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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1995_07_09T r ares. F t;aVvft�- Ne""'*ws tie 1W9"WLTkhMkRIK Sun Mari: Mon. -Wed 930 a.m.-0�0 p m. 71Nrs. & Fri. 930 a.m,d 30 p.m. sat 930 am.-5=pm Advertiser Sunday, July 9,1995 ZS pages A MetMand Community Newspaper Pressrun 40,000 Vol. 114 No. 28 Commuters laud photo radar finish By LINDA WHITE STAR= REFORTFR DURHAM — Shutting the lens on photo radar has many motorists breathing a sigh of relief, though others fear drivers will speed up now that it'. gone. "I never liked the idea." admits Pam Hen- derson of Oshawa. who commutes regularly to York Universit% in Toronto. 1 feel it was an invasion of priyacv. Before you know it. there are going to br cameras everywhere. - Though Miss Henderson believes photo radar "made lots of money. which the gov- ernment needs. I didn't see people slowing down that much when it was in place. I per- sonally only saw a few vans, and that was usually later at night and in the west end (of Toronto).- Man,. oronto)"Many driven appeared to be "complacent" about photo radar in recent weeks. agrees Ontano Provincial Police Sergeant Maurice Pilon, who's responsible for traffic and Grandma of 15, mother of two Cycle for Kids J a ehallenie and I like challenges,' saes :5 -year-old grandmother AJAX — Pauline Loney 10 kilometres. Bicycle prob- and Lit Mowat are biking fox kms in Pon Hope forced her bucks this weekend. to miss a portion of the tour Thr Ajax women are tak- there. ing part in Cycle for Kids. a -For a 55 -year-old, it was two -da}. 150 -kilometre quite an adventure after 40 fund-raising tour for the years of not riding a hike." Christian Children's Fund of she Canada (CCFC). Nlrs. Lonc} takes part The tour began Saturday at because "it's a challenge and Mel Lastman Square to I like chalicnees." North York and headed to And. the grandmother of Mus,elman Lake. north of 15 -wanted to show reall} Stouftville. Cyclists were to heayv-duty cyclists that return to North York on Sun- (older) people... can still do day. this kind of a thing." Last year. the event raised Since the tour began. the more than $170,000 to bu-, CCFC has cut the length in food. clothing and medical an attempt to get more par - supplies for children in ticipants. Rwanda. Uganda. Somalia This year's e%cnt is the and Croatia. first time Mrs. Mowat has Mn. Loney. CCFC chair- taken part. She's been train- man. has taken part in the ing since April and recently tour since it began in 1991. rode the Niagara Trail. The first event covered 2.118 The mother of two is par - kilometres from Halifax to Toronto and she rode all but See HELP ... Page 2 marine programs. He says drivers have lately been clocked travelling at speeds common in "pre -photo radar days" at some of the photo radar sites. "That's not to say it wasn't having an impact in some areas.- Sgt. Pilon adds. The newly -eluted Progressive Conserva- tives promised to scrap the electronic speed enforcement system during the recent provincial election, saying there was no eyi- See PROVINCIAL. -Page 2 Pauline Loney. a 15. _ _-e ax .. _ -o:, riding in this wee? er:d s Cycle for Kids. photo by A.J. Groen encu onY iuf ed. out Wk organizers q &vestated• my RAINLF^ TW ffts I& STAFF REI+ORTER DICKERING — A group of women trying to organize a can - die -light vigil to raiz avrareness of vioieacc against women and children is "devastated" in pro- posal has been )served dow& ' "Fin just numb that they ,conid stop this." Rita McDowaid ,says of plans to 4ost a Take Back the Night walk in Picker- ing. "This is a good cause - We're Just trying to get some awareness: we're not trying to See COPS ... Page 3 Inside In the nevus Editorial................................6 Naine Dropping...................17 Sports.................................20 Classified.............................21 Phone limes General 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Sincerelv Yours 1-900-451-4464 Ext. 34 InfoSource 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 the ticvvs Advertiser regularly uses re-eveled newsprint 93Q+7¢GST =S1 PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 9, 1995 Man busted Provincial ministries have 90 days toare re long-term road safety plan p p in string of local heists PICKERIN(' — A 29-yeas-oid Oshawa man has been arrested in a string of robberies here, includ- ing a bank hit twice in one month. The Ritson Road South resi- dent was nabbed by Durham Regional Police at 5:15 a.m. Thursday and charged with six counts of robbery, six counts of wearing a disguise while com- mitting a robbery, and six counts of possession of dangerous weapons A replica gun was found at the suspect's botne. The man was charged in con- nection with robberies at Mike's Milk and Varietv Store at 926 Kingston Rd. on -April 27. Olco Oras Station at 898 Kingston Rd. on April 29. Bay Ridges Market at 713 Krosno Blvd. on May 2. Sandv Beach Milk Convenience at 1477 Bayly St. on May 29. and the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce at 376 Kingston Rd. on lune I and again lune 20. The arrest follows a two -and - a -half month investigation by Detectives Chris Ostler and Paul 1-12m6hon of the robber. unit. The man is in custody and was to appear in provincial court in Oshawa Thursday - FROM PAGE 1 He believes the money saved by scrap" ping photo radar will be put to better use dente it actually sbwed traffic. I Wiling drivers "who swerve in and out of Photo radar will be replaced by police lanes and drive up the shoulders of the cnriws, as the government aims to tackle road. That probably poses more accidents aggressive drivem than speeding ever would." That pleases commuter Steve Anderson � The minisi ies of the Solicitor C,eneral of Ajax. "When I (drive to Toronto), its I and Transportation have 90 days 10 pre - usually so slow m the morning that there's paw a long-term plan for road safety on not a lot of speeding possible. I think there Steve Ontario highways. are more dangerous drivers out there than Alxierson speedem» Durham. photo radar was never in place in ..................... jelp cyclists ielp children ON NEW ESMS & WINDSTARS FEATURES Tinted glass • Tachometer • Driver & passenger side air bags Removable cargo area cover • Cloth door trim with styled armrest • Safety rear door locks • Drivers remote -control mirror • Rear window defroster • Engine block heater • AM/FM stereo . "TURES -style front doors sail -mounted mirrors tinted glass all around high back front bucket • Electronic AM/FM stereo • Child -proof lock on sliding door • Intermittent windshield wipers & rear window wiper Driver & front passenger air bags • BSW all -season radial tires L1MITRD '-TI M 0 F F a R I iCCF< THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY % I"S-PAGE 3 Giant new region draws mixed rev0 iews By LINDA WHITE the duplication of services the communities they rep- the newly -elected Progressive Conservative yT� offered by various cities resent because they are provincial government to review Metro gov- DURHAM — Plans ID create a giant new and regions elected directly W Metro eminent Tocomo region' to, include much of Durham While "fin aspects Council and don't sit on "They can't even make up their mind have mreived mixed reaction hem area may of integration" could be municipal councils — as what pert of Durham they want," Mr. Witty ps. beneficial — such as trans- their Durham counter- says, maintaining Ajax and Pickering are "I'bem are absolutely no benefits to it," portation and some busi- parts do. included in the proposal because of their Ajax mayor Jim Witty says of Metro chair- ness development — amal- He contends Mr. water and sewage facilities. moo Alin Tanks' proposal to combine Met- gamating things such as Ate wt► Tonks is acting out of fear WaM prthlrs Whitby is also included in the proposal, ropoiitm Tb onW with most of the urban pofice and fine departincift that his job is in jeopardy, while it's uncertain if Oshawa would be m in Durham, York, Peel and "would be a horrendous pointing to a promise by embraced_ Harlon b foam a new Toronto Region. While E rya Wayne headache for everybody," criticizes Mr. Witty. "All you would do is create more " ,, __- . ........... ..... ....... ................... ....... wants GTA mayors to stay the course believes W. Tonks is "a little grand in his scbem�" he sees "some merit" W the pica, bureauclacy- ua But Mr. Artburs is certain "Durbacn can't A.1AX — The Toren wants a Greater ors' committee is `Nomethitg this Bound sayer it way dimimale competition among continue W operate as it does" — serving "?Torouto Area mayors' committee to could endorse. We have it today:' municipalities for provincial funding of "We're to � �- il�g +arrainouthe it's been P� "- R conal councillor Steve Parish � in some way. " :<..:. Ajax ooaocil voted 6.1 Tuesday to ret opposed the matter, calling it the "thin Under the phM the ToronW Region gov- However, be's skeptical of creating; am rend the mayors' committee continue edge of the wedge" of creating another eminent would be responsible for major megabpofis of 43 million people. "1 don't but have little power `Regional revel of municipal govercnneaL planning, ir�rucorre develo�ent, want to get local government so far away :'` councillor Roger Anderson --One day we'll wake up and have ttartsit and roads, some investigative policing from local constituents that you lose touch," crid!, -Irs time for this Bound to take a nerk another level of gorern," he warsed. and economic development. he noes. Mand" because Metro chairman Alan "Iliere's a lot of impetus for this coming Mr. Tanks hopes a new Tomm Region Mr. Witty believes that's among the �Tonhs is proposing a `super -region' Stvdar from politicians. I don't see it coming would also eliminate the patchwork of ser- d Metro Toronto. Its councillors1�Vhillby b MSS The carseat nay- fenced the public: vices that vary in Wafity across the GTA and "have lost touch with what is going on" in .. .. 1 Cops worry over walkers' safety FROM PAGE 1 dmp any laws -- But the plan was rejected by regional council's works committee because of safety and traffic concerns raised by Durham police and the Regina's waits department. reports Durham project engineer Mark L,eriters. Orgarnaus want the torr" to begin at the Pickering Civic Complex on The Esplanade, travel north on Glyn? Road to Liverpool Road, south hD Hwy. 2, thea cast to Gknanna Road and back to the Civic Compex. But Hwy. 2 -is a busy road," notes Mr. Leiters_ "It would be pretty hard to close it because it still functions like a secondary highway. It carries up to 30,000 cars a day. Even at 8 p.ai_, it's so pretty busy.- As usy "As well, the walk would disrupt near- by businesses at the Hub Plaza and Pick- ering Town Caws, which generate a lot of traffic, the works deparmrent reports. Police Inspector Bruce Pugh -under- stands what (vigil organizers) want to do," but agrees Hwy. 2 is not the place to stage a wall - "We're not talking the Santa Claus parade at 10 ass. here. We're talking dark- There's always the possibility of a drunk driver ... I couldn't give it my stamp of approval. All we need is one accident, one person hurt" While Mr. Lenters recognizes Hwy. 2 would offer more exposure than other routes, -we're encouraging them to seek an alietnam route." That route was chosen, however, for several other reasons as well. according to Ms. McDonald: it's well -lit, is near bus routes and offers plenty of parking. Other routes were considered, includ- ing one that would travel from the Civic Harwood Montessori School 55 Emperor St., Ajax July r Opephp second locadlon in at 928 Liverpool Rd. � aMsaNa tMer..w o. saww 1 call: 428 - 6256 Complex to Valley Farm Road, -but it's not fit up at all. How can that be better' Worsen are afraid to walk the streets at nigh. In order to have women participate. we need to have a route that's well -fit. - Ms. McDonald has want- ed to organize a vigil in Pickering since participating in vigils in Oshawa- -I felt very empowered after the walks,- she recalls. But, she's afraid time is running out if the vigil, heli in communities across Canada on Sept- 21, is to make its debut in Pickering this year. The proposal was approved by Pickering Town council, but needed the endorsement of the Region because it has juris- diction over Hwy. 2 and Liverpool Roed- Pickering Ward 2 councillor Sherry Senis is -quite upset the Region turned down their proposal.. and says she was assured Durham council would apprm-e the vigil if it was swictioned by Town council. -They did a turnabout on us," she Rita McDonald. le`' a -)d Debra Owen are disappointed their a4ar,s to host a Take Back the Night walk n Pickering have been tumed down. photo by A.J. Groen says of the Region, which tonic over con- trol of Hwy. 2 from the Province in Jan- uar) . She contends the Region is -beim: heavy -banded," pointing to past events on Hwv. 2 such as annual "ferry Fox Rums and an Elephant Walk. If we did that, we could do things like Take Back the Ni�LZbL" A -. . 7E IMPROVE -41F Cerroll 428-2.431 � 1100 UNW. FRN Mnft"W A 0461040 Enctosum ' Part 1". ' PC/io Doom Deeks ' WVx1ows ' /lddtioru ' Roo" "M Sorel. 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Photo radar is gone but Premier Harris bw another five years to live up b his many other pledges. Dwn his barn_ laming tour of Ontario he talked of exam" photo radar, out the slalisfm and then decicb* what b do with the mule-1110im &Aw cash cwv. The figures must have been =Q==W, why else would the Tory gaverrtmew deet No scrap pboto radar I= than two weeks into its term? It just doesn't appear they gave it the consideration he promised. For those of you with ideas that you can blase down the highways at 140 km -b. forget it. The Premier has astutely chosen to add another 27 police officers to the provincial force. These new peas offioers will do more than just target speeders, however, wbich could perpetu- ate the problem of dangerous and aggressive drivers. If these officers are needed so handle domestic disputes, robberies and other crimes, what time will be left to patrol the highways? Roads in Ontario are intim and deadly territo- ry, having police out there enforcing the rules of road should help make it safer. If they're out there. A recent campaign to educate people about the dan- gers of aggressive driving apparently failed, as them were more road deaths daring that blitz than in the pre- vious crusade. Something is just not working. Adding police b the mix will sere people intro dri- ving more carefully. But keeping photo radar and adding 27 more officers would have ban an even better idea Regardless, Wednesday Premier Harris confirmed he is a man of his word Let's hope he hasn't jumped the (radar) gun - WRITE ro THE NEws ADS, 130 COMMERc1AL Av>E.. AIAx. L IS 2145 oR FAX us AT 683-7363 Government should help jobs create real To the editor: Re: The "Workfare" debate: I follow with interest the many articles and discussions arising from the -workfare" question, as I feel I have an interesting perspec- tive on it Two years ago I was living and working in Ireland, a country with a staggering number of welfare recipients. Approximately 800,000 work- ers support the population of three million (with help from the gener- ous European Economic Community). When I became unemployed I too received welfare benefits for six months before returning home. Now, as an emploved taxpayer, I can appreciate both sides of the debate. While living there, the question of "workfare" was raised by both the British and Irish gov- ernments. At first I agreed with the concept; it seemed to me a productive counter-measure to the rising "dole queues". But after participating in sever- al debates on the subject, I came to the conclusion that working for welfare, for the most part, is not a viable solution here or anywhere else. By far the most compelling argument against "workfare" is this: if our government can create thousands of jobs" for people on welfare, then why can they not create real, legitimate jobs for those same people, and get them off the system altogether' Where are these jobs going to come from? And if the govern- ment plans to "make work", then why can't they pay someone an hourly wage for that job and col- lect taxes, U.I. contributions, etc.? Workfare will not generate any kind of revenue for the govern- ment, unless benefits will be taxed in the same way income is (at - source as well as annually). Then those on welfare will be worse off than before. Only legiti- mate jobs will stimulate the econ- omy. What's worse is that work- fare might actually increase the number of unemployed. If the government is "paying" an employee, that means the employer doesn't have to. Given the choice between receiving the services of a "work- farer" or paying someone out of his own pocket, any employer would gladly take on the workfar- er. If a struggling enterprise can take on four or five people at little or no cost, why would the employer voluntarily pay someone to do the same job, not to mention benefits, insurance, etc.