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Ohotes by Ron Pletr"iro
Teacher Michetle Arnold greeted her Grade 1 students with a ing from their summer vacation Public high school teachers
smile Tuesday (left photo) at St. Patrick Catholic School in in Durham, meanwhile, were outside their schools yesterday,
Ajax. Mrs. Arnold helped ease the transition
for kids return- entering the third Week of their strike action.
Students plead for solution to high school strike
FORUM LETS CONCERNED TEENS AIR THEIR VIEWS
NY Shaw 01wit
The student council president aril i
s!", w!-
OAC- student, who, plan.% to study sci-
OSH %"A -- High school students
encs W university, says shed "very r
who, fc.0 ;heir school year is in ")cop-
worried" about the impact the strike t
ardy" are urging teachers and public
will have on her school year and thinks R3r-v• ,
school board officials to return to the
'-teachers and the board should get
tahle ws students can Iro back to class
together and fight the government' f r "c
Student leadcm from public sec-
more matey to resolve the dispute.
r`ndar% %chix,l% across the region Bath-
Talks broke off between the sides =
crud in 0%h4wa Tuc.dav to hear tx,th
on Sunday night after five days of bar-
sides of the story as Durham teachers
gaining.
continued their stnkc action into the
Mr. Yeo told students the main
school year.
issues continue to be working condi-
Durham District School Board
ticus and "afiotrdabolity.
director Grant Yco and Pat Jermey,
-We were given a budget we don't
Ontano Secondary School Teacher%'
have the ability to change" he said as
Federation (OSSTF) Durham di%tnct
he explained the impact of Bill 160 and
president addressed students during
the new funding model on education in
the two-hour meeting in the conmuni-
Durham. LSEY
ty root at Durham Regional Police
Meanwhile, Ms. Jermey, who 'I Just think it's an unfair position
headyuancr%.
encouraged students to put pressure on __to be putting students m.'
"1 think it's really awful." says
the board to rcsolvc the strike told
Cartwright High School student Jada
pupils %he's -sorry" the strike is cert- more money. she said, adding, -Why
MacLeod of the teachers' stnkc
tinuing, and said she believes the board arc they taking it out on our %ecoudary
"It's hard for the teachers and the
has the mean% to meet teachers' schools? I haven't heard a geoid answcr
student%. I hope we get back to school
demands. to that yet.-
et"as
assoon as possible:'
"The government gave the board See FORUM/Page 4
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ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS START A NEW YEAR, BUT
CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES SUSPENDED
By Susan O Neill
Staft Writer
School wasn't in for more than
21,000 public high school students in
Durham yesterday as teachers con-
tinued to strike dun what should have
been the first day of the new school
year.
Thousands more in the Catholic
system joined their public high
school counterparts after students
were sent home early and classes
suspended indefinitely as separate
high school teachers refused to teach
more than three classes.
Negotiations between the Durham
District School Board and local
members of the Ontario Secondary
School Teachers' Federation
(OSSTF), who have been on strike
since Aug. 21, broke down Sunday
after five days of discussions.
And, Mary Brown, communica-
tions manager for the board, reports
there arc no plans yet for future bar-
gaining sessions.
Talks between the Durham divi-
sion of the Ontario English Catholic
Teachers' Association (OECTA) and
the Durham Catholic District School
Board also, broke down last weekend.
with no future dates scheduled to
continue negotiations.
And while teachers were picketing
at public schook and cutting back
classes at separate schools, school
board officials were monitoring the
.take situations and contemplating
future plan
'We're O�'the stcua-
tum:' said Grant Andrews, director
otthe separate board Tuesday morn -
ng before it was decided to suspend
Catholic high school classes. "The
welfare and safety of students will be
paramount in anything we do" Sepa-
rate board trustees made the decision
to suspend classes at an in -camera
session prior to the board meeting
last night.
Yet, despite the disruption in the
Catholic system, Mr. Andrews, said.
"All secondary schools seem to have
gotten off well (Tuesday) morning.
He said the separate board was
notified by OECTA Friday that there
would he a panial withdrawal of ser-
vices this week which, to date, result-
ed in the suspension of classes.
Mind your motoring manners
Police blitz in Ajax, Pickering is under way to catch violators
�e b IPolr Plebaw/re
Durham Regional Police Constable Vince Police officers began taking aim at Ajax
D'Amico trains his radar gun on motorists and Pickering motorists yesterday as part
.approaching on Dixie Road in Pickering. of a zero -tolerance campaign.
Zero tolerance.
That's the motto Durham Region-
al Police has adopted as thousands of
children return to school and drivers
are being warned that violations car-
ry stiff fines and demerit points.
Beginning yesterday, the Ajax -
Pickering Community Police Office
assigned eight officers to a zero-tol-
crance traffic enforcement campaign
for the remainder of the month. They
will complement regular uniform
patrol officers.
"With iummcr holidays drawing
to an end, more drivers are expected
on the roads and children of all ages
will be returning to school," police
said last week in announcing the pro-
gramme. "This, along with the
approach of fall and.winter driving
conditions, make it imperative that
drivers become aware of, and cor-
rect, their bad driving habits"
The officers will focus on the fol-
lowing.violations:
* Passing a stopped school bus
($315 fine, six demerit points)
* Red light — failing to stop
($185 fine, three points)
* Stop sign — failing to stop
($105 fine, three points)
* Failing to wear a seatbelt ($105
fine, two points)
* Driving with no insurance
($5.000 minimum fine)
* Careless driving ($315 fine, six
points)
* Failing to obey school crossing
guard ($105 fine, three points)
* Failing to yield to pedestrian
($105 fine, two points)
* Speeding (10 kilometres over
the speed limit carries a $35 fine; 20
kilometres over has a fine of $95 and
three demerit points; 30 kilometres
over has a fine of $131.50 and four
points; 40 kilometres over has a fine
of $285 and four points).
At the same time, police have
announced those intersections with a
high collision rate. The following is
a list from highest to lowest:
* Brock Road and Hwy. 2
* Bayly Street and Liverpool
Road
* Harwood Avenue and Hwy. 2
* Harwood Avenue and the Hwy.
401 eastbound ramp
* Bayly Street and Westshore
Boulevard
* Whites Road and Sheppard
Avenue
* Westney Road and Harwood
Avenue.
Approximately 400 teachers in
OECTA's local bargaining unit are
refusing to teach in excess of three
periods and are leaving schools dur-
ing their fourth scheduled class, he
says, noting principals were -gather-
ing students into larger groups" on
Tuesday morning to supervise them
during periods when teachers were
not available.
Durham students are among
approximately 150.00(1 pupils across
the GTA being affected by teachers'
strikes.
Secondary school teachers across
Ontario arc protesting cuts to prepa-
ration time and an increase in
instructional time that would sec
them teach seven of eight classes
over two days. In a semeslered sys-
tem that means teachers would teach
three of four periods in one semester
and all four perioxds in the other.
Under the provincial govern -
merit's Bill 160. teachers arc required
to teach a minimum of 1,250 minutes
a week.
And in a three-page letter sent to
school boards Saturday Education
and Training Minster Dave Johnson
defined instructional time, saying it
does not include tir,te spent supervis-
ing study halls or on call.
Mr. Johnson also encouraged
teachers to return to class and contin-
ue negotiations in an open letter to
union leaders Friday, saying, "Don't
Jeopardiic another school year for
the sake of argument.-
I
Public and w--paratc cfementary
schools across Durham Region are
not impacted by the teachers' strike
action.
The pursuit of a stolen vehwl,;
from Oshawa to Pickering late Sat-
urday night ended in damage to a
police cruiser and a citizen's vehi-
cle, and two suspects in custody.
According to police, officers
from three Durham police divisions
and the OPP joined in the chase of
a stolen 1989 Chevrolet pick-up
truck, just minutes after the vehicle
was reported stolen.
Sergeant Jim Grimley says the
owner of the truck reported the
vehicle missing from the Oshawa
Shopping Centre at 11:35 p.m. Fn -
day and by 11:38 p.m. police were
in pursuit.
Police spotted the vehicle on
Glen Street in Oshawa, but when
they tried to pull it over the driver
kept going. The chase took police
into an apartment complex on Gkn
Street where the suspects. drove
through a fence, continuing west on
Malaga Road, down Park Road to
Hwy. 401.
When officers tried to block
them in, the suspects rammed one
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Durham gun owners head
to Ottawa for protest
Several bus-
loads of local
firearms owners
will he heading to
Ottawa later this
month Ibr Fed -
Up 11 rally against
the federal gov-
e r n in e n is
firearms legisla-
tion.
Tony Bernar-
do, administrative
director of the
Oshawa - based
Canadian Inti -
lute for Legisla-
tive Action
(LILA ), said sc%-
eral hundred lival
people are
eufvcted to attend
the Sept 22 rally
at noon on Parlia-
ment Hill.
And there's
room for more
people, he added.
"If we run out
of room, yvc' I I get
another bus:' he
said.
About 250
people attended a
warm-up ra11y
held recently in
Port Perry, he
said.
The rally will
protest against the
new firearms law
which requires all
firearms owners
Nuclear
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three weeks to
correct problems
with the fuel
handling and
generator coot -
mg systems,
Ontario Hydro
reports.
Unit 7 was
shut down Satur-
day evening and
during that
process, resi-
dents may have
seensome
releases of non-
radioactive
steam.
That is pan of
A -normal shut-
down proce-
dure", Hydro
assures.
Personal
finance
strategies
offered at
seminar
Need help
getting your
personal
finances orga-
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stress paying
your bills?
If so, you're
not alone. More
money is not
always the
answer.
Learn how to
establish a good
spending plan at
a free seminar
by the Credit
Counselling
Service of
D u r It a in
Region.
The Sept. 23
seminar will he
held at the Bow-
manville branch
of the Claring-
ton Public
Library at 7
p.m.
Anyone from
across Durham
is welcome to
attend.
Formore
information on
The evens, call
623-7322.
to register all
weapons. Mr.
Bernardo said
owners arc upset
about the law
which allows for
confiscation of
private property,
search and
seizure without a
warrant and
removes a per-
son's right not to
incriminate him-
self.
The legislation
is now being
appealed in the
Alberta Court of the second largest
Appeal by the rally on the Hill,
provinces of
Mr. Bernardo
Ontario, Alberta,
said.
Manitoba and
Anvone wish -
Saskatchewan
ing to attend the
and the Yukon
rally is asked to
and Northwest
call LILA at 571 -
Territories. he
2150.
added.
Buses will
It's hoped the
leave from sever -
rally will be the
al locations
largest on Parlia-
t h r o u g h o u t
ment Hill.
Durham Region
The first Fed-
and LILA will
Up Rally drew
direct interested
more than 20,(x10
people to the
people and was
closest bus stop.
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as Hwy. 401
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You'll soon be able to
avoid local traffic jams
when the Ministry of*
Transportation extends a
surveillance system to
monitor traffic conditions
on Hwy. 401.
But before that system
is up and running, you
may find numerous slow-
downs, as the MTO
reminds area motorists of
the widening of a four -
kilometre section of Hwy.
401 from Brock Road in
Pickering to Harwood
Avenue in Ajax,
"This work will create
jobs in the transportation
sector, provide improved
road transportation in sup-
port of business• manufac-
turing and residential
growth adjacent to the 401
corridor in the Region of
Durham;" Minister of
Transportation Tony
Clement says in a press
release.
The $17.9 -million con-
tract was awarded to Bot
Construction Limited of
Oakville.
The project is for the
widening of Hwy. 401 to
10 lanes, reducing to
eight, then six lanes as
traffic flows cast. Work
also includes widening
and repairs co the Hwy.
401 bridge spanning
Dutfins C'reck
"Devcl rl ln_ local
infrastructure through
highway construction will
create jobs and improve
the local economy," notes
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Ecker. ""Phis project is
welcome news for com-
muters:'
Mea0while, "extension
of the COMPASS (surveil-
lance) system will help
MTO to monitor traffic
conditions in Pickering
and quickly spot traffic
incidents or slowdowns '
Mr. Clement notes.
"Commuters and com-
mercial driver, can look
forward to an improve-
ment in traffic flows on
this heavily -travelled sec-
tion of (Greater 'Toronto
Area) freeway;' he adds.
The $229 -million con-
tract was awarded to Guild
Electric Limited of Scar-
borough.
It is for the installation
of COMPASS freeway
traffic management sys-
tem components from
Hwy. 2 at Purl Union
Road, easterly to Bruck
Road.
It includes fibre optic
communication. vehicle
detection stations and
closed-circuit TV cam-
eras.
Both projects arc under
way with completion
scheduled for the fall of
1999.
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Durham
lacrosse
legend
dead at 69
JIM BISHOP KILLED IN
SINGLE -CAR CRASH
JIM BISHOP
Taught 'desire, guts and
what it was like to be a winner.'
Br &,art McNair
Statt wnte,
The lacrosse world is in shock and
saddened by the sudden death of leg-
endary coach Jim Bishop.
Often referred to as 'Mr. Lacrosse',
the 69 -year-old coach of the Whitby
Warriors was killed in a single -vehicle
accident in Cl uington Monday evening.
He died at the Bowmanville site of the
Lakeridge Health Corporation after his
1994 Chevrolet Camaro went out of con-
trol while travelling northbund on Lib-
erty Street at about 10:50 P.M.
According to police, Mr. Bishop's car
cTossed the southbound lan s of Liberty
Street. rolled over several times and
struck a tree in the west ditch. He was
taken to hospital, but later died of
injuries sustained in the accident.
The Durham Regiorial Policc traffic
management unit u cull investigating.
Mr. Bishop leaves behind a legacy
that was not only felt profo unidly in
Durham Region, but throughout the
country.
1 don't think there's been any person
it ere past 100 years who's had the kind
d istpan Jim's had on lacnxim," says
Stan Cuckaton. exmsuve duecux of the
Ontario Bronx Association and one of
the best players ever to play the ]dune in
this rcgiun. As impressive as Mr. Bish-
op's resume read.% as a coach. manager
OW executive member for many suc-
cessful lacrosse clubs, it pals In com-
pariwn to the effect he had on the people
he met along the way.
Peter Vipond, coach of the Broxoklin
Redmen major lacrosse tears, says he
would never have made it to the Nation-
al Hockey League had it exit been for the
life lessons he learned firm Mr. Bishop
drough lacrosse.
"He taught me about desire. guts and
what it was like to be a winner." says Mr.
Vipond, who, despite limited talent as a
member of the Oshawa Generals, played
three games for the California Golden
Seals in the 1972-73 season.
Born in Toronto. Mr. Bishop formed
the first Green Gaels team in 1946 in that
city. The team relocated to Oakville,
Newmarket anti Huntsville before mov-
ing to Durham, where it box:ame the
Whitby Juvenile Green Gaels in 1962,
the Oshawa Green Gaels in 1963, and
the Claringtou Green Gaels in 1997.
Aside from the string of Minto Cup
championships from 1963 to 1969, Mr.
Bishop won 19 Ontario minor lacrosse
championships, eight Ontario and Cana-
dian junior titles, and two Ontario and
Canadian senior championships.
Funeral arrangements hadn't yet been
finalized a yesterday's press deadline.
Suspects face
several charges
NISPECWroin page 1
of dx= police cruisers and also hit a
nearby civilian motorist. No serious
injuries were reported, but the colli-
sions left the stolen vehicle with a flat
tire. The two suspects bolted from the
vehicle.
