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“That occurred in the parking lot there,” said Staff Sgt. Mike Perreault, adding the suspect fled the scene. The victim was taken to hospital for emergency treatment. Police don’t have a description of the suspect.
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A two-alarm house fire caused heavy damage and some tense moments at a Scarborough bungalow yesterday morning. Karen Elliott was walking her son’s dog Niko when she saw flames coming from the main front window of the home, at 20 Tyne Court near Danforth and Brimley roads, around 10:40 a.m. A Good Samaritan was held back from entering the
home because the fire was too intense. “Somebody was trying to get into the house and other people were saying ‘No, don’t go in’ because you could see the smoke coming out,” Elliott said. “Everybody was trying to help. People were running... trying to do something, looking around, just trying to see what they could do.” District Chief Stephan Powell of Toronto Fire Services said the >>>FOURTEEN, page 13
Youth arts festival begins today An arts festival featuring the works of young performers begins today in Scarborough and continues until Saturday. The Suite Life for Arts StArt Youth Presenting Art festival takes place at the Scarborough Village theatre and community centre at Markham and Kingston roads. It features arts workshops, exhibits, performances including spoken word, music, dance, theatre, film and more. All fes-
tival activities are free for those ages 13 to 29. Tuesday and Wednesday will see ‘Master Classes’ workshops in acting, singing, dance and spoken word. Thursday and Friday will see Scarborough Village’s theatre open for participants to rehearse works which will be presented on stage Saturday. At the same time, visual artists will setting up their exhibits in the community’s centre’s gallery.
The performances on Saturday are scheduled to go from noon to 7 p.m. in the theatre. The visual arts displays in the gallery will also be open for the public to view. Along with the gallery and theatre events, there will also be a drum circle, air brush art and face/body painting outside at the community centre.
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Move in sale takes place tomorrow wTropicana Tro p i c a n a Co m m u n i t y Services is having a movein sale Wednesday, Aug. 7 from noon to 7 p.m. The group has moved to its new location and has brought too many items. On sale will be workstations, filing cabinets, artwork, office furniture and more. All proceeds go towards Tropicana’s programs. Tropicana is located at 1385 Huntingwood Dr. Call 416-4399009. Scarborough Town Jazz Festival Scarborough Town Jazz Festival this year is back with a three-day event starting Saturday, Aug. 10 at two locations: Albert Campbell Square beside Scarborough Town Centre as well as in Burrows Hall Park by the Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Toronto. At Burrows Hall Park, beside the community centre at Progress and Sheppard avenues, there will be workshops by festival performers on all three days, each starting at
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11:30 a.m., with Njacko Backo on Friday, Hilario Duran and Joachin Nunez Hidalgo on Saturday, and Aline Morales and Maninho Costa on Sunday. The festival plans to launch a music scholarshipfor young artists. There are no cover charges on any day at either venue. More information and a full line-up are at www.latinmusicprod.com
Cedar Ridge offers its annual fine art day camp for children aged 8 to 13 years old in two-week sessions over the course of the summer now on until Aug. 23. Campers will have an opportunity to create and experiment with drawing and painting, printmaking and sculpture, video, arts and crafts, pottery and recreation. The cost is $304 for two weeks. To register, call 416-396-4026. The centre is located at 225 Confederation Dr. Discover the fauna of Rouge Park Discover the fauna within Rouge Park with field sampling workshops Aug. 13 at 8:30 a.m. Workshops include: Bees, collecting and identifying in the field with an urban ecologist; Spiders: with a retired curator of Invertebrates and Birds from the Toronto Zoo; Dragonflies/ Damselflies with a member of the Citizen Scientists where you will have an opportunity to catch some specimens and identify them; Aquatic Arthropods with Entomology Technician, Royal Ontario Museum – participants will learn how to use a simple dichotomous key to sort specimens to the level of taxonomic
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Chinese Christain Mission in Agincourt is hosting children’s summer day camps for youngsters aged 6 to 10 in grades 1 to 5. The theme this year is “Green Earth”. Part of the day will include songs, crafts and recreational activities with daily lessons about our planet. The day camp goes from Aug. 12 to 16 from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Agincourt Mall, Unit 100. Cost is $100. Call 416-291-3202. get creative at Expressions Art Camp wChildren
Wednesdays and Thursdays until Aug. 29 at a flagpole by the front driveway of the former Guild Inn on Guildwood Parkway. People taking a tour through Aug. 11 can stay for an outdoor production of The Misanthrope by the Guild Festival Theatre. Pub nights at miller house wlash
Community residents are invited to enjoy pub nights on Thursday evenings at the Miller Lash House on the University of Toronto Scarborough grounds in the Highland Creek valley. The pub nights will take place Thursdays until mid August and are hosted by the University of Toronto Scarborough food and beverage services. Food and drinks will be available on the patio of the historic Miller Lash House which was built in 1913. To recognize the 100th anniversary of the house, a Miller Lash House Ale is among the beverages available at the bar. For more information, visit www.millerlashhouse.ca or call 416-287-7000.