`' Workfare adds unfair competition to those trying to find legitimate work. Taxpayers are in favor of workfare because it serves as a sort of retribution. They are tired of their taxes supporting people who they feel have no desire to work, or worse, who abuse the system. While their concern is understandable, a sense of justice or fair play will do nothing to help the economy. Welfare recipients may have to "put in a day's work", but ulti- mately the burden on the taxpayer will be greater than it is now. The government should con- centrate on creating real jobs, or at least fostering an environment in which businesses can afford to keep, and increase, the staff they have. Leanne Fitzgerald, Pickering V HIGHWAY EXPANSION Raise an equally loud noise 1 J To the editor: I am watching the torpid expansion of Hwy. 401 as it cuts through our community. I am quite sure many residents have questioned the white noise that envelops our homes. Now add on half -a -dozen or more lanes and mathematically the noise level must increase by 30 to 40 per cent. However, the government has come up with a solution: not to touch a thing and hope that the railway embankment will reduce the noise level as they assume it does now. So much for the value of our properties, folks. Let's hope they don't decide to raise the level of Lake Ontario to bring water to our doorsteps and reduce the cost of maintaining a water supply. I hope all of our community raises an equally loud raise when it comes to expansion ramifica- tions of the .401; all it takes is a phone call to a politician. C.M. Wilcox Pickering .. -.L�3" 'E:, r.: r.:egc•h....a.._-.-,...�. _. _._.—..,...�.. ..,...+..�.>�.ar.+.�'+�.�'ib�.. .. %.f+.�''Y.,w .•.:r..i.'. � I3n+e....n.61y8Hy-.� ... n ... fa —. ... .. -iia.' ��"•y11S Bay watch cops `greatly reduce' personal watercraft problems MIUMM — Problems caised by man's Bay in response to complaints reckless users of personal wa m3aft on about operators of personal watercraft Frenchman's Bay have been "greatly which were noisy, a disruption to reduced" since police started patrolling boaters, and caused what Ms. Higdon the area on Seadoos a little over a week calls the destruction of the wetlands. ago. The one-month pilot project Eileen H*&m spokespaum for the announced last Friday by the police Friends of Frenchman's Bay, who'd force will enforce a lakilorr�etrc-per- been pushing the Town for years for hour speed limit for all wakraaft on the action on personal watrnaa& says area bay. residents "congratulate the Durham Ms. Higdon says she has already seen police for the initiative.- a noticeable imprvvemcm –1be prob- Pohcc expanded patrols on French- km has been greatly reduced." • Taunton & Ritson, Oshawa Joyce Mackay • Bowaanville Branch Edward Kennedy TD Congratulates ♦ x its Durham Region Winners a"\ y a41 d above Double Your Interest Contest. The wining ballots 11/elr1: TD Bank ' r Uorham Branches Winners mea Contest. • Dundas & Thickson. N'hitbv Kathleen ;McKay x : ,. • Dundas & Frances, Whitby Michiko Hawt7ta . ;r • IV Dundas Cd Bruck St-, Whitby Paul Smith •'Wlkby Town Square, Whitby Starr Dionisio W.:. • Amberlea Shopping Centre. 1822 Whites Rd, Pickering Louise Rosser �• Pickering Town Centre, Pickering Martyr Clay " • Dixie & Finch. Pickering June H. Lister • gayly & Monarch. Ajax David Bush • King & Wilson, Oshawa N*esm Davie • King & Simcoe, Oshawa CBC Edward Buxton • Simcoe &Mill, Oshawa Lvnne Nelson • 24$ King St. W., Oshawa (King Park Plaza) Kanb Hee Lee . • Kingsway Village. Oshawa William E Bickle ': • Beatrice Corners, Oshawa Chris Glover • Taunton & Ritson, Oshawa Joyce Mackay • Bowaanville Branch Edward Kennedy a"\ The are TD clients who are winners of the TD RSPa above Double Your Interest Contest. The wining ballots 11/elr1: randomly drawn by the branches on April 4, 1995. ' 1rbe TD Bank Durham Branches would like to thaAk all of its customers who participated in this exciting RSP mea Contest. ~`.. Your Bank. Your Way. THE NEWS ADVF. =XR SUNDAY, Jt1LY t,1!)S-PAGE 7 �COIOR QUALITY GUARANTEE"`r7"'rT'`"� I I ' • � -tea � l I � � i` y�, . � ` � ►L�:� • ; BIG lox 13 25 WcOets 1 �: K-•�pzcw, , US • .� Ion t W300 we of 15 X DW Dass N able ~ DoI*aAs am too No Wnd o , me ,K,^be, of awerbsea coYemons Pe/ tar tv NO or»v one advereaed coYcaon Per subpct Your CIO" CO Dose and t- r 9 o,ad Adb•orvi Doses :aae !or OCU" DWtrad colecoa with no oorgaoor to Dumfiase Doman sizes apDr7xwn4ft THIS AREA KYART HAS A PERMAIONT STUDIO OPEN 5 DAYS Tues. - Fri.1QAY • 7P11. 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GABRIELLE In older ID ensue tae rriedcaf am d my peberil,, I time asied the ptiysioeris at SotM APK Fw* Dod= Clover Rdge Plein l w-ociodandVlNesttay (sod 42846311 lolook crier your needF. They wi haw w access w al rne6cal bw as wd as the ably to dentes yotr pest piuble , w1hme dredy l rteo sseryt Residents feel at home at Cedarcroft Place By Peter Hushes If I had to choose somewhere to spend my golden Years then 1'd ichoose a place like j Cedarcroft Place. Located in Oshawa at c;49 King St E , this premier retirement home provides reside its with the kind of services and :,menthes you'd find at a ice hotel. All your meals are -wluded and served in a aright and spacious dining room There is a!s_ , .: library with the feel of ^. )mc and an eat! n- arca -here you can sit down to a priyat, rr.cal when fnends ar d family visit Thcre is 34 hour nursing supervision with a doctor available at ail times There ;s housekc. ping and aundr services and planned activities ^eluding bingo, cards, sing, songs and Pab nights Administrator %larj,)ric Beattic .;pies out of her way to make sure the ansition goes as smooth as possible - welcoming people here from their :wn homes - "Cedarcroft Place is designed in a A ay to make p� • plc feel at home,' she X'plalns R'c offor them accommodations to suit every need and .ley cr: decorate their rooms anyway .ey Ilk,. Colette Nl,,asseau has lived at i edarcroft since January and says she `Njo}s the freedom of being able to m� and no and that she has made Ceca-:-v- = --e-s e- 'o%, owe x —e —a-, ,a s2- -s ax.- bin lane B"!:* Ac— ,s'nr --.any friends -1 love being around pc..pic so this is perfect for me, she say, I also love the staff The are so kind and friendly Carl Carson moved to Cedarcroft 2 years ago after being told about the the place by his niece, "I was tired of living alone and doing my grocery shopping, he says. -Here cver•••aing is taken care of. It gives me time to enjoy life, go for walks, play pool cards You never get bore,d her- " 649 King St. E.. 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Former Editor of the newsletter for dentists, THE DENTALETTER CALL NOW 683-1432 172 Harwood Ave. South, Suite 101 A *ax 'rvrr w>Pwc ADVF.RTISE1t SUNDAY, nN V 6 1029_0AGE Editor's Note: The Ajax. Pickering News Advertiser is wow running Billboard items once each week in our Sunday clition covering events for the upcoming seven days. As such, new deadlines wig apply. To No your now-profa group's upcoming events, information must be submitted by S p.m. on the Wedwesday preceding Sunday publication. To hem your events promoted in Billboard, fax 6d3-7363 or write to the Ajar -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Com- mercial Ave, Ajax, Out, LIS 2H5. SUNDAY, JULY 9 BIRD WATCHING: Green- wood Conservation Area hosts Bluebird Watching from 1 to 3 p.m. The bluebird, which is not a blue jay, was once endangered. Take binoculars. Slide show. General admission is $2.50 for adults, $1.75 for seniors, S 1.25 for children, no charge for children aged under five. Meet in the parking lot. It's off Westney Rd., six kilome- tres north of Hwy. 401 in Ajax - 416 -661-6600. MONDAY, JULY 10 CANCER: The Living With Cancer support group for adults, friends and family meets from 7 to 9 p -m. in Room G013 of the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital, Harwood Ave. south of Bayly St.. Ajax. Enter the new wing and take the elevator down one floor to G level. The support group for youths doesn't meet during the sum- mer_ 686-1516. TUESDAY, JULY 1l CHURCH: Dumbarton -Fair- port United Church, 1066 Dun- bartou Rd., Pickering, holds a mid -week worship every Tues- day from 7:30 to 8:15 p.m. 839-7271 (Rev. Glenn Brown). FITNESS: An aerobics class is held every Tuesday in July and August at 9-30 a.m. I! at St. Paul's United Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax. Child cne aavailable. All w e l c o m e. Evening classes on Wednesdays. Refreshments. Call Catharine at 686-0258 for cost. PARENT FINDERS: Parent Finders, a volunteer group which helps reunite adoptees and their birth relatives holds its monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the Albert Street United Church. 33 Olivc St., Oshawa. 404-9151 (Sandy), 686-7840 (Jan) or 986-0645 (Rick or Linda)_ WEDNESDAY, JULY 12 SUPPORT GROUP: Ajax Alateen provides support for children and teenagers (aged 10 to 19) of alcoholics Wednesdays at 8 p.m. at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, 91 Kings Cies_, Aja.. 619-0261. SINGLE PARENTS: The One Parent Families Association of Ajax -Pickering holds its week- ly meeting at 8 p.m. at Swans Marina, 590 Liverpool Rd. S.. Pickering. Educational, social, sports activities and dances. 428-7433. ORIENTEERING: The Cen- tral Lake Ontario Conservation Authority hosts an Orienteering Workshop at 7:30 p.m. at the Enniskillen Conservation Area. Bowmanville. Learn how fo find a direction with and with- out a compass. No charge. Register at 579-0411. FITNESS: An aerobics class is held every Wednesday in July and August at 8 p.m. at St. Paul's United Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax. Child care available. All welcome. Morn- ing classes on Tuesdays. Refreshments. Call Catharine at 686-0258 for cost. THURSDAY, JULY 13 COMPUTERS: The Durham PC Users' Club meets from 7 to 10 p.m. at the CAW Local 222 Hall, 1425 Phillip Murray Ave., Oshawa. Lau- rence Cotner discusses % - games and Car- oline Parker discusses chil- !.�� dren's games. It meets the second Thurs- day of every month. 723-3179 (Allan Hewitt), 623-2787 (Linda Netten). SATURDAY, JULY 15 PICNIC: The Head Injury Association of Durham holds its annual picnic from 2 p.m. to dusk at the Knights of Columbus Camp, 2795 Rit- r , j son Rd. N.. II Oshawa. Take lawn chairs, bathing suit and towel, games or sports equip- ment_ Rain or shine. Admission free, but donations accepted. 723-2732 for transportation. BUGS/HIKING: Greenwood Conservation Area hosts a Kids' Nature Club: Bugs, Bugs, Bugs from 1 to 3 p.m. Study six -legged creatures, arts and crafts. S2, which includes general admission. Parents can accompany children at no charge. Take a magnifying glass and bug nets if you have them. You can Hike the Birdwalk Trail along the top of a valley overlooking 0 Daffias Creek from 3:30 to 4 p.m. General admission is $2.50 for adults, $1.75 for seniors, $1.25 for children and no charge for children aged under five. Meet in the parking lot for each event. It's off Westney Rd., six kilometres north of Hwy. 401, Ajax. 416-661- 6600. SUNDAY, JULY 16 TREE HIKE: Greenwood Conservation Area hosts a Tree Hike from 1 to 3 p.m. View Greenwood's forests and learn to identify some trees by their leaves and bark. G e n e r a l admission is 52.50 for adults, $1.75 - for seniors.` S1 25 for chil- dren and no v charge for children aged under five. Meet in the parking lot. It's off Westney Rd., six kilomc- tres north of Hwy. 401. Ajax. 416-661-6600. Send v our listing to: Billboard, c/o of the Newsroom, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, OnL LIS 2R5 Fax: 683-7363. You're D FOM invited to4.-- .0 PICKERING-AJAX'Ssee PurelyL Puppets LARGEST FORD DEALER PICKERING INTRODUCES WILDWOOD CREDIT CARD ku Puppets of all kinds will be com- APPLY TODAY AND RECEIVE 5% SIGNING BONUS ing to the mer- TODAY ON ALL PARTS AND SERVICE INVOICES ing Town Centre *30 DAY, INTEREST FREE WITH WILDWOOD CREDIT CARD when the Purely sc Puppets show is S�R 10% s�•r,rre• i*t�srttsEsoL-trosrcAwsattottr>rtats-waareuwtrr on presented July 12 r t0 14. 1 �AR�� Fir �R CONt)ITIONING SUMMER SPECIAL SUMMER AUTO TRANS Each afternoon FLLM Am tIERfICE SUMMER MMER SPECIAL TUNE-UP PRICING SERVICE TUNE-UP and evening, fin- 1domuft an � 11, �^ S" � � 4 Cylinder 4 9 95 � i adlusti g ft _ 8a puppet stay- Moutttida. • y I. `. '�.' ' ' I I Pub I I bards & '' I telling, mouth wetr�s: 1 •aaetlo k&S 95 ut>kaya puppet dt m«�a- IPowwow Tw I I, 116 Cylinder 6 9 . PaMs I I• qwn tet• sawn and air tions, folklorists, mrtltw &W wd ap up to 44, maorewh ' A*.* *1* 10 brea8 w bands, and fin faIr000lu.t CrMdc w.a...nd I I; .�.M 118 Cyl'kW 8 995ILRoampangs" kids of all ages idmw 1n F wpntb�. aMapsd . *memdwaer ww www for ma�M. 'PEW . ROM with Motorcraft trans will offered at 101 ban i ciewpa. I (•+ddwW � various locations — I&% � July 161961 l IAoa Cos& L4fel c s EVe416% 11 fud Expm Juq 1616 I — — — — — — — — — — — — throughout the 14 M = • mall. For more information and g • show times, call- - •--� the Pickering t 0 a a • DUAUTY CAREwtm the Qualtty Town Centre at 83141066. ••.• ••• PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVEmMSEIR SUNDAY, JULY 9, L"S t r Cleaning with the bear essentials Karlie McCawley recreates a pioneer's life at the Pickering Museum Village as two teddy bears look on. It was part of the museum's Teddy Bear Picnic held last week. I photo by A.J. Groen Learn how to build child's selfnesteeni DURHAM — Building your child's self-esteem is among the courses offered by Kinark Child and Family Sm -ices this summer. Healthy ways of enhancing and maintaining good self-esteem will be discussed and practised in Building Self -Esteem in Children. The four -session workshop is offered Thursdays from 7 to 9 p.m. beginning July 27. Also offered this summer is Mov- ing Through Anger. It examines the common human emotion, things that set anger off, and choices you can make to move through anger in a better way. The four -session workshop is offered Tuesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. beginning July 25. Cost of each course is S32 per person. They'll be held at Kinark at 1916 Dundas SL E., Whitby. Pre -registration is a must. For more information'on these and other courses, call 433-0386, ext. 316. _ • MASH yard sale helps hospital 0 ]Fund-raiser aims to Make All Savings Happen at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital AJAX-PICKERING — The local firefighters' fund-raising campaign for Ajax -Pickering General Hospital contin- ues as the MASH Yard Sale comes to town. On Saturday, July 15 from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., the hospital's west parking lot Composter buyers could win tickets to see Jays DURHAM — Composting is the "sporting" thing to do this month. Residents purchasing a composter in July through the Region's backyard composting program will have their name entered into a draw for tickets to a Toronto Blue Jays garre. Composters can he purchased for 515 at Vander- awer :nurseries at the comer of Region- al Road 23 and Bayly Street in Ajax and Millwork Home Centre in Pucker- ing Village. One pair of tickets will be drawn per disbihnor m August - DR. DAVID SHEARER is pleased to announce the commencement of his practice of orthodontics at The Pickering Town Centre (upper level. south K -Mart corridor, near info centre New patients are welcome Consultation by appointment Please call (905) 837-2322 Braces for children and adults Attention New Parents! • Is your baby between 3 - 8 weeks of age? • Is he/she colicky? We are looking for bottle- fed, colicky infants between 3-8 weeks of age to participate in a study involving a new formula for colicky babies. For more information please contact... Oshawa Clinic Research Group 0 . t e , V, will be a hot spot as firefighters put the heat to hamburgers and hot dogs and also seu cooked ducken, ice cream and popcorn. Entertairmuent will be provk1ed by the Horseless Carriagemen Barber - shoppers quartet. There's be pony rides and a jumping castle for the children. Donations of unwanted treasures other than clothes and large furniture, are sought for the yard sale. For people wbo want to sell items themselves, limited tables are available IF • 'T UAE • QUALITY GENTLE CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAE AEr.E TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE f* PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24 HOUR "ERGFNCY SERIvWX 3 Harwood Ave. S.. Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. ♦2) III for rent for $15. The rental fee will serve as a donation to the hospital. For more information, call `Radar' at 683-2320, ext 580. The parting lot can be accessed ftm Cen ennW Drive in Ajax. Parting will be free in an hospital lots from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. All proceeds from the event will be used b maintain patient care at the bos- pdW ar��gs � g ways to Make All DR. JOSEPH A. MISBIN, DENTIST •$low._ir ; '' a}: J:;:;.mm 4Mv w OR GET CASH REBATE OR 10 YR, PARTS & LABOUR WARRANTY W YMK -1 ithtwize d Dealer FUMAMS AND AIR CONDMOPMS. AIR MILES I Travel Miles for both proatx'ts and service. O A C to 4.a4Mee Ouvan A dapmt may be 'aputed parmAra due Jarnrary 2nd 1%6 Not app`CaEM it Con OwtaW we •+ii`:yGS .,sec .roar 3.:..Z:rn We .a alp improve At S� Iv 111, we pinpoint your child: needs. ,feve lop a personalized program and deliver it in a positive, fiin and caring enviro milent. Sofas. to &iy. to learn how %ve can help your child_' KENDALWOOD PARK PLAZA 1801 DUNDAS ST. EAST, WHITBY 404-1818 SYLVAN LEARNING CENTRE@ Bettcr,�rades ark ilia thin hCg1tiiriiik7." W Public answers call to help ailing Pickering boy o M«E ria. everts nem hela ror Daoid BwYon �sI>�>ov uTECAn srw�ru�orrtnu DURHAM — "Donate for Daniel" react a bdAmd at the corner of Brod Road and Bayly Street hole. And, this community and people out- side the area have answered the call, so far giving $170,000 to a campaign to find a bone marrow donor for a trans- plant that young Daniel Burton needs to survive. The biMxud donated by Mediacom aid Batten Graphics is just one example of the many ways the community is working to help one of its own. The -Dollars for Daniel" campaign has talker on proportions likely beyond the dreams of the nine-year-old boy and his parents. Having been presented a jacket and signed baseball from Toronto Blue Jay Robbie Alomar and a signed basketball from Taranto Raptors' Isaiah Thomas. the Pickering youngster's plight has touched die hearts of people outside his home town. Daniel was diagnosed with kukemia at the age of six and, due to a w1apse in January of this yew, requires a bone marrow aamplartt to survive. Money is needed for the unrelated bone marrow regitstry which tests donors at a cost of $50 per person. A antabk donor has not yet been found for Danica. His parous, Dave and Nadia — both leachers — have been working on a fundraising campaign for seven weeks with the help of co-workers and the gen- crous support of Local individuals and As Daniel spends some summer days at Oochigeas, a camp new Parry Sound for children with cancer, Sue Hammond is organizing a July 15 fund-raising con- cert at the El Mocambo in Toronto. It will feature a variety of kxal bards. Call the dub at 416-92&3566 for tickets. Ms. Harnrnad says she was moved by the fact Daniel's parents "had to spend more time trying to save his life' rather than spending time with him. Being a mother of three, "it really hit home," she says. Her goal for the benefit concert is to raise about $4,000 for Daniel. A June 21 barbecue raised 56,400. A tournament at Glen Cedars Golf Club in Pickering on June 29 collected $11,000. Of the $170,000 raised so far, $70,000 was needed to fund a bone marrow reg- istry clinic in Sudbury. Future events in aid of Daniel include a bake sale and flea market at St Brig - it's School at Woodbine and Danforth Avenues in Toronto on July 15. The Pickering firefighters are planning a find -raising car wash this month at the Metro Fast Trade Centre. Alex Robert- son Park in Pickering will host a fund- raising Festival of Hope family day of music and games at Aug. 13. For more information, call 424-2895 or (416) 699-3034. Donations can be made at any Bank of Mon&eal branch in .:u► ... �.4'. • . . s nn. k THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 1, I"$ -PAGE it Stop and smell the 'I'll -- The Picker -Ions, exchange horticultural a.m. so 2 pm at William Dun- ing Horticultural Society is host notes and discover new ideas. bar Public School, 1030 Gletao- ing a Garden Tour Sunday, July The cost is $5 per pal m pass- na Rd, P%dkerirtg, or in advance roses on garden tour 23' ports and toter maps will be sold by calling 839-7600 or 420- Meet gardeners, ask ques- the day of the tour from 11:30 4095. PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 9,199$ Durham ridersJ join North America's best for Spirit of the West weekend DURHAM — Local riders will join the best cow- boys in North America for the region's biggest event. Spirit of the West Weekend from July 28 to 30 is expected to draw 6,000 spec- tators to see a competition pre- sented by the Ontario Rodeo Association. Durham's finest will be among the 300 riders from all over Canada and the United States. At Barkey's Toad Hall in Clare- mont, bareback broncs, steer wrestling, team roping, cowgirl breakaway rop- ing, barrel racing, saddle bronc rid- ing, calf roping, and bull riding will be presented. Other events will include a dance on Friday and Saturday mulreff FREE 710 nM BOTTLE OF suipm CLEAN CET A `'ilsd11116M OIL CHANGE AND RECEIVE A TO Will BOTTLE OF SUPER CLEAN FREE -11 s-, x LUBE KING Max i mum protection against l viscosity r and thermal breakdown I MAN 158 HUNT ST., AJAX Located at ESSO - 6$3-7591 FACTORY BIG OUTLET BIG & IU CLOTHING �=v MOVING SALE ,EVERYTHING �. MUST GO! SUITS S 99951 STANFIELD GRAND SLAM GOLF JERSEYS S95 Cor,:are x '325 —ca a a"V5 9 STANFIELD TALL SILK $195 BRIEFS 3= $49� SE; �hOS. Cq TIES Cor^aare at'3G 20%-70% OFF EVERYTHING IN THE STORE BIG MAN'S 1330 BAYLY ST. 99 P-CK E ;Z AIG QN797 -.ts '.. _„ Aka, w night, 8 a.m. breakfasts, barrel racing, country and western dance band per- formances, and barbecues. A daily adult rodeo pass can be purchased at the gate for $8. Seniors and chil- dren are $6, and children under five are free. A weekend package is $20 and includes a dance pass for Saturday night. Money raised during the three-day event will go toward the Claremont Community Hall. Barky's Toad Hall is located in North Claremont close to the Uxbridge -Picker- ing Town Line. For more information, call Kturie or Debbie at (905) 649- 3841. AIR OSHAWA - DESIGN CONTEST The Gateway to Durham Inc. The new airline scheduled to begin service in the fall of 1995 is looking for a corporate design to be used on their fleet of Dash 8 aircraft and throughout their organization. This contest is open to graphic anus designers and anyone with an ability to capture a corporate image Within a logo. Judges will select a winner to be submitted to the Hoard of Directors of Air Oshawa. DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS IS JULY 15, 1995 For a complete description of design guidelines and specifications send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to: AIR OSHAWA, HANGAR 1, OSHAWA AIRPORT 1000 STEVENSON RD. N. • OSHAWA, ONTARIO L1J 5135 • nsored by: © CIO C O 0dum- r6it►yCluiaabn THIS WEEK P Road work makes trip to library worth short story ❑ Construction will make access to Bay Ridges and Rouge Hill libraries difficult this summer PICKERING — Construction this summer will make access to the Bay Ridges and Rouge :-Till branches of the Pickering Public Library difficult at times. The Bay Ridges branch at the East Shore Community Centre will be ckwod firm July 10 io 21 while the packing lot is paved. Users of the branch are advised instead to visit the Central Library or the Rouge Hill library. The Rouge Hill branch, although it will remain open all summer, will be difficult to access during the consum- tion of the new Rouge - mount Drive bridge over Hwy. 401, which began in spring as part of the highway widening. Library board chairman Jill Foster says she has assurance from the Ontario Ministry of Transportation that access to the branch will not be cut off or made dangerous. "But I do urge people using it to be careful." she says. "We are monitoring the situation closely and if a becomes necessary we will try m put alternative measures in place." - - - - - - - - - - - - - Pr I Listening in PF The music and storytelling talents of children's entertainer Peter Hurley caught the attention of young audience member Jason Withrow during Mr. Hurley's visit to the Pickering Library on Wednes- day. photo by A.J. 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PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 683-4294 After hours 428-8801 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 0, J"S-PAGE aS ADOLESCENT AGGRAINE SUFFERERS Volunteers required for participation .in a research study: * Must be 12-17 years of age • Must have 1-6 migraines per month For more information please contact... Oshawa Clinic Research :Group Everyone shops the News Advertiser! Canadian Tire PICKERING a]IW. W $ 99 �mst cars 'Plus $200 Env: wff entci chage Install up to 5L of Nugold motor oil and a Motomaster oil fitter `both are new car warranty approved,'.. 12r lubricate the chassis V' PLUS 20 visual checks IDA ;641 191W Mr"A, NO PROBLEM!! 'fro lron.y Down lM us ax your car foamy No kr" For 90 Dogs! & you con Pa us down fir road' ' ' No Y1wrW For 90 Days. \ . 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NORTH VILL It J CHRYSLER SERVICE OPEN 19 HARWOOD AVE. (North of 401 ALL DAY SATURDAY AND EVERY NIGHT Term`s aye P s -ax Require Security Deposit See dearer For De,.3 ,s 683 5358 Slx•c ial ticrvicc, T At D THE NEWS ADVErMER SUNDAY, JULY 9, 1995 -PAGE 13 338 KING ST. W. OSHAWA Valid at participsting Burger King' Restaurants ! 1227 SIMCOE ST. N. OSHAWA 345 McKENZIE AVE.A� BURGER aJax KING FCJ-6352*T.M. OF/M.C. DE BURGER KING CORPORATION 01995 i 0 0 0 e % a- l♦,! 00 ! ! R-W.N.+,41. t &A - qL [l lo t '�% b s : . s f 9., .. ` . 1 . < W,41 : e 9 1 + • s • e 6 , . 0 ♦ ► • � s r . ♦ • f 0 � r .. ♦ • . PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 9, 1"S Youngwritersgetprose tips from the pros Oh so tired... Nyasha Bhatia manages to combine a bit of fun with anoth- er pastime -- sucking her thumb j -- while on the tire swing at Rotary Park in Ajax. With Nyasha is older brother Kalin. They swung freely under the watchful eye of mom Johanna. photo by A.J. Groen Moms meet PICKERIING – La Leche League. Pickering, invites pregnant and breastfeeding mothers to its monthly mectmg Tbursday. July 20. Babies arc always welcome. Call 416-282-6362 or 831-2017 for loca- tion and more information - DURHAM — and 11 which from 10 to 11:30 Youngsters who offers youngsters a.m. at the Ajax Uke to put pen to opportunities to Public Library paper can get meet and share main branch, par - help from profes- their own writing ticipants will sional writers. experiences and meet other chil- The Writers' learn from adult dren who like to Circle of Durham writers and edi- write, learn from Region is offer- tors. guest writers, ing a special pro- Every Thurs- share their work, gar for children day between and learn how between eight Aug. 10 and 31 kids can get pub- IRVING A. BURTON LIMITED Musin inMw*rupWy THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR INITIAL CONSULTATION CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT WM ,550 KNcsTON RD. 107 KENT ST. 10 U0 ST WEST (SIXTE 210) POEM New coffee shop at Ajax Pickering Hospital Then were plenty of smiling faces at Aiar. P cper;ng Hospital as the ribbon was cut opening the new and improved coffee shop beside the emergency main lobby. On hand for the event were Chairman of tt.a Board Joe Atkinson, Auxiliary President Marjorie Lawrence and Hospital President Bruce Cliff. z To register, each child must submit a one- page hand written or typed para- graph, essay, story, or poem on the topic "Why I like to write". The submission must be mailed with the $40 reg- istration fee to The Writers' Cir- cle of Durham Region, 50 Exeter Rd., Suite 1125, Ajax LIS 2K1. Deadline for registering is July 31. For more information, call 686-2085. Celebrating om go Stone Opening West Lynde Pb=). Help us celebrate rail tie incredible features. Ground "MIAMit Beed $1 49 m. Save 8oe per Ib. $4 a9 *aks Tipp �� Roast a. Cube $; 29 Steaks The ' "Great otn BBQ" Cattleman Style Beef Back Rib. 1b. "Great on BBQ" Fresh Chicken Wings $1 39 Ib. Fresh Italian or Hot Italian Sausage $ 89 1b. "Great an BBQ" Fresh Pork or Beef Shiskabobs 4 Ib. Beef Franks Breaded Chicken Schnitzels $ VV v3lb. MarbleMEATS heddar "The Meat People" Meese I 29 Safe WEDNESDAY 21111111 end; Oawft Jtia 0 NOW SUM SOUlHM ONTARIO W= LOCATIONS INCLUDING 11 M � /1rMld�i ■ � Q �( 11 'T VrUV WVWC AR%WVZV fCV0 C1T%MAV MY V O 10MC-DA!`r /7 Dana and attie celebrate silver anniversary 2u7cie droPP�g you as a toddler. You are now a lovely young lady and we all love You,- say Eleanor, George, Allan and Karen... cottage in Bancroft for some fishing, swimming and boating. In September, he starts at Ajax High S c h o o l. Kenny McConnell Wishing him a safe and happy holiday are Mom, Dad, Andy, Tammy and Bryan... and continued success in the future," her family says... 000 Look out world, there's another teenager in Pickering. Jenny Giberson turned 13 on July 6 and wishing her a happy birthday were Mom, Ker, Clarence, Kevin, Nam, Gramps and "your little shadow"... previously earned a Bachelor of Social Sciences from Ottawa University. Congratulating Denise and wishing her all the best are her Mom and Dad. Denise gradu- ated from Ajax High School in 1989... Hello and welcome back to Name Dropping, the column that's roYin6 in the dough. We rang up a big lottery win last week and now we're living on Easy Street While we enjoy the cash—until about Monday or Tuesday... bore are some special occasions to read about... July 11 is a big day for Donna and Jim Hattie of Pickering, as the couple celebrates its 25th anniversary. Congratulating the couple and offering best wishes are daughter Bonnie Jean and sons JJ. and Sean... Cheryl Neely "Anthony Domenic Ferlito celebrated his first birthday on July 4. He has brought his family and friends happiness and joy this past year and we look forward to many more wonderful years ahead. Happy birthday with love from godparents Donna and Nick Sampogna.- _ Kenneth McConnell is a Grade 8 graduate from Parkside Denise Cooper Jim and Donna Hattie Justin %%ilkin has a point to make — July 9 is his second birthday. He's celebrating with older brothers Mitchell and Stephen, as well as his parents Barb and Rick. A party was held July 8 with grandparents Keen and Wilkin, and buddies Mark. Alex and Tiffany... ... Congratulations go out to Wendy Rosa of Ajax, as she's graduated from Glendon College of York university with concur- rent Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Education degrees. Wendy is now looking forward to an exciting teaching career... Happy 21st birthday greetings were directed at Cheryl Neely of Ajax on July 7. "You have come a long way baby since I babysat Anthony Ferlito One of the beauties in the Bristow home is turning eight years old. Jaclyn celebrates her birthday July 11, when she and all her friends will Jaclyn Bnstow see the movie Casper. Love and best wishes come from Mom. Dad and sister Yvonne. P.S. Congratulations on the excellent rep)rt card... Erin Kusluski graduated r.,:ently from the Executive �Itic-e Administration program at )urham College. Wishing her all ne hest are family and friends. Erin now works for Osler Renault, a division. of Osler. Hoskin and Harcourt, one of the monk prestigious law firms in Canada. "Congratulations Erin Jenny J1.~._ -son --llapp} birthday wishes to Jessica Lillian White who turned three on June 26. Still to kook for- ward to is a birthday party with :artily and friends in July to cele- hrate this milestone. Goodbye 'terrible twos' and hello 'terrific three.'." joke Mommy and Daddv with "lots of kisses and squishy hugs."... Peter 'The Puck* Everett graduated recently from the Human Services Counsellor Course at George Brown College. Peter is 48 and says. "It's better the second time around." Congratulating him werr his lov- ing family. -We're very proud and wish you much success in your new career. Also. Happy Father's Dav greetings from your three sons."