After a brief foot chase, they were
taken into custody just west of Whites
Road in Pickering.
Regan Fumandez, 19, of no fixed
address is charged with dangerous dri-
ving, theft over $5,000, dangerous
driving causing bodily harm, posses-
sion of burglary tools, two counts of
failing to remain, failing to stop for
police, possession over $5,000, and
failing to appear in court.
Adam Stewart, 18, formerly of
Oshawa, now of no fixed address, is
charged with impersonation, obstruct-
ing police, theft over $5,000 and pos-
session over $5,000. He was also
charged with theft over $5,000, pos-
session over $5,000, mischief over
$5,000, three counts of breach of rec-
ognizance and failing to appear in
court in an unrelated matter.
Both were to appear for a bail hear-
ing Tuesday afternoon.
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OPINION
EDITORIAL
OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS
Teachers should
be in class
with students
Tuesday should have been the start of anoth-
er school year — instead it's merely the latest
battle in the long-running war between
Ontario's teachers and the provincial govern-
ment.
Currently in Durham. only public high
school teachers are on strike, upset with the
ramifications of Bill 160.
However. the Durham Separate Board sent
its high school students home early, Tuesday
due to work disruptions at area separate sec-
ondary schools.
In one way or another, all Durham Region
high school students have been affected by
strike -related action on Dav One of the school
year. And it doesn't promise to end anytime
soon.
Durham's various boards of education,
forced to follow through on government legis-
lation, have locked horns with teachers over the
same old issue which was. in large part. the
cause of last fall's two -week-long teacher's
strike: classroom teaching time requirements
which stipulate that high school teachers must
teach seven classes of eight up from six classes.
The new requirement would put secondary
school teachers in the classroom for an average
of 1.250 minutes or 20 hours and 50 minutes
each week.
That amount of time does not include cafete-
ria supervision, hallway monitoring and home-
room duties.
The time is meant to be spent teaching stu-
dents and it falls in Lne with the average time
spent in classroom instruction acres. Canada's
IU provinces.
Clearly, however, secondary school teachers
are not going to give in to the government's
wishes despite legislation on this issue.
Education :Minister Dave Johnson is correct
when he says politics doesn't belong in the
classroom and that teachers who wish to defeat
the government should work to do so during an
election campaign, not during what should be
classroom time.
Teachers made their point with the job action
they took last fall. At this time, the goal should
be to negotiate during the year while classes are
ongoing.
Teachers should be back in the classroom
teaching students, period.
From the Grade 9 students who are anxious-
ly awaiting their high school debut to the OAC
students on their way to a post -secondary edu-
cation — all deserve and are owed an uninter-
rupted education.
We're still convinced extracurricular activi-
ties are essential to the education of high school
students.
Book -learning is the prime building block in
an education but involvement in high school
sports, drama, music, art and social clubs is a
key component in a complete and thorough
learning experience
But extracurricular activities are simply that:
extra to the curriculum.
And the curriculum is what students must
have.
Withhold extra-curriculars if they must but
for the sake of their students, teachers should
be back in class — and let the negotiations con-
tinue while they teach.
W E ASL.OED
THE QUESTION aS: WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THE
DURHAM PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLTEACHERS' STRIKE?
Susan Moss
Colin
Bruce Harcourt
says. "I think it's
McCullough
says, "I think it
ridiculous. The
says. -I think
stinks because it
teachers have
people should
hurts every -
enough perks.
know all the
body."
It's not fair to the
facts before they
from an uninformed person
kids."
condemn the
warning in front of me.
accident telling me how 1
teachers' union.
should drive.
truck driver was charged in
They have the
the accident, not me.
E-MAIL
WEB BITE
right to strike."
PC Colin Goodwin,
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Emergency personnel sift through an accident scene at Westney Road and Hwy. 401 in Ajax involving a
transport truck and a Durham Regional Police cruiser. Two constables were injured in the crash, includ-
ing Colin Goodwin, who share his views about the incident in the letter below.
Police officer clears up
accident misconceptions
To the editor:
After reading the Sept. 2
letter to the editor by Knud
Wall about police needing
drivers education 1 felt com-
pelled to reply to his misin-
formed ramblings.
You see 1 was the police
officer driving the cruiser in
that accident. And. although I
can remember seeing other
officers, firefighters and para-
medics at the scene. 1 don't
recall seeing Wall there.
Maybe he is clairvoyant
but, after reading his letter,
sincerely doubt it.
My partner and 1 were
19 -month-old son and my
responding to a break -and-
five -day-old daughter and
enter in -progress call at the
how 1 wouldn't see them
time. In case Wall needs a bit
again.
of clarification, this is an
1 now have two steel plates
emergency call. 1 didn't have
in my arm as a result of the
the luxury of backing up and
trucker's driving and I really
allowing the truck to make
don't need to read a letter
his turn since his turn was
from an uninformed person
made suddenly and without
who wasn't even near the
warning in front of me.
accident telling me how 1
For Wall's benefit the
should drive.
truck driver was charged in
Real Estate/Automotive Adven.sing
Distribution Manager
the accident, not me.
E-MAIL
WEB BITE
And, if Wall wants to know
PC Colin Goodwin,
what I was thinking, well, I
19 Division,
was thinking of my wife, my
Pickering
Police not at fault in
collision with transport
To the editor:
I just read the letter from
Knud Wall regarding a trans-
port truck driver who appar-
ently crushed a police cruiser
while making a right hand
turn from the passing lane of
the roadway. I can't believe
Mr. Wall is blaming the police
for this incident!
It is true that most drivers
of normal-sized vehicles, do
not make right-hand turns
from the left lane, however,
being the driver of an over-
sized vehicle, I know that you
must make a right turn from
more to the left than is nor-
mally required, simply to get
the vehicle around the corner
safely.
And, I might point out, it is
also the responsibility of the
driver of that over -sized vehi-
cle to ensure there is no one to
the right-hand side of him
before he attempts to make
his turn.
It is not the responsibility
of the driver of the police
cruiser, or anyone else for that
matter, to back up and get out
of the way. Sometimes this is
not always feasible, especial-
ly if other vehicles ate behind
you.
Maybe it is Knud Wall who
LESLIE
WSSEN
OPINION
SHAPER
Parents'
care is often
too rare
The author home -schools three of
her four children and works part-
time.
Back to school lime: back to
work: back to day-care. Why:'
Why do we make the conscious
decision to become parents, but then
assume someone else should do the
,lob for us?
Do we become doctors with the
assumption that someone else will
make the diagnosis, accountants
who expect someone else will
count mechanics who will only get
greasy sometimes:'
There is a Doonesbury cartwin in
which the author of "101 Ways to
Spend Quality Time with Your
Child" is asked "And what if one of
the things your child requires is
more time?" He replies, "We're not
dealing with the problem child
here'.
Why do children need to become
problems before we are willing to
give them more time?
The child has become a commod-
ity. We have them, not because of
our innate, overwhelming love for
children, but because we want to fit
n. be responsible; have someone at
whom we can throw fistfuls of cash,
drown in a deluge of clothes, toys,
tames. deduct on our income tax.
complain loudly to anyone within
hearing how very busy we arc pro-
viding lessons, tutors, concerts,
everything educational and benefi-
cial to those ungrateful. selfish little
wretches: who we hope, when we
arc old and feeble in our nursing
home, will visit us and we will be
able to point at their pictures and
say- "That's my child, those are my
grandchildren: I gave them every-
thing money can buy.- Ycs, we give
them everything .... everything but
ourselves.
When our children grow up
they'll be so employable, they'll be
team players, group leaders, they'll
know how to interact with everyone
(in their own age group). They'll
know which are the best RRSPs,
where to get the best deals, what is
environmentally sound and politi-
cally correct.
As for parenting, well.... they'll
know which diapers and formula are
best, which music teachers, sc )cls,
day care centres: how to order a
nutritious meal, interview a
nanny ... all the necessary skills.
But .... will they know how to
love'?
How to he loved? Will they be
able to have and sustain a close
emotional relationship with some-
one (anyone) who loves them'! How
will they do this if their idea of such
a relationship is you pay someone to
do it for you?
Can they acquire their parents'
values if they spend 10 to 12 hours a
day with 35 of their peers'?
Maybe.
If their parents aren't too
whacked out from their busy week
to spend more than two hours a day
with them. (One hour to get ready
for school/day care; one hour to get
ready for bed.) If they manage to
find a few quality moments to
squeeze in between gymnastics and
hockey to talk about honesty,
integrity, compassion and responsi-
bility.
Or if their parents lead by exam-
ple; teach them first-hand about
commitment, devotion, duty, self-
denial and sacrifice.
These are the values we should
be teaching our children. Because
they are our children. And we are
teaching them every day, whether
we like it or not.
needs the refresher course on
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Stopping
falls
focus of
Durham
campaign
�, The Region's
tt health depart -
)':men( hopes it
+.can help "stop a
t fall before it
i:happe n s
(because) every-
one is a( risk"
during an
u p c o m i n g
awareness week.
Falls are the
number one
cause of injury
and the sixth
leading cause of
death among
seniors in
Ontario, reports
the health
department.
which will host
Falls Prevention
Week from Sept.
14,o 18.
"People are
far more likely
to be hurt op
killed as a result
of a fall than any
other type of
injury:' notes
public health
nurse Judy
Elliott. "In fact.
unintentional
falls accounted
for 52 per cent
of national hos-
pital admissions
due to injury
during 1995-
9& .
In Durham, a
study conducted
by the health
department indi-
cated that almost
half of house-
holds surveyed
had somconc
over I8 year% of
age who had
fallen in the pre-
vious 12
months.
In response to
those statistics,
Falls Prevention
Weekhas been
offielally
declared In Ajax,
Pickering, %%'hit -
by, Oshawa,
Clarmgton and
Brink.
Through vari-
ous community
events, public
health staff hype
to raise aware-
ness abut the
importance of
reducing the risk
of a fall.
For more
information
about local
events and pre-
venting falls,
call the Durham
Health Connec-
tion Line at 723-
H521 or 1 -SIX,
841-2729.
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farewell to summer?
For Len McKenzie. sun and music go hand in hand. as evi- summer unofficially ended this past Tuesday with the start
denced recently when he relaxed for a
spell by the lake at -- for some students in Durham Region -- of a new school
Rotary Park while listening to country music. Alas. the year.
Lots to do
at Diana park opening
PICKERING — 'Ihe Lieutenant
The park is located directly h clitnd ey, blowing bubbles. art activities and
Gu%sero,r,,l (Miario isaucnding the Ali-
the Pickering Recreation Complex and face painting.
tial opening of the Diana. Princess of
offers such activities as skateNarding. Participants must be checked in by I I
Wales Park here on Saiurday.
rollerblading. road hockey and basket- am. at the skateboard park in order to
In doing so. the Honourable Hilan
trail. There is also a kirklergym for young quality ho win pries. which include a
Weston pays her first official uisu to
children and many trails for walking and selection of merchandise from Wind-
Pickermg, the onh town in Canada to
hiking. Tlic opening will feature many ward, swimming passes. a kindergym
recenc permission Ro dedicate a park in
acuities fir children and youth, incised- birthday party. morns and tcens fitness
memory of the Princess. the Tour n
ing three -on -three baskethall tourna- classes tior six weeks. a 12 -week Raptor -
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Bar owner charged
in sex assault
The owner of an Alax
she telt conipciled to com-
sport+ bar has been
plu with his advances in
charged with +cxuall%
order to protect her job:'
assaulting a towner
+aid Sergeant Jin Grim-
cmploycc.
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The owner til' Alumni
The 32 -year-old owner
Club Sports Bar on W'c+t
was also charged with set-
ncy Road South was
ual assault in April follow -
charged Aug. 25 with sex-
ing a complaint by another
ual assault after a 31-y car-
Gvmer employe
uW former waitress cum-
Louie Boianis, ofBas-
plained to Durharn
sett Boulevard. W'hithy,
Regional Police.
has been released on hail
�' Fhc u ictim reported
pending his trial.
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_C"M`iALWM THE TRANSMISSION LUST ADDS TO THE PROBLEM': AIDS COMMITTEE OF DURHAM
A' CAN* iglthll P g wants to give u having sex rather about having 'Staff Writer g g safe sex.
than risk transmitting it to their part- "They don't need W know the sta-
A I al AIDS group says a recent ner. tus of their partner to make choices,"
court ruling will brand infected-peo- Regardless of the court's deci-she says, adding people should
pie as potential criminals, discour- sion, people should remain vigilant always practice safe sex.
age people from being tested and
wive their partners a false sense of
security.
"Criminalizing the transmission
'rust adds 10 the problem by labeling
call HIV-infected people as potential
criminals, which is just wrong;' says
;Trudie Reid, executive director of
the AIDS Committee of Durham
(ACD).
Ms. Reid and representatives
from AIDS advocacy organizations
across the country are reacting with
outrage after the Supreme Court o`
Canada found an infected person
who does not disclose their HIV sta.
tus before engaging in consensual
sex can he held criminally responsr-
b1c.
The case involves a Bri14h
Columbia man charged with two
counts of aggravated assault for hAv-
ing sex with two women without
telling them he was HIV-positive.
Neither woman contracted HIV.
"We're just incensed that it'i not
helpful for our prevention pro-
gramme," she says, adding tho pro-
grammes focus on safe sex. 'it just
giving people a false sense of sccuri-
ty ..
If people think their partners will
automatically inform them hey arc
infected for fear of being hed crimi-
nally responsible, they night let
their guard down where s4e sex is
concerned. Ms. Reid says.
Also because infected leople can
only be held responsibe it they
knew they have the HIV virus and
have sex with someore without
telling them. Ms. Reid says some
people who should be tested, won't.
"If that person feels fy being test-
ed they'll be put in the positron of
being a criminal there'! no incentive
to be tested," she says. 'If they're not
tested, it will take away the responsi-
bility."
ACD will include the new infor-
mation in the programmes it offers,
but Ms. Rcid stresses the vast major-
ity of HIV-infectcdpeople are very
concerned about rot passing the
deadly virus on to .heir partners. In
soete cases the nrected partner
3rd Ajax
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Canada troop it accepting registra-
tion for its Beiver, Cub, Scout and
Venturer sectims beginning tomor-
row.
Male youth are invited to regis-
ter on Sept. 0 from 7:30 to 11:30
p.m. at St. Ba-nadette's Parish Hall,
71 Bayly St. c. at Harwood Avenue
in Ajax.
Adult volunteers are also
required for leadership in all sec-
tions and gaup committee support
work.
For morc information, call Paul
Jaquith at E83-3523.
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Saturday September 12, 1998
11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
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Cabaret night aids
Durham youth shelter
MUSICAL GUESTS LINED UP FOR SHOW
OSHAWA — Come
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the Ark, Durham
Region's only shelter for
teenagers.
A Cabaret Evening
will he held Oct. 3 fea-
turing musical guests
Brookfield and Rural
Highness. Heidi Howsam
and master of ceremonies
Randall J. Rospond.
Brookfield is a
Durham Region -based
group which has released
the compact disc Medi-
cine Lands. now avail-
able at HMV and Sam's
in the Oshawa Centre.
The contemporary folk
music group has received
praise from around the
world and is made up of
Fred Brooks. Joy Brooks,
Caroline Brooks. Kather-
ine Brooks. Emerson
Brooks. Jeff Brackett.
