but because athletes were the gold in a time of 51.8 .cc- allowed to compete in one event ,mds. only. she ran with the: relay team runners instead. Evans. Charles and Boodlnlm are all from Pickering. The Rursonte currently holds Ontario records in the S x 1(9) metre and 4 x 2(M) metre relay for beth the hani:un and senior age groups. To reach the Hershey meet. the team had to qualify not dust from Ontario but from a region that included eight mid -western states. Sc%en other rcgiom in North America also sent only the top individuals and rclav teams fix cath event. 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Visual Basic Software Developers (l position) We are looking for a senior programmer/analyst with several years in-depth programming/analyst with several years in-depth programming experience In Visual Basic, SQL and OLE automation. The ideal candidate will possess 3-5 years experience in Visual Basic with Sybase SQL database development in a large application envircriment. Special consideration will be given to PC maniacs who enjoy making the impossible, possible. Reference sSD6602 PICK Software Developers / Support Programmers Our development and support trams are looking for people with 1"pprogramming experience with the PICK Operating System in a native, ,=`se, Advanced Revelation, or Prime environment. While PICK experience is mandatory, VB 5.0 and SQI- experience will also be :o sidered an asset. Reference OSD-P6627-3. If you'd like to become part of our team, send your resumes quoting the above reference number to: Integrated Dealer Systems, 1'30 McPherson Court, Suite 7, Pickering, Ontario L1W 3Eb, or fax to 1-(905)-420-2801. BNAGLML CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE Monarch Marking Systems Canada Ltd. , a leading supplier of merchandise identification systems for retail and industrial ap- plicatiolts. is currently seeking a dynamic team player for the position of Bilingual Customer Service Representative. Oualdied individuals will have two years experience in a Cus- tomer Service position, written and oral fluency in both French and English, ep telephone communication and custom- er relation skillls. Ge171 computer skills and excellent organiza- tional abilities are also required. Fax/aM your rapine to Human Resource, 145 Bred Rd., Pickering, ofd. Ltw 3C1. Fax 1106-!39.6130 Thank you for responding. Unfortunately only those selected for an interview will be contacted. lrea_t. TQ�N9LrNlkri� PxtOVIDIxxD • Am eswltlu6 e6q►mrtuuNt� euewittr l v lrearth, - e...or0 mwrwtoem w0....la Jkr ertem•m toai mwsn to M the worle•w1 3orewet -v-r- Mb816 ewer e.....e..r. brrawwmm terwre !lwoaelol Bro�e6rma�ewee. ► /Tmueo ted 6faerae roteatDoll as your wu boom_ work yov�yw M. work tov t er 70bomae. IB 1Aeo1 arw so. 96. For eessore v1>r •. she. er:�wrt�tt� coon Jwt nit: 906-T3aAe6a. 11 Calera TIIE WL 1LT" C.wwr Training Carlen bilctne a rW unimal4 urs kaseng Avraole w .triols ""' M r+kM9 OGOWw. +r- ung Stuir rs F.un n6 and - am Naw ad ISWra- Sm )-MILL. INK 01114 111 - Resen an leornes. 707 51mooe sour, Ofnawk Pro- viding serrrces For Frkr o- phos re Drtuo Cal (M 4367353 w doaa Ml iCGNMCMM Roams paluan. rW at- lu ds an scow Sddmol a 1y1rs1yYR�. Nal D.Mm (905) s7'3 YlLTlurma kai pIPT pFriendly assioawletiift, FFlT Towing 60hEhNa `OdMds M werrtw. Cal 723-.900 ACIINN Man Rowed- Pan rim . 1 C" • MIN he rl cnWalpole wo in" r;oroua.. Dipa- mq'��wracoMr shfrl W=as 0197 009 inks P.0.90 419. 0dow. 00. LIR 71.5. lime e.1wm Am FIBIIM ewe O688r0 •Jeri• NNW" Pit" AZ TEAM DRIVERS taps. Excellent beta n�ew.'dRw�h d11�W 5004 nknknr sa ro Std ILC medal. uS and! dr.s4 Ei, raw a0 OAewa ON, LIR 3V0 or Col (985) aiJ-30+15 Ask for Clierfle KUM 1N O mgmrw 6 7c�rined for Oshoui. 1909)1�Z63�. CAN CPO" Way Volturno? Fill Emteamars pwNrted. No ev nwou y. Jn1p n tM tag Wd in ft adult soak, wilown industry. 19 ad did. hirestireat ara0. Cal oM�ry at (906) fJi 4966 w a Maryut WYN (used Trude) wet a Mal Syrs. rNRMrG In au- toac iso industry (re" .. .) Mat be Annt- sIN aid vet hoovered. Sam auction tllpellrte an Tea" . *. o = .Doors pr was tm 576.447 AML Tri► 100 X00 10o ffizm Are you an artist? • 1k. ca1.s„A..nin..k.n nd,w.y .grin a.rr • V4 1 "how...lr m uiiw n6, isme. ,xaapa.q a pro.apr. 6 • WIh Fwe a „o .pnpuwr wp...r.c., n 30 w,x#t .• inn po.:d• y.0 MM M a,-liw and rcM„d .silt M d...ard. • As ,.*l M M (kills v.. 4 Slop, road tia.r m m6d ,d dl m keel, .nimakM d... You crmied, wW m o10.11.6. q ahs.• .•,PI•r•rs 0- t..P.- I.b -lwt MAYA, . M lale• sole,.•,• ken Ie.6np d..V.. Al ..l wo,.ir.,v «, rr.F.-.I.M-�ndv+M SGA -k -d- 0. Our neva Pe1.N bePrw S.0 8. 19x8 can+. n and tee cher ya, ra- do r. yow arewlt aa,e TSB Sclieel of .10111041 420-1344 ..+s,•w>w... o..... r�.o,. Mckenng Campus ' labourers ' Security ' Retail Sales ' Secretary These arc a small sample of the jobs available through JOB CONNECT Calf The Hotline 725-4786 Pickering Residents 1-800-263-0993 urdnl by the OniAno (, v"nment 0 0 n • o 0. •0. . o. e4 ;4 You Can Be NEW Job -Ready AA In Months Not Years with oY Ontario Business College. - Massage Therapy • Aaour16n ILsintss AdmirdSIrJ0011 Administrative Assistarit • Community Cam Grier *0 Canputer Software & Systems Operator • Dental Awsung Legal Olfkx Assistant • Cortptltaued Bookkeeping ytfj Iaw & Security Administration • Animal Care Aide Saks & MarkdaW • Medical Office Laboratory Assistant &Youth Assistant • Pt rstxlal Attddan Works 70 Addictions Wats • Travel Cminselling • Law Clap `Child �a Finarlcial Ruining Assistant • %sonal Sifforl Wats MedmW Olfkx Adlmtusuor • TQui & Hospitality �- Medical O160e Assistant • pharmacy Tainicin Business Administration • Human Service Worker Ire KTYllc alnrVtNlalr rM t'wnb Bmk Td1er/Cuuapa Swiss ReMsarative • Secretary Wkt - eeei. I6:lAtsdrt.W,2n floor skdb in trkmarkeurgt and _/ABC 1 240 )ohs St. W.2nd Floor Midtown Mall, Oshawa va wulu"I BNAGLML CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE Monarch Marking Systems Canada Ltd. , a leading supplier of merchandise identification systems for retail and