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BY eandbetemoo4Po4fre pain. aches for local gig See ENTERTAINMENT / Page- 28 JOT mm 0 "1 L-A a& 0 News Advertiser Wednesday, July 121 1995 44 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 37,500 Vol. 114 No. 28 Driver turns himself in as biker hurt PICKERING — A Pickering man has turned him --self in to police after a cyclist was seriously injured in a hit- and-run accident here Sunday night. Durham Regional Police had been atppcal►ng to the public for help to Brid- ing the driver of a marexxt-colored mini- van which struck the cyclist at 6.-M p.m. The minivan was southbound on Altoona Read and was passing ww-ohcr s(xithbo and vehicie when it struck the cyclt_sL who was travelling northbound, p,olicr repot. A 42-yearn-4oid Pickering man turned himself in to police Monday mormng. N I charges have been lad yet. The cyclist, a 3K-%ear-ok1 Scarh ,r- ough resident, was taken to Ntarkham- Stouffvilic Hospital by ambulance and later transferred to Sunnybrox)k Health Sc►ence Centre in Toronto. The man was wearing a helmet, which po>licc credit with saving his life, according to Staff Screcant Al Graham. He was listed in good condiuerl at press firm Ycswrday. Inside M the na+nrs Sports.................................21 Entertainment .....................2 8 Classified.............................31 Phon* littera General 683-51 10 Fax 683-7363 Sincerely Yours 1-900-451-4464 Ext. 34 1nfoSource 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 The News Advertiser regularly uses recycled newsprint 93c + 7c GST = $1 The great graffiti cover-up Curtis Pritchard, left, and Brett Bowden paint over graffiti on the facing of a train track bridge over Hwy. 401 at Liverpool Road in Pickering. It's all part of an initiative by a group of artists called The Cleaning Krew to remove racial slurs and other hate messages placed in highly visible spots by van- dals wielding paint spray cans and brushes. Story on Page 8. photo by Andrew Iwanowslu Rick Johnson big spender iin Pickerng civic election By STEPHEN LATEGAN STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — Election cam- paigning can he an expensive busi- ness. Just ask Rick Johnson. the biggest spender in last November's municipal battle for ballots. The successful candidate for the Ward 3 regional council seat spent $33.87.3.56 on his campaign, includ- ing $11,312.17 on a victory party. The Pickering clerk's department Thursday released the financial reports of winning and losing candi- dates. A long list of contributors to Town council and school board candi- dates' campaigns includes a variety of developers, businesses and individu- als. Following are highlights of the winners' financial statements: Mr. Johnson chalked up $35.243.04 in campaign income, including a $4,912.N) surplus from the last elec- tion. His total expenses of $33,874.56 included $21,986.47 on pay -outs for items that have no limit — like the victory party and $10,032.30 in fund- raising expenses. Mayor Wayne Arthurs was close behind in spending with expenses of See CANDIDATES... Page 2 (C11,ORV,Ei==Noon nTiEC A REHERE SEE INSIDE FOR DETAILS ,I Rick I Johnson PAGE 2 -A -THE NEIVS ADVFXMER, WED., JULY 12.1995 Cleaning up for hospital Part-time Pickering firefighter Glenn Demming and nurse 'Radar' wash cars Saturday at the Metro East Trade Centre to raise money to help Ajax -Pickering General Hospital's MASH campaign to Make Actual Savings Happen. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Neighbors of duplexes sav street has become a big parking lot By STEPHEN LATEGAN NTAFF kF�t�KTER P1CKi-RING — Looking out his tieing room window. Ray Landry sees dirt yards stretching out in front of three duplexes and rows of vehicles along both sides of his street. " We had a nice neighborhood." says the Faylee Crescent resident. He's one of several people on the crescent frustrated by six newly -con- structed homes there. Three of the six structures are duplexes, with two dwellings in each. The extra families have meant cars are parked along the curb. in many cases. says Mr. Landry. blocking his exit in the morning. Police refuse to ticket the vehicles, he say S. Mr. Landry notes Town bylaws prohibit the duplexes. A 1992 zonine bylaw for the land approved by Pick- ering council bans multiple dwelling units, including duplexes. Regulations for the 'SI -9' zone prohibit anything over a "maximum of one dwelling unit per lot", and allow for single - detached homes only. But, the bylaw is rendered mean- ingless by the provincial Residents Rights Act. Bill 120 passed on July 14 of last year allows for two dwelling units in the same structure. According to Pickering planning