Stephen Brackett and
Mel Hay.
Jim Breslin will join
them.
Rural Highness is
Dean and Sandy James -
Mitchell, of Oreenhank,
who offers a blend of
popular North American
music, including swing,
folk. Celtic and country.
The fund-raising
event will he held at La
Renaissance Banquet
Hall, 650 King St. E. The
doors will open at 7:30
p.m. and a buffet will be
served at 10 p.m. Tickets
are $25 each.
The Ark is raising
funds to help keep the
shelter operating.
Tickets are limited
and are expected to go
quickly so anyone inter-
ested in attending should
call the Ark soon (571-
5161). said Connie
Leslie, of the Ark.
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Find out How the Other Half Loves
PICKI:RING —The Heron-
explores what can happen when
gets out nl control.
Goes the Bride from Nov. 6 to
gate Barn Dinner Theatre will
you foul around on your spouse
How the Other Half Loves
Dec 20.
open its fall season this week-
and invent a story to cover your
opens at Herongate on Sept. I 1
Dinner and show prices start
end with the British comedy
tracks.
and continues through to Oct.
at $36.95 per person.
How the Other Half Loves.
The story revolves around
31.
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How the Other Half Loves
together after a spicy little fling
acre's nest production is There
3095.
Auditions set for voices seeking to join Jean McDonald
Singers
Rehearsals for the lean
teens and adults, and all vocal
The rehearsal is set for Mon-
different times Icor each choir
McDonald' Singers is being held
ranges are needed. the choirs
day. Sept. 14 at the Amherlea
rehearsals.
next week.
will perform in concerts and
Presbyterian Church, 1820
Call 937-2611 for more infor-
There are choirs for children.
musical theatres.
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Sunday,
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Holiday Inn, Oshawa
Admission is Free ... all we ask for is a donation
for united way IQ
Join us for a healthy, informative day
• Chef William Topping • Leslie Laycox-
Holistic Health & Nutrition
co- author of "A taste of Durham"
Cooking Demonstration
• Maureen Daigle -
Innerquest yoga
• Ontario Business College
Massage & Chiropractic Demonstrations
• Elizabeth Alterton
Thalassotherapy: Health Therapy from the sea
How
Irene Tilcox
anchors
community spirit
in Pickering.
• Paul Woodcroft -
Tahitian Health Treasures.
Juice, skin supplements,
vitamins & minerals
• Donna Pfanzelt -
Enrich your health naturally
• Anna Bortalus-
Wellness Preview
She's been named Volunteer of the Week, awarded for her work with the More importantiv it brings residents together and helps make the community
United Way and, for the past four years, heavily involved in helping organize a stronger, more caring one. It gives me great personal satistaetion to give back
Pickering's annual Frenchman's Bav Festival. Irene Tilcox is known in her to the Pickering neighbourhood.—
community for getting things done. Irene works for Roval Hank in Pickering. She's just one of many Roval Bank
"The Frenchman's Festival promotes the heritage and pres;•n•ation of staff across Canada who take time out to help in their communities. And we'd
Pickering's waterfront," explains Irene. "Besides attracting over 8,1KX1 visitors just like to take this opportunity to thank ROYAL BANK
to the area, The Festival draws attention to environmental issues, recreational them for doing what they do. FINANCIAL GROUP
opportunities, the culture of our waterfront comnitinity and our local heritage.
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The troials of Tourette's
Pickering boy and his family set
By Linda White
Staff Writer
When Philip Sirek was diagnosed
with Tourette Syndrome at age sev-
en, "it was as much of a shock as it
was a relief' for his parents.
"We knew we could learn to cope
and deal with it," recalls his mother
Elizabeth Sirek, who says Philip was
always relatively active and ener.
getic as a youngster, but he eventual-
ly developed tics, which began sur-
facing almost daily "while the old
tics remained.
"It accumulated to the point
where we got very concerned;' says
the Pickering resident. who even
feared her son may have had a brain
tumour. It was "very difficult" to
find an appropriate physician, manv
of whom "fluffed our concerns off.
"It was a really scary period for
us," says Mrs. Sirek. That's why it
was such a relief when Philip, now
12, was diagnosed with Tourette
Syndrome (TS), a neurological or
neurochemical disorder character-
ized by tics — involuntary. rapid.
sudden movements or vocalizations
that occur repeatedly in the same
way.
The symptoms include:
• Both multiple motor and one or
more vocal tics present at some time
during the illness. although not nec-
essarily simultaneously:
• The occurrence of tics many
times a day (usually in bouts) nearly
every day or intermittently through-
out a span of more than one year:
• T'hc periodic change in the num-
ber. Irequcncy, type and location of
the tics, and in the waxing and wan-
ing of their severity. Symptoms can
even disappear for weeks or months
at a time: and
• Onset before the age of 18.
While many of Philip's tics manr-
fcstcd at a common age for victims
Of TS, his parents realize some tics
surfaced years earlier.
You tend to walk backwards
after being diagnosed:' says Mrs.
Sirck.
"I remember him rubbing his chin
into his shoulder and thought it was
just a bad habit or that he was too
lazy to scratch it.-
Today.
t"Today, Mrs. Sirek, a teacher at St.
Isaac Jotues Catholic Sd")l in
Pickering, helps other families cope
with the illness by answering calls
on a Tourette Syndrome Foundation
phone line.
She has learned much about the
illness, and proudly points to some
very successful athletes with TS,
including baseball's Jim Eiscnrich
and basketball's Mahmoud Abdul -
Rauf.
"People with (TS) can have a
good prognosis:' Mrs Sirek notes.
'It's just getting them there in a pos-
itive way"
photo by Andrew Menewski
Philip Sirek and his family had a difficult time showing symptoms of Tourette Syn-
drome before being officially diagnosed at age seven. Today, he is thriving in
school with the help of a full-time assistant and much support at home.
Questions,
The following questions and
answers are from the Tourette Syn-
drome Foundation of Canada:
Q. What are the first symptoms of
TS?
A. The most common first symp-
tom is a facial tic, such as rapidly
blinking eyes or twitches of the
mouth. However, involuntary
sounds, such as throat clearing and
sniffing, or tits of the limbs may be
the initial signs. For some, the disor-
der begins abruptly with multiple
symptoms of movements and
sounds.
O. Is TS inherited?
A. Geneve studies indicate tic
disorders, inckrding TS, are inherit-
, ad as a dominant gene that may
Produce varying symptoms in ddfer-
ent family members. A person with
TS has abotrt a 50 per cent chance
It's also important for people with
TS "to have people around to love
and support them.- the mother of
three maintains. "You don't have to
turn your household upside down to
support them. You can make conces-
sions that don't have to he monu-
answers..0
of passing the gene on to one of
his/her children. However, that gene
may express itself as TS, as a milder
tic disorder or as obsessive compul-
sive symptoms with no tics at all.
A. Is there a cure?
A. Not yet.
0. Is there ever a remission?
A. Renrssion can occur at any
time. Present data suggest that the
tic symptoms tend to stabilize and
become less severe in adult Iib.
Those diagnosed with TS can antic-
ipate a normal lite span.
Q. What is the current focus of
research?
A. Recently, there has been more
research aimed at understanding
how the disorder is transmitted from
one generation to the next, and
researchers are working toward
locating the gene marker for TS.
mental.-
She
ental"She uses a physician with TS in
western Canada as an example.
The hospital values him so
much" that it won't make announce-
ments over the public address system
while be is operating and places a
sights high
clock on the wall behind the operat-
ing table so he isn't distracted, Mrs.
Sirek reports.
For Philip, who is in Grade 6 at
St. Anthony Daniel Catholic School
this fall and has a full-time assistant,
"people have been willing to make
concessions for him, which has
allowed school to be really success-
ful for him," says Mrs. Sirek.
For example. Philip has unlimited
time to write a test and may even
write it over two days because his
tics can hinder his writing and read-
ing. While Mrs. Sirek doesn't know
if such allowances could be made at
university, she encourages Philip to
set high goals for himself.
"Right now, he says he wants to
he a vet. 1 would like him to keep his
sights set really high. He has no
restrictions academically or intellec-
tually"
Admittedly, it can be "frustrating"
living with someone with TS, some
of whom have obsessions, compul-
sive behaviours, Attention Deficit
Disorder, learning disabilities,
behaviour problems, sleep disorders
and difficulties with impulse control.
"The combinations tend to over-
lap:" says Mrs. Sirek, pointing to her
son's obsessive-compulsive behav-
iour that includes such habits as
kissing the family dog three time,,;
before going to bed at night.
"You could cry all day if you
wanted:' Mrs. Sirek admits. "Philip
tests us all the time ... But you have to
remember these kids aren't doing
these things to be had."
Mrs. Sirek and her husband work
hard to ensure Philip will be a strong
advocate for himself, something they
knew he would have to do anyway,
because he was diagnosed with Celi.
ac disease age 21 months which
means he is on a restricted diet.
He has to know what he can and
cannot eat so he can tell people."
explains Mrs. Sirek.
And because other family mem-
bers have serious allergies. "we tell
Philip he's not that different. (TS) is
your thing and life goes on around
it'
She believes it's important that
Philip understand that TS "is not an
excuse for bad behaviour. But he can
tell people, 'You don't have to stare
at me because I'm tic-ing."'
Philip "is very bright:' adds Mrs.
Sirek. "i think he was also very
relieved (when he was diagnosed
with TS) because he had all these
things going on in his body that he
didn't understand.
"He could finally be relieved that
it wasn't his fault"
Call the Tourette Syndrome Foun-
dation of Canada at (416) 861-9398
or 1-800.361-3120 or e-mail
tsfc.urgtvasympatico.ca for more
information.
Durham University Centre gets $5.5 million
Aly C&II101 Chm Oshawa Councilor Boh Boychyn,
Star wnter representing Oshawa Mavor Nancy
OSHAWA — Durham College's Diamond and Durham Region chair -
university centre got a multi-million man Roger Anderson, said the
dollar boost from the Ontario govern- announcement is good news for stu-
ment on Friday. dents who can "continue to live in this
Durham Centre MPP and Labour community and draw on their family
Minister Jim Flaherty, hacked by the supports" while getting a university
other four Durham MPPs, said he was education.
"delighted to announce today that over "One of the things we promised to
the next four years the provincial goy- do when we were elected was to put
emment will invest $5.5 million in this Durham Region on the map;' Durham
protect:' West MPP Janet Ecker, also Communi-
"1 am thrilled with the level of sup- ty and Social Services Minister, said of
Pon Jim has announced today," Gary the five Conservative NIPPs in the
Polonsky, president of the college, said region.
at the press conference. "I'm gratified" The college's university centre was
The money, to be used for needs one of the projects chosen to do that,
such as faculty, space, library facilities she said.
and student aid, will be split between "We all followed the leadership of
Trent and York universities which offer the person with a vision — Gary Polon-
a variety of degree programmes at sky;' said Durham East MPP John
Dtrharn College though Durham Uni- O'Toole, in whose ward the college is
versity Centre. located.
"It's exciting news," said college "The region is going to benefit," said
board of governors' president Sharon Oshawa MPP Jerry Ouellette, a gradu-
Young• ate of the college and a former member
of its governing board. "1 am pleased
that with the support that the communi-
ty. the college and all of Durham's
MPPs have shown, the Province has
committed this support to the university
centre.-
-We
entre""We have set a pathway for the stu-
dents:' said Durham York MPP Julia
Munro. "'Iles is the most important
aspect of what we are here to celebrate."
"Our objective is to create the best
learning environment in the province;'
said Trent University President, Profes-
sor Bonnie Patterson.
York University President Dr. Lorna
Marsden said the three partners are
looking forward to wonting on the
details of the use of the funding.
The centre has about 300 students
this year and is expected to grow to
more than 650 by 2001-02. Mc Polon-
sky said that could increase to more
than 1,000 full-time students in the next
Look for the centre to announce new
programmes next year and every otter
year after, he added.
JANET ECKER
'One of the things we promised
to do ... was to put Durham
Region on the map:
Meanwhile, the community-based
Creating Futures fund-raising campaign
has brought in just short of $16 -million
for the college, the university centre and
student aid. Its goal was $12 million.
The importance of being earnest about water
At present, copies of Durham
Region's 55 -page booklet entitled
'Household Guide to Water Efficien-
cy' is being distributed to high water
users with additional booklets being
made available to libraries, munici-
pal offices, and the Board of Educa-
tion.
"Our six-month study," explained
Glen Pleasance, director of Water
Efficiency in Durham Region, "is to
M only remind residents about the
importance of water, but also to give
them practical advice on how to con-
serve this precious resource for
future generations"
The guide states Durham is the
fastest growing region in the Greater
Toronto Area and its population is
expected to double to just under one
million by 2021.
We must find ways of meeting the
water needs of our growing popula-
tion. One way to meet these needs is
E
LARRAINE
ROULSTON
RECYCLER' S
REPORT
to expand existing plants or construct
new ones. A less expensive approach
is to cut down on the water wasted
and to make it available for new cus-
tomers. Apparently from 1990 to
1996, residential water customers
increased by 10 percent, whereas the
residential water consumption
increased by 30 per cent. By replac-
ing inefficient water fixtures, reduc-
ing wasteful water uses, and repair-
ing leaks, you will not only save
money on your water hill, but will
also help reduce the need for new
water supply and sewage treatment
plants.
This colourful illustrated guide is
filled with water facts, figures and
efficiency tips. It also enables you to
understand your water bill and the
operation of sewage treatment plants
as well, and provides ideas for the
inclusion of water -efficient plants
and grasses that look attractive in
residential gardens.
For instance did you know that, in
one year, a leak of one drip per sec-
ond wastes 10,000 litres of water per
Year — enough to fill more than 60
bathtubs at a cost of $35 on your
water hill'?
Most leaks are easy to fix by sim-
ply changing a worn washer.
Durham Region promotes that old
showerheads and taps be retrofitted
with new low -flow types. Likewise,
the most effective way to reduce the
amount of water used for flushing
toilets is to replace your existing
high -water -use toilet with the new
Ontario Plumbing Code Standard, an
ultra -low -Flush toilet which is
designed to function with only six
litres of water per flush instead of the
usual 13.
Installing rain barrels at the down-
spouts of your eavestroughs is a
great way to collect rainwater to use
on your yard. Remember to water
before 9 a.m. to reduce water loss
due to evaporation.
The Water Fixture Replacement
Program in the region is being
administered by Green Cap which
provides a 40 -per cent subsidy
toward the cost of replacing fixtures.
Residents can apply by calling 905-
571-7227 before Oct. 9 to receive the
subsidy_
tanelne lioulston's column explorkhg
environmental Issues regtrlarly
appears on Wednesday.
ERic
Down
AT QUEEN'S
PARK
Premier Harris
has discovered
multiculturalism
Premier Mike Harris has sud-
denly started singing the praises of
visible minorities and recognized
their vote in coming elections is
growing so fast he can no longer
ignore it.
The Progressive Conservative
premier, who previously had not
made much effort to woo minori-
ties, stepped out of character and
turned up at a celebration of
India's 50 years of independence.
Mr. Harris told those gathered
that the Indian community is
strong, particularly in work ethic,
and "has graced this province and
made an enormous impact on a
province that prides itself on mul-
ticulturalism"
Citizenship Minister Isabel
Bassett added India and Canada
"have a lot in common, especially
multiculturalism.- The fairly new
minister had already said she
wants to preserve funding for
groups promoting multicultural-
ism.
