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Shoot out leaves �iOioy s shaken
❑ Police are hunting
five men responsible
for terrorizing staff
and patrons at an
Ajax bar early
Saturday morning
By SAL BONIMARITO
STAFF REPORTER
AJAX - Employees at a bar
here are shaken up and police say
is a `miracle- no one was killed
after the establishment was
sprayed with gunfire during an
early -morning robbery Saturday.
plate number after the men robbed
bar's employees who were on duty
Four armed men are at large
the bar. The bullet "missed his
the night of the robbery are still
after robbing And shooting at
head by about six inches," says
pretty "shaken up." Mr. Sheridan
patrons at Tent'• Sheridan's Texas
Mr. Sheridan, a country singer
says.
Country Show and Bar around
who opened the club three months
The waitress who had a knife
12:30 am. Saturday. About 30 or
ago.
held to her throat is taking a few
40 patrons were inside the bar at
The robbers, armed with
days off, he says.
the MacKenzie Plaza on the north
handguns, also fired numerous
Mr. Sheridan had just headed
side of Bayly St. at MacKenzie
shots inside the bar during the
home for the c%ening when the
Ave.
robbery and fired a starter's pistol
The four men also shot at two
at one patron. A waitress also had
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Durham Regional Police officers
a knife held to her throat during
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who pursued a stolen blue Dodge
the robbery.
their act.
van used in the robbery from
"It's a miracle no one was
"We're telling youths
when I was 15. At 16 1 did what
Pickering to Scarborough on Old
injured or killed,- said Insp. John
1 wanted to do and was making
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Finch Ave.
Hamilton of 24 Division in Ajax.
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Mira, 21.16
A patron was also shot at while Things were back to normal
trying to get the van's licence Saturday night, but some of the
PUNKS TO PREACHERS
Ajax youths leave life of crime behind
and set their
sights on helping others
life for Gil Mira and Sule
I was 15." recalls Mr. Prince. "1
By SAL BOMMARITO
Prince.
was into violence and fighting
. STAFF REPORTER
Now, the two Ajax youths,
and 1 was planning to do drugs.
AJAX - Getting into trouble
along with friends Erik Fountas
1 wanted to be a rapper and I
with the law was once a way of
and A.J_ Bennett, are organizing
lived the lifestyle. 1 was very
a Christian Youth Crusade to
depressed, 1 was on welfare and
help other young people caught
I had just enough money to pay
Inside
up in the cycle of crime and
my bills."
violence who want to clean up
Mr. Mira confides, "I was
their act.
dealing and smoking crack
In Ow news
"We're telling youths
when I was 15. At 16 1 did what
Editorial
(involved in crime) that there's
1 wanted to do and was making
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a better way out there," says Mr.
hundreds of dollars a day. My
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Mira, 21.16
-year-old friend got stabbed
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"The crusade is about youths
in broad daylight. My friends
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speaking to youths because
used to carry guns. When 1 was
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assault and my dad, who 1
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hadn't seen in three years, had
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"We're trying to show youths
drugs and violence is not the
_ to bail me out."
Although the lifestyle they
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way to go," says Mr. Prince, 17.
led provided them with respect
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Mr. Prince and Mr. Mira
should know. The two were
Imong their peers, neither of
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involved in a life of crime
That's when the two began
which involved violence, theft,
searching for a way out of this
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cycle of crime and violence.
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parents and got kicked out when
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four bandits, three armed with
guns the other with a switchblade,
stormed the place, opened fire and
robbed patrons of their wallets.
'"There's a bullet hole in one of
the air ducts and behind the bar.
The bartender had ducked down
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FROM PAGE 1
but they shattered a bottle of
Gown Royal which is where she
normally stands. I think they did
most of it for effect. They weren't
aiming at anyone. Nothing could
have been worse than if someone
got hurt.
"I think somebody must have
come in and looked around -to see
Terry Sheridan's Texas
Country Show and Bar was the
scene of an armed robbery
Saturday morning where
bandits fired shots over the
heads of patrons.
how many people were in the bar
before they robbed it," he says.
While police pursued the van
used in the robbery after spotting
it near Hwy. 401 and Whites Rd.,
the robbers fired at the cruiser's
windshield while travelling
westbound on Finch Ave., says
Insp. John Hamilton.
Police then lost the van, which
had been stolen from Thornhill,
but was later recovered near
McCowan Rd. and Steeles Ave. in
Scarborough.
The suspects are described as
black males, 16 to 20 years old,
with slim builds. Two were about
5' T' and two were about 5' 10".
One of the taller men wore round,
wire -rim glasses. Police also
believe a fifth man, who waited
outside during the robbery, was
involved, but no description was
available.
"These men are armed and
dangerous," Insp. Hamilton says.
Hearings under way
for Ajax doctor
AJAX - A hearing began
Monday in the case of an Ajax
doctor suspended by the
College of Physicians and
Surgeons of Ontario.
Dr. Denis Gabrielle was
suspended from practising
medicine in May pending a
hearing to determine if he is
guilty of an allegation of
"misconduct of a sexual
nature", according to the
college.
College spokesman Jim
McLean says six people arc
each making an allegation.
The college set aside Aug. 2
to 5 for the hearing, and Mr.
McLean says it will "probably
take every day scheduled, if not
more" to complete the
proceedings.
If the hearing has to continue
beyond the allotted time, it
would resume "the next
available day and there's no
way of knowing when that will
be," he adds.
Dr. Gabrielle, who also
serves as the area coroner, had
his certificate of registration —
once called a medical licence —
suspended in May and be can't
practise medicine pending the
outcome of the disciplinary
hearing.
The hearing is open to the
public and is being held at the
college offices at 80 College
St., third floor, in Toronto.
Daily sessions begin at 9:30
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FROM PAGE 1 humble student. My teachers
were amazed," Mr. Prince says.
The way out just happened to "I can look at people who
be Christianity. are tough on the outside now
"I wasn't Sule the fighter and I know they are hurting on
anymore. I was Sule the quiet, the inside," Mr. Mira nays.
Ajax youths from left, Erik Fountas, Sule Prince, Gil Mira and A.J.
Bennett, have organized a Christian Youth Crusade Aug. 11- 13 at Rotary
Park to help spread their message to youths involved in crime and
violence• photo by A.J. Groen
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The two now have their
lives back on track.
Mr. Mira graduated from
Ajax High School last year and
has been accepted by a
Peterborough bible college to
begin studies there in
September.
lie hopes to
become a I can
pastor and
open a look at
group home people
f o r
wayward who are
youths.
M r tough on
Prince will the
a t t e n d
Grade 12 at outside
Pickering
H i g h now and
School in I know
the fall. He
also wants they are
to become a
pastor. hurting
Meanwhile, on the
the two inside'
youths have
helped --Gil
organize a
Y o u t h Mira
Crusade
which will
take place Aug. 11 to 13
starting at 6:30 p.m. at Rotary
Park in Ajax.
The festival will feature
drama, music and personal
testimonies from youths who
are living changed lives.
They hope to attract
between 1,000 and 3,000
youths to the crusade.
Admission is free.
For more information about
the crusade. call 428-2853 or
327-7607.
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More than 100
weapons turned
in locally during
gun amnesty
By Donna Donaldson
D[JRHAM STAFF
DURHAM - llave gun, will turn in.
Local residents are continuing to bring in their guns during a
province -wide weapons amnesty program that started June 1.
"The purpose of the amnesty is to get guns off the street so they
don't fall into the wrong hands." says Staff Sergeant Sandy Ryrie of
Durham Regional Police.
So far about 50 rifles, one fully automatic Uzi sub -machine gun,
two registered paramilitary prohibited firearms, 20 handguns, 27 near
firearms (pellet guns, BB guns and starters), 13 prohibited non -
firearms (stun gun, mace, martial arts weapons, and tnagazine clips),
three non -prohibited non -firearms (crowbar- machete and knives)
and about 2,200 rounds of amrnunicion have been turned over to
police.
Some of the ueafxmn, turn,,; V%,Ilther P38 used by the
(Germans in the
�ccond World War,
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twin vn the First World
%\*ar. a model 1911
Colt .45. a sawed-off
.hotgun, a .38
Special revolver
identical to a police
revolver, and an Uzi
Nub -machine gun
chat was welded so
no one could ever
use it again.
The weapons
will be taken to
Lasco Steel in
Whitby where they'll
he stripped and
incited down.
Durham's Bomb
Squad will look after
the disposal of the
ammunition.
The first gun
amnesty was held in
Staff Sgt. SandyRYry e displays some of 1979. The next the weapons that have been turned into amnesty wasn't until
13 wars later in
Durham Regional Police for destruction. 1992. During that
photo by Walter Passarella amnesty, 433
firearms and nearly
18,000 rounds of ammunition and other assorted weapons were
tunnel into police from throughout the region.
Staff Sergeant Ryrie says police realize that it's not the criminals
who will be turning in their guns during the amnesty. But getting
guns out of the homes prevents the weapons from getting into the
wrong hands should there be a break-in.
He notes that the use of weapons is becoming more prevalent in
crimes such as convenience store and gas bar robberies.
"Whether it's a knife or a gun they're on the increase," says Staff
Sergmt Ryrie. "Nearly every seizure of drugs they've got Uzi sub-
machine gums and military weapons."
The weapons amnesty, which runs until Sept. 1, allows citizens to
turn in firearms and weapons and, if illegal, criminal charges will not
be laid. However, firearms and other weapons can still be turned in at
any time.
Anyone who has a gun and doesn't know if it's loaded or
unloaded should treat it as loaded and call for police to pick it up,
says Staff Sgt. Ryrie.
For more information, call firearms officer Charmaine Morrissey
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Pickering armed
robber sought
By SERGEANT GRANT
Northern Reflections on the front.
ARNOLD
an Atlanta Braves baseball cap.
DURHAM REGIONAL CRIME
jeans and dark running shoes. The
STOPPERS
robber was last seen walking
DURHAM - Crime Stoppers
south towards the SupetCentre.
and the Durham Regional Police
Anyone with information on
Robbery Squad are asking fon the
the identity of this person is asked
public's help in solving a robbery
to call Crime Stoppers or the
in Pickering on
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Saturday, July
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Today's News Advertiser is a study in contrast.
The newspaper generally carries a potpourri of
stories about people and happenings in the community.
Sometimes they're sad, sometimes they're happy.
Today, we feature two stories of extremes on our
front page.
There is the terrifying story of five thugs who
sprayed bullets at an Ajax bar this past weekend, forcing
patrons to the floor. As Ajax police inspector John
Hamilton says, it was a miracle no one was hurt or
kilted. Then, as police pursued the culprits in a stolen
van, they, too. were shot at. Again, another miracle no
one was killed.
After reading that story, who could blame you if your
faith in humanity is waning a bit. But, there's always
cause for optimism. Also on page one is a truly
remarkable story about foal youths who were deeply in
trouble. In fact, had their lives not changed, they could
easily have committed the same crime as the five men at
the Ajax bar.
Instead, they searched for a way out of their vicious
circle of crime and found Christianity.
'Finding' the lord is certainly not for everyone. And,
there will be those who will snicker and call the youths
Bible thumpers and the like.
But. keep one thing in mind. These youths could still
be walking the streets of Ajax and Pickering looking for
targets such as yourself or your funily. Now, they walk
the streets looking to help those in trouble.
We adore the youths who try to make our community
a safer place. We abhor the creeps who terrorized our
community on the weekend.
It's ironic these two stories share the same page. But.
perhaps it's a blessing. After -all, if we had no hope in
our fellow man, what a bitter bunch we would be.
L(,bW�11ttT6 KITS: TO TILE NE: SAD EKTIsF:K, i _ 0 COMlvtl:KClAI- AVE., AJAX, LIS .HS OR FAX lJS A? 6R3 7 i63
JOBS
Mismanagement, lack of compassion by
employers familiartufrain to laid -off man
To the editor.
At 66 years of age I'm qualified to reply to
Claire Anne Lalonde Sergeant's letter (News
Advertiser. July 20). I've been in the workforce
since age 16. During my working time I had at
least 15 jobs. some I terminated to improve
myself, with others I was simply laid off. I also
had to change my trade within the trade, being a
skilled worker at a letterpress printer, then, all of
sudden, there was no more work as such.
Fomnately, I was still young enough to make the
change and, after taking a course in onset printing,
I continued to be employed.
I never met an employer coatpassionate enough
to think about my family of five children whenever
I was laid off. Dollars and cents were all that
manered to them. Perhaps if a person is a member
120�
of a union they may be able to force an employer
to keep a particular employee.
At age 61 1 was called into the office of a
printing firm where; 1 was employed for six years. I
was told this was the end. Thanks to poor
management they closed the doors and every
employee was permanently laid off. 1 found out
shortly atter that there was no money fix severance
pay. Meanwhile, and this is the cruel part, the
manager foresaw that someday they had to throw
in the towel and already had set up another
business, taking with them a few former
employees whom were still useful for this new
venture. Who would hire a person that close to
retirement? I was forced to retire early at a time
when 1 was not mentally or financially ready,
thereby no able to contribute more to the Canada
pension. I collected just a bit mon: per month than
I was making per week.
FixgcK atxxnt Canada being in trouble because
of business's attitude concerning layoffs.
Employee -employer relationship don't exist if
there is money involved. Nobody gets paid for
doing nothing and never will. only in a communist
county could this happen, but who wants to be a
communist? Excessive employees are called dead
wood I sincerely wish Mrs. Lalonde Sergeant's
husband more luck in life then I had. I was
fortunate to have wide experience in my trade
which saved me from being unemployment for
long periods of time during my younger years,
except for those Nast 4 years.
Fred ode Tombe,
Ajax
by Steve Nease
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STAFF REFORM
AJAX - Most people have
endured the inconvenience of a
barking dog or a neighbor holding a
loud party.
However. if the problem becomes
a regular occurrence — the barking
dog left out all day while the owner
is at work — it's more
than an inconvenience.
Addley Cres.
resident Cindy
Davidson says it's
residential noise
pollution and she'd like
to hear from people
plagued by it She's set
up a telephone line you
can call free of charge
to discuss your
problems.
It's part of a
personal project Ms.
Davidson has been
conducting for eight
months and she plans to
pass her results on to
area politicians.
"What they do with it I don't
know," she says. "This is my
contribution to my community. It's
what I put back for what I'm taking
OUL"
Ms. Davidson describes
residential noise pollution as
something that's unwanted and
unreasonable.
"It's unreasonable noise if it's
routine. predictable and chronic. If
your neighbor leases the dog out all
day and the dog barks all day. every
day. it's chronic.
-It's not to he confused with the
once -in -a -while noise. There's a
difference between a once -a -year
party and the party every weekend
during the summer."
Noise pollution is the "most
penasive form of pollution, but it's
the least recognized. Water and air
pollution get more play, although
they don't permeate as much as
noise pollution."
Ms. Davidson's interest in the
subject began because of noise made
by children playing in a pool at a
home in her neighborhood. The
noise was so loud "%kv couldn't have
family out in our backyard. It was
embarrassing."
The sound of
children playing and
screaming could be
heard several houses
away and over the r(xir
of a lawnmower, she
adds.
She and other
affected neighbors
gx)le to the family this
spring about the matter.
They were shocked
the noise carried so far.
It never occurred to
them." Ms. Davidson
says.
The family was
co-operative and so far
_ this year there have
been no complaints.
Most people don't realize how
much noise they are making, she
says. "It's never malicious or
deliberate, but people just don't
think about iL '
Should someone have a problem.
she suggests they keep a diary for a
month on when the noise %tato and
stoM and how far the sound carries.
After a month. speak to the
neighbor.
Let them know you're being
disturbed and ask for their co-
operatiocC
If there is no improvement. write
a px)Gte note to the neighbor "saying
they're disturbing your enjoyment of
your property and ask for their co-
operation again.-
Should
gain"Should the neighbor continue to
ignore your concerns. "send a
registered letter to the Town clerk
requesting the noise control officer
'There's a
difference
between a
once -a -year
party and the
party every
weekend
during the
summer
--Cindy
Davidson
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addrr~cs the concern."
Most municipalities have a bylaw
to control noise with fines set out if
it's broken.
Sending a letter to the
municipality "lets them know you
have a concern."
Ajax "town clerk Joe Tiernay
says that when a noise complaint is
made. "we talk to (the guilty parties)
and they realize they're disturbing
their neighbors. Usually. that's all it
lakes."
For major violations of the
bylaw, such as someone holding
noisy parties every night, the Town
will lay a charge. he says.
The bylaw is "difficult to
interpret" because a noise tolerable
to one person is intolerable to
another. he notes.
A justice of the peace has to
determine if a noise complaint is
reascxuhle or not Mr. Tiemay says.
Under the Ajax bylaw. the
maximum fine is $5.000.
Ms. Davidson says there is "no
guarantee' a noise situation will he
resolved following her appma& but
adds its the best method available.
Also, "I can't help with
individual problems. I'm no getting
involved in their dilemmas. I'm just
working on a profile."
If you'd like to speak with Ms.
Davidson, call her phone line at 428-
7267 Monday to Friday between 8
a.m. and 9 P.M.
Ajax woman aims to quiet
neighborhood noise pollution
When it comes to residential noise pollution, Cindy Davidson has
volumes of information. The Ajax resident is conducting a survey
on noise and she plans to pass her findings on to area politicians.
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An Invitation to Comment
ON THE ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FOR A PROPOSED LANDFILL WASTE DISPOSAL SITE FOR
DURHAM REGION
THE EN%'IRONMEN*TAL ASSESSMENT ACT
SUBSECTION 7 (1)
NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF REVIEW
n environmental assessment has
been submitted by the Interim Waste
Authority for:
a proposed 119 ha landfill waste disposal site
located in the Regional Municipality of Durham on
pan of Lots 21 to 25, Concession 3, within the
Town of Pickering, including all ancillary facilities
associated with the design and operations of the
facility.
Before a decision is made on acceptance of this
environmental assessment, you have the right to
submit comments on the proposed undertaking, the
environmental assessment and the review document,
and to attend the hearing mentioned below.
HOW DO YOU GET THE INFORMATION YOU
NEED?
You may inspect the documents during normal
business hours at the following Ontario Ministry of
Environment and Energy offices:
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT BRANCH
5th Floor, 250 Davisvilk Avenue
Toronto, Ontario M4S 1H2
(416) 440-3450
CENTRAL REGION OFFICE
4th Floor, 7 Overlea Boulevard
Toronto, Ontario M4H IAS
(416)424-3000
Copies are also available at the clerks' offices of the
following municipalities:
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The Corporation of the City of Oshawa
The Corporation of the Town of Ajax
The Corporation of the Municipality of Clarington
The Corporation of the Town of Pickering
The Corporation of the Town of Whitby
The Corporation of the Township of Brock
The Corporation of the Township of Scugog
The Corporation of the Towriship of Uxbridge
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received no later than September 6, 1994. The
submission date of September 6 has been extended from
August 29, 1994 to meet newspaper publication dates.
SEND THEM TO:
Intenm Waste Authority Landfill Site Environmental
Assessment - Durham
C. J. (BUD) WILDMAN
Minister of Environment and Energy
12th Floor, 135 St. Clair Avenue West
Toronto, Ontario M4V 1 PS
All submissions received by me will be forwarded to a'
joint board for its consideration with respect to the
landfill site at the hearing mentioned below.
Comments on the undertaking, the Environmental
Assessment, and the Review may also be submitted to
a joint board directly at the hearing.
PUBLIC HEARINGS TO BE HELD
The undertaking will require approval under several
statutes if it is to proceed and a hearing under the
Consolidated Hearings Act, R- S. O. 1990, ch. 29 will
be held by a joint board for the undertaking. The joint
board will be issuing a notice.setting a hearing date for
the commencement of proceedings for the under-
taking. The notice will be published in area
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money is accepted.