... Denise Cooper of Ajax has graduated from York t'niversity with -in-Iducation de"r:, sh Jessica Vl` Justin Wilkin Public School. lie's off to his uncle Raymond's farm near Sherbrooke. Quebec for a month. then he's headed to the family Wendy Rosa NO CHARGE AIR CONDTIONIN OR EQUIVALENT CREDIT. Oft a FOR SERIOUS Peter =. _-en That brinks us to the enol of another edition of Name Dropping. if you have an item you want mentioned, call us at 6K3-5114), fax MJ -7_163 or %rite to 130 Commercial Ave- Ajar, Ontario, LIS 2H The deadline for submissions is l l a.m. the Tuesday before publication. We're not responsible for lost or damaged photographs. If you have a birth to announce, cal the classified advertising department at 68X0707. IT JUST FLS RIGHT 95 MX -3 PRECIDIA 0 ■t�■tt♦ n¢¢ KINGSTON RD. * 6 W Mwr IOT � . PAGE 19 -TETE NEWS ADVMTISER SUNDAY, JULY !, "" PIZZA(in 1.2 kX BOX OF 12 iAS i SAVE! 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A �1i1)N1 ►:KEE\ I • Kt ►�L�I \ F: • t .1_�1•- • F;l � 1't ►� *HE -AD LETTUCE j -GREEN 0NI0NS „,.1i •RED RADISHES 1 NltX OK NL-%T('H •tiNT1,T (:K.F k -N •YF:11.()w" H(Yr •('L13:�\E:I1 F: MM PEPPERS HiI\'H �FILI_ YOUR OWN BA(: 2. IS Ick 1 CLrl:�—r4c ��YOUR OWN' )t o POTATOE S 10 LB PAPER BA(; KRAFT CANADA ASSORTED CHEESE & FOOD SLICES SO 9 PACKAGE PACE 20 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 9,11"S For the latest sports results, read the News Advertiser three times a week SPORTS Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. • �� lllL i 1 11r w.�...�aod;.,.eGr,-s �ss� MAKE YOUR OWN GREAT TASTING WINE FOR LESS THAN rrA BOTTLER ® ST s F ssa ° Great Bagel Company tennis team rises to occasion in inial l�ctuvc — when it Comes a tends, there aur so holies in The Great Canadian Bagel Cly tam. The squad won the gold medal in the recent Pickering Junior Tennis League lam finals, beat- ing Baskin Robbins 36 games to 21 at the Gkodale Tennis Club. In tender -12 boys' sin- gks action (The Great Canadian Bagel Company team members are listed first), Alex Bittermann beat Brent Ching 6-2. Jennifer Cremieux topped Jennifer Vasic 7-3 in under -12 girls' singles. Kelly McNabney won in under -15 girls' singles, beating Bianca Savarino 7-4. David Yen wasn't as fortunate in under -15 boys' singles, losing to Marko Giavic 5-2. Maria Yet and Chritsm Barlow registered a 9-0 default win in their girls' doubles (combined under -12 and under -15 -players), while Jonathan Angrove and Michael Blair fell 7-5 to Alex Mikhael and Nathan Mari. In the bronze -medal finals, the Pickering Toyota team prevailed 38-21 over Perego Canada in action at the Dunimom Tennis Club. Devin Kiyonaga (fig Toyota pnl+s are named first) beat Darrell Harjadi 6-4 in under -12 boy's singles, while Rheanna Gaskin took the under -12 girls' singles match 9-1 over Tai Dwight Adil Shamasdin shut out Chris Hall 9-0 in under -15 boys' singles and Laura Daues beat Sarah Bumstead 7-2 in under -15 girls' singles. In boys- doubles action, Ian Boyd and Markus Java fell 9-3 to Thomas Doiron and Andrew Ros7Jkow'ski, while Laura Daues and Anna Ixksinska were edged 5- 4 by Nicole Doiran and Cory Butler. Eyeballs eye ball Players for the Wildwood - Paradigm Recreation Soccer League game. Travel team and the Messier - Dowty W-ddwood prevailed 8-0. squad chase the gall during an Ajax Adult photo by Andrew Iwanowski Red Sox mosquitoes sting Kingston foes PICKERING — The then inflicted more damage in In game two, Danny Salvagna Pickering Red Sox Wellman the second game, winning by a pitched four shutout innings of Associates major mosquito rep lop -sided 10-1 score. relief while Brad Kerr spanked baseball team won both ends of In the first contest, Jeff a double and a single to spark a doubleheader with Kingston Murdoch pitched three scoreless the offence. Solid defence erne in recent Eastern Ontario innings while Ryan Dow also from Daniel Forrester, Bradley Baseball Association league tossing three scoreless innings, Binns, Derek Polowyk, Matt action. striking out five in relief. Sean Hargraves, Ryan Bosak, Brad The Red Sox clobbered Gray led the hitting parade with Nishikawa, Ryan Dow and Kingston in the opener 15-2, a triple and two singles_ Andrew Jackson. Under -13 Wildcats fall in exciting Robbie final AJAX — As the first-ever Ajax girls' sour team to play in a Robbie Tournament championship, the undefeated Leslie Investments Wildcats under -13 reps provid- ed non-stop excite- ment against host Oakville but dropped A 5-4 heartbreaker in a sudden -death shootout. Up to the final, eight Ajax girls had scored a total of 23 goals to beat West Rouge 8-0, North Bay 10-0, Markham 3-1 and Scarborough Shadow 2-1 in the semi-final. And as they had against other teams this season, the Wildcats dominated the game against Oakville. Few of the shots however werea threat to Oakville's goaltender, as hard blasts went wide or hit the post. The Ajax defensive squad did its usual fine job, and the regular time ended in a scoreless tie. Still deadlocked going into the second overtime half, Nathalie Urbas was the first to put the Wildcats on the score- board when her shot deflected into the goal off the post. The game was tied when Oakville was 4ded a corner kick, he shot curved in the net off the hand of Ajax goalie Jessica Nelson, with two seconds remain- ing. That forced a shootout. After Oakville's first shot went wide, Christine Axe put Ajax ahead 2-1. The second Oakville shot went wide. Oakville's third attempt bounced over Jessica Nelson's arms to end regular shootouts with the score tied at 2-2. At the sudden death shootout stage, Oakville scored on its first shot. Kristina Foreman of Ajax then tied it. Oakville con- nected on its next attempt, but Cadi Harrington responded for Ajax. When Oakville scored again, Ajax couldn't connect on its next shot. The referee's player of the game was Candace Chapman. �ome- Mpro vement GIANT SALE vP,Vd r-4 At SILVER r It's Tinve For TO ALL NEW CUSTOMERS I CARPET • BIRK'S LANDSCAPING 3 19os) s37-1272 ca" ohm ts Clt1�OtMi $ 4 >flowwotr0% ,. 7111. F.tNlitwt • Bron~ Wood Control CALL: SILVER CARPET III RUM 487 Westrley Rd. S. Unit It3. 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If you are troubled bs difficult decisions about ilour : areer, or if you want to find out what sour training options are - call me trldw.. 420-1344 TORONTO Helping YOU Build a Better Life PICKERING CAMPUS 1450 KINGSTON ROAD Financial assistance may be available if eligible Please read your classified ad on the first day of publi- cation as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. Careers WHETHER yours a no- ne or Psi need a rske•h- er courseOurnam Co -- "s new ' 2-16 week W- cro-Cornpuw Slues CerMF nae is for you, Starting every bur weeksels knd- vrdual program builds on your current skins for jobs requiring k_OeJ3 & WordPer- fect for windows Please call 905 721-3300 NAILS Are You Interested In learriN to do malls? -We well train you! For more info. Call 428-8318 English/French/Spanish P�4 CD1 Courses starting now: • Programmer Analyst • Computer Maintenance Technolo* • LAN Syste is Technology • (Mice Administration • Micro Computes and Business Applications • Computerized Accounting • Nord Processing YOUR CAREER STARTS HERE OSHAWA 434-8585 The fsiand Plaza st VICTORIA • COQU! T LAM • VANCOUVER • BURNABY • SURREY • EDMONTON - SASKATOON • WINNIPEG • HAMILTON • MISSISSAUGA • TORONTO - NORTH YORK • SCARBOROUGH • OSHAWA • KINGSTON • OTTAWA • MONTREAL LAVAL • LONGUEUIL • QUEBEC • HALIF=AX •eA ` ;�-72 Y 6, A` The Children's Aid Society of the Durham Region is an innovative children's service provider to a rapidly expanding Region in the Greater Toronto Area. We are seeking a competent Human Resources Manager to assist with the challenge of evolving our workplace as we strive to deliver a high quality service in fodays Fiscal climate. As a member of the Senior Management team you will report to the Director of Finance and Administration, and you will also have significant input into the corporate direction of the agency providing expertise and being responsible for such functions as labour relations, management development, coaching and counselling; staff training co-ordination; policy development; compensation, recruitment. and other programs. The successful candidate will possess a university degree, additional academic background in personnel/labour relQtions preferred. several years of experience as a human resources generalist, extensive knowledge of human resources legislation and issues, familiatity with children's service agencies in the eastern Greater Toronto Area Please apply, in confidence, quoting file *CJLS. 15/95 to: Dire~ of Finance and Administration The Children's Aid Society of the Durham Region 355 Rossland Road West Oshawa, Ontario, L1J.3H3 V you are kxl" for a positron wfrch will enable you to use your supence customer sen ce skills combined with an aptitude for Warning computer systems, this may be j st the opponun y A con rrtieed team player, you would be required to tm d*shoot system communications problems tiecturrements • Eflectroe co mrvcatan skills, both wrdlen and verbal in English, French and Spanish • Excellent interpersonal skills • Ability to work as a member of a cohesive team • conpuier-perkerr e fi you share our commilm ent to aweedeg customer expectations, please forward a detailed resume, before July 14, 1995 to: We are wpandng our 21 century business in the Joan Horner ens and are looking for The Knacs Group Inc ' Goa premed ndvwual. b ■ THE 915 Sandy Beach Road. Pickering, ON Lt W 125 join a spun g tesim For ■■ MINACS Fax 905-837-5009 - Quote File ITAC0795 nasrvew call MBA INTRA PRENUERS 987-4152 or ■■■ ■■■■ GROUP AID phone calls please. CWy those candidates DLS INTRAPRENUERS ■■■■■ INC selected for aninterwewwill becontacted . 088-41266 or 579-8612. GetaeralGeneral t General t 4.4, t P Help w ttelrtliy rttanlq.n tttcetaf a M. i!s hrler,.i tits! ail fif va ria loft ail pt tae $rias mottos at wtrsf newts r>i1i' �ertae0t! mot r the aiaibt (• aerti Basile f etas � �omk�/ft /lir a �>�+1 �t aa�sn ai larfits petia�Maelaaa>,eft�oa+� �Iratsinttlfat/atlneaaeiisai� e�edeaeails�tthap»fent-tau Excel Ptfrxq Trxsn� 170 1355 Kkrrpta/rk Rd . P+danO OV IBB Atbwthm : Hessen ederwen Fax-Pkckrirq (905)637 06SWOfta (905)404-0B52 Bell Mobility Centre c5��I��I�C.S PURE SPRING WATER WE ARE EXPANDING the product linea we offer b our rape rowing customer baso in the Toronto, Durham. Markham, and Norlhumberlard areas- We require: • DELIVERY PERSONS (DZ license preferred) • WEPENDENT DELIVERY CONTRACTORS (DZ license preferred) • TELEMARKETERS (everting a daytime) DOOR TO DOOR CANVASERS (everrng & daytime) Out products are: bottled spring water, juices made with spring water and biodegradable soaps and cleaners - Interested parties may drop off a resume and/or pickup a copy of the job descriptions and renumeration packages: 716 Colonel Sam Drive I Oshawa, Ontario 1 I LE SEAM Fxpect more from Sears CANADA'S LARGEST RETAILER HAS OPENINGS FOR THE FOLLOWING PART- TIME POSITIONS •COMMISS1OWD SALES • ALTERATIONIST • SWITCHBOARD - RESOURCES PROTECTION 'EXPERIENCE IS AN ASSET' A household name for generabons d Canadians, Sean Canada Inc., ties earned its positron as ttte r*W ndustry leader through is commdmert to :tatomar sateacbm, and excellence in halnrg and development of employees. Retail experence an asset. Must be avadabb for days evenings- weekends Apply in person to the Human Resources oftre Monday to F, day • a7- Spm. at SEAR'S Pickering Town Centre 1355 Kingston Rd. E. Pickering, Ont. Sears Canada Inc is an equal opportunity employer We thank everyone who applies. but or* those selected for interview will be ;;onta ted EARN $$$ AT HOME We pay you directly to assemble our products year round. For details send sell addressed stamped envelope to LEISURE TIME MANUFACTURING 1671512 Yonge St.,Suite 344 Newmarket, Ontario. L3X 1X4 PLEASE DO NOT APPLY IN PERSON EASY phone work, aduhs 6 senior students, earn w to $300fweek based on salary Plus bonus. Day or right shft. We will tram. Day shlb gam-lpm. Mon. day -Friday. everwg shin /pm - 9pm Monday -Thurs- day Sat (opbonaf) 11-3pm. PROFESSIONAL TELE - MARKETERS, 6 hour shift available for full fine pro- fessional ro- fessWnal le lemarke lers $4003500rweek Possible. Carpet Clearong poertons available for ht aduks or senor student, own car nswssuy. We will tram Call Don at Chen Plea 'GnPMs (Alex) (906)427- 2620. ESTHETICIAN required to start immediately. Call 6632954. EXPERIENCED HAIR- STYLIST required knrne- dkately Wage plus com- mission Also esthefcran and nag technician. Plus we are sekV all has salon tumdure. Call .130-3156. GIRLS WANTED from our tarko, between 6 - 19, b compete len the year's 1995 Toronto Pageants. over $15,000 len prizes and scholarot" Cas today 1- 600-367.2125 ext- 240 " DRIVERS NEEDED • N U.S. singles (long haul & day trip) • 10 US. teams (2 on/2 off) We offer benefits, paid weekly. MUST HAVE& 2 yrs exp., ICC, clean abstract Ac police clearance Can To" at CAre-Stati (905933-3867 TAXI DRIVERS and van drivers needed, hill or part time. correct Bev or Dave 10 a m. - 4 p.m. Monday - Frday, 571-1331 TELEMARKETERS re- pured. Easy Phone work. available. Hckaty wags. cash bmn. 721-0021. G•aa•rd H•4 CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser 0*00 mall adlyertims Cinch flaw ad LipmNeal �p�w be fapwtsills ttx coos. Ilan ■reAion and Iheae slat be no 66111 for nalalswiioli dairy adaaF Willett. L dit for .F rat In ads is baled b tltf afltotll paid for to opm oaupfig to anon. AN copy is S*diswtmg 11 -ad of mews Attvediesr. Is saw dullpolill saw Are you looting far oma income. indepemdo—. o99ortumty fill and 0el- ibility° If yoe wra1M to represerr 9wlity. file children's wear and caii'" working with Peo- pic... thtn yoe shoeld consider becoming a Home Party Consultant for PLEASE MUM. CaU L ecarrn Jensen in Omuio at (905) 479-11599 or al I-ec l- f-ee t-800-665-9644 for more mronnabon or a Fisc :xaiu6uc. UCENSED STYLIST JSKMA or WWW -K" camntwsr I 7ttgorng Traron Claudia 576-2512 1110 110 120 ' MONrEssow ADMINISTRATOR AM TEACWR To be able to . 1 1 1 e pollices, oversee staff and oonrraixticate vim parents. Salary rtegofable. For interview Call 7254=7 (1 u ww w kt m On- tafio bslasaft 619 b an"b wTO" v� PAc>tEiwr- Gar 515.000 in post aad scholrlllipe CalIWW. t11A� it glow compliany is OVfor00 ladies. 1 as aid i clow to join Rulon• Fantasy chat No experience nee - Will several Liable, eafng ham 7S -S12 001hor Sen - open __ people rd only apply. Sce- dough - an inewwew call (aehs6-5*e0 Willa)75*4311111% I•e only Rzetic Deacers ssssss Exp. FR PR or aftsin Au- oan. ausi. eooang. W ons Contact Fantasy MOAd Productore Eat 16%tt-140343 � � R wlOM AT �oal>c sun" sell poodeft w. rN res+l•ear r EM sett IM wrtMa Mommy. Fw Fly Mar Rn Shot Em I iea• 1M U -Pd K Santa 2M pbbm.s a* Lri sus IVUONU s N..ded for N --A" Poultry. No ex- perience necessary. Sol anus ccs ordy. Cal Mat -Fri, /lam -Spon 723 -MOD or lap kft 1-4165640417 and IMve sip Hdp i you aA s�lais w a si► fps parart� r�asad ar atroraa ysers �ty'ige""'°'feariaayl"a. lance o1 i you am claw 46 all told ON. IP: 'moi! "tfor *+alto asw.twt... P, CERT.. Lds. e ° ab Auttacil vanities, Pagemalnea. Flartrard, Cor- o P1oQammrg lad. Pysternis awl and Photo- shop. Quark Express and Ilushatx, Durham Bum - rum Computer CoMge. 