industrial ap- plicatiolts. is currently seeking a dynamic team player for the position of Bilingual Customer Service Representative. Oualdied individuals will have two years experience in a Cus- tomer Service position, written and oral fluency in both French and English, ep telephone communication and custom- er relation skillls. Ge171 computer skills and excellent organiza- tional abilities are also required. Fax/aM your rapine to Human Resource, 145 Bred Rd., Pickering, ofd. Ltw 3C1. Fax 1106-!39.6130 Thank you for responding. Unfortunately only those selected for an interview will be contacted. lrea_t. TQ�N9LrNlkri� PxtOVIDIxxD • Am eswltlu6 e6q►mrtuuNt� euewittr l v lrearth, - e...or0 mwrwtoem w0....la Jkr ertem•m toai mwsn to M the worle•w1 3orewet -v-r- Mb816 ewer e.....e..r. brrawwmm terwre !lwoaelol Bro�e6rma�ewee. ► /Tmueo ted 6faerae roteatDoll as your wu boom_ work yov�yw M. work tov t er 70bomae. IB 1Aeo1 arw so. 96. For eessore v1>r •. she. er:�wrt�tt� coon Jwt nit: 906-T3aAe6a. 11 Calera TIIE WL 1LT" C.wwr Training Carlen bilctne a rW unimal4 urs kaseng Avraole w .triols ""' M r+kM9 OGOWw. +r- ung Stuir rs F.un n6 and - am Naw ad ISWra- Sm )-MILL. INK 01114 111 - Resen an leornes. 707 51mooe sour, Ofnawk Pro- viding serrrces For Frkr o- phos re Drtuo Cal (M 4367353 w doaa Ml iCGNMCMM Roams paluan. rW at- lu ds an scow Sddmol a 1y1rs1yYR�. Nal D.Mm (905) s7'3 YlLTlurma kai pIPT pFriendly assioawletiift, FFlT Towing 60hEhNa `OdMds M werrtw. Cal 723-.900 ACIINN Man Rowed- Pan rim . 1 C" • MIN he rl cnWalpole wo in" r;oroua.. Dipa- mq'��wracoMr shfrl W=as 0197 009 inks P.0.90 419. 0dow. 00. LIR 71.5. lime e.1wm Am FIBIIM ewe O688r0 •Jeri• NNW" Pit" AZ TEAM DRIVERS taps. Excellent beta n�ew.'dRw�h d11�W 5004 nknknr sa ro Std ILC medal. uS and! dr.s4 Ei, raw a0 OAewa ON, LIR 3V0 or Col (985) aiJ-30+15 Ask for Clierfle KUM 1N O mgmrw 6 7c�rined for Oshoui. 1909)1�Z63�. CAN CPO" Way Volturno? Fill Emteamars pwNrted. No ev nwou y. Jn1p n tM tag Wd in ft adult soak, wilown industry. 19 ad did. hirestireat ara0. Cal oM�ry at (906) fJi 4966 w a Maryut WYN (used Trude) wet a Mal Syrs. rNRMrG In au- toac iso industry (re" .. .) Mat be Annt- sIN aid vet hoovered. Sam auction tllpellrte an Tea" . *. o = .Doors pr was tm 576.447 AML Tri► 100 X00 10o ffizm Are you an artist? • 1k. ca1.s„A..nin..k.n nd,w.y .grin a.rr • V4 1 "how...lr m uiiw n6, isme. ,xaapa.q a pro.apr. 6 • WIh Fwe a „o .pnpuwr wp...r.c., n 30 w,x#t .• inn po.:d• y.0 MM M a,-liw and rcM„d .silt M d...ard. • As ,.*l M M (kills v.. 4 Slop, road tia.r m m6d ,d dl m keel, .nimakM d... You crmied, wW m o10.11.6. q ahs.• .•,PI•r•rs 0- t..P.- I.b -lwt MAYA, . M lale• sole,.•,• ken Ie.6np d..V.. Al ..l wo,.ir.,v «, rr.F.-.I.M-�ndv+M SGA -k -d- 0. Our neva Pe1.N bePrw S.0 8. 19x8 can+. n and tee cher ya, ra- do r. yow arewlt aa,e TSB Sclieel of .10111041 420-1344 ..+s,•w>w... o..... r�.o,. Mckenng Campus ' labourers ' Security ' Retail Sales ' Secretary These arc a small sample of the jobs available through JOB CONNECT Calf The Hotline 725-4786 Pickering Residents 1-800-263-0993 urdnl by the OniAno (, v"nment 0 0 n • o 0. •0. . o. e4 ;4 3 'c LA MINA IS COMING! AA HEATHER EXPER" W MEDM TIM. oY eY %UW%E SNOWFALS 1'H6 YLUt *0 t-hc tar¢st paA:k xer.It I,c McltmK ytfj Prudwts on Durham RclWM r1 q,wcs a rap -tuts .aks c,wiwkarn w •A • o Ire KTYllc alnrVtNlalr rM t'wnb �/ • lmhed cleetw and dcwkp new• , I Intxts. Must dcnwsrMrate Anxw 0 skdb in trkmarkeurgt and va cus4owwr scr.nc o¢ 0 If yrau are a moth-MCd WkisvulFni. O r Arc tram oricmcd aril thrn#c in a ^Y' t.,4-pxed emwnmem. sec can e� .,crnyrwokl cc"U" araru. Inx awtYcs and trs:Atcrrs ' O caccllcnt -ab nwMmtcd cri th o �i7c p,ase all 1-00 oQ �y0 Alliance toad, 11a. t 51. Picl rrinig. (fntarira L I W 3X1 sY TRANS CANADA TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING -0.rss *Az A 0Z •A,, Brakes -Dangerota Goods -PO I C. -&goer Crws+,q -Log Book -Aa Brake A4cistnrnerrl -0ry on One W ebucow T-anrie aredeble 24 houm7 dlys • erdek Job Pmcel to Aserstknoe i Gwwsi No I Grwral sop MANAGER required Candidate should have: Plastics Injection Moulding experience r ISO 9000 experience University degree Supervisory experience Computer skulls Please mail, fax, or email resume in COrtirdence to: Micro Precision Plastics Ltd. 71 Moons Court, Unit 10 BowmanvNle, ON LIC 4144 Its. CMt Lane, Hanna Reseeres Fax: (905) 697-1759 Em@N: mieprspl* whom A=. i A"ON We are looking for a pnoducti re quality conscience technician for a busy flat rate GM dealership. Call Grant Brock at COWA�N*�]PONnAC NWCK ("5)62333116 Between 9 am. and 5 pan. Monday - Friday NICE ADVIGM For busy dealership. Two AD yearsex� Sys knowledge a must. PIS&SO fax sean>ret to w nksok of f PAW08entadve for to ntedaiding. date entry & quote follow -tap for aur Whitby Sedeta Ofte. Interested persons can fax their raw- to (9011) SWI IS& Gmrt " Built Gowen P NlwwRre Harwood Place Mall, Ajax Has the following position • Part Time Dispensary Assistant Requires prior experience. Must be .satiable all year= days, evenings till midnight and weekend.. Apply in person with resume. 'NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE" PICKERINO FLEA MARKET Now Open Saturdays Lg. booth requires immed , help & cashiers, 9am-5pm every weekend. Applications avail. at booth 63051. Call 905-761-0915 or fax 905-760-3009. High school students welcome. Genral twlp dill General HNp ADAMS SERVICES WAITS 50 AZ DRIVERS We offer. • F;'T and P/T highway and city • F/TTeams • P;T Highway and city weekends Benefits offered with chain contracts You provide: • Valid AZ license • Current clean abstract • 2 years experience • ICC medical • Clean Criminal record search CALL RANDY (905) 720-2204 Help us, help you Earn extra money for Christmas 30 Assemblers needed 57 hr. 40 hr. Wks. 2 - 3 months We can put you to work TODAY= OPEN HOUSE Th-ar.. Au4ust 21 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. 1099 Kingston Rd. #230 Pickering (905) 9374060 "1 APPLE Auto Glass AUFO GLASS INSTALLER �-.G.1 Dr,vm krerr .w.l r4ww dr.e.