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a time, page 8
Pickering
cracks
down on
rowdies
Zero tolerance
bike patrols hit
,4he trails .
BY LINDA WHITE
Staff Writer
PICIiERING — There
will be "zero tolerance imme-
diatela for mischief and
liquor. offences at all parks
here lls a new bike patrol
takes p the sneers this week.
The patrol, launched Mon-
day, is in response to a "grow-
ing number of complaints
from residents and communi-
ty organizations about parties,
rowdy behaviour and other
dangerous or obnoxious ac-
tivities in parks and other
open space," a news release
from the Town of Pickering
explains.
Because of those com-
plaints, Pickering undertook
the Safe Communities Initia-
tive several years ago to de-
termine how to control such
problems. That resulted in a
new bylaw approved last
spring to "protect and control
all public parks and open
spaces in the Town.
The idea for the bike pa-
trol, however, wasn't con-
ceived until June, reports Re-
f ' gional Ward I Councillor
Maurice Brenner. who stud-
ied similar programs in other
communities. "We wanted
to make sure enforcement of-
ficer- are visible in the com-
tnunity... because visibility is
a deterrent alone:' he ex-
plains. "On bikes, they're able
to move around on trails and
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Return to sender
Case jeo
Wl�early
tO
stand trial i*n
pyramid case
Prominent Durham Region
businesswoman and political
wife Anita Witty, alleged
queen of an illegal pyramid
scheme, will stand trial early
next year.
The trial date was fixed
Tuesday in an Oshawa court
following a three-hour closed -
door meeting between defence
lawyer Bernie O'Brien and
Crown attorney Michael
Minns, a Barrie prosecutor as-
signed to the case.
Mrs. Witty, the wife of for-
mer Durham Region council
and police services board
chairman, Jim Witty, was
charged by Durham police last
year with conducting an ille-
gal scheme.
The Witty's daughters,
Kimberly Richards. 33, and
Cheryl Loyst, 39. are charged
with the same offence and will
stand trial jointly with their
mother.
The trio were among 21
women arrested following an
intense investigation by
Durham Regional Police into
women -only pyramids, given
such names as Women Help-
ing Women and The Cookie
Pam McFater prepares to return the bull raise money for the Children's Wish Founder- Club.
during a fund-raising beach volleyball tour- tion. The parking lot of the local tavern was Players were recruited into
nament hewed by the Alumni Club to Ajax transformed into a 'beach'tu run the tour- the schemes with the promise
last weekend. The event was organized to nament. of a $40,000 return on a
ANITA WITTY
Charged last year
with conducting an
illegal scheme.
$5.000 investment.
In the past few months.
several women involved have
pleaded guilty to charges of
participating or conducting an
illegal scheme and made char-
itable contributions totalling
more than $200.000 in return
for lenient sentences.
A trial, expected to last five
days, is scheduled M t ." Ian
31 in the Ontario Court of Jus-
tice. Oshawa.
This is summer school, with a twist
other areas police cars just Young Durham students get a jump on new high school curriculum
can't get to. --
And
o "And to ensure "there are BY SUSAN O'NEILL has been a tremendous re- high school:' she says. -The classes next month. summer, says "for bw,t of the
no gaps, no holes" in the pro- Staff Wrier sponse to the voluntary pro- kids have improved ... much " "1 really believe the kids kids that are here who want to
gram, the Town's bylaw de- The lazy, hazy days of sum- gram. The Provincially -mandated have to get a good basis before learn and improve their marks,
partment has partnered with mer have been anything but for "We have a lot of students;' program was designed for they leave Grade 8:' says Mike it's been a good thing.
Durham Regional Police and nearly 1,000 Grade 8 gradu- says Heather Weber. principal Grade 8 graduates %ho were Forgione, principal at Father "1 looked at some of the
the Toronto Region Conserva- ates who are spending their at Pickering's Highbush Pub- achieving below a level three, Francis Mahoney Catholic students' report cards before
tion Authority (TRCA) to en- summer holiday in the class- lic School and program co -or- or 70 per cent, in their final School in Oshawa and summer we started and they weren't
sure all areas of the town are room. dinator for the Durham Dis- year at elementary school. school co-ordinator for the passing (some aspects of
covered, Coun. Brenner The region's two school trict School Board. And, both board, here have Durham Catholic District Grade 8 English):' she says.
notes. boards are offering math and Ms. Weber reports approxi- been offering classes, which School Board. "1 really believe "A number of them have im-
The program bears no ad- English courses this year to mately 16 classes of 25 stu- allow students to recap mater- in this.- proved... they don't want to be
ditional costs this year, as the ensure pupils have a good un- dents will wrap up their stud- ial covered in Grade 8, for ap- Mr. Forgione reports ap- here wasting their time during
Town's bike was paid for by derstanding of the Grade 8 ies tomorrow, while another proximately three hours a day proximately 160 students will the summer."
the Fairport Beach Ratepay- curriculum and are ready to 400 pupils have enrolled in from Monday to Thursday for finish their summer studies Ms. Porter says, "basically
ers Association and Bay start Grade 9 in September summer school programs a four-week period.'I`he public this week and he believes we're to cover as much of the
Cycle. Durham police and the when the Province's new sec- being held at eight elementary board will continue classes in they'll be "better prepared' for Grade 8 curriculum as we
TRCA already had available ondary curriculum is launched schools across the region in August, but the separate high school. can," noting students have
bicycles. The patrol is consid- across Ontario. August. board, which offered the pro- Grade 8 teacher Linda completed several assign -
And, as organizers at both "Talk about boosting their gram at four schools across the Porter, who's teaching an Eng -
See PICKER/NG page S Durham boards report, there self-esteem as they head into region in July, isn't holding lish class at Highbush this See SUMMER page 4
A day at the beach in Pickering and Aj*.,, Inse the News Advertiser
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AM MGE 2 NEWS ADVVUMR WEDNESDAY Et)ITION. July 28, 19.9
Ministry combs beaches
to count bacteria levels
Durham decides when and where
to post beaches as being unsafe
BY' KF.1TH 11111JGAN
Staff Writer
It's been sweltering the past few
days, with temperatures seemingly in
the 30 -degree Celsius range.
Add to that the humidity and there
would be nothing letter than a refresh-
ing dip to coxal off, to wash away the dirt
and grit from the back of your neck.
Maybe head to a kraal beach and
swim a few laps around the lake.
But, once you get there, a sign m -
forms you going into the water, from a
health perspective, isn't in your best in-
terests, because the bacteria levels have
exceeded provincial limits and going for
a swim could leave you sick.
Each week- the Ontario Mmisiry of
Health tests water at 16 beaches in
Durham Region to ensure the levels of
e.coh bactena levels are within guide- ALEX CONNOR
lines. 'No.surJ isater
While the Health Ministry does the 100 per cent safe.
testing. it's up to the Regional Health
Department to post which beaches are swallow it. you could get .
safe for swimming. Connor notes. "•fie likelihm
This past weekend. three of 16 ting sick) is higher with a big
beaches were officially posted, while a "Our threshold is much I
fourth was close to exceeding the U.S. and Europe• it's higher."
provincial limits. The closed beaches This past weekend, c.c
were Rotary Park in Ajax, and Lakeview ranged from a low of 13 at E
Beach East and Lakeview Beach West in Uxbridge to a high of 151
in Oshawa. E.coli levels at Kinsmen view Park West in Oshawa.
Beach in Scugog were approaching the
provincial limit.
E.coli is an organism found in the di-
gestive systems of humans and animals.
It gets into the lake through sewage con-
tamination. rum -off from streets, mads
and ditches, or animal or human waste
getting into the water.
Durham Region Manager of Envi-
ronmental Health Alex Connor says if
there are water fowl, such as ducks -
geese and gulls, e.coli is "always pre- l\\
sent".
The provincial guideline is a count of
less than 1(X) c.coli per 100 millilitres of p
water. A count of ks% than 100 means a
the water is safe for swimming. any-
thing higher paeans it's not. However, if
the reading get% close to 100. the Region
will post a warning.
That means it's not safe to swim at
that beach.
"We post beaches when the amounts
arc so high. there's a pateruial fox dis-
ease," Mr. Connor says. "Most likely
immersing your face• there would be -
eye. ear. nose and throat infection,.
There could be a stun infection if you
%.— a .W cx an abeacWY.
"If waters swallowed. there are any
number of gastro>Mtestinal disorders
you can get.»
For persons "highly susceptible- to
disease, such as the very young or old
and those with an immune disorder
problem, getting an mfection "occasion-
ally. these can be dcadly"
Beach samples froxo Durham we
tested at the ministry's Lab in Peterbor-
ough. Ministry of Health spokesman $3�
Paul Kineit& says. KENMORE• S
When tesung is conducted, lab tech-
nicians take a sample of beach water. Washer has a
then add other water and filter it all
through paper_ 15
Whatever is caught on the paper is e2nn Sear
allowed to grow for between 24 and 48 12 -cycle dryer
hours. Mr. Connor notes. "Colonies moisture sensor t
grow, milt of organisms grow. They drying. a6een Sear
past it on a lit background and physical-
ly count it"
E.coli is "an indicator organism" and
if the number is high, it's likely the
water has been contaminated with
: human or animal waste.