427-3010 LEGAL sECRETAW re- *ar I br busy Irtgabon p�a� n w doMoem aMM- Dy 1Aaet rune 3 to 4 years erpere nce, good pop pm- sonai skills. able to a l ASAP Please cos Grace. t9 SAM -2252 IMISales Halo I AW is Mature pension with pal scroll equo as sales at now homes in Dumw" east Aparomr osty 20 hours a week mnrsatrawl nckbrtg weekend$ is r. 7umed. Previous sHome ales expenerwe a must Send resumes to 511060 Ont. Ltd RR•S Oahews. LtH ell E C Oil THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 1,1995 -PAGE 23 1 N 1 � 1Agailift Skied ►Melo Skilled H* FACKM M SCMBORWM REOMB DEDICATED, REIORLE, SELFSTARYER N THE FOUZMNiG POSITIONS: Requires college or univ. degree in rnatNP- " or e�ivalent. College degree in accounting or min. 2 yrs- mvedence- Bath poWiorls require interaction with Supplieri therefore excellent Enosh col l N l Kx kation skills are a must. Must have above average computer Skids, with Lotus 123.' In resume to (416) 412-4893 soles How sd•• Help/ AW -ft 1 Apsatls VILLAGE CHRYSLER, DURHAM'S LARGEST CHRYSLER DEALERSHIP IS SEEKING AN EXPERIENCED SALES REPRESENTATIVE. PLEASE CONTACT DWAYNE PICKARD OR TED WILLIAMSON JR. AT 683-5358 T O ?crews Advertiser K3=0707 THERE ARE STILL GOOD 0PPORMNIMES IN RK" ESTATE Are you looking for the next challenge in your career ? You've done it all in sales - now you know it's time to take yourself to the next level. Build yourself equity and income with this new opportunity in management. For a confidential discussion call Nancy Sears at 416-439-1660 lin Mercury Dealer sees ling sales rep- ltatnre to sell new 8 used vehlctes. hence AreferTed but not necessary FOR INTERVIEW CALL Ride 2300 Skilledp Safra H•1P Hel FLEXO PAW71NG Ajax taasd laoo marwtacux« earnse a levo press dp- enb wit, sin 3 urs ex- aerwnca PUe of 905- 427 1 433 Class A icensed. busy shop. rai Brad at 905-420-3555 tax resurne 00-420-1 3p(? FRANCIS PERSONNEL SERVICES INC. uf4lail2mil d & sresafetc� Our dmM in ft Duttmo Rgon n*iu w ice Ori•ftrd pkanbns iMIadoWl for fn ho" and air oondiewairp ifs uWit lead arteidatac ward poria• tents colateiff Wk at fr IIIfklwin0: - pllanba s fosno• - pas tion - etpsrisnos wilt .tMm6ors and mvice d c o mint d, industrial aid wsidwrtid pluntbirtp. AZ DRIVERS Ful and part Moa pocwons atonable immedia" - bV hoW and loaf - rmrtinuart two rears experlertoe fi*OW Ouaiifiad applicants 111sr corhtact FRANCS PERSOMEL SERVICES NIC_ 5W11 Skarn St. N.. 061Otw.008rio LIG 4R7 Phinte W 43644 In ice) SM 46M TECHNICIAN General Techrnctan required by large Durharn GM dealersh p Busy. f ilodem shop CornMIftrve wages. AGdy to: wm_ Morewood. Michael Boyer Pontiac Buick. 715 Kin Rd - Pickering (905) $31-2693 DDNAL -.0111111C l —�— I these local help you: ®�:700, i l l irTnPn�arwrnwaie F I I F I I +� ;I I 1LandscaGardeniping •• S � SW rg r DOORS 'R' US GARAGE DOORS OPENERS INSTALLATION Sales. Service & Repair 905-837-M9 -WSTER CHEAP- Fbna• ntprovenarnal roc rooms.n law apsrw en+tit addtors. lenots, decks. w Lr cussed for aver 20 yews. all work guaranteed. lar Free •atimau oil Ems 906-$04-6170 EUROPEAN We sp•cial- aL vd renown you bea+- roost_a kitchen waft, a wd as loon atria. Good ref- eranoe• and saeslactidn DUCTWORK installed, gtuaranbed For hes emb- .neo. relocated. Excefwl musts call D. 00mb- 725- +46 Free eetmalea Ell 4913 -lsasc air ceariam hu - eaters eg. Swam lobs. -..il Paul 426.01295 --NDYMAN all tuck and A for home and corrt- - root rertovabors, to- -.rs, demolition, dmpa t carpentry. roctn% loos. clean.q Dan ARMSTRONG DEV. INC. Specializing 4410me hones, adds renovations. rec %m>s and basement .,;ailments. Readential C ar commercial. Region f« oars«v' 6 y s Free corsumban Cal Jeff 90S.gy6n5l SIGON Construction Ltd., Wrvirlg Duharn Regain b 19 yrs. Addrbons, wrdecls, palio doors. s ndows, rec- f— � � ow MMM CONSTRUCnON Cup -try Flociling Eledncal . Planting Fences.Decks. New Addillats, Flenwations Qua" work Guararllad Ref.,Campstalaa pricing t Aembar N 888 (90Ct)a27iZ34 tfvncEr tato tnantov>oi8wn Basertterl Apts.. Rec-rooms, pklttbi g. Addiboris, electrical. drywai,l5 yrs. E"wisi Free estrnales, cal Mara (90516194663. COL (416) 504M IMPROVEMENTS bomb, apt., additions, bathroom ti wtchens. ceramic Was. hardwood 10017 a staircase. Plural M welpapenig. PETER 683.4074 prgr.H16074-3638 VAZ GENERAL CONTRACTING LTD. Adfhors. Bala. kill on, Bwas nems C.eranuc Ties:. Hardwood Ibos, Roaiiiijil Dods. Decks' Win Accal; CAI Jt1Sin For Estimates (905) 683- 5818 DELZOTTO WOOD FENCING Decks, Clan lir*. Iron, dried holes set pests. For Free Eswmtes call Steve (905) 509-5077 Mobile (416)409- 6456 C060TRUCTIOM Interior and exterior repairs, renovations and Construction. Fast and clean profession- al work guaranteed. Crag, 686-1913 KC. Aluminum Siding, soffit, eaves, facia, vinyl and alurninurn. Low, low prices. 0"IIy Wbtiananstlp Call Kevin at (905)831-3194 c a H asa asnsnce asu tery cu.ca ma,w� orwuuc ropers and rerwareecn• son 8 Maraw was No pD secareal, vkntbrg- alra+trc Foo bs9 dr ciao antef Fre. abs. carpwxv From emus eaaretes Call George raper$ b nista encrrsaa 725-&W Fuay gurartlsed. *» •ea Electncian, ac«wa 2C ^alss '906h6663300 hwsn experience Free ea- yr+aae 471 work guar- s ' $Meed Relerences avari. • ndyman able as roes sn.au a argil .;aa as 6c5-106' Expwtwtced Goa Movers Bargain ass. homes. AM, apt t DOW rlgvllC, a3wit; N atiaCre 12J-023ta J�I� HANDYMAN •m Plumbing HARRY -0 -THE- • MOVERS Move tag or Wi m pCk up cluck will small. we pnc• tr,.m au° Fres •stmsal seraon do Odd JOBS, Clean 4 BRIT -CAN PLUMBING daoount. $holt notice garage. yard. Small LTD Ptumbng. gas spm rnoyee Ponos nrovea Also kill Ing, tbas. kuLMns. 4DP4anoa Comparable moving Jobs, grass CIA- bathrooms. bathroom spe- rates Cal 432-2850 Cm" from $595 kitchen bng, fence repairs 4irO sppiit, S95 rho ac- MEN w m urge truck arta 0311 VK: 428.8907 cepbd Free estimates don". •f1O�1BcLaill AN m'OMe6 esu :.al P^d 427 5A62 types of moves :.a Can or SMALL Engine repairs Jane 4.7--2956. lawn mowers. do tikes ' all Free delivery and pd, : Panting 4 MICHALSKI MOVING - U p Discount for Sensors. D•COrabrg louses, apartments. otloes. 433-01,38 cr404-9506 antlpla 1O spa• aatab. Senorand mrd- rings. Lund raisers. Magic micron discounts Licensed. 1EXPERIENCED clears snows are fun' Lettuce • ' Roofing • CARPET- SAFES A 'N- STA--A-',ON Discount ones avaiabw and Weary retaataon .W tot tt•• es- srtaps 436-2685 • House • Cleaning rZ. r�ex�•ioi ' sefac.yrxy ^kw. lam Wrarnares !r ' M.soCrq 5aorw Ywq wa/s ctc Aearene IAelasa Caeesesar MISTER POST .40LE au- gured post -cies. so" of posy .n concrete (9051 66S 700 Iry• Servi" MAGICIAN, down trends. ready 10 entertain for any age any occasion arttl- zays. promotions. ocen- • Moving dt nwred Free estimates ng Lady will clean Your help 8347057 or 728- E=~t service Cal 436 house doing a superb 9334 nrwxxrr. r,`s.r.,.r� 266-7736 • Storage Flowing, uc entero AJAX Moving systems - hill • Carpeting services. moves. apprance and piano specialists Rat rate or hourly we how have CARPET Irotalasont - 25 heated storage units Now years experience, re- orl n hee boxes wrath move Park and load specsai, atretchrng. OLE speualrty Free estimates. D & N starling at f99 and up Cal Duncan. 967-1799 or 987 - e for Inormason. 725-0006 Of ISM 427-0005 job Reasonade rates call RABBITryants work doing Pathaa A20-2984 after magic for children s poises 3Drn and dd JCCassiorts. Have HONEST, rekable, hard- my own magician. Cal Er - working person will do nue 6613-4932 deanxV by the day Rates S4C-s65 Phone any" i • ' usiel Dxtnng 576--4367 leave message nSVUCIDr PIANO/THEORY lessons yearn to prepare lot world conservatory qualifications Or lust for fun Bachelor of Music. OTC ARTC and member Ontario Registered Marc Teachers Assocra- Wn S31-2791 TUTORING' An stgecb up to grade 8 Speodiatitg in Engiah. Math. French and ESL Mi -279i SCHOOL -I .essons and lest $105 •' ^1 Lessons 5150 .Full Course 5259 =fee PICK -.4) and drop -r (416) 287-3060 Don't Forget Osha*a, Vi-hith`- This '%-eek & Pickering News Advertiser Classified Dept. is open for your con- venience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 576-9335 • MAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 9,10"S WSkliftbd S1dNad P • 1 Arts a Cramb IffArts t Craila e 1 AAs A Grails • 1 11 A or Sob 1 1 1 1 For Rabt 9►rA•A9A9A9 Mal,.... '4111111n 0,11moPwIld-garbftw°As °°t DOMEY WA DISPOSAL SYSTEIII. Lily AUTO COUNTRY Warshaw awae Tor s•1•11MIll-KEEIFER "a Convene. nub., •i wer, ancollo d osemaaoum aaliyf12000.571J7M. t6., Cusses67to Sps. pb. Cmtpe, 267 Smub pe, (>b SALES 517 8 `111 SL k Wim. $340.: 'M Reiser elsren 824.6; '97 PC" Sub. 4 dr.. $1566: 'a• Conon boded 164W '6• TOW ad. 4 tr. 5 aPd $266•.: ed Gera ktlerit eotm.L boded size . able n 3 sizes, gam • NWa. C CRAFT & Metre► s COLLECTIBLES eke E:ICE. OUMV" Dog Tram" Sdmwl.rm"tW apburtickir RAF Flo- $1200. 434--7566 Ask about w rent b own Op.■tgs aii.i.bn. for rine elan"ooartaerifmg Mon. SHOW TECEflVOIAGWr1"B CA"ClUrECTILMALTIt MN S Ptl�a .1 t, I Aur sumo•• tae spade, br Ambieoch" Tednw ft st wilh 5 yans My ZZndas Z3nL Not Td. •6&9425. Dob ealpt1.. eltpfxic. - a ln,1� ale - s �.. - s11N.1� t•. - e'f.: •r ilttlowoel•$ ANN, AN d for ala rxre.. as a WW. onwnr no Angie cdwrr. 1 � � 1 f� EEIJZF Thi? NSBDBD c Chnsban Mormons staff thaeded intymadialsllf. Ch, ohm fbreons Durham Regan nobs People , left am pity. sorts". and commitmont. You woild be Port of a loam working from a Chnsban t betroan apaebenhe, fur- NAIMONTM0or, atom et:It.d or ueoniMnd. loer d MoVeiaal, 3 bed- Awi.er itwrmediaWy. watts, Nob"Potfettl6 619 Ser" $ wiflnort uNl. id. roan. kitlan tar d1� Cast Sloplan 671-3226. a pe. bell, patfbt• not► atnalws bans. =OD ill.. .ss -9m. my. wwoso-Y. bli�lt q"21 " I bastwmeud sop- 9rtfraut I Michel land% Wdr. Sud seared OF Career carpe. Sept 1. $600.471-1526 LARGE 2 bedroom apo+ avaisble 0 upper duple., carpet btu•• povis no i-� - '• -�---� .Lweii�x lone.. t7•esia Qi '4111111n 11 AUTO C ARENA A fah solar w.elel E.sR �l.olr�t Dtslan 1 egleati Lyra St Qat Mow >ilableitst war sae boiaid Wowed skis wki list um"m Wad wastaaifll� 8.tdian..sna. Via sirlo . � Qallsea, haisatel aelsdiin it YOWiaaeataa eai SM ase. lf..saujj a wridg at 11..1 D. !Maar lily At-." ri » Ant. Conessi a, S ila d (Ossa. Tor s•1•11MIll-KEEIFER "a Convene. nub., •i wer, ancollo d osemaaoum aaliyf12000.571J7M. t6., Cusses67to Sps. pb. Cmtpe, 267 Smub pe, (>b SALES 517 8 `111 SL k Wim. $340.: 'M Reiser elsren 824.6; '97 PC" Sub. 4 dr.. $1566: 'a• Conon boded 164W '6• TOW ad. 4 tr. 5 aPd $266•.: ed Gera ktlerit eotm.L boded ANN, AN d for ala rxre.. as a WW. onwnr no Angie cdwrr. 1 � � 1 f� EEIJZF Thi? NSBDBD c Chnsban Mormons staff thaeded intymadialsllf. Ch, ohm fbreons Durham Regan nobs People , left am pity. sorts". and commitmont. You woild be Port of a loam working from a Chnsban t betroan apaebenhe, fur- NAIMONTM0or, atom et:It.d or ueoniMnd. loer d MoVeiaal, 3 bed- Awi.er itwrmediaWy. watts, Nob"Potfettl6 619 Ser" $ wiflnort uNl. id. roan. kitlan tar d1� Cast Sloplan 671-3226. a pe. bell, patfbt• not► atnalws bans. =OD ill.. .ss -9m. my. wwoso-Y. bli�lt q"21 " I bastwmeud sop- 9rtfraut I Michel land% Wdr. Sud seared OF Career carpe. Sept 1. $600.471-1526 LARGE 2 bedroom apo+ avaisble 0 upper duple., carpet btu•• povis no i-� - '• -�---� .Lweii�x lone.. t7•esia Qi '4111111n o. . abo. 1979 GaarBG. ear. 305 amb.. ps. pe,. •w- •ion Von. $10.4116.: '66 Z24^�'' CawsADM $6796. Motif '^""'°'w'w WOO! W- tim•ee anineb 574••3.1 0 /-41i261- 9383 SOW 4W leetiisA 111ape,e,l Act. DdIR auto - high may mons.. $1600 obo .aeon ooemdnion.. OWNS& do odd or lewd Cntiied abroad Noah's ARV Who A A A • w lflatolibure •ad' G•erad Dsiidtba --'seas 11 you can lnkely own You $1200. 434--7566 Ask about w rent b own knWho o eases? The LAME rated baaewrWa 700 saR k an jjieat a eatspb d sial sswio 7266482 1964 Fad Tirepo L rraade �•^ Caa Bab a glnrray at 48&O627. Aber hours 576 +riP�t thing a N,at ran sunwrd N» load aid has aparteent duds ieplao•, bur4 , 4 ties env ones ler won't wean ckaaw 3C Sq. Yds carpet molts body A alellon good 1600 as a 19M Chards. 2507 a aa6-Oa64. been k„okerhg fa dry *Oftr appl.. parkif9 u$dJcmbb. to sails. S while, 35C. hdrs. naafis Desement apt., sep at-, •ver sins. M you're err- rerMh Melling your at -111D. no emokinglOee. Is~ Darwac (9061420.0066 Abody 5.100 veneers Tradoro,rbed work. Rus goad_AIS•• 12000 s r 431}4.47 1 Wafts you? be into all 11 n told" that amh jlu•t sio0 LUXURY eat sea 3 esb roan 2 DM apt in cones Ltl wT*� TLIOr �-� 1966 CAMARO. 2.6 ne. natal depot and a torr- bUildmg north wast Oala Carpet •soler. 100X. i M t mak. �r W FM auto - high may mons.. $1600 obo bwwd annual household noon e of about ah - wa etc. ktdla •love, ffac laundry hc- Nylon Nock Plum low r► A A A • w ' 666-5066 11 you can lnkely own You Ar+ .1st. 51060rmon - uU. Boom ur'Det Far 3 roars. 430194'6 IM Ptd$• t= Karn Saha. ! own nom. And sen trout 7266482 1 Articles For Maims For 1 star a pass. loaded. De P•Yng OR roar own • • n+Q+g•9e "'clad of four NEW h bedroom, brmt, ckaaw 3C Sq. Yds carpet Sale Sao walled Uon•d Cers6•d.is2999CASH Poieefnoit Mobs lanilords Dons wart lot apt. with Wb. all itldrlarir•. IT- I Tw ran P+oea Dory now non-srnotu•r. no Pete. Nast I CARPET A -I Priv. bw WANTED b buy - older 506 Bayey St E. Ater. Ont e e at 905-426-5505 a 905- last .$675 month. YlRwaiy D�•ep Area wewie•ale Fre w+ MOVING SALE- Kenmore form"$400.. glass. thins. col- 683.6300 12'-0655 Mall Arev. cal 432.2750 IM 1Narrad Iff waned st ga6w les fns osbwww � � � «, zw kxtibies. m•morabrra. FAMILY TRAVEL SPE- & trucksAJAX - large. bngnt one NORTH OSHAWA 2 / cal Sal (905)432-2750. or S30C washer 6250 GE 1010 etc Saye 0" CIALS 1960 GMC Saler roger,416199D-91%177 and drver 2SC. Sider -Peder o ewalas Call (US) 723- Van 6- pass. loaded bedroom beam seOc bedroom. Iota d pubigbm Carpet •soler. 100X. ooucr 6 2 chars. woodwr 7&M S9a05 1960 Dodge Grand w kin • • 4e enhance, Asking. 4 pc 5 tiPsmoker. l "a,r+dry fsal75 ub h rukadbd. $a7S input Nylon Nock Plum low r► ,xltee yDle A 2 arid table• wrgaw top. s1s0 Cao Caravan. a loaded. Alt S570ove .. air ran smoker. $570. Available, Aug,, .rat ; IoW Boom ur'Det Far 3 roars. 430194'6 IM Ptd$• $10.495 1"0 Ford Awa • • • • ons 619`-21163 (9o51am-1707 a 436 - only $380 00 P,noe m pedestal and a chews star a pass. loaded. 4 dr, loaded. SOW. 190 ,666 ckaaw 3C Sq. Yds carpet OAK/PINE FLIANITURE- $8495. 190 GMC Satan AJAX - one bedroon lam f319. Over 20 sten nd•- Why Pay rend pnaee) One Van a Pees-. loaded Desement apt., sep at-, NORTH Oshawa avail- dsiiaae ped in you home Fre• paces- of Onums okHwt and Ter- HOT DEALS!.AR- SOWS 1467 Capes Es- foyoharm No . n r u r rat nw% a now r GAM . ter' x tea• We, a Pew.. lorded merest m pay six for are setting fine' b tti public 24rrct•rgtir Kayak Paul SSM. 1987 Mercury frll rpt Daniel. 14WO- Ell oak pedestal tabus and widudee decks A /e co Sud• Ww. 8 -pa".. kwd•d. 2.7L.04 4 chaos $619 - R double $4.595 lleeft local by- SAW 1989 Okla Royle used pains No sura) pedestal and a chews law. 20yr. warranty 1-x06 4 dr, loaded. SOW. 190 x w CARPET Mar t+orrhe at fit ft4tt9 cwwvhw+Oal beds aaa-7564 Pckw*+g'Alax. OMs Caws Brigham. 4 Coca pine• l Aidan lam f319. Over 20 sten pear 416'967500 dr loaded. $6295. 190 •ftn reratant Price rckadee finance as solid. no 1/66 Vob Jena GL alai Jeep �rww Lill. k»6 ason. ped and airport rirvenTradTraditionalW veneers Tradoro,rbed Lost i 4X4. $79x6. 19.3 GISC Call Nick at 906) 430.6651 warkrg 905-965-d7>'4 • a ' FWD gnosia Dad up. S2.000 km., frau ler i n i�yy� yvu lour. CARPET loft of carpet - •d Good clean running dog Yvonne wrei Murphy - CC Mels nce of taCbY loran, Ctwngracouwy GG C 683-6623 VOJ�V4:J ' 0D'i. nylal. rgxr awn rf Tph1E '.�o k s 'Geoff with Skye - CD A M $12.9M5 . low Olds PROP A SKEG REPAIRS - TV/VCR COMa1kA- sae• carom on hid i will largest walecsal-New and FOl1ND - A rabbit Grey( Rovale. 4 or baled. ' TrsilQrs choose from Cal 427-9722 carpel 3 ^oome. 5349 Pine used pains No sura) blow op ••red, wcawty ti3995 • 1900 Cher Lur"H Oshawa Glass Fibre Pro- Dwycare De,yeare rrJude• carpet prwnwn+ Rent b own apt size SL Caderwws Sona ra Euro. loaded. $aa95. CC, S2500 579.1661 Ap.rflfl•In� ' Available • Avadabie Ped &PPt rnetala•on test upright granO agrW - Sway. Harwooarlio•► 1/66 Vob Jena GL alai TENT TRAILER. 190 Dodge Ar,s wagon. oalrvey. Mee asamawe 930 boards T land Ajax lour Wed $34aS Ius mercury 1606851-8420 Prarwa «Phoria systema. .ar7s, Normal, 68623?4 SAVINGS ON NOW' Tdep Owner. i:oreaa Liu. 4 dr 4 cN. 5 spd. HROTP slasps S wrnk. 100 ion used al lank gal Mediterranean room P� Wow 43S•4e everr� 42? - t 646 $?995 VA Gat, s1Oie old ckm and t�-��r�� c♦�C 1 n INFANTS - 12 YEARS OGi OF CONTENTS SALE. 3 (iraerer L i R GATEMAN Premed set includes table. 6 carer yl apd.0 4 ri ! cN S apd.. $2695.. �v. � of Ajax 906-48628/3 •.ante. palwkwg. cable. able Aug. 1. one bedroom 4Yhdry, naponnble work W. SIM ,rndtadw I'dgs. 'ng Person Available wr, slaw, 6oM6 s and polls coed s"l $600 nOwlnve. Carl 432-7652 427-1752 OSHAWA - one large 2 oedroon ePpon 1300 sq R. Appkrncea nckaded. Fridge. stove, dishwasher. ar cone, umb". $975 mo- Avadebet onnwdalary. 906 479.4633 „ s;e Lr �OrtN x � ve'4wm• i` u - LAD,"S 1986 Chau Sawerado pna _ nes appsces �f wm cei9e $TSG r pc drwrl4 a!E 650 Dr'emwE�ed WATCH. Luvwpoy Rd lorded. 4X4 59495 - TOP Of as kir, BonAw room bent. apt allt rntlkr To+srd Pays hydro •nom shaft .snarl table 6 ern, a.m AAy 2. ooKrG Wore Cerscar Aub ant ►air. slops 6 com- iJbaryMC �r M C $ $ w cress $300 4 PC Spaces-GnZzh. size 39 a2cr237a give, ro POW SWe nWNW 43&47M 'aM Dines alcher net. $12500 rhC+ x 30 res, Ongrwl r- Centre ?55 King St W gat fortabgr, 3 way fide. 3 AvaJable now. call 6a3- riaalbme poin � i re 637-'6C7 atter 6 pin ale Pru. SW (9061.3?