Passports are available at any
Canadian Tire store in Durham
or town halls in Beaverton,
Cannington or Sunderland.
Cyclists must have their passport
stamped at designated stores
along the route.
The grand prize draw will he
held Saturday, Sept. 10.
For more information, call
(905)430-1302.
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Are you a small company consideriNg ISO 9000 registration but lacking r�estoivaa.
The second Durham network is planned to commence October 3, 1994.
By coming together as a network it is estimated that the implementation costs can
be reduced by approximately two-thirds.
Fees, funding, program content and schedule will be discussed in detail at a
mating on August 19,1994 at
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r 7:30 - 9:30 a.m. /�
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We'll begin with, (an appetizer as it
were) a 7 point electrical inspection.
That will be followed with a healthy 6
point interior inspection, a 6 point
body inspection and an 11 point on -
hoist inspection.
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knowledge has been completely
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'ELECTION
Nuspl
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Ward 1
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PICKERING — Long-time
Pickering resident Terry Nuspl will
be challenging for the local Ward 1
scat on Pickering Council in the
Nov. 14 municipal election.
Mrs. Nuspl has been active with
a number of local ratepayer and
community groups, including
PACT (Pickering Ajax Citizens
Together fix the Environment), the
Mayor's Task Force on Waste
Management, the Rouge Valley
Park Project, and the home and
school group at Elizabeth B. Phin
Public School. She has also been a
supporter of the Altona Forest
preservation initiative, an
outspoken proponent of Pickering's
new firehall, and an advocate for
conserving Frenchman's Bay.
In a press release announcing
her candidacy, Mrs. Nuspl notes
that working for candidates in
local, provincial and federal
elections has given her the
opportunity to use her
organizational
talents and
"intensified' her _
awareness of
the need for I
g o o d -
government
from the ground _
up . Terry Nuspl
Mrs. Nuspl is
a regular in the
gallery at Pickering Council
meetings. She states in her rek.ise
that she is running for council
because she feels she "can best
identify with and represent the
needs and interests of the average
citizen". She believes the main
issues in the municipal campaign
will be the creation of a stable
political environment which will
encourage a broader range of
commercial and industrial
investment in Pickering; personal
and fiscal integrity: and responsible
tepresentation of constituents.
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Billboard is a free feature for M. Answering machine is voice welcome. Free admission. 427-0338 (Jerry). for $l0 each. 428-8111.
community events of a non-profit only. ALATEEN: A support group for SATURDAY. AUG. 13 MONDAY. AUG. 15
nature. To have your events PICNIC: Whitby Psychiatric people from 10 to 20 years with FLEA MARKET: A flea market BIBLE CAMP: The Altona Road
promoted in Billboard, fax 683- Hospital hosts a Heritage Picnic to family members or friends with a with all proceeds going to the Big Church of The Nazarene, 1367
7363 or write to the Ajax- celebrate its 75th anniversary this drinking problem meets every Sisters Association of Ajax- Altona Rd., Pickering, holds a
Pickering News Advertiser, 130 year, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., on the Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Holy Pickering will be held from 10 a.m. Bible camp from Aug. 15 to 19, 9
Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., hospital grounds at 700 Gordon St. Trinity Anglican Church, 91 Kings to 4 p.m. at the Texas Country to - l 1:45 a.m. It's for children three
LIS 2H5. The deadline for in Whitby. Barbecue lunch 11:30 Cres., Ajax. All invited and those Show and Dance Bar at the corner years to those in Grade 6. Music,
Billboard items is 10 a.m. the a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Antique cars, attending are welcome to take of Bayly St. and Mackenzie Ave., crafts, sports, stories. Daily offering
Monday prior to Wednesday kites, flea market, music. All along a guest for the fust meeting. Ajax. Vendor tables are available taken. 509-1084.
publication, 10 a.m. the
Wednesday prior to Friday
publication and 10 a.m. the
Thursday prior to Sunday
publication.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 3 Co&PrYowWw1d
ALATEEN: A support group for
people from 10 to 20 years with
family members or friends with a
,drinking problem meets every . .
Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Holy
Trinity Anglican Church, 91 Kings
Cres., Ajax. All invited and those
attending are welcome to take
along a guest for the fust meeting. an care
C �� care
427-0338 (Jerry).
THURSDAY, AUG. 4
NATURALISTS: The Pickering PAINTER'S
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Naturalists hold their monthly
meeting at the Rouge Hill Public ENYIROHMEHTAL CARE .
• Solvent free int
Library (Rougemount Dr. south of : Pa�
Hwy. 2), beginning at 8 p.m. 427- • Emits no fumes into the air you breathe
1655 (Dale Hoy). • Choose from 100's of colors
SUNDAY, AUG. 7
CLUB CARIB: Club Carib of INTERIOR SATIN LATEX
Oshawa Inc. holds its annual picnic
at Cedar Park in Hampton from
noon until dusk. Games and races y
for the entire family. Music by D.J. he
Lee. Park admission fee. 432-8928.
CORVETTE CLUB: Pine Ridge Latex
Corvette Club — Corvette "" •
Concours. Judging of Corvettes.
Trafalgar Castle School on p.
Reynolds St. in Whitby, north of
Hwy. 401 and east of Brock St. "awn frltNAO 3.781 ermrsMrS&O s
(Hwy. 12). Public welcome. 12 - '-
noon to 4 p.m. 427-4441 (Rick)
CAMERA DAY: Pickering CHUNG sum INTERIOR FLAT INTERIOR EGGSHELL INTERIOR SEMI.
Museum Village, Hwy. 7 three M um
kilometres east of Brock Rd. in
Greenwood, hosts a Camera Day. • No railer spotter • No bre matte ;,nosh • .ow sheer ;in sh • Scruboabie
Extra activities and moire staff in ��y 9 `�p�.trf2 `i
costume for benefit of 72 y z
•rs Photo contest. 683- � r
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8401 or 420-4620• 3.781 3 781 3.781 3.781.
MONDAY, AUG. 8
BINGO: The Canadian Progress
Club - Pickering -Ajax Women SOLID HOE, SEAQ -TRANSPARENT EXTERIOR FIAT ACRYLIC WHITE EXTERIOR SEMI -GLOSS WHITE OIL BASED FENCE 3
AND DECK STAINS LATEX (000,l LATEX :71001 SHINGLE STAIN .77001
hosts a bingo every Monday
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• Redwood Cedes
afternoon from try, 1 3 ones at . w;� cfioKe $I • Easy c 1153781.
• M,�.e,as� o<Ajax Bingo Country, 610 Monarch of colon • Ressts P�n9 • Res.sR peeling
Ave. Proceeds go to Weal charities • Wae''aist pr 3 781 3 781 3781
and community seniors' and
•�ObC1SO��G7ef1"eS
children's programs. 831-8586 O 0/ ESMIT WHOM
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CANCER: The Living With
Cancer children's support groups • • �gauge �'ninurn
meets from 7 to 8:30 pm. at Holy . i o tashiort me w
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Trim Anglican Church, 91 Kings r root includedCres., Ajax. Its for children �►' ,t': -' R` •B=.
dealing with cancer, either TOP SELLING ]NO MY ` z�4�
personally or with an afflicted
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CAMP:The Lite Cenre, '+e"''r = :,r
corner of Rmslmd and Ravenscroft a Choon posoms (roes 38 of rR - • `�
Rds., Ajax, holds the Peace Patrol ow best soling books
vacation day camp from Aug. 8 to
j2.9:15 a m. to soon daily. It's for *K* "' bO°k
Makhing fabric/accessories
children five to 11 years and the •
rqf irsckrded. Sb►e books only. .;;,�'. -.� r. �' �, -•C
-wet is $10 per child. Games, songs, F
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6wh price Pow
puppet shows, crafts, stories. Free , t
detective hat for every child ° \ �r vary 6m those sy
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atteoding.686-1411. - - - - - - - - -
WEDNESDAY. AUG. 10 f 1 a t , 1 r • - '111 &/
SINGLE PARENTS: The One -
Parent Family Association holparents
a its # Troll: om act mf AW wi6 oar well do or give yaa a reW fiatl s imm u" 30 dw �ro1 mfeW Ile Owen,
weekly meeting for parents at 8 ° a �° f —� . .
p m. at Swan's Marina, 590 we issal W trllt ear service will sad yw a voodw will to 10% of ym p irdaae. Sob -stem for cow** dock
Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering. �GWs .t~ rwa�iw+ oNoavuornasAVAAAW Cass s-eloo-sln-7311
Educational, social and sports
activities for all. Dances. 837-0328.
HEARING: A self-help group for r •„ Rim A Pic�eER�Na
hearing -unpaired adults meets fromor
7 to 8:30 pm. The group meets the " „„,�.,, w 105 Dewy St. W. 705 Klys - a Rr., Yfsit 1 i
second Wednesday of every month. (603-2047 420-2540
For location or more information, 411
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Six-year-old Erin MacDonald spent some time hanging around
Rotary Park in Ajax during the Civic holiday weekend with her
dad Robert.
photo by Sal Sacco
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protection factor of at least 15. The average t -shirt by comparison,
has a factor of 5.
Children can wear Total Eclipse while swimming or playing, and parents can
be assured of Total Sun Protection that won't wear off. Total Eclipse provides
total comfort with a lightweight, breathable new high tech, fabric called
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doubt, it is the most effective form of sun protection for your
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Obituaries
LEADER, Sidney John -
Slipped away peacefully in his
81st year, after a lengthy illness
at the Fairview Nursing Home,
Whitby, on July 28, 1994. Sid;
beloved husband of the late
Frances. Loving father of Garth.
Dear grandfather of John and
Leslie. Father-in-law of Lee. A
memorial service will be held at
the McEachnie Funeral Home,
28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax
(Pickering Village), 428-8488,
on Wednesday, Aug. 3, at 3 p.m.
Donations may be made to the
Canadian Cancer Society.
MILLEN, John - Peacefully at
the Ajax and Pickering General
Hospital on Saturday, July 30,
1994, in his 83rd year. John
Millen, loving husband of
Rachel. Dear father of Pat and
her husband Tom Hensley.
Grandfather of Jim, Susan and
Brenda. Private family service
and cremation. Donations to the
Heart and Stroke Foundation
would be appreciated by the
family. Arrangements entrusted
to the McEachnie Funeral
Home, 428-8488.
TYMKIW, Wasyl (Walter)
(Retired employee of the City of
Toronto) - At the Ajax and
Pickering General Hospital on
Saturday, July 30, 1994, in his
73rd year. Wasyl (Walter)
Tymkiw, loving husband of
Bertha. Dear father of Roman
and Sonja. Loving grandfather
of Marcy and Shayne. The
family received friends at the
McEachnie Funeral Home, 28
Old Kingston Rd., Ajax,
(Pickering Village), 428-8488.
Prayers in the chapel on
Wednesday, Aug. 3, at 11 a.m.
Cremation. Donations to the
Canadian Cancer Society would
be appreciated by the family.
Fax your Billboard items of
coming events to 683-7363.
News Advertiser
THE REGIONAL
MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC MEETING
Take notice that the Regional Planning Committee vvll consider at
a meeting to be held on.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER h, 1994 AT 10:00 A.M.
PLANNING DEPARTMENT BOARDROOM
1615 DUNDAS STREET EAST, WHITBY
4TH FLOOR, LANG TOWER, WEST BUILDING, WHITBY MALL
AN APPLICATION TO AMEND
THE DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN
The amendment. as submitted by the Gly of Oshawa, would amend the provisions
of Section 8.2.1 which provides a general framework to guide the development of
urban areas in the Region. The amendment would delete existing Section 8.2.1
which reads as follows:
8.2.1 Urban areas shall be developed with regard for the principles of adaptability
over lime. sustainable development, harmony with nature and diversity and
integration of structures and functions. In addition. the development of urban
areas shall be based on the following:
a) corrpact fora,;
b) nixed uses;
c) intensification;
d) urban design;
e) public transit;
1) linkages for pedestrian and cycists; and
g) a grid systenn d mark
and rophce it with the !man *p new Secion 82-1:
821 Urban areas shall generally be developed with regard for the principles of
adeplatift over lima, sudairnable development, harmony wdh nacre and
diver* and i legreion d struwures and tutcfons. in aditon, the develop-
ment of urban areas should genana y consider dw k&wbV
a) a more compact urban lam;
b) a mbam of uses in appnopiale beations;
y good urban design principles:
d) inaeased pubic tansit tisgW.
e) a grid syson d arlai roads
Subsequ1 illy, I e Regional Council vA consider the reoonanandefon of We
Phoning ComwAse at a mooing b be hokl on:
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1994 AT 100 A.M.
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
REGIONAL HEADWARTERS BUILDING
606 ROSSLAND ROAD EAST, WHITBY
The report relslad b to prtnposa if amarndrmant is available for'inspecion in the
dices of to Planning Daparrnent 1615 Dundas Skeet East, 46 Flom Lang
Tower; Wed Building. Whk y Mal. W dby. Furew irda nnaion can be oblaira 'by
calling John Sharpe at (W5) 728.7MI (Y h ft Lira) (9t)5) 686-1651 (Toronto
Requests to make a presentation before the Planning Cornminee concerning the
proposed arnandn ennt must be forwarded to the Corrumsmirar of Manning. Box
623.1615 Dundas Skeet East, 41h Roof Lang Tower, Wiest 01*1rn9. Whitby Map.
Whitby, Ontario, LIN 6113, and should be received by Friday Wecednp the
Planning Conanill" "Hieing.
Requests to make a presenKdim before tta Regional Council concerning the
proposed amendment must be lontrarded to the Regional Clerk, Regional
Fleadquartars Bulft, Box 623, 605 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario, LIN
6M, and shod be mosived 48 haus prior b the Regional Council naei%
RLE NO.: OFA 94-002 '
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Wave maker
John Green enjoys his first time out on a Sea Doo. He was trying out the water machine on
Frenchman's Bay in Pickering on the Civic Holiday.
photo by Sal Sacco
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WANTED. eope w o care a oupeople
AJAX-PICKERING - Several
community groups are looking for
people who cane about their fellow
human beings and are willing to
lend them a hand.
If you're the caring kind, you're
being sought by agencies recruiting
volunteers to serve individuals
with special needs.
Information Ajax -Pickering:
Are you interested in discovering
about your community? Volunteers
with good interpersonal skills are
required to direct clients to
appropriate community agencies.
Call Joan Watson at 686-2661.
Ajax Block Parents: Are you
willing to allow your home to be a
safe haven in a time of need?
Volunteers are needed to be Block
Parents and also to help with the
administration of the program.
Contact Jay Goldmintz at 619-
1018.
Ajax -Pickering Community
Care: Volunteers help seniors and
disabled adults in the community!
Spare two hours once a week or
even once a month. Call Sally
Longo at 686-3331.
Ajax -Pickering General
Hospital: Mature, reliable
volunteers over 19 are needed for
all areas of hospital service and for
fund-raising through the gift shop
and cart, coffee shop. 4477 shop
and bazaars. Training is provided.
Applications are available at the
gift shop and coffee shop.
Ajax -Pickering and 'Whitby
Association for Community
Living: People interested in
volunteering might consider
tutoring in the Student Centre
Literacy Project. Tutors are
matched with an adult learner.
Contact Linda White at 427-3300
ext_ 225.
Ajax -Pickering Red Cross:
Join the Red Cross team!
Challenging positions exist with
many programs and services. Call
branch manager Donna Hutton at
420-3383.
Arthritis Society: Volunteers
are needed to help with Monday
bingo from 12:30 to 3 p.m.
Canvassers are also sought. Call
Lucy Perri at 420-4275 or 434 -
""',barn Black Centre for
Qesources: Adult
re needed weekdays
�; P.M. to assist in
activities and for
Ellen Schierholtz
Mary &TW her
pined 'Puers Association of
=Hering: As a Big Brother
dialMle'-d really make a difference.
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Large Inventory of Lights.
Nutrients, Literature
1621 MCEWEN DR. UNIT 19
Why not phone Big Brothers of
Ajax -Pickering at 686-2871 to find
out how you can share in the life of
a boy six to 14 years of age from a
father -absent home?
Big Sisters Association of
Ajax -Pickering: Women who can
offer a supportive, caring
friendship to a girl six to 16, a boy
six to 10, a pregnant teen or a
young mother are needed to
volunteer with the one-to-one
matching programs. Volunteers
interested in fund-raising and
publicity committees are also
needed. Call 428-8111 for more
information.
Boy Scouts of Canada: The
Scouting movement is looking for
leaders. Become involved by
calling Terry Wilkins at 427-9067,
Dave Norman at 683-9645 or
Carole Davis at 683-8403.
Canadian Cancer Society,
West Durham Unit: Volunteers
are needed to help with a number
of activities, such as driving
patients to treatments, helping with
special events, fund-raising and
office work. Call 686-1516.
Canadian Diabetes
Association - Durham Region
branch: The goal of CDA is to
improve the quality of life of
Canadians affected by diabetes
through research, service,
advocacy and education. The
Durham Region branch needs
volunteers for a variety of positions
and to help out at bingos every
second Sunday afternoon at
Caesar's Bingo Place, 88 King St.
W., Oshawa. Call branch co-
ordinator Cathy Gartner at 436-
6648.
Pickering Philharmonic
Orchestra: Volunteers are needed
for advertising, fund-raising,
events planning, poster and
brochure designing, informing the
community and assisting at
concerts. Call 676-7531 and leave
a message.
Sunrise Recreational Youth
Group for Developmentally
Handicapped: Volunteers assist
with recreational and social
activities for special needs
adolescents. Call 5714980,
Trillium Cable
Communications: People
interested in volunteering with
local public television productions
can call Tom Percy at 683-9805.
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never been, mark this
weekend on your
calender for the
Claremont Lions'
Rodeo
By MARIANNE TAKACS
STAFF REPORTER
PICKERING - If you got a
kick out of watching the recent
Calgary Stampede on TV, you
might want to mosey on up to
north Pickering this weekend for
the real thing.
"All the events people watched
on TV plus some more are going
to be at the Claremont Rodeo,"
promises Bob Baker. "The
competitors are just as tough and
the competition is just as tough.-
The
ough"The Claremont Lions' Rodeo
and Spirit of the West Weekend
is to be held Saturday and
Sunday, Aug. 6 and 7, at
Barkey's Toad Hall on the
Uxbridge -Pickering Town Line
west of Brock Rd. There will be
everything from barbecues to bull
riding and bronco busting.
"It's great family
entertainment," says Mr. Baker.
Mr. Baker will be the rodeo
announcer — the guy who rides
around in the stadium on a horse
speaking into a remote
microphone throughout the show
and competition. His job is to
explain the proceedings to both
the uninitiated and the rodeo
regulars who want to know
precisely how many pounds the
bull is. So if all you know about
rodeos now is that they involve
some ill-tempered animals and
people wearing checked shirts
and wide -brimmed hats — you
still won't feel lost with Mr.
Baker there to lead the way.
lie is announcing all of the 15
rodeos sanctioned by the Ontario
Rodeo Association to be held in
the province this summer season
— in places such as Claremont,
Peterborough, Sault St. Marie and
Milton. Each offers a total of
about $8,000 in prize money for
the competitors, who have to
finish among the top seven on the
circuit to qualify for the finals in
Orono Sept. 24 and 25. A top
rider on the Ontario circuit can
girls coming to Claremont
make up to about $10,000 a
season, according to Mr. Baker.
He expects the Claremont
event will likely draw 200 to 230
competitors. For those unfamiliar
with rodeo, here are some of the
events they will be contesting:
❑ Bareback bronc riding — Just
what it sounds like. The rider has
to stay for eight seconds on a
horse that feels very strongly
about not having anyone on its
back. The rider has only a handle
to hold which resembles a
suitcase handle, and cannot touch
the animal or any part of his own
body with his free hand during
the ride.