"It's kind of a numbers garde. No
surface water is 100 per cent safe.
There's bacteria in the water and if you
Beaches bring
sun -seekers,
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.ick:' Mr.
xf (of get -
her count.
ower. In the
oli levels
Igin Pond
at Lake -
Bacteria by the numbers...
I+renchman's Bay East, Pkkering 16 a colinge nl water
Frenchnisin's But West,Pklurhg 25 e.eoNnOO eel water
Rotary Park. Ajax 137 e.comoo ad water
Pkkerirrg Beach. Ajax 56 a caWloo Rd water
The p"wincial ,guideline is u count of less than /00 ecoli per
100 millilitres of wader. A count of less than 100 means the
water is saji (,r .00'itrinting; anything higher means it's not If
the reading ger% close to 100, the Region will post a warning.
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lieves it's "so unfortunate that we live
close to the water but can't go in it.'
Similar sentiments were expressed
at the beach at Rotary Park.
"I'm here, but not to go in the
water," admitted Corinne Pask, a
: Toronto resident who works in Ajax.
"I like Lake Ontario, but I have a
strong aversion to going in it.
"1 prefer going to pools when it
: comes time to cool off," she added. "I
like to use the beach for sunbathing
and walking" and often visits the
beach on lunch hours.
But posted warnings couldn't keep
some youngsters from playing in the
water.
Some could be seen at the water's
edge, but none were swimming.
Testing continues throughout the
summer at Durham Region beaches to
test the levels of bacteria and deter-
mine whether it's safe to swim.
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A drivingforce
Joyce Smith (centre), founder of the Second men. Seeing that Second Chance has a reli-
Chance Wildlife Sanc•tuary which helps stray able vehicle for the cause are Dave Webber
animals from Ajax and Pickering, cheerfully service manager at Davidson Dodge
accepted the keys to a van donated to the Chrysler and Brad Dumoulin, president of
group through the efforts of local business- Nebraska Collision.
Durham school boards host
meetings on education charges
The region's public and
Secondary School. 1020
separate school boards arc
Dryden Blvd.. Whitby, to
hosting two joint meetings
outline the development
next month to consider new
charge proposals and to
education development
gain public input.
charge bylaws in Durham.
Another public meeting
Under the Education
is being held Wednesday.
Quality Improvement Act.
Aug. 25 at 7 p.m. at the
the Province set out new cn-
Durham District School
teria for the collection of
Board's headquarters. 400
education development
Taunton Rd. E., Whitby,
charges, which have been
when trustees from both
used in the past to fund the
boards will consider the by -
construction of new
laws for approval. Both
schools.
school boards are accepting
But, with the implemen-
written submissions from
tation of Bill 160, education
members of the public,
development charges are to
which are to be received no
be used only for the acquisi-
later than noon on Tuesday,
tion of school sites and ser-
Aug. 3.
vicing costs. All current by-
A background study out-
laws expire Aug. 31, 1999.
lining the development
The Durham District
charge proposals is avail -
School Board and the
able at the public board's
Durharn Catholic District
education centre in Whitby
School Board will host a
and at Monsignor Paul
joint public meeting Mon-
Dwyer Catholic High
day. Aug. 9 at 7 p.m. at Fa-
School. 700 Stevenson Rd.
ther Leo J. Austin Catholic
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News Advertiser photog-
award with his essay 'Walk
rapher Jason Liebregts has
With Mc: published Nov. 27.
won a national newspaper
1998. He visited children
award.
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Mr. Liebrcgts was named
nod of six mauhs, to capture
second -place winner in the
on film the challenges they
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face. In doing so, he discov-
papers Association's 1999
ered a world of determina-
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tion, love and insight.
competition for best photo
The awards were present -
essay in our circulation tate-
ed at a national convention in
gory. Mr. Liebregts won the
Calgary. Alta., last weekend.
rently serving as the temporary loca-
tion for separate board staff while ren-
ovations are completed at the Catholic
education centre this summer. For
more information call the public
board at 666-6431 or the separate
board at 576-6707 ext. 207.
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Rabid raccoons spark call for pet
vaccinations in Durham
Precautions urged in wake of outbreak
BY JAC'QUIE MCINNE.'S
Staff Writer
Pet vaccination is more crit-
ical than ever since a new strain
of raccoon rabies was discov-
ered In Ontario earlier this
month, says the local health de-
partment.
"The issue now is we've
had the first case of raccoon
strain of rabies in Canada," says
Alex Connor, environmental
health manager for the Durham
Regional Health Department.
And though the discovery took
place hundreds of kilometres
away, the possibility of a simi-
lar occurrence in Durham or
any other part of Ontario is en-
tirely possible, he suggests. "A
point -source outbreak could
occur anywhere if a raccoon
were to hitch a ride (on unsus-
pecting vehicles):' he says.
On July 14, a rabid raccoon
was discovered in the Prescott
area and this past Sunday, July
25, a second rabid raccoon was
destroyed after it attacked a dog
in an area about 15 kilometres
north of Brockville.
"It's not a great surprise to
us that a second case has been
found not far from the first Ma -
yard -Prescott incident:" said
Dr. Rick Rosatte of the Min-
istry of Natural Resources
(MNR) Rabies Research Unit
in a news release. "Raccoons
are very social and tend to en-
counter other raccoons on their
travels:'
Even more worrisome is rac-
coons also tend to encounter
outdoor household pets, says
Mr. Connor. "Raccoons interact
so well with cats and dogs and
that contact puts people who
own animals at greater risk"
Part of the problem is "the
number of raccoons. There are
so many of them and they are
nocturnal animals and some-
times prey on cats. Cats can be
infected through fights if they
are unvaccinated.' he adds.
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ing a strategy to address the
problem and bring forward a
public awareness campaign,
says Mr. Connor. The groups
areinvestigating a mandatory
vaccination policy and possibly
fall vaccine clinics. However,
Mr. Connor points out, a yearly
check-up which includes a vac-
cine at a veterinarian is best for
the overall health of the animal.
But, it isn't only pet owners
who should take precautions
against raccoon rabies. Resi-
dents should ensure they are
not encouraging raccoons or
other wild animals to come
closer to their homes where
contact with domestic animals
is likely.
"One of the things people
have to do is not feed raccoons.
They should not encourage
them or feed them by hand. It's
a very dangerous situation for
rabies but also being bit is not
much fun either."
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Summer
school
students
choose
to learn
SUMMER form page t
ments, including a novel study, and
will write a final exam worth 25 per
cent of their overall mark this week.
Sonia Aggarwal, who graduated
from Vallev Farm Public School in
Pickering this year, says the summer
school experience has been worth-
while.
"it was my decision. I wanted to
come:- says the 14 year old who
took math and English courses this
month. "I thought I would be better
prepared (for high schcxtl):'
Both Sonia and Jason Hoang, a
fellow Valley Farm graduate who's
also attending summer school, agree
it's been a lot of work.
" I didn't really want to come at
first:' says Jason. 13. "But as we got
into it. I think it will help me a lot at
high school. -
Jason anticipates he's "going to
have to work a lot harder in high
school" and Says when he looks
back, he's "glad (my parents) made
me go to summer school this year."
Mr. Forgione notes students re-
ceive a report card. which is for-
warded to the high school they'll at-
tend in September. And, although
their summer school mark doesn't
change their final Grade K average.
it does give their new school an idea
of their capabilities.
"It's pretty serious' he adds.
"It's not a play school in the sum-
mer...
Meanwhile, across the province
there are approximately 20.000
Grade 8 students attending summer
school this year. estimates provin-
cial Ministry of Education
spokesman Dave Ross.
He says approximately 15 per
cent of Ontario's Grade K students
are likely enrolled in summer school
programs, explaining that estimate
was based on the results from past
Grade 3 and 6 provincewide tests.
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tember to raise money for the Cana- Living'.
dian Cancer Society. The cost of the class is SM per
The East Unit of the Canadian person and registration includes a
Cancer Society and Loblaws Oshawa copy of Ms. Lindsay's cookbook.
Market are joining forces to host the To register or for more informa-
cooking class Sept. 9 with Anne tion call 725-1166.
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PICKERING from page 1
ered a pilot project this year and will
he re-examined in the fall, when it
winds down during the cooler
months.
"We will determine what we want
In do for summer 2000;' says Coun.
Brenner. "We may look at expand-
ing" and hiring college security stu-
dents for the summer, adds Coun.
Brenner, who hopes bike patrols will
put a stop to vandalism, graffiti and
dog owners who fail to clean up after
their pets.
And fines "aren't just a slap on the
wrist," warns Coun. Brenner. "They
are fairly hefty."
The Town is now in the process of
applying to the Ministry of the Attor-
ney General for approval of 'short
form wording' that will allow munic-
ipal law enforcement officers to issue
on -the -spot tickets to people contra-
vening the bylaw.