This is a switch from Mr. Har-
ris's usual stance on visible
minorities.
He has not been seen often with
them, unlike his predecessors
including the durable Tory premier
William Davis, and sometimes
sounded as if he would like to send
many of them back on the next
plane.
In 1994 before being elected,
Premier Harris said Ontario is
"getting too many from other
countries who are coming here for
a free ride," and denounced immi-
grant 'freeloaders' and while there
was some truth to what he said.
hurt all visible minorities.
After becoming premier, during
protests at his cuts in services, Mr.
Harris was quick to pick out and
sneer at demonstrators from 'xpe-
Bial interest groups --Iraqis and
Iranians' as if such immigrants,
once accegNed, do not have the
same rights to demonstrate politi-
cally as other Canadians.
Mr. Harris leaped to say Ontario
would not welcome refugees from
tyrannous Middle East countries as
requested by the United Nations,
and added countries should deal
with their own criminals, although j
none had committed a crime, and
generally displayed a lack of
understanding of refugees.
One of his first acts as the
Ontario premier was 10 abolish the
former New Democrat govern-
ment's employment equity law
requiring companies to hire work
forces reflecting the proportion of
visible minorities in their commu.
nity and replace it with voluntary
guidelines that do little to assure
them jobs.
Mr. Harris also quickly restored
the right of police to swear an oath
to the Queen, which some visible
minorities had pushed to eliminate
as a relic of white colonialism.
Studies continue to show non-
whites have more difficulty find-
ing work, have to accept more
menial jobs despite having the
skills, and earn less than whites,
but Mr. Harris's government has
not expressed much concern.
The Tories, unlike other parties,
have never taken up the cudgels
for visible minorities when, as has
happened, they were harshly treat-
ed by police.
Mr. Harris planned in his throne
speech to criticize the federal gov-
ernment for allowing immigrants ;
ordered deported to collect welfare
while appealing, but dropped it ,
fearing he might be seen as attack-
ing all immigrants.
Multiculturalism — helping
minorities preserve their cultures
— had been a key theme of gov-
ernments of all parties for twee
decades.
But Mr. Harris has talked about
it so little a New Democrat attor-
ney -general in British Columbia
Protested "in places like Ontario
the word multiculturalism is talked
about only in secret societies
underground" and the Mr. Harris
government does not mention or
promote it.
Mr. Harris is suddenly more
enthusiastic about visible minori-
ties because studies show their
vote is increasing much faster than
that of the rest of the population.
The most recent says visible
minorities comprise one-third of
the population of greater Toronto,
although only 16 per cent of the
province as a whole.
The Toronto area elects one-
third of members of the legisla-
tion, so Mr. Harris will be at a lot
more celebrations and probably
even hand out a few gifts.
Health an
agenda at
Kids' Day in PickeringInformation
on child health, child
fety and environmental awareness
'Arthur'; free s inal exams, scoli
will be provided at a special Kids' Day
screenings and health information
from chiropractors; a nutritional coun-
on Saturday. Sept. 19 from noon to 3
p.m. at the office of chiropractor Dr.
sellor; information from a therapist on
massage therapy for children; and free
Sharon Peterkin, 1794 Liverpool Rd.,
Pickering.
balloons, snacks, giveaways and prize
There will he presentations from
drawings. Donations for Big Sisters of
Ajax -Pickering will he accepted.
the fire department and an appearance
by 'Sparky the Fire Dog' along with
For more information call 686-
4391.
Walk raises money to fight heart disease
AJAX — You can register here for
a Heart and Stroke Walk for our Muth-
tion reports.
The Toronto event is held Sept. 13
ers and Daughters in Toronto Sunday.
The walk is taking place in 50com-
beginning at I I a.m. at High Park. For
more information or to register,
munitics across the country to raise
funds in the fight against heart disease
visit
the foundation's website at r
www.hsf.on.ca. call the Ajax office at
and stroke, the number -one killer of
women, the Heart and Stroke Founda-
686-1521 or visit its office at 725
Weslney Rd. S.. Unit 5.
AIDS
walk
funds to
stay in
Durham
You can help
someone in your
community liv.
ing with AIDS
by taking part in
a fund-raising
walk.
AIDS Walk
Durham will he
held Sunday.
Scpt. 27 and
begins and ends
at Memorial
Park in 0shawa.
Canada's
infection rate has
nearly doubled
since the early
1990%, the AIDS
Comrn 1I I c c
reports. By the
end of 1996, as
many as 32000
Canadians were
living with
HIV/AIDS.
Corporate
donations are
welcome and
businesve, and
groups are
encouraged to
eviler a team.
There will be a
special prize for
team leaders.
All money
collected in
AIDS Walk
Durham stay in
Durham Region.
Registration
forms for those
wishing to col -
lett pledges and
walk can be
picked up at the
AIDS Commit-
tee office at 2019
Dundas St. E.,
Suite 305, Whit-
by.
For more
information, call
665-0051.
Online
course at
Darltam
College
H u m a n
resources man-
agement is now
taught online at
Durham College.
The course
covers manage-
ment and techni-
cal aspects of the
human resources
field, dealing with
factors that affect
workplace atincis-
phere and the sat-
isfaction of
employees. Top-
ics include demo-
wy*u
c changes,
gmPhir
job analysis and
design, recruit-
ment and selec-
tion, training and
labour relations.
The instructor
is Helena Lessard,
a certified human
resources profes-
sional. She teach-
es online and in
regular classes.
Students
receive online
learning materials
and take part in
small group dis-
cussions and
activities.
For more
information, call
721-3052 or I-
888-627-1191.
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AJAX AND PICKERING
" WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 9
Z VOLLEYBALL: Morns and tots volleyball
wr is held Wednesdays from 9 to 11:15 a. m.
at the East Shore Community Centre.
Liverpool Rd. south of Bayly St., Picker-
ing. Babysitting available. $10 at start of
year, $1 every week Register, 420-0652.
SINGLE PARENTS: The Ajax -Pickering
chapter of the One Parent Families Asso-
ciation holds its weekly meeting for cus-
todial and non-custodial parents at 8 p.m.
at Annandale Goff and Curling Club, cor-
ner of Church and Bayly Sts., Ajax. New
i members welcome. 831-1201.
SCOUTS: 8th Ajax Scouts. Cubs.
* Beavers and Rovers hold registration
from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the gym at Pick-
ering Village United Church, 300 Church
St. N., Ajax. $65. A second registration
will be held Sept. 16. Uniform exchange
- will be available. 6839619.
CADETS: Royal Canadian Sea Cadet
Corps Harwood welcomes returning
cadets at 6:30 p.m. at 1915 Clements
Rd.. Pickering. Girls and boys aged 12 to
18 years interested in joining are encour-
aged to attend Sept. 16. 427-0482.
CUBS AND BEAVERS: The 4th Ajax
Cubs and Beavers hold registration from
7 to 8 p.m. at St. Paul's United Church. 65
Kings Cres.. Ajax. Cubs otter indoor and
outdoor activities for boys aged 8 tolo
years. Beavers are for boys aged 5 to 7
years. 427-6409.
REGISTRATION: Altona Road Church
of the Nazarene holds registration for the
Caravans Programme for chikiren ages
_ four to 12 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at 1367
Alton Rd., Pickering. 509-1084.
SINGERS: The County Town Singers
hold auditions for new members at 7:30
p.m. at the WhiMry Seniors Activity Cen-
tre, 801 Brock St, N.. Whitby. Openings
in all sections. 6662822.
CANCER: Yoga for Bodies Under Stress,
for cancer patients or their caregivers, is
held from 10 to 11:15 a.m at Hearth
Place Cancer Support Centre, 86 Col-
bome St. W. Oshawa. Take a blanket and
SMA pillow. Limited space, registration
required. Also offered is a session on
relaxation and guided imagery tech-
niques for cancer patients and their care-
givers from 1:30 to 3 p.m. 579-4833.
BREAST CANCER: A Breast Cancer
Peer Support Group for women Irving
with breast cancer meets from 7:30 to
9:30 p.m at Hearth Place Cancer Sup-
port Centre. 86 Colborne St. W..
Oshawa. Drop -on group. no registration
required. 579-4833.
HORTICULTURE: The Pic ker" Horlr
cultural Souety meets at 8 pm at the
Pickering Aecreaaork tbnow,- Rt 'tin ..
08nen . am room (use Drefenbalker
Cf. entrance). Guest speaker Karen
Jones of Parkta e , Nurseries discusses
Designing the Urban Garden. 839-4604
(Sylvia) or 4204095 (Christine).
THURSDAY. SEPT. 10
NATURALISTS: Pickering Naturalists
meet from 8 to 10 p.m. at St. Elizabeth
Seton School, 480 Stroxis Lane (north
of Sheppard off Rosebank), Pickering.
Dr. Jrn Ouinn, assistant professor of biol-
ogy at (McMaster University, drsexases
Culls of Hamilton Harbour: Cobrral
Nesters in an Urban Ecosystem. His prea-
sentabon includes information about
habitat creation for colo" waterbeds.
(905)831-5418(KayHubbard).
UNIVERSITY WOMEN: The local dhap-
ter of the Canadian Federation of Unver-
soy Women kicks off its 1998-99 speak-
ers series at 7:30 p.m. in the louver level
of the Fottune Fnancal building. 335
Bayty St. W., Ajax. Maureen Storey of the
Durham Behaviour Management Service
discusses How toTalk so Kids will listen,
How to Listen so Kids Talk Guests wel-
come. To RSVP or inquire about mem-
bership call Trudy at 686-6203.
Learn
more
about
CPR
You're invited
to learn more
about cardiopul-
monary resuscita-
tion at an upcom-
ing meeting.
The Durham
West Heart and
Stroke Founda-
tion's board of
directors is
extending the
invitation for its
meeting on
Wednesday, Sept.
16 from 7 to 9
p.m. The meeting
will include an
overview of this
years finances,
next years goals,
and an introduc-
tion of the 1999
board of direc-
tors, as well as a
CPR awareness
demonstration.
The meeting is
hosted by the
Ajax Seniors
Friendship Centre
and is at 46
Exeter Rd.. Ajax.
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achieve a
brighter future.
Sue Rutland believes so strongly in the value of Junior Achievement that she's local business," says Sue. "Investing in youth is key to creating a brighter future
recruited over 30 others to join her in volunteering for the program. for all Canadians."
They help deliver three programs to schools: one on the basics of business for Sue and her fellow volunteers work for Royal Bank in Durham Region. They're
grade five and six; a second, geared to grade eight and nine, on the economics of just some of many Royal Bank staff across Canada who take time out to help in
staying in school; and a third that takes senior high-school students through the their communities. And we'd just like ROYAL BANK
process of setting up and managing a business. to take this opportunity to thank AHM FINANCIAL GROUP
"The thrust of Junior Achievement is to bridge the gap between K-hkols and them for doing what they do.
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Skater Underhill to address Women of Distinction
OSHAWA — Figure skater Barbara
Underhill will be the guest speaker at this
fall's Oshawa YWCA Women of Dis-
tinction Awards banquet.
The Oshawa native, who retired from
professional skating with her partner
Paul Martini earlier this year, will attend
the Nov. 17 event to he held at the Lviv
Hall on Jackson Avenue.
"We're so excited about that:' said
Sue McIntyre, who is chairing the event
with Diana Smith. "Ms. Urderhill was a
nominee for the Women of Distinction
awards in 1982 so that makes this even
better."
The I ith annual awards ceremony
will recognize Oshawa women who have
made significant contributions to their
community. Nominations are now being
sought in a variety of categories includ-
ing cultural. community services. busi-
ness, professions and trades. sports. fit-
ness and recreation, education, training
and development, non-traditional and
health, sciences and technology. There is
also a young woman category which is
very Popular. Ms. McIntyre said.
She encourages PeoPle to nominate
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A Pickering Panthers' player attempts to Junior'A' pre -season action at the Pick -
move a member of the Wexford Raiders ering Recreation Complex Friday night.
off the puck during Ontario Provincial The Panthers won 10-2.
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PICKERING —A roster of Picker-
ing Panthers rookies did what no other
Panthers junior hockey squad has been
able to do in quite some time.
The Panthers defeated the visiting
Wexford Raiders 10-2 at the Pickering
Recreation Complex Friday night in a
game which featured mostly rookies in
both line-ups. Although it was exhihi-
tion play. Panthers head coach Rod
McGillis says defeating Wexford is still
something to feel good about early in
the Ontario Provincial Junior 'A' pre-
season schedule.
"Anytime you can win against an
organization like Wexford, even in an
exhibition game, you have to be
pleased with the performance;" says
McGillis.
The Panthers played the Oshawa
Legionaires in exhibition action in
Oshawa Tuesday night after our press
deadline.
Leading the charge for the Panthers
against Wexford was rookie Steve Far-
quharson, who potted a hat trick for the
Pickering juniors. Luc Chaisson, Kevin
Vandergeest, Neil Raymond. Tyler
Middlebrook. Travis Chapman, T.J.
Kemp and Sean Macrury each had sin-
gle marker..
With a perfect 3-0 record in exhibi-
Softball championship day Saturday
PICKER -
IN,(: — 'The
Plckcring Soft-
ball Associa-
tion's annual
championship
day is slated for
Dunmoore Park
on Saturday.
Sept. 12 with 12
division -winners
being detcr-
mined that day.
Action will
take place at all
three diamonds
commencing at
8 30 a.m
The current
schedule for
Champions Day
is as follows,
although some
divisions are still
conducting play-
offs and oppo-
nents have yet to
be determined:
' Mitc boys,
M elk M Mcats
vs. Citi Sign,
Ile 30 a.m., north
dtamond:
Peewee
boys, Bob John-
ston Chev-Olds
vs. Winners, 9
a.m., middle dia-
mond:
' Atom boys,
HFM Construc-
tion vs. Sun
Life. 9:30 a.m.,
south diamond:
* Mite Girls,
P i c k e r i n g
Source For
Sports vs. Bell
Phone Centre.
10:30 a.m..
north diamond:
` Novice
girls, teams to be
announced. II
a.m., middle dia-
mond;
' Senior
boys' T -Ball
Boys, B At J
Auto Leasing vs.
Scotia Bank,
11:15 a.m.,
south diamond;
` Squirt
boys', Accord
Craft vs. Hamil-
ton Roofing,
12:30 p.m.,
north diamond:
` Bantam -
midget girls.
Premier Trophy
vs. Cherrywocxi
R/xifrng, I p.m..
middle diamond:
Sensor
girls' T -ball,
Sport Togs vs.
Flo Betts Realty.
:02 p.m.. south
diamond.
' Squirt girls.
Steve Bartley:
Coldwell Banker
vs. West Picker-
ing Ladies Slo-
Pitch. 2:30 p.m..
north diamond:
Atom girls.
lctstar Interna-
tional vs. Victo-
ry Fire. 2.45
p.m., south dia-
mond:
Bantam -
midget boys,
scams to be
announced, 3
p. in.. middle
diamond.
Admission to
the park is free.
Returning
league members
will have the
opportunity to
register for the
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"Overall, the work ethic has picked
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future of the team this season;' says
McGillis.
The bench boss was most impressed
with the play of Farquharson, a 63",
200 -pound right winger in Friday's
game. The Whitby Wildcats bantam
'AAA' product has been on fire since
the opening of the exhibition season.
