PAGE 20, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 1986 WFIITBY FREE PRESS The buclk stops here FROM PG. 17 But another mystery - on which a task force of 15 Manitoba employer groups, including the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, will focUs - is the WCB's 148 percent jurnp in ad- ministrative costs in the last four years. This growth in overhead WH AY RTAL' cornes even as the num- ber of dlaims processed. by the board has declined. Employers balk at this sort of anomaly, flot because they oppose providing a safety net for injured workers, but because the boards are accountable only to themselves and the politicians. "We foot the bill," employers across the country are saying, "but we neyer see the That bill can be especially tough for small, new firms - the source of most of the new jobs in Canada today - because they are more likely to be labor intensive and must pay the piper whether or mot they are profitable. The question is, how long can we go to the well before we dry up the source of most of our new jobs? GOLDEN GATE 107 Brook St. S. Whitby 668-2222 This poputar, 30-year otd Chinase restaurant has recentiy introduced Szechuan Cuisie-for ihose who Ilke hot. splcy dishes. In addition to its Cirinese fare the Golden Gat e aiso of- fers a wide selaction of Canadien dishes. The Bo-Bo pitter and their chicken tingers are two speclaitles worth frying. Perfect for lun ch ordInner. Open from Il tfa 2 ar. daity. Friday and Safurday untit 3 ar.. uiiy icensed. Dnaisn and fest home delitery. THE CLEAN MACHINE COIN LAUNDRY -resi CO FFEE & TEA! USE 0F DRYERS S TI Ifll LQ I D I F COME IN AND MEET OUR MOTHER & DAUGHTER STAFF TEAM WHO HAS BEEN WiïH US SINCE WE OPENED 6 EARS AGO DORIS & DOROTHY CASEY TH EV WlLLBE GLAD TO SERVE VOUI 9ic Our concept was to produce a first rate premium laundromat, modern multi-service facillty wlth upgraded equipment and design. It's clean, bright, attractive and modern, âîways attended with the added attraction of music, colour cable T.V., coffee, refreshments and snacks. We also provide an additional convenience of a drop off wash, dry and fold service done the same day. The laundromat is equlpped wlth WASCOMAT prof essional washers. You can't buy a WASCO MAT but you can use one at the CLEAN MACHINE COIN LAUNDRY .WE HAVE THREE MACHINE SIZES: 1. for regular loads 2. for larger double loads 3. and an extra large machine which can do Drapes, Blankets, Comforters, Bedspreads, Sleeping bags and Rugs. "We also soul a complote lino of Iaundry aids." THE CLEAN MACHINE COIN LAUNDRY 601 DUNDAS ST., W. WHITBY 666-1322 Pizza Pizza "967-1111." You've heard it before no doubt. It's the numiber you want to cail for Pizza Piz- za which celebrated its grand opening in Whitby Saturday. Mayor Bob Attersley and Sunshine Girls Cindy and Susan were on hand for the occasion and couldn't resist sampling the wares. 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Goaltender Sun Lee got first star honors in a ý12 toi1 Whitby win. The next morning, off to Helsinki to Hotel Hesperia, a beautiful hotel near the downtown core. The guys just got settled and they were off to the'rink. This time another AA team known as O.K.K. Greg Rennie scored a hat-trick and Tim Weber, Brian Munro and Sean Hoît scoring twice each to lead the teani to another 12 to 1lwin. December 29, the Fin Cup tournament started and it wasn't easy for the guys. The first game the boys just got by E.J.K. with a 3 to 2 win then things got tough. The next game was against the eventual tournament winners and 1985 Finland bronze winners JAAHONKA. The boys discovered two things in the 7-3 loss. One, excessive body contact was not permit- ted, however, a lacrosse type pick or interferan- ce was. Todd Wilson, Greg Kerr and Adam Foote managed to score for the Canucks. The following day didn't prove to be mnuch botter for the boys as SEE PC. 21 FROM Pc. 19 Soccer to join without having to worry about conflicts with part-tinte or sum- The emphasiswilb on dlean play and spor- tsmanship and to this end qualified referees will be employed. If further information is required, Cory Van Essen who is the main planner of the league, can be reached at 6W8- 8498. r Monday, Dec. 23,1985, the Brooklin Whitby Bantanis left Iroquois Park Arena at 12:15 p.m. on their way to Finland. At about 4 p.m. Christmas Eve the team, arrived in Lapeenranta, a town of 65,000, 100 miles north of Helsinki and 20 miles from the Russian boarder. That evening the Cumulus Hotel prepared an ex- cellent Christmas din- ner for the tearn that came with customary Christmtas entertain- ment. The next morning the team laced up for an outdoor practice at a local rink. 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