O Steer wrestling — The rider
must disembark from a horse
traveling at about 30 mph, grab a
running 650 -pound steer by its
horns and wrestle it to the
ground.
❑ Ladies barrel racing — Riders
race the clock to be the fastest to
ride figure eight patterns around
three barrels.
❑ Calf roping — A timed event
in which the rider pursues the
calf, ropes the animal, jumps off
his horse running and then throws
the calf by hand in order to gather
up three of its legs, and tie them
together.
❑ Bull riding — Similar to bronc
riding, only this time the rider has
to hang on to the back of a
bucking bull. The most dangerous
event in rodeo.
Mutton bustin' — Kids as
young as four try to ride the back
of a sheep for at least eight
seconds, with only the sheep's
wool to hang on to.
According to Mr. Baker, rodeo
participants "come from every
walk of life". The competitors
he's encountered on the circuit
have included doctors, welders.
lawyers and -truck drivers.
Danny Steward of Blackstock holds on tight as he rides this
bucking bull. Bull riding is just one of the many events taking place
at the Claremont rodeo this weekend.
"We've got some that are
executives, top executives in big
companies," he notes.
There'll be opportunities for
the public to meet the competitors
at the 8 a.m. Cowboy and
Cowgirl breakfast being held
each day of the rodeo. Besides
the competition, there will also be
live western entertainment, a
saloon, dancing, a barbecue
dinner, children's games and
Event photo
church services on Sunday.
Daily rodeo passes are $8 for
adults, $6 for children six to 12
(children under six are free), and
$6 for seniors. Weekend passes
for combinations of events will
also be available. Some of the
proceeds will go to supporting the
community work of the
Claremont Lions.
For more information, phone
905-649-5630.
Al Foster wrestles a steer. The event involves a rider jumping off
his horse and grabbing a running 650 -pound steer.
Event photo
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S MAL TO TIM NM ADVBtt'MER
5 new Jobs when introduced in
August, 1993.
There's a monster in Dwham —
And, when the auto industry is
but there's no rause for alarm.
doing well, many other companies
In fact, it's a friendly monster
do well.
and we should be dhatikful it's in our
GM Canada used 200,000 metric
backyard because it's making
tonnes of steel last year — about
possible many of the good things in
one-quarter of all the steel produced
life.
by the Lake Ontario Steel Co. Ltd.
It's General Motors of Canada
plant in Whitby in one year.
Ltd., the biggest company in
No figures are available for the
Canada — bigger than Bell Canada
amount of glass, rubber and plastic
and Northern Telecom combined,
used but they would no doubt be
bigger than the Royal
similarly impressive.
Bank and CIBC As big as GM
combined, bigger than Canada's Canada is, the size of
Ontario Hydro and
company's parent is
Quebec Hydro largest mind-boggling. It's
combined.
the biggest company
Bigger than IBM company in the world, with
Canada, Stelco,
revenues of $138
Procter and Gamble produced 4.7 billion in 1993 and
Canada and General
more than 700,000
Electric combined, million cars employees, mostly in
bigger than Canadian
the United States and
National Railways, and trucks-
Air Canada, Canadian
Most member
countries of the
Airlines and VIA Rail lasty
Canada combined,
ear United Nations have a
bigger than...
smaller Gross
Well, you get the
Domestic Product-
roductpicture.
picture.
General Motors Corporation
GM Canada had revenues of
Produced 4.7 million cars and trucks
$21.8 billion in 1993 and has more
in 1993, an increase of nearly six per
than 40,000 employees, including
cent over the previous year. Parked
about 15,000 in Oshawa. Other
bumper to bumper, they would
major plants are Ste. Therese,
stretch nearly 10,000 miles.
Quebec and St Catharines, Windsor
The Pim company also makes
and I.otxkxL
money from General Motors
The payroll last year was S1.8
Acceptance Corporation, which
billion — an average of 5450)0 per
finances new cars and trucks,
employee_
defence company GM Hughes
The company also pays 5361
Electronics Corporation and
million in taxes every year,
Electronic Data Systems
including $40 million in property
and business taxes to the City of
Oshawa, which helps to keep
residential property taxes down.
It's almost one-quarter of all
taxes collected by Oshawa — a total
of $171 million — for the City, the
Region and school boxmis.
11xw figures don't include FDS
Canada, the Canadian arm of
Electronic Data Systems
Corporation, an information systems
company owned by GM Canada's
pareru General Motors Corporation
of Detroit.
EDS Canada had revenues of
S260 million in 1993, bigger than
Redpath Industries, or McDonnell
Douglas Canada, or Black and
Decker Canada, or Telesm Canada.
EDS Canada employs 1,700,
about 800 in Whitby and Oshawa.
They're mostly technical and
administrative employees at offices
in Whitby Mall and on-site at
General Mous.
GM Canada built 748,000 cars
and trucks in 1993. nearly 10 Der
cent more than in 1993 and the
P2AC9 number since pe—secession
1988.
GM Canada officials say 1994
bake like anodher good year, with
sales of cats and tucks arc up nearly
12 per cent so far this year over last
year. Company officials had been
expecting an increase of between
eight and nine per clan
Sales e being pushed 8 by
an improving economy and the need
to renew aging vehicles. The
average age of oars and trucks on
the road in Canada today is almost
eight years -
As a result, assembly plants in
Ontario and Quebec will be working
at full capacity in 1994 to meet
demand for Chevrolet Camaros,
lutninas and Monte Carts, Pontiac
Fhebk1s, Buick Regals and full-size
Chev and GMC extended cab
pkb
A Wthird shift at the Oshawa Trude
Plant, the first-ever in a North
American a mixubly plant, added
Corporation.
Some interesting facts, figures
and insights from GM Canada's
1993 annual report:
❑ More than 85 per cent of GM
Canada's production is exported to
the United States (models not made
in Canada are imported but there's
still a difference of about 15 per cent
between exports and imports).
0 The Chevrolet Cavalier was
the best-selling car in Canada in
1993 for the fourth consecutive year.
❑ The 1995 Lumina sedans and
Monte Carlo coupes will have
several hundred fewer parts and take
one-third less time to assemble.
0 The Oshawa Battery Plant,
which sells about one-quarter of its
production to other automakers, was
recognized as a "world class
supplier" by I Londa and Toyota.
❑ A new body shop at the
Oshawa Car Assembly Plant can be
retooled to produce new vehicles in
about 15 days rather than three to
four months as previously required.
❑ A milestone at the Oshawa
Truck Plant in November, 1993,
was the production of the 1.5
million full-size pickup truck to be
built there since 1986. The plant has
produced 4.1 million pickups since
it moved to its present site in 1%5.
0 The introduction of the GM
Visa card in June, 1993, was a
runaway success. By early 1994,
850,000 Canadians had the card,
which cams them five per cent off
the cost of a new GM car or truck.
0 The first speedometer was
installed in an Oldsmobile in 1901
and the world's first automobile
proving ground was (1vned in 1924,
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United Way Campaign Chairperson, with a cheque in
the amount of $1,231. This amount represents the
commitment of the associates of the Pickering store to
last Fall's United Way Campaign.
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SPECIAL T0171F NEWS Af)VFR SFR
DURIIANI - For Roger Folk -es
and Pickering resident Michael
Morrison, The CafE of Romance is
more than just a theatrical
production.
If they play their cards right, it
could launch them into a whole
new career.
A modern-day musical, The
Caft of Romance is the first of
several productions the two men,
both teachers with the
Scarborough Boards of Education,
have collaborated on. The play is
being performed from Aug. 2 to 13
at the Scarborough Village
Theatre.
What's different about The
Caft of Romance is that they're
putting it on themselves, using a
semi-professional cast and paying
expenses out of their own pockets.
Their hope is a potential investor
will see the production and help
them take it to a bigger venue,
allowing it a lengthier run and
enabling them to hire musicians
instead of playing the music on
computer, as they're currently
doing.
3 The Caft of Romance contains
27 original songs and has a cast
and crew of 11, which makes it
tai iy inexpeadve to put on.
The Cold of Romance ~isn't for
adolesotmM it's for anyone who's
been around and has had
rdadonships," he says.
The musical also deals with
specifically Canadian issues,
notably the French -English
conflict and a young Francophone
woman, Michelle, who has to hide
her live-in relationship with an
Anglophone from her parents.
Other Folkes/Morrison proposed
productions aren't so light,
including Special Friend, a fantasy
about a modem businesswomatt's
search for love in the singles' meat
market and her encounter with the
OA Md. ft im Fway, is
love story/drama set during the
First World War's Battle of
Britain. But first, they have to see
how The Cafe of Romance
performs. Says Mr. Folkes, -We
really like this kind of thing. We
think it could really work."
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stage at the Annandale Golf &
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8 in what promises to be the
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top-flight musical acts to the area
this summer.
The six -member band,
(featuring Jim Cuddy and Greg
Keelor on guitars and vocals,
Bazil Donovan on bass, Glenn
Top Canadian band Blue Rodeo is scheduled to play at the
Annandale Golf and Country Club Thursday, Sept. 8. Band
members are, from left, Jim Cuddy, Bazil Donovan, Glenn
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their recent Five Days in July
album which was recorded in
five days between July 5 and 9,
1993 at a farm house north of
Toronto.
Veteran rockers April Wine
will play the first concert in
August. Celebrating the release
of their new album Frig'it, the
band performs on Thursday,
Aug. 25. Tickets are $20 in
advance or $24 at the door.
Tickets for Blue Rodeo are
$22 in advance.
Advance tickets for both these
shows are available at the
Annandale Golf & Country Club
(Church St./Bayly St., Ajax);
The Shirt Shack (Pickering
Square); in Whitby at Discs &
Daus; in Oshawa at Wilson & Lee
Ltd. and The Shirt Shack at the
Five Points Mall, and in
Uxbridge at the Foxbadge Golf
and Country Club (Hwy. 47).
All shows are licensed events.
Call the ticket information
hotline at (905) 428-4747.
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A DAY AT THE RACES
Horsing around,-.,....
.at Picov Downs,
l._ Quarter born racing, complete with
-pari-mutuel wagering, is a go*g coil-
cern at Picov Downs, a family-orvoed
badness. Located qt the A, jai-Wbitby •
border on Haj. ., Picoa bbwns AD'ers
• > 4narter hose raving `on Sunday atter-
noons. Past timeAs 1:30 p.m.
M _ Simulcast betting, letting race fans
view and bet on races at Toronto's
Woodbine is also available. 40
Horse racing is a family- affair at
Picov Downs' 100 -acre spread. Admis-
don is $2 for adults. Children under 12
years are admitted free. Panning is $1.
.Photos by Ron Pietroniro
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Pickeringman
PICKERING - A Pickering athlete sailed away with
another victory on the water at an important week-long
regatta in Georgia.
Rod Davies, a member of the Frenchman's Bay Yacht
Club, won the Laser class at the Pre -Olympic Regatta at
Savannah, Georgia, the site of the sailing events of the 1996
Summer Olympic Games in Atlanta
Davies, 24, edged Stefan Rahm of Sweden to pick up
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of Brockville captured gold in the Finn class.
The Pre -Olympic Regatta represented Davies' fifth first -
place finish against top -calibre competition this season.
He assured himself full funding for the World Sailing
Championships in Wakayama, Japan in August after
finishing first at the World Funding Qualifier in Kingston
earlier this month.
He placed first for the sixth time in seven years at the
British Airways Regatta in Hudson, Quebec in late June.
He also won the laser title at the Great Lakes
Championships in Hamilton in early June, and captured the
Canadian Laser Championship in early May.
Davies also finished a strong second at the North
American Laser Championship in Westport, Connecticut in
early June.
SPORTS
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Will pay face value for Blue Jay
tickets - good seats only (100 or
200 level). Call Bruce at 579-
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for Ext. 2207.
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pati —`t Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110, fax 683-7363
VGYMNASTICS Wanderers drop
close rugby
tilt
Picken*ng teen
to Balmy Beach
off to U.S. fl1erers R KERClu -The en' Ajax
college
Wanderers Rugby Club men's fust
' team dropped a close 15-7 decision
u� Ba h in Ontario Rugby
Kent State and West Virginia' y g
D Gymnast on the J t'nion (ORU) Senior •A' League
y University) before filially settling on r i .iction ThursWv night"
beam the University of Iowa in Iowa City. Kyle Nichols scored the lone
""they made us feel impcxtant and %V" txkrers try, while Stewart Dobbs
for scholarship to they were really proud of their kicked the cmsem
school.- says Wessely, who plans to Meanwhile, the Wanderers
Universitv of Iowa enter the school's College of women's first team played against
By AL RIVI;`IT Business with an eye to a marketing Brampton in ORU Senior Women's
stacxrts RFYorrrt'1t degree in the fes. _ League play in Brampton. The
The Hawkeyes' women's Wanderers won 13-0. Lisa Page
PICKERING - A Pickering team competm in the Big� g
f scored a try, while Annette Shiels
gymnast will take her considerable lOg�Cottf�erertce h schools '
skills south of the border this fall. against booted a convert and two penalty
Stephanie Wessely, 17, the as Ohio State, Michigan State, Penn kirks"
reigning provincial champion the State and the University of
Wisconsin. It's c
senior 3 level and a member of thecurrentlyranked fifth
Winstonette Gymnastic Association in the conference and finished just
in Markham, has sighed on to attend year -
out of the top 20 in the nation last
the University of Iowa on a full
Wessely notes she'll attempt to
athletic scholarship. anchor the team on her strongest
"It's really exciting, says event, the beam, as she's a former
Wessely. -It's the chance of a junior national beam champ. She
lifetime and I can't wait to go. I'm will also compete in the floor
going to miss the girls I train with exercises and vault events at each
the most. I trained 20 hours a week
with them. They're my best friends 'rhe The canpetitive season rums from
so it's going to be hard. But, you late January until May with the
have to trove on. It's time and I'm University of Iowa scheduled n take
"ally ready.- part in 12 meets this season.
The three -time provincial She'll continue to train at the
champion who graduated from Winstonette club through the
Grade 12 at Dumbarton High School summer months, while also doing
was wooed by five other American some aerobics and rollerblading in
schools (U of Maryland. U of preparation for her debut in
Pittsburgh, North Carolina State, gym at lava this winter.
'FIELD LACROSSE
Local womenpace ace Ontario
to titles
AJAX4 RM - Local phlyas paced the Ontario sewer and PMK)r
women's teams to gold modals at the 1994 Travel Unlimited Canadian
women's Field laatosse CimVioeftps in Regina kart weeltend,.
The Ontario ststior team wan the nowall title aha defimu ng Alberta 12-0
in the dnampioastip game. It was the first time in 12 years Onario has won
the gold modal. Britab Cohnmbia Ind claim to the national crown for the
previous I1 years.
En tr0-be to the title, the Ojos posted six straigltt victories in the
Ajatt's Arne Windom scored 21 goals in ser m tourrnaaoeet SUM Io pace
the 0mrio swL
Ontario sem both a provincial and a club junior teats lo the national
championships. The provincial squad captured the Canadian title after
defeating D.C. 10-8 in the gold -anodal contest.
Jen Shannon and Tania Paulozza, both of Ajax, scored goals is the
dmnpmosbap game for Ontatriidx Panlo¢zat was named to the junior all-star
taint for an otmondiog performance at her ceatre position.
The OnvAo provincial Jutrdor team compiled a record of five wins and one
loss. Patti m scoaod 10 goals, while Shantnoo notWeight eight mariners dntr q
the Mu mannent.
Meanwhile, the Otnono dub junior team had a record of four wins and two
losses in the wilmsumt. Ontario defeated Alberta 12-0 in the 5ietndship game.
Tracy Allot of Picbenq scored two goals in the tournament for the Ontario
dub squad.
Also playing for Ontario dub aYYeam.... .f.rom Am were Elim Deline, Tracy
-AIIMSw&MW~ ad Jody
Stephanie Wessely, 17, of Pickering, will join the University of
Iowa Hawkeyes women's gymnastics team this fall after earning
a full scholarship to the mid-westem U.S. school. The Dunbarton
High School graduate is a former three -time provinaal champion
and a former jtmior national beam champion.
photo by Ron Pietroniro
D»
The Wanderers under -19 boys'
team needed a late -game w and a
convert to squeak past Marichun 1.1-
13 in league action at Fletcher's
Fields in Markham.
Adam Van Stavern ran in a try in
Ow last play of the contest to tie it at
13. The convert by Chris Duffy
proved to be the margin of victory
for the Wanderers.
Matt Muir also scored a try for
Ajax, while Duffy added the
Convert.
The Markham contest was the
final league game of the season for
Ajax. The squad finished the regular
season with a mark of three wins and
two losses.
Quarter -final playoff action will
begin next week but the Wanderers'
opponent wasn't finalized at press
time.
EAM TRYOUTS (Aa Tryouts win to hew atom A= cow my c ENTM 1994/1995
DATE
TIME
DATE
TIME
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I
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. 27
08:00-09:15 AM
Aug. 28
10:30-11:45 AM
Novice
AA
Aug. 27
09:15-10:30 AM
Aug. 28
11:45-01:00 PM
Atom
AA
Au . 27
10:30-11:45 AM
Au . 28
08:00-09:15 AM
Atom
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.13
05:30-06:30 PM
. 20
05:30-06:30 PM
Atom
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Aug. 27
11:45-01:00 PM
Aug. 28
09:15-10:30 AM
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AA
Aug. 27
01:00-02:15 PM
Aug. 28
03:30-04:45 PM
M 'or Peewee
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Aug. 27
02:15-03:30 PM
Aug. 29
06:00-07:00 PM
Major Peewee
AAA
Sept.13
06:30-07:30 PM
Sept.15
06:00-07:00 PM
Minor Bantam
AA
Aug. 27
03:30-04:45 PM
Aug. 28
01:00-02:15 PM
Minor Bantam
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Sept. 13
08:30-09:30 PM
Sept. 20
08:30-09:30 PM
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AA
Aug. 27
04:45-06:00 PM
Aug. 28
02:15-03:30 PM
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08:00-10:00 PM
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Assoc. S. T • Aotard
suffers first loss of season
PICKERING - The Pickering bantam girls' rep Kim Savage who was three for three and Emily
softball team suffered its first loss of the 1994 Renaud who went three for four.
season by dropping a 7-2 decision to the Oshawa Renaud and Andrea Douglas handled the
Shamrocks in North York Women's Softball pitching chores, combining to allow only four
League play last Tuesday night. hits in the winning cause.
Oshawa took an early 4-0 lead in the first Pickering's record stands at 12 wins, two
inning and never looked back in handing ( ties and one loss in league play.
Pickering a rare loss. Catcher Crystal Annis Team members are Crystal Annis, Emily
contributed two of six Pickering hits in the Renaud, Josie Dye, Kim Wells, Kim Savage,
game and also scored a run. Tara MacDonald, Jenny Kelleher, Colleen
Pickering redeemed itself the night after by Rasmussen, Andrea Douglas, Cathy File, Karyn
pounding East Gwillimbury 32-5. Leading the team Allan and Laurie Train. The coaches are Bill
offensively were Cathy File who went four for five, Douglas, Linda MacDonald and Peter Chiu.
94 a Z4
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vehicle!!
June 28: Sabourir4 Kinr4ls a Assoc. 12 (MVP Paul
Call Canute 14 (MVP Ryan
Harris) vs. Enduralite 13 (MVP Peter Shaver);
BOX #
Watson) vs. WMermaker 11 (MVP Matt Moody);
Kelsey's 22 (MVP Chris Mohime" vs. A a D Bumper
.July 5: Walarnrker 17 (MNP Richard Lamas) vs.
