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Whtlày Free Press, Wednesday, February 8, 1995 ,Page 27 It's Big Sisters awareness week Feb. 5 to il has been roclairned by the Town of Wbï as «Big Sisters Awareness On Saturday, Feb. 25, from 1- 5 p.m., Big Sisters, in co- operation with the local'-police department and the Independent Order of Foresters, will sponsor «Child Print' attwo locations in the Durham' Region. Cali 436-0951 for further information. Wednesday night dart league LABATT5 BLUE UGHT DIVISION (Mn*) Stanlnge as aI Ft 1 PTS 101 92 97 90 87 75 51 47 Clarenwt cole. Suzie Seauhose Baker Fuirnkure Gary Cappins Sor Tep 10 scorers John MoPhrson 527 AI Pindar 417 George Hiliau'd 417 Mkey Neuwhol 402 Scott Lorkirer 380 Gary Cummlngs32 Tony Van De Van32 Frank Bowen 305 Mark Paong 303 Grum Sangwln 286 Player(s) aiftin.wek Scott Lorirner anid Frank Bowen LABATTS CARLSB3ERG DIVISION Stscings et fFeb. 1 PTS 62 45 40 39 Whby Trophy House 101 Dodd à Sotier Broadlom 98 Faricating Technls In. 97 Gz Copie rics 90 BaeFumit'ure Frinlshig 87 Roy's Eterprise 75 Sui. Seahorse F&C 51 Claemor Coloaor Cmr 47 Genus playod Whitby Trophy 8 Dodd &Sotter 7 Fabricating Tech. 7 Roy% Ergerprlse6 Dsfrata0Office Services Naional Trust Dubé Flair&aSIn n-Uine Store Fixtures Geawes plyed National Trust 4 InLine Store Fix. 2 Dosfrita Office 4 Dt6kHar& 8km 2 Top ô aco res Wayne Thoma 12 Day. Reid 146 Palie Paling lm0 Doug Neston 96 Chris Pindar 85 Susa Cornuer 84 Player af thi e.k Cathy Nieuwhof Whitby duplicate bridge Narth-soWh Jan. 25 Audrey and Jlm Wilson 144.0 Jim Allen and Jean Rogers 137.5. Art Berry and Lenm Bfd 13., Dodis and Don Howos Q9.5, 811 " Mary Gray Mi94 Fb Childohoae and Heliha 0ké 1%.0 Di1ni d Juiua varidentB.g 12J, Pi Adame and Trudy Rusat 107.5. Jack and Maron Mole 105.5. Frak Hrrkg "i Bessie Bryant =035. Feb. 1 Bigand MaryGry1M.5. Ken abd Ela Daveon 113.0.MI11 sud Oga Howden 12.à, Pt Adanu and Trudy Ru«I=1.. Vorule Wharrme and ran. Englandl 1110 Fbo Chldlerhose aid Helitha 0ka 11W.. Dm1nidc Julus vandaneg 1040D. Dois aid Don Howiee 98D. Jim Alena Jean Roge 97.0. Frank Harrigsand Bernai Bryant Ç91. Eag-Wei Jan.25 Andrezej Koinsky vid! Taky Bohossian 145.7 Mary WeJmoey aid Iacb Berry 13=8. Ken and EUs aDuon 13M.5. Ron and Chuis Adair 12823. John Havie iand Theresa Gcggan 26D0, Margaret Wd<adfhMehven 122.1 Alex anid June 115.7. Kart Wagner and Marguerte Rool 11.7. Abeit and Marnon Knsbb 109.7. Big Ker and John Creadon 1>4.8. Mille Juby and Rennie Rabats 968. Feb. 1 Andreze - Kolisy nid Taky Bohossian 125, Margarel Wadge and %uh Methven 131. Ron and Chns Adair 1#15. Lena Buid aid Flka Richards 114.0, Jack and Maion Mole 11D.5. Bill Kerr nid John Creeden 1010. John Havie and Goga Bvay 9290. Kari Wgner and Rorn D" 04ol. 0,Alie afid Marlon K lS3.5. Abe nid Jun. H!wk90.0. VISIT THE GREEN HOUSE If driving through Broughamn, take a few minutes to visit'The Green House located on the south side of Highweay 7 one block east of Brock Road. A former hotel in 1860 an later ie location site for one of Durham's firat recycin de ots, The. Green Hous. now serves as an antique shop and offers the conirunity a variety of environmental information. This historic building, open during regular business hours and weekends, was restored b Jack McGinnis of Recycling Developnient Corporation to help local residents create .a workable 'Conserver Society?' Organi*c recycigi padrnning on campus. On Dec. 1, Mike Farley of Scarborough College. delivered an excellent p resentation on compsting at university, indicating what has een accomplished on campus to encourage composting. H. said il three-bin units were instaj.led in convenient locations at the canmpus two years ago, but due to lack of time and working knowledge, the systeni did not reach its ptential. With Farley's Enviromnental Youth Corp.,fundfing or waste managemient, students are being instructed te save itchen organle waste in a pail then, deposit these food. scraps into the first enclosure of the large three-bin unit. In the far side of the bin, students find a collection of dry leaves to add te, their food waste. Kitchen organics provide the nitrogen and the dry leaves, the carbon. It is necessary to layer these two material types in'order te achieve quality compost. The middle bin holds a supply of the finished compost which is later added te the campus s fiower beds and gardens. Farley explained: "As new students are always moving in, it takes a lot of ongoing education te get eve ron. not only te, save organic waste o6r a few days, but alot epsit it in a special area. But once they are hooked on the concept, "they love to compost and see the finished product." Every month community composting ideas are shared in Toronto's Metro Hall at 55 John St. COMING EVENTS: Feb. 8, 7 p.m., at Ralph Thornton Centre, 765 Queen St. E., Toronto. 'Task Force te Brîin g Back the Don' meeting. You can also help naine a wetland area established on the Lower Don. If you have any ideas, caîl (416) 392-0401. GREEN TIP FROM A READEIL Styrofoani trays can be chopped up into small pieoes and included in your potting soilto help b-reak it up. Excellent snow * conditions for tobogganing Remember ourpies & farts, ij+ avatiable yeaor ro und '~15 miles north of Whitbay, on Lakeridge Rd. For more information, ca11 655-3091 AIl our certif led & N.K.j Seve Halls School of mIMmIRYUKEIREITE" 1632 Charles Street, Whtby Estabished in the Tel: 666-483or 697-3213 sZ e 98 instructcirs are J undier N.C.C.P. A. Programmes Dojo Location: 1 wrr41n_Â Upshaw receives Ontabrio award Fred Upshaw, former re- sident of the - Ontario Public uer- vice Employees Union, is one of five recipients of a 1994-95 Pr.- mier's Award. The awards are given by Ontario's Ministry of Eucation and Training te graduates of Ontario's colleges of applied arts and technology. Upshaw graduated from the nursing program, at Durham Col- lege in 1975 and began bis career in public service at Whitby .Psychiatric Hospital (now Whitby Mental Health Centre). As9 president of the hosipital's union local, Upshaw counselled people with personal problenis such as alcoholismi and marital difliculties, and helped te establ- ish a joint unionf/management employee assistance program. He was prsdent of O-PEU in 1990, 1991 andý 1993. 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