•6 rAww.W.pp.. r.we. r.ywre.t. Awtewr.ety. Iwkar.w.� .w .•.•t. rti:K t -P APPLI(:ATION AT: 12t) Rre...te Ar.. t'w.t 2. OJw.. A i5l"AW MAAIAGER required for husy English style Pub in Pickering Village. At kart 2 years naanagemendwpervisor expenence required. %Iust be available to work all shifts, including front and back of Mouse. Please fax resume with references to (905)839-3990 Rdgehes SERVICE ADVISOR f CASHIER Part- time positions. Successful candidate will possess superior customer handling skills and experience in the automotive service environment. Submit resume to Carladtert Tin Pickar.19 1300 KirmWon Rd. Attention Service MartaOer TEACHERS Jan EDLarnM! Cm*W team of creative caring prolessionals. Full sal part time positions in Pickering 6 Whitby Centres Flexible aftemoonlevening hours Great professional development tio4so teaching methods CanNten latolim in remedial & ennchmerd education! Resiones la: 1116 finch Ale. Pkkw" LIV 1J7 or I= (M)4284171 n there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed :o the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. 11 the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, rewrites that are Imill directly to Oshawa This Week, will at be forwarded to Ike Nle number. Origlaft must be soot dinictly an Indicted by the Iabucdon In tbs aft. PE MAN PA POSFTMS AYAILAxLE (Demonstration and merchandising company require QEIIOIIISTITATr7RS. Car VA be as some tr" alMdlpOTl 10 dew arld rlwesNyya s m"wt. Applltarrs with the above qualifications need only apply. AAuN W fluernt in ErglisR. R61we fax r661NrIee to: 906439.4937 ^ dwely a Urs egirn ar. 5';, .01 pd noun Alismi.. iCC M.*" and paler. [kanente '•Roved FM a.d pinume SNim r alade. 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Small Trees Brooklin area (905)-649-2374 LABORER REQUIRED Bundro7 pre`ari ferrt0 L wsome `eary.elsry �nq enahed Apply In person 111=1 -- Aar -Fn gam,�-s5[pp�mm Oen 6 sen ?u: d,rp Suppres Ltd 1289 :."1rrleMat 1 Btna•a LANDSCAPE MA7NTEMARCE cc -w,, reaul r,s '_Awn ,M sE. nr Exper:erKW ore• leaders tram str,mr Plain- MWAMa Call 19051831 3650 _ UGIT ROUSTRIAL. on9- 1m tap most e 6 ^nips rwxuac, exw riot 5 syery smr-med Sools UP to s9 SOmr Pica -a tteaph Osna.a arcs CA, An a" we .dl be aereev„rq ar ne osnara U ten tee. o Ric.- S1 E't ostu gin on 1,00 A,010 M. from 930am.-7 p.m MARY BROWN'S Pickering 1296 lung tern Rd Parr -time Cashiers required Appl} M re,umc LANDSCW &"TELT. .,rnupe A,11,� Cortwan'.q Fi m SWs 10 tall-+Fel tardaliDe Aatn A A AMMt tM InpwleaPea04 A •roCAO racoon oRKt arr0-,mqutm tda- ate yc re1i A tc Mar•1 9251 ar S 4 12 aaa lett 19061 12' 9961 S2 Sn LfI2 Road Ear. A7. 3w uTzit teRLrwran :.0 n krdrm. h. •.t,".v�ma i6Ap b >Ym. 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Rouses available in Oshawa 4 sumuoding arras. call Student Expres 1.500-303-9303 I i PAGE 11 • THE NEWS ADVENTISM WEDNrSDAY. AUGUST 11. Ilia �•� W INMMIAIb W F66PMOwe som� Culp >NZW Mom "LES •Ers in Pactersni Town Required for New Hare Sites centre In Pickering /Apufffl N am 4111110 Now Home Sales Wer. preferred. Aloh.Mon A F.Dsrw iev Fax Resume to would be an asset Now Home Sties p'M°On 4 q nkew a K01 C1St n a 905-837-2555 NN SECIKMTY OFFICERS Uigeen PART TIME "yy to k area on '"° "t ter DAYS & WEEKENDS Osa.a area for taraherni offili IUN-1Mle Am nasal AsMi RETAIL SALES � of bmft* bep0ls.. Framing experience and computer Sao good wnnen and nrU knowledge an asset. co-uni n0 :kills Pnerr Could lead to full time position. wN eepenence and a ar .oda be an asset Apply on Fax resumes (905) 837-6657 Mto Burns Swevor" a gg9 Santa slow 400 so. or apply in person to: IN t Oshawa. MOM" Z -Art Gallery throtrpli Fnday between the ry fnMsd tGam arm 2pm 1900 Dixie Rd. SMALL TRUCKING company Pickering rrlM wrc-ume Invent Int- 905-837-0144 en"''I'lLe int rare - Van Terry 11905)689-0652 STORE MANAGER Skilled �p MF SANMd Help IJPE17itl G /dHumt .tirure :NIMesM yiae.�«„!re am � POM M. w• M IM � nb a1R Sam ANY beefw6N4 had. 32 M. 40 NO. NWBWN_24 CO�IIpY. Ila FwY wewrN0�6r f E � s016rw. it M r=off nruewAwrm. $law Sint 1S R41be 4a wM rMreeY. 905.751224. M7 ROTA LU . is 1901 PMIO. 1P ra" 7•tw 41611r - 361 119116• - stn. 1r NR ham are, 096 OrtssNw 0. fup MTh Cad From Dllrrery Oshawa Epqq aM can lab (905084M3 as 8W LOaI a SM 9p M e play ryawta tryee trop OsAdwa Mn: PVAOLquEolus"'A eta 10 Scholcoi Sp- mps 905434-4665 coals Hop slim of new eetawMIron995 and used Dow; New AIoAL $ Ana up Rem to novel, 1100% of am incl makes. of the shops Ps t01 5 PCE. MCN qualify black uMn rear d9rMMfaOuwr lacquer Deamm sura 1500, 2 queen sin back waMDeds dddd Iran 5995 7ild Trp cap TELEP PIANO 433. IM $75 each. 6 Dce glass I cnronwrMatk lafeer am kitchen sate $300. Iwo 7 POOL TaDk t.8 Dtmerin 1 ncb state Bills. Cues. rad. dialedi btad -is arm con- War escelkm conation. $1.000 mchn Mtteg 1 f75 Make few an Stood lab speakers. $300' Offer19051 509-0163 pan Call N 725-1332 MACK COUCHIN poo0 inn- BABY FURNr.MM en u. dnM $250 06.9995 a ken condition Pereeppoo Lmle larks STEP 2 LOST bear a Pay and urouel apMe mb a mwcwno chargee table sluov and steep 2 popOM b inner pprcKee pNyfon, a Car desk Can moven Io Dunk slues 1905)-440.7626 beds. SW Call 128-0666 WEEN SIZE Waterbed 6 head AetlCM ERN bard complete waft Inner. IV So- 'eater, rail caps. a&vm in- (UKae 7}Ye. PWr Setdk rsM1YM•r q�•erl�•yeM..rbh ! tl•tl �eaq tNBi DlBsia111 tq5 VICE Hone and web page aeatfon Hyper &are( and server sbrage. U J4Wba Doaeaa at 57t4/ow Brakes RX7 a+tmed Celle 11905) SM 142 CNEV carom Yes aro #arta u# 3 Yea K. $1000 As K 0 B 0 (905)8314578 IRS DLO$MOIRE 98 Re- gency New brakes 6 new an conditioning $2500 as 0 Call N (905) 7287955 leaw Car Tilt 711MRMY'L ACE • 1,2, i a Sed Apes. w NOW -IN M/CE'NTIVEE • Aa U1. IIMkidled • in - Nome stlpt. i 111ir1L RelMal office: Yon - Fri %m - / pm seta sum flow 411MR VAIi IANT P91OPERW R IMANAf iIM[NT APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: www.geocities.com/wall street/ noor/ 7657/highriwrhlml. Owasco Volkswagen and Cad 1a $750 3 free eiec- Ieem. 1MP rrwatr. coin. 1905!