director Neil Carroll, the NDP government sought to keep housing costs down by expanding the range of available homes. The bill overrides existing municipal laws. "Ibe question is," says Mr. Carroll, 'what impact do these homes have on (the co nmunity)''' A construction permit was first granted to the owners of the Faylee Crescent land shortly after the pas'.sage of Bill 120, and revised in November Of last year to allow for second dwelling units within each structure. Bill 120 was passed by the Province despite opposition from many municipalities which had con- cerns about, among other things, the increased demand for parking space. Such demand has become a realitv on Faylee Crescent. Mayor Wayne Arthurs says although the Town is on record as having opposed the provincial legisla- tion when it was first put in place, other matters prevent it from being a priority at present. The mayor reports be agrees in principle with the Province's motives, saying the intent of the bill has to be looked at in "a broader sense. "We don't want to see the commu- nities disrupted, (but) there's bound to be some sense of additional parking and traffic flow." Newly -elected Durham West MPP Janet Ecker won't commit to a stance on the previous government's bill, but says she is interested in hearing the concerns of the municipality and indi- vidual neighborhoods. "We realize there is a problem that does need to be addressed." The provincial law is currently fac- ing a court challenge by the City of London and a homeowners' group called the Coalition to Attack Bill 120. Candidates rile reports on civic election finance's FROM PAGE 1 $30,301, income of $34,214 (most from contri- butions and fund-raising events and a $7,004 surplus from the last election campaign which was held over by the clerk's department). Mayor Arthurs has a surplus again, this year of $3,913. Ward I regional councillor Maurice Brenner spent $9,104.52 after raising $12,504.62, giving him a surplus of $3,400.10. Local Ward 1 councillor Dave Ryan had a $6,473.05 campaign deficit, raising $5,815.76 with costs of $12,288.81. David Farr, regional councillor for Ward 2, raised $4,822.07 and spent $4,813.33. Ward 2 local councillor Sherry Senis raised and spent a total of S5.034.94. Local Ward 3 councillor Enrico Pistritto raised $9,450 and ran up expenses of $9,948.81. Durham Board of Education Ward 1 public school trustee Ruth Ann Schedlich had a total of $654.35 in expenses. Ward 2 public school trustee Jill Hamilton totalled $387.13 in contributions over $100. (School board candidates aren't required to list donations of under $100 each.) She ran a surplus of 55.48. Susan Kular, public school trustee for Ward 3, raised and spent $3,252.04. French language Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board trustee Samuel Montas had contributions and expenses of less than $2,000. Separate school trustee Kevin Aske broke even in his campaign, with contributions over $100 totalling 5800. The second successful separate school trustee candidate Jim McCafferty ran a self-funded campaign of $1,167.40. t1�T SUMMER SAVINGS Nunter Douglas oQ s t�•s0% % 5oto v.WC `\ to-`�/ 2 0; 1r* \ t f m ..t t $ FACTORY $ FACTORY ZOREBATE 12020 REBATE as• Dr More Great Energy 'Your Window Decorating Centre' BUNDS a DRAPERY ('88 Old Xtngstoss Rd, Ajax (-Picker-ft.g Village) SHOWROOM HOURS' lttoa,-WC& 10-5, Thum. & Fri. 10-6, Sat, las P Rally to raise awareness of D `We'll do what we can,' cede what would have been the say organizers after first-ever Take walls turned down Back the Night By LINDA WHITE STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — A group of women refuses to "lie down and play dead" after its plan to host a walk to raise awareness Of violence against women and children was turned down. Instead, the group will go ahead with a rally featuring speakers and entertainment — already booked and which was to pre - Crash senior in intensive care PICIo7tM — An elderly woman remains in cane folbw- ing a collision here Friday night The 68 -year-old West Hill resident was driving a 1993 Ford Crown Victo- ria northbound on Btuck Road, north of Concession 5, shortly before 9 p.m. According to Durham Regional Pdice, she lost axwol of her car while passing another vehicle. crossed into the southbound lane and was struck by a 1993 Fad Tempo. The woman and her husband were taken to Ajax -Pickering CknaW Hospi- tal. She was tiansfemed to SL Michael's hospital in Toru m. while her husband was treated and rek sW. The driver of the Tempo. a 28 -year- old Ajax wo riven, remabs in stable con- dition at Ajax - the d urwge to the Gown Victoria at $15.000, while the Tempo sustained S10,000 in dam- age. Both vehicles were