Police Inspector John Morrison is
pleased with the patrols. "It is impor-
tant that a community takes owner-
A.J. GROEN/ News Advertiser photo
A nev mobile patrol is ready to hit Pickering trails in search of beach
parties, vandals and other mischief -makers. From left are John Zwick of
the Tonmto and Region Conservation Authoritv. John Victor Durham Re-
gionatPolice Constable Tony Whetham, Dean Avery and Town of Picker-
ing k,,Wv • enforcement officer John Wojnicz. Bay Cycle donated the pa-
trol btycle to the Town of Pickering.
Town stakes its place
on Trans Canada Trail
Pickering provides link in 16,000 -km path
The world's an incredible feat a prick in being For more mfor-
"10ng6t multi -use to link the ccxintry Canadian;' be- mation, visit the
recrdional trail" by a trall. Heves Ms. Hamill- Web site at
will wird its way "It comes from ton. www.tctrail.ca.
thrllu4k Ajax and
Pickcing, linking
our d,mmunities
to thy rest of the
count.
Tit 16,000-
kilorrtre trail will
wind through
every province
and icrntory in
Cantu and will
be usd for walk-
ing, cycling,
horsoack riding,
crctsw wntry ski -
mg ad snOwnio-
b bre;.
Tic ofricial in-
tiugu ition of the
Trans Canada
Trail 't slated for
Sept. 9. 2000.
That *ring. water
is tO K collected
from JCC nation's
bonknng oceans
- dr Pacific. At -
n aid Arctic
Tit victoria•
B.� St. John's.
Null.. and Tuk-
Wylktuk. N.W.T,
resFL tively.
ktxwt 5,000
Caladians will
relly those waters
al g the trail to
al
capi-
tal region for the
inalguration. The
Warr is to be met
will a series of
Ceitili(-:tions as it
pasies through
,eagi community
en louse to the in -
au ion site,
w it will be
s bolically
in the Trans
Fountain.
rganizers
the "average
an • to
M y the waDers.
Jill Hamilton,
y 2000 Com-
m 'ty Animator.
,rue looking.
f people of all
and abili-
..We will try
match carriers
thea local
;Applications
f those initerest-
n taking part in
relay will be
a 'lable at all
Post of-
frtl after Sept.
1 I. , Participants
wili be selected in
Jamf� informa-
tion pavilion will
be set up in
Uxb ge, which
willbe linked
tteo. Vail, on
Tlt idea for
the artbitiouls pro-
ject Grate during
Canadi 125 cele-
brafio , notes
Ms. Hamilton,
when me be-
lieved would be
DURHAM
NOTICE OF THE PASSING. OF AN ARIA SKC64C DIVELOpWINT CK^RGE3
MY -LAW FOR WATER SUPPLY SERVICE FOR THE
CARRUTHERS CREEK DEVELf3/1EFIT AREA
My THE REGIONAL WANCIPALITY OF DURHAM
TAKE NOTICE the 90 Coubd Of The ^.panel k*jmcodley of OKdhan
parer Davreopraw Charge 9V4M No 51-M on la 20'any of Ady. 19M
user la DeunlppnAud Charg" Ad. 1997.
AND TAKE NOTICE Wua any we. a orartraa. nay appeal b M
Onwo tuun p e Board -dew SOOp Is der ACL by Biagi wen Sha Came d
M Raperrl akeenpoaW d Wan on r - s, M 29" day d &VeO IWP a
am- M speed samey eWe*.- - rparLdarra tea reseeru
eaaaoran9 so osPOas.
M SRok.r W o 4t" devebpwem d,.gw erua , and • dedLypmOn d 999
Wads to Marl, to byiare upper and Bat as prime
OVERVIEW
0.vesaprrrert Ch-rgr w M praRWy yrdnagi eoubd M/ Bllaraag Ragielrra
Sosaa-rMa4d apYl ea0aridle/M OaMapalMra tlawgr aq e•ppead ap9nd
Roe d -mos nere d M end d doeselPnera applavale n aoWrderbn wed, ae
Ad
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A CarnMMrs Class Wow &VOY Son," Arad Specie Onvabpwrw Charms In
M anan4 c0 S13,409 pr M mve...e. actaw for balk me-rmal an
aad non-
maaawead urn • a1OosW eftdWe Aup* 31. 190.
DESCRIPTION OF CARRUTHENS CREEK DEVELOPMENT AREA
The Car,Nthers Cores Devdbp ee, Ares a M awl, gworMy. bounded by
Pickeng Math Road. 1bills" No. 2. A"" Read and Lay Ordered. M In rad
Then of APO.
LANDS AFFECTED
0104"10D sl-99MPbM b M W Ws Henn dr CWROWM Crash tkvabpaNr4
Ana. wah Vel -eceI - of Wide age an owned M add used /w 9e purposes or
999 Repos ar a LOCaI Bond thersof, a board se dawned n lactpn 1(1) or ase
EAKabn Ad mad an Arms Mwropd4y w a Local Burd 0sdof n the single,
Brew- a a any orae Also the •arses b w/Krh 999 by -ion appal
areAgi WATM •Noy MatIQ
NOTES
• Byiml No. 51-99 hss an n-blaa date of August 31. 1999.
• De161apRad dwpr npo-ed plaalMN to tles header BIW be a livaed
arKK1My, wSw4 anOW n t b this byawy. Rs of to 1"day d J1d1' in
accwdanse well999 StaWbm Crowds OuwWt, Construction Pace
Slat do. uldogue numoar 52.007, for ths wed recently available
mtnld parol -rating March 31.
• In accorderrcr arab 1,e Act and By -low No 51-N. oartaet de vebphow a
OXWO been to payment of area sp-cine d-vdopnent charges n the
Carn.4 em Cram developow oma.
• Syiaw No. 51.99 Mrpvm August 31. 420N. urt-sa 4 is repdaMe at an
A copy of the oDnrtplot- by-law a-vedable for -ramnMbn In my oRed du-i,g
regular oft* Il WM
Ddled at to Town W WAMby Of N" dry at Jay, 190.
Psbicls M. N OMI, AM.C.T.
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DURHAM
N0nCE OF THE PASSNG OF AN AREA SKCIFIC DEVELMNW 0 ANGES
•Y-LAMf FOR S ua1TARY SEWERAGE MpRKs FOR TME
CANOWT12RS CREEK DEWLOPWNT AREA
BY THE REGIONAL TUNIC PALnY OF OnJN11AM
TAKE NOTICE Vial The CmrwA of The Reponse 1Y"ser .. -0 of Damn
Poland D-wobe„rrd Chop R 0 IVa No 52-90 mer 29- der Of Jury. 1999
WOW ale .')eeerueraaarr Cb@W3 ACf 1997
AND TYKE NOTICE e,ar any pone or onme a ea ,ray aspect b the
ONNne eu„ooa Board w,0er Sedan 14 of M ACL W U" n She Gers of
M Re9ean w --o v d Dursarwe an d bolo.. M 21day d e quer11Ne a
arena at appeal enblp dad t- O1RKam he M syamww a,d he waaoro
srra0awelq ow obracean
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genes N Mwrl1 aM by-law apo_ w an -re bola -
OVERVIEW
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11,'owe"dabd we" eft -'--as O-oaa«d chomy" ars n0aaao slowed
nal aenelaprr,erd re se lata M dewn..araem Immature• n a comidoaa rah ns
Ad
RFSCENTA..NON.RESINNTLAL DEVELO"OEKT CNAFIGES
A Carm0lovs C emk Sareeay Sewarape Swv,Ce awe Spood, DowedrawNnt
chrods a The, owes" Of st0.1N pew not aWA"M We hertae br bra Mommew
ea am -ran andId umme a sen,- eft.0- Auprd 31. ln9
DESCRIPTION OF CAR RUTHERS CREEK OEVELOPWMT AREA
TIM Caaaaerws Crone DevreosNWW Aron a Mora. 9Wuraay, blended by
Lar Ohba To rue www,. &We" Floodb Me art. Tau,bn riot b we naw,
and te, OMV Sad, Red. Hsrewod AwerMa mea Sworn Road b ger wet. So o
M Torn of Alex
LANDS AFFECTED
Syrew No 52-90 aWIms b 0 Won oW- ase Caruthers Cents Dowsroten we
Moe, wh rue een1 Of W%ft Vol w paned by and Woad for the wraoos, of
MO Rw9en o a Were Ilpanl IM" a herd M donned n Seceon 1(11 of to
Edmund", Ad err on Amo l0wmads, or a Loral Bow thermos n de Repm
Sedee a • Nq• nut maps r9 the Wren b .man M byder apples
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NOTES
•
Ely -bre No. 52-99 has an i, -face lode of A1qud 31. 1999.
• O-Wdoynm4 Charges 071110 a by 9ls by-- SW be aLrylaWd arrKlMy.
wi11wR amerldlrw4 to due by-law. as of the 1"day of Apo, 2000. new on
each succosalwo April 1" dale n accordance win the Statistics Carm as
Oum @ft. CorM9W011 Prig StalWles, ea WWW Mentor 92.007. for it*
mart meanly evadable 12 month pWtod.
• In aemrtlmra With 1te Act and By -las No. 52-99. certain doweloPmerl is
wMn F koro the p-yrare of area spwcMc d-vebpine t charges in 999
Carnmers Crook dervdopnent arm.
• Byaw- No. 52-99 expo-- August 31. 2004. unless it is rap-stss at an
-W UW dote.
A copy of the ean9leM bydsw Is available for WninMlon n my OMM dung
regular o@ra howl.
O-iad at tum T-wm of Walby M 21' ay W Jay, 19W
►abtale Y. MMIN, A.Y.C.T.
Ralloalal CMA
N"imd MenYc ipMy of Duda.
GN Rossi" Road Lea
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LIN 6M
ship of its own issues;' he said at the
launch, held at the Waterfront Bistro
at the bottom of Liverpool Road.
"This is the perfect example of a
partnership... We can't do it by our-
selves. We learned that the hard
way;' said Insp. Morrison, who ap-
plauded a "workable" bylaw that will
help ensure "these parks are for
everyone"
The TRCA is equally pleased.
"We have had some unwanted activi-
ty happening on our lands.- noted re-
gional manager John Swick.
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NOTICE OF THE PASSING OF A OMLOPMENT CHARGES
BY4AW BY THE REGIONAL WUOICW^LITY OF OIRbiAM
TAKE NOTICE that To council of The Rep, Mwwcp@W of Oumern
peened Dwo opernt ChaMo Byier No 50.99 m The 20' day, of Judy. 1999
under dee 00-supnwrf Cargo, Art. 1997.
AND TAKE NOTICE That arty pwsw, or Wgmraetn may appal To Who
Omane Munrapd 8-4 under section 14 d to Ad, n wapect I to
d-vebprrwd charge tN;w, by BMg were, to CMA of The IN pmld fer„uparp
of Whwn on W briar- M 211' day of AwW V1 TRIM a nobas of appal swag
0111 ee a- . b aw Opfa'+ arra ars mnawe fupptranp er oappaon
M eeplmnron of M d-ve .0 charges wNpoeda and We daaapbn of M
W,b b lnllrtre M -Y'M" apposs w Bal out baro.
OVERVIEW
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7&-*-nMaled cap" ti0mdibrw Ow-oiopnw4 d wgm an n9oaad agrm
new (loweloPwr4 (rdoaserr-dl and weoal-r-adwerd.mra,erpre was, kw.") at nn
gine of deeMapwrM approrme In loco dew won e,e Act
LANDS AFFECTED AND APPLCAPLE SERVICES
SY4M 50-99 appane b Y Wild n the Raison ON Duston, sell M --osow of
War VW w orad or and used b M pepnaw d ow Nag. w a Lowe
domed thermal, a Domed ms dnad wd
ladd a section 1(1) e Educ~ Aand on
Area MurlrCo.My or a Load Suerd /awed n the Rgon.
S,Nw No 5699 awrpooas rsaa-wed darnbprerm Clrerpde n wgerd logo
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M aged. m.gWW 006M fee"" and dewslopnna mlaeW fullest,
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o9 w r Moria
RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMEN7 CHARGES
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NV IIS:
• By -naw No. 5699 as an nbrca dor of August 31.19M
• WvslopnNd crestless "posed NMUMN b lis by4la WW be aOated
annually, without arrendowM b to by-law. as d to V dry of July o
aModWbe adh the Statntiu Coulee OWN". Caerucle n Prca 3Moopo,
Cdabgus m~ 92-007. for On most rsondy avataber alma pend ",dr
Nardi 31.
• In aomNance wdh the Ad ane By -low No 5699. pertan dawacpne nt n -ompt
from n» pernwd of mporW hweicesre,t dergea
• Resimsahal aha non-medenad-co warcal use ea`AbplaM charges he water
supply and srvtry sewerage are payable ears lands, bud" or strucapas
we serviced me asked n the by-law.
• By4ow No 5699 •speer August 31. 2004. unMu n It repsdr at an sadw
awe.
A copy of 999 cwrkgio% by4ow a ava4eb e W 09orno than n my ofBca dlnng mguar
odea horn.
Daesd at the Town of W Aby this 21' dry of Atm, ISN.
Palrarlo M. Msew, AM.C.T.
Rd9i, Clark
RegilorW Municipality of Darkest
80 Roednw Road East
Whday, Oneness
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E ditorial & OPINIONS �.
N E W S
EDITORIAL
Pickering needs
a new library
A new chapter in services
is necessary for growing town
When is a library not really a library?
It's not really a library when you have to make deci-
sions about removing older material if new material ar-
rives.
It's not really a library when it serves approximately
30,000 citizens in an aging structure that is only 4,200
square feet in size.
It's not really a library when a growing number of ser-
vice requests must be met through a central library sever-
al kilometres away.
That's the case being made for a new facility to serve
the western portion of the town by library board officials
and Ward 1 Pickering Councillor Dave Ryan.
Pickering officials will be formally asked to resurrect a
plan for construction of the new library, intended to re-
place the Rouge Hill branch, at its Aug. 3 meeting, which
will cost Town taxpayers approximately $1.89 million.
The original plan was shelved in 1998 so Pickering of-
ficials could investigate a proposal to locate a new public
library in the area at Woodlands Centennial Public School,
which the Durham District School Board intends to close. p in the blit e. One's heart aches list acknowledgedthat Durham
That alternative plan didn't come to much, putting Picker- 1 fivacy should ry y
ing library officials and users back to their starting point.
In the intervening year. the need for a new library in the
western portion of town has grown — along with the con-
struction costs.
" 1Lis is a project that's long overdue.- noted Coun.
Ryan last week. He added that the project was "postponed
unnecessarily" and said it should have been started as long
ago as 1997.
Those arc strong words, politically charged as they are.
But even more meaning can be found in the comments
of library officials, who informed councillors they are
working in a facility that is woefully inadequate, which is
in poor condition and which, because of its size, relies
heavily on the central library branch to meet service
needs.
That's simply not an efficient use of existing resources
and even forces people who use their community library
frequently to travel across town.
Pickering officials have atready done much of the pre-
liminary work for a new library. What is required now is
the political will to follow through and provide west Pick-
ering residents with a facility which matches that of the
central library.
A substantial Portion of Pickering u currently being
under -screed by its public library system and that, quite
simply, needs to be remedied quickly.
We urge Pickering councillors find the means and the
necessary funding — some of which is already available
— to proceed with the new library.
Let's open a new chapter in library services for Picker-
ing and close the book — once and for all — on an aging
structure which is no longer providing what residents have
ah-S+o'� Kathryn Bremner,
It may be time for the Province to consider harsh new Kennedys are forced to carry out gion ..." Chairmans. Parents in Action for
penalties for those who kill while they drive recklessly. this most private affair very much Now that Mr. Flaherty has pub- CbWknged Kids
The 'penalty' for David Doerfler of Claremont, who drove
through a Manchester intersection after a police chase had - —i– -- been called off, and rammed a car killing day or criminal
i John Let's talk about sex...
Gibbons was slight indeed: two years less a day for criminal
negligence causing death.
Even the description of the charge with its emphasis on the A L
criminal negligence and its de -emphatic on causing death Tories bast booming economy increasing condom sales
leads a member of the public to pause for thought. It's as if the
death part is an afterthought, not really the point of the judicial Premier Mike Harris's contro-
e)
A D V E R T I S E R
`lam' 1�.1 % ■
J U L Y 2 8, 1 9 9 9
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Eri
R
Region is indeed ahigh-growth '
be respected
who, having lost her father, mother,
tuna sole surviving brother, has been
area, when will the children of
Durham receive their fav share of
I
left alone in the world. This brave
�t
The odd boast was made by
woman has had no choice but to
dun's Treatment Centre? As Mr.
To the editor:
come to [emu with her grief as the
PICKERING
Thc untimely dant of lobo F
'
dren's Centre, situated in Oshawa
NEWS
of a camera lens.
with satellite offices in Port Perry
ADVERTISIR
However famous the family is,
i
A Metroland Community
�.
i
Newspaper
Eri
for Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg,
Region is indeed ahigh-growth '
be respected
who, having lost her father, mother,
tuna sole surviving brother, has been
area, when will the children of
Durham receive their fav share of
day and were shocked at the lenient sentence.
left alone in the world. This brave
funding for the Region's only Chit -
The odd boast was made by
woman has had no choice but to
dun's Treatment Centre? As Mr.
To the editor:
come to [emu with her grief as the
Flaherty knows, Grandview Chil-
Thc untimely dant of lobo F
world watches though the solei eye
dren's Centre, situated in Oshawa
Kennedy Jr. has left the world reel-
of a camera lens.
with satellite offices in Port Perry
ing in shock that yet another
However famous the family is,
and Ajax, is the lowest forded chil-
Kennedy has been snatched fnxn
and whatever they have done for
dren's treatment centre out of 19 ,,
the world while still in the prime of
their country, they arc still humans
serines in the province! i
then life, and disbelief that the only
whose privacy should be respected
Grandview is classified as a hos-
son of the 35N President of the
at this terrible time. Have the media
pilot under the Public Hospitals Act
United States will not be allowed to
forgotten so quickly the lessons of
and yet it has received none of the
bear the torch his father left burning
Diana's death?
growth funding that has been apo -
bright.
!sn't a a pity that all it takes is [fie
sated to hospitals in the 905 far the
The older generation is haunted
chance for one greedy grab fora
past two -a -half yarn. Funding
by the trieneiory of the solemn child
sensational picture for all the
has been frown for the past six
in the powder blue coot who broke
promises of the past to be forgotten?
years and although along -awaited
(heir beano when he raised his
credit all the partying
review of children's treatment ccn-
clwbbY hand in a solemn salute to
Radhr'ka Dixiit.
ties is in the works, our children
his slain father, die boy who in
Pkkering
and their families continue to rc- '
dtutli is pulling on their hamstrings
ceive limited services: sit on kxig �
on" more. The younger generatiara
Grandview
wait lists M go without service en -
is left woedenvig what this striking
needs
tircly. In fact, the number of chit -
man could have become had he raw
vanished from his earthly existence
increased funding
drcn on Graiidvicw's caseload has
� since 1990. The number of ;
at such � arIY �•
children referred to Grandview
The Pato � � public � intense
more sex. They may merely be
with a diagnosis of AutisrdPerva-
and corisuming, surprising the pub-
To else editor:
sive Developmental Disorder has
tic itself. which until now did rat
It was great to read the province
abrneat tripled in the past four years!
realize the hopes they had pinned
has provided much-needed growth
I have no dewM our MPPs, in-
on a non many of the grief-stricken
fiast5ng to the Lakeridge Health
eluding the very high profile Attor-
never knew. gCorporationfLakerdge
gets S1.2
riey General Jim Flaherty and Janet
the pain the sner fe, e plain
caun(orhd'ywtcvw"o
million injection; This Week, July
Ecker, Minister of Education, an-
dthe familyxx.
14). It was even more satisfying to
derstand there is a serious problem.
Thu tragic dynasty has faced
read Jim Flaherty's acknowkdg-
However. the fact remains Grand -
more sorrow than most families
sent that "our government is coin-
view ri seriously underfunded by
will ever know. To intensify the ser-
milted to making sue that hospitals
any measure txie arcs to use. The
tow of burying a fatrily member in
have the resources they good in
question is whys
the summer of his life, the
hi area like Durham Re-
�
Sentencing must
fit the crime
exercise at all.
vetsial government has stirred a
Try telling that to Lorna Gibbons, widow of John, or to the
lot of passions, but will have trim -
dead roan's parents, Helen and Bob, who were in court Mon-
ble with its latest claim it has in -
day and were shocked at the lenient sentence.
duced people to have more sex.
The events of last Nov. 15 suggest a disaster was waiting
The odd boast was made by
to happen. Police received two calls from Mr. Doertler's es-
Economic Development Minister
tranged wife Candice who reported sbe was being followed
Al Palla hni. who attributed an in -
and harassed by him. Police arrived on the scene at 1:40 am.
crease in a leading manufacturer's
and briefly chased Mr. Doerfler, who refused to stop. When he
sales of condoms to an economic
hatred off his headlights police gave up the tense. A few min-
boom created by Mr. Harris's Pro -
uses later, he collided with the Gibbous car
gressive Conservatives.
Mr. Doerfler has spent the past e*k months in custody and
Mr. PalladW said residents are
that was factored into his sentarce. But his completely ine
mere prosperous and happier and
sponsible actions in no way changes the outcome for the Gib-
therefore having more sex, which
bons family.
"hind of go hand in hand," al -
Surely the decision by Mr. DoertiQ teat to stop for Police,
though it is not known whether be
the decision by him to tum off his beadtights while driving at
intended a sly play on words.
night on a highway and his going through an intersection must
He said be was encouraged Be-
all play a part in the length of his seateact.
cause mom people havingsex
"are doing it in a safe wayand
E -+woof asnaaaewtr ow tdnae eliiteriailt b
buying condoms, which helps the
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economy at the same time.
rerielence wi8 be e ndilleredforpw�r�ora
When a reporter pointed old
sales of liquor as well as condoms
YOU SAID IT
and 1�IYina all have increased,
Mr. Palladini pleaded, "I hope
The question was:
they give Mike Harris's govern -
ment the for
credit all the partying
How do you deal with the heat?
that's going on and all the positive
things that are happening in our
economy."
Some of the theorizing of the
minister, who used to be a car
dealer and to whom exaggerations
come easily, is open to question.
means of preventing
If people buy more condoms, it
is not conclusive proof they have
more sex. They may merely be
taking more precautions because
of increased appeals for safe sex.
Bob McKay John Trickett David Carty
Some possibly use condoms —
says "I drink lots says, "1 stay in- says, "I swim and
dare it be said? — because they
of water and stay side as mach as stay in the air
feel they cannot afford or do not
in the shade and possible." conditioning."
want to bring up children in a so -
air conditioning
ciety where Mr. Hams, more than
whenever possi-
any premier before him, is dis-
We, y
mantling the social safety net.
r
c
Dowd
At Queen Park
pregnancy and sounded embar-
rassed it even raised the issue.
The Tories continue to claim to
be the parry which supports fami-
ly values, but oddly, more than
any other, they have had problems
with sex.
Mr. Palladiai would have fell
moa at home discussing it pub-
licly because be is the only
minis-
Wottnen on welfare will be par- ter in memory wed by as ex-girl-
ticularly apprehensive about be- friend for support of a child. He
settling Pregnant because Mr. admitted while married he had an
Harris stopped a scull extra food affair wilt an employee at his car
allowance given pregnant welfare dealership and was already WYloB
reClpaenLS. SupPOfi which she Wanted in.
All that extra boon Mr. Pella- creased.
diol is overjoyed residents arc The only Speaker of the Legis -
swilling down may even be erod- lature, or MPP for that matter,
ing restraint and promoting what sued for allegedly sexually harass -
in stricter times would have been ing a wasntm employee is a Harris
called promiscuity with unending Tory Allan Mclean, who was
help from movies aid TV show- pushed quickly from that office by.
mg Ines and Women jumping into Mr. Harris and MPPs, although
bed within minutes of saying the allegation still has not been
hello. proven.
On top of this thea are always Mr. Harris also has the only
questions about how much Mr. MPP arrested for soliciting a po-
Harris is responsible for economic licewornan posing as a prostitute,
growth, when experts overwhelm- Bill Vankoughnet, who was seat
ingly attribute it more to a boom on a course which lectures offend -
in the U.S. and low interest rates ens on tine damage caused by pros_
over which he has no control. titution.
Many, and particularly Tories, Mr. Harris's Tories will still try
will consider Mr. Palladini's boast to portray themselves as support -
that his government boosts con- ens of family values in an election
dem sales, in poo taste. Tories next year because of their hard
traditionally have been reticent in line against street crime, but th:y
discussing sex. Long -serving are not helped by a minister's
William Davis, father of five, boast they promote boon, parties,
never used the word publicly in 14 condoms and sex.
years as premier as he urged
maintaining family values. E-aroil corwatsttts on this column
Mr. Harris's government re- to lutews@/krrlltaar,rrst Srtbarft-
cently outlined its policy on sex siolu which iwclrsdtr Nie writer}
education in elementary schools, fall waives reed town of residence
wanted abstinence stressed as the will los considered for prrblica-
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(*rfts&Entertainment
N E W
FormerAjac resident Claudette Mink is playing oppo-
site such Hollywood heavyweights as Brendan Fraser
Whoopi Goldberg and Bridget Fonda in the film Mon -
ke-v Bone, currently shooting in Los Angeles and San
Francisco. Mink plays the role of Typhoid Mary in the
20th Century Fos film.
S ADVERTISERJULY 28, 1 9 9 9
Former Ajax resident on a role...
Mink gets down and dirtyas Typhoid Mary
BY AL R/VETT
Stuff Editor
AJAX — A former Ajax resident
is surrounded by a big -name cast in a
movie she's currently working on in
Los Angeles.
Claudette Mink is playing the sup-
porting role of Typhoid Mary in the
movie Monkey Bone, starring Bren-
dan Fraser, Whoopi Goldberg and
Bridget Fonda.
For Ms. Mink the part is small, but
one she's glad to have won after at-
tending an audition earlier in the sum-
mer. It's not the big role she was hop-
ing for, but one that's significant
nonetheless.
"Of course I was delighted to get
the role. To work with (director)
Henry Selick, Brendan Fraser and
Whoopi Goldberg, what actor would-
n't be thrilled?" notes Ms. Mink, who
makes her home in Los Angeles.
"It's a small role, so no, it doesn't
feel like a big break in that sense. But,
yes, it's definitely the highest profile
piece of work that 1 have been in-
volved in to date. The budget is
huge"
Monkey Bone is based on the
comic book series Dark Town and, to
give the movie that comic book feel,
director Selick, who's been at the
helm of such movies as James and the
Giant Peach, has added the element of
animation to the project, notes Ms.