-5A-5920 eu tow. 53M 19W Cara TAXI ,nc water tanks Tree double mercy Mhwasnr, d We Rs s sod, f31M 1990 Rows. Homes Fax resume to(905)668-1738 a em slew. ftp as a sem, a# eg#e. EM 'M OLDS TDRONW. °b• Coosra $3750 1990 Grand 1 nom, 1 DRIVERS andym remove oro -6182 8: 19.32951rassapt 38 L ,6011. 2 door. Uadc Pm. a 6. u99s 1990 Split" ""R or apply in person to Ron cherry runs e.ceferl clean am. P695 ,9W BOmeale FvilfcoUNKI w 2 s& 3909 If h iftd. r1MM7 OAiIr' , 4d. Tac dub. AweNa fixa apes from Most to Santa. starting from $670. can to view - (905) 721-5711 fiiwl I offeM we# side of Odmea Ginn. hardwood Toon, leg badgard. large Milan i dare room. KIM . dry tadi6n 0 pmmiaa f9DD plus 12 Wktws (90%' 723.5513 ONE NNDon Central Doom main floor with ppaaorrrlbcmbfqq Lange backyard and Walk to :Xr TClbofe15, 3595 r llkv a157 and WOR.. DIANrm SI. 1 6 2 - bedroom acts. clean. Quiet budgeng, parkin. Fully-broa0- loomedtarge dads. Near amenities. G0I401 Fndgw . #ovl. $5151up indusia go pets 90545e5 -MM of 905- 404 1414 WMTOY dean 2-bedro0m apt character andchane, nail sur el Seca foram m ppeC 0 Nurnw, 905-60 Pets m- dusla. 9oSa85W87 WHRBY 2-oedmom awn• mem avaable SWOmbe 151 $70Gmo includes soot. a q- . aro uuMry 1300fts Phde ,z3 6985 or 6664359. Wanted JIREIOM like Mw pre- SWINAAN Qwlay wooden $3.100 (905) 0731357 -mfy on mat.0K tammp scads 8 X 8 been M. only, SE. 54295 1990 &vena GT SICK OF REMMING1'' 187 TOYOTA 18CEL NKe b 53880 1990 Rawl $3995 �• N- RG V • • FULL 13 PART 1 h , AS! • . 1 Daytr. werwom 'Xiey ,:L $3500 x:100 COs. $299 pus tu. AMns' agger su dean 125 Wm Ammo radio. 1990 Olds amass 5ypnine. 880000 tmPI, OfMr arm es sin styles aviude Atsu auto 4 Or $1695 a - (905)- edavenlde $6900 19% La OWN YOUR HOME -From 5700/month TIME DEPENDABLE malune nun recalls 614x6 0staee 905 parapes cow della 767 Mc- mro. 4 dr $3995 19% are Mirvn.em Ineorrte $30.000 year ATTEN11011 nF a, ESTME s�nA" �,eear�� for 1i no., 579-1538 lay Rd 1Am 3. Mn83-0527 after yep. 53695 1990 Mustang Not much rtaair rl? CiY AANk!1 will Train >,t,23.'E;;PLE i Olden uv- kid after scud Faepof maestro sA605-619-2093 150 Got 1 a a = 831-5662 xnunrty etre sales Beach PS ile.Iowry n t PC tNr6fG Re- sole les Dodge Cyl. u $3695 1990 Taurus GL. R111;, eed CDmmamy kale yyurea HOurN tan 19051. owes a char; s chin Cali- CAN STEMO $oi it! 5 see. low kIC Dnuee Ecbbm 33995 1908 Bereft GT $3795 'Help ler d'iSNorgesd bankrupts 1: ler rmivmwl m wale 0 87'-$553 he $800 19051.5;9is4D Panasonic CO cTtnget Iw+m Glut on on Must see. 1909 Gvalmr 57295 1989 'c1. qW! Oro: Cash rebates Up to $5.00095 n wdmq For more dr n-Kte, Po s,50 Ask S20C $7150 ..0 obo 579-0130 Tema# $2795 19M OMs DmmnlMd Mo "" Rale. s coni Cara Robson WIPERIEMCFO LwE-OUT 48 OX33 Iona 1992) CIOM. 2. V Sass Spp4rs .mm tN0 oNfmobk Galars. G W (805) 571X275 Or 1-900-810'b275 THE NEWS Read EsOte Lid 1 NO -454- 'a"'v to 3 3nK 5 3aM t yr moinpip fewer ax 3' NM a' twwers Pd Xiso Atl 5150 wine, a or. auto 331, amllm 5 t lamb CoMr ADVERTISER rJOt 31 Old Sign hom�eANsoftegq it'V'oa1 no Inp°naCho, lwa a,K�i ' oRPON 2zs Ftcc7E Mn Pa ass a7c. awe. AN" � s4� 51ck. 559995 Mark Stapley .c look1r,., 1- NA,toom RENTAI OMPA. smoker. Merences, recepn TreOem Video am (EISA) tont GrOSSOrert pit .150 rleds. IxlluMr tar Odmrw. 794 Mr stain S2B00 1988[a !alas Mp. Rana, Ability Ren Estabe Lm. t - 05pe01` t0 yiae.�«„!re LICENSED BODY PERSON GARAGE door repairs. broken snudlorss b au rdwere $150 (905)-831-4578. Maw 9omelre s72M 1906 Can- �. T- 52995 1973 Mus- e1e.0%rr REQUIRED Q spllrlg ales. rokrs, atmA- KDOn, 9InWdt i Ylnict Vehicle fteppIee0 Conan Cdlee, 1M5 NISSAN 3M27c. vs. SOL1r Cherry Black Runs 00410. Iogetri, 3 button moss.. erwnd laser t6 wra t.pm read and a flan, Best equipment, best team, en intagw fay New 600,5/ RENT 70 GIM APPLIANCES, new, and remrkinioned. full sent' 1 doors SunclaN An • M e play ryawta all One busiest olawen awry Plus Donn J'6-336473 war Paddys Market PSIPW Ill. lmsM$2095 back . Clalom, 311500 NOW OPM Fa. rwnmr'. makes. of the shops Ps t01 W5,aa 905- -8369 or I.BM-798 erKea Reese an my o npaw Isles #Web {Deaeers 9oaa81-61 all in Whitbv. MUSt be a team player I NANAT DIANONO SObutre 55th Oso Merl Selll!1 M. if lowing areas Ata - audr and self Yoti% tees. Only "Top Gun" nig Appressed at $71x0 Ask- ng $3500 1905)163-9916 KStAVNANT EQUIPMENT 190511Z7IA22 TMOEI ffsw SI. S.. Osb-4mwo.M-zm ..'•...,.. mount trol"s'6 mseor Ra rOW need to apply. :}'�:�,Z:� Propane gre !rye,, nmc sys. tesla ASOSTAR for sake as 173 OOOww. nen dn.ew, PP . 1911 OIL Furnace - Od Tarty tem meat steer, uenghl is Asking $1500 0 8 0 Call Car Tilt 711MRMY'L ACE • 1,2, i a Sed Apes. w NOW -IN M/CE'NTIVEE • Aa U1. IIMkidled • in - Nome stlpt. i 111ir1L RelMal office: Yon - Fri %m - / pm seta sum flow 411MR VAIi IANT P91OPERW R IMANAf iIM[NT APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: www.geocities.com/wall street/ noor/ 7657/highriwrhlml. Owasco Volkswagen and Cad 1a $750 3 free eiec- Ieem. 1MP rrwatr. coin. 1905!-5A-5920 eu tow. 53M 19W Cara TAXI ,nc water tanks Tree double mercy Mhwasnr, d We Rs s sod, f31M 1990 Rows. Homes Fax resume to(905)668-1738 a em slew. ftp as a sem, a# eg#e. EM 'M OLDS TDRONW. °b• Coosra $3750 1990 Grand 1 nom, 1 DRIVERS andym remove oro -6182 8: 19.32951rassapt 38 L ,6011. 2 door. Uadc Pm. a 6. u99s 1990 Split" ""R or apply in person to Ron cherry runs e.ceferl clean am. P695 ,9W BOmeale FvilfcoUNKI w 2 s& 3909 If h iftd. r1MM7 OAiIr' , 4d. Tac dub. AweNa fixa apes from Most to Santa. starting from $670. can to view - (905) 721-5711 fiiwl I offeM we# side of Odmea Ginn. hardwood Toon, leg badgard. large Milan i dare room. KIM . dry tadi6n 0 pmmiaa f9DD plus 12 Wktws (90%' 723.5513 ONE NNDon Central Doom main floor with ppaaorrrlbcmbfqq Lange backyard and Walk to :Xr TClbofe15, 3595 r llkv a157 and WOR.. DIANrm SI. 1 6 2 - bedroom acts. clean. Quiet budgeng, parkin. Fully-broa0- loomedtarge dads. Near amenities. G0I401 Fndgw . #ovl. $5151up indusia go pets 90545e5 -MM of 905- 404 1414 WMTOY dean 2-bedro0m apt character andchane, nail sur el Seca foram m ppeC 0 Nurnw, 905-60 Pets m- dusla. 