towed frau the scam. The accident remains under investigation. walk to Picker- ing. "To say we're disappointed would be too lit- tle," Rita McDonald says of a plan recently THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, JULY 12,1995 -PAGE 3-A violence on womenics ' - `We hope to draw attention to the issue in rejected by Durham Region's works committee. "We'll do what we can." Though Pickering Town council approved the march route proposed by organizers, Durham council's works com- mittee turned it down because of safety concerns raised by Durham Regional Police and the Region's works depart- ment. Organizers wanted the march to begin at the Pickering Civic Complex on The Esplanade, travel north on Glenanna Road MUTUAL FUNDS INVEST NOW No cost to transfer holdings for better service and convenience. No cost for answers to your questions about mutual funds. Make the first of many good investment decisions CALL TODAY. MULTI MUTUAL The Courtyard, Unit 16 Denis Ardagh 428-8613 THE PLANNING ACT I) TOWN OF PICKERING Take notice that an application to amend the Zoning Order filed as Ontano Regulation 102'72. has been received by the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing. The application is: Applicant: Don Bennet File No: 18-ZO-0299501 Proposal: Severance to permit 2 residential lots. .81 hectares in area, in Part of Lot 3, Concession 7, Town of Pickering. All submissions in support of, or in opposition to, the application described above, and received by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing, 14th Floor. 777 Bay Street, Toronto, Ontario. M5G 2E5, on or before the 25th day of July, 1995, will be fully considered before a final decision is made. Please refer to the file number indicated above. In addition, under Section 47(10) of the Planning Act. any interested person may request a hearing by the Ontario Municipal Board on an application for amendment to a Zoning Order. �' to Liverpool Road, south to Hwy. 2, then east to Glenanna Road and back to the Civic Complex. The group had considered other routes, but maintains that one offers the best exposure, is well -lit, is near bus routes and offers plenty of parking. "We met all the requirements they were looking for, including liability insurance, a bitter Ms. McDonald says of the propos- al. "We cannot appeal the decision" or even alter the route because the works committee doesn't meet again until Sep- tember. "That just wouldn't give us enough time." Still, the group hopes to reach as many people as possible. "We hope to put up posters at high schools," she notes. "We do want the young people involved, espe- cially high school students." The rally will be held in Esplanade Park behind the Pickering Civic Complex on Thursday, Sept. 21, beginning at 6 p.m. That's the same night candlelight vigils will be held in participating com- munities across Canada, including Oshawa. While Ms. McDonald hopes the rally will create awareness of violence against worsen and children, she hopes it will set the stage for a full-fledged walk next year, complete with a march. "We hope to draw attention to the issue in a positive way," she notes. Organizers are looking for portable washrooms, candles, face painting materi- als, pop, chips and coffee. They're also looking for donations to help pay for a rented stage. If you're interested in helping out, call Ms. McDonald at 831-8710 or Debra Owen at 837-1918. CASHWAY W upBUILDING TM ' YOU CAN DEPEND ON FOR SILO.., sica r int 1 r��-- _ —LATEX FLAT LATEX _ urits CEILING FLAT FOR CEILI� PAINT mer 1NTanion PAINT ing Easy to appy • NtOM NIOt11d • 3X-00018 •� 171-112 3, tJl �D — 99 3.711 urea W. 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WED, JULY 12, 199S -I .'I 1.,. tl . l ) dI, i r 1 a a I. ♦ a{ t Gi"'kve ax mayor a piece of your mind AJAX — You'll have a chance to tell Mr. Witty will host his second Town Hall mayor Jim Witty what you like or don't like Meeting on July 13, beginning at 7 p.m. in about the town at a meeting Thursday, the banquet room of the McLean Community Centre at the corner of Westney Students test skills at meet Road North and Magill Drive. DURHAM — Four area sigh school students who test- Everyone is welcome to com- ed their skills ment or question the mayor about half of their c�ate� the continent's best finished in the any topic related a the Town. � g� � � international meet. You can get more information by Dunbarton High School students Ken Barkhouse and calling mayor ore in s office at Steve Maste and Pine Ridge Secondary School's Aly calls550. Valli, all of Pickering. and AkA Kish of Anderson ILAXW_ giate Vocational It Umm m Whitby m nrned home recent- ly from the American Skills Championships