order. Rain date is Aug. 27. Recommended donation is $5 to support the Rouge Park stewardship programming. Space is limited to a maximum of 10 participants in each workshop please RSVP to Sheryl Santos at 905 713-6007. Rouge Valley Conservation Centre, 1749 Meadowvale Rd. tours in Guildwood wWalking
Guildwood residents are reviving popular walking tours of Guild Park, a historic 88-acre park in their lakefront subdivision known for its gardens, sculpture and architectural fragments of vanished Toronto buildings. Starting at 6:30 p.m., the 45-minute tours will meet on
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Youth jobs, safety among new MPP’s priorities Mitzie Hunter keeps Scarborough-Guildwood seat for Liberals in provincial byelection MIKE ADLER madler@insidetoronto.com Mitzie Hunter, the new Liberal MPP for Scarborough-Guildwood, says she’s determined to strengthen the community she was elected to represent. “I’ve always worked hard to build strong communities and now I will continue that journey as your MPP for Scarborough-Guildwood,” she said Thursday night to a standing room-only crowd at the Rembrandt Banquet Halls on Progress Avenue after being declared the winner of the byelection. Hunter said her priorities in office will be those residents of the riding share, including creating jobs for youth, community safety, seniors, healthcare and expanding the Scarborough subway – a point that elicited the most cheers from the crowd. She thanked her volunteers, the other candidates and her parents, “for raising me to believe in myself and knowing I can do anything I put my mind to.” Her win maintained her party’s dominance in Scarborough, where all seats have been Liberal red for a decade, by fending off a strong challenge by Progressive Conservative Ken Kirupa, a realtor, and New Democrat Adam Giambrone, a former Toronto councillor who finished third. Unofficial results for all polls show
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Mitzie Hunter, left, celebrates her Scarborough-Guildwood provincial byelection win Thursday night with Premier Kathleen Wynne.
Hunter received 35.8 per cent of the vote, Kirupa was at 30.8 per cent and Giambrone had 28.4 per cent. Green candidate Nick Leeson was a distant fourth with 2.2 per cent, while six additional candidates in the riding split another 2.9 per cent. Hunter was on leave from her post as CEO of the Greater Toronto CivicAction Alliance, an advocacy group dealing with regional issues, including public transit.
During the campaign, she said being an MPP was another chance to work on improving things she cares about. “I’m stepping into this with a tremendous sense of purpose,” she said. “I’m doing this for the long run, so I can see some results.” Hunter was previously a vice president of Goodwill Industries of Toronto and for four years was CAO of Toronto Community Housing Corporation. Though she isn’t a resident now,
her campaign portrayed her as someone whose Scarborough roots were deep, as well as being a “transit champion” and community builder. Hunter attended Winston Churchill Collegiate and the University of Toronto Scarborough before starting her first business, a marketing and communications company, while living in Scarborough. She had said she would move to the riding if victorious in the byelection.
