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TE el Ne tii J A de ET 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 23, 1986 Congratulations to the Whitby Junior the 1986 Ontario Junior B Champions. Local residents will recognize many familiar faces as many team members live in the Brooklin area. Shown from left to right in the front row are Tony Sorichetti, Scott Burnett, Steve Dormer, John Phillips, lan Parsons and baseball team ... SSS G i ag a re Rod Nicholls. In the second row are manager Dean Keating, Brian Grylls, Rob Lightle, Greg lannarilli, Scott Tutton and Colin Dempster. In the back row are the unidentified scorekeeper, Steve Gibson, Brad Chalmers and Dale Johnson. Missing from photograph are Dave Grylls, Dave Imeson, Dave Carroll and Doug McCorkell. Waterfowl viewing day at the Lynde Shores Conservation Area Late September is the time for a visit to our lakeshore marshes to see migrating flocks of waterfowl. In re- cent weeks, highly visible (and audi- ble!) flocks of Canada Geese have been arriving daily as they move south for the winter. Canada Geese, which may weigh up to 18 lbs. are certainly the most prominent of our waterfowl species. It is difficult to imagine' that these geese were a rare sight in Durham Region during the summer a mere 15 years ago. On Sunday, September 28, the Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority will host a Waterfowl Viewing Day at Lynde Shore Con- servation Area. The Authority LIBRARY NEWS Brooklin Library Childrens Club is off to a fantastic start Pre-school registration is the week of Sept. 22nd and program will begin Oct. 7th from 12:30 to 1:30. Please make sure you register as due to lack of space, we have to limit the size of group. Thanks! The library will be visiting Myr- tle United Church Oct. 8th from 12:30 to 1:30. Take an hour out for a visit and let the kids enjoy some stories, crafts and music. The BLCC (Brooklin Library Children's Club) is a great success. Glad to see you're enjoying it kids! Please drop by and visit your library, we have many new books to choose from. Remember why go buy a book, when you can drop by your library. Look forward to seeing you at your library. RAREN E. HUNT ELECTROLYSIS Permanent Hair Removal 985-9085 Office Now in Port Perry Call for Appointment FREE CONFIDENTIAL CONSULTATION - Waxing Available - "BLCC"" NEWS by Anju Mehta Well, our first meeting was quite a success! Over forty eager kids were determined to have fun! Our first gathering included a dress-up initiation, lots of games and great treats. Nominations included Tammy Jones as president, Jennifer Johnson as vice-president and Jen- ny Flanders and Michael Lavoie as our two faithful supply managers. Be sure to join the fun next week and don't forget to bring a friend! Naturalist will have a telescope set 'up at the east viewing platform on Cranberry Marsh from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Cranberry Marsh is a popular migration stop-over for upwards of two dozen species of waterfow. Of particular interest are the five Trumpeter Swan cygnets with their Mute Swan "foster parents." This is the only site in Ontario where the en- dangered Trumpeter Swans may be seen in the wild until they disperse "for the winter. A great variety of other water and land birds may also be seen in the conservation area. The Lynde Shores Conservation Area parking lot is located on the south side of Victoria Street (also known as Bayly Street or Baseline Road), 1 km east of Durham Regional Road 23. To reach the viewing platform, walk south onthe dirt road for about 15 minutes. The platform is on the west (right) side of the road. After having a look through the telescope, visitors may wish to continue south to the lakeshore. For further information on this and other upcoming programs, con- - tact Steve LaForest at the Authori- ty office at 416-579-0411. UXBRIDGE MEMORIAL COMPANY MEMORIALS OF DISTINCTION GRANITE - MARBLE BRONZE Cemetery Lettering & Renovations Custom Designing 5 FOR PERSONAL SERVICE VISIT OUR SHOWROOM HOME APPOINTMENTS & TRANSPORTATION BY REQUEST 38 YEARS PERSONAL EXPERIENCE. & Lettering Quality & Satisfaction Assured by our own Written Guarantee 852-3472 108 Brock Street West ONTARIO CHAMPIONS Congratulations go out to the Whitby Junior baseball squad who won the 1986 Ontario Junior B Championships. Many local residents have been' fortunate to see this exceptional team, many of whom live in the* Brooklin area, play this year, and work their way up the ladder to the pinnacle. Last year, this same team won the Eastern Ontario Championship title but lost in their efforts for the pro- vincial honours. Not again this year. The All-Ontario Championships were held this year in Peterborough with Whitby, Leamington, Strat- ford, Burlington, Orillia and the host team vying for the crown. In their first game, on Saturday morning, Whitby beat Burlington 6-5 in extra innings. The afternoon saw the team take on Peterborough. As §| Whitby Junior squad 8 has won it dll..... the t'o squads were tied in their own division at three games each, this would also decide the Eastern Ontario Baseball Association Cham- pionship. Whitby won when the mer- cy rule was called after they took a 12-2 lead. This gave Whitby an overall record of 31-13-1. An 8-5 win over Orillia on Sunday morning sent Whitby to the finals undefeated. Their opponents were to be Leamington, who had previous- ly had one loss. Whitby lost the first game 6-4, then came back the following day to take Leamington 4-2 to win the Ontario Junior B Championship. Scott Burnett pitched the final game and had a no hitter going for himself until the seventh inning. As it was, he allowed only one hit and was chosen the most valuable player of the playoff tournament. Jaycettes hold introduction The Whitby Jaycettes would like to invite women between the ages of 18 and 40 to an "'Introduction Night" on Monday, September 29, at 8:00 p.m. At that time, they will present information regarding their ~ organization's goals and activities. Jaycettes are unique in the fact that they give you the opportunity to better yourself through community involvement, leadership training and fellowship. Jaycettes give you the opportuni- ty to make new friends. It also gives you the chance to better understand yourself and other people. This is an organization where everyone can be heard and where each member's opinion counts. Their membership includes working girls and homemakers with common in- terests. They run projects in many areas: community, individual development and socials. General Membership Meetings are held every fourth Wednesday of the month in members' homes. . J aycettes i is completely voluntary - you give the time that you fell you can afford. For more information, call presi- dent Nancy McDowell, 725-3140. Jaycettes may be just what you've been looking for! Viewpoint From page 18 ~ As I understand it, it took them a good half hour to revive the poor old nurse. And where is Johnson now? ...... we're not sure. A little levity I know, but you get the drift. Let's face it, if some folks are clever and sneaky enough to hide the fact they are taking drugs from their team-mates and coaches, they will find a way to circumvent a urinalysis to test for those drugs. In an article a few weeks ago, my cohert Cathy Olliffe did a piece on drugs. She quoted figures taken from Time magazine that told of the work- ing hours lost to employers each year due to drugs. Can't remember exactly what those figures are right now, but I recall it was astronomical how many hours were lost by employees taking drugs. | So will we soon see a urine test made mandatory when a person applies for a position in § a company. Will there then be regular follow-up tests for all employees, or will they be spur of the moment things, like spot inspections in the armed forces? So you see why I am in a quandry. One part of me says "go for it." If you have nothing to fear, you don't take drugs, what's the problem with taking these tests. The other part of me says 'hold the phone," this is my life and my business what I do, and I take grave exception that you would suggest I am a druggy. So what do you do. And for that matter what can anyone do? Don't ask me .... I'm still wrestling with the matter myself. MEMBER ONTARIO FUNERAL SERVICE ASSOCIATION (Mncorpor ated) Wagg - McDermott Funeral Home Kindness - Courtesy - Economy We are bonded for your security. 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