in Kansas City. Missouri at the end of June. They qualified for the meet after winning gold medals at a provincial contest in Hamilton in early May. Before competing there, they earned gold medals at the Durham Skills Challenge. held at area schools at the end of March. Mr. Valli had won gold medals in the job interview cat- egory. while Mr. Maste earned top spa in electronics and Mr. Barkhouse finished first in INTERNET auto mechanics. Mr- Kish went to the internation- L\Ir MSTUIED U1 YOUR al meet after earn- C)MMTER P'S 2 bolls OF LU ing a medal at the ANAL Ta'+nING Durham Skills r1i YOUR OWN HOME Challen F ONLY 5" g c YOUGET because there was - FUL LA rULNI T ACCESS no sheet metal - E-K4,11ACCOUNT competition at the SS -00 mto*--rH roue to Hobs provincial meet �rrK)%.,kL HO(-1tS ONLY Soc this year. 14.4 FAX NODEIIRS LNST.0 I M 549 ti GU1(905) S09-1226 Don't Wait For The Heatwave Order' Your Air Conditioner Today! HE t1u■smmamon PICKERING / AJAX r (90 5) 83941234 ► °� - WHM3Y / OSHA WA ,. :. •.•! , (905) 427-5561 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• •• • . . . • • . • • . . 0 . . • • • •• • • %•• • di di6 • t • • • e a • • ser • a -a '• s • It z - • • • •t • It • , a • • • • • , • • • a • • a • • • • • • • - - - • It • - - a a a 1 • d a tfar�G6id � r r.<r ttk. •�\ in � - r p FA 1 7 bv t , r.., �.{a Ft`s` � �.l,.r„� v►• a s • 1J a rn mar• t l,r,,,,-r,arana'n� . • • � [ lCOV N y ,• y • m �+ TT.' 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Iw, p m. tirarr 't/.,w T.. Man,p .. • ........... .......... • a • • • rr} yn ,alucn.,m • rll� tilt' • a • • • • • • • i .u, ,n tirarr trranbc nJ Kt.iJint: Ra • l'.Il\ • • • • • ; F lvla,n )u.t With. n.,r�n' •• OI•o• Lid • • • • • • • • • • _ � 5 p m. r'upf-In,..nt;rn t{nak ' • TFM9 yq•m•ri11!y tsd d IIt• 2 EnvNs � •. Nf•t�Mn •a •• • •• • v)p.m �,1a,n y, W.dt [{n„ • • 1 Enptai'••s rtt.At ttad . • ttw r m.n•vai• IwLtt•••s •illl bf cont•cied W*c Itrt topub�� r • • • • • • ' ;Spm 1.1,nV, 1{.i n.l • •qa or 01C•r 3 Tarn C•rl•e yt p m - lu.t KI• • agree bArc nt AOyr^IL. W • • • • 1 • ♦ i ' �t .y �r 1 I a i t 1 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • THE NEWS ADVERMER, WED, JUY 12, 1""AGIL&A Ontoro plan bulldozed, new waterfront trail site sought By KEITH GILLIGAN AJAX — Some homes on Ontoro Boule- vard won't be bought and demolished to make way for a portion of a waterfront trail. Several residents living in that area attended Ajax council's standing committee Of the whole meeting Monday to tell politi- cians buying the homes isn't necessary because the waterfront trail can be relocat- ed. The towo's recently approved Waterfront Management Plan recommends demolishing hooses on the south side of Ontoro so the Ajax portion of the Crombie Commission's WA can link up with the Whitby section. The homes were to be bought as people moved out of the area„ at the south end of Lakeridge Road. The Crombie trail runs from Burlington to Trenton along Lake Ontario. " Ibe rationale provided on why the Town should acquire the homes on the south side of Ontoro is serious and significantly fails to recognize the contribution homeowners have made improving these properties." Ontoro resident Peter Warren said. The waterfront plan indicates buying the homes would increase public access to Lake Ontario, but Mr. Warren said people can get to the beach at the south end of Lakeridge Road. A sidewalk could be built on Ontoro to link the trail in Ajax with the Whitby sec- tion, he contends. Mr. Warren questioned the cost of buying the properties, saying, "Can the dollars spent on acquiring the homes only to demol- ish them be better spent on public education, hospitals, health services. community cen- tres, libraries?" The Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority (CLOCA) would buy any homes needed for the project. Mr. Warren is also concerned a future council could expropriate the homeowners. Mayor Jim Witty said "no one's land is m peril" because of the waterfront plan. "I don't want anyone walking out of here tonight saying 'they're going to take our home'. I want them to walk out of here knowing we were here tonight to protect their land." CLOCA doesn't have the matey to buy any of the homes, the mayor reported. An open house will be held in the fall for Ontoro residents to discuss the location of the trail though that area. The committee of the whole voted against a 'public -acquisition strategy' for homes on the south side on Ontoro. The meeting on Monday was held to incorporate recommendations from the waterfront plan into the Town's official plan. The waterfront plan advocates two properties be rezoned, including a develop- er's 10 -acre tract at the foot of Harwood Avenue. