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Page 4, Whitby Free Press, Wednesday, September 20, 1995 Company asked to improve siope LWinchester v Red Rose 5825 THICKSON RD. N. Taunton Rd. - l Hwv 401 WHTB 1OSHAWA WDWW Lei Modelling & Talent Agency 1666-15281 is offering Personal Image programmes cet starting September 26th for Young Women ages 11 -14 Image foi- Girls 15-17 Beautifil You Don't miss this opportunity to do , something special for your daughter! *Prvate/Group Piano & Keyboard* Piano Kids (5 yrs) Z Baby & Me (18 mths - 3 yrs) * Music Books *Kindermusik (3-5 yrs) *Pdvate/Group Guitar ..*Violin, Voice, Flute, Trumpet and Theory lessons Eleanor Gummer, DrCO MMus. (McGill), B.Mus, FTCL. LTCL, ARCT, M ~ IR~WHUTBY IROQUOIS SOCCER CLUB INDOOR SOCCER ~CCR ~ REGISTRATION REGISTRATION DATES: SEPT. 16TH &- SEPT. 23RD' TIME: 9:,00 arn to 3:00 Pm PLACE: Soccer City Complex 100 Sunray, Whitby (between Thickson & Hopkins) REGISTRATION FEE: $ 80.00 per person $200.0O per family of three or more SURCHARGE 0F $30.00 PER PLAYER FOR PLAYING AT SOCCER CITY. Atom, Mosquito, Peewee, Bantamn and Junior wiII play at Soccer City. AGE GROUPS: VEAR BORN: SHRIMP Aug. 1/89 - JuIy 31/91 SQUIRT Aug. 1/87 - July 31/89 ATOM Aug. 1/85 - JuIy 31/87 MOSQUITO Aug. 1/83 - JuIy 31/85 PEEWEE Aug. 1/81 - JuIy 31/83 BANTAM Aug. 1/79 - JuIy 31/81 JUNIOR Aug. 1/77 - JuIy 31/79 Due ta space limitations, registrations will be accepted only while positions are available. BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE. Although It bas won a contract to proasa garbage for Whitby, Pebblestone Muliservices should flot ignore Its- own hackyard, ac- cording ta a local resident. Margaret Carney, in a letter that appears in today's Free Press, said that a haro siope in Corbett Creek created by the company bas deposited silt into the creek. She asked east ward councillor Denmis Fox ta visit the site, which ho did on the weekend. During the operations committee meeting Monday evenmng, ho said "It looks horrible. "If we are dealing with that company, should we ask that they look after their neighbour- hood," ho auked Town staff. Works director Wayne Hancock said that perhapo the siope falsa into the property standards by- law and will have ta ho improved. Faihing that, ho said the Town may aak the company ta improve the site as a good corporate citi- zen gesture. United Way gal$3.2, amilio By Mamk Reesor I It'is "one for ail" as United Way Ivolunteers strive to- raise $3.2 fmillion ini the 55th annual workplace campaign. The goal, unchanged from last year, and 'one for ail theme were announced at a proe conference 1lor classes Iin olk Ait. uecorafive Painting and Fabric Painting. 1 Sept. 19. 20. & 21I7:T() - 8:3Opm, Sept. 23 - 10:()Oam - I :(X)pm For more information cail 668-4934 SQUIRT 7 yr. olds Sat. Sept. 30- 9:OOam - 1:00am IPAl born 1988 Sun. Oct 1 8:OOam - 9:OOam IPAl Fri. Oct. 6 - 6:OOpm - 7:OOpm LVMA MINOR NOVICE Sat. Sept. 30 -1 0:OOam -1 1:OOam IPAl born 1987 Sun. Oct. 1 9:OOam - 10:OOam IPAl Mon. Oct. 2 - 12:O0noon - 1:OOpm IPAl MAJOR NOVICE Sat. Sept. 30 - il :00am - 12:O0noon IPDAl born 1986 Sun. Oct. 1 - 1iO:00am - 1il:OOam IPAl Mon. Oct. 2 - 7:00pm - 8:OOpm IPAI MINOR ATOM Sat. Sept. 30 - 12:O0noon - 1:OOpm IPAi born 1985 Sun. Oct. 1 - il :OOam - 12:O0noon IPAl Fri. Oct. 6 - 7:OOpm - 8:OOpm LVMA MAJOR ATOM Sat. Sept. 30 - i :OOpm - 2:OOpm IPAi born 1984 Sun. Oct. 1 - 12:O0noon - 1:OOpm IPAl Fni. Oct. 6 - 8:00pm - 9:OOpm LVMA MINOR PEEWEE Sat. Sept. 30 - 2:0Opm - 3:OOpm IPAi born 1983 Sun. Oct. 1 - i :OOpm - 2:OOpm IPAi1 Mon. Oct. 2 - 8:OOpm - 9:OOpm IPAl MAJOR PEEWEE Sat. Sept. 30 - 3:OOpm - 4:OOpm IPAi bot-À 1982 Sun. Oct. 1 - 4:OOpm - 5:OOpm IPAl Fri. Oct. 6 - 9:OOpm - 10:OOpm LVMA BANTAM Sat. Sept. 30 - 4:OOpm - 5:OOpm IPAl bot- 19801'81 Sun. Oct. 1 - 5:OOpm - 6:OOpm IPAl Mon. Oct. 2 - 1 0:OOpm - 1ii:OOpm IPAl MIDGET Sat. Sept. 30 - 5:OOpm - 6:OOpm IPAi bot- 1978179 Sun. Oct. 1 - 6:OOpm - 7:OOpm IPAl Fri. Oct. 6 - 9:OOpm - il :OOpm LVMA LVMVA = Luther Vipond Arena, Brooklin MIA = Iroquois Park Pad 1 For further information please cali: JOHN ANNIS 668-2610 BOB HUSSEY 666-2034 Corne Join us at the wliitby Cuirling club junior'Curlig aq 1 t 1) orda eennq Lade . fienon Msxed elWEd./Fr1*1 nights. Men s i:Monday nfight Free. instruction .availabte Baby sîttin'g Avaîlable (afternoons) FOR INFORMATION & REGISTRATION CALL 668- 5021 Whitby Minor Hockey Association 95-96 SELECT TEAM TRYQUT TIMES Ail players trying out must be registered with the W.M.H.A.- Please bring your copy of the registration form to the first tryout. Unregistered or non-Whitby players will not be pemitted to tryout. last Thursday in Oshawa. The flat goal in a refiection of the very low wage increaes acrosa Ontario and Canada last year, says Canadian Auto Workers Local 222 premident John Kovace who, along with Durham Board of Education director Pauline Laing, is co-chairing the campaign for the second straight year. "It makes sens. to try to achieve what we did last vear." More than 2,000 volunteers wiil he working on the campaign this3 year. There is no deadline for this year' campaign, which wiil wrap up "when we make the goal," says Howard, who adda people are encouraged to donate. to the United Way year-round, ngt just during the campaign. Terry Fox Run raises $2,035 Ther were fewer participants- penhaps due to rain - but more money was raised at this year's Terry Fox Run in Whitby. The. Sunday event had 191 participants - down from .260 last year. But they raised $13,350 in pledges, up from $12,035 raised last year., Pat Salisbury, organizing the Whitby event for the first time at a different location (Kmart store ini Kendalwood plaza), was sBatisfied with this year's event but feels rain may have affected the .turnout. Salisbury, a Kmart employee, Bays she'll aie undertake the planning of next years event. Scout oelebration The 4th Whithy Scout organization wiil celebrate its 4Oth anmiversary on Sunday, Sept. 24. A reception and barbecue for past and present members will take place at Heydenshore Pavilion, starting at 1:30 p.m. ~ _____A ISTORICAL FEATURE in the Whitby Free Press 1 . Where was Whitby's first automobile dealership located?