- LCST� Cockabe", whrw Midk n Mal) Oshawa burnt .nese pmraCy cur- 0074 OSHAWA 2 bedroom Rfa��. 97% (906) 579.206 (Open tare. clam a»rde i out Exceaett shape Asking AJAX- •-bedroom bar mat DURHAM PR4FE5Si0NAl 1101E DAYCARE ✓t CURTAINS .stow made SAVE Moiry an home f•eNers n� lune S`rdays' s 'aoE 4oa-8775 month Plus, r� 509-12V/ It 13 R width solid bkw Woo aPPVnur. alC. p* fllllllllJlllJIl I!! 'ores Was than Yew old a mme tf Cn•te your Lar even a Poh•twas c t toes pon0ac 6000.2 loo vet• no Pole, mrwAet from SM ;neve oPealaundry fan own none tlwaae lar bas Cnew heciv near,iry rest coupe29k buck•fs console Go. no pelt non-smoker les, Patta14.+10 P� tint MUS- 1e, 4 Pad i, t l0 . Min the Pined ores roghtP" Check lord iseeea gerxiard tee mol corvs•on, ars t3torcrcMs torwla pelered s59.& last 726-97M sialic �Rer 432-73C, ant on Its toes Ca++pbme 52Y x �C: moat Sept. 1 427-764! OSHAWA 2 bedroom. Daycare 1 Firewood Mtam ares s2795 mar s259s ten- • Wanted DINING room tapir $t5� ;aa Sieve e,7,- hod WaraMy aval $689 n 9-urrt apt DWQ- to- -ri ark Oaf •e- ,1, 3 • PefslStlgpbls7 666 6,63 Molorcycle 1980 horde AJAX- - bewMal ores rDneediu ng Includes ubkaes. 2 ao NMIYYI-K rood for busy FREEFIREWOOD, A PETD tsar ..trig $300$300 905- SPECIAL BUY- Pablo ' �dil 190 Burd Someset. 1 CXSW C Woo. 30.000 home. Cable. udubl . ap- �«. t�w+q' �r+di ►may Must nave car Jur Hardwood63.7232- a0c. onrY 300 alv+vxm M. 2 dr carpe. biadeft, kms. riCkades shop •%amu- pkances, contra" .shat, lac_ axivwrent b 401 ant iarrde Oasis+. ares Coe mase. �ree-F available - 5 R $275 6 R PALADEII OBEDIENCE conte. �� vp am �t cow. � �- 0•50montb non smokrr �' bus routes. 571 -WI 9 dlpbwv awed-OMaNG ROOM- Trad- equalizer. err. kIy leaded My as a $1450 o.b.a 433- abl• r this local area 20 Gaal oak Duffel, hutch $295. 6 R. s330. '33" 736 - CONGRATULATES THE C.•nhied Warranty avail 23,65. no Pets Dlrees. 427-7374. CLEAN truly txddung. or t 4O0ra5? 0420 JWw nasal, ores, two i arises. loads var,iibie •OP FQr,ONf1NCa TEAMS FOR ads Was $299.5 reduced table wim ,eat. 6 chars DaYCare 120 sAiQs and Pallet. 10 Good condrbor• Must evil SHEOMAN - Wahty Darn THEIR SUCCESS TO b S29M 6666163 • Av'aiW.110 arae loads ava"bie 306 s"�r ,opt, a?tit7B,c .tyre sleds bun or a DATE IN 1995 Bert with aOC .lads enc assets JUM -.X6 $669 GST ndid•d> - CO 6 CDXL 1pveCalls" wagon. 7- rigeV6V6 auto load- In oad- • Marine and .res speua. -flex CON now 905-436288' alive ..,esseoP Flea Market New grass top pato tale 38 x 6C 6 high back Inane arge umbrella w tf base -low saz" and dwplay evgilaDie Ga 905-506- lea, Ener - CO rat Ancastw COX First Plans - •d Good clean running dog Yvonne wrei Murphy - CC 1967 Nissan PtMar Caape. Ctwngracouwy GG C tar Hurry on this, one Was OSHAWA- nice apartments cord,ton asking $200 or 'Geoff with Skye - CD A $2995. now 12795 cera- PROP A SKEG REPAIRS - TV/VCR COMa1kA- COX Highest Scoring kre ed 3 morace cars to Fibregiaim supplies. West 'IONS Total remote 2o• Herding York Nadr o with choose from Cal 427-9722 System Epoxy, boat paint screen Rent b own by Rebel - Highest Scam No- anytime Russ. Open 7 days Oshawa Glass Fibre Pro- -hobs for orgy S7.5OiwAk woe A & Highest acortrg Lap - Caledon East Trac week iri00«a. Bug Town duct Lid, 3!t Durham Crt Oshawa 906-579- 1 - bedroom. Ii Heat hydro, ledge Laundry laoktws a 7232044 OSHAWA. E. Large t bedroom .Wb barn[ apt. modern kitchert, &A bath carpet eeranrvc Mee. avail now. $575 month (905' 668-7112 eve A wkends. -,all 571-1413 - Y Sales CSHAWA- Centra( 2 bdrm with Sally - CO. Highest 1433 Apartm rent suitable for a- second floor trplsx. park. A* are selling all halt sa- scoring PUPPY - Caledor 1M7 Cher Caprice 8 pas- tae adult Park Rd. A Bond .ori tumture pump chews. East. Highest soonrig Rot- swygw station wagon. Air areapets. 1st 6 last n9' fridge stow, lug.1st t t 0,05-420-04-11. KITCHEN clipboards by stations. aharrnpoo engine tYrgiler Pelerb«ough P.b-. Ps tr. Male b ale- Reaeafwnal regtred $675lmnor,a watt S71lac Available Aug.lst dryers. etc- et. Ca 436 highest scoring working bty, $2500 o.b.o. (9r05i � �f6iaC165 ltvJuded. 571-3354 ask f« 723- incluaiw, l0horie TRAILER fomes camiper Ca- IOP line. Cekn: 433-5562 7231887 Pewboragn suitable for utility good chars and xtra kiseig arorg 52000. call 3150 dog Yvonne wrei Murphy - CC 1967 Nissan PtMar Caape. 4 torr., amhm cess stereo. Joe OSHAWA- nice apartments cord,ton asking $200 or 579.0476 ArbCles Yvom• with Tyner - CD Ali 5 speed. anvhn cassette. 1968 Suzuki Quad Placer BROCK,'FINCH One ted- n smai baking. 2 bAm best offer call 837-2220 yANUFACTURER'S e Walled non wiNi Crispy - CD Fru cerbfwd. $2999 Peb•hok for sale Model J10 250 room basement apartrrienit. N 1st Aug.tst Septtat Articles Clearance - Pablo door (riewi 5-5.999. 6-5449 6'- $499 Mar chance of vinyl 5 R. body Man bole, over Plaoe - Norwood wife high- English Cockerlot TWOgPleaa al Mark- Motors Ajax Lb. SM Bay"y E_ Alas. Ont 683-6.'i00. CC, S2500 579.1661 Ap.rflfl•In� Separate antraince, laaxxfy facilitiesscoring facilities Non-smoker. res UM - $706- 1 bdrm. Sept 5575. LAMOS A park sng rickaded. 725�1,'i4. for Sale o ak,rrunum 43317M « Nortt+ern Telecom Va nlag• tam CDX - First Place at 190 Dodge Ar,s wagon. 1 ' Pols. $575 marine incudes Bowen Anequee (906) 06- speaks for It"If Clint A Ke- labons 1606851-8420 Prarwa «Phoria systema. York Regional Firs Place aJo. Ps.. P.D.. radio. caro 6049. Brooldin. ubktrrs and cable. PICI(ERMI(s - tear. noel 100 ion used al lank gal Mediterranean room Conrad Abe (906)683 at Oshawa. Rose with Jake Utility - First place at 064- lied 53599. Pebsh ok Mo- certified, $5950. Peleshok (906�i-5920 one bedroom. 4 pc. bath $50 Posse cal 433-4179 set includes table. 6 carer 5117 vo. First Place at Swarwa. mons Ltd., 509 SL Ajax BaMY 2 bedroom, kncaled at 309 CLEAN 1 be room $600, . laundry. o ble to YOU. St, E. Apx, Ont 6636300 SECRETARY/WP Operator Ab0 bAliiona Io al E. Atex' Orlt � Cordova Rd. No Pell . $@Ilull mile Walk' 5600 inclusive. Walk b Go Go RN, patent nrrig Mom AJAX WaVwsc dt^gs ance � rhru cadriet. excel- WANTED - old and an- a� --r- otos b •r, IM Jeep - YJ Larado ! x Please call 579-2387 « clean 2 bedroom ..650. Baa, ran smoker. 839 offers excellent reliable, rYet stoves, fully guaranteed lent condition Asking fpm furniture, anything joy training to all level.. 4 torr., amhm cess stereo. care n smoiie kee South 427-6784. 467 Westray $1500 579-7418 oke Sawbhc ltistruirenh, even Biaagh they are Uri- aluminum rims, certified rn, Ajax home.Large pgyroom Rd S 914, Ajax Come 'Best lona. silver. adverb". able to enter C.K.0 Com $6999. P•bslok Motas yard 1Mc•d-,n b. CPR. make a deal MOVING SALE ones agoing, lays. decoys. jo•treon becauev they ito Ltd., 509 Gayly St E. ceipts, references (906) 5 R. body Man bole, over dols, milk bottles, collet- riot have a pus bred dog. Ajax. Ont 6634300. i6fi37689 Beauty salon equipment- $3000 worth 7561500 lora or estates. Call Robert So what - Their success atykng chars $150, dryer moth eleclim heater Trion cane Super Bowen Anequee (906) 06- speaks for It"If Clint A Ke- labons tall Cavalier, 4 door. tle auto, err, anvtm cane. t chain $100. shampoo electric air 6049. Brooldin. ploy. congrabuon , char $25. desk $225, doe- skis 6 video, dishes, chAd- your S.A.R.Training. You certified, $5950. Peleshok of 6175. mirrors A dros"m ran's video. 579-9535 WANTED GOLD jewellery. personal elorts are a aedt Motors Afett Ltd.. 509 Be* 576 awe Sale Gold Fndge A Stove. T, V'S, VCRS. CO'S. slar- to YOU. St, E. Apx, Ont 6636300 SECRETARY/WP Operator CAYCOROERS. New $490 Portable washer. •oa, guitars, toole.. any- COLLIE pups lar sale 1911111 Pontiac 6000 LE, 4 -.Ssdte -row position wial cul man warranty from 5275. Portable dryer. $190 fag you haw. Cash. Buy (Laser Type) CKC rel dr, ale., eas•et•, $7500 or u sea irnckuded, small parking apartment building, Swn- coe A Mil ares. Cal for aP- PICKERING - 1 ixdrrr ponbrenl435-0129 Open corep eery mod GIBBON Sl. sjaacwue 0m' fireplace, walk out k clean main Now of house, tocol' SOW ndugive (nage table). Available imine new separate entrance. datMynon smoker. Cal kitchen A beth. S65W ale Spm 420-7267. month. w/basenent S954 month, « b8900801 alert- PICKERING,Tnde, one wenI- -P-a(• entrance. bedroom, solanum, air, raised kitchen, large bald- appkancs totter SleM Include W.P. 5.0, 5 1 only $496 - or rent to own While *102111. $140 Green back option 121 Brod St. w•a•n ed. tattooed, •xct best reasonable aflw. POW fame backing ravine room. S50amonfh, awn- $App Srd6.0, reception, e p S, for ally $6.95t%*. Cal 571. skw•, $125 !30.2922. South. Peter(905) 430- lemperment. Ready to go 7231155 « 434-7564. $1200 in Cal ofor smokert 1. 434- August 1 Call Ton typr� fb�5 a�0 1413. 35W nowt (706) 277-2526. a pm. (416) 805-3620 8440 w 472-4366 « Jackie 127- Ca1(1061 427-9676. SM 1. b 11Ap== 1r!fFcw al 1A:tfRf14 1 pO°" a' For Rent wNITBr nits closer, EXECUTIVE 4 bedroom beeheloretb, polio. kitch-don a den in Whiby. dour aureus, betwoornI separate bb tar garage, 3 1/2 wash. *a^a• blrldry sautes, rooms, fireplace and ap. mime- va smoker. RsMrenceaftstl ��Y 1111400/mo.e Call last S4 irrnonMn including 31645660441. o (416) uMill es. 43d -3M WMM3Y 2 Dedman, $W9 PICKERING ons baa a hydro, FhdgNsbve, � 'S660mancladas: pMtq laundry fac. Avail cable wdAug.IS5 lot A last w a Aug I. ac 6W 02421420-0001. V*EM- apt for lent, one SOUTH bsdmom 5660. 2 bedroom ,a„ n �,�• 3 bad- sm. let a Mw Retrieved D@W 726-5911 f/vdn as yarapsrs. plus lea s■d•fdb 65640/6. ebb for ack � _ Pkn portion of tsetse. waft to Gil, tadust cast "^r^�Y, a quiet 1, 1 ', fr 1 ba burifb pink 1 $660 scom IV 4 Pint. ban d 2 112 3 , double 2� no pvMs t►06-606 = • 5 �ro°m c9 tel ail. aAw "rt. >JIIV ant ulvnn you tarn ($06)Qk3124 seat your came home for bedroons Doom h.. I'- A sat.. PA � deooralae. (19") Lim coact tar, as a orAt s, ft no or fee 68 3-Wl. tsat SM . nrMs. bat / amuse. iofrrud. 163- 6M1. 14011118111111131 Wwou nice 25W I FW FkW kaary 4 bedroom holm. nom/ en w�, must bot brliyrepm tsue --hem 300. 2 IIEDIIOOM burgdow, rot. (stq /n6 4256 SM . u�bM. F wtfTSY S bsboom YMsst beewwrL 2 bar. CM Lpde bawAy. J.rl soma 4 4344M1 d d2 44@1 have Appli.a . ubbas. Liverpool, 2 loaf in Ir apt. APO-, bath, pallmrlp, ay. ;I 1 SL $800hm Ire ull. 831 -Mi pktwkW lags 1 bed- room baserment Woo Sent. Chien, 4 Prom bOW wpa- rate orwarme, perlrir¢ sin, cable and Oakes aw included. 427-0638. 9fn4r- rwdrd 2 bedroom bass aernt apole ant eePeraee arntance, cede and uine MM - Amiable Aupat 1t76Ghe 422 9823. satin AOW WFA hind aiF w roam. Pry w.aroet slow. bides. Iib, rr0 rn peblat A i=L 84W mon. ass4ms- TMG(SON a PKMKAND- clawe bright 2 Mama• bown d aP•r+•erd no imp ate pw"i /IBM no Petra, aveAaflle was' do". $62SNMM Olde - arm 406-0459 saw 4. Two bebeom mein now apartment in Breslin. Available Ss9L 1. bOhdee 4 OFtenea. hys,�MreeYgweebC WK !a� P`at 9 YKllnu�t yreardn knldhan b lags tlmdr 5900 W" . hydro. Crellset . re1em11a4N rr paved No pit. 9054W 4049 WESTNEY JWNY 7- beautuWl ons bsboan lower. elegant county hone OM Pn- woo Business portion pre - .01 5680 plum rAgna. pos) 64x-5134 after 3. NESTI4EYMWY 2. dean. specwus. t-bedrodn basement Par14rh4• lowish snvance, cable. --a'y. non -smoke no pals. $660 nckane August 1 619- 3025 WI*TBY - smN Pao bed. morn apt.. &stable lex qust trature am" 366dmho . awadome�rnme- derery SOA 9913 wNITSY Lug t bsboasn walnut bearsmhea rPa- bele aaarrs. 4apptancaa- �es s ve call Diane owe MLSON / OLME new 2 bedroom wakilb July 1, 5796 TM, wrirwe tsurbv 4.01ow can lick al( "- A3& -Woe marls sante Wells wn b lh W bnMrer 4 baht, double car g stage, $12501 ton$ plus indents. cam 434-00/ or 43244$1 Able- NOW N141 W11, 3 6 -o detached bungs, low. bested basememt Mero.e. 150 bot lot with soperab Marvcsd Wound pool. Available Aug 1st *1250. 6633=93 AJAX-Dwim 2 bdrm .CJA.. applmru, . pool. forge WCL *a25 trioni h pkas UNOM. available Sept 1. Cal (906)640-7430 SPORTS TEAMS, SCHOOLS f>t CHARITIES :,00hing for a fund rasirig opixwtunity for the fall Call John Leonard at OSHAWA THIS WEEK 579-4407 sm up put caned dined b buy a bee? 3 baboon bwrlroaM car. an for $46ot"oft (P g 0 3 baboon bengeiow caries for Sm •1nMI (64 plus more Cal Mak Sb/lny. Re41n Accord SAW"l or 061743 NMI MEN" 11017 c" OMs A PKX 1M'A irvelip as OAC 3 tea TM bas Vii 2Wa war wattle LET E REe11EMRT TOY 011YER BROKER TMONAS c. PKE sales two Rases Aeead assay Ua AAA above average gtwet wait furnished room. Wil- WW401. On bus Ire. $w week includes TV. cable. utilities. Wig. 725-0416 AJAX -Large roan avai- 3 bedroan�l � Ckhs�b arnarwtes. suitable tar ncin- a wick wdkrg/S"VW peraw. r-arnate preferred. Use Of laundry. 5425. 426- 2144. AJAX, unksli lend large, srete room , shared facer ties• sspaab entrance, $170 bi meN 6183- A O/11Af1111111- brief w roan $050week. A now. Cal 576 -MM Smn4 of Mare orange. sj4cKBmG6 Clean. lrnmhed locum for rant. Ohm Wa a bent cable it chased. Sus a view of to ow at door. SM monks beta tat 467-aw In 01- in Mile home, lr- nMrd or urknrtlrd, den to tanrA and shop- Ong.came. NO* ;itbiudst w%swon maidebb Wanes. d biV Nonsmoker. sut- able her 420-06r6. "I" female. saw aonraehe0 Morn for ant wflsoNBond area. Laundry access. $350/wveNh 1st {Masi[ Av=k6W Aug. t at CAN 571 -ISM or 43&7631 shlow AocoRtodBion HOUSE to share ah Aµx_ s(iacrous We bedroom e waerh doest, arheurb beth. wrath aanvervawe to wwrlv_ a ig. PsMng. va ndry AF mss ncknded $64& a jv %owehcea. ciedrt check Aval Aug 1 ull ave riw&sap 1416) 407-4117 Cpbw to Mara in Ch saw here Specious and guar with gaming i laundry sac rrwnfgas to 401 i Go) Dant mer a Mary Kliessn t93- (416QW3 4 Months Free Rent - Downtown Oshawa, am 3500 sq. R available. Park- ing and groat exposure. Bad rental tabs. Cal 434. 2447 or 655-4132. DOWNTOYM WMIDy. Dundas St . Approxirnabl r 400 sq.m. ofucs and up to 2500 sq.ft bay apace. C-3 zorwrng. Cal 666-3361. NORTH W"ITSI,nsvNy rerrovasid, 1500 eq.R Dios /retail space. Mille psrk- M call Cwlry 906 656 4644 4 906 372-0676. PICKEfAIAG VILLAGE. Oacw for rwrt in anal brio rig on King ton Rd.. b& d limits and high WIMC vs kans.619-1214 saran AiO tomes Avail" sil TAB HaflfAOpQ PISCO Mats Stam Ml -y60 I ' kaw Rel 3 bedroom oo■sps an Tent int tor=t 5:Flzp kat %W" � 9236. COTTAGE b rent 3 096- , rb. 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S so. r'e( $ehasso.iirtennWebbau"w' Frank PA mos)aeba171 CAPITAL PrCPOtaa +could flu b OMr you MO bed in Oshawa Livrg- Spacious 2 and 3 becliam tow+ homes starting at 5790 Cal tarry or 5740'.2/40 NOW a ,:TI Arxhamnw Ib Announcement he Financial & Special Services Group of Deloitte & I-ouche is pleased to announce that Alison Petrie is now LJ Trustee in Bankruptcy. 1 he partners wish Alison L ontinued success as part of the I)eloitte & Touche Oshawa team of professionals dedicated to providing quality Financial .4 Special Services in the tullo wing areas_ 6 personal & corporate bankruptcy • melt ers & acquisitions ■ shareholder disputes ■ tamily disputes - buy -sell agreements ■ income tax • court testimony Alison Petrie Thistee in Bankrupts t _ Deloitte & Touche Inc. 2 Simcoe Street South, Oshawa TOWIN AL � O t Place a birth notice In NEWS ADVERTISER and ask how you can receive your free Baby's Here Gift Pac! call 683-0707 r - • u d STAIOVVG �* mc; ff �` j MtrM[ aFattJ _ we =.3 .!a!• abww - ''i rut FS =s r Sunply share your goad news with fnelds and relauvea by placing a birth notice in THIS WEEK. Ask how you can recevc a gift cmufwA&c entitling you to a Baby's Here Gift Pac corsaining SZ worth of quality baby produce. TIM Baby's Hem Gift Pac certificate is redeemable at participating Sean Canada Mad stof s. bwil,W" podacts way be, sabmiwid or dalawd tum to Ola mKosds610 availability. If you're an expectant mother, Seats and THIS WEEK have a free prrsiatal gift package for you. Simply bring this ad to your local San Canada retail store and ask for your FREE Baby's On The Way gift pac. ,j;aa & P -1--f News Advertiser LAND 'O' Latae, one bedroom S349/waekly, two bedroom $449/weskly cot. tages. Fully equipped. 3 pce. bath, gas BBQ, m - Of vs, screened roan, boat Escesetni swrrrnig, Yeng & Walking traft. o.. Cal a Spm 866 0696. SOUTH of Mrdsn, Davis Lake. Puha* 3 plus bed - 0011 aaoan. rnekadea Isis viskm , pedals boat 6 carne. 3460 weekly Available Aug. and SOPL Cal (906)600.1913 LAID 'O' LAKES, two bedroom 000*n lar NKg settl- ing We d Oshawa SM tnigllt. 