9oSa85W87 WHRBY 2-oedmom awn• mem avaable SWOmbe 151 $70Gmo includes soot. a q- . aro uuMry 1300fts Phde ,z3 6985 or 6664359. Wanted JIREIOM like Mw pre- SWINAAN Qwlay wooden $3.100 (905) 0731357 -mfy on mat.0K tammp scads 8 X 8 been M. only, SE. 54295 1990 &vena GT SICK OF REMMING1'' 187 TOYOTA 18CEL NKe b 53880 1990 Rawl $3995 �• N- RG V • • FULL 13 PART 1 h , AS! • . 1 Daytr. werwom 'Xiey ,:L $3500 x:100 COs. $299 pus tu. AMns' agger su dean 125 Wm Ammo radio. 1990 Olds amass 5ypnine. 880000 tmPI, OfMr arm es sin styles aviude Atsu auto 4 Or $1695 a - (905)- edavenlde $6900 19% La OWN YOUR HOME -From 5700/month TIME DEPENDABLE malune nun recalls 614x6 0staee 905 parapes cow della 767 Mc- mro. 4 dr $3995 19% are Mirvn.em Ineorrte $30.000 year ATTEN11011 nF a, ESTME s�nA" �,eear�� for 1i no., 579-1538 lay Rd 1Am 3. Mn83-0527 after yep. 53695 1990 Mustang Not much rtaair rl? CiY AANk!1 will Train >,t,23.'E;;PLE i Olden uv- kid after scud Faepof maestro sA605-619-2093 150 Got 1 a a = 831-5662 xnunrty etre sales Beach PS ile.Iowry n t PC tNr6fG Re- sole les Dodge Cyl. u $3695 1990 Taurus GL. R111;, eed CDmmamy kale yyurea HOurN tan 19051. owes a char; s chin Cali- CAN STEMO $oi it! 5 see. low kIC Dnuee Ecbbm 33995 1908 Bereft GT $3795 'Help ler d'iSNorgesd bankrupts 1: ler rmivmwl m wale 0 87'-$553 he $800 19051.5;9is4D Panasonic CO cTtnget Iw+m Glut on on Must see. 1909 Gvalmr 57295 1989 'c1. qW! Oro: Cash rebates Up to $5.00095 n wdmq For more dr n-Kte, Po s,50 Ask S20C $7150 ..0 obo 579-0130 Tema# $2795 19M OMs DmmnlMd Mo "" Rale. s coni Cara Robson WIPERIEMCFO LwE-OUT 48 OX33 Iona 1992) CIOM. 2. V Sass Spp4rs .mm tN0 oNfmobk Galars. G W (805) 571X275 Or 1-900-810'b275 THE NEWS Read EsOte Lid 1 NO -454- 'a"'v to 3 3nK 5 3aM t yr moinpip fewer ax 3' NM a' twwers Pd Xiso Atl 5150 wine, a or. auto 331, amllm 5 t lamb CoMr ADVERTISER rJOt 31 Old Sign hom�eANsoftegq it'V'oa1 no Inp°naCho, lwa a,K�i ' oRPON 2zs Ftcc7E Mn Pa ass a7c. awe. AN" � s4� 51ck. 559995 Mark Stapley .c look1r,., 1- NA,toom RENTAI OMPA. smoker. Merences, recepn TreOem Video am (EISA) tont GrOSSOrert pit .150 rleds. IxlluMr tar Odmrw. 794 Mr stain S2B00 1988[a !alas Mp. Rana, Ability Ren Estabe Lm. t - 05pe01` t0 esu rtquues sale06, r I mum Region Salary and own 'ewe Garder, iaes,e0 666-J11N 28 names VS Robotics rtes dim. 11' Dam Momw. leer- Am f75 Btaudd Lam 80% with 2 1r $mint sp•fkms 17 K les icMns reg Otto 9omelre s72M 1906 Can- �. T- 52995 1973 Mus- 450+ AprMrwlls deliver newspapers 3rld KDOn, 9InWdt i Ylnict Vehicle fteppIee0 Conan Cdlee, M. no •- -orna old..aNd 00410. Iogetri, 3 button moss.. erwnd laser t6 Gam maprets'1 Pd $650 A#t $450 ALL Tori Fa Ok owner 905366OS17 tm TMZ 174 Nms. Faa1 1991 Sonom Mall 56950 1962 S-10 Mwirr a II RMR "r7 fS t0 the (9051-'12&2995 fou tx ^ � rant E.pern- E_E Grad', Oar Car found pad. 2 speed co Ram. $1000. (681-427-ttTt. ken -ratan 'oda Gent Clalom, 311500 NOW OPM 1995 ,- AI res! goat ,30 WODNEIM s0 h newly •.�o•raief t01 PMT TIME ertlw,g arm erKea Reese an my o npaw Isles #Web {Deaeers FeE6�`1♦ Ib•••• st00G 1905)-:;6-st17 Cast BUY SELL a sfr 11N �.. ,aboard. 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D09 sn0ais Iran 4 X 4. 129.X0 MWG= M �� oMt Ca 729-IM9. Kaws, sa OSCIi.ind so psM. bOsPe I and recreeemnal *MW am. Elsey proles ww 11 saws e�aie Re- Igmela. air ta4r0aloar, soon t6M 39 7 dAvs7weei. wOWW t2i.M5 M 6rawd ShPa.1st 1795.906'OF1Ni Aentm �1y c S moble wish 3 OHIO Iidam - fie. OLP 427.1506 0105)7215413. Fa 721146. SE. Mad Mo* noM as KAVIM ME bei a Amok meta M- 5 pow. OUOwa. l ( 6)435• Safe IS= 95 Swirls. Iarsw M I6w WoWId. Drwm Intl=. DSMMMUaM11yA�r talAwg am ren c resume a. b / NonsMdtr with ItoM Initla. Call 1905475- tkda reawred STM resume tar elk Omewy/GArMi am or male AbrMam Ford ad). )i. bdt N,MS. 250 GMWy wake 6 C0 gyri n aiye. p , a 15dVw0. 4 loe3iw. MMep her b fie At94 PO Ba 4t, atom PkeMe Mia a eMssapeNONCOM 1MAM1a Gab - Por0 poled..eldelt8A8 P.W. bald.Sws6 On owSteen aMprSPINaWyras._ M bar rig- BaCINNr apt. At Adl�cl WIN OsNwa Orn Lin TlS h 416.49&31tg 124hr roiM AJ.M42 COM7ide 62 - M """I' E AW' ol p! A matted now Wim. ! aS49%. LseP w�iln plw a boaka AN walk- ri , mo. This-Oi7CrM 69 m A�A. Oa 71a (los) IM o'iq 9D51-12fkfled . Yolk 626- 4 � h1y swpke RWOIoic �73t CWMo 111 trop Div- clivi. $m o�4W. �i =Ifs AM PUPPY • 1I2 UdSutbs Uprde.., ig f2.BM 9DS63FI357 INKNT. twdan isww) 23rD. woo- er Quid Pick-up b pppdnreeryry hold rtn cn lDSa3D625I. 1we.I, ID AId13 ODaawce. M wyM Ofit 19.45 91 1f W4 Ibpp Yh i mw gun PKk- Truck BaM10kY• Cf4laa �.Ipfl sl. t01ay low Ria. 14' '•110 alanmall, aDAtaAe nera4ro4. snores 2-a0r0oM 4gwtMw, uupp Mr quK4 rtutwe ardlAli9 Dw- awrMe antro. AwWOle 1 1Qlfiw FMIp 1 ONa Has, a Depaaeble! AigI11N 0II ClMbes taco Nd. mit aaatN, Irop� VOW do. 9E16 -IE -9527 ten. Narwra el m ods Oe feDl Isl. hYYW ASp lea Mo Pwd11m O F. $9.985 >H K B rem- # 8 BOOKKEEPER ' OffcNskAmob o•YewAwIMN 905 CM AM CM. IM dida ONS. CONN. Moray. DWS. N"ffdar Ca (gas) ( )'683-78$2 KIM ST. W.. a IIIdTOWM "a� WK gran" - 21.5 wasp. WAMOWk Ns1AaA. 420-1493. MAIL. 0a $ALL 97}194. N. AN abm, low MW 10D. Av e October I 130- BWPICKUNG R• "PERMANENT PARTTIME" � omIIIA A.", 31 P.M. a F"ao,o- A' 11`OmPm Pickering Accounting practice requires .,Ir♦ Dav Cara 1 w. ).4. A �f 1401 M5)987-2272. MSW be wetiM u) v ' ON, -Naw TO SELL later 194 Dundo SI. E. W9Oft. 4M AM. 96 TAURUS. Mara 4 Gram VWW LE, tWy low. kms. $11.995 95 GR -PRIX 4 Eke brain new $3500 tar lwdai $TO �6 SAFARI led ad AN mrateonme $1i M69g Aftdw0. CLI (905)655-1253 or LWOW PMO 34 V9. 94 tun. (41 aft Paid. 82 SABLE GS. IOAdw. r,.. SM.. 92 SORRA G.X E. 197ECNetlle, vin With 36995. If TOPAZ M. 8 Mn. dap papa liner car sus. 33995. 91 EXCEL 5 sod. UM 91 EAGLE VISTA are. icke fomt0. 4 N pears. Medq L9% 91 EAGLE OM 6 TX. Tlmmps0t m Centre Lh $AMS 90 LEWtON con - 4500 SWI 355 wort Dan veriON. t0. 