In a twist, Civic Action Chairperson John Tory, who publicly praised Hunter after her nomination as “just the kind of person we need offering herself for election,” is also the former Ontario PC party leader, and canvassed the riding on Kirupa’s behalf in the later stages of the campaign. As the night wound down at Kirupa’s campaign office on Kingston Road, the PC candidate admitted he was saddened by the results, saying he hoped voter turnout would be higher. “I don’t know how people still vote for Liberals after all these scandals, after all this money wasted,” Kirupa said. “I hope they will make the right decision next time.” Though he had been to Hunter’s victory celebration to congratulate her, Kirupa said he wasn’t going to give up his fight for accountability at Queen’s Park and to bring subways to Scarborough. The party in ScarboroughGuildwood had increased its share of the vote – Margarett Best, the Liberal MPP Hunter replaced, received 50 per cent in 2011 – and the next general election and a Tory win in the riding could come soon, Kirupa said. “We can do it, but we just have to do it a little bit differently.”
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Scarborough’s Kelly named new deputy mayor, will replace Holyday DAVID NICKLE dnickle@insidetoronto.com Scarborough-Agincourt Councillor Norm Kelly is Toronto’s new deputy mayor – a position that will become official as soon as Etobicoke Centre Councillor Doug Holyday either resigns, or the provincial government makes his election as MPP
for Etobicoke-Lakeshore official. Kelly, 71, spoke with reporters Friday afternoon to make Mayor Rob Ford’s job offer official. “Ladies and gentlemen of the fourth estate, the Mayor has invited me to be the Deputy Mayor of the City of Toronto and I’ve accepted the invitation to serve the resi-
dents of the City of Toronto, the City I love, in this new capacity,” said Kelly before taking questions. Kelly said the new job as Mayor Ford’s wingman will mean he’ll likely resign as chair of the city’s Government Management Committee. He wouldn’t speculate on how his new role would evolve. “I haven’t sat down with
the mayor and discussed how our relationship would be carried out in the next year and a half,” he said. “Until that happens, anything I say would be speculative.” The role of deputy mayor has altered significantly depending on the mayor himself, Kelly acknowledged. Under Mayor Mel Lastman, former councillor Case Ootes
played a prominent role, often acting as spokesperson for both the mayor and the city and taking the lead in labour negotiations. Under David Miller, former councillor Joe Pantalone played a diminished role. But Holyday has been a key member of Ford’s administration, carrying out difficult negotiations with the city’s
unionized employees, and stepping up on behalf of the mayor as legal challenges and scandal overwhelmed the administration. Kelly said as deputy mayor, he would commit to supporting the core of Ford’s mandate and agenda.
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t’s a city tradition, rooted in agricultural beginnings, and it’s just around the corner. Starting Aug. 16 and running through Sept. 2, the Canadian National Exhibition takes over the lakefront at Exhibition Place. An annual event, it’s one that typically marks the end of the summer. Hard to believe it’s almost that time of year again. As issues of sustainability gain an increasing foothold in the public consciousness, it’s important large-scale events – including ones like the Ex, which generates $60 million in economic activity for Toronto – take a leadership role to reflect this change. The Ex proudly boasts the title of “greenest fair in North America.” According to event organizers, for the past three consecutive fairs, the CNE has been awarded Eco Logo certificaour view tion – the first large-scale event in North America to achieve this Agricultural designation. Much has changed since the opportunities fair began in 1879. Today its agricultural elements – which this abound year includes interactive features such as magic show Agri-Magic and farm tour AgVenture – are part of a much larger array of offerings. But while the range of features to the nearly 1.4 million expected to attend the fair has increased, its agricultural roots remain. But in the city, it’s not just events like the Ex where one can experience agriculture. Here in Toronto, it’s heartening to see a number of positive sustainability initiatives emerge around urban farming. There’s the Toronto Urban Farm, located at Jane Street and Steeles Avenue at Black Creek Pioneer Village, which opened last year. It’s a partnership between the city and the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority that teaches youth and the community about urban organic farming. There’s the residential fruit-picking program Not Far From the Tree, which partners volunteer pickers with property owners who have trees ready for harvest. The yield is split between the property owner, the volunteers and a local social service agency. Tips on how to start a community garden are available on the city website. On a small scale, there are plenty of ways to improve your community through sustainability. Whether it’s by joining a community group in your neighbourhood or lending your time and expertise to a community garden, the opportunities are there.