18 (MVP Kalvon Liaghatil; Mercer Consulting 11
14,000 ion
Surpass Wilco 9; Auto Pro 20 (MVP Daniel Luclora)
(MVP Lucas Dyk) vs. A a D Bumper 10; Accord
1989 FORD AEROSTAR XL
vs. J.D. Fleming t Co. 16 (MVP Keith Sellers);
Craft Canada 12 (MVP Brendan Cosgrove) vs.
7210
Sabourin, Kimble a Assoc 17 (MVP Ryan Prout) vs.
Kelsey's 10 (MVP Bradley Becket).
$19,815
Eastern Tire 15; Canada Lodge 20 vs. Sport Togs 5
ATOM( RED DIVISION RESULTS (July 4 b l)
,DOD
140,000 km
July 7: J.D. Fleming i Co. 19 (MVP Chris Franz) vs.
Cherrywood Roofing 23 (MVPs Chris Semott,
1993 ESCORT GT
Sport Togs 11 (MVP Andrew McElwain); Level 11
Nicholas Mleczko) vs. Lakeridge Precision 23 (MVP
7164
Contractors 19 vs. Bramstaa to 7; Auto Pro 9
Ryan Plummer); Hamilton Roofing 18 (MVP Brian
$4.950
(MVP George Jaiphulsng) vs. Ardith Cowan a
Rusciolelli) vs. Pickering Men's Slow Pitch 6;
19.000 km
Assoc. 7 (MVP Ryan McDearsd); Bulk Barn 1S vs.
Pickering Mixed Slow Pitch 16 (MVP Steve
1989 TOYOTA CAIIIRY
Sabourin, Kimble a Assoc. 15; Watermaker 11
Tsatskas) vs Bel 13 (MVP Jason Poirier); Bell 15
7100
(MVP Adam Daley) vs. Eastern Tire 9.
(MVP Gregory Whitfield) vs. Lakeridge Precision 14
$16,815
July 8: Canada Lodge 1Svs Bramalea Homes 10.
(ANP Kenneth Siva); Pickering Men's Slow PRM 16
96.201 km
July 12 Sabourin Kii a Assoc. 12 vs. Bulk Barn
vs. Pickering Mixed Slow PRM 10 (MVP Jermaine
1991 CHEV CORSICA
8 (MVP Jason Bodaian); Canada Lodge 17 (MVP
Best).
7167
Steven Schrtt) vs. Auto Pro 15; Level 11 22 (MVP
ATOM BLUE DIVISION RESULTS (June 27 -Aft 1)
$7.977
Crag Philips) vs. Bromelea Homes 16 (MNP Sean
Accord Craft Canada 10 (MVP Jonathan Kok) vs.
73.000 km
Coe); J. D. Fleming a Co. 12 (MVP Bradley
Macer Consulting 3 (MVP Kyle Paradis); Endurakte
1990 TOYOTA TERCEL
Giasson) vs. Ardith Cowan a Assoc. 11 (MVP
22 (ANP Sean Baxter) vs, A a D Bumper 5 (MVP
7103
Patrick Chappel); Biclts Pickles 15 vs. Watemlaker
Kevin Drinkil); Mercer Consulting 25 (MVP Kellen
$10,815
S (MVP Rajeen Roparelia); Eastern Tire 16 (MVP
Lidstone) vs. Kelsey's 18 (MVP Michael Fuller).
75,756 km
Sean Agard) vs. Surpass Witco 7 (MVP Rob Fox).
ATOM RED DIVISION RESULTS (June 27-uly 1)
1991 CAVALIER 4 DR.
July 14: Watermsket 15 (MVP Adam Daley) vs. Go
Lakeridge Precision 17 (MVP Jeremy Whelan) vs.
7170
Tire 4 (MVP Howe Estok): Eastern Tire 17 (MVP
Pickering Men's Slow Pitch 10 (MVP Jesse Gerrard);
$7,797
Steven Dawson) vs. Bick's Pickles 6; Auto Pro 18
Hamilton Rooting 13 (MVP Andrew Peterson) vs.
84,000 in
(MVP Adam McNamara) vs. Sport Togs 16 (MVP
Bel myr i
2 (MVP Matthew Lee): Pickering Men's Slow
1989 TOYOTACAMRY
Andrew McElwain); Bulk Barn 15 (MVP Brendan
PRM 18 (ANP Mehdi Kharahmodi) vs. Cherrywood
7106
Walsh) vs Surpass Witco 4; J. D. Flerning 8 Co. 18
Roofing 15 (MVP Brady Doyle). i
$8.815
(MVP Conrad Frank) vs. Brom iia Homes 15 (ANP
1990 PONTIAC FIREFLY
67,311 Ian
Jonathan Amantea); Ardith Cowan a Assoc. 19
JUNIOR T -BALL DIVISION
1990 TOYOTA SR5 CAMHRY
(MVP Steve mayer) vs. Canada Lodge 18.
Scores as of July 15. i
7173
July 15: Sport Togs 23 (MVP Ryan Denny) vs Level
Subway 26 (MVPs Ashley Rodrigues, Brendan
$9,377
11 19 (MVP John Thompson). Sabourin, Kimble a
Mooney) vs. Julie's Esso 19 (MVP Sasha i
62.000 km
Assoc. 20 (MVP Afhdal Karim) vs Go Tie B;
Hernandez); Roymax 22 (MVPs Lauren Purcell,
19W T OYOTA CAMRY LE DEMO
July 19: Ardith Cowan a Assoc. 18 (MVP Billy
Vanessa MacLennan) vs. Bob Johnston Chev-Olds
7110
McCulum) vs. Sport Togs 6; Bulk Barn 18 (MVP
16 (MVP Joshua Rsycroft); Carpet Towne 25 vs. i
$9,815
Ryan Stratton) vs. Watermaker 16; Eastem Tire 18
Hamilton Roofing 24 (MVPs Samantha Puddisler.
52,000 km
vs. Go tire 2; Bramalea Homes 16 (MVP Jeff
Luke Cormer); Griffin a Assoc. 13 vs. International '
1988 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVIU.E 77.000 km
Kalem) vs. Auto Pro 11 (MVP Evan Muller-Cheun);
Computers S; Progress Travel 21 (MVPs Cole"
1993 LUMINA APV
Canada Lodge 22 (MVP Joel Rodgers) vs Level n
McKay, Martin Sarmiento) vs. Duality Tuna -Up 17
7141
5;
(MVP Rhys Aube); McDonalds 14 vs. Bank of I
$7,815
July 21: J.D. Fleming a Co. 19 (MVP Devon
Montreal 14; Griffin a Assoc. 20 (MVP Christopher
29,000 km
Ackroyd) vs. Sport Togs 8 (MVP Ryan Doody):
Poole) vs. Bob Johnston Chev-Olds 17; Kelsey's 20
1987 PONTIAC 6000
Canada Lodge 22 vs. ArdenCowan a Assoc. 11;
(MVP Tyler Trapper) vs. Roymax 19; Subway 25 '
7176
Sabourin, Kimble a Assoc. 15 vs. Bulk Barn 11
(MVPs Duncan Welch, Kaitlyn Kraenkng); Deer
$17,500
(ANP Michael Bushey):
Crook 26 vs Jvse's Esso 21; Hamilton Roofing vs. I
152,00010111
July 22,. J.D. Fiv g a Co. 6 (MVP Joel Markham)
kdornational Compi ars (No score reporMd) (MVPs
1993 cIERA (OLDSMOBILE)
V& Auto Pro 6.
David Torre. Jayson Galant Daniel Stephan). '
7144
1982 DATSUN PULSAR
July 8: Deer Creek IS (MVP Andrea Reed) vs.
5995
SENOR GIRLS' T -BALL DNISION
McDonalds IS (MVP Anne Garrett); Hamilton
5,000 km
STANOMIGS (As d JWV 22)
Roofep 23 (MVPs Sall Bacon. Morgan Vesper) vs. I
1979 BUCK LESABRE
TEAM OF W L T PTS
Julia's Exec15 (MVP Patrick Purcetm: Roy rrrs vs.
7181
Sport Togs 11 5 2 4 14
lnywne"onal Compkilrs (No score reported) ((AVPs
$12900
West Peckerng Ladies SP. 11 4 3 4 12
Andrew Lennox, Douglas Padraman); Griffin a I
$25,9%
M a M Meats 10 4 3 3 11
Asaoc. 13 (MVV Ryan Hancock) vs. Carps Towne
27,000 km
Marshal Homes 10 3 3 4 10
12 (MNP Kyle Robinson); Cweey Tune -Up 20 (MVP
1994 PLYMOUTH LASER TUR80 AWD 8.900 Ian
Durham Angola 10 1 6 3 5
Derek Roldan) vs. Pickwng Men's Slow PRM 20;
1942 SUNBIRD LE
DVI•ION RESULTS (from J ww 20 to July 22)
Denmark Homes 22 vs. Kelsey's 22 (MVP
7148
Liar" Homes 25 (MVP Calks Scort :', vs. M a M
CAnstopha Luta). I
$0.995
Mears 19 (MVP Nicoll Zom); West Pickering Lades
MVPs: Deer Creek (Drew Solon, Andros Reed);
92,000 km
Sion PAM 25 (MVP Caere Strew&) vs. Durham
Quality Tune -Up (Michelle Gillingham, Ryan '
1991 EAGLE PREMIER ES LTD
An givis 23 WPs AWsha wood. KAMyn Hip. Sport
•oMeau. Enc Bonneau. MauMw Kng).
7134
Togs 19 (MVPs Courtney Baumgartner, Kaitlyn
72,567 Ion
$17,995
Jones) vs. Durham Angels 18 (M I(Ps Samantha
PEEWEE 90TW DNISM01 I
56.326 km
L.arnden, Laura Sh oddenk M a M Meats 20 (ANP
Standings as of July 27.
19% MAZDA M X346 PREM DEMO
Lin Vour) vs Sport Togs 16 (MVPs Jessica Futon,
TEAM GP W L T PM
7214
Kaitlyn Jones); Wow Pickering Ladies Sin. Pitch 25
Pickering Mens Slow PAM 13 12 0 1 962
7136
(MNP Krgten LeFavel vs. Mersnall I lorris 21 (MVP
Bay Dukes 1S 10 4 1 .700
610,995
Nicole Pwnercwsio); West Pickering Lades Slow
Pickoi Hardy 12 6 4 0 A67
$19,500
PJM 20 (MVP urriana Jenkm) vs. Sport Togs 13
uorgan construction 14 8 6 0 .571
11,974 In
(MVPs St" Piaahnik, Jessica Funw ); Spon Togs
20 (MVP Shannon Mann vs. Marshal Homes 20
Village PlymaAh U 7 7 0 .500
West Range Cycle 14 6 • 0 .429
1993 JEEP GRAND Off O E LAREDO 28,203 km
(MVP Lindsay Msn*WA: Durham Angela 25 (MVPs
sea" Bank 14 4 10 O 296
1992 MAZDA MPV -V6 4WD Lx
JanNr Scall• Kale Conway) vs. M a M Meats 25
Premier Trophy 14 3 11 0 214
7217
(MVP He~ Beaton); WOO Piokwmg Lades Sbw
1MhAee Road Shelf 14 3 11 0 214
7139
Pall 25 (MVP Machele McVeigh) vs. M a M Meats
GAME RESULTS (hos W b 21)
58,885
25 (MVP Mykals Abel): Marshal Homes 21 (AMP
July IS: Pickering Men's Slow Poch 9 (MVPs Brad '
154.000 km
Megan Edwards) vs. Durham Angels 20 (MVPs
Rowel. Eric Rcwse4 vs. Reiner Tropy 4 (MMP
1980 MAZDA PROTEGE DX
Michele Bale, Alexandra Edwards): Sport Togs 20
AMke Murphy.
7219
(MIVPs Ashley Chlebak, Alyssa Guest) vs Marshal
July 20: Bay Dukes 18 (MVP Sheldon SeepersW)
7112
Homan 20 (MVP Brook Palle so) Durham Angela
vs Reiner Trophy 7 (MVP Matthew MlaWhtrino).
57,995
25 (MVPs Lomas Elicom, Laura Shedden) vs Wes
July 21: Vh1189e Plymouth 6 (MVP Jonathan
86,000 km
Pickering Lades Slow Pitch 25 (MVP Stephhani
Coliseum ver West Rouge Cycle 6 Sports 7.
1992 MAMA MX3_V6 PRECVA
Tyler); M l M Meats 25 (MVP Kaitlyn Mahan) vs.
JIAy 25: Pickering Ronda 22 (MNP Kafir Mason) vs.
7221
M W"l Homes 16 (MVP Sarah Bryson); Sport
Say Dukes 16 (MVPs PeWhdra Naidoo, Francis
$14,999
Togs 20 (MVPs Ir6e1eee Badafan, MMlesa McCaig)
Villanueva). Morgan Como ruction 14 (MVP Mike
12,846 in
vs. Durham Angels 16 (MVPs Stephanie Sakbak
Darling) vs. Whites Road Shell 6 (MVP Trevor
1991 FORD TAURUS WAGON
Kardyn MR.
Snooks); West Rouge Cycle • Sports t 1 (MVP
7116
MF11111% LEAGUE STANONAM
Steve Gulumn) vs Prower Trophy • ((IVP Paul
I
$8,995
TEAM OP WL T FTs
papet); Pc" Men* Slow Pilch 10 PNP Rarely
125,000 Jan
DanalBayys 10 9 2 0 16
Reashore) vs. Village Plymouth 7 (MVP David
1990 MAZDA MW-V64WD
Md Hens Mighty Conyks 10 6 4 0 12
Lundrigan). I
7224
Ptatekrm Freight t 9 6 3 0 12
July 26: Ranier Trophy 16 vs. Scotia Bank 13.
$4,500
Laic Star Cal f S 3 1 11
July 27: Bay Dukes 12 (MNP the laity vs. West
39,000 km
Pickering Mrkniling • 5 3 0 10
Rouge Cycle • Sports (rho seas reported) (MVP I
1987 HYUNDAI STELLAR CL
Prudential t0 3 6 1 1
Mone Dawarn).
7184
Mud IIN 10 3 7 0 6sixonT
t'IKll.s' olVl•In
$9,995
Fro" Ven iii 9 2 7 0 4
OMrON STANCOM 4As of Jtdy /31
170,0001111
Solid Wood Bed • Table 9 t 8 O 2
TEAM GF w L T PTs
1989 DODGE SHADOW
WOlEWS L EAGUe 1TANDBIIM
McDonalds 10 7 1 2 16 I
7153
TEAM OF WL T FTs
J. Madras Printing 9 7 1 1 is
$10,990
esyys Pink to 7 3 014
Paktw Bros. Ilentig s 6 1 1 13
91000 len
OToobe • 5 3 010
D 1 Sussman' nrias • 6 2 0 12
1984 HONDA PRELUDE
Bayg/s BIarJ< 1 S 4 0 10
Carpel- • 3 4 1 7
D
Mud Nerhs • 3 6 0 6
Coughlin I kri s • 3 3 0 6 I
S7X5
aiehandaon EGO Sports 8 2 6 0 4
Pickering Ladies Slow PMeh 6 2 3 1 S
115=1 In
53,600
D'Ornall sinnaancs • 2 S 1s
1980 FORD ESCORT
ATV40OMW MVMDN STMMM Mb is)
O'Toole" 1 1 5 1 3
'
ILNE Gr4lNM
Wiliam M. Manor Lld. 7 1 6 0 2
53.950
(EMI OP W L T F A PIs
Time capon" 7 0 7 0 0
i ...'
Accord Craft Canada 12 11 1 0 192 129 22
GAME t1 mmys
1988 SMB 9000 TURBO
EodurMM I1 B 3 0 184 11• IS
kJune 29: Drechssl Business interiors 10 ver
7191
Pk*o* Phot 10 S S 0 ISO 156 $0
McDonolds 6; J. Mitchel Printing 6 vs. West ,
j, ..
r
Mbroer Consulting 12 S 7 0 167194 10
Pillaring Ladies Slaw PMch 4.
149,000 in
A • D Bumper 12 3 9 0 140 204 6
July 4: D`OmNas upuranee 14 vs. Palmer Bros.
1988 T30 CMWA
Kobe^ 13 3 10 0 170 212 6
tlentig 9 DreelwN Business llstisrs 14 ve. Wes1
Vic-
_ �OIalY1MON
Pickering ladies Slow Pildt s; Catpabwe 14 vs.
S2,950
TEAM SP IS L T F A Pts
aWliarn M. Mercer Ltd. 1% O'Tooles 13 vs. J. '
86,000 JIM
Nana0, Roo" 11 10 1 0 /M 101 20
literal Prkttimg 113; McDonalds 14 vs. Coughlin
1984 LINCOLN TOWN CAR
Chrrywood R-11 1 11 7 3 1 1.4 144 15
honer B.
7194
Pichorkg Manfs S. P. 13 7 6 0 177 170 14
Jnty 6: McDonalds 12 vs. J. Mitchell Prlellg 9; '
120,986
Piclunit Mixed S.P. 12 4 • 0 137 166 8
Pointer Bros. Heating 10 vs. Coughlin Itam B;
170,000 WA
so 13 4 9 0 143 16111 •
Drechsel Business Interiors 18 vs. D'Ormalas '
JOE H010AA000ID
Lakonia Pneilirh 12 3 • 1 160 193 7
kwvance 13; Vilest Pklwnilg Latin Now Plhh IS
7151
ATOM KUE 111 1 n NOXIS is fe tel
n. William M. " , Ltd. 7.
9W
Accord Craft Canada 10 ver. A a D Bumper 11;
Jultr 11: Capelin Lion 22 vs. O'Took►s 14; J. ,
i
Enduralle 16 (MVP Dar" Swan) vs. Mercer
(Mitchel Printing 25 vs. Time Carpentry 1s;
r
ConsuMtg 12 (MVP Evan BtyerX 11111cmiall Phot IS
(MVP David Runan) ver KebsyU 13 (MVP M momw
CarpMown 1 s ver vM/farn M Merosr U0. 10; Fefmnr ,
9108. llsntirq
71W
Tung); KebWs 13 (MVP Hussein Sabhmakam lso
24 vs. Went Picurkg Ladies Sktw
Pilch 1S: McDonalds 16 vs. D'Omelee Insurance
SS18,i�
Ye. Endrssee 12 4MVP Shoran Couglin); Pftdnlg
15. ,
181,000 in
Pholo 25 OW Serf Thonpsery vs A i D Bumper
July 13: McDo"Mis Z• vs. O'Tooles 15; Palmer
19D OLDS E CEPA
17: Aa`0rd Craft Canada 21 vs. Msaty Cmisullg
pros HWOO g IS ver row CarperMry 1S: J. U khea ,
7125
18 (MVP Wlialn Gawir).
Printing 12 vs. Drech" Business Inferiors 11;
53,969
ATOM OW 119 1 M MAKTI 4Ady l l to Is)
O'Onn•n Inwnuence 14 vs. CarpMomn 14.
Pickering MleMs Slow PJM 12 vs. Bel 10 (MNP
PKXERM4G TP TOOM LEAGUE ,
Soar Ptwcsn: a lamiMbn Roofing 21 (MVP Joshua
As d July tyle
Tondegoo" vs. Lalrridgs Prettaiom P, Closely d
Flocllg
TEAM FTs
21 (MVP Troy Giawon) vs. Pktxwlg Mind
Maple Ridge 40
Slow PJM 11 (MVP MIN Johnsen); Pklrlg
Rosebrhk 34
Mand Slow Pitch 11 (MVP Daniel Moon) vs.
Ouvrworel 2S .
Hamilton Roofing 10 (MVP Sean Usk");
Glendale 'Ar M
Ch- wood Rselrg 1 I (MVP Greg Moss) tae. BM
4ilsrtd - I . 19
10 (MVP Jslkey Myh PblNltP-1 M lbw P01h 16
•ilAMisdes .. ".' '. "-1• -A ' V.;
(MVP Omits Can" vs. Laftsnfdga 1111080AM4k . ..
0awwwe2' -�r�p: wv..
+4, .
suffers first loss of season
PICKERING - The Pickering bantam girls' rep Kim Savage who was three for three and Emily
softball team suffered its first loss of the 1994 Renaud who went three for four.
season by dropping a 7-2 decision to the Oshawa Renaud and Andrea Douglas handled the
Shamrocks in North York Women's Softball pitching chores, combining to allow only four
League play last Tuesday night. hits in the winning cause.
Oshawa took an early 4-0 lead in the first Pickering's record stands at 12 wins, two
inning and never looked back in handing ( ties and one loss in league play.
Pickering a rare loss. Catcher Crystal Annis Team members are Crystal Annis, Emily
contributed two of six Pickering hits in the Renaud, Josie Dye, Kim Wells, Kim Savage,
game and also scored a run. Tara MacDonald, Jenny Kelleher, Colleen
Pickering redeemed itself the night after by Rasmussen, Andrea Douglas, Cathy File, Karyn
pounding East Gwillimbury 32-5. Leading the team Allan and Laurie Train. The coaches are Bill
offensively were Cathy File who went four for five, Douglas, Linda MacDonald and Peter Chiu.
94 a Z4
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425 Be* St .West whft 668-5893
Apex 427-2500 Jim Proskos' DURHAM MAZDA
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1994 (MUSTANG
14,000 ion
$19,815
7162
1989 FORD AEROSTAR XL
102 km
S7,950
7210
1993 AEROSTAR XLT, EXT.
37,000 km
$19,815
7163
1986 FORD TAURUS WAGON
,DOD
140,000 km
$3,500
7211
1993 ESCORT GT
58,000 km
$12,815
7164
1988 OLDS CIERA BROUGHAM
177,000 km
$4.950
7212
1993 RANGER SUPER CAB
19.000 km
$18.815
7165
1989 TOYOTA CAIIIRY
94,814 ion
$10.377
7100
1992 CHEV LUMINA VAN
55,000 km
$16,815
7166
1990 VW GOLF
96.201 km
$6,197
7101
1991 CHEV CORSICA
41,000 km
$10.815
7167
1990 SUNBIRD 2 DR. COUPE
123,000 111111
$7.977
7102
1991 F-150 V8 PICK-UP
73.000 km
$11,815
7168
1990 TOYOTA TERCEL
63,383 km
$6,555
7103
1991 GMAC SONOMA
66.000 km
$10,815
7169
1992 TOYOTA TERCEL
75,756 km
$B,997
7104
1991 CAVALIER 4 DR.
95,000 W
$9,15
7170
1989 TOYOTA CELUCA
135,000 km
$7,797
7105
1990 EAGLE TALON AWD
84,000 in
$13,815
7171
1989 TOYOTACAMRY
92.520 pre
$11,997
7106
1990 CROWN VICTORIA
77,000 km
$8.815
7172
1990 PONTIAC FIREFLY
67,311 Ian
$4,779
7107
1990 TOYOTA SR5 CAMHRY
132,000 bre
$8,815
7173
19% TOYOTA CELICA GT
74.816 Ion
$9,377
7109
1989 SABLE 4 DR.
62.000 km
$8,815
7174
19W T OYOTA CAMRY LE DEMO
8,814 km
7110
1989 MERCURY MARQUIS
92.000 km
$9,815
7175
1990 S.10 BLAZER 4x4
52,000 km
$24,900
7140
1988 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVIU.E 77.000 km
$13,815
7176
1993 LUMINA APV
42,000 km
$17,900
7141
1988 PLYMOUTH VOYAGEUR
145,000 km
$7,815
7177
19M LUMINA EURO 3.4
29,000 km
$17,500
7142
1987 PONTIAC 6000
176,000 km
$4,815
7176
1993 ASTRID VAN
45.000 km
$17,500
7143
1986 NISSAN SUPER CAB
152,00010111
$1.815
7179
1993 cIERA (OLDSMOBILE)
38,000 In
$14,444
7144
1982 DATSUN PULSAR
82,000 km
5995
7180
1993 GEO TRACKER
5,000 km
$13,888
7145
1979 BUCK LESABRE
$815
7181
1993 CORSICA
39,000 km
$12900
7146
1994 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 24.494 km
$25,9%
7131
1993 CAVALIER
27,000 km
$11,400
7147
1994 PLYMOUTH LASER TUR80 AWD 8.900 Ian
$20,995
7132
1942 SUNBIRD LE
62,000 In
$9,990
7148
1992 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM
44,011 km
$0.995
7133
1992 GRANDAM SE
92,000 km
512555
7149
1991 EAGLE PREMIER ES LTD
71,444 km
$10,995
7134
1943 MAZDA MX6-V6
72,567 Ion
$17,995
7213
1993 JEEP CHEROKEE 4WD
56.326 km
521.995
7135
19% MAZDA M X346 PREM DEMO
10.292 in
$16,995
7214
1993 aLYMI" GRAND VOYAGEUR SE 32328 km
$19,500
7136
1984 MAZDA 323 -DEMO
101878 in
610,995
7215
1993 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN SE 26,247 km
$19,500
7137
1994 MAZDA PROTEGE -DEMO
11,974 In
$11,995
7216
1993 JEEP GRAND Off O E LAREDO 28,203 km
$25,995
7138
1992 MAZDA MPV -V6 4WD Lx
88,427 In
$18$85
7217
1989 JEEP CHEROKEE LAREDO 113,232 km
$12,99.+
7139
1981 SUZU(I SIDEKICK JX 44
96.920 bre
58,885
1218
1990 JEEP CHEROKEE LTD
154.000 km
$13.995
7190
1980 MAZDA PROTEGE DX
W649 In
$6,495
7219
1993 FORD MUSTANG CONVERtW t2000 Ian
$93%
7112
1991 MAZDA 82200 PICK-UP
M61711(1
57,995
7220
1991 MERCURY COUGAR LS
86,000 km
$11,695
7113
1992 MAMA MX3_V6 PRECVA
"11111111
$15,995
7221
1993 FORD TAURUS GL
20,600 Ian
$14,999
7115
1991 MAZDA MX&LX
12,846 in
$11,995
7222
1991 FORD TAURUS WAGON
74,000 in
$12,295
7116
1992 MAZDA 82200 PICK-UP
71.11401111111
$8,995
7223
1989 NISSAN SENTRA
125,000 Jan
$3,950
7182
1990 MAZDA MW-V64WD
79,201 i1lt
$16,795
7224
1988 SUBARU XT GL
114,00010
$4,500
7183
1992 GEO METRO
39,000 km
$7,995
7150
1987 HYUNDAI STELLAR CL
123,000 km
52450
7184
19112 Do CORSICA LT
49,000 in
$9,995
7152
1986 HONDA CMC
170,0001111
52960
7186
1989 DODGE SHADOW
8D,000 In
$6,995
7153
1990 MAZDA MFVLX
151,000 km
$10,990
7186
1987H10NDACR0(
91000 len
S6J996
7154
1984 HONDA PRELUDE
117,000 in
$3,950
7187
1981 CHEM CAM"
98,00 bre
S7X5
7155
1986 MAZDA 06 LX
115=1 In
53,600
710
1980 FORD ESCORT
119,00Int
$SAS
7156
1986 5000 S
153,000 Jolt
53.950
7189
19x2 H10NDAACCORD WAWN
42,00 Yl
WAS
7157
1988 SMB 9000 TURBO
IS= in
$7.950
7191
19M HOIOAACCOfD VI WON
85,000 JIM
$15A6
7158
1990 CHEVY LLAW
149,000 in
56,950
7192
1988 T30 CMWA
66,00 set
PAS
7159
1988 CHEW CONOI LER
168,000 in
S2,950
7193
1992 EX -t ACCORD HONDA
86,000 JIM
$17,986
7160
1984 LINCOLN TOWN CAR
174.000In
53,960
7194
1993 Ex -t ACCORD HODOA
10,000 Im
120,986
7161
1988 CHEW CURSK.ACL
170,000 WA
53,960
7195
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7151
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1989 OLDS Dt3TA M ROYAL
181,000 in
56,960
7196
19D OLDS E CEPA
2Z= In
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7125
19e19 FdD 79FO L
10111= Ian
53,969
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GoONwarted. spontaneous gen-
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female. 40-50, who has similar
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SY 1323 (OSH)
SLENDER lady wanted. If you are
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4o's, secure, well-established and
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JOSH)
PROFESSIONAL male, 51, uni-
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walking, golfing, reading, dining
out and romantic evenings, would
like to meet a slim, attractive
woman with similar interests, for a
possible relationship. SY 1334
(OSH)
HONEST, divorced male, 45, 6'1',
brown hair, brown eyes, lookir)g
for a slim -medium built, easy-
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JOSH)
FRIENDLY male. 37, very athletic,
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1356 (COB)
PROFESSIONAL male. 25, 6'1',
290 lbs and going down, non
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29, who is easy-going, educated,
sincere and with a good sense of
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SEPARATED father. honest bug a
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enjoys swimming, bicycling,
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cuddling and romancing at home.
seeks white female. 32-47, for
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SY 1378 (OSH)
MUSICALLY -inclined man with
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attractive, fit, seeks single
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usually meet likes chs. SY 1392
(OSM
GENTLE, caring, attractive mak.
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hely. must be hot isst sihoee and
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has and blue eyes. 511. baking
W a single, female. 28-38, who
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(OSH)
SPONTANEOUS, attractive, ain-
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Wnake, 19-24, for friendship first
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ESTABLISHED, attractive male,
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(OSH)
SINGLE, while mob. 26.61'. 170
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2426. non-smobr, with sander
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ONE in a million!!! Separated
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tbelorg cuddy feiina1 32.45, w9h
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SUMMER is the tine b fat in dove.
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ooking for a very attractive lady to
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who shares the same interests.
SY 1435
HANDSOME, good-looking, dark
male, early 30's. 5'11' 240 lbs.,
muscular build, seeking female,
18-32, for a relationship SY 1436
SHY, attractive, while mak. 30,
non-drinker, not into the bar
scene, enjoys quiet evenings at
hone and Wes to do things on ft
spur of Ile moment, would like to
meet w attractive. petite female.
Sr 1437 (O%Q
ESTABLISHED white mak, 42,
175 lbs, black has. brown eyes,
likes cruising 68 Chevy,
Springsteen, cottages, picnics,
playing guitar, concerts, seeks
slim, non-smolag, social drrnkarg
female. 3212, for the above. SY
1439 JOSH)
Durham
Region & the
Port Hope/
Cobourg area
'&ittcrrelq 3jours
has received
calls to date!
once May 1, 1993)
GOOD -looking male. 34, 6'3',
employed, enjoys an occasional
game of golf, downhill skiing,
�• songwrtir. p yi 1436 ft
�-bA mob, 21, 6, 180 les.,
16249 for an attractive woman,
for possible relationship.
SY 1440
EASYGOING male, 41, unat-
tnimel enjoys sports, m dies, dn-
ing and pd go" Cut and he"
a good time, looking for an eaey-
taod-hearted woman for
.I P.
SY 14141 OSH
EMPLOYED, black male, 43,
sur n4a4w4ker, enjoys spats,
dancatg and cooking, seeks
fenwla. 3043, whoenjoys same
kteeali,
bra wtetiorinalrp. Roo,
plame cal back I didn't gal you
number. SY 1443
WAM . norm«' afrFtrhionee,
dim lady. rm a gentleman, 29,
Imortd', good•bolotg, kind, with
two cmidsnm ad NO hand guaa,
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white males, the butcher, the
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looking for three attractive, non -
Will ", while females, 24-31, to
play rubadub-dub with the three
men in the hub SY 1145 (OSH)
ATTRACTIVE, single, while male,
mid-40 s, looks 35, financially
secure, very honest and caring.
homeowner, enjoys life, non-
smoker. Hies the Leah. the Jays.
dancing and good movies. SY
1446 (OSH)
EASY -gong. 38. 150 Ips.,
divorced, likes motorcycles, kids
and dogs, looking for a special
friend, maybe more. SY 1447
JOSH)
ROMANTIC while mak. 25. 57.
father of one, with a variety of
interests, seeks an attractive
female. 22-27. for hkerdsty. pos-
sible rektronstV SY 1448 (COB)
ENERGETIC. divorced male. 31.
loves the outdoors anytme of the
yew, earelips . swimhmrrg and brg
drives in the country. 61' with
broad shoulders lot that special
girl, 25.35. to rest her head on for
those quiet romantic nights at
home SY 1449
ACTIVE, single. while geldo us.
51 non-smoker non-drinker.
loves to be loved. interests include
cx^ps . fishing. bodal got".
country music, rock 'n' vol from
'60s, candlelight dinners, quiet
evenings and travel. SY 1450
(9l
GOOD -looking while male, 24,
56'. January Sunshine Boy. with
green eyes and black hili. seeks
sim female. 2425, non-smoker,
who loves to laugh, go for long
waft and enjoys romantic times
at home or out. SY 1451
FINANCIALLY secure. 35,
divorced while male, 6'. 170 lbs.,
sm ikes to rock is looking for n
attractive female companion will
enjoys rock W roll, reading, laugh►
i r and much more, but also has a
serious side to hw. temodiall
wairn a. SY 1452
ROMANTIC, attractive, single
while male, 24, 511', 150 lbs.,
brown hair, blue eyes, social
drinker and smoke, a,l of s work-
ing
orkig out, ars and being aUdoas,
riot 2179 wit satin itansab. SY
1453(091)
GREAT; or My. mob, 510',
175 slesib
. deedy j,1,,,e� W
jM
Wali, kwlg, looking for somal
one who is opa►awdad, enjoys
good tins and r an put w1n a
sii8 ja Dwarf. SY 1454 (0�
EASYGOING father of one, 32,
likes to work out. non-smoker,
enjoys the outdoors, quiet
a erimp d Moat, seeks atkaiw
lolly, 24.35, sirgb mafwrs wal-
coma, not into head games, for
SY ►hip, possiblefaktumhO-
SINCERE.'angle, while. WW"
male, 29, non-smoker, enjoys
hockey. golf, music and cottage
ie looking a "his femi I &
29, non-smoker, with similar inW-
so. for passible long farm rete-
(
OR blond, Bond. 1, 11 b stet
garde, eianrmotmd1 may be form
bug I could be a girls best friend.
Seeking slim to medium build
female. noti-smoking, 20-27. SY
1457 JOSH)
HONEST, very atlradive, while
male, 37, non-smoker, with baby -
"eyes. not into ft bar am*.
enjoys quiet romantic evenings
and love most sports, looking for a
sincere, romantic while female,
30.40, with Similar iterasfs. SY
n This Week 8 NoAmurinperla d No
1458 OSH
SPORTS -MINDED, single while
male, 30. 56'. brown hair, blue
eyes, would Ike to meet a single.
slim hmake, no dependents in the
Oshawa/Whitby area, for long-
term relationship, no games, no
garbage SY 1459
HARDWORKING, white mak. 1&
enjoys working out playing Sports
and c ourtry music, would like to
meet a female, 18-20. SY 1460
(COB)
EASY -gong white male. 30, msd-
um build, blue-eyed, cry brown
hair, nice personality, ondepen-
do t, il you aro rrleresbd in ird-
ng sorneone spatial. enjoy good
tanss Ike camping• dancirhg or a
dpi Y the bath, al! SY 1461
SPONTANEOUS, very attractive
white mak. 23. 67. klokmg for a
female. 19.26, who loves sports,
motorcycles camping, king whit
and the outdoors. lex friendsi
possible relationship. SY 1462
(COB)
SINCERE, divorced, while mak,
38. 5 8', brown hair, blue eyes,
honel ihdepe dtim. lives in the
country, enjoys all aspects of
nature. dislikes city kik and bar
scene, seeking female with no
young drldren, same qualities. SY
1463 (COB)
LOOKING for that special 20's
lady who is slim and attractive.
friendly and firde t. I'm a pro-
fessional attractive guy. 29, shim
and R, al als imu net. SY 1464
(CISH)
HUMOROUS single, while mak,
18, 59', looking for single wMe
female, 1621. who likes partyog
and going for long walks.
Friendship and possible relation-
ship. SY 1448 (OSH)
HUMOROUS male, 29. 6', 165
lbs. snake, social dnnkbr, good
sense of humour, would like to
meet female. 2430, who enjoys
dancing. music and quality time.
SY 1466 (054)
HONEST, caring, single white
male, 19, 5'10',190 lbs.. the ambi-
opus teddy bow type, looking for a
preny, cuddly girl, 1620, 55'-57,
125 Ix. -135 lbs., who is nether
shabw t Irarprent and enjoys
mows and lag mi , grit stick.
(Ajax,
x,Pickerng, Whitby areas).
ARTICULATE stab, 39,176 les.,
59'. Mande, gnar-eyad. sirgla
tofu of two, loolift to a allil
five, independent, one-taan-
womah. 30.45, wiltillilh0ld clnl-
date, i I lig 1I seat at humor,
eraniomm kdwd$ , kinds*. coag
Lenin Pn*m iniad. SY 1489
ATTRACTIVE male, divorced,
75 Its, who anijoys
gods, ceasldinglard dupid m, ie,,
would Ota to mag famale, 27-34
and haw a selee d bnw, for
bisai '14 pasniDHa ktg Lein rs+a
ft". SY 1110
HONEST, ssinoae and lied of the
lamny I ,FF,n1. aide. 20. kidding
for fel special tamale, for knead -
ship. Pods" f wioathip. SY
1470 (OSH)
SEPARATED fatties, 43, 6, IV
In., while, pr If 1'r ml snow,
moble job, trim, excellent shape,
social drinker, looking for a bind -
ship, possible relationship. SY
1471 JOSH)
AMBITIOUS, wgle 'tan
30 enjoys mama. Wel ever"gd,
long walks, looking for a female,
20-25, It a relationship. SY 1472
OSH
SINCERE gentleman, 38, loves
kick, sports. driving out and family
life, looking for shm to medium
build fern30.40. with same
itaaa. SY 1473
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tid* .=tr-a'IL ..P .'1..1 S !I_,I:a 1, 1, it, 4 4`1"Z*. vfpFt,.}-yi wt,
silgfa mom who is ago", nab-
pendet, outgoing, tmjoyd NO with
a smile and a sense of hurnour,
seeks good-looking mala, 3040.
who is honest, kind and has a
good sense of fkanour. SY 2948
FIERY b ctrl attractive, roman-
tic, sincere female, 43, 5'6', slim
with interests in fitness, seeks
attractive male, 39.43. 510'
physically k employed. energetic,
loves Ito and romance. SY 2979
(OSH)
TRUCKERS only. Classy lady dri
ver who enjoys dancing, races and
quiet times, is searching for a sin-
gle, while, male driver who wands
to be pampered and cherished.
SY 2990
HEART of gold, attractive lady, 30,
long blonde hair, green eyes. 54',
in good slope, enjoys the country
Me, animals aid crkdren, search-
ing for a male. 3435. with similar
interests, for friendship, maybe
more SY 2999
CHRISTIAN while male, attractive,
early 30 s. fit. 58', seeks Christian
ady slim. with young child. 27-35,
ajaclPickering area. for hierdship.
:,osscble relationship SY 3213
LONELY widow 60. 125 lbs
would like to med a sincere and
slender gentleman. 50.60, who is
a ran -smoker, for friendift, pos-
sible relationship SY 4058 (OSH)
WANT b oe a slave ,r a cm -
1 -
NICE. compasswrate singe
OUTGOING young 44 -year -01d
wrk:rg, ercnar!ed. outdoorsy
whAefemaie, rm established. Earl
while male. 6. 31, good sense of
tamale. brunette. 54', hazel gray
thoughtful and musically nctined
Indian male. We 30s, broad mwid.
humour, looking for reserved,
eyes Enjoys dancing. walks. ctrl-
single female bokmg fora ft, mkt-
ed, trustworthy. health conscious
rinleclive. single while female. 25
dren and animals. Looking for
rgeM man. 32-38, with a spaAckng
person. likes • and
34. SY 1474
black mak. 35.45, for serious rata-
sense of humour. to share a
the outdoors Sy 544 (OSH)
HONEST rale. enjoys golf. min-
bo ishcp SY 2036
kiendship first SY 2051 (OSH)
TRAVEL, movies. must, dancing,
try 8 western. music. din" out
LONELY. sexy. 34 -year-old single
SPONTANEOUS 28 -year-old sin-
quiet leisure times and some out.
and quell gimes looking for honest
mom long brownish -blonde hair.
gie mom of t looking for honest.
door activities, sounds like your
lady. 5558. hardship first for POs-
blue eyft great prsouily. greet
sincere male. 510' and over 25-
Prokssanal. educated male. 27.
sible long-term relationship SY
body Seeks a bog mountain man
40. for friendship and possible
seeks -bobs , nonslitioul
1475 COB
with the temperament of a pussy
long -tern relationship SY 2052
white male with s m,lar galpegs
AFFECTIONATE. sincere and
cal. who knows how to spoil a red
JOSH)
for fr endshipirelationship- Sr
honest single male. 32 years old,
woman and appreciates being
RELIABLE. humorous, single
sW(COB)
lbs spats. movies. the outdoors
spoiled- SY 2039
mom 28 seeks to meet honest.
HEAL71 HY and stable while mails.
and romantic times, looking for
ARIES woman. while female. 46.
sincere. employed. romantic male
33. lean muscir build. into bk.
someone with good values and
full -figured, non-smoker seeks
2638. who enjoys the Lads. Jays
ling, working out. dining out rm
enjoys the same, that makes
mature, snare mak. 4655, not
and rock 8 rol, but also likes to
looking for a guy. 25-45, thafs
friendship and relationships
into head games. for long-term
stay home for quiet times. SY
husky and bear like lRandy.
Single moms w air Sr
I quiet. so
ZO ( H)
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117o6
urelsbakshp.
q week-
with salt and pappr
COUPLE wants to meet other
LOVE or lust mak. 40, in good
ends SY 2040 (OSH)
her and works the midnight shtl
couples tot friendship and get -
shape for the shape rm in. looking
COUNTRY girl with city style,
at the GM truck plant I danced
topftn SY 5174 (COB)
ler a fit lady 25.45. fa a obw -
wndepanderM, single mom. 37. 57.
with you at The Acres on Taunton
TALL. attractive very openamrb-
ship SY 1477 (051)
medium build with a groat sense
Road Juiv t5. Please call. SY
ed divorced male 45 seeks
SINGLE white male. 32, 511',
of humor. is looking for made. 35
2056 (OSH)
female. for friendship, fun and
190 lbs. established, very out-
45. with the same qualities and
HUIRLEY-honey. 27, 54'. 115 lbs..
possible natenonsfvp, to huff lies
doasy, private pilot, seeks single
loves Ice lin general SY 2041
slim atiractroe, Iong brown hair,
sexual fantasias for both parties
while female for possible serious
JOSH)
lows music and the great out-
SY 5475 (OSH)
relalionship Come fly the friendly
H, I m a sirgls mom, 36. looking
doors, looking for a motorcycle
MALE. 29 bodvDuidr. bdag for
skies SY 1a72
ler a gentleman. 2635 rm sinal
man to enjoy" romantic bike
same leads a very straight
with strawberry blonde nor and
rides. Are you may types Cal me
lifestyll also looking for Inend-
the biggest bk» eyes youMe ever
and find out. SY 2067 (OSH)
ship. SY 5177 (OSH)
seen physccatty fit, tan regularly.
DREAM lover where are you' I
MALE. 29, attractive. seeks sim
honest cls only SY 2042 (OSH)
am attractive. snare. 57, 39, Ili,
Leman 21.35. for dmereel and
TEACHER, single white female.
ATTRACTIVE. black female,
no dependents, Ion+grg to meet an
casual encounters, discretion
48, family groan would like to
young 50 5 7', medium -build.
attractive NIM i�srt, fit, sensitive
assured and amecled SY SM
meet stable, loyal, caring man. 46
seeks taller male. 48-48. who
mak. 38-48. for companionship.
GOO 0-boks+g male. 40 s. wwlC
55, ler possible to g4arm nelaea►
enjoys dancing. music, movies,
SY 2056 (OSH)
like to meet otMes ler gel-nogdM
ship, interests include some
dining our or quid evenings, for
ARE you honesty a normal, fil.
firs of the most interesting kind
spats. quiet diwens and waked
friendship, love. possible long-
attracirve young man. 24.39. who
Please call malar for more into
Ir", Ed, please call beds. SY
term SY 2043 JOSH)
has their act together and w ouidnl
SY 54M (OSH)
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normally answer a personal ad.
OPEN -minded attractive couple.
UNIWE sense of humor, chubby
looking for a companan for their
well I'm all arae in a female ver-
27 and 42. seek Ilemale partner la
lemale, 25. very king brown haw.
owner Must be cuddly, between
Sion Cad me, let's talk Serious
eraouran, Sy 5411 (OSH)
gran eyes, smoker, loves life.
2535, with grog legs and bort to
replies only SY 2059 JOSH)
MALE. 50's. seeks male. 25.45.
enjoys all types of sports, asps-
match He must like camping.
PROFESSIONAL, full -figured
for discreet friendship rid jun SY
duly stock car racing. seeking a
cycling, d^ii9 our and fag waft
kmale. 29. no depedoit . enjoys
5412 (COB)
prdfessorwl whoe mals, 2535. for
on the beach Only animal lovers
music. dancing. got, the outdoors.
GAY mak. early 30's, 62'. 180
friendship, possibly more, no
need appy. Rob al again. SY
travel and quiet times, sealing a
lbs., athletic, straight looking and
games, no garbage. SY 2017
2044 OSH
professional, non-smolag, while
acting, too" ler same. dsadan
(05M
FRED, formerly with LC80,
male. 29.37. for friendship first,
assured and expected. Sr 5483
FUN4ovmg, full -figured, single
plias al the blends you deiced
posablI relationship. SY 2060
(OSH)
white mom, seeking fun and
with on Friday night. She wits to
BLUE -eyed blade CiWwOk 22,
PROFESSIONAL white femal
excitement with a single black
linear more. SY 2015 (OS4
non-smoker, soot (1otter, enjoys
attractive and
ith
male, non-smoker, must like
PETITE, j; A sin A. earyyarg
hotsaback rift dnorg and din.
ng bra w
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roman, navies, dtrfg out and
lady with sense d humour, enjoys
ingseeks Prins Charming,
an honest. caring female who's
the Jays, home run would be a
Me, s looking ler a good man, 45-
24.30, who staudd be while, sir
looking for a caring, passionate
long-krm n idicild . SV 21125
50. SY 7069 (C08)
gle, noo4mokw and adwnluas
ntalia dip as wall as bsncial .
ARE you trod ot bemg pudtd
mmy, doliaped on, or just tunall
down? Give me a al, Ws Wt,
sandy blonde ler. bkreyed, 23,
100 led" is bowls for kdeindalip
SY 21128 (08th)
CALLING all gatbrtw► over 31L
young at head, honest, caring.
good swiss of humour and fun
looking ft romance, a friend, or
PC"" reYtiorialinp. SY 2027
OUTGOING, petite, mother of
ane, 24. looking ler an adu alsd
gorttaman, 24.30, non-smoker
w sant aMrsak. SY 2061
wmwlal/—
D KrSb n MVAW and etoposed.
PROFESNONAL, altrachm sin-
SY Ru to"
9:=bo*q for imaf diad.
PROFENIONAI math, 32, 511',
Rd aafoka 4 9=0
200 lbs.. muscular brad, soft a
moa, "Mm a saw at familial 32-
male Irisiidol opmat be proles -
40. SY 201112
sional, to spend quid lima
MALES, 3045, my girt to you is
together, only serious rsapatet
me! Dont be deceived by the
piame. ST Stis(OSJ*
large package or 1M plem WW
ATTRACTIVE mals, 32, seeks
ping. for made dire s a lowly
as m we temala SY SO9 (Oslo
tresenht, mads in 1958, km sin-
CItR1011% attached female, 33,
arty. sensisiy and Iola of TLC.
57', 160 bs.. ardie- to meth an
SY 7063 (0"
DGUNN40'adfil K&Am wd bile
attractive famala to gut bgetlwe
lar deykat Slf 5M9
who wgojs On oddots and qwd
male seals
TOM at bog, at ube. Pella
dean lady, 51, blonde. Moneyed.
JOSH)
evenings at home. SY 2029
female, 50, who lows all Mm
enjoys country drives, w&%g and
YOUMG woman seeks same, 22-
JCOB)
fw9c eytoofy dir" and duo:
all bids of mull seeks an hon►
35, for relstiordrp. SY
JULIET is seadrrmg ler a young
itag, boltiwjo ft a ChNtbn inn is
ell, byal kind wilh a
�kmmd
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angle, tall, lmaindinr Reneo, t9-
his 40'9 wilh the same inion d
sumac of luau , I t pos-
WFRE�aWaekve couple, mid
20, for nxamatic evenings and jwt
hanging out. If this sou,
SY 2047OSH)
ATTRACTIVE
siblj relatiofmhip. SY 20H JOSH)
20's, and were seeking an opam-
ycal
pnifessiorl sm-
CURE and =wf. 110111111110 molmr of
minded lady, for pleasurable
now. SY 2029 JCOB)yIe
PWW. bmk-criu lookill
one, 21k lociq for a mingle male
evwigs. SY sm Jo"
PROFESSIONAL lady. educabd,
it hirmdd first, with n dbao•
who enjoys children, dogs, all
BI -MALE, 39, 5'9', 175 lbs.,
financially name, phytacafy fit,
live, horst. sincere, etaipnely.
Mapes of music and quid everigs,
djulc9w, bbnin 'i, bkM eyea, bok-
aM1i walking. sarleg and quiet
fendely and stable male, 37-44.
must ilia the Lala, be loyal and
ing for den bi-lady. 2540, for
fares, seeks a good man, 4455.
crlbim welcome SY 2048
honest. Single fathers waw -.
hillmod p and encounters, dacm.
SY 203D JOSH)
TRUCKER bunk tunny, single,
SY 2066 JOSH)
tion assured, must have own
it, rm female, 36, 57, 120 les.,
while female. no dependents,
EASY -going lady, aiill non-sirok.
phaco. SY S4810SHL
enjoy otdoo s, baseball and quid
would Bre to acaamin dl occupy
or, occasional drinker, honest,
OPEN-MINDED, attractive mate,
fennsgs d hone. looking for a
your jump seat, likes car races.
octan, good diner. Ipoldrg for a
35, seeks attnechve couyb for as.
rate, 40.45, stable family man.
dandang and country music, for
man, 55.89, who enjoys travel, cal
peat encounters. SY S402
Sf 2035
serious 35.. SY 2040 JOSH)
and leave a manage. SY 2067
GOOD -looking, masudne male,
NATURE, sensitive, caring
EMPLOYED, outgoing, singleOSH)
BUBBLY
6'. 170 lbs., athletic, healthy,
woman looking for permanent
mother, 33, ST. 140 lbs.. smaller.
blonde and full -of -Wo
straight Wastyte, seeks sant. SY
relationship. Must be emotionally
social drinker. expuiraed in by*
lemake, 49. sweet, wane, young-
5401
open, able b talk about fairings,
and romance preferred but wall
a -heart, smiling and good look%
HONEST, tang male, 38, wW
unafraid of nlirnacy, successful
train willing student, must like
seeking that special, tall, male
sports, music and good times,
but end a watlefaic d who malas
campig and dancing. SY 2050
kind ft friendship fast, poedible
lex swat, he hia doW.
me teal load and appwdaled. SY
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now
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'You tray quality for Financial AsWstance. Call and Inquire.
TORONTO
•• •
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PICKERING CAMPUS
1450 Kingston Rd, Suite 17
420-34 Onlaxio
ext. 33
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Courses starting now:
• Word Processing
• Programmer Analyst
• Computerised Accounting
• Computer Maintenance
Technology
• Microcomputer
Business Applications
YOUR BUSINESS CAREER STARTS HERE
OSHAWA 434-M
Islard Plaza. 560 !Gg St. W.
VICTORIA • COOUITLAIM - VANCOUVER • BURNABY - SURREY - ®7101RON - SASKATOON
TANNI EG - MISSISSAUGA - TORONTO NORTH YORK - NEWMARKET - SCARBOROUGH
NONGSTON•OTTAWA-MONTREAL- LAVAL -LONGUEUIL-QUEBEC-HALIFAX
ART i TECHNIQUE
HAIRSTYLIST SCHOOL -
glowaraaes you will neer be out
d walk reo1 now a ale
d our 4 h711s�tyfrg schools and
M w plus over 45 ywrs ex-
perience on to you. Free
proledonal blow dry it you •roll
'ions new wO Aug. 311119011, 1S
Skn a SL S. OWMWAL 57e-
0476. MOM)
ARE you haitrp henw. in?
Do you haw having a callng on
yaw moon I If so, all Gary Bit-
tner for an ertoaiarR opportunity
In 6ne was of Financial Senbua
Arco VJPPWL
EARN 89 AT HOME
We pay you drecdv to assemble our products
year round. For details send self addressed
starnped envelope to:
!SURE TIME MANUFACTURING
16715.12 Yong* St. Suite 344A
- --1ietRaneskN. Ontario. UX I XI
100 Careers
a\
IIs nQ
Admin
He Manager
As an accomplished financial
professional eager to play a key role
in maximizing member satisfaction
and maintaining high service levels at
the Oshawa Community Credit
Union, you will ensure the effective
management of our deposit service
operations and initiate company
policies and procedures. You will
also worts with the Treasurer
Manager to develop exciting and
Creative marketing and public
relations programa. A tactful
problem -solver and outstanding
communicator, you will have overall
accountability for directing and
training key staff members and
enhancing the quality of a well-
established work environment. Your
minimum three years' experience as
a senior manager in human
resources is complemented by post-
secondary training or accreditation in
behavioural Sciences or business
adminion. Please appy in
writing, to:
Humus Resources
Credit Union Central of Ontario
2810 Matheson Bill& East
Mississaua Ontario L4W 4X7
Fax: (905) 238-3414
We VW* ant eandldates, howmwi only
Ow" to be Interviewed WIN be contacted.
EXPERIENCED
Produce clerics dr bakers needed
Contact Mice or Angelo
Bring resumi to:
3570 BROCK ST- N., WHITBY
427-4311
With Global, Matrix and APG experience m*ed
immediately for a progressive agency located 80
miles east of Toronb. RernlNlrabon eommerlsurale
roan", I Please b ace resume, incgirilidencelb
Mr. kilm Berg. C.A.,
P -O. Box 1172.
Cobowg, ORwfo, KGA SA4
DUNN'S MENS WEAR
Is now fig full and part Ins sable associde
posMals Candidates should appy by nsun,e b
our Pidarig Town Centre lolallon In person any.
837-1179, Aft W. lira n1 r
iayEMAICERsr
MATURE STUDENTS
babd blit 04= ellen*
IW"bm 17bmwk7fhg
Cal Sue or Jaw
7YeRiflg7 IN1wwn
6�9 PAL
at
PART TIME
OLAN MILLS is
looking for
.enthusiastic
POOP16
for our busy
telemarketing
depafUnent
I Part time hours
starting now!
Call Cathy,
Wednesday evening
5-9 p.m.
IV
Heartbeats... -
r
1 Z by no gear than Aug. 12.
computer NWaft individual. Per-
19"- (080494)
V
Personal Health and Fitness Management Center
r
Centre requires Prop Cook and
A new Facility that will allow the individual to enhance their personal
Counter Help. Pan lirrle. Appy
r
Health and Fitness levels in a unique fitness envirorn. ent, is currently
if
IV
accepting Resumes for the following positions.
min,ntum 3 yeses Sabre for busy
respond in writing to File x7027.
Earwax Oshawa, L 1 H
- Fitness Instructors - Receptionists - Day Care Supervisor
7L5 of fax 41 417-47t-1473.
41(3.431-2391. (080494)
••• Only Ontario Fitness Council Certified Instructors need apply***
•
needs 15 outgoing Universilyi
Closing Date: Friday, August 12, 1994
College audems 10 workv*
r
Call: Pam at 905-831-1339
r
Plus opportuMy to work at your
Mailing Address Only: /IearibeaU—Personal Health and Fitness
school earning $80ONveskly
fice work. Flakble hens. Re -
Management Center
que d to answer telephones,
Call Candis today 576-5763.
C/o Pamela Mason 551 Park Cres., Pickering, Ontario Ll W 2C8
rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
IMMEDIATE
OPENINGS AT
K -MART PORTRAIT
STUDIO
Full 8 part-time posdons No
openstice necessary. Pad
training program with
outstardm ntacionlalwrpeny
Barna salary with lucrove
COMMaSitln Opportunity.
C nmehe om bexnell
Package MOAN pad
www on for ft/Mfirrte. nkat be
Not siasbc, ttrtfoy worlurkg
with childna and be able to
work early evutirgs and
Saturdays.
Openings in the Oshawa.
Pnckenrg ♦ Whitby areas.
EOEIWN/H
Can for an appoibnwrt:
(905) 837-1569
on Wed. d Thurs
10a.m-2pot.41, 3p.m4pm
FREE WEEK
AUGUST 1^TO S",1le4
Sell Avor1 where you
live or work!
NO START UP FEE
FREE STARTER KIT
FREE $20 GIFT
CALL NOWI
W"ri1-9
bealty kene
Cart: (905) 619-1574
iscordi
tlelweeil 10 am. - 2 p m.
Marfdwm a office
These posbons aro
Wu lime ane pert W.
N inirast1 please
MR your resume b:
Canadian Tie AOK
210 *Vdon Rd. West
hp* Pen
10 am. - 2 p.m.,
ThUlS
AWenlion. Davivid Powell
112W 1141N WIEMY!
Ateemble products at
home. W. No se ft
You're paid direct. F*
guaranteed.
No elperiencle
GN 1-601-6441.7M
WE aro presently looking for a
pan time person to come to our
office approx. 5 Ira. per weak.
This person must be flexible
with their time. Sk4k required:
pleasam telephone manner,
computer knowledge . Word
perfect or Word. Lotus 12-3 or
Excel. Filing, accounting
knowledge an asset. Please
send your resume to: 111 In.
SMALL/MEDIUM s42e corrpary
dAtria! Dr. s2. Whitby. Ont. LIN
located in Pickering requires a
1 Z by no gear than Aug. 12.
computer NWaft individual. Per-
19"- (080494)
lerably with EDI andlooking a
experience. for a
LUBA'S Cate in the Oshawa
SM neonurated individual with
ed in ul
Centre requires Prop Cook and
g� typing and tefephore skills
Counter Help. Pan lirrle. Appy
along with good business
InP@fsonwnhnsume-(000994)
aautsment. Salary oonvnen-
TRAVEL Consultant (senior)
Swiss with erperwece. Please
min,ntum 3 yeses Sabre for busy
respond in writing to File x7027.