9495. M SU_ heads Ilnrn Bat of Mry. moo Very tat' $12500 Ca ZUKI trent 123 W1i 6995 Be 82N Wt.Wood. bB D m 7211908 VYMiUa�S kneW nrwn oe.w Walk ad b nate $5951501• pgsive 9D5-p7-WIS(MP) PICKEa , house I-Iedrwn bmmem sparbalK saw nor emrIna. UM $650 M. bMh. ueamry. Ifo onirKJtNi L pill, IS1=75, Sap sairtl1 Am- poor" 6NO 2 • I bedroom. OMw how, 45M Irym eked. Hue maples on 50em IN earnwear on b M1 fork Df OMM (!17)331-0183. AAM. 1496"0 dMOWC 2 12 bMwwmt. Math wont i . men epee hAMN roae1, 5 ap pian[". Coral akhu. Ot lap. bW did. dM is' sumac 6 wAppw. 611750 4411.. - 4s0. . tanto. 905427- - M 9ECKLM olpD*AnY as ked. no dome P TAAL VW . Ow "$sum. 4 bleN 2 . am" dello. are=* n1oWN. Cbm to 0awewm Othma Canon as feet -, Car 4331-7911. PIR am M am » � � ",mt. 2 bi I lin S lap I&XW yard. Ari Oct lst SMWA . Na96L tu$ NAL (9osy4 or pan. 1= nm 3. SIM St. Agil. 1. CA - AF eXba- �m n"um•uverpod Rd S. 4 bedroom now4 adpeplaNtlWlrSndsZ Rd, S. s�nq. $120 •. RqM 1 ): WII M 3 bedroom r.Nkg bwgdow. awn. IAMB. tani- N mm / WOOMmw 2 MIN. rawral Or / ac, as flow no Pau . MPONC". SUN pigs U144" Militia (905) 72} 7568 Nom -y ""•'°r Rw AueOaw • Auelaa AaeNMM yurt mrd: :trap Car. — IJQUIDATI NN SAIF - 11 tMMCOt�iT � NORTH . wepgOm-ngeme eramt All 3 -Bedroom Townholuse Unils. . am b scho" UNktle6 & perking included $170.000 Cap Mt 19m):I3- Stove & Refrloerator. eTtO Parquey floors throughout. Lon w Close to schools and shopping. From $875.00. ® PUBLIC AUCTION Call 90fi-721-0 80 Fri.. July 31 at 7 P.M. N0 1M 9SY0 Preview' 6:W P.M. parle O The Newcastle Community Centre N a 11 =N FALLINGNOOK ST Wh 4 20 King St. west, Newcastle t� nbt' Car ,'higue'd sale to include. A NlAtr art cullecuun with HOUSE WANTED 2ywstorey Picture Nome 6 ro rem for Drat tsl. rtss new d Wox 3.800 so .Irtwurk. of Chriuinc• Marshall, Trisha Romana•. lartics In outsk its of town t down SSpacea4 loge oed Lumltcrs, L. Dyer A.J. Cacum, Tom Thomson. Frank or Gerry 571 2365 ,tai. S t4 6nfuo�orrrs.urrpe' (.arrrichsel, AY Jackson, Nori Peter, Brent Townsend. Les ea lin Imdkn. Around floor 1 -It' lk•v Doolittiv. Misicl Ohl Paintings on Canvas. Studio HOUSE to rem win lamely room. donned rec- mom 8 Dsmt, doodle peuDe. Prints, etc'. Wlcclor plates. Royal Ihwltun's Border Fine in country, reliable fury to �d.p Cannot it,, leve , An, wildlife sculptures. Smiling silver wall plaques, a large 2 or 3 bedrooms. rnerlprAt Region Wanted Im. btaNdully tandsoDed. pony, tiKI(oion of Imported Italian wood frame minors, W 905.967-3361 ssppnnmiler sysRm. Indoles as elf's P-linastcf Edition stamps collection.. x•ktlion of Mint Tow..wmdI Tow..CIW C/V 8101W M1 2 un c tr d soar �Nl ekea IT'S A BOY KNOX - Jeff and Sandra (nee Knight) are very proud and thrilled to announce Me birth of their first child, • SPENCER RONALD KNOX • born on Thursday. August 6, 1998 at 4:21 p.m weighing 6 Its. 4 ozs. Proud grandparents are Ron and Wvnn Knight of Ajax and Harry and Loraine Knox of Solina. Special thanks to Or. Caccia and all the wonderful maternity staff at Memorial Hospital Bowmanville for de- livering Spencer. A heartfelt thanks is also extended to Dr. MacGillivray and all the nurses of the N I.C.U. at Oshawa General Hospital for their expertise and kindness. 11 ktlprovamenb raitny 6 rm THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNMDAY,A000ST 19, Hie. PAGE 15 MEFMa•110 a 6breya = m•hM it sIsAY CIMS W AJAX Moving Systems Full xrnccs. moves, appuanca and Ixarlo spllrAaas6. Flat lisle a h'o1rd1' We row rmve twealeit slt1M(p units We sell moving wppks Parts and iad spatial, starting at E125 and up. Serving Eats le Weer Coast province to province. 725-0005 or Mwftw Of =aur wm&r= 427-0005 ar House CleaningHouse Cluning MAID SERVICES - - A Division of Gadnnd Ma,meoance Services Personalized, professional service. Enquire about our SALE! .. . 6a M. n. - —, an rare mint sets, Estate oats, Bank Notes, ��� to all NEW clients, with all bookings of Fa RrM •9do, euludnp a lances. GOd Coins, Diamond & genuine stems rim Gold chains, mebm atwnnqp $269.900 c°I (905)- x' s� �o�N" NATIONAL weekly and bi-weekly services wA SOUTH 3 Dee 435.757 (Leave ekssapeq earrings, pendants, Designer watches, pearls. sterling silver MOVING SYSTEMS Iownnuum close to fat g Basement is a, Limited time only -so BOOK NOW! shotpping f95amo HAST AO rock Herbal y 1'+t-nc ww'clry'. crystal minis. Aece•nl furniture, rY.rk. Ree -loom$, plumbing, vet ,wn;nnyaletn q� \ (Fully (i0rsded8lnsured �nCLD51YE. F;rsvtan Oedroam a�m,lp room, $antiy 'rlah, ny, 'fable tamps. Cherished Ted]ls tall retired SENIOR Art0 tA10- ( y ) e Srpf Itt. (9115) 579¢ Eldon, sparylr" hardwood.' AddltlMlS, electrical, MOIrfN DISCOUNTS. �.. day( new windows. hnrsned aU- Ily�uresl. liunnx•I plates &figurines, Mn]e•I Cr• lis, Star Trek drywall, ceramic tiling Resken,w Commeyclal 68.3'7515 e'en• phage. rear school• ill ins, Disney & Harley DYavidson, collectibles, Cordless Cam able Rale SPKQ bin E 401 $131.500. 905- y Y 15 yrs. Exp. e s F 576-4070. phones, Stereos & Morc..Many more items Toxo nurrMrous to Call Mano Fee F"Ir21-Iles :' 1 - a : ` 1 •M•"'"9 1. .11.n_.NU PRF.M11'AfS OR Bl'YF.HS FEES. 905.723-7179 Ligreapxly OU7 STUDIO FOR 350 Gnnmrood Rd. Duet 1400-053.7750 I Tai Chi or ruga, or family dump at ns best' (corns: Cash. Visa. .Mc. Anix ars] deix, 25 per preyed & (905}619-4663. Aar 1(905)-619.9141 Schoa, l,br,,, museum.Ili,InrN,unet•]. Additions & Ihletions a cel.(416) 560.4663 consuwtkn arca, na�r,q". apply. ( ) TREE REMOVAL A MAINTENANCE 1 Romer ,'sono, lents. lumig, .Som MOUNTAIN �g�mp removal & Landscaping loor Avg mss country sal'-" d.'P, 1-NNN-PRO-SALE. OR 416-298-1762 MOVING SYSTEMS swage Sano", an at rotor Iran We .lin •nave arryrtunl CALL DAVE ms FOR RENT, lax •,I am, 10 mmaes from Acker. WWW.PROAUC7'ION.COM George & 3"twh" ams^'"'. $31-7055 n"'u'y We Mull Ing Town Centre Nall acre BrUce'ti r—,,,A or inuderuw pr; Smok,np $375 6 farm (rouse rtdyu (1967)7 4 Padagnp. slorwe am <+ to Go (9051-420- bedroom Els d wood. 2400 . 1 Re ' eartions HANDYMAV boxesa I, Senor 6 sen. 700 SO it garage. oft �� ' 1 Registrations • 1 Re9i6hetior's SERVICES mid month la lee Darty Serv,ces Em vary Seneca LYN5OCOf MEA a^d educed. (9o51626 - Da s Landsca in y =-,haled +Wlv our Odd I P R 571-0755 n� rxdaks MOVE VONT IN Chan and J� "9, / ti�rr ,1 ^lir, "r 1 los and 1-888-491-6600 RABBIT WANTS WORK ...lore u,ham ca- ia.'muh taken rare or Omsk r q ..-' ± r :: ' .'. „� general repair gar;'•+a7c Fo' 5 Part.eS -^ roman vin- & -0 eldes none Marn ,�" 71�E J Call And Ad Ooasrons. Have My Own Ma 5250 mommy S uo stades to nerar ad rtkrla -''• �' ^N'V/ `,I 7 :�''::M " T-- :.'; .N FWIRY-O-TIDE 9r'� _,8a5. 14 xra d wit oke se11-hp ry '°r �y rel - y rD{ y (4()5) 837-0702 MOVERS Call Ernie 6hs-493= clan muter m- wdb a houbus view ay ma- 6emote staved gone sluppear maples Three Move DIO tar sena Ne tie to GO A 401 taro• ouroua 1 one Der" price them ai!' Free WE- 000 sti- :: ScholoK Srlloor 1eya,K Non- an ,nsa,ed .nrkh> saga- HANDYMAN mates, somors discount. ..• :+os 19051<1g26% rap, men", r" Dn„ 11.`1 Cat a P, ­,,H lir, _ AJAX PICKERING a r a 'tar short notice mom Ap- yard. one of i x""I v,n' d al 'd"e ALL SAFE PRO DR11i1NG 4in1r It pw4 era, ler. tem' i9p51.r'N, 9R f. - MAJOR NOVICE AAA People y011r I� D - an in R; ;;.g o- A i i howNo of lino s Cl. SIM s . nen fat-roei hex . • - j'Aj�JI Row No Ddb too sinal. Compara0le rates ay SCHOOL x299 a""nw sh=at. w TRYOUTS Wed. Aug. 24th, 5-6 p.m. P►>�rng. elecmC7l. (9/sp/7Ja17 s' a DAYS A[ ct s1 :4 f36Oymann. $170--NM//•- 2o qte : • • 111 Don Beer Arena �, �,,, B ' �' � De— D.;Y.r� Corr.. _ Cam Cwr.e App—d. Mauanm I—,—, 4-ool ROOM. PI-f,� a E Need 1 df., & 1 fwd. Of 5.626.752/ IIICNALSKI MIMING ISR Ha oI SL S. S.ae 2uN. SjJa an. rushed. use a •• - G AAA Calibre - 55.00 PW - 416432-2206 i STORAGE ALw wpere .oral rMr rettrhr r.Mrves, r aaAtws. Mole pe (905 1 428-1 71 7 •: I]aSlmawt Seaprade e. - Ma.<r> - �.. rues ,5p7 Bhp SPLAY & LEARN SCHOOL POST HOLE ?qma Specialists SeSenior PLACE. Dust. liar- Dr., , 6 MIc-Mmtm Discounts l-•ra.S+p Don't aesacsulco modx10n m T 1'.\.CIICt11C Ill _a:ij ,olid L,nhl .1�'1 .tlh GL 1''eflCe & Ihek L,censal.:nwred Free s,n.w Mint. close b "for sale— ages 2-5. Half day program Septernher to (;.,rF•.I,•: Estimates P a�eaWno Nt. 'ftOWweeA ca4 SPECTACJLAR must nue 3 - A June. 2, 3, or S mornings per week. We & Scrap "I Call 136.77%. LANDSCAPINGwfm DESIGN Forget now ofrtt a comprehensive: henxivc nm of art. cm.lval AND hardwoo0 Mors new �` pr� Jason COM M � "yl°`, � day b a• amaYare. WIRtp music. phonics. math & Lie�rece, French, a one" xoom. o wan mm. SNUB taw old u -c Z friends and fun' (90S) 669'4"4 r 1 ,,' .. se al kltmmhunay. $138.000 MOS h 4362962 ^� ESperwlced ` .... 75: mo E"905-428-3226 0 Central A)ax location. I I' E. Moves 1 The dews TO8111NWSE, n e Bats ,kw us1 mhW 6eaulew a - � t7 2 1 E.r-7an •ales '+ones ii � . •:eAu.tm:r,m. 2 - N 668-1 t 73 \I'rr 5 p m. fa SeqrcsttratiMl I : 1 RogNg 1� :Bros. apt.. etc • (tail e=rrSM r1rd1�'tT1LSCf bialarooNoa, krremd r -c Mwn - f �� 1R0 PIpSOM •eOwrW In M1oe0 yaN F,w4r-I pe-- yurt mrd: :trap Car. Kr nYw anam,eY. espopumr . wepgOm-ngeme eramt All A-Mbftn..au�rpgper . am b scho" 1 PWM craw Corer 57,-2363 mal 28J-Nt5 $170.000 Cap Mt 19m):I3- a b mat -poli-4aron eTtO AME. w.srrry 44,RpnN are Lon w Iappm 7-oaeroaw Owner and opens - wmw f14PA At SAM 5'�Ob eICCR S' }.^-.+e ' . ^ w, Sao 1 0m Awahbla Sa0lemea lawh11421-Ju04RNIpn xrN :awe ,, ANrp fs23� am n OskY came. Own r r Royy L.11. •"p- ,vim n t", Maley F,ww R t Sx tar,, Mone nmh 3 Odors . Clearro wraH Barra um Eftillitished in nary. tar noel Nal,- E1�L___9' .il3e . 64r $373 S7{-5577 tytpl I.OLLf NONE' PROBLEMS. ';m our, Maftl t roof, DeC,'M+ a 4 ueavmm 4 ..u..,n p..p SZo " Mow Ww 'pr,e tar ger ape use W 0 Erarraw a m'.0 go -OM ...a. Srdrel►4ah Few a v.a, ahr" W to, hal -un-slew, $450 Isom eNralces. 17731244.4121 -NorwAgm 6pssl6-3sos Skeem Etas Nodose RdNy uta_ 'tow willing MIS am a OUNEY UNFLOyED FTaA1E OSTAINMG A LOAN IS NOT :u Vere reline -go fah 1a GUA#t"TEED SON -rip asw1. motor bird. CONFUNS CHARGE U►- n r3,md Sam FRONT00 FEES ,rr& xndy,,w' lint IT aur" mauuNE wYpno SRGGESTIO THAT YOU Ii• 4w ric—OrY prr1� yuV awrSnGATF THaROMW Ll talo W MFOY7 MfORI SWAM ANY SNUE MME 2 Moat CONTRACTS 345 v„a room SMANN aaer 9 Fkritape Road, Alererum, I, IM3. 4,p41101, m•domply ,A42"127.420. I RELUM wShanNu FourraSGNGM r7eVM Ltd. matTwus "en =., wn.,.n'�TEaL,: , an. ,on IrGom414a4'AarpMI JAW bedroom lu.ury ilm� �••eyro�pr�Eeos� >:'0G alai t>- .ex Carol Rano. A 'sReally • Olaf eFMaOa :moos. NSO _ hydro. v int hope. 2r me '•.xl 'edge huL'LWC ve da,wyalNr ..•Ana st O;X4X- IJy1a'r.as wCp0 000 Deo =J71 e0L9eNY7 II1nplpe a (Elf Eal41N, 1 inert 1 FW ., IN 'll 11 t: ­'ll (•433+04 r1 1 Frw Rem /+ ;,,Hwa 0- 1 1'0063611125 min : wrown 400 •600 sera a- '% Raw East uerr,ra. INC 2 rpanlaal 4r :His C lire 434-24-2"T 'fl4op. PUM SIUOENT3 004,rg for aqme, SMINSLess owes ao•Me1xa 6M $0. R., commmcua • 1 CONo-N r Tor lease ting a Everdis +134C,(ra tater MUMway cocas, .762 NeHSt. Otluwb' i4p0•mwmt 9 90572'3.7115 VcTofm COUNTRY craft GuuC Joined d Sn. Nov 6 and 7, abed Spam A no OCT 1196. 12W Aft h nyustr4al take MI6. avathre !705) t57-3758 Nam yearry lase All 43z-2305,ao5, for ian . 1 AubVOns LEARN TO SKATE� :'1 416 winter with one of the lolbwmg Programs; all Hold at sM Ain CIxn only Cassa Mmes PRESCHOOL- (for children 3 to 5 years old) working on deveftnUrMpoffrpfrrorpeer posture. PUS” and M;cls mon All Cro1N4rOnal Nlail'tolion and W of tun and - CANSKATE- (for children 5 8 ower) CFSA developed arse SWK*Onod plo�am F'r esvng through new bodges from Beglma to ProtCaNrcy r3N * Team me sib =NOW 10 bOw.le a MoftOonal hockey player hglsre skater M No an excellent skater. ADULT LEARN TO SKATE- a groat 1is program tar everyone who RN S b be acrove all year round. Also available - 5 week Fj(gograt commencing August 24• A8 sessions held at ele Fickemg Wage Arena mckldrng: POWERSKATE - (fail only) program 4 "D*CWly designed to hockey and mgelk players of al ages. V -L + '� Our processional Coaches w11 help you to develop power. balance, speed, agillry and endurance through xt$a'LFCDOfIy exerC6/S and drltli OPEN REGWRAr1ON FOR ALL OUR PROGRAMS .fes M or how A fa Am commonly Garvie On 1M beow" a", ThuNdW Avoid 20 70OP -900pm . ' so no.St2 IOAO apin- 200pm f; mchmilid Fv ear -aNwmc- ul ww Ada a (9DS) ea1,753 or mu 61"ase AUCTION • : 1 AMMIML'RrRr LAa1, Feadon Fans. CONSIGNMENTS E1. 2. 3 A 4 1 .. Moura - kw am I AND ESTATES NO TDIE rembw Lan "0 if AW wAN1i0 A -ck" kw ago -ow. Low oorlln,ission, at U" mi0wfi.*, e074p_� soli payment it" WIAL QW)) Sats ave Tues Mt Fn als 0" Rio e. hmy wooke t. Nk- urs. at 6 m. P• aN4a p0 nw�me.nBMnydseaM� Antique furniture. Mae n Stn 4 I one N. loom appliances etc. 0ae4aso- I Owner and opens - Oa D es� 70 tm __ fIKING Oma] -••s_ �a19se�- AllCT10NS AUCTIONS 33 Hal SL AN Mral ANA 3 696 OduRier b -M -IK PW Eftillitished in L w -am glad, av M 1960 Far and b taw pdeb4 7254751 679-37N. 723-0501 JWRUU. 2 bedroom r It WAW mbiat tome. Ito N0. pope Rag suppb '.urN 8 retermrm 6250 • 1 PfraMaela Call 905434.7181 CIWrdES ON11a 1 Myelo here 1.IO H IIOUSEaIYEt -roma 8 900' For Sib vanane numbers. 451-3638 e -I 235. S3.29/mon. UM AMER. Cement, must be t8. None. 44111 3 bedroom. 1-172 HEAVERLY PSYCHIC An. al Il OA 10 MM with swers Fad ger taxi w0u. ad -tar osumace and in 62991mm. 18.'24 NS 1- xxx woodi600, WE fkang 901.451.37M MM' Priced TO sell at NEAVERIY PSYCHIC - 12 991 LIDO eC-8003 For infor- mon 18, 24 hours. 1-900- 01 UK of any outer 451-3793DAILY R$55 W 'dta and ata pr ria contM Roe yydfldh, 24 hours. 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AMILIST 19, MO F 1 SC01%_r_.B0ARD SULTSE PIDKeMM LADIES' IECREA"0140& rASTaALL sir" M08 As a Ag 7 TERM G W L T pm&new* Cosuwl 12 1 3 0 16 SIMI Food FM 43 0 4 1 17 Lght Sc a 12 6 e 0 12 tLayly's 13 1 11 1 3 PICKERNG YENS' RECREATIONAL FASTBALL STANDINGS As of Aug 7 TEAM G W L T ITS S", u n 3 0 22 Bra -SIMS 17 10 6 1 21 What. Bob's 17 10 7 0 20 Lary Star 15 8 5 2 18 Pop's 16 8 7 1 17 Tudor Amts 16 7 9 0 14 CMsoenys 17 6 11 0 12 Jar, Caner W— 16 2 14 0 2 AJAX BRIDGE CLUB Ou0kc91e b,,dge ysuvs,ran Aug t, STRATIFIED BOARD -A -MATCH TEAMS FLIGHT'A' 1, Mar LpsounW. Paul Dodg-n June PeOtan. Dead St-ck. 2 Hallo Fanrteather. Chet OoktorAdan Mwterro. Jdhn Hlrpna, FLIGIIT'B' T. Mo. Tang, Tion. OtM.. Lynda Creghaw. MarrYl Chen, BURMAM WEST BOYS' BASKETBALLSTANDMGS As of Aug 9 TEAM GT L T PTS Knells 5 4 C 1 9 a." 52 2 1 5 chargers 5 2 3 04 Cougars 5 , 4 1 2 GAME RESULTS Kncks 52 vs Bulk 52 A;ax S ­ ss Chalet's playa of re 91me - Shemon Shan). Chargers 38 vs Car1Ms Cougars 29 FICKERING MEN'S SLO•PRCH LEAGUE Sla^a,ngs and scores as of Aug 9 TUDOR ARMS DIVISION STANDINGS TEAM G W L T F A PTs Gophers 14 13 1 C 24 6 '24 26 Lorg Hans 13 10 3 O 18, 149 20 Sas.mrtp V4.np 14 9 4 t 202 158 19 Lookouts 14 9 5 D 204 166 le Capital Pymenf 13 e 4 1meh155 145 17 so Res.rlr Dogs 113 e 5 0 209 150 16 Yang Genes 12 6 6 O 166 2,1 12 Lonear SHsnyn 14 5 9 0 156 I- 10 Slakore 13 5 e 0 142 leo 10 Raffles 14 4 10 O 143 17,7 8 Moodees 14 2 12 0 141 234 4 Tse vpen 12 0 112 0 92 205 0 TUDOR ARMS DIVISION RESULTS SCraa,rg Vekrg. 12 vs TM Vep2r18 Rtseryde Dogs 17 K RM1I%% e. ONaa Bob s Lookouts '4 ,t lone Sar H4. rwn 1,. Gophers 26 r& MOodw I! GAYLY DIVISION STANDINGS TEAM G W L T F A PTS DUMB^ Lawn Cart 14I I 3 0 225 137 22 SC -0, Rtsktlrara 14 1C 4 J 179 90 20 Mans 14 9 5 0 190 18 Wearglon Soot Pub 14 9 5 0 16P 148 116 D~ eft t 13 9 4 0 143 f0j 19 *warm~ 13 8 4 1 166 113 11 Eaa S4►Marc1 13 7 6 0 16e 163 ;4 Dore4um Rd14 6 6 2 145 157 4 Lo,+Oen Lft 14 4 tU 0 160 214 I! Gualars 13 4 9 0 120 196 6 Sharks 14 2 12 0 99 !SO 4 YYTR MKR 14 t 12 1 126 225 3 GAYLY DIVISION RESULTS 00 l0l0, Rpae,g Supply 14 is WTR MKR 1,. So01(4 RaraUMM 16 M Snaps 6. DU,tam Lot-, Cart 11 ra Mens S. WOOMPd 6001 Put) 22 vs London Lek 1: Dwnar, Bu6s 7 w Gutters 0 #AM NEWS DIVISION STAKO64G5 TEAM G W L T F A PTS M.~ , Mara loot 13 :�09 ,00 23 M.W_ P,,wom.,4 214 1311 tt Tnt Ste.M Rea 1 4 P 5 0 160 ,S6 ,e P,Mpw2 13 9 4 0 145 148 18 PLOW g A'. 14 9 6 O 199 111 16 Papua, 14 6 6 0 176 179 16 MudP_ s 12 6 S 1 146 156 12 KTX v~,1. 4 10 0 147 1M 9 Scarbord A& go 14 + 13 0 135 104 2 Ihyals 14 1 13 0 126 256 2 MUD ROV09 I Pa HEN'S DIVs10N RESULTS nre R Makal.s eg?5 ens pp%1. l 13 n Mantes P Via 1 t. 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Sagerle a Swy I4 va Sad San 9 REOOUOO Spoofs DWISION STANDINGS TEAM G W L T F A PTS Dexra 8.:06 v U 256 '29 26 Vtw do�� bwaft 14 9 5 0 t17 133 16 SKP 1s 9 s 0 216 tM I 0~ B." 14 6 6 0 1M '52 12 T1t%set-yup 14 e 6 0 ,34 ,a +2 Tapes cn TW u s 1 0 117 196 10 R --;,,n^, Span t4 S 6 0 163 160 l0 Q -n„, s-,* 14 3 11 0 14e 242 4 RE6oU10 SPORTS DWOWN RESULTS S.KR . .s Co Y Stye '9 By- Shop '? w Dana,F 1 y 9pa . Possum Span I I M VWtpaa9 seam .l —. Bob. 23 w 'Popo. off Tap- 0 ETER 5 APPLIANCES DIVISION STAN091GS Tum G W L T F A PTS lk of 4L_*,_ :3 12 0 I 239 78 25 ca Corey Tru,' N 9 4 1 134 130 11 MOs IOaa U 6 S 2 166 n. 1114 WANG Otxbr ,4 7 6 1 145 136 1S Brent Now”i3 5 7 1 1,3160 n F4 -ares Gammas -3 49 0 125 155 6 Saba Sa -3 3 10 0 IDS 148 6 POW s AppWtCOa " 3 6 0 TO 149 6 PETERS APPLIANCES DIVISION RESULTS Mtn Dona Wrno, - .% Black Ser 2 &ova H"AS t 1 Y, 6,9M baa 11. Ba- MOIWea 13 n Caney Trust 5 WEST SHORE MUCED SLO-PITCH STAPDINGS As a Aug 16 TEAM GL T /TS 111—K::rten. 14 13 1 C 25 Jumx vaao -4 +2 2 C 24 a -A Kopy +c10 4 0 20 Boo my— It9 4 1 t9 ()n the Beach Salon 14 9 6 0 16 6lawee Plum" 14 a 6 0 16 Ooneanda See -lyra l- 14 7 6 1 1S Pymowh Cnrysla C" 140c 0 14- Chlau. Haa Salon '� 14 7 7 0 14 (torn -oat IFY—S 14 6 0, 12 u-, Plot 14 4 to 0 e aayy s Lange 14 4 10 0 9 ('.aree0-n Tire 14 4 10 0 s V~Irtlor1ow" 14 4 10 0 S cowlego, Ekctm 14 4 10 0 e- Omfes LoCk Sorv,ota 14 3 11 0 0 - - 2 pork dedutoon r AJAK ROWS SLO'FITCN ASSOCM/IIIIIIIIIII islum s DIVISION AS of Aug 16 TEAM G W L T F A PM Tudor Row 22. 0 0 344 151 u Puma Pam 22 17 5 0 291 150 34 Cotrytlan Hones 22 15 7 0 329 149 28 Alm Gators 22 14 8 0 266 237 28 =odd Sara 22 10 12 O 313 177 20 NaTA'Er,l alp 22 6 16 0 155 267 11 Lord Stalky '& 22 2 19 1 149 335 5 up Of, Desk 22 1 20 1 128 391 3 OMISON RESkTS Mq 1Y. Pisa Pro 16 vs. R.* T, up 10 Tudor Row 16 Ys. lad Skrlky 5: SeCoN Stony to Ya. 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