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ell, I hate to be the bearer of bad tidings folks, but it’s now official: the days are getting shorter. Not the 24-hour days. They’re still 24 hours, last I checked. Not to worry. I was referring to the day’s part of days. The sunlight part. Sadly, they’re dwindling as we speak. Sorry to have to be the one to break it to you, but it’s better you heard it from me than a stranger. Not that daylight losing time should come as a surprise to anybody. The same thing happens every year at this time. You can set your watch to it. (Actually you set your watch to daylight saving time not daylight losing time but you know what I mean.) The point is: if we know the days always begin getting shorter at the very same time year after year, why does the transition always sneak up on us?
jamie wayne BUT SERIOUSLY That’s a good question and one I’ve given a lot of thought lately and I believe I’ve come up with at least three contributing factors. The first is that the fading sunlight happens so gradually in its initial stages that it is barely perceptible to the naked eye. It’s such a subtle transformation that you feel it before you actually visibly process it. So you know is you feel differently, but you don’t know why exactly. The second is that with the growing fascination and dependency on technological devices in our daily lives, each year we tend to get more and more out of touch with the natural things around us. The third and the biggest factor, for my money, is the impact of global warming. Due to the balmier and
balmier weather, which seems to start earlier and earlier every year we’re all getting sucked into thinking it’s going be endlessly sunny all the time. Which brings us to the matter at hand. Though I too am well aware that fading sunlight is an inevitable occurrence as we inch our way toward the fall, it’s always a struggle for me to accept. That’s because, for me, sunlight and summer go hand in hand. And sunlight first thing on a summer morning sets the tone for the whole day. The earlier it’s out, the better, I say. Ditto for sunlight at the end of a summer day. The later it lasts the better, too. I get the same jolt from the joy of light still visible on the way home each day that I do on the way out first thing in the morning. The only difference is that in the morning sunlight energizes me and the eve-
ning it revitalizes me. So what’s a fella to do as we move farther and farther away from sunlight when we wake up and sunlight when we go home and closer and closer to darkness when we wake up and darkness when we go home? Don’t sweat the same stuff, that’s what. Just keep taking things one step at a time, mindful that things will work out just like they always do. That’s because no matter how bleak things may look now, as sure as summer turns to fall, fall will turn to winter, winter will turn to spring and spring back to summer. In short, before you know it, once again, you’ll be able to see the sunlight at the end of the tunnel. Jamie Wayne is a lifelong columnist, who takes writing very seriously. The topics? Not so much. His column appears every Tuesday. Contact him at jamie.wayne@sympatico.ca
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Move In Sale WHEN: Noon to 7 p.m. WHERE: Tropicana Community Services, 1385 Huntingwood Dr. CONTACT: 426-4399009 COST: Free Workstations, filing cabinets, artwork, office furniture and more. All proceed go towards Tropicana’s programs.
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Interview Workshop WHEN: 1 to 3 p.m. WHERE: On-Track Career and Employment Services, 1371 Neilson Rd., Ground Floor CONTACT: 416-283-5229. Space is limited-registration is recomended. COST: Free Learn interviewing skills. East Scarborough Festival Market WHEN: 2 to 6 p.m. WHERE: St. Margaret’s Parkette, 4130 Lawrence Ave. E. CONTACT: Sarah, 416-298-5825 esfm@live.ca COST: Free Family-friendly event with entertainment, vendors and more. Thursdays in August. Vendors, volunteers and entertainment wanted. Discover Canada WHEN: 6 to 8:30 p.m. WHERE: Burrows Hall Library, 1081 Progress Ave. CONTACT: Rubeen Chauhan, 416-588-6288, rchauhan@culturelink.
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ca COST: Free CultureLink hosts a Discover Canada citizenship education mentoring circle Thursdays until Sept. 5. Walking Tour at Guildwood Park WHEN: 6:30 to 7:15 p.m. WHERE: Guildwood Park, 201 Guildwood Parkway COST: Free A 45-minute guided walk through Guild Park. Public tours run Wednesday and Thursday until Aug. 29. Starts from the front flagpole of Guild Park. Swing Dance Classes WHEN: 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. WHERE: Royal Canadian Legion Branch 614, 100 Salome Dr., 100 Salome Dr. CONTACT: Carolyn Cross, 416-4479774 COST: $35 per session Learn to swing dance Thursdays. First class free. Session of five classes $35. New session every six weeks. Next session starts August 8.