"He has size and it has surprised me
how well he handles the puck and how
he plays in the prime scoring area;'
says McGillis.
On defence. McGillis is happy with
the progress of defenceman T.J. Kemp.
the captain of the Ajax -Pickering
'AAA' Raiders midgets last season,
who's been playing with the poise of a
veteran since the opening of pre -season
play.
"He's very quietly asserting himself
as a leader on our team:' says McGillis.
"We want him to assume an important
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Mike Hanna, who was attending try -out
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club to pursue a NCAA scholarship
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The Panthers continue their exhibi-
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The Panthers host the Ajax Axemen at
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CABINETMAKERS REQUIRED
panaing 4J i, c - :;1, cabinet
3nufacturer has Immediate openings
Cabutetmakers Ideal candidates win
skilled in high-end residential and
•lmerchal custom Cabinetmaking Able
Kork from shop drawings with nun.
supervision
Please forward resumes to
R. H. CABINET d CARPENTRY LTD.
486WATERLOO ST
OSHAWA. ONT LIM 3X1
Fax (9051 723-0791
Our clients baseC it Alax,'PICKerlrg are
looking for General Labourers.
It you are a reliable Individual. have own
transportation and can work shifts.
Please call Olsten at
(905) 427-0717
tax: (905) 576-4693
tDlst el
JtBfflngSerVICeS
Trill, wsrbe, so"M _-
1 GWWrM H*
P 1 onk.'wro ='J orho" wig
AccEPrRac AnLicilnon
UNIX Maeeaaaam or.s.,
anew
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
'"al xx
_ "aeNtNulwat Nut m
AOMIMISTRATORS:
-,.t[ Cuatk wr urnu pro
�s'rg yo,-:..,. ,- r. a, -. ; . " ...te;ably,
m,%h«k all W0010 adwa-
"• .n Accounts Mec,v
un eao,e en.,, ,, r•K YOU
,. ,I F? Al onxid CA
'
n,, ve processed n cogn. or , - . it"depooAs.
't 11051-%247MS3 OtlWea
r•'elinrWd reeone,Mafeans and rnantairred
_
1
115101rnor confam on aged 'ecorvslik"
Kwwiedlr at EXCEL and WORD would be an
ADM 45113TMIT ;,,,urp
, -„w2-: .reed
asset you am A team payer who Mugs is wel
Janaa,r
r.AI,' pawwwig I,r i pkMe
organimd, resuNs-Onenled approach to fill
• resama to Gra WON.
work. This is a big Minn aaagrnMM in an
,-.well (9051.8314130
estabkshed, growing orWaafan 811 13'Aour.
are ikxide noun SMI o-
ACCOUNT- PAYABLE
AORNNISTR;ATORS:
APPOOTMENT SEITEMS
J,NIJwd ,cads No pnone
Using your p'aetwnl work p.1Mrbrably
saws Fur wiwrwmem
'n an Accounts Payable envxprurneiu. you nave
"aunt' wage a bomaa M
processed cheque rum accounts rec«rcAukore;
vur oM Caupapy 1905h 665-
and handlod vendor ngrres Knowledge of
9483
EXCEL ata WORD wouldbe an asses vau are a
OEs please
team player wro Mugs a well organized. resuss
orwMed approach to yol work Thes ,s a long
term assignment n w established, growing
An You GOAL ONENTEO.
like 4 challenge and fYw
orgarNzalion 511-,30taur
oom-striunattion skills
e1 '.n 4w ^ays n,;,,roge m
No ecpenena neoessm W
PAVROLL AOMIMISIMTORS:
wa vain Sera raumt to Mk.
You have 2 plus years experience woMwg with
uPh (905).666.8376
TD Paylmk,Payflex. ADP at any other
Compulereaed Dank payroll system. You are
AZ TEAM BOOM regwrcd
imrrwdiaely, by broker Deb-
comfortable deal" an 500 plus employees
rated rat to row 3 bores a
payroll and have advanced spreadsheet skips on
week. dome wttkelas Com
EXCEL or LOTUS. Exposure to recoZalkaom.
pet.b. at, must haw ex-
berrebls and processing of assoc,aled ded ucb«n
Innerice. dnq sQeen. Cilml-
and requests we essental You have superior
lul search. ICC Please raN
190516973859 «leave nes•
(905 697 3866
tnW marngerawnf skills and work best n a high
1544
pressure deadline driven environment. $17.
22rtour.
IFAufY -Ala requves it
Mould sl Ins ,or Oshawa
QIEpTI{bLLEC nON&.
1 1426-6180 by C" Cynnw
Our Crequiresoni requires a credit professional who has
2 plus yeah accounting and a mnemum 1 year
CLASSIFIED
credit eeperWnce. You wid eslaDiish and mon dor
aesdr mk by wCoum and release cuslonner
CUSTOMER
caw
pr edless. mn Yo�Oeally credit
have retail
SERVICE
experience, possess strong wmmunicatton and
tonal ets and are comfortable clearing
News Advertiser re-
nianagernent Cornpietion of a
quests that advertisers
uuversry « college programwrolkrWnt in the
check their ad upon
FC I or CGA and proficient abrin Ws on MS WORK
publreatlon as News Ad-
and EXCEL are required. This is a long term
vertiser will not be re-
assignment with strong potential to go
sponsible for more than
permanent. s15-17/hmr.
One inCorrecl Insertion
and there shall be no Ir
5140Yna
•e• Streit. suits 1500
ability for non -Insertion
NorN York. Ontario
of any advertisernent.
MM617
Liability f« errors in ads
TN: (416) 226.4570
is limited to the amount
Fax: (416) 2264490
paid for the space occu-
send: noitn-ydrkeacaoudMnps.dosn
Dying the error All Coq
Cantlrdales already registered are currently
is sublect to the appro-
goer Consideration and need not reapply
val of management of
News Advertiser
needed for an EnpMn Pub ,n
Pickering f<perenoe re-
ported Call Carlos or Paula
(905) 509-64U
DONT PERSONS. Wadress.
ev Wallen. Ba
rtenders.
housekeepers front dnk
Blooledl AppH 1n ,erson to 559
DRIYEM W NOEsEEKO to dekwr
papers during inn mgh0lme
n Puke"",Q area Must have
reliable
eh Cie Pluse Call
41670/-6097. ask I« Mule or
sun
DRIVER TEAMS required for
desigrWed dmee servKe.
most be 25yrsa* b drive
SI.W,d & adaaubc. haw
dare aUarad & M bondable
905.242-34%
BOOKKEEPER/ACCTS
PAYABLE
Proficient in Accpac & Excel
Req'd 2-3 days/wk
FAX RESUME TO:
("5)-4:&4"5
Are you looking for the
PERFECT PART-TIME JOB?
Ne have �Tec.a:e C;er.:r.;s C::e.aoe. ;elf -
ow ated and consoerltlous individuals. who
,"M meehng people to do m-Vore sampling
3'Id product demortstratpns m a retail outlet near
rur home VeNcle, required.
fou anloy meeting people and are able to work
'nursday and Friday afternoons and werartgs.
3-d Saturday. phase caD
News Canada Marketing
1-800-665-5426 ext 302
Skilled ndp SkiIIW Frdp
CABINETMAKERS REQUIRED
panaing 4J i, c - :;1, cabinet
3nufacturer has Immediate openings
Cabutetmakers Ideal candidates win
skilled in high-end residential and
•lmerchal custom Cabinetmaking Able
Kork from shop drawings with nun.
supervision
Please forward resumes to
R. H. CABINET d CARPENTRY LTD.
486WATERLOO ST
OSHAWA. ONT LIM 3X1
Fax (9051 723-0791
Our clients baseC it Alax,'PICKerlrg are
looking for General Labourers.
It you are a reliable Individual. have own
transportation and can work shifts.
Please call Olsten at
(905) 427-0717
tax: (905) 576-4693
tDlst el
JtBfflngSerVICeS
Trill, wsrbe, so"M _-
1 GWWrM H*
1 Go" hf sip
E "WING COURER CON
ZANY i_a,i-s 5 or• ers tr.
UNIX Maeeaaaam or.s.,
miles "n,I K entul
' aalspanatwn Call
f50C Sa1;c •eekN Espen.
x"Wwnl Laridsrape. Mun
e1,ce Iwlptul bol nm ,4on
Fn 9 5 905.728-0977
ury Call 19051 427 W93
glefs nnp;r aan,e", Na er
Yon -Fn Slam •3pm
1,— nce1905) 034-3818 Have
HAIRSTYLIST
11tSsape
PLhitlon, axallable
_
1
for new Ajax -salon
Dartl��
now open In Alai
(Pickering
Durham Centre.
Good wagcs -sal-
ary plus cummrs-
sion and other in-
centive programs.
Call (905)619--
8057
Hair Fatness Salon
LU%XmJ U NMSTywt
we Clientele to rent Chair
Also looking for a Esmeuclan
om experiena 6 run teen
Purse call Or leave mesuge
John Paul s 404-0992
EVRUBICFD urnyllst or
BTber .110 far mmldalE
�
nl000n Call 905.723-6030.
t Joe
NA BTVUM
Wagged
for hu,y Ajax and
Pickenng Salons.
Guaranteed holly
rate $8.01
plus profit sharing.
Ikmal. [hug Plan
and eye care plan
and hinhday pay.
NO SUNDAYS
For inten'levy call
683-3650
First Choice
Hair Cutters
INIREBANEIIS,
mat"' S1.11
pan Ulne lelemarte"Inq
pOSKlolts ava"ble to purse 18
Ices of age 6 ager flog.
how All Ira,nin9 provi0etl to
inose ono Oval y CaN 19051
619.6991 MIyRe1 1 -Spm b
ananpe an imernew
E I dale Show yw jaw to
make $1 D00 113000 a month
would you be interested' A
work from how baseless op
podau,yF« a free tape call
180061 1.7032 or 905655-
5575
LAWMEN. intens!. and
Oust a It"a meth "'a
background an and, esume
and
absnaett needed. 6 days
I,9905 831k- rcAwred Call Mar
LTINDUSTRIAL. long-
PRESS FESUM Se5PCNSt
teen -,m,p must have 6
BLE FOR Mul, 1862 feimfed
months, •Irking "Penenr-e a
to, 90awa Shop id+
safetIyY s1tN-toed bums UD to
$9 SOrhr PrckeCa,ri, thasset
reswws t0 723-:5C8
areas tar an asset
ROOFER SHNGLER i Shin.
We .1
mb M imern w
glefs nnp;r aan,e", Na er
Se 930
3 pmbtt 91h, Iron) 930 dm
p m at the Pl1867
1,— nce1905) 034-3818 Have
, r
•'r Cemro, 1867 Valley
l"
11tSsape
Rd
Farm Rd Piclwluig
MASSY'$ RESTAURANT
See Page 7
g
pw'r. gpen<nr td waren'
Apply ; Person
n4
(Pickering
UM" a S Pickenrip
edtition only)
MATURE ata expenenoe0
IVusekeeper Apr urge Irome
for Town Of
m osll w Duties to urdu0e
..,r crunmg some day-
Pickering Job
are ikxide noun SMI o-
Vacancies.
r.c,ing ata ��l�VVdiC wqM
be an asset References ra-
1o'1ed Man resoles orpV to
97 and St C, Oshawa L/M
SERVER eraer,.nr.
138
time ,r yin rime- -_ c itil
MODELS WAMTE1) 'rom Ca
billy 'n pvfson wrtn lSlPnt.
8rod,hn D—. 53A flag..
na,1a era. n 2 iy nu cora-
Street. Bmokln No phone
pile „ in*-Y<aK :998 Tor n.
PapewnS Over f20.000 n
OEs please
Or
pn:es and sdiokrsmps. m-
SIRP/IN6 s11PERYt50n 'e
doong trips to Haboran in
gulled I,;r se ,N m ,I olu-
Las Vpu Cab today t-800
e1 '.n 4w ^ays n,;,,roge m
367 2125 En 240
Cesroms. expenena oMy.
iIFEDED IMMEDIATELY ur
sayry 526000 Fac resume
b 965-611
p<•n,e, helper ',mise
",�'
•.`. er
STUCENTS
pepensrrn:non
rntrKe needed' Ph94 ager
7 p m Gle a E Da9859130
WANTED FOR
NEEDED ►FRSONAI :,,oporfIr'EAR
ROUND
WEEKEND WORK.
W."'" -yeer Pd
645AM a 30AM M,m•;a, t0
Must Aaave
c•Vay Must nave .r Rose-
barrslaortatien
Sarik(Fo.,POW Teal can
Gfenwwwd
1905,-8396933
Mluohr•oin Faxen
Reeu[u CALL UfflolE
De ,)n•r. •, hue r
�90s -�8•i�-33 �mmeaiafery
WENDT'S
RESTAURANT
AJAX
Jays. wemn95, a
Neekerds Will
tram'
Reuse* oo at Sae
as" St w
ON WE SJPFPIx'„ [DEN'
Il,l< had -wk no
ng ;e•ipr }.
''Jear4 nonce „tam MW
naw en,CA ons 6 t» cam
piece laarxe E.c[Ilem Wm
•.erwn iknlx ngpred
Fa. rn,ume io $19455,1380
Ann C Fanta
ost Rom ,VES-
ex
s�mm,t=ion
all Mary
,' 1081 rn 96..
►AAT Tom SICKU&IAL
-'� all Prdened Pled. reply
Fail mt 8165='T
65 farewat St
-.naw ens ew
raw. 3sh
' 1aro.:1w 715
Phe AS You CO - m N4
wkn Wr,uur •�paq pM
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tier d Vox 0o
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dipM M F Week[nda 9
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k_V ,105r 427427•'
El[MANNETFRS —tier. N6
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ri iU3-ail-u0.5t prosr1ed
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mead to nut SUMWP
NOW' Ld of still
clue lugs c0aerraaa
ala IMsianwe low youl Oa
•roach a hd •lieu eralW-
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or orEXTRES
ME FITY*'5�
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Job a Canada SUM of 1ti an
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Our
'-view Centre is loured M
1'i5 Pipernp Parkewy in xk
tome & Leisure Cadre d
Brock Rd arm ilk all, r1aYyyl1
wy Call TODAY 905.426-
7628 LAST CMANCE" 2
nanms to, $39 Expires
sew ,1x1
Can: 653-3939
Mon. -RL 8:00-5:00
TROP11CAt
he.c '• ';gams of plan
yl:t,an ata V.—
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'—d Must D. naewon
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COOK ExPENaMCED WANT
ED
[wlRrs[ nlLl NE
WtI1f0 -mmAa[er, �,rs •
.. ust H a '-k• :'S
• � .mm clean •wing
-"�a ,ere ro IW 60 power
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-M ''nun I. reswiM to
3051 M9 7209 or uN 1105,
d39-6896 ',o aDpawlEmem for
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. +•ell fP
or 6-
hA
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2810
mcm AT NOW esere-
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REAL ESTATE
SECRETARY
i�1VNrK1 IxedlrN'd
-3. feche to Namy
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SUNTAN S'ULxO
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Can
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Call !aQ'.p
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1041132
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E�r,e $ nlul Col420-1293
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LAKERIDGE HEAD -11
patients flim
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Lakeridge Health Corporation consists of fine hospital sites
located in: Bowntanville, Oshaua, Port Perry, Uxbridge, and
Whitby. Lakeridge Health Corporation's vision is to prurrwte
health and deliver excellence in care through a combined
effort of our 3,500 staff and physicians across the sites.