Mink.
Her character, Typhoid Mary, is
one of the delightful, bizarre cast of
characters that Brendan Fraser's char -
Sing and sip at Pickering Museum Village
PICKERING — Singing Hymn Sing will run from
3 p.m., while the muse-
will be open to the
from 11 a.m. to S p.m.
1850 chapel, cekbtates the old
The
groups am being wwght to par-
hymns of the church and i
invites
1:30 to
tic:ipaw in the annual OI' Fash-
guests, choirs and i rI5U1arlleniJl-
tan village
kited Hymn Sing and Afternoon
ists to participate.
public
Tea being held at Pickering Mu-
Organist Scott Kearns will
that
scum Village Sundry, Aug. 22.
accompany visitors ext the I
The movie has been shoot -
Thu; annual evert, held in the
rad pump organ•
ing for about a month in locales
Kidsgo Critter Crazy
at Pickeringlibrary
Summer programs continue in August
PICKERING — Several programs
for children six to I I years of age are
being offered next month by the Picker-
ing Public Library.
Fra tickets for the programs we
avalabie on a first-come, first-served
basis beginning at 9 a.m. on the dates
specified below, and by phone only after
I111.30 am. on the same dates.
Fold Along the Dotted Line will be
available at the Pickering Central Li-
brary (831-6265, cxt. 226) on Tuesday,
Aug. 3 at 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Chil-
dren can listen to stories and make paper
airplanes and paper whirligigs. Tickets
are available from Saturday, July 24,
Going Critter Crazy is offered at the
Central Library Monday, Aug. 9 at 2
P.M. and Tuesday. Aug. 10 at 10:30 a.m.
Participants will have the opportunity to
listen to critter tales and make crazy crit-
ters. Ti ket% arc available from Satur-
day, July 31. Also at the Central Library
will be the Rocky Creatures program.
with a rocky hour of stories and crafts
on Monday, Aug. 16 at 2 p.m. and Tues-
day. Aug. 17 at 10:30 a.m. The first day
to get tickets is Saturday, Aug. 7.
Make Your Own Adventure Comic
Strip a uttered at dic Rouge Hill branch
(509-2570) Tuesday, Aug. 10 at 2 p.m.
Children will learn how to Create their
own Cautions. Tickets can he obtained
Tuesdas. Juh
atter meets in his travels to
possible.
(to the audition) looking like I
Dark Town.
"It went well and I got a call
had Typhoid. I told them it took
Auditioning for the part was
back. so 1 dressed the exact
me days to accomplish my
day.
7190
For more information call
Ms. Mink admits that she mis-
ti83-71401. 111
Kidsgo Critter Crazy
at Pickeringlibrary
Summer programs continue in August
PICKERING — Several programs
for children six to I I years of age are
being offered next month by the Picker-
ing Public Library.
Fra tickets for the programs we
avalabie on a first-come, first-served
basis beginning at 9 a.m. on the dates
specified below, and by phone only after
I111.30 am. on the same dates.
Fold Along the Dotted Line will be
available at the Pickering Central Li-
brary (831-6265, cxt. 226) on Tuesday,
Aug. 3 at 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Chil-
dren can listen to stories and make paper
airplanes and paper whirligigs. Tickets
are available from Saturday, July 24,
Going Critter Crazy is offered at the
Central Library Monday, Aug. 9 at 2
P.M. and Tuesday. Aug. 10 at 10:30 a.m.
Participants will have the opportunity to
listen to critter tales and make crazy crit-
ters. Ti ket% arc available from Satur-
day, July 31. Also at the Central Library
will be the Rocky Creatures program.
with a rocky hour of stories and crafts
on Monday, Aug. 16 at 2 p.m. and Tues-
day. Aug. 17 at 10:30 a.m. The first day
to get tickets is Saturday, Aug. 7.
Make Your Own Adventure Comic
Strip a uttered at dic Rouge Hill branch
(509-2570) Tuesday, Aug. 10 at 2 p.m.
Children will learn how to Create their
own Cautions. Tickets can he obtained
Tuesdas. Juh
atter meets in his travels to
possible.
(to the audition) looking like I
Dark Town.
"It went well and I got a call
had Typhoid. I told them it took
Auditioning for the part was
back. so 1 dressed the exact
me days to accomplish my
interesting to say the least and
same way the second time. This
'look'. They got a good laugh
Ms. Mink admits that she mis-
time 1 met the producers and di-
out of it:'
gauged her character and what
rector. They were all looking at
The movie has been shoot -
she would look like when meet-
me a bit cock-eyed. They pulled
ing for about a month in locales
ing with those casting the
out a photo of Typhoid Mary. I
in Los Angeles and San Fran -
movie.
found out she was a real woman
cisco.
" I figured I would have to do
who came over to New York
The filming of Monkey
something to capture their at-
from Ireland in 1907. She is a
Bone will wrap up this summer.
tention. as many would have to
pretty woman, clean, healthy
It's expected to be released by
be beaten out for such a role, so
and well-dressed. I told them
20th Century Fox next fall.
1 decided to kook as horrihle as
that I thought I should come in
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ADVERTISERJULY 28. 1 9 9 9
Red Sox midgets play for
Ontario
at Canada Cup of baseball
Four from Pickering, one from Ajax compete for provincial under-] 7 squad
Red Sox mosquitoes semi-finalists at Clarkson ball tourney
Pickering stung by Brampton
PIC:KERING —The Pick- Pon and Ryan Lamanna. Start- The Pickering bats stayed
ering Rcd Sox minor mosquito ing pitcher Travis Hendry took ha in the second game against
rep baseball team was bounced the loss on the mound, despite East Toronto. The offence sup -
by Brampton in the semi-final a strong performance. plied 14 runs behind solid
of the recent Clarkson tourna- The Sox started the tourna- pitching by Wilton and McFar-
ment. ment with an 11-3 victory over lane fora 14-8 victory. Leading
After posting a 2-0 record in London. Starting pitcher Ryan the hit parade were Lamanna,
round-robin play. Pickering Turner threw a two -hitter to McFarlane. Turner, Chris
met Brampton in the semifinal earn the win. Mark Hoyne, Smith. Hoyne, Kevin Haggerty.
contest, with the strong Bramp- Lamanna, McFarlane, Pon, Robert Carman, Chris Rose
ton team posting a 4.1 win to Hendry, Redding and Turner all and Hendry. Haggerty had a
eliminate the Sox. Matthew contributed runs batted in. fine day defensively in the
Redding drove in Michael Me- Hoyne led off the eighth inning field.
Farlane with Pickering's lone with a tape -measure home run. The team is coached by
run. The team received dot- Great defence by Eric Wilton Mike Carman, Richard Hoyne,
standing defence from Stan helped preserve the win. Jeff Redding and Doug Wilton.
Pickering softball novices consolation
champions at Mississauga event
PICKERING seven batters. She route to a atm- hit a home run competition and
The Pickering also added a cou- plae-game victo- that proved to be O'Connor was
MTS novice girls' pie of singles. try. Defensively, the winning run. second in base
select softball P i c k e r i n g Melissa O'Con- Pickering was running.
team captured the e 1 i in i n a t e d nor made an out- also well repre- The team is
consolation title at Brampton from standing catch in sented in the skills coached by
the rece m Missis- further play with a centre field. Jahn- competition of the Bernie Leufkens,
sauga tournament. 5-4 victory in na 'l-hompson tournament. Derianne Thomp-
Pickering post- game three L-ni- hammered a hall Thompson placed son and Chris
.ed a convincing to Leufkens was to the fence for a first in hitting. Crump. The man -
23 -8 victory over sharp, striking out triple and later Loughlin won the ager is Be),
Martingrove in five batters en scored Loughlin accuracy throwing Giwie.
the consolation
championship
contest. Danielle
Cowie led the at-
tack with a pair of
doubles. Amanda
Yldrim was also
hot at the plate
with four hits, in-
cluding a triple.
Alexandra Sicard
pitched well and
helped her cause
by adding a cou-
pe of hits. Emma
Keane stroked a
pair of hits and
.scored two tuns.
Outstanding team
defence was high-
lighted by a fine
catch by outfield-
er Lisa Kershaw.
Dana Loughlin
was named the
most valuable
player for the
tournament.
Pickering start-
ed the event with a
close 6-4 loss to
Chinguacousy.
The loss meant
the local novices
had to win the
next two games to
earn a playoff
berth.
In the second
game, Pickering
earned a 14-10
win over Leaside.
The team was led
by a stellar pitch-
ing performance
by Mandi Crump
! who struck out
while striking out one. Tobin
brought home the third Ontario
run. McMillan shone defen-
sively, throwing out a runner
attempting to steal second base.
The Ontario squad was cho-
sen after an exhaustive selec-
tion process carried out by
team manager Marc Picard, a
Pickering High School teacher
who guided the Trojans to a
Prentice Cup title of baseball a
year ago. After attending sever-
al camps in May, a 24 -man ros-
ter headed out to three U.S.
tournaments in Oklahoma,
Chicago and Ohio before the
roster was pared to the current
18 -man team.