41133362644. W11 we nM aFJ111111101TEIR - kfy lur- nidrd air coodlorrd m. bile hoelnss duMwuw. inselnd points, hot lbs, Wo- his. athis, dose b bmaehrs and N"W dltacfore ph otos Shown in Yaw Children w1- --, lees 1h. now Cal (906)683` 5647. GOIIGEOUS - 3 baboon 3 be9xoanr bwnenre cenrd,. dow b terwove Cbarwabr beach. pool. pe, Corn, BBQ. private Yard. ardable Now -Doe, for nsD and to war Orhoke ddbt6.s a 5743711• THE NEWS AD 11 Ptbabe 0I Nrb6d For Sals VERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 911995 -PAGE 25 11 pfmftFo11111 m PIMb Fb1itM For sea. --s S LEVEL adsepit 5 bed- BOWMANVILLE- 3 bed- rooms. 1-4 PG., 1-3 PC- 1- rooms. 2 1/2 balks, plus 2pc. beMom. ), art cental basement apt. also hobby vac, double garage. else- room or oboe, large family Ironic garage door. n- room, fireplace. engrournd ground pool. Close b al pool. 6 appliances plus amM" . Very dean. window coverings, Dale Creat neighbourhood. yard. near sdroals, quiet Fledbls Ginseng. Asking comer lot 75x150, pus $169,000. 160 Goodman. lamed area, Frioed to eel. new price 5185.000. Cal 6232624. ATTRACTIVE 2 STORY, 3 bmblom hats weer at- fsdrd garage in good gree Of BoM = WIG, freshly peilnbd woo wow new ficce g 3 beA+noowes. n- dudn 2 pc an suis, bright kitchen. large hdo deck- gas heat, with da. Punted at *129.900. 623-3543 DICREDO" vaiumv Castle. war=der 4 ler at bM4•pet orsnnplassly An. weed. marry, upgrades Must Sash Close to al amorabr. $147.000 (SM) 43440141 LARGE toner lot, abed• roan, fbedaee, 2 garage. 5 vows aid. $151,000. Open Hans SaVSun 11-4pm, 205 Sandringham Dr. Coutes. (416)4"-0M. NE 09hawa, ravrve. 3 bedroan custom homeit mined rec room, garage. w rig and dating roan. 2 4 -pt washrooms. hardwood Moos. geeraetlwe hildnan. Only !122.009. Nbn1 IM a week. Pater Ned Sales Rap. Gude RuwRy 723- 5261, ESTATES Elegant executive horn. on 1/4 ads tar n Nor* Whfty Central air. n gro r+d poof. fully fora acapad. tastel+ey decorat- ed Lead to ski at $274.900 Cee MW 436 OSae b o" SUPER, 2 storey. $109,9004 bedrooms. rec room. garage. new kitdren and broadloom. 56200 down, and 5893 monthly incl ding taxes. Ted Haughton Remax Summit 668-38M WHITSY - 24M 9(ift. 4 bedroom. 2.5 balks, $10.000 down. Immeft Poasessan. As" $199.900. 416-439-9524 or 416-376-74U. fa..n 1 n SANMW%N "ONL W Tr Co. iVD. Mmufacmtas Of CC1rica fy and civic mcmiinaL4 suscc 1872. 11 siunrrooms or lKMIC appointrTIpLSt available D Dime Bomar (}05)427-4366 1 (SM) 461 -am 12 fly Liama.. aro. Alsa .esidents feel at home at Cedarcroft Place By Peter Hugh" If I had to choose r somewhere to spend my a "` golden years then I'd t choose a place like Cedarcroft Place. ` Located in Oshawa at 1 649 King St E., this premier retirement home provides residents with the kind of services and amenities you'd find at a nice hotel. All your meals are included and served in a ` bright and spacious dining room Them is also a library with the feel of sMrVdiN abcvw Manene Beattie, 43rvlazak home and an eating area nr:v friends where you can sit down to a prna-c -1 love being around peopie .: the meal when fnends and family visit. is perfect for me,- she says I al -.o lov There is 24 hour nursing the staff. The are so kind and friendly supervision with a doctor available at Carl Carson moved to Cedars, of all times. 2 years ago after being told about th There is housekeeping and the place by his niece, laundry services and planned activities -1 was tired of living alone an, including bingo, cards, sing songs and doing; my grocery shopping," he says pub nights. -Hera ever•••Iling is taker. care of. I Administrator Marjorie Beattie gi)es me time to enjoy life, go fo goes out of her way to make sure the walks, play pool cards You never ge transition goes as smooth as possible bored here... in welcoming people here from their homes. 649 King St E., own "Cedarcroft Place is designed in a Oshawa way to make people feel at home, she explains. -We offer them 723-9490 accommodations to suit every need and they can decorate their rooms an%-wa, Pq 11 they like. Colette Mousseau has lived at 16, iiiiiiein 04,311111 - _ _m Cedarcroft since January and says she T enjoys the freedom of being able to - come and go and that she has made COMFORT, CONVENIENCE & COMPANIONSHIP Full Time activities director, daily housekeeping Air conditioned, beauty parlour, 24 hr. supervision Supplementary nursing services available doctors office on site, chapel, personal laundry service RESPITE AND CONVALESCENT CARE AVAILABLE - For a personal Tour Call ?23,„9490 1i�.']6!__. _r'..:. ytrM -., ..r.w �.'ali.7'-r31 �_ air y^.:•.. r.4.•.�T.. :Ar.• :qtr' . . .:--: :- "'.."F.".a. t : r►rN..► . _ •n,aR-r+r-. t.►-.+rr e: s.•, r 'L •:., . +►re. ..ae,;;'�,.,�lss..rc .,A,,. r'hFihraar.irr,m PAC 2f-T1t1lE NEWS ADVERTISE1R SUNDAY, JULY 9,1995 P1imb a ko CafnP�r Money To 11 ForSd• 1 TtafMrsiNs LOW WHITBY. 3 bdnm. detdred, RED SETTER RESORT - on 55x120 IOL pofsum - Trent River near 1Ilgrreloek +lY Iandaesped, family Largs hrly serviced e�iss room wilt gas F.P.. da. 5 fro,,, S766/esason. CoMag Pr. en suit, nu "MUO up as 23 bedroan Iron i.130 grades. ael" 11174.000. - SM. 1-905-4364XW or by appoirwnent.430.8606. 1-7057763066. � Prop =T-= S350o bill priced. Secud- ad wooded Trader ot good road, sandy beach. fisting 112 hr from Oste s. (416) 431.ISSS BORROW 510.000 . pay as I11b as $110 per nroru6u.. o.a.d. Fns cordKiltaborw Anubw Invrebrwub Lid. Morveg" and Lorne srruos 1973. Cal .ferry (906) 434-2070. OBTAINING A LOAN 18 NOT GUAR- ANTEED.SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES, OTHERS DO NOT. IT 18 SUGGESTED THAT You INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE 1BN 1 ANY CONTRACTS. �1 p � • 1 • 1 ��� • �nion� • Con"nione OSTRICH and Emu for Bob. Chicia b Buse 1 .4 Yom Rtes expainues. For kal or nlomafron ual Bi Seguin, 706924-1140 or for 706.663-6.138 PROFITABLE restarsarul �. wak- n a■ornem •v Nm_ ug. and week mb dosed tirlerrsa . Omm n- *irs adov "o.00o. call W. Solum unr PA&%M, 6663253. ADULT VIDEOS- order Mrs beet by mail. Free brocuas. Free video ober. Fad, cussed service. HW Video 4640 Acorn #2201 -11- ' 1, Out. HaC 1Ls. MARK PAUL CLOUTHIER born SepL 14, 1965 in Oshawa, eeoelmg b bio• logical modw She was 21 ym old at inn of birik and worked appoc 3 yrs. pue- viawly Ior an aceotering fem in OshwaL k4o. or wharesbouls oa4.a lift TAROT. Numerology, Au- I V bVL%,IIIL UAI ■91 ras. Clairvoyance. Live In TIW x06 t042V I Psyches. Look n4- you fu- 5:30 P.M. OR t.30 p.1 cue. 10+. $3.99 per minAa. On Rogm Qlallll•l I ivowalie. 1490),8702770. Ent. 716 or SS aP0"11110 • 0 Taq-rf*R IS IwportatlM 10 Mn It up to doom Cd on" Mrls b fed 6Cg606/ o001p6rM f1�6R • Don't Forget O6haara/tirhitiby This wet & Mckal% Neva Adverd r Coed Dept. is orm for rw cm - v mimoe evm Sat 9:30 to 3e00'. To Mace Year Classiftill U Meese Cali 5769335 Mortgage rates should crack below the 8% 5 year barrier in the near future. If this will have any significant effect on the housing market is any one's guess. However, this reduction in rates does even further increase the importance of consolidating all or as many as possible of your outstanding debts. "CE ANGES" Mortgage rates vs term are slowly reverting back to the formulas used 8 to 10 years ago. The difference between 1 year and 5 year rates is now almost non-existent. where as recently as a year ago, short term mortgages were as much as 2% lower than long term rates. The old pattern was short term was always the higher rate scale. It appears we are heading back to the same type of rate structure. 'WHY THE MORTGAGE FACTORY?" N.J. In today's marketplace, most applications could be structured or put together, in a vast number of ways. Our main priorities on a file are #1 to locate the funds required at the best available rates and terms possible, and #12 to maximize your cashflow so that at the end of the month you have as much money available as pos- sible. In recent months, the average monthly savings have been in the range of $700 a month ( net savings , with some clients in excess of $1,200 a month. "I NEED MORE!" The friendly and helpful staff at The Mortgage Factory include from left, Hylton Mullings, Lesley Singer, Glenn Campbell, Sylvia Jules and Paul Chatham. You got it!!!. At The Mortgage Factory, our mortgage rates available, are as much as a 1/2% lower than regular market rates, and our personal loan rates are some of the best around. '" PORTANT' Most people do not realize that generally the first thing an institution does on an application, is a credit bureau inquiry. This might not seem like any big deal, but when the lender does a bureau, it shows up as a permanent part of your credit bureau file. Even that does not sound like any big deal, however, if 2 or 3 lenders turn down your application, (which could be as simple as not structuring the file properly) this will have a major impact on a lender approving your request. Most lenders have gone to some sort of scoring system for loans and mortgages, and numerous inquiries showing on the credit bureau over the past year can have a devastating effect. "WHAT TYPES OF FINANCING ARE AVAILABLE?" Every possible type of mortgages are available with terms from 6 months to a full 25 year fixed rate mortgage. First, Second and even Third mortgages are available, both open and closed terms. Cottage financing, raw land, both secured and unsecured lines of credit are readily available. Funds are there for home renovations, additions, tuitions fees, and always for our "WORLD FAMOUS CONSOLIDA- TION LOANS In other words for any worthwhile purpose. Till next time, Glenn A. Campbell Why Advertise In Focus on Business? Durham businesses wanting to increase their profile and sales volume find that being a part of the Focus on Business advertising feature definitely has its advantage. 11 Over the last few years a great many businesses - of all sizes - have found that Investment in the AjaxiPickenng News Advertiser's and OshawaWhitby This Weeks Focus on Business feature t•ave generated extra phone calls that likely would not have otherwise occurred. - How do you get involved? When a company makes a commitment to advertise for 10 weeks or the page. it.also receives a full feature story, complete with pictures: 0-40 The story reinforces the advertisement. enabling the business to explain In depth is product and(or service. philosophy. goals, special promotions and even an historical overview. Unless the business chooses otherwise, everything is done by the newspaper's staff: the ad design, story interview and writing plus the taking of the photographs. 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SY 1112 BUCK male, wry some, great cook, lov outdoors, plays squash tennis and WOVM 47 - looking for it*ntale similar interests. SY 111 SINGLE, while male, 26 interested in music, Spoft and other aclivitiee for a single. *bite lomale, honest• goal -oriented, attractive and caning nave no dependents. SY 1115 (os" TALL, attractive, white male 32. Jewish. soft - employed. liovall ard caning, looking for tad lady, i stile, ,on -smoker. 22.35, for ,arnage One chid okay. SY 1116 SINGLE white male, 31. 6 1'. 170 Ds.. brown hair, honest loving and monoga- mous. enjoys spollipg my woman. a" sports, et . seeking a single, white ferule. 24-34 slender and attract" wdh sante quell ties SY 1 t is !OSH) HUMOROUS. single. wlhte mane. 40 years young, no - dependents. easy -gang and down -to- ares, onjoys outdoors live music and Quer evenings at my coun- tv horne SY 1119 (06Fn EDUCATED. professional. Sean sagacious, very handsome, slim and Bo- gan! non-smoker, ron- drmker with natal vakres and no dependelift mould lite to most Lady. 39-50. w'!n Simi a, qualities. SY 1 t21 (OSH) GEMINI. 3ltrab'erre, singl0. ante male 32. 6'2'. too les seeks a tall. very attractive. single, white lemaw 27-32. )non-amooll �,on-drinker, no depen- dents, for hnrndsinp. possi- ^ a e.anonship SY 1122 iOSH) ARE you out there? �-oftsstonal, attractive, Ni male 41, with many See qualities to ower a Profit - `v stir" ladv 32-45 Cad le ' m ,tat special person SY 1123 fOSH) ,4UMOROUS. w-,gW whys 'nate 25 5'6'. it with black hair, green eyes, enjoys travel neves, Iong wakks and dining out, seeks 'amaie 20-30, to enjoy summer kageltor and pos- side ang-teat wattonship SY 1124 (OSH) DARE Devil. singe while 'tale, good bdcng. 24. cir- ',A performer, looking ler single white female, 20-25, early for a relationship, rust ova to travel (due to b! so please give rine a a SY 1125 (OSH) _ASY-GOING, white male. 6', i"rig father of two seek ng long-term atyyl0ai � A ��FF tie.av4 'al+ EP CLUB s and fun loving. SY 1127 4 (�) IN search of a while petite rpyj- lady with long hair, to be treated like a queen by a passion very colloidal male, 47, pp*� dark hair, 5'5", 135 Ibs., relationship hardworkei maker, social dlktlin enjoys dhidran, the outdoors, animals, good (siinQeilw) of humour. SY 1128 rsntag S81"Wier of two, nMnAa male, 33, 511', ar oys the t*rtl1 outdoors, bellf Nand a VWI* of music, boierg for hared someone >�� 10 spend les tin. SYSYY t= wla0on- traehety w b shave maw slan- af8n met sun? Single ded, 38, 4 husky YAM bey hair, bkw OY". MjoY plef�y ball. conceing. camping and (o>dol Ms and haw sone. spew bre.. MCs yet bgeN- 0r and will rhyme.. Met SY 1138 HALE, 45.5'8", wltil look- ing to meet someone for hiendof - SY 1132 (06H) 28, white male, good bok- ing, ainjoys Music. movies. cyclmg, horseback riding, looking for a slim, white iNrtefe. SY 1133 HANDSOME, honest. sin- gle. black mal educated. non -snakes. wry familr-on- ented. work out 6 days a week looking ler a %mate. color not mporlant fun -lov- ing and looking for good hoes SY 1134 Malo. 28, 5'5-. 180 lbs . Noes mars. rice dimers and king weekends, kiolarng for female. 25-32. country gid ler kph At and long lemn reiaeonsfny SY 1135 (00) SINGLE whtt mala. 28 6'. 250 lbs. enjoy romantic movies and dinners. tong walks and country music looking for single, white female. 25-32 with same iraaree'a, for ON term reta- bonship SY 1136 (06tH) HONEST and caning mate. 33, separated, down-to- earth, fun -loving. Ickes moviw quiet evelltrtga and Fg00d OOnlla sobom looking 01101 M0 sa" in the one, special lady SY 1138 (OSH) HONEST, acsve and amac- bw woo male. 28, 5'10-. 170 lbs . enjoys many sports. long rell cour" living and travel, seeking slim, attractive working lady 24-30 SY 1139 (OSH) SINGLE white male. 35 5", 1'. 180 Ids, )non-smoker physically lit, rice klokng. enjoys outdoors, country drives, king calks. moves and golfng, seeks female. 28-38 for kung term rea- tanship SY 114C (OSH) CRAVING openarfinded gal who shales my passions ler 1 night life, beaches. sunsets. romantic chi w rs. moonlit cruises, cuddling, carndeet Daft. TLC, flow- ers, communication, hon esty, and f-lendship SY 1141 (OSH) SEPARATED in Por. Hope. honest, cam; 40s. employed, single dad, into walks, drives. family and racing, not into bars or mead games. seeks female with similar interest, single moms welcome SY 1142 PUT some spring back into your step with TLC and romance from a diamond in the rough, huggable Care Bear, 30's. gentleman. SY 1143 (OSH) PROFESSIONAL white male, 57, 510', 165 lbs., non-smoker, fit, separated but with 14 year old daugh- ter on aeemate week hope to Rear from a slim. petite. 40-55, healthy, non-smok- ing, sensitive, warm and considerate lady. SY 1144 LOOVVABLE, single, white male, 42, non-smoker, enjoys family life, the out- doors, boating, fishing, j country music. quiet 1 evenings at home, looking for an attractive female, age or race not important, with f similar interests. SY 1145 a (OSH) d TWO single white males. Call THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 9, 1995•PAGE 27 ests. would like to meet a ATTRACTIVE, curious congenial companion to female. 35. wishes to meet enjoy them with. SY 2427 curious female or secure (OSH) couple, for fun get togeth- ATTRACTIVE, fit lady, 42. er, cleanliness and discre. 