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Makeover Takeover WHEN: 1 to 4 p.m. WHERE: HairBySher, 305 Port Union Rd. CONTACT: Hair By Sher, 647-746-5167, info@ hairbysher.com COST: Free Free mini-makeovers, face painting, barbecue, henna designs for a nominal fee. Rouge Park Guided Walks
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SAAAC’S Dance-A-Thon WHEN: 5 to midnight WHERE: Queen Palace Banquet Hall, 1173 Brimley Rd. CONTACT: Geetha Moorthy, 416-824-8847, http://saaac.org/event/ saaacs-dance-a-thon-dance-today-chang COST: $30 Fundraising charity event for children with Autism. Goal is to dance for 7 hours straight to help South Asian Autism Awareness Centre for their arts and music program. Check out our complete online community calendar by visiting www.scarboroughmirror.com. Read weeks of listings from your Scarborough neighbourhoods as well as events from across Toronto. WHEN: 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. WHERE: Rouge Park Trailheads, Please see www.rougepark.com for complete location details for each walk CONTACT: Diana Smyth, 905-713-3184, www.rougepark.com/hike, hike@ rougepark.com COST: Free, contributions welcome Birkdale Saturday Night WHEN: 7:30 to 11 p.m. WHERE: Birkdale Community Centre, 1299 Ellesmere Rd. CONTACT: Jim, 416267-6621 COST: $6 Everyone welcome.
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Rouge Park Trail Volunteers Information Walk WHEN: 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. WHERE:
Rouge Park Trailheads, please visit www.rougepark.com for meeting points CONTACT: Diana Smyth, 905713 3184 COST: Free Be a Rouge Park Trail Volunteer. Applications from adults 18 and up welcome. Big Band Music WHEN: 2 to 4:30 p.m. WHERE: Scarborough Village Theatre, 3600 Kingston Rd. CONTACT: Al Minshull, 416-805-1283 COST: $25 The 17 piece Swing Shift Big Band.
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Scarborough Taoist Tai Chi WHEN: 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. WHERE: Taoist Tai Chi Society, 2190 Warden Ave., Unit G6 CONTACT: 416-298-
Introduction to Internet level 1 WHEN: 1 to 3 p.m. WHERE: St. Paul’s L’Amoreaux Centre, 3333 Finch Ave. East CONTACT: Sivanesan Muthiah, 416-493-3333, www.splc. ca, sivanesan@splc.ca COST: $50 for 4 lessons Hands-on Internet training. Learn to use different search engines. Training on how to use the internet safely.
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Advance Care Planning Workshop WHEN: Noon to 1 p.m. WHERE: The Scarborough Hospital, 3050 Lawrence Ave. E. CONTACT: 416438-2911 COST: Free Workshop on Advance Care Planning and what to discuss with your loved ones.
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City tells Empringham Drive man his driveway is illegal, must be changed ANDREW PALAMARCHUK apalamarchuk@insidetoronto.com
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t was a call that Frank Watson now regrets. The Scarborough resident phoned the city in July 2011 to request improvements to the curb appeal of his property. He believed a snowplow had hit and damaged the cut curb and retaining wall at the end of his driveway. In addition, a portion of the pavement at the end of his driveway was cracked. That piece of land is also city property. He wanted the city to repair the damage. The call two years ago triggered a dispute between the city and Watson over the illegal driveway he didn’t know he had. Watson said the city initially told him the damage would be fixed within a few years. He called the city again in 2012 and then earlier this year when he was told someone would make the repairs within a week. Instead of repairs, Watson received a Notice of Violation. It turned out a curb cut made at the end of his property in the 1980s contravened a city bylaw. The cut in the curb helped make way for a two-car driveway at his single-car garage home on Empringham Drive. Watson, who bought the house in 2008, was told the city would replace the damaged depressed curb with a regular curb at no cost to him. He was also told he would have to place a patch of grass behind the new curb, an area that is now a part of his driveway. A city worker had spray painted the word ‘grass’ on the area where the grass should be placed. But on July 19 “grass” was replaced with the word sod, and sod was also spray painted on a portion of the driveway next door. Watson said he feels singled out. He said bylaws should be enforced equally “to the tens of thousands of quote unquote ‘illegal driveways’” in the city. “If they are applied to them, then I will go along with it.” Since June, Watson has talking with city officials and local politicians in an attempt to resolve the
issue. Watson described the dispute as an “extreme aggravation” that has taken up much of his time. He said he wants the city to just smooth down the damaged cut curb, repair the damaged retaining wall and fix the crumpled pavement at the end of his driveway. notice from city “If they don’t want to fix it, don’t do anything, just leave everything as is, and I’ll be happy.” But that likely won’t happen. John Pursley, supervisor of right-of-way management, said the curb will be restored to its original configuration and sod will be placed up to 18 inches behind the new curb. He said the property owner will not be charged for the work. “We were invited to the property, we took a look, the curb is damaged, and that’s the way it will be repaired,” Pursley said. “It will be fixed so therefore it’s in compliance.” On July 27, Watson received a notice from the city stating construction will begin July 29. It never did. Watson is the fourth owner of the property, which was built in 1986. Watson said a previous owner widened the driveway in 1987 with permission from the thenCity of Scarborough. “This property was grandparented, which means that it does not have to be changed at all,” he said. Ward 42 Councillor Raymond Cho (Scarborough Rouge River) said he wants to come up with a solution that would satisfy both Watson and the city. “If you look at it from one angle, it’s a very simple matter that there’s a bylaw and the city staff have to act on the bylaw,” he said. “But we all have to look at what’s the human side of the whole thing, and that’s equally important, maybe more important.” Watson wonders why the city is wasting its resources on what he calls a frivolous case, noting
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Frank Watson is in a dispute with the city over his lane. After Watson called to request that his curb be repaired the city determined that the lane does not meet by-law requirements and will need to be changed.
his property, as is, isn’t harming “any person in existence on this planet.” He said he’s adamant about the
issue because “if the powers that be can walk over you on a little item like this, it’s going to keep multiplying geometrically until
you have no rights left.”
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THURSDAY, AUG. 8 w Etobicoke Rangers vs, Scarborough Stingers (Neilson Park, 56 Neilson Dr., 7:30 p.m.)
UPCOMING GAME In Wexford Soccer Club under 6 co-ed house league, Tim Horton’s – Canadian Maple – Gold vs. Tim Horton’s – Apple Fritters – Maroon at Ashtonbee Field #3, at 10:30 a.m.
SUNDAY, AUG. 11 w Scarborough Stingers vs. East York Bulldogs (Neilson park, 56 Neilson Dr., 7 p.m.) MIDGET TUESDAY, AUG. 6 w Team Ontario Women vs. Scarborough Stingers - AA (Neilson park, 56 Neilson Dr., 7:30 p.m.) Blue (Ashtonbee Field #4, 10 Ashtonbee Rd., 9 a.m.)
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UNER-5 CO-ED HOUSE LEAGUE SATURDAY, AUG. 10 w Tim Horton’s – Vanilla Dip – White vs. Tim Horton’s – Blueberry Muffins – Royal Blue (Ashtonbee Field #1, 10 Ashtonbee Rd., 9 a.m.)
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w Tim Horton’s – Grape Jelly – Purple vs. Tim Horton’s – Dutchies – Silver (Ashtonbee Field #2, 10 Ashtonbee Rd., 9 a.m.) w Tim Horton’s – Canadian Maple – Gold vs. Tim Horton’s – Apple Fritters – Maroon (Ashtonbee Field #3, 10 Ashtonbee Rd., 9 a.m.) UNER-6 CO-ED HOUSE LEAGUE SATURDAY, AUG. 10
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Modern Coffee Table
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398
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All 5 Pcs Modern Bedroom
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