"They wanted to give every-
body a chance to show their
skills:' notes McMillan who
shared the catching duties with
John Bridge of Simcoe.
The most impressive pre -
Canada Cup tournament for the
Ontarians was the Junior Sun-
belt Classic in McAllister, Ok-
lahoma last month. The presti-
gious tournament attracted
many of the top state teams
from throughout the U.S.
"Everybody one through
nine in the line-up could kill
you. There were some of the
best teams in the U.S. and that
got us ready for the national
tournament. It fine-tuned our
skills and got us ready to play:'
notes McMillan.
In addition to the Oklahoma
event, the provincial team also
played in the Area Code Try -
Out Tournament in Chicago
and at the Black Swamp Clas-
sic in Bowling Green, Ohio
prior to the Canada Cup.
At least one of the U.S. tour-
naments, the Sun Belt Classic,
was an even higher calibre of
baseball than the Ontario team
met at the Canada Cup, notes
McMillan, with the Ontario
squad posting a 2-5 record
there, finishing in 'a tie for
fourth spot out of eight teams.
In other games at the Cana-
da Cup. Ontario defeated
Saskatchewan in the opener 3-
1. McMillan walked and laid
down a perfect sacrifice bunt to
move a runner.
Ontario was defeated by
B.C. in the second game 9-5.
Robinson pitched three strong
innings, allowing only one hit.
Team Ontario beat Alberta
in the third contest 9-6. McMil-
lan had a strong game at the
plate with a sacrifice fly for a
run batted in, as well as a sacri-
fice bunt.
In the fourth game. Ontario
was defeated by Quebec 14-7.
Robinson closed the last inning
of the game, striking out one
batter. Tobin and McMillan
each earned walks.
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Four area baseball players
helped carry Team Ontario to a
bronze medal at the recent
Canada Cup baseball champi-
onship for players 17 years and
�.
under in Trois Rivieres, Que-
,�, r `
hoc this past weekend.
Three players with the Pick-
cring Red Sox — catcher Bran-
don McMillan, pitcher Scott
.�
Robinson and fielder Jeff Tobin
-- and one from the Ajax Spar-
tans — pitcher Jim Ripley —
were part of the 18 -player
provincial team which repre-
sented Ontario at the national
_
showcase of up-and-coming
baseball talent.
—
In the bronze -medal game.
Team Ontario defeated Nova
Scotia 19-7. Ripley got the start
on the mound for Ontario,
pitching five strong innings and
striking out seven batters while
walking only one. Tobin held a
RON PILTRONIRO/ News Adverraer photo
big hal for Ontario, banging out
three singles and a run batted
Paddling home
in
The Ontario squad was rele-
gated to the bronze -medal
Blake Wretham competes in the bantam men's one-man
game after losing a close 4-3
decision to Quebec in the semi -
canoe event during the West Rouge Canoe Club's annual re-
final match. Ripley pitched the
gatra. The event was on Frenchman's Bav on SaturdaY.
final inning, allowing no hits
Red Sox mosquitoes semi-finalists at Clarkson ball tourney
Pickering stung by Brampton
PIC:KERING —The Pick- Pon and Ryan Lamanna. Start- The Pickering bats stayed
ering Rcd Sox minor mosquito ing pitcher Travis Hendry took ha in the second game against
rep baseball team was bounced the loss on the mound, despite East Toronto. The offence sup -
by Brampton in the semi-final a strong performance. plied 14 runs behind solid
of the recent Clarkson tourna- The Sox started the tourna- pitching by Wilton and McFar-
ment. ment with an 11-3 victory over lane fora 14-8 victory. Leading
After posting a 2-0 record in London. Starting pitcher Ryan the hit parade were Lamanna,
round-robin play. Pickering Turner threw a two -hitter to McFarlane. Turner, Chris
met Brampton in the semifinal earn the win. Mark Hoyne, Smith. Hoyne, Kevin Haggerty.
contest, with the strong Bramp- Lamanna, McFarlane, Pon, Robert Carman, Chris Rose
ton team posting a 4.1 win to Hendry, Redding and Turner all and Hendry. Haggerty had a
eliminate the Sox. Matthew contributed runs batted in. fine day defensively in the
Redding drove in Michael Me- Hoyne led off the eighth inning field.
Farlane with Pickering's lone with a tape -measure home run. The team is coached by
run. The team received dot- Great defence by Eric Wilton Mike Carman, Richard Hoyne,
standing defence from Stan helped preserve the win. Jeff Redding and Doug Wilton.
Pickering softball novices consolation
champions at Mississauga event
PICKERING seven batters. She route to a atm- hit a home run competition and
The Pickering also added a cou- plae-game victo- that proved to be O'Connor was
MTS novice girls' pie of singles. try. Defensively, the winning run. second in base
select softball P i c k e r i n g Melissa O'Con- Pickering was running.
team captured the e 1 i in i n a t e d nor made an out- also well repre- The team is
consolation title at Brampton from standing catch in sented in the skills coached by
the rece m Missis- further play with a centre field. Jahn- competition of the Bernie Leufkens,
sauga tournament. 5-4 victory in na 'l-hompson tournament. Derianne Thomp-
Pickering post- game three L-ni- hammered a hall Thompson placed son and Chris
.ed a convincing to Leufkens was to the fence for a first in hitting. Crump. The man -
23 -8 victory over sharp, striking out triple and later Loughlin won the ager is Be),
Martingrove in five batters en scored Loughlin accuracy throwing Giwie.
the consolation
championship
contest. Danielle
Cowie led the at-
tack with a pair of
doubles. Amanda
Yldrim was also
hot at the plate
with four hits, in-
cluding a triple.
Alexandra Sicard
pitched well and
helped her cause
by adding a cou-
pe of hits. Emma
Keane stroked a
pair of hits and
.scored two tuns.
Outstanding team
defence was high-
lighted by a fine
catch by outfield-
er Lisa Kershaw.
Dana Loughlin
was named the
most valuable
player for the
tournament.
Pickering start-
ed the event with a
close 6-4 loss to
Chinguacousy.
The loss meant
the local novices
had to win the
next two games to
earn a playoff
berth.
In the second
game, Pickering
earned a 14-10
win over Leaside.
The team was led
by a stellar pitch-
ing performance
by Mandi Crump
! who struck out
while striking out one. Tobin
brought home the third Ontario
run. McMillan shone defen-
sively, throwing out a runner
attempting to steal second base.
The Ontario squad was cho-
sen after an exhaustive selec-
tion process carried out by
team manager Marc Picard, a
Pickering High School teacher
who guided the Trojans to a
Prentice Cup title of baseball a
year ago. After attending sever-
al camps in May, a 24 -man ros-
ter headed out to three U.S.
tournaments in Oklahoma,
Chicago and Ohio before the
roster was pared to the current
18 -man team.
"They wanted to give every-
body a chance to show their
skills:' notes McMillan who
shared the catching duties with
John Bridge of Simcoe.
The most impressive pre -
Canada Cup tournament for the
Ontarians was the Junior Sun-
belt Classic in McAllister, Ok-
lahoma last month. The presti-
gious tournament attracted
many of the top state teams
from throughout the U.S.
"Everybody one through
nine in the line-up could kill
you. There were some of the
best teams in the U.S. and that
got us ready for the national
tournament. It fine-tuned our
skills and got us ready to play:'
notes McMillan.
In addition to the Oklahoma
event, the provincial team also
played in the Area Code Try -
Out Tournament in Chicago
and at the Black Swamp Clas-
sic in Bowling Green, Ohio
prior to the Canada Cup.
At least one of the U.S. tour-
naments, the Sun Belt Classic,
was an even higher calibre of
baseball than the Ontario team
met at the Canada Cup, notes
McMillan, with the Ontario
squad posting a 2-5 record
there, finishing in 'a tie for
fourth spot out of eight teams.
In other games at the Cana-
da Cup. Ontario defeated
Saskatchewan in the opener 3-
1. McMillan walked and laid
down a perfect sacrifice bunt to
move a runner.
Ontario was defeated by
B.C. in the second game 9-5.
Robinson pitched three strong
innings, allowing only one hit.
Team Ontario beat Alberta
in the third contest 9-6. McMil-
lan had a strong game at the
plate with a sacrifice fly for a
run batted in, as well as a sacri-
fice bunt.
In the fourth game. Ontario
was defeated by Quebec 14-7.
Robinson closed the last inning
of the game, striking out one
batter. Tobin and McMillan
each earned walks.
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Make soap, practise
3Rs right here at home
Those with time on
their hands during these
lazy summer months may
like to try making soap —
a craft that has a As (Re-
duce, Reuse, Recycle)
component.
The 128 -page softback
'The Complete Soapmak-
er: Tips, Techniques &
Recipes for Luxurious
Handmade Soaps' by
Norma Coney, offers all
the ingredients and instruc-
tions on how to create your
own handmade soaps.
What started out as a
money -saving measure for
the author soon became a
wonderful hobby and skill.