Putting patients first, the new hospital Will P70111de care tU
more than 500, 000 people within an operating budget of $150
million. Fach site u utthin the Greater Toronto Area's eastern
sector. The Bowmanvilk site is a 106 -bed community
hospital with three operating rooms.
REGISTERED NURSE,
OPERATING ROOM
This pan -time position calls for the professional
expertise of a flexible individual who is prepared to work
days plus on-call evenings, nights and weekends. Your
qualifications will include registration with the College of
Nurses of Ontario, current BCLS and ACLS, and proven
skills in initiating IV therapy. You have recent experience in
an operating room and recovery room setting, and must be
able to function in circulating and scrub nurse roles, as well
as interpret cardiac monitoring.
For an opportunity to Join our health-care team, please
submit your resume, by September 18, 1998, to:
Human Resources Department, EakerWse Health
Sowmartville, 47 Liberty Street South, Bo ntinwiville,
Ontario, L 1 C 2N4. Fax: (90S) 623-4088.
We thank all applicants fnr their interest, however, only
those selected for an interview will be contacted.
PAGE Is - THE NEWS ADVEMrISP-R WEDNESDAY 5F11'EMBER 9, 116
DWbreAYa111r ONlban ANrMY fill R
C1MEtt lot 0t carpM,
HELPING HANDS DAYCARE t xry rtrbn raw tarn rr
Wmnrr of fhr 2097 Rraalrr's CIN,ire AwvrJ is slpenmp IpVrSpDe1mpg N an Rand. I .In
a Narcan St' 'Peer fa children a{es mc, 3 rooms. plenum
Prme
2-h2 w i yr4/s rsro, duce wild five halt days expeennm uHmiCVWm,t last delry
avoidable Quality programming. field Irip6 and moxa e y Into to,hwn 130 yards)
New ac'cgpft ngwemfi- CAN E3'7-2271 Norman 6862314
OLEO FMMslu"n 2225 . and up,
ses doves
u 5200 and up
Day Care ,$so wasters $250 dryers
St 25 and up New orad risme
mages 16 t l $605 New
Available °nib � "off 1449
and up New 5 cl haters
5255 law 5 c 1 bar Indpes
5.
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w,alxn 154 9 ace St 011
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a 5711-74,8
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ANTIQUES?Absolut/h' Ad_
alwdvs ,iliac be usually
-- / tier' Purrhdsrng oulirgnt n'
:ales wr50m! anlgUt L'OIn
rots, (M IIRI to at Cm
vile till collelines a, of any
son gwmnrn or stype am
1812 MDINLA 2 door HTP
283 "am South Carolina
can. In 1977 a1 onoffW bot.
22t2� MOB 1 705 7."8
lost BYC HORNET 6 cvhn
000
der ano poop condemn
SI.can 905 986-0160
loll TNUNNRMO 302
auto�s b on awl ,ll
ppr
Nc $16 80 Seaman cu
CaN 905.5;1-5475
INS FLORIDA Buick Pan
Avenue fully loaded Heel
Will (905)4on 7115 or M51
ata 19051438-07%
INN OLD{ TORONADO. v 4
3BL 1EGK. mrd Sven 26w' buck
cne,IS rum erullenl clean
S2 800 19051 839.17575M
/M7 HONDA accord. 2 door
halchli Ore,, 5 speed.
amlm casselle runs well.
51700 o If o Can 905 an
S17A
A AJAX AUTO WRECKERS
hour ream $!`°uyal ander" or IM Ri GHRT3LER U,
AfteM la
Skilled Hol 1
Help
Murncroh pottery In try to rt- nasty ',bull 3 nor engine
Spann to nt RoOen and auto nansm'sswn pvwrr
SW
guerhes tonna Dower Makes. power
E,.Mn Mhgues- 01col lm. es
RIR BRUSH.
MIDICAL GAS TECHNICIAN w+'' 'r'"'^�
TECH I
,�rono 1905'655-8049. lac dent lochs. CruNe stereo
FrVu:' • well Wrnnit Inv Puon Mr r
4M)655 -550l tape.
:•dare.: c l Io dpon Mouse etc $200 Cath Fuc.
In. car , $2.750
50
ogpen and medical suppks 1909434-4561
d mad
GSH OR DEALS. we Buy Call RNewel'osaletn (905)1668-4180
W �
to clxots Honks Ea ranee ANTIQUE DINING ROOM s
so b mere' Pay "'O dollar DYNASTY LE PW NC
ac assureen,et foe resume 10 i, rr
won leu' cna:'s Desl
tot IOD terns Home aumw Gray Original owns Great
,� Senn -574228 hm'p room sal. trope
Stoop. Car audio. loris. CD's. cone
manes. ymn. gd6. da. S -"?GG Pace Saver
PLIIMOFR l,cehsed wren couch bveseat and chair
mobs. lomar a appances Premier Scoder. bet
man. -manatee to pm 5300 (9051 420-1332 aver 5
New (
19051133-1785 90557,M7d 'e Pack kilt New 19051-
st returneeten D in and all weekend
19051666-000. IDnNa all 427.7455
for a PrUper"Narugan m AMPSUE Ormrpmum WL
*M a1 illong mot') 1881 FORD Probe, star0a m-
Camparry, Eaalkn, salary burr^ table b duos hnrXoe
meet berkto F« rewme l0
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104/-1%1 FORD F•IN g
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905-57494;2 le,, rk 52900 Call 905
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111,1111 oeedre Must 0e rex pereo. Original ed parol lady
666-26471191
REQUIRE �3 P NVRC In-
� 'wnnd. iSkag S32W Centred
7 curdnun Gar t 705 ONO. 728-2395 everaltW
2358
A AJAX AUTO WRECKERS
' ''ax call tinsat
S Catb S for wr"fftd urs
WINDJAMMER
and Ipcks. prz fJls and
APARTMENTS -AJAX
wrce-ons 1 t clear oN
Cash n) 905426.1205
niYK Y -WOR
A _&A ABT6 car:, nada.
1, 2 i 3 Bed Apes.
Dohs We pay W. t10.00D
Cost on me spd Am Cored,
PAturbished i New
tram' Try year Gal w1 a y
mows. T
Appliances. All Util. Included.
Irene. 21 days x1
0
90 S00' a
In-house Supt. i Maint.
-4;34
fTs to f75BB soap ars A
On sate Security.
rucks or am condnon vena
clrs 24hr free bung M
Rental Office: Mon - Fri. 9w - / pm
Dumam Recyd ars A
tracks warned �roP BASH
GUARANTEED
at It Shit 1pR4 Bpm
w ''YA� IRTIr
CASH FOR CARS! We DW
CARS!
used •encles Vehicles most
MMAVitwaraae
be I r nnrnp tUno'Iro. Gill
76571 hi);hnNer him].
42%2415 or come b 179
8atiry SI East. AH, all
MURAD AUTO SALES
9���a Tg-'7 BZB
A AJAX AUTO WRECKERS
' ''ax call tinsat
namiled vert' ler and n1a1tl'
c carr on the
WINDJAMMER
spo'D For
spat For ars. bucks -artF
Guaranteed wen
APARTMENTS -AJAX
sold an
add and repirs 1905)666-
(9
1771 or 141616841121
i-
33 & 77 Falby crt.
0 tea
2 & 3 Bedroom apart -
4WhWV0xhI
ments. Includes
19'6 D dor Gland Lararar
3L V6
fridge, stove, broadloom,
3 auto overOrwe.
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b, Lee Irdge $150 2 curb
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rural areas, '
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BE YOUR OWN BOSS! Irtap-
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Garage Urge deck Main
Durham Re i very busy
nr ,' laundry Ceramics
011dren's consgromal, store.
A -ramp valuer $132900
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Choose one: Cash rebate up to $5.000 Q8
Discounted Mortgage Rate.
(905) 571-6275 or 1-800-640-6275
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1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH
3- Bedroom Lw❑house Unit
Lblites S parlung Included
Stove 8 Refrigerator
Parquay floors throughout.
Close to Schools; and shopping.
From S875.00.
Call 905-721-0980
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Us am decks 761 Me- (8885 86 Toyou SRS. 4 a 4 on street parking. sSe!ppaicoN
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swimming, Mead+.
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we add call 90531420% 104.000 kms 53.995 92 • • I Avalame Oct tt. TNphate
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tw elers Pd 5350 Ask $150 $5.9% Rardoge - 89 Buick I parking Port Peri, am $BSW
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nt,ei
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SM Ask $450 1 Orion Ekc. ar 144.00 kms great pnce
54.4% 90 Sidekick cub. 1 NEW ONE BEON00s base-
till
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Ironic Crossover Pd 5150 I
d 129,000 kms. led and ready' mens aWnmem, kOnO,q la
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mrcFowaW. ,WOdllfg lirepliee.
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,o $5.950 95 Astra Maury ed than special lenall AdWioeJ
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kitchen WMIbY 2 Guns 2 tonddon, ,L(9D51 723-0501
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Mme la 5500. down
kndkm. pool, spa. laundry For apgl cal 19051 727-0501.
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from $27.501 prr4u GM
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Fri., Sept. 11 at 7:00 p.m. (Preview 6:00 p.m.)
The LVIV Pavilion
38 LVIV Blvd., Oshawa
(North of 401 off Simcoe St.)
Catalogue sale in include: Mahogany console tables, mirrors, desks,
occasional tables, oak dining set, accent furniture, china cabinets, estate
Corgi 8 matchbox die case collection (20-30 year old sets, all mini),
Postmaser rare stamp sets - Nostalgia, Disney. Diana, etc. Cherished
Teddies, retired figurines, Precious Moments. Royal Doulton's Border
Fine Arts Wildlife Sculptures (all discontinued), crystal minis. Disney
collector figures, figurine lamps, plant stands, hall stands. coat trees.
hand painted leather trunks, large selection of accent mirrors all sizes
including 36x48, photo frames, Italian sterling silver ( 925), wall plaques.
quantify of L.E Art by Romance, Lumbers, Kuck. C Marshall, Tom
Thomson, Group of Seven, A.J Casson etc., oil paintings, studio prints,
panels, accent art, all museum framed, selection of line jewelry including
diamond rings. precious 8 semi precious stone rings. estate sterling
silver,. gold coins, watches, pearlsgold chains, bracelets, earrings etc.
Large collection of signed -Nana Trump jewellery. many more items too
numerous to list. Plan to attend. Always a new selection of line quality
nems.
Terms: Cash, Visa, M.C. Amex, and di as per posted 6 announced. Additions 6
dnieru s apply worn, proauction com for future Auctions and mai list npeies.
.PROFESSIONAL AUCTIONEERS 1 -888 -PRO -SALE
AUCTION SALE
Sat. Sept. 19. 10 a in len Oddlellows Hall,
Simcoe St. Port Perry.
Estate of the late DR. JOHN MCKINNEY �! Brcoklm,
Ont Excellent antiqueC011Ecti-
bks and household contents 9 pct d:uu;grudrn suite 6
tea wagon, candlestick bedroom suite, washstand$.
cupt cads. dry sink, desks. trunks. rockers. chairs.
Dalton, Nowake. Limoges china plus crystal new
hi sm tod
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PEARCE AUCTION SERVICES 905-655.0073
AUCTION SALE FRIDAY,
SEPTEMBER 11' -10:00 a.m.
Auction, Sate G Farm Machinery. Equipment &
Miscellaneous being held at the Varlhaven
Sales Arena (formerly Phoenix ).Uxbndge Take
Hwy 0a04 north to Davis Dr at Newmarket d gc
east 24 km
Tractors: Ford 3000 diesel wAdr. & bit: Deutz
Allis 1550 compact diesel. 4x4. vil (ex.). Sayer
900 44, 80 hp, wildr. 3 OA bk!s. Int. 784 w/blade.
Case 730, 60 hp. Case 430 inildr. . farm 1/2 track.
Ford 8N: MF35 special gas (not running);
CockShu1 413.
Equipment: 3 of. h Mud. dbl. mast WIFO forkllh:
dirt scoop. hyd. boom Nod mower w/3' cutting
head flat mower. JO 6' rotary mower, tiller. Ford
101. 2&31 plows. Ferg. 21. 3 pt.h plow: 10' cult..
hyd. Mt; 8' apt. 11cuft JO 5 3p1.h tuft.: 12'disa:
tO set discs. hyd bft. (bf. discs 4 sec. harrows:
MH horse (i awn turnip drill. ". haybrre:
Cockshut 503 swather Gehl 1500 round baler
5x6: 32' Dale elevator: 30' New Idea pto ctoelil
hay elevator, pto grail anger on wheels. Int. 175
man spreader. T DA snowblower: 5' Whde apt M
snowblower. utthty 8x20fully enc. trailer. Turnbull
solid steel 90M neck 4 horse trader & tall room.
16 Tatidi rtt stock trailer. tandem 2 horse trader,
Tumco wagon, 8 & 12 T Mahn wag" w/gravity,
boxes: NII wagnin & hay rack. rubber bred horse
drawn wagon
MiscoRovofn: Enerpac hyd. 30 ton bearing &
wheel puller Coleman portable generator,
125OW. 12V witch. commadcaal hand fertilizer
spreader tractor chains: 5 Tip, motor. 3ph. Wo V.
1750 rpm. electric motors & htbngs: water pumps:
Mord scvSbers & seeders. Ryan gas sod curer.
Troybdt rotoMK, Brouwer pipe gates lawn roller,
sound bale leaders: Straw. cedar rails and posts.
SMd posts, page wire (45+ rod, new & Idle new)
18'
sobs: Bl zz saws. 20.30' blades, endless pinky:
rcien tools
Terms: Cash, k vw. Visa Of IWC Of approved
cheque
0lewvng: 8 a M. Sae Day
Gary Mill Auctions
(Div. 01 1081454 Ontario Inc.)
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Lc�,ce 305 152.11638 Tod Free 11004--4-4647
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AUCTION BARN
FRIDAY SEPT. 11
AT 5:00 P.M.
3 MILES EAST OF
LITTLE BRITAIN ON
COUNTY RD. 4
prot-t7 of the
'ah Claude 'orry o'
.,i ••ngton. plus ottr
Oak high boy
"Y• er, oak library
r.,L•' 4 modem
back chairs,
• ink Morris chair, that.
JAI,, •fining table. week
v:Hass. oak bow
nr china capnet 2
•yak bedroom su-
ee, wicker tables.
Som; console cobut
T'v 'Hk parlour ta-
ble, walnut china
car.'let. clover leal
narb:ar table. cher
IItrI •, tl 6 ratch.ng
va,i dresser.
'gland. oak
- ^�-er. Co-od
r.•. single box
'r I 6 mattress.
'Ile Sewing ma-
r• roto filter. J D
s�n•notdo. 5 NP
rr-on outboard
Remington 30 -
sem. -automatic.
M.Ir modal 36. 32
✓,pecsa. J C. Mg-
n 12 gauge shot-
• Wineheeter 12
owje shotgun, qty
nen. straan electrical
avvi,arkas, loos.
.,rd & collectible
^Y
loon a Grey CcNi
Auctionee rs
RReI LNNe Burn
(70SITW2193
Don't
Forget
The Newit.
Advertiser
Ciz"sirwd Dept.
photic Upera-
tors are avad-
able for your
conveawnce
evM' Sall.