Earwax Oshawa, L 1 H
Sr wborokgh Mall iocatiorl. Calf765
7L5 of fax 41 417-47t-1473.
41(3.431-2391. (080494)
STUDENT promotions co.'
•
needs 15 outgoing Universilyi
Help
College audems 10 workv*
hard and make huge money.
Plus opportuMy to work at your
MATURE female for fed tine of.
school earning $80ONveskly
fice work. Flakble hens. Re -
duke orientation in Sopsember.
que d to answer telephones,
Call Candis today 576-5763.
type. Word Perfect. Bedlerd.
Drher's License required. (9"
NAIL Toch ninian squired. Ex-
777.1700. (oeo974)
ce with cants. FuRbort
IF you we single or a singls
time.
time. Please call 737-1236.
(071194)
patent or separated or Alloy,
with three years work
EXPERIENCED Hairstylist
experience, you may purity for
required. STRANDS. Whitby.
financial assistance at it you an
666-0560. (0110494)
over 45 and have recently been
FULL tine and pat tines sales
laid on. you may quality for train.
positions available at Pler 1
ng asiti•tanc•- DIP/CERT.,
Imports, Home and Design
Lotus. Wordperfect. D -Base.
Caren call 43MWWor apply n
Word. Accpac. Bedford.
person 4)
Autocad. Ventura, Pagerr. ker.
-
Harvard, Corel, Computer
MATURE Babysitteri
Programming and Systems
housekeeper, Rio in required.
Analyst, Cobol, Pascal and C.
able to work occasional
Phobahop Quark Express arta
weekends starting immediately.
Illustrator. Durham Business
Cal (905) 427-0802 evenings.
Computer College, 427.3o10.
lows 4)
(TF)
INDUSTRIAL
SALES
We are currently looking for
an
Industrial Salesperson,
to call on Plants . and
Facilities, to promote our line
of products. "Specialty Piping
Products'
Resume to:
MANUREP SALES INC.
1730 McPherson CL #22
Pickering, Ontario.
L1 W 3E6
Fax: (905).420-7101
ExC13oduCl .tr�ganteed In -
corns and performance
�bonwCnCaitas•ndnartrwto ELECTRICAL Engineeror
�- M M• C.E.T. W astA in devslopnwnt d
Manville Finartcisl, subs 501. new lechnofogy. 3 years and
Oshawa Executive Centra, exp, ititt trlo n>talitg appera�
Oshawa. Lu sac. Phalle cos
726.7371 or talc f105-72341671. � �� �
(OeD374) *hiss. P W. Etas, 901i6MNi1.
- — — _. _ - .r- tr 1ir1t - .. _ �...._ _ - - - �# t �r'n... f : ':v ' :"'r�.a"�` "'•3 �i'���
THE NEWS ADVERI71MR. WIRD.,AUGUST 3,1914 -PAGE 29-A
NOTMATED. caring ex. IO191En int Plan . jprasld -
Experienced General
D'and
Did
OAKiPBW "in'
llrBrn ' - .why
pay retail prk•s0 One of
Ontario's oblast and ,,�,,,
C09lIr' clas"aaoe Cantles
MOPAW MaiMss - naw IC VGA
„�,,,, , „,�
NEW dhMdren and ntalwnly �ft �
mndgnrwll Mora Aug
apMdr� � 7
13 N !ie Odhaea alas YBr ars l a
Technician
oflee. Send resume to: 11
A" SL Suhs Whritby. LIN
han�cappid dii°"'"
and adolescents. For
manulaclurem Is now selling
�,
83M Used mora from Willi
Wft la � Ysed a newly dWa. Found an July 31. t3brtan
"Ag")
3Y9 (Oe05e1)
RILL tines dsrMal
more
iinfor04g4tion. call 839.2276.
direct to tin public. Eq. oak
pedestal tsble with cher ext and
Campine 368 corrpul r ayasm
from $575. 161 King St. E.
now cdWrens and rrnbroily na/Kingston Rd. 420-9676.
eloMhss. ALSO sewM.d - dii11-
(Class
assistant for
dental Office. Some reception
COfn�
4 Wiidea Chaim. 97e9 • e' Oak
double pedestal der est. and 6
BowmarwNle. fFlsrp 121. 697-
3056. (080564)
nen of children dothNg for LOW - atdsr bide eoMe. very
now boutique. For fres pickup Or friendly. lows ears
for busy Ajax dealer-
experience preferred. Send
���» w File . Oshawa
'
chairs,$1429.Carnonbalbeds,
II29g. Ova 20 Main drops
Austin ,PIS•
on
drop. 4jDleass eat 571- front paw. NeedsmedicalRequired
North
PIANO- good condition.
Ship. Commitment to
This Week, P.O. Box 481,
Oshawa, Ont. L1H 71.5.
- as
solid, no veneers . TradMonalOLD
$600. ( , 7 �4 ,�
attention. o1 Pickering
and good canis, gold, Vile". Tuesday morning. 427 -
MOVING
quality
RMLUMBER A
Woodworking, 9o5-ge5.6774,
-3pok.Bauhaus Mring
sterling, optical instrument, 2054.(080394)
and customer
(80994)
FIRE)I M CENTRE
(TF)
room suis: bedroom fulture vw
jewellery. watches, old china
workmanship satis-
P.D.A. Full time polishing and
O.H.I.
C)rwx12' $60.00
PACERS: We offer a mor pine
mirrors; queen box mattress,
new. stove; air coo
and glass, antique fwnihm Cal
432.1678. (060994)
S '
faction a must.
functions in hygiene
departmerx to replace R.P.DA.
4'X8 X16- =6$.00
range of communlcatlon
.5000
BTU- 14' landscape trailer;
' a
renovations. Emergency 0 *Now MPPw11M
Call David Williamson
lumfng to Coags 1« ,,Dip.
Large Pickering oboe. Call
ESTABLISHED 1913
••�;v � 1
services. %akwbv quo( tit►
an nu,,W and apharnarwlc
8onap oorrnPaclor: 1988 Fain
F350 ammmp m plough.
WANTED APPLIANCES - woek-
Ing or noL Fridges. stones.
WHIPPET -one year male,
905-683-1320 ms
Kord at 905.831-"W. (080494)
Etrenrgs 905 434 665
FIM Deifwryb
pagers. For mon details. call
Marc DeSouza (416) 551.01824
(toll free). (082594)
fl@� (0M4a)
was dryers pLSOwanted .
pickup truck, 1985 or newer. Brindle, neutered, good with
Reasonable. (905) 427.6690. children. Needs day time
BOAT Package - 1974 14 ft.
, r#*M6ats
Insured. Free
AM and
bawnr� guaranteed esti. te& Call
licensed, guaranteed and Insured. Frsa satlntaaa Cal
_
• '
EVERY
EVERYe
on
TI9NG Must Gol Phone
fibreglass boat. 1988 50 HP
(080494) mention. $200 including crale.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER OR C.E.T.
in development of saw tek3eolo$y.
•
NANNY
'
4 Open wall unit
27• Sony console stereo Tv
$650:2 student's desks $100
Mercury motor. 1990
Shorelander trailer, i27Do.
o.b.o. Call Bob, 420-2748.
WANTED - Blue Jay Tickets a 839-4860. P80994)
face value Call Bruce all 5799- OSHAWA OBEDIENCE
4400. ext. 207 (�) ASSOC. - a tun motivational dog
To assist
- live in starting. Aug. b
•bin.43 TM (TF) AJAX Moving Syslerms - fu@
DO your rocs belMs M ledm- wvkw moves, aDWMros end
(�)
training losses begirt Boat•
•Must have 3 yrs. + apaieaoe with electrial rotam$ apparws
NEMA RIEEE spwi icadow
Sept. Two children, Ages 5 a 3.
' (��)
each. 3 pce. coffee and and
�' SW5. Thomas Organ with
PATIO Doors - Thermal King;
WANTED - ow and antique
nt PUPPY and advanced classes
•Fsmiliffwith
CmnWtrr htaaltxesystem devebpmmt A(tMoi -112$skills.
y
NANNY/HOUSEKEEPER - live
STOVE, 3 ears old, $250.
y
Washer, $150. Ikea kivesat with
r h m section, $500. Queen
Yl Y
headboard
Thermal Guard and V' Guard,
$399
ng
lumi[ue, anything old. Scientific with individual attention. Small
instruments, china, silver, guaranteed. Cal Bal to
glasses 9
nc mer interface des desirable.
Graphic 'B9>19f,blY
8°�
•Hands on with oral & w•ritteo communication
out to care for 2 children, 3
6 Starting
2 matching chain. f1lX). 905-
6860590. 080594
( )
frame and mattress,
$300. 10 pce. oak and black
o 11049 (taxes ncl ded).
Best Quality f« Best Prices.
advertising, sporting, toys, e,er 435-0868 (080494)
pre -reg'
decoys. 01019, mut bottles. col
person
skills.
years. months. Sept.
18. Experienced, references
bedroom suite, $1200. Maple
Special thermal guard, 6 h,
Iections or estates. Cal Robert FREE - two female Guinea Pigs.
00000000
• AZ DRIVERS •
WANTED
G Clean abstract.
91 2 yrs. experience. •
• call ADAMS •
• SERVICES, •
• 430.2204, •
0 ask for Randy or Carol. 0
00000000
Defttane! Hygienist 1St
maternity leave.
Aug. 9 through
Dec. 29.
Experience Only.
683-1391
0
10$-68fe-4661
cal
required. Liverpool/Finch. Call
•
dOwle sef w4h hutch, $600. Ash
$525. Call Mon -F n, 88 P.M.
Bowen Antiques (905) 655- With cage. food, wood chips,
0WANUM 01L Walker PM 725- routs M0)Milfi
(905) 839-1997. (080794)
'
prohibition table with chairs,
4332537«7254537. (062894)
8649. Brookln. (TF)
vitamins and book. Heti They
EXPERIENCED daycare
�15• •Medical. needed n my Pickering home.
available for Fridays. 890 am-
$500• Wood/glass kitchen table
with chairs, $100. King size 4
P08W vvalabed complete
ALMOND apartment size
washer aril dryer. �. par.
Full size washer and dryer,
• ' • ;
•
make me sneezel 428.2614.
( )
_ _
COfn�
$ • One to three days a week. $50 a
of Caft Store
6 drawer dresser vrM
SKI rachire for sale. Lacs than
•
BOXER Pups - CKC registered.
day. Three children, 1,3 and 4 11
Austin ,PIS•
$175. Candle microwave. $175.
$450. set. 6 flavour corrrrercial
machine. loonies,
0^8 gear Old, excellent
available in 6 weeks. also male
2 905-426-0023 (080494)
haulm t�eift & dolls and
Ons double mattress $125
pop takes
LOST - t7 r b t
brindle. 14 months old. available
ens. %W. Almond al4hdge. $250. yea o abby
HELPI Extra hands needed to �t suppYCs etc. Wood, brass with glass curio wanamy and delivery available. 9fey with white markings. very lo good home. Phone atter 6
assist mother of imam tw ns and FINAL DAYS stand. $200. Brass with glass 725-8708. (080494) thin. weal Shore area. Contact p -m. 728-3142. (081694)
e coffee and end table, $100. 3 Bob or Karen at 831-6606.
toddler. Five days and five Up t0 sC)W door Moffat fndgewith ice mafk•r r
nights per month n Pic". Won't last and Moffat stove with self clean WASHERS• dryers, fridge, Gara• • • • , •
Cal 5087690. (080591) Tues. &Thus- 7-9. Sat. t-3 p.m. oven. $1500. Oak roil top desk stove. new and rem tisk . ' ' Sales
CHILDCARE required for 15 666-0688 $900. Bentwood rocker, $75. 7 5225 and up for reconditioned
month old- 3 to 4 days or wen pce. cherry diningroom set, wasters, $775 and up for recon -
a! per week. NE Oshawa AJAX Pickering APPilonces - no $700. Humidifier, $75. 17 cu.ft. ditioned dryers. $175 and up for
preferred. To start mid-August. reasonable Offer neluk d, fully freezer, $200. Moffat built in reconditioned fridges and McLean's Wholesale
Non smoker. my hone or yours. guaranteed. Reconditioned over. $100. GMC hack sfidi l stoves. Also coin operated
Refersrnoes required. Cal 721- WPlaroes. Come make us a window, $40. 2 porcelan lamps, washers and dryers.
9626 9 a.m.-S p.m. Leave deal. 427-6784. 467 Westney $75. Meld off ce desk. $100. Stephensars Furniture and outlet
message. (060994) Rd. S. Ajax- (TF) Executive office chair, $175. Appliances. 227 Court St.,
s PIANOS/GRANDFATHER Secretary desk, $75. Secretary Oahawa. 5767448. (0@0994)
ay Care CLOCKS •Tremendous Savings chair. pho IBM then, ith ox(S CARPETS - lois Of carpi, 100% ANNUAL YA R D SALE
eAvailable -Annual classroom piano sail. Office phone system wiM box (8
nylon. stew stain release carpsm
Partys. rsrM lo awn, apt. size. Ire ap) $175. (060491) on hand, I will
upright, grand, digital,rice �� 3 carpet,
PART time daycare required n keyboards. CLOCKS - (tree y� - I have, several 1000 ire includes p 384 Westney Rd. S.
out home for 2 children, age / delivery and set up). Telep rimes d new Stairurhaster, and premium pad, expert
and 2 1R starting Sept. 16. pit, Works 43314.1 (TF) nylon carpet• Carpel dskw9y free
DENTAL Hygienist required.ces
required. Whites
wEDMAN - qua t9- barn style
your living room and hail for
$299. Pip includes carpel. pad
eaimates (30 yards). Mannan.
GM2314. (TF)
Satu Aug
0WANUM 01L Walker PM 725- routs M0)Milfi
permanent part time position
AdJOkl 905.420-0898.
(0@0784)
sheds. bulk on siW 6x6,$549.
and installation. •30 yards-.
RSM sad upgrading. us
rday' 6
wakm who. No job loo big, no law apartments, additions.
available for Fridays. 890 am-
ResiderMidCAMOsseial
GST included. Dooley at Lym-
Steve. 430.9"5. (TF)
hes estirasIM d 579.3611. over 20 years. All wk.rk
Drilled, Set Prost*. elk,
E F90 or FREE a atom.
TOK ETS Cleahe0l ltrabY to
12:30 p.m Deliver resume to Dr.
J. Balenko. 60 Liberty St. S.,
DAYCARE available in my
home. Major OaksiBrock Rd.
lord lumber. Kingston Rd., Pick-
or call 905-509-4961.
SKI rachire for sale. Lacs than
FAX US YOUR AD
F579-2238
_
ore 4 m
Mobile - 40! GM
we card $2535. Cal 579.5716.
428-9325-(080594)
ering
0^8 gear Old, excellent
• • l l l ■
aHscsinl. osrandcs hndttood bPolletivriwls. Swkior�i
Bow"arvilo. fO80494)
COMSTRYCTIOM
(�94
c0ndoion. Call 42G0601.
plan deck$, woigeays,
fborm, wtndose, doom, decl s mW ■ads decousis. Fate
To Advertise G.
Business
Services
ILLUSTRATION, cartooning,
graphic design, advert.srng.
usiness or personal.
Reasti nable rates. Also lessons
available. Randy Timms. (905)
7267055. (TF)
N�_��
4EWSADVERTISERA83-51..........
COMMERCIAL
INDUSTRIAL
RESIDENTIAL
CITY LIMITS
fences. dela, idwlodkMo
driveways phos. pII, rrbing and
Wctrid, rocfbg, brick and
stone work. 20 years
eipaiwioe
AN at remonabb
rows. 20% discount for sarioss
etlzsns Call 2856002 (TF)
W.M.L. H wars RsrwwMlora Ltd, -
bwrnwMe, why ehreswe
cabiats, dryaeig baaiB.
palating fence and deck
5 ilk 8 D" School
fare "mmossaaw 1 4)
K -C• Masonay - brick. bloand -MISTER Cheap' Home
m •
Seise 3016 on air ooridMfartig by
adding Pressuale or mac harrcal
pla o specialists• fed rase or
Ieated
Ikoudy. We now have h
FMIF ASTIAII PS
0WANUM 01L Walker PM 725- routs M0)Milfi
OELSOTTO
vnMt Sava on ficin loll Cad
units. Now no
Park bad
stones d as types. GuxaMeed Improvements. nc morns, inWOOD
RSM sad upgrading. us
PENCINC
wakm who. No job loo big, no law apartments, additions.
3 lessons b 1@St =75
ResiderMidCAMOsseial
job too sows -nee do a aL For lances. decks. etc Licensed f«140J,10
1�3 Fenpalpeeb
Pinterview
hes estirasIM d 579.3611. over 20 years. All wk.rk
Drilled, Set Prost*. elk,
E F90 or FREE a atom.
TOK ETS Cleahe0l ltrabY to
A@ work GuararMsed
kallv
remove tin, tough wins a
call SIM
discoloration n your Mist baser.
427-2658.
Cal ,n
0
Mobile - 40! GM
we card $2535. Cal 579.5716.
QCs
� 1 87 OMO - n3-�
905-5S4187
TOTAL RENOVATIONS -
1
Ilydrf00db011fp.100fIQ.
aHscsinl. osrandcs hndttood bPolletivriwls. Swkior�i
COMMERCIAL
INDUSTRIAL
RESIDENTIAL
CITY LIMITS
fences. dela, idwlodkMo
driveways phos. pII, rrbing and
Wctrid, rocfbg, brick and
stone work. 20 years
eipaiwioe
AN at remonabb
rows. 20% discount for sarioss
etlzsns Call 2856002 (TF)
W.M.L. H wars RsrwwMlora Ltd, -
bwrnwMe, why ehreswe
cabiats, dryaeig baaiB.
palating fence and deck
5 ilk 8 D" School
fare "mmossaaw 1 4)
qxsxard10o' 698 ZPt ITFEFaI
Seise 3016 on air ooridMfartig by
adding Pressuale or mac harrcal
pla o specialists• fed rase or
Ieated
Ikoudy. We now have h
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10IESSOr15;150
vnMt Sava on ficin loll Cad
units. Now no
Park bad
SABER Contracting - all
RSM sad upgrading. us
On hocks Wp omnerMs,
5155 POW") :remiss
CONPLETE honm wrhoeglwhs. We tali Mor•
3 lessons b 1@St =75
Cal for iMornlrlaL 7250006 a
(TF)
bglroprr, home mMaiMenah.
DRYWALL, taping, boarding,
HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS -
bes6ntenfs. bafVDoms.
kildlelB. $
anyglilla
berawrMs bMleoom, attdl anrysdMam aMyliaa
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guaranteed. 15 years
profmoiw l service at conrpgF
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discount. X11 r,oti0e mows,
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DO your rocs belMs M ledm- wvkw moves, aDWMros end
business. 579.6858 Or Res.. 9alovdlore• repass
Ken, 427-7412. (081894) designibuim� guaranteedo coloinsts.
AM
and haired. Contac Gary 1130-
09@4. (TF)
th*o Do
f3ROtfAt'S lJIIgSCAPNG
.I � I STEAM Cleaning - carpet.
,.. .-- mhgslwy will car Yawbm by
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M A M Construction - Catpsttby..
drywall, els " plumi".
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Seise 3016 on air ooridMfartig by
adding Pressuale or mac harrcal
pla o specialists• fed rase or
Ieated
Ikoudy. We now have h
SIGON Con swu a tion Ltd. ler all
clnliig: sots, chair. lose seat,
daft. )„*(pig Mb
vnMt Sava on ficin loll Cad
units. Now no
Park bad
SABER Contracting - all
RSM sad upgrading. us
bbona�weh nwa ad
special. strop al clic and up.
carpentry, addltions.
renovations, kitchens,
dials and low Price Ids)
Cal for iMornlrlaL 7250006 a
(TF)
bglroprr, home mMaiMenah.