Coney, who also teaches
the craft, states in her in-
troduction, "Once you've
purchased the inexpensive
equipment you need, your
soap will pay for itself, and
in time you'll become so
adept at molding attractive
individual bars that you
may never have to buy an-
other gift again."
My space cannot do the
craft justice by explaining
the process from this or
similar books, it only
serves to offer the idea as a
money -saving idea and to
stimulate interest.
For those who have
Aloc Vera plants. 'The
Complete Soapmaker' in-
cludes the recipe for Aloe
Vera liars which is leg-
endary for its soothing ef-
fect on the skin. The
method to make this soap
is to prepare fresh gel by
picking and washing six to
10 whole stems of aloe.
Cut into small pieces and
puree the pieces in a
blender. making sure that
all large pieces are pureed
and that a gel results; do
not add water.
Stir the mixture into
your basic homemade
soap, heat until melted
completely add dye if de-
sired, and pour into
moulds. Other recipes, il-
lustratcd with beautiful
pictures• lure the reader
into trying milk and honey
bus, cocoa butter soap,
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and more. Once the basic
soap -making method has
been mastered, the intrigu-
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is unlimited.
From my 3Rs perspec-
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used to create interesting
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from a variety of places.
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pantyhose, tuna or sardine
tins, shallow fruit cups.
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Labouring on behalf of jobless
hangeprogramExc* aims. :.
toputpeople back tAo work
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A new labour exchange program
t- based in Pickering is aiming to help
v "long-time unemployed adults" find
P work while providing them with en-
couragement and support as they up-
grade their skills and embark on a fob
search.
The Just in Time (71T) program,
run by the Durham Region Unem-
ployed Help Centre and CARE. (Ca-
reer Assistance and Resources for
Employment), was launched last
month.
But, group facilitator Shawna
Sormin reports organizers are still re-
cruiting members for the program.
which includes two groups, one for
those interested in finding work in
office administration and another
geared toward general labour.
"We're looking at long-term un-
employed people:" she says, noting
the 11T program offers people "a way
to get their foot in the door so they
can gain experience:'
"This co-operative program, de-
signed for long-term unemployed
adults, brings motivated. job -ready
people together with the common
goal of upgrading their skills, sup-
porting one another and securing
temporary or permanent employ-
ment" states a news release.
The program is open to men and
women across the region, with meet
ings being held twice a week 1,•i .1
period of eight to 10 week. ,u
Role of (-
midwives
discussed
A certified
chikfbirth educa-
tor and experi-
enced doula will
discuss the role
of midwives in a
healthy prcgnan-
a'y at an upcom-
ing s, nar.
Lisa Weston
will also speak
about the qualifi-
cations of mid-
wives mrd how to
access midwifery
care at the Infor-
matx7n seminar,
being held Mort -
day. Aug. 9 at N
pain. at Chapters
at 90 Kingston
Rd. E.. Ajax.
The
mid-wifery model re-
claims childbirth
• as a natural
process for
healdty women,
notes a news re-
lease from Ms.
Weston. A mid-
wife attends to
the nee& of a
aarmal pregnant-
. cy, delivery and
post -partum cm
atnd is qualified to
7 recognize abnor-
mal conditions
and serious coin -
plications that re-
quire the advice
o,6r, help of a
.. physician or Spa
cialist"
Seating at the
seminar is limit -
e& Call 426-
4431 for more in-
r- flormanon.
Golf for
c6ority on
Aug. 12
Doing a little
turf managelmnt
will benefit the
r.Community
'Foundation of
Dunham Region.
A charity golf
event being held
re re to celebrate the
Region's 25th an-
niversary Is being
held at the Lak-
Bridge Golf Club
' in Whitby on
Thursday, Aug.
• 12. All proceeds
will go to the
foundation,
r which keeps
r funds in reserve
and donates the
interest to chari-
• ties.
The cost is
•
$175 per person
or $700 for a
foursome.
For more in-
formation, call
723-0023 or I-
$00-7069857.
CARE's Pickering office. And, al-
though the office administration pro-
gram is under way with eight mem-
bers, Ms. Sormin says it's not too late
to join.
"Basically we all have office skills
and while we are looking for employ-
ment, we are updating our skills;'
says Sandra Nielsen of Ajax, who's
currently enrolled in the office ad-
ministration program. "We help each
other out.
"The job market is very competi-
tive and we feel as a group if we mar-
ket ourselves... employers will look
at us:' she says, adding "I'm really
impressed with it because it's hard
going out on your own and looking
for a job. A lot of us haven't been in
the workforce for a long time:-
Organizers note the program also
offers benefits to employers who can
.'call CARE when temporary or long-
term positions arise and know that
qualified, motivated and job -ready
individuals are available:'
Ms. Stormont says there are no
agency fees charged to employers
and no cost to participants.
She reports CARE ran a similar
program in 1996, noting most "mem-
hers ended up finding permanent em-
ployment" so the group ceased to op-
erate. The program is funded through
several organizations, including
Human Resources Development
Canada, the United Way and the Min-
istry of Training, Colleges and Uni-
versities. For more information call
CARE at 420-4010 or the Durham
Region Unemployed Help Centre at
579-1821.
Visit Mennonite Village to help YMCA
You're invited to take a step back
in time while helping raise money for
The Durham YMCA Supervised Ac-
cess program.
The YMCA will host its second
annual bus trip to the Mennonite vil-
lage of St. Jacobs on Saturday. Aug.
28 Once there, you can shop at the
craft .how and sale at a specially-
arran_•c.l ticket price of $2.50, visit
the turners' market or stroll through
\:II,I_•; .hop..
The bus will depart from the
Whitby GO Train station at 8 a.m.
and the Pickering YMCA at 1400
Bayly St. (beside the Pickering GO
train station) at 8:30 a.m.
Tickets for a return trip via an air-
conditioned luxury coach are $25
and must be purchased by partici-
pants in advance.
To purchase tickets or for more in-
formation, contact Marion Hunter at
839-3845. ext. 305.
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Gone sale-ing
The Big Sisters organization in Ajax hosted a Ltronie T )onie Lapin Sale
here last weekend to raise money for the group which matches young
women at•ith older role models. Here, staff members Candace Ramsay
(left) andAtinuke Sopeju arrange one of the tables in preparation l;,r the
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PET1.1A's orWM 9
TEAM 0 W L T F A PTS
Yui Wk's 11 9 0 2 1S9 66 20
Po•'n"Abc 11 7 3 1 tat 103 15
Can Sort 11 6 3 2 112 75 1.
Second Sbrsy 11 S S 1 106 106 11
EMTs Lamoclu -C 21 11 4 5 1 12 150 9
SAA Vbets 11 4 7 0 113 127 8
Ratrna's Vankees 12 3 a 1 116 135 7
LABATTS 0WI•ION
TEAM 0 W L T F A PTS
CCS Vipers t t 9 2 0 176 6618
Parnas 12 8 . 0 170126 16
Dckson Prmtvg 11 7 4 0 104 109 14
Source for Sports 11 64 t 11 t 108 13
Mud )fen's 11 3 7 1 100 134 7
5aa 11 1 10 0 71 139 2
Sete F4aron-RenVaa tt 0 9 2 83 178 2
Stores from July 1S: Dckson Porting 12 (WP David
Hodgson, MVP Rick Wjzynsk.) vs. Save Feer P.114I.
Ouebly One 6 (LP Bob Kowalelu, MVP Angelo Femto).
Pckson Panting 11 CWP Dend Hodgson. MW Paul
Blouml vs. Slate Fesron-RWMss Owkty One 6 (LP Bob
Kowwstu, MVP Doug Standliefd): Pelmas 15 MIP & MVP
.Peter Parry) vs. Source for Sports 5 (LP Den Hart. MVP
Roland Wk1u); Source for Sports 9 (WP Dan Hart, MVP
Doug MtKmnon) vs. fvetrva's 81LP Paler Parry. MVP PM
LotelOM). Sim 15 (YUP Maas Brand. MVP Rocco Come)
n. Mud Horn's 3 ILP Rrysz Hussein. MVP Dale Vveldne),
Mud Hen's 1 I (INP Rryaz Hussars. MVP Rod Sturge) vs
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MVP Roy Craig). PbtnM's Vanuess 5 MIP Crag Robn-
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Dag Cana. MVP Greg Hervey): Sec - Slcrey 6 CIAO &
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MRE GIRLS' DIVISION
STANDOIGS
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TEAM G WL T PIS % GISL
Poi Heat FeMWO 12 9 2 1 19 0.792 --
VCWY Fv4 Equrp, 12 8 4 0 16 0.067 .5
01 Muyr Larestape 12 5 4 3 13 0.542 5
Creme "Ohm" t 2 3 7 2 5 0 333 2
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July •: o J MUsr Lart Ncep ng 0 vs. pole nip Heat
Fumes 7, Spw WS Garage 10 MVP Jernilw FMay) v4
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TEAM a W L T 1141 % aK
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Phamasen 7 { 2 0 10 0714 0.3
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Lwafy Yams 70 4 S 1 9 0.400 39
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TEAM 0 W L T IM
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Dean $orae Selects 24 14 { . 32
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