930 to 3:00.
To Place Your
Clessil5kd Ad
Plea"e Call
683-0707
TESS
Tidd Estate Sales Service
ESTATE AUCTION SALE
SAT. SEPT. 12 AT 11 A.M.
Being held at
"ridd's Auction House"
5 kms east of Cobourg on Hwy a2,
CLAW, & CHINA - IS) flow -blue plate,,
carnival gglass pees., many pressed lass
pees T2) Royal Doulton figurines ' Peg-
gy Davies", Limoges, Paragon, Royal
Albert, & Staffordshire cu s and sau-
Ler,, eery large Limoges platter several
f,lass salt and peppers, crystal gla„e,,
Silver plated Community Chest set of
L llery, Wolfe set of flatware, oak pat-
terned Tea set, Coffee put, cream and
sug,ir. Collection of strawberry pattern
{ - Tin bread N x, sugar bowl, wooden
hanger, Irg. and sm. tins, tray, decanter
avi lid, measuring scoops, candle holders,
napkin rings etc CLOCKS - Laurel and
Hardy shelf clock in walnut case
(statues of Laurel and Hardy H - 10"
tall) hand of clock In shape of monkey,
stamped London est 182H LCD. (very in-
t,•resting pce.) 31 Day, shelf and wall
,link, Swiss Huverta silver watch.
FURNITURE - Wooden kitchen table w/
IIIur upholstered chairs, dressers and��
, hI.,t of drawer,, wooden bled%, several
ro,iished ant. chairs (press back,
klfi hen, side chairs, etc), dbl. brass
h,d, brass plant stands, brass and wood
i ttee tables, pr, cast iron chairs w/up-
1•,1,tered back and seat, vanity w/mir-
e rand chair, patio table w/4 chairs w/
Moral cushions and umbrella, Beaumark
-r -her and drver li - B&D electric
Ln, nmower, gas barbecue, garden used,,
n•d hard covered beok., pictures, Keith
H.irring poster, large odlechon of war
c•er money, (3) matchbox cars, very
vory pxkup slix (game), pr hra%s
.1r"•r knoxker% of ship and anchor, 5 pie.
•nital fireplace %et, golf dubs and bag,
h.u,.t crafted flies, made by local arh-
collection baseball card% and many
'r••re items. Viewing 9:30 a.m. day of
Terms - Cash, Visa, M.0 Interac,
Iue wproper LD Lunch Available
F,ir more information or to bink your es -
sale Call Patricia Tidd. TIDD
ESTATE SALES SERVICE. 1905) 372-
0979. Specializing in antiques and es-
tate auction sales. Appraisals, Liqui-
dations and Bankruptcy.
CONSIGNMENTS
AND ESTATES
WANTED
LOW romm,sS.on,
Payment next
Sales every Tue
Thurs. Sal. at
PIT) Antique furr
lure. appliance
etc Owner at
operator
MYLES KING
AUCTIONS
33 Hall St.
Oshawa,
Established in
1960
725-5751
729-0501
SAT SEPT 12
AT6P.M
MYLES KING
AUCTION Hatt
33 NALL ST., DSRAWA
ata antic u! '.•
..yaw. tMstw:wn
swivel cha,. an
dimbg room suite
lusg of wk 'cunt
• 5 than and vile
pine do"ll" W.
•
co box, 2 bion
Am tupboac
• pint blanket boa.
;A trunks. dressers.
'• of drawars. puna
al antigw tae
fail table. round
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poolstal OinnO
tables, tub mwtw
u mqw Chia
-I, seperaft stack-
• washer and dryer.
prnb, amgw
arrhol" gkistimil
^!etc. unicycle.
AxA bKVC* This is
A IaJgest estafe Bile plant
I arend Sales Bury
t.!s mors sm 6p. in
OsUle.a'I mor
renewal & res0 ,
aBprow SerweO
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MTYIES I'm
AUCTIONEER 725-5751
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 9, if"S. PAGE H
AUCTION SALE
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th
10:00 a.m.
Auction Sale of Farm Machinery and
Miscellaneous Items for Almira Hereford
Farms Stouffville. Located at 11 .11
Kennedy Rd, Gurmlru rstnuf elle), 112 mile
wroth n( S1ou/ft'dle tided., nr ? metro north n(
Mrfor ac Kenzie. Watch fir signs
Tractors: 2 Case Int. 7120 magnums,
I w / 146() hrs. & 1 w/ 1508 hrs., 4x4, 20.9x39
radtals, 18 speed power shift, AC Tex.);
C otkshutt l"Wit•se•1 tractor, hydra power
drive, hyd., PS, 19.4x34 rr tires; motor
rebuilt ® 3(X10 hrs., I(xN) Mrssince, tin fair;
Coxkshutt 550 diesel, rear 13.6x26, single
remote (gd.); 19 404 duals.
Equipment: White 971N) Cummins diesel
cornbne•, Harvest EBoss, 29Lx2h Irnt (•d );
White 704 w/corn head, WR 36"; IXte
14' rigid grain head; While Kwik -Cul flex
head 14'; Carr Int 735 wart -width 5 f plow,
auto reset (ex.); Cockshutl 550, semi-mt. 5 f
pplow; Crxkshutt semi -mol. plow, 6fxl6"
hottums, auto reset (gd_), Bushhog 1 -way
14' disc:, tandem; cultivator pull type, 32'
hv,lwings, no walking axles, Great W'e•st
harrows; 6 sect. diamond harrows; 14'
I ulti-packer, Case Int. 53(k) seed drill, 21
run, gra%s-seed, no fort. hopper; 6 r, 3 pt. h
11')nte sculller ffv,,t,,n foragge harve•stor
)+i, k -up, 2 r forage head; JD 71X10 4 r corn
planter 36" insect, monitor, not used for 2
n tgd.); JB & D sprayer, single axle, new
pump yr. ago, PTO, �(N) US gal., after
nom rke foam markers; Owatonna gas
ssv.dher, Tripper, 14' head, hydrostatic,
mi -del Commander; Kuhn pull type finger
rake, 9 bar (ex.); Oliver side del. rake, 5
liar, Gehl rnd baler Sxh bait-; Int. 37 sq.
!•.ilia 3 pt. h Bale Eze rnd. bale wrap r,
manual (ex.); round bale 3 pt. h forks; ( hl
tandem manure spreader, end gate,
dbl beater; gale. water tank -single axle;
-mgle axle utility trailer; homemade single
.ole dump box, 12' box grave), HD (ex.); 3
gr.ivit r wagons; Gehl 970 forage wagons,
tri I • le heater, w / nx,f, galy. sides, Hurst dbl.
., .rrh gears, 4 vr%. usage; %m. header
:.sh(in; 2 sect. blower pipe; 2 Patz silt)
-loaders formerly 14' incl. curd &
-..Itches; Gehl forage blower, low silo;
t ..
11199 hi -throw forage blower (ex.); 1 dbl.
•� ' single reach gears; portable roller
rnrxer mill (fair); Lely electric auger; belt
Jove buzz saw on skid plates (ex.); old 4'
1:131 chopper; Patz flighting1C cattle feeder; 2
'•'t -d carts; round bale f't-ders, mobile
,,rtle scales, single animal; cattle headgate
syueaze, qty cattle oder,; liv'estoock ho of
trimmer; wagon feeder -no gear; 3 Igg. ggale.
water troughs, Ig Ritchie fountain, fridge%;
qty. of 1 -bar posts, electric fence nils,
electric wine fencing, wire gates.
Vole. All machinery :fared rrnide G is field
nrady The Estate es srwinC tip /rarmenV
Terms: Cash lir appro--d cheque
Gary Hill Auctions
,n lit flls1 3;41 )ntario In,
Uxbridge
Jffi v MOS) aS2.1S•1B TWIT Free, aided, 4.
,irlh M 4161 %13•ea)1 Fa' IAiKm eS2-1da:
'.n1tIwp wntrr
-Awa shlknti .,. M�,Tw- fu,avr.
• der ,n.pr..twn lit a .w wwd tsw.hv ..
.,. I.nl .ru d,r..•.r..4 lfghut d 14.r
P m %ew,w_-tsw area pearww Pus..
' p m 1) wwn,muble. ., . meant
+:1 Ire in- onaa lad 31- ma.. Awetw_
3241-271113 w..al 1.48 a lBarr I-r.r4rrat
Sr Seat 12 at 10 a m.
r'•F Sate Mid ler ✓, t,J Carol N'nbn, 41 amt- arm.
>9 Durfam Rd30. Sro urvni! -ake Man St no
ups SIO&Ovale lit ends r Putnam Rd 30• own 2'
nod," to Sale. sae Sign! Will xWude an extensive
.: JN of equeshan accessories. feed and water, equip
r, h0nd lumps. barn am curry vwAilu is Lack box-
-, argt or, bole shavings Idd, nardtI Several Snmw
-
On 3 Pan 6 m. cumvaor. 3 pin snowblower, 3
Mon mower..andscapers rake and swivel blade,
•pry housMrold lvmWwos indusng antiques. cow -
IS. antique wrteer parvo table acl 4 matching dors.
.Istarwrng V:cionar, a rt hip bee, Dockpse. Napo.
• a flrelyacet ,nsil 1, office equipment. L9 hp garden
..actor 09"Istl,c lift. Lit 1800-s 4 Tearer Democrat
r. 'n tug circle front axle, recant compine 0Maul.
" lled) A very tum sell. plan to spend the Day Sale
'!d m 1&9e snow awls It Inc~ weather Gu to,
Lae lnMtg or details Visa. IWC Intrac Can I
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CLARKSON AUCTIONS 905.690441 i
flat UPT 12oar
eaflc A140 Aw.1- .1 Pel.rawtrugr A- ,,, ,en•!i y ,,s,, /,'
7 m
no a Pckra;n,u•:n news. ...mitiam peris
w pnm.nn row a cepw9 cis. tawh ""1 4 x a[ .11
mon .1011 NY's. mnar hannrn b's. new
n wen. dixece1p apps 40 "Alcan. Some o ewvw w
.,. sen flow car Wms SSW fan almo r is A Sit tell
✓ c.Uw cmofr $50 analis fer
CMI enM Antler Mdrle1
Par. b. IMI 745•3M1 a 1 owas14m
For Mn. Grave lata of
Cobbling, Vlct~ and
modem name tlinn6lwigs,
appkxrw'n. "hes. glass
wares cokclabies,
household albcn Inc. Ib
be sold unreserved at
Warmers Auction Hat Hwy
2 Caooete Sat Sept
12th at 1000 am Ap-
pliances consist of read
new 24' rove. 2 or F1
whine fnpge, Sladeng
washer A dryer and smafi
ifesi Ir9ezer, plus mica.
small ;ocher, articles. VIc-
lrinar pis Include rare
(claw it nat bee. Gmbard
yea wagon, rare shaving
slats wnh oval beveled
se^n, early wak.a trained
nc-e, very nice 2 -seater
sofa 4 matching Clair with
ornate carving and claw
h also excel. condition.
marble lop high back
wash stared, open wali
5land will, towel bars,
s,gned .ualre, 'Itim end
table win malchng brass
^law loot
cofee table.
me"ed pan high back
g stairs, singer [made
se.,q machine. dressers
WC chests of drawers,
smae tables, 2 nearly new
J 7. wide ticker patio 7
5:^";tint lumive plus
^ore Meson bgww* cast
pal'•air, old yak rare
' toonze signed roue
!�gurres dishes, gtass-
,ia•e child. seb,ton in-
e'eV ng goblets. Small
,o ler'ible glass IT china
ccs household articles
'n .
'..s ista articlestoo
-,ir, to list, cash. Vreque.
,s 'a.0 .Dank calls
Gary 6 Bill Warner Auc-
bonws
(905)355-2106
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I hues. ,a Pr. IU
FBI) p.m.
a, W'AR%TR'S
ALCTI0% IIAI I
HWY 112 COLBORNE
1• sa,- C"I,
time
and
^,ID�`1.10's
oah' and Na,
nm r`sale of miseal
,,bas tmm vanous Dark.
".7'•:ws and close Outs
E,I•^, "mifg from tools,
snwales. tlolaselibld
300
,,. .1� .. � arts
vile
e sYsNler in door.
^ea new moo beer.
mecrow4r e, m,scal
';,wild amctes_ chin.
ass m lecOe pts new
,• uta apt, new bed
ra .ld SOW 6 Views,
off" a eM tables. sxnpe
aa)ble \ 'oxer, Size bed
Messermean of
rangy, table A
so. occasm"
r^n''t• seaara good art;
a- -els. severs! D, gm
. 14`on laoi". derhs
ON: I" orgdar
showcase iwm de-
a • g glass shelves a
• 9 4100, ,des lot refw
..-.ay, pole sow 'and &.
e!• roar, pix aweaaal
a1 aeraaf Extra urge
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,'Winb be 013 wo
_. '•g WON and out 2
•,r:roaers. 600 P.
•.-RP VM. MC. ow
sr, 0,1ood :,oe0x
Gary It aaI learner
Auttlonsers
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COURTICE )con a,cra'^. •.1r 1 - On
rano -vdre `ielioquanrs, ioroeol -- Peacetuth a
Lakendge retadh. 03NMa on Saturday Sepanb•
5 1998 John Richard (Jack .,ounce n to 73rd
year. Moved husband of the ate Berm Dear father
d Katreeen and her husbrd Robmt Riaew of Apse
Robert and hi) wile Burda d Pon Periy. Richard
fxs wile Ellieme of SMtsvMe. Pena and her
Ron SOZWW of Whitby Lovingly remem-
bered Dy he 6 granddYAen and one 0"
dau" c sedde may call a OSHAwA FUNERAL
SERVICE. 347 it St. West '. snawa -2-
12341 tM osdatfon Thursday. September 70th
from 10:.00 am, um raw of the Mamonal Soffew in
the Chapel 9 1100 am lAdmonaf Donations to ft
Dalyss Una. Lakendge Hmem. Osnsa wtxld be ap.
UiAMUMLR. Wry 5eC1 3 1996 in Pickering &3'
loved wile of the ate Abse GardMr), motnw a
DureW Hanord-MWksail grairimbeer of Kit Mc
Allister Private aeration Mmlorial service service
to De held Saturday. So. 12 at 200 PM ,nthe
Chapei of Oa Canmuwy Cam Nlasrg Harte 1365
VaLay Farm Rd, Pickering, ON. M eau of flowers do-
nalmd'ons Gm Masi Hospital parry r fbe arts b Neer ria•
Community Can
Nursing HOna. COrd*nm to Dulls and KA M 21
liver St Shrdo 7, Toronto ON. MSA 3Pi
AUCTION SALE SATURDAY,
SEPTEUM ,f' - i 0:00 aaa.