DRYWALL, taping, boarding,
HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS -
ssrvim fwnhure
refinishing. quality work
scads and T-br :Prey
stucco. piaster repairs. For
love big or small, ive, price
fhaff, sin FreeMd
guaranteed. 15 years
profmoiw l service at conrpgF
BM d 492i40e.
discount. X11 r,oti0e mows,
Dwrin Mumn. Capin dNV*W
any 5 room. S I IiolMwy
M A M Construction - Catpsttby..
drywall, els " plumi".
qxsxard10o' 698 ZPt ITFEFaI
wl '
Well block �
pianos moved. Comparable
maws Cal 432-2650. (TF)
SIGON Con swu a tion Ltd. ler all
clnliig: sots, chair. lose seat,
daft. )„*(pig Mb
horns t4l; , add I., patls
MEN with lar truck will do
slim Ca hAMlors. $SM M
.
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dam. said oke. no rooms qc
chimneys. Lowest prices
household mows. maWWOML
work pmrarMaed• Call 906496
gel. All wank OW OM @t 9067ee0
Cali 906.676
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427-4m Poll"
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427-2658.
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683-7515
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Doom: 427-420, Home:
427.6101. Ask ler TOM.
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420-=1
BUDGET Pa" - allies 20
years*'- Iritwtor and
aderia, big or smell. Studio
osarigs peirrsd. drywal ker I
tree. Esd!A;i es, reasonable
rant. Call 721-1997 or 434-
1051. (0009")
MAGICIAK clown hila . ready
to entertain lot any age. any
occasion. Birthdays,
promotions.
rofixWlans irL Miagie sham a
openings.
W Loom 86334 (TIF)
7057 or
72
RABBIT wants work doing
m ogie for cilkl m's pestles and
ori occasions, have my own
mrsilban. Cam Emis. 6861902
(>F)
n
Nto Wtdfil slhs�use a OOGta'E
DOOLEY PET WASTE DIS-
POSAL SYSTEM. 9 a rrL - 9
p.m.. 7 days/week. Call 723-
5413 or 43449792.52.00 oil with
ad. (TF)
LHASA Apso pups. non shed-
ding and non allergetk:. Vet.
use N . house training stared.
Payment lon, available. 705-
7863124. (TF)
WESTERN boarding - new barn,
fencing. H corals with round pen
and call shod. Mies of great
trails. Goodwood area. $175
monthly. 905.640.0977.
33 A 77 FALBY COURT
2 b 3 bedroom apartments in family
building. Air conditioning, tx0adbo %
2 appliances, laundry facilities and
underground parking included- Em
$743-$833.
686-0845 weekdays
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
CLEAN, bright one
bedroom apt suitable
for one person. Fridge,
stove and w/o.
$550 monthly, Al. ind.
Available Sept 1.
576-9514 or 725-2715
WHITBY - 506 Dundas SL W.
Furnished studio apartment in 6
plea. laundry, balcony. own
entry, garden view, no pets. 905-
509-2038 or 416-284-1618.
1960 Honda Civic DX, white, (081694)
standard, a/c. 63.000 kms., ex- AJAX _ furnished one bedroom
celleni condition. No GST. basement apartment, light
$7900. 571.0023.(080994) housekeeping, suitable for
1989 Civic, two door. DX. single person only. Laundry
certified. 1987 Olds Cierra,4 facilities. Non smoker, no pets.
door, auto, air con., both $525 monthy all inclusive.
certified. Call 728-0817. First/last.426-8077. (080794)
OSHAWA - bachelor apartment.
$325. monthly. FirsWast. In-
cludes all utilities and
appliances- Located Ritson/
Arthur. Call airier 5 p.m- 571-
3679. (090494)
WHITBY - one bedroom
apartment, $525 Two bedroom
$625 plus hydro. OSHAWA - two
bedroom apartments in house,
$625 . utilities. Firstilast months
required. Days, 725-8911 or
evenings 668-4016. (081894)
OSHAWA - bright two bedroom
$689 in apartment building. In-
cludes heat, hydro, 2
appiarces. perking- Convenient
to 401 and city but routes. 433
0677. (080494)
BLOOR/SIMCOE • large two
bedroom in 46 unit building,
storage. Laundry. parking, wed
managed. Close to siorestus,
from $675 inclusive. Go Or to
123 Boor St. W. or call collect
416223.5419. (TF)
ONE bedroom, bright, lower
�Bp194) level apartment, cable and
OSHAWA - charming two laundry, close to O.C. All
1996 Chevy Sprint- auto, nr- bedroom apartment with spa- indua1Ye• 5463. Days. 416-217-
m oculate condition. Exceflsm cious levMs. huge loft with pine 2896 or evenings 90546837146.
gas mintage- Great co wrwW floor. Victorian bath, (091094)
car. 6 month warranty package. irnkau/ate. oppiiances. contrail
Low kms_. asking 13900. 433 air. charming older area. $750 AJAX - Wesuteyhfwy a2 - one
4145 or 432-2102. (080.94) plus tut iAiiies. Cad 5767197. bedroom bas•^em 'Oarsmen.
private entrance, laundry,
1998 Chrysler CaraveN• for carpet, located in quiet
sale. one owner. car in good run- OSHAWA Hospital area, hold reighbou.I .(;lose to bus
nig oder- Steel bks colour, of Adelaide and Mary. 1 and Go_ Non smoker, aro Pts.
automatic, radio. $3300 bedroom upper urWL Newly car. SW inclusive (905) 619-3025
certified. Phone Mr. MacMillan. paled and bright, :500 monthly (090794)
$838473 eat. 210 or 427-8333. . hydro. irtchidss cable. Cad
(072894) 434-864% (tJ809D4) AJAX apamnent bui0ng -bow
bedroom apartrmerw. uldiioes and
19" CMeWlty CL Wagon, V8. FURNISHED studio aD>4mMwt parking ice. See supern-
a to, boded, good clean run.- in dean quiet hone, close to tendant a! 67 Church St. S.
ning car- Was $3295.. now 401/401. 4 pee. bath, 2 (080604)
:2995, os t l . Call 427-9722 appliances, share laundry 06HAwA - one b•droon SW.anyti e. Russ. 4 more nice !'Ars taciNias- Pef". non smoker. Two Dedman, $819. Clean .._
to choose from Open SuNMon. no pets- $,525 ikchntwe_ Frau large units. Includes cable. tou._,
Bp Town Salsa. (060494) est. Cal 427-0173. (0!10994) noCwateIr. parking- new
11199 Cheri Chonme. 104,000 RENT To Own, Pidksh ost
Bun �,ow ,eft pays hydro
• kms auoorroti power brakes. galow -large two bedroom base• 43s4700 or 4044= (rF)
e■ceie . condill white with ment apartment for rent. In -
bed irisrior, rust f: col . $2100 dudes 4 appliances, private NORTH Oshawa - new two
csMied ob.o. Cad 4331787. Ohara. lanced yard. clow to Go. bedaoI ^NVMNn• surra room
follows) school, P.T.C. Available air con-, oak cupboards.
189: Dodge Ares wagon. 4 i.rrrediadeby. 5695 including broadloom. dean, quiet buidng.
W ag uHities FistAast- No pets- Cat $725 . utilities. Cal 725 -SM or
door, auto, 01. engine. n•wr 416280-9391- (090594) 5714;468. mooa9a)
psi l osl oo. b 0 km.. ail. AVAILABLE n
uN1m stereo. Duckett and OSHAWA - 2 i 3 bedroom Whaby opal I ' . good deco running car. apartments available s 900 a Trent building. spacious car -
Was $2395, now 61995 898 Glen St. Cbee to schools. Dared newly pointed 4-10 n
earthed. Cad 427-9772, anyone shopping and 401. Fisi/last with balcony, close to bus.
Russ. Open Sunday. Big Town required. ,Addis nckuded. For shopping* Ad undies nduded-
Saw- (080494) appointment. Call 728-4993- F-4rsUMst required. No pets. one
Joel 194) bedroor4, $625. Two b•droan.
low PorAm 6000. aaAD, ps-. $725- Three bedroom $775- Cad
pb., cruise, now tires and OSHAWA - large two bothodml 430.0134- (TF)
brakes. Very good condi i As- Laundry facilities. i mad ssoape
king s10o0- Phos 433-2472. good location. $567.60 per WNINV - two bsdrooan spoil -
(0005041 month plus hydro. Available Ment available immediately -
I= Parade M. 5 speed, T- Sep. 2. Call 576 4229 for Rent $685 momhly incases
information- (090594) utilities,aPPmantcef, - 11 and
mol. black with Muco^ irlrior• FREE air conditioner. Now
Cal 434.4932. (091094) W/iTESIHWY as Piasem - ar
2 g Whitby an
y Transit
1$82 Renata 18L 5 MMod. 4 1/2 bedroom basement Go. Coll 721-2140, (781004)
door sedfm. good bodysurvad. apartment, non smokers. no toea001t1
new battery ail pw.. pL. 113113J= pots. - . Available imwnedwely. basemen ltalo
aparUrt a newly
794)
kms-. $795. (905) 725-4924. First450
f- (906) 4203048 decorated. appliances. and
moos) ) UINei oxhided- $960 httprfrty,
1197Y Pat iiae Grand Leman& - AJAX - new two bedroom fns&-QMlaw tigMed. i9B 2Zi4.
apwvnirt. appommm laundry
any d6o7.000 miles. 3055. Vw. one owner. it facilities ale conditkankp � cote bedroortt
11500 ab o 905-679-4M aper Parking, $750 per month
7pm(0809g4) inclusive. Call 509-1927. !ted with Perkins, Im-
ooeupancy- Sam .
LEASE so own vehichis. 1960- ) trlaloies- Call 905.420-3191.
19M $345 down. no trtarest, no AYAR.ABLE mi editlsly in )
' c1M docks. 8867428 (TF) bidmom. $875 notk9t11. fees
last required. Clow. to bus, d '
f. ' shopping plc pats Call .39
0134. (M
nutes from
kis Tewy Taurus 31 fL Slugs Cabardroen MY AM YOUR
ale 911A00 Om for trailer, two fit. >�� ettlraatoa RoamMads. dealt. paid la until stove, parkig, $776 phis "M via 0* 11511110OraoOsr. Tebphorr 434 1169- *b9e
utilities- Firsvlast months lose, peyaa/ syp4yI sae
`' w A4) tequirad. Awiade laswietdlily- dale a sew 3 1688w89e
Call 340
4723-0472 or won
726J62!ai�lreLe Glial
( a, TWO storey, one bedroom 90S4623-"
[ r' ENGRI . tfammisias and apartment In quiet
TJBMeE btdoon upper 2 Isow
d haws, !find paikb9• IN d I
and r ' ' . nice swear home.
Cities to O.C. $783 plus u d ea
Days. 416217-2896 or awn
Ings 906.663-7146. (091094)
WH TBY - W9e 3 be6oci 21/
2 bodes. meq« bedroor with
ensuits. oat -in kitchen. 4 car
parking, clot• to sdiool, park,
h t reit Quiet
-- , m mff or ,Meer - 21&
storey brick, currently tura
bedroom apsorner . 5 roottusta
Mately i400 i pole "112340•
Many upgrades. trice fol. Cbs
to downtown. $139.900. 434-
6174. (060890
ss opfWw pail!. I",, PICKERING - non smoking
DY owner - nsow
hardwood floors. Incl. S
prdembonsi nab b arm fur-
niched home. Close to GO.
!,able closing, brand new
Balls to
appliances, available Sept.
facilites. ale. laundry
bathe. 5 applar01 budder, !bore
both: 5 app en
sl20Ormlor" a uM-- FirsU
$45nliall
facilities. 6450 monthly
of week.
Will be sold by end d week
by
last. references. Sate s169,900.
Inclusive. FirsUlast. Call 196-
905430.1988. (090414)
No pets. (905) 430-4790 or 416
0298. (090494)
229.2100 of 9260. (090994)
COUNTRY Homs -room and
PICKER M Bayly/Llverpod.
shared facilities. Five minutes
1535 FCr Sale
three bedroom detached
from Pickering. Non smoker.
_
badkspliL rec roan with wood
SM. 428-7114. (080994)
$1500pries, wooded carp
full
stove, dishwasher, near
schools shopping, GO Slow
9 • , s -
lot, 3/4 hours east of
plus utdiies.l-905-986-0957.
'47'
OsIng
Oshawa, sand beach, trout
ew
( )
ciohunty forest roun road.
AJAX - dean three bedroom
BAY of QUINTS: Two very
Fred, 416-431-1555. (061194)
main floor of bungalow, 4
private waterfront cottages with
LAKE Ontario - affordable pic-
appliances, lots of parking,
large walkout decks. Clean
turesque trailer sites near
laundry tacilies, fenced yard.
Shoreline and lovely crests.
Trenton. Fully serviced. mature
Near Harwood Mall, $800 .
Fishing has been greatl Call
trees, sheltered docking,
utilities. Available Sept. 1. No
725-5614. (080994)
waterfront available. Gorgeous
pets. Call (416) 698.8735.
Over 20 yearse0�ef1/f109• Cal
sunsets Full price. s99001erms.
( )
I • '
Free brochure. 416-7571944
beautiful OSHAWA beautifuldean Largs
Fenced yard. $700 plus uBlYas. pets. $350 p► monis* ad tMlb
(Mon -Fn). (081194)
semi. 3 bedroom. h" room
dining room, eat -in kitchen, rec
ST.PETERSBURG - Isla Del Sol
SECLUDED wooded trailer lot.
room, two bathrooms, private
- fully equipped two bedroom.
do" to Oshawa_ Tall pines,
driveway. 1. - yard, no Pte-
ground floor villa. On beach,
sandy beach, fishing. Year rand
Fksllfast. refreow- Cad )
pool.Jis uzzi, 90, tennis,
access road. $3500 full price.
(both)
6. th
fishing. Sy Call
__'G.S.
CaA Charles, 416-431-1555.
16 431 -1555 -
8339
i375'G S weekly. Call 839-
$375
-
THREE
THREE bedroom house with
7571. (080594)Vacation
CAM
- mobiles.545
•s
Oshawa close 0
ubCLEARWATER
cl hpooh
,bus. healed p, iud
apelmeft avaflabe Sept. I. facilities Incuding laundry.
$/000 moaft. pkat 000". Ausibbe all $100 falfly.
bus. sung and 40St..
i)okubli
garage, fisviest. s9W plus
tub, terwtis- NOW beaches and
A 175 acres plus 5000 ft -
utilities. Available irrnsdiat*-
major attractions- Children
riverfros. $79.900. ALSO one
Cal 430.0134- (081694)
wait=. 6275 weekly. Photos
ase lakefront distress sate.
shown in your tone. Call 683
south of Bancroft, asking
NO down payment? Good
5503. (090194)
$49.900. ALSO 14 acres, only
fedi? Good job? You an buy
GORGEOUS three bedroom
$19,90011 (905) 42"167. (TF)
for the price of rent, while P
ondo. close to famous Clear
and rates ars down. CAN Doug
W iter Beach. pod. jacuzzi.
s .
or Brwnt. Community Financial.
86 -1, private yard. available
46 (TF)
,iwiev
non Dec. For informret on and to
Iwo bedroom house.
view photos, 6869646 or 579-
MONEY Problev, 7 Loans. debt
Large yard, %. king distance to
3788. (TF1
consolidations, credit
sltoppig and tr.r -v, available
Homes
arransernante, personal
kae0t repair. FREE
1. f850
References. 905-666-•S�.
t'
CONSULTATIONS. Ontario
( 9t)
Cf"h Counsellors (Oshawa-
Toronto)- 4331425. (TF)
1xO5E to Oshanra C•rwe. quiet
a► e,
BORROW sio•000 pry ex MIs
VMSdetkept
VMS k� " aseK
VIM RENT.
as 11110 per moMn o.a-c. Cal
112
3 Oedrurhoo 1 to
Is YOUR
Jerry. 668-7200 Free
!,eras $610 . ut1
A10"u'ly
DOW PAYLBEMT
consultations. Anubis Invest-
Amiilible Oct. 1- Rsleretoes.
A
marts Ltd- (TF)
Cal (416) 261-6571 4.7 Rm.
weeknights, anytime til 9 p.rn
Cale 1 you wast t,
own a 3 or 4 bdrm is
Bowm4wwaa
• s
e /
PICKERING Semi - three
e06 -d23- 4
bedroom+ with " and family
ARE you having trouble getting
room "pan" dime sea bow
NORTH Oshawa sem priced w
a mongage? Is your bank
full washmarns, $990 per north
see $132.000. Three bedroom
you the nn -a -round? Do you
. ttitm& Cal 9056564722.
Ir e.7.crrru ksdtehr, 1 112 betw
reed a ase , mortgage? We
mom")
fepiace. finished basement,
tan help. can today. issitH 06.
AJAX - 3 bedroom houaslor res
carinal ail. mictoweve wiilekA
Comnuniry FiurreW Services,
or 11 you hate money butamr01
1e Iaroed ��' �gi shed.
broadloom, paint
qty for a M�� why not
througnow
. Garage. winklow
•
ewer a pertrershp with me and
coverings. near schools,'
own half my house. I have the
swopping, bus. AppL 571.4ol
mortgage. you lir in it. we own
(081194)
WELL •stablaled hail salon for
IL Call Tony. WS -432-3618 9
PRIVATE SALE -Garden/
bright atmosphere. In
a rn -9 D -m (0880994)
Rosstand Whitby,
mby,
upper level d busy Oovwtown
Dia 4 established hair stylsa,
ached. 4
brick 2 storey detaehed, ♦
Ossa income with rime, weaig
s '
bedrooms 2 to bads, doubts
and Garnet boutique. Cam 427.
garage, central vac., early
Wee days. (080964)
possssion 8963615- (090594)
FOR rent - townhouse.
Pickering. three m, ee bedroo2
EMMME
,
appliances, $1050 monthly.
spacious 4 bedroom Astatlled
•
Contact Earl (416) 7967978.
brick in escemert cortdnbn.
OWWI*W - 3 bedroom and
Deck bosh wsasrlaNk f2K2.000.
8P1ryTUAL Psychic. pall and
unit. Wand new broadloom.
Serious kwPki s- 666-41U7.
tarot cards. Help solve as
heshiy deoora- L spoil tam
(00049)
UNIQUE Country Home on 4
problems of Ills, lova• n- -
sickness, business,
nee" Garapa boo horn nee
room. hr,Mudad apss ptionoand
well treed acres, ponds,
$Dors. awlrs11 19 pool oMctrt-
bilker- Oonl fat to see
IePaan. Plater
wIndow coverings. SM north-
ly rant or $1000 mndty to bur.
tally heated 3 bodifforn honks 1
anIt"
and 85@1111 tush th9 �'
alydr< 7Z7 4033
Verdor ell assist. 436.6454.
1n baths. fireplace. airtight
Mo )le
wolol m a Fully r •-
JESUS says ran re bond Mad
d
kept country pine floors in was. Many bulk-
Ute bin09 Das your
-
lits indudiing appliances 20
vow gt om? Do , , M
mom- from Oshawa. Must be
the hied mires• Mksh 3:11.
OSMWA -downtown ream
seen• $182.500- To inspect, call
be" 6i•td12, .Iola 11:111.
pore for parrL 1000 sq.IL, very
725-5303 or 9865572-(080504)
/ �
reasonable price- Month to
Mai• Fe
����
math or with mora
inio►mstion. cam Stew. 576-
6999
766999 or Chris. 728-6463.
tlbttliilirlp fti$tllrlo• to $trop•
Ppft and *SM 00 t111s IIIC..
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