57', seeking tall, dark gen- hon a must. SY 5783 tleman who Ickes warm YA (OSH) summer days, candlelight COUPLE, mrd 30's. seeks dinners and good conver- female to have discreet sabon. SY 2428 MIOEPE w%cm" encounters. Must be open- "WWW a Way to Mees» early 40 s, employed, black female, minded, cm and drsraeet SY S784 (OSH) separated, would like to COUPLE, 30's. seeks meet tall• attractive, sin- other couples for fnend- cere, honest and caring ship, tun and encounters. male for reh itionahip. Race Must be healthy open - EXT. arrrrhpo suc Only ll person ntirndeed and discreet. SY Ole and successful person 5736 (OSH) need respond. SY 2429 COUPLE, and -30's, looking .900 .451 (OSH) for other couples for fun . SHE'S A KEEPER, tall, encotatters, must be open - slip. good-kokM blot . minded- clean and discreet. Professional. interested in SY S786 4464 wu meeting tall professional GAY while male 27 litres to respond to these ads ($1.99 per minute). You must be 18 or older. .y kid two white females, 18-25 attractive and goelornen and who know what the want in life. for fnendsh leading to pOssnble relabon ships SY 1146 (OSH) . aim. rnlalkgent non-smok 0r, gentleman mrd-4C's, seeking a woman 30.42 render 5'6' with same quelr- tos. for relaeonshrp SY 1147 CHRISTIAN. warm-hean,- e4 attractive male. a Sam - ng spam lady for possible hwndNrrp leering to a ela- bonsmp 24-34 SY 1143 tow HONEST and sincere, sill g%. white male. 32. likes campng, spats horseback icing. during out and quiet evenings, looking for a woman 22-35 ler possible relationship Kids O K SY 1149 (OSH) GENTLEMAN- 39 black - 160 lbs 5'9', educated. Outgoing, non-smoker. social drinker. looking lex a 4h40 %make ler a possible relationship Cali me for details SY 1150 SINGLE, non-smoker, er>logs oaurrtry kr daring. 50's i 60 s and outdoors. seeks a slim, ace aRtac- he lady. 56-63, for a dance partner and hfordi D SY 1151 SINCERE. divorced, while male. 55. brown now. haaal eyes. 5'7' slim, build. enjoys romantic dinner, dancing, country music social smoker and drinker seeks DOWA. wfvle %mate, 45-55. for titendshto possi- be •e,atanshtp SY 11S2 1 atbacaw. sinew rat- able, protesstonai white male. non-smoker separat- ed 5 510. shm, fit seeks pole quer, k to male. 40- 55. for a meamngtul long - tern refationsrip SY 1153 PHYSICALLY fit harirwork- ng mate. 33, smoker uok ng for attractive. hm-bvvV woman. 28-35. for a long- term relationship, no head iS es serious inquiries SY 1154 MALE. 24 5'8'. cute. great sense of fcumour, very sen- sittve not into head games, loyal. respecttul and hon- est seeking %mate 8-3C ler a redationsnic SY 115E SEPARATED, white. 5'9 39, feels 29 enjoys most sports. rock 'n roll country and the blues, looking for someone honest with sense of humour, must like chil- dren. for tong -term relation- ship SY 1157 SINGLE, white male. 30, 5'9-. 175 lbs . seeking attractive, white female who enjoys quiet evenings. movies and dining out. SY 1158 VERY attractive. 35. 6' 180 bs., athletic and fit, loves the outdoors, dining, danc- ing and shopping. I am hon- est and caring with no dependents. seeking an honest and attractive emale. 27-35, for a long- erm relationship SY 1159 SINGLE, white male. 36. coking for single white emale, 28-35, who enjoys variety of things including ining out, going to the movies or just staying home sage and renting a video. if any of this interests you, give ted me a call SY 11s8 (0511) y IF you are a single. white ro female. Mrd 30 s. attractive, aim, active, honest. loyal. k„nrig. with young children and need commiansrt, then cad You wont be disap- pointed SY 1161 (05" ATHLETICALLY built, pro- lessioll , 30-year-oid white mala, is interested ,n erjoy- ;ng the company of an attract" and personable female. 20-32. a sense of 'xsnour and love of the out- doors are also welcome frits SY 1165 (OSH) SINGLE 'ather 35 5'6 - seeks tomale. kids okay who Is honest and a-!oys quiet times. SY 1166 JOSH) ACTIVE. prof0ssior,ai white mel•. non-smoker separated, 5 10 slim seeks petite. pretty 'r lamatle. 40-50. lex etbdig" -I conversall and mearrng fu ,*lationship SY 1167 fel) GOOD-LOOKING, single, white mate 40 6 1" 165 les seeking a pretty, siren ndapoi do t woman willm a good sense of humour SY 11168 JOSH) ANOTHER single in Port -lope. 39 employed, Low at two, into drives. racing. home lite, not into bar or toad games. seek sincere tamale. 30-4C for possible ' arkxuhip Sin31a -Homs welcome SY 1170 JOSH) GENTLEMAN. 5C. single. Weis hike 35 good-hearted good-looking s*ekng pow lool' 3D-45. who likes a be seated extra specwl. for poesibke ting -team era tlonshc SY 1171 (OSH) DIVORCED, white mal* Water. mid 30'8 enjoys dw ou*doors. theatre, Movies and family times, patient. considerate, believes ,n commis m*nt and ability to compromise. seeking Sim, lar lernaie, 20-40 SY 1172 (fin DIVORCED, white male. 39. 6'. 155 tbs. brown nary anC brown eyes social drinker and smoker, cook mg, wild dancing. country music movies shooting pool darts cribbage and volleyball -ove augr and -c re SY 1173 (CISH) SINGLE .'ite male. 38, 5'9. 185 lbs. enjoys coun- try music, the outdoors looking for many nappy and fun times toge!her, long ter,* SY 1174 SINGLE, white father of one, would like to meet honest. good looking, ht lady for possible lasting relationship. between 25- 40 i m easy -gang and very well diversified. 6' tat. dark. active 36 years old. Don t be shy because 1 am SY 1175 (OSH) SEPARATED. 30's, fattier looking for a tall, slim. 9000 sense of humour indeper- dent female 25-35. for fnendstup leading to a rela- tionship, long drives and walks, Akar area SY 1176 MALE, 29. employed, toned and health con- scious, avid musician play in a classic RBB band, looking for an equal partner to share laughs and quiet times. for possible long- term ietetionshq SY 1171 HONEST. single male. 5'6'. 150 lbs. no dope dents. enjoys dancing ng out and movies. lex a si+gle female. 25 - for Possible long-term t om4hip SY 1178 AFFECTIONATE, ham some, musically mclrn 28 who enjoys camptn sports. crooning looking a )tort -smoking %mate. 32 for lrrond&htp-•eat sh; SY 1179 (OSH) AMBITIOUS. whit* ma 32. silt -employed. Irk thikdren, the or of and treating a !ady Irks lady If this sounds li something your ale n please -alt `+c SY 1180 (COB) COUNTRY-ORIENTE make. 49. 57 brow, ria biowrr eyes. fur to be klokmg for woman. 38-4 chlldrer, ny•owr up- S 1181 (OSH) INTENSE unbar. fur. 38, passion for cal music. arts, growl ..w upiorabw. seek slit. attractive woman 1 relaxed conversation. dt ng films, long-term a moms welcome. SY 11 [OSH) BROWN sugar, bled) m 30 s, fin and caring, I rnovrs. chiming, convey tion going to the par would Irk* to MNt se tenial* to, relatonsh, Oshawa area. SY 11 iOSH) ENGLISH nur5•. vOkrMt ng in .aan Anthema seek ing keno intelligent. suc cesstu man SY 2 (OSN) FULL -FIGURED woman enjoys theatre, navel. romantic limes- looking to someone compatible. 40 50, nor -smoker, socia drinker. emcioyeo slid ro^martic SY 2302 CAREER oriented %male. 26. fun -loving. outgoing. C hnsaan. who loves sports, the o,.t3oors and -ng walks wllh. deg. Looking kN Christian, independent male. 26.31. with same Interests. for friendship anc -ess,b,e a anonship- SY 2393 (OSH) FEMALE. 41. d vorced. seeks a non-smoking maie oompartm for lasting reia- tonshp, enjoys dining out. dancing. walks in the park, quiet even•ngs at home and weeiterldS Out. SY 2394(OSH) PETITE English widow. ,n 60's. likes travel. theatre. seeks non-smoking, dean gentleman with sense of humou,. fpr companion- ship SY2396(OSH) FUN, attractive. single. business woman. loves lite. music. movies, outdoors. (cooking for outgoing, white male. 25-28. no depen- dents and employed (like seal. for possible relation- ship SY 2396 (OSH) EASY-GOING, blonde but not dumb. 30.. female. seeks honest maie com- panion, 35., who enjoys dung and dancing. country music, movies. travel, boat - Ing and quiet tomes. S 39. 2387 (OSH) n- TALL. mdapendert. active dn- mom. white. 39. 5'10', look kokng ing for a cartrg and 39 man for frrtendstip and pos tela- sibie tong tem, relatfm5hrp SY 2396 (OSH) d SEPARATED temate. 58. ed. looking for an ,mderstarW- 9, ng and caring 'gentleman fpr doe Sn't smoke or drink. 23- likes outdoors and sports, m- dancing and long walks 55-58. fc 0. com van ons- p 'e a' -n- es ship SY 2390 (OSH) fpmarin LOOKING ',r a compan a kr. 45-55 must be horst lee srxwg bind trkatiroSy as rested am. ;s looktng for a kor'g- games form relationship. I enjoy dancung. theatre. countrit D :rives and some=^e ,f *nlc, `e with SY 2400 win. JOSH) 5 SINGLE -air long brown Y hair. Drown -eyed. 5'7' looking 'or a relationsm,c iMrloc- w :^ a tad male. 27.. SY dasst- 2401 ATTRACTIVE. wh -e ^4 Cfvesean lady. erwo QulM or walks. romsr^i,c :trimers. n- $ort music. kxokur, ler an Again gentleman, ag 82 around 4C who *)joys same SY 2402 ale. WHITE- :1 ntsaw !adv. 5c ikes Seeks sincere gentleman sa who's near! s ter_e to X Goo SY 2403 NOSH) sex INDEPENDENT and C at Ira t prolssydla Suva 83 'nom. 4C w,sreS to meet „xtieoe who enjoys 3wx- g. travel, thoroughbred aarng Dlayng poo' a good -ane, ncang a rodercotSter and Quit evenings watt - r ng '"e Jay's. SY 2404 (OSH) BLONDE. blue-eyed 346 wnaie. Medium bkald, sn- gle roan. looking for make. 26-34 5'10'-6'3', must gtiet work out low* kids Cxnver- r sation. romance, eat healthy, sir" most sports I and the outdoors Race d inrrperant. no games. SY 2405 MAGICAL.-ystial Lady. 4C's. petite. nature !over, successful. seeks gentle MW who likes garen,ng, -MON ry C. -N S. COOK. ng Mid cars SY 2407 (OSH) ROMANTIC, att•actNe. sir- gic. white female. 34, 5'6', slim with sandy b,onde hair, blue -avec, no depen- dents, took ng for a sensr- inre. affectionate mate 30- 39, for serious relationsnrp Dean, phone ca:k. Heave ru,moer SY 2409 INTELLIGENT single mom. 24. college graduate, employed. has wide variety d interests, seeking male, 24-30. Intelligent attractive, weight propo-!.onate to height. SY 2410 (OSH) SINGLE mom, 33. honest and canng person. enjoys walks along the beach, the Blue Jays and good movies. I'm starting life over and looking for a spe- cial friend to share time with and who appreciates oic fashioned love. SY 2411 (OSH) _JINGLE mom of two. 30, j* long walks, variety of music, has a good sense of humour, not into head games. Interested in friend- ship first, passible relation - that is interested in fun, horseback riding, loves travel. tl**I- - quer times pets. kol mg for the same and Conversation. 35-45. for friendship. SY S787 SY 2832 (0" SINCERE, shy. white female. 52. seeks same. for friendship, outings. gold. Ajax/Pickering area Joe. SINGLE ady looking for you responded to ad eft Y shp SY 2412 (OSH) ENERGETIC, 5'6- 39. sin- gle. white female. no kids. seeks similar ,ra.e *Is SirnCere runs, mountain bikes. Ski$ I- h+ertdsnp. pos- srbie b" g ter , relationship SY 2413 JOSH) LEO. 22, attractive mom of ane. enjoys fishing, 4x4. cards. pool and Harteys, Ven. -minded anng and honest. kokmv; 'or mate kir a ole 'arm relatiorut ip r SY 2415 STRIKINGLY a':ract:ve petite bkxWe. 49 ?:king for tail. good look rg g*n- ttoma , wno enjoys :anc- irq. !ravel and rpmanhc evemngs. 49-55 wnc is honest. caring :amid apprea- abs the good � ,n Ice SY 2416 INDEPENDENT. 3'lracbv*. sin" parer,,-, 29. trnoys brie. life and lots of augr,- M. seeks -ortanec "a - "an and best 'mend. 30'Ish. !o get out and ''�o lite 'c he 'idlest wilt^ SY 2417 GENUINE. srgle. 'vel -hg ared. 0mp�cyed 'er-ai•. f3or mrd 40 s. would ilii 'C Toot • mai• that's kind sincere the and not into 'vac games, rs a no) -smoke -%e Or ag .ser SY 2418 , OSH) ATTRACTIVE.:,.tgomg. r sincere. white. 6;11 figured female. 37. wnc ov*s young county lite, music. norses aid 4uw ernes ar none. s searcn:lg 'or a s,nce•e corSnm,Ried. marnag*-m,nd- ed while -nine 3: -4,; . -- sx-„a- retests SY 2419 VIVACIOUS. *,vie protes- s,dral widow -,ort-smoker. =aughter 1,5. hoping to meet ar educated. *mp,oy*C. sensitive man. 45-55. whc enjoys Ofending romance with "arndy its SY 2420 ATTRACTIIVE..ary outgo- ing. 24 5 7'. 13C ;les straw!:# •y Dionde ria ' artily roilerbiading. sw,rn - -ling, dancing and s: have a good rime seeing attuehc go.,:- cost rig 'ur :zi,. SY 2421 JOSH) BITTEN a -c snv, rul-'g- ured ,nom. 34, nor-cnnker, u iterSity educated. enjoys simp a feshlie. theatre. sports, ctxldren. rams and travel, seek,rg T,.0 from available and nuggabie tall male 35- ampioved same quabtnes a - '-a- r. -- SY 2422 COSH) ATTRACTIVE. a !gcirg. white femaie. 24. 5 3' ' , 0 lbs , enjoys danC -g, rollerbladng and good times. seeks ,Hale who is attraci ve and '.n :C be with SY 2423 JOSH) LADY. 46. high morals. seeks sincere. honest. intelligent gentleman who enjoys the better lite. for friendship and poss b,e long-term comritment. SY 2424 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE, energetic, blonde, single mom with razor vert. 31. seeks secure. romantic soul -mate with compatible interests and attitudes, 29-. for compan- ionship, committed. monog- amous and extremely pas- sionate life-long adventure SY 2425 (OSI) WIDOW, 57, non-smoker, attractive, with many nter- single straight lemales. 40- the wrong phone s. :all 50 ler 'nend5hip and out- again SY S7s8 rigs SY 3217 ARE you a ially woo s PROFESSIONAL biack cmely or has a ow selt- female. seeking prolesaron- esteem') This kind. clear. al black -a-e 'or friend- considered gentleman. srrc 513219 invites you to a discreet A •e`-ned, well-oducated intimate er counter. oom lady widow n late 60s. ple% will, a Do:Je of wine likes music. theatre. travel- and 'eiax,,N s. -s lal mas- irng. no desire of manage sane SY 5789 seers gentleman sormow- SECURE .o.pa seeks x rt Call et s meet '-tr clef- attractive while ^tale for fur• nee SY 3220 (COB) and discreet encounters OUTGOING s ncere .n Fuji -r -Pa- aro nealtiy good shape Sim" ware SY S790, OSH) male. 28 neo -smoke, SECURE ::,up a s••ks enjoys rte outdoors. :wr* attractive tem ae fof an 1% CYdng_ sports. dour" and discreet encounters end roe •^,.ere. ""rig a M s: oe :ear 3-rc mann fe-a,e •or '-<ndshrp SY SY 5791 (0SK,, 322310SH) OLDER =:iiii stra,gr, -A s mail ler d+ecreM get .get•+ers -,V De neat -IV I:e- r'----3-, SYS7W ATTRACTIVE ;a m. 'mid WIDOW ;ent a -a^ ^ 30's, she wishes to meet good *a.- 'Nor -smoker. 3r'r;cr•vei 'e -a es of nort-dnrne• enjoys home a^c e -s SY 593 'o. traveling, romance PROFESSIONAL ^olding hands, would "$to '-t. gay 'era a e- Oys '••eat a chnSSrin willow sports. cktdoors anc ,.tiNt. wto ._ s -a --wrests SY :lose n -es will, -nv par 4060 iCOB, mer. look,•). -or gar, t*man HONEST and clear easy 25-35 lex a tmoroga-n, s going senor. looking for re a• -.-snip SY STU hrndshp and comp anion- IOSH'I ship enjoy star c -eine or GAY -3e : :-.-e c PN D,-• SY 4062 30 s. gooc oou ng, nsair v SENIOR rLnar, 55- s.r- sincere seats ..,, -;e' buikt- good neallf'. ,00k.'y ^a,* • 3 ;_,•'-' 3^d for non-sn,,oke, :alt r,. , *-cs.,p s_ -e, . sasy-gong Wrtl•mar for assur*C 3-= •xpsc,ed^ compan onsn,p, wrRc ,lees =a- . . '^. fiber qu,*: 'i os occasona, SY 57.OSH., 96 damn; T"a:-e arc =our- WHI-E 'e^a,e 5 ^ e .r, -,.an; SY 4063 Oslo,, ^silting w- to SINCERE. senior aCy, 'emelt 4C s 5C s 'or suM- wo- d .Ka '_ '^wet other 'Ser . DOSS,b,* n*la- seniors or trave, enc -in- tors.-- .e-, discreet SY _ . S 4068 -z'% , OSH ) =DUPLE -:*rested ^ nor cou.-ies for good '+es tnanndsriC and Do" - _-r 'mere cloonitnesi inc WHITE -a,e. 3C ook -g 35c"Wor a -nusz SY s79r 'or an attached lady any (OSH) race. 20-45to out the GAY. write ma,e cost ^y spark DacK -to 'ry 'e 'or gay black -tate '8-4Z verb ascree' and clear SY aearviness and Iisc-etwr 5769 JOSH) assu:rc and axpeclec SY ATTACHED. '9. mate. sum 5798 JOSH) and attractive. straight. TALL. arract've, s.nye. wiS')dS 'c enCOtYtfer sex.:a, very 3screet ^ale, -to-iov experience. must be slim :fes. seeks -oup es • and attractive 18-3C a :;^ip and 'ur SY cleanliness and �s rebor 5799 a --s: SY 5776 TALL 3':rac!'ve. s.^g:e COUPLE. are 30's. seeks m d-•crt es ^a,e seeks other couple 'or fin. friend- 3:!-actne fera,e to ;arbi sn,p and encounters. "fust pa:e as a coup e r :re be Jper-, i^cec ciew and attemate ifestvte -c attend SY 5777 R+e nre - -- - --.ub -Ix KEN. neat you at Cedar s -crs SY 54W Park on the May 24 vreest COUPLE. 36. seeks Diner OM we were at Ino restau- couple for Lr and ertoo,,r- rar, by the pod when you tars. nencsnic ire[ can- as.ed :f you could try on m,ndednes& a ,. s,_ -e:-- ^ty leather vest. Diease a -.,s: SY 5802 (OSH) contact me c;v:s w,:n t',e ATTACHED. a'tract,ve ong ar SY 5778 (OSH) mate. 38, seeks araci-*c SINGLE white wale. cross or sigie female ler a 3ay- dresser, seeks female. 30- time encounter, dearixness 45, for companionship and dtsc•ebor assured. SY Please call my voice greet 5803 JOSH) ng tor'' nil details SY GAY 'enra,e. p,otessional 5719 (OSH) couple. 4C s artd 50s. non - SINGLE, professional. fit smokers. new :c Whitby female. enjoys Jeopardy. area. would like :o meet outdoor sports, )ton-smok- similar gay women for. er. seeks tie same. 3240. fnendstnp only. vanedinter- ,for a monogamous relation- ests. music, movies. dicing. Shop SY 5780 gardening ano �Ooc -cn- MALE, f 9. looking for versation. SY 5804 same. 19-25, for casual HI Y,ctona, we spoke about encounters. SY 5781 3 weeks ago and talked MALE scuba diver seeks briefly about laser eve same. for diving buddy, and surgery. I would rove to friendship Gays welcome ')ear from yck, please call. Oshawa. 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