Aleeom saw d limmew cafteam of Akenaa.eewi�e�a \
ft*.% ctwre can. Comm, ailda�e-- ampw
lam aaox awe neuww eeelpw e M a"see-We of
NewmrtM Sul b d Wild r OW 111m, barge on V.- site
approa 3 m cr a H" 04 T.w Hill 401 ro,m b 46Ar0, o,•
(Muer lee) ni/rr Few d keaoak Or fVvw1 Said) a 03M or
Ire Darn aro At Cd.or, Rd & w„m b vnr, send rnwr..r
ro 13922
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honer
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l� Gw p. mle..yl (go) St 6-Pn" tanew still
ueli
ee,phl. Smart , (4. e. 1 h
spwps L unglw .0-wd C9Fd. dasa IDrlwe ,i ta. sm. I n s hew
i ' waI,iI,:w-lifig9 ole wow tlnw.lardi
knell prwrt shred cart Bron l cru k,kft
CIMFK Ci- iIro ' 1947 Patel butt, uaesawl 1913
C4d4w corm• op :An cat. ng www ai0will 0.000 vii
(ea) 1977 groomm). V. i asp bend, rho enp 0 Fold
i I6.000 Co ix I les 1. 19791 ntMl ll M V. rT tome,, obey ay
In) Car SM 191 s. -wooden SAw for May T fad matched ilea
viceme OWN 19r4 a w ^Yxi, Il w as alio aq A
L mcoln OWN son hon Ski "It no Iris[. a lx,nMe a Wor,. o+
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'6.5 awn bpi errmr s,pr. old w possess
Ammw TMWWFarm Email III nt: Wo -ick 12 nador. Toy
•. vi" whwK me imp. aitc Irt wee mtiaeia (e. c 1927
WCamcr C -ng •5301rada 1938 Cosa lai C trades 1950
"a V lwa R-11417 d Pal tratbr 3D'50 (r I, Ford m bathe.
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4
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axon lllrac bin yn,e lion, horse lgrriess Ilea ). CRo CdMg da
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nlp.urtin Erwipmem 2 d_ W Wd-L 90 6 40 brd'als"
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'Toms on Tuesday Swermoer d. , eA Jr. lon>S
husband or +a%N Lovell and devorea father at
Wesley and Tempa and srsp•'paudder Robyn G(an.
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MGL 30 - THE NEM ADVEE7'LSM 1YlDMMMY. SEFrEMSM 9. I"S
SCOREBOARD
,CMnyrood ltedlrq • (MTh► SlMalrw C11oo-WVly; Poll. Mrg SbSpdras 11 We Map. Mockers) W Spon Top
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F_AX 4AME aF30Lls n16811-71163 ANG. 1S: Aatrsa.lo•m Vamoose, 14 vs. Pkism Skl-
1RCKERNG SOFTaAl1 ASSOCM11___
It-' 9: Discovery Pace Day Come 1S (MVP IWy ells.
SERSDA=SO"I DMMON LTAIIM eoneau) w Sav-A-00" 12 (WP Maes. Lee). Soros
As of" Z C•nwync^9 10 vs. CMnywoc Apefetp 3.
TEAM 0 W L T ICT GK =NO 60"'S•ALL OIYEIOM STA1D•IGS
FINALBildP t TO11 8 1 2 0816
Flo Betts Roelty 11 2 3 6 0 455 4 soJLY a w L T ICT aft
OJ Muller Lon0capvtg 11 2 3 6 0 455 4 Soots Bar. 16 10 2 4 0 750 •-
JIL INC 11 1 6 4 0.273 6 V Aura Flrl Auto
Relay 16 11 4 1 0 719
SLee" 16 10 3 3 0 119 5
DIVISION RESULTS J.1 L Inc 15 5 10 0 0 333 65
Judy 7 FIo Bens Really vs O J Muller Landscaping Eamo Ca,pomry 17 3 12 2 0.235 85
(postponed -mint. Spon Togs w J I L Inc Pelwmg Man's Slo-Ploh 14 2 10 2 0.214 8
(postp~.
ran)
July 9: O J Muller Landscaping 7 vs J I L Inc. 9, Spat
Togs 25 (MVP Kristen Bashford) v, Flo Bells Really 24
(MVP Amelia Gunn)
July 16: Spon Togs vs O J Muller Landscaping (post.
poned ism) Flo Betts Realty vs J I L Inc. (postponed.
rain)
July 21: Sport Togs 18 (MVP Katte Shedden) vs J I L.
Inc 11 (MVP Karliv Doucette). O J Muller Landscaping
15 vs. Fo Belts Really 15
July 23: Flo Bens Realty 25 IMVP Courtney Fetor) vs
Sport Togs 25 (MVP Elena West)_ O.J. Muller Land
scaP,ng 20 vs J L Inc. 16
July 26: F" Bans
Really 15 (MVP Jaeyn Furlong) vs
O J Muller Landscapug 14 IMVP Corrin Rivers). J I L.
Inc 21 (MVP Julie Scop) vs Sport Togs IS
July SO:
FIo Bens Realty 20 (MVP Dallas Skopleancs)
vs J I L Inc 20. Spat Togs 20 (MVP LesM Jaeauls.
MO) vs OJ Muller Landscaping I f (MVP Melissa
Cadman)
ATOM GIRLS' DIVISION STANDINGS
Final
TEAM G W L T PCT GBL
Vrto,y Fie Ew9nMnt 15 10 4 0800 ..
Jeslar international Inc 15 6 3 6 0.600 3
W PKkenvg Lades S-PSCt15 2 5 8 0.400 6
Massey's 15 0 9 6 0200 9
DIVISION RESULTS
July 6 Jetstar Internahona: Inc 15 (MVPs Amanda
Boyle. Megan Chong, vs Massey', 10 (MVP Joanne
Sallanlyne). Victory Flre Equioment 15 (MVP Sondra
Black. Calegh Campbell) vs West PrCkenrg Ladies
Sfo-P,tch 10 (MVPs Jennifer Bull Heather Cored")
July S: Vcto,y Fla Equipment 1Megan
5 (MVPs Cum.
ni 9nam. Sarah Edwards) vs Massey, 6 (MVP Emma
Bulpin. Alison Ch40s). Was Pickering Lades So-Pdcn
m ow
13 (MVPs AlarDd. Jennde, Finlay) vs. instar
International 13 (MVPs And. Davies. Cheeses Dun-
can)
Joy 1s: West PKkoring Ladies' Slo-pach 15 (MVPs
Asnlyn Jardine. Ashley Lambe) vs Massey's 14 (MVPs
VMomr a Dep. hook Dobbin). Victory Fire Ewepmsnl 15
IMVP, Cdemey Egal. Michell. L -mol v, Jotstar
Inte,nati inial 13 (MVPs Ashley Gaudot. Aman
Cmoureua)
Joy 20: Massey', 15 (MVP, Erse Hizklll. Jacqui -Los
McGar•y) vs Vct" F
nn Mure Ewcmomt 1S fMVPI Lee -
Am Karen Parade). West Pidia.mg Ladies
SIp.Pgch 15 (MVPs Ent, McGuire Rxhw P'erkms. of
JorstermMt
r Imel 15 (MVPs Mean Kuzma. El
bed, O -Shea).
July 22: Joinder Intemishoruil 15 (MVPs Robin Pugin,
MKnif- Ramchanan) w ill""" 13 (MVPs Katy Ser.
orm Cory Spencer). Victory I" Equipment 15 MVPs
Kr.,ron '9w, Jessica Wmeleldl vs ,Pest PKkwog
Lades So -PIC+ 13 (MVPs Shomltton Robb. Lauren Sp.
genal)
Joy 29: West P10a mg Ladies Slo-►adt 15 (MVPs
Knslen Wagner. Chnshhe Wor1t) ve M.""S 15
!MVPs Marianne Whey, Calms Edwards) Victory Fos
EOutdmont 15 !MVPs Joh nder Mull. Kale Hoill
Vaweass Wedt l) vs J44,061 lmemiatKvlel 13 !MVPs
lecole Sm9m, pretty weasorry. ceasy Mccasum)
Aug. s: JOWS' k*W"S p i 15 w Me""'* 13. Vie4
ry F11e Equ,amer,t 15 w Wolf Pickering Lades Sb
Plc,
11s
Arg. 0: Mes1.. 11 w Victory "no eQupo.ore 15.
Jetts, IMsrriatipnal 12 w Mlset locearmg Lao" So•
pdcn 1
PLATOFF STANOMGS (Ace 22)
1. VKtwv F-1.Equipmtonrs AC
irrarllod Isis elmarrmM.M- ••y.
2. Jen!.- 'nIMM .-, In, i . .
3. WH: I"Okwng Lades Seo- Pilch it -1)
4. Mosa•y's'0.2 Mewrnetee.
►LAYOFF RESULTS
AK 17 Voisin, Pee Sduiamem, me 1s w teeeaars
L Joe,miamolivir aK 1S ,, West P••s m" Laces
Sro-pace 15 - Jester oma u.4koeke, loosed on puts
teMrdatl - Vic" P1rsl E•uyars sttvandss so Core
Slone day. Vast Pipm.,ng Late. sic omcn •5 vs
Massey.. toe41 Mt U.Ne"e.
All 111 vic" Fire FQ1.0nenl '.♦ vs iotow m maid
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TEAM G WL T PCT Gt
Stew B'" Colft" 6 13 12 G 1 0.962 -
wbno%o Hort.. 13 9 4 0 0.692 35
Direm.rm MOM 13 9 4 0 O.IM9 311
W .doing Lades S~ 12 4 . 0 0.100 6
cenuryJt Policy Fusion 14 5 • 1 0.33 711
01.. Mem s Sw-►edi 13 . • 1 Dar •
Cats A Escrorves 13 . • 1 0.3r •
Aces Lases Sloped 13 1 f2 0 0.77 i's
NWMOM RESULTS
Arg. lo: Steve Battle, Cu,divell Banker 7 (MVP
Darner Mohs) w Ce 1-y 21.pw.v Fuller, 5.
D�yns- Angela 10 IWP Matic y ve4th) h meMA"
Holes 9 IMV► L•ldeay, Ellicott), Alan Men's SJo•Pech
vt woo P~ -g Lade. Sic -Poch (pwtpoea-ram).
CIO" A Electronics 15 (MVP Late Dames) vs Al..
L.ao". S 0-Pdcn 4
Aug. 12: Dumam Angles 20 vs Cuts -A' EMcgnice 13.
Sloe Batley -Caldwell Sone•r 20 (MVP Defuses
1.s., w Wilt PKYsrmg Latest Sic~ 17 (MVP
NOVICE GEIS' DIVIts011 STANDINGS
AS of Aug 16
TEAM G W L T PCT Gel
Dacca, t Place Day Care 14 111 3 0 0 766
SWPa Conveyenaq 14 9 3 2 0.714 1
Pweyng SwSports 15 1 7 1 0.500
So,Togs 14 6 7 1 0.464 45
Ser -A -Camra /6 6 S 2 0.438 S
Remise.-JOMn VslorMs 14 5 7 2 0.429 s
Charrrwcoa Roods 15 4 11 0 0.267 7.5
DIVISION RESULTS
Aug. 117: Sev-A-Cenh 11 w Solids Comelpo ci g 11.
Pickering fastball
try -outs soon
PICKERING - Pickering Heat
Rep Fastball is holding try -outs for the
1999 season.
Try -outs are open to all Pickering
residents. Try -outs star on Tuesday,
Sept. 15 for mite girls (ages nine and
10 years) and squirt girls (ages 1 I and
12 years) at 6:30 p.m. at Kinsmen
Park's north diamond, and novice girls
(ages 13 and 14) on the south dia-
mond. At 8:30 p.m., bantam girls (ages
15 and 16) can try -out on the north dia-
mond and midget girls (ages 17 years
and up) at the south diamond.
Boys' division tryouts start Thurs-
day, Sept. 17 at 6:30 p.m. for mite and
squirt divisions and 8:30 p.m. for the
peewee (ages 13 and 14) bracket.
For additional information call the
Rep Hot Line at (416) 712-9731.
Volleyball programme
needs new players
PICKERING - The moms and
tots volleyball programme at the East
Shore Community Centre needs more
players for the coming season.
Sessions are slatted for Wednesdays
from 9 am. to 11:30 am. at the East
Shore Community Centre.
Co-(lperative babysitting is available.
with crafts and snacks included.
Cost is $10 to join and $1 per week
afterwards.
Those interested can register each
Wednesday at the community centre at
910 Liverpool Rd.
Call Tammy at 4244)652.
MRM •OTS' DIVISION STANDINGS
As of Aug 23
1. Cil Sans 124)
2 M&M Meds (2-0)
3 Knights of Columbus (2.1)
4. DSD HMO ehlprovam.m. (1.1)
5. Carpal Tilde 0.1)
6, T I W Ads l i Son PAch (1.2 - ernleia oo
7. Pma1•m•q Sdew W Spteb 11,2 • ebnetateal
6. Astute-tL•yrla Radford (1•x - ekmknalad)
9. Ptater.q SbSpon (01 - aa+lerrse).
PLAYDPf RESULTS
Aug. IS: All-slate-Wayrw plaohrd 16 (MVP Sit" For-
gtetorson) vs. PKkomm;; SIC -Sports 6 (MVP Erre cuyor);
MSM Meats 15 (WP me Islam) w Pickering Scute t for
s 14 IMVP Bram Wattl. DA D Hate Improvements 11
(MVP Josh Burl) vs. Knghls of Columbus 10 (MVP
Vmce Oppeainsano). T Hamilton and Son Roo" 20
(MVP the team) vs Carport Towne I I (MVP Adam Man.
0'86..)
Aug. 17: Knights of Columbus 14 (MVP Brendan Arm.
alrong) vs Pickering Slo-Sports 13 Eomvtated Plckor-
ing SIo-Sporls. P�ckeang Source for Sports 15 (MVP
Jordan Bonnie) vs Allstate - Wayne Redford 13 Elmtr
mated Allstate -Wayne Redfdo. MSM Meats 15 IMVP
Patrick Ferguson) vs 08D Home Improvement 13
(MVP Thane Fitzgerald. Cdr Spin 111 (MVP Andrew
Arawodn1 til T IIs IVM i Son Fkm q •
Arg. 1111: Call So 14 (We ate teem) vs AWADW
Mayne Rarpid 9 (MVP Michael Steil); Knglns of
Columbus 13 IMVP Josh Doolittle) vs. T. Heroism S Son
Apple 11. E6 We T.1larrt•m S San RooBrq: Cor -
00 Towle 16 (MVP Adam Memgelica) vs. Pldering
Source for Spon 11 (WP Hayden Knee). Eliminated:
Pula ing Source lot Sports.
MIST PICKETING LADES 91.0.0111011 LEAGUE
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TEAM 0 W L T F A "S
Pstro-pwtr 16 13 2 1 316 167 27
Bevy's 16 12 4 0 280 201 24
Chao For Loo 18 10 4 2 297 200 22
Whoops 16 10 6 0 303 207 20
L@9- 16 9 6 1 281 221 19
Sun space 116 7 7 2 200 205 IS
Ro dw 16 4 11 1 240 288 9
Meisel. 16 3 12 1 227 306 7
Blown Awry 16 0 16 0 88 417
M�ORaS
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TEAM 0 WL T F A PTS
DOW" 21 17 3 0 1W 90 34
SgyBlly 19 13 5 1 158 90 27
Scorpprdp6 22 10 11 I 115 135 20
PeAor•t9 21 5 13 3 115 183 13
cabour0 19 5 13 1 121 174 11
DIVISION RESULTS
Aug. 17: SlouBvaM 10 vs Picksnq 7
Aug. tt Scaodor O 10 vs. Cobourg 5.
IWC. W. 0sh1e a vs. CObourg 6
Alg. 27: Oshawa 12 va. Sdrbdwdl 0
Arg. 31: S arbivough 7 vs. Pickering 6,
Sept. 3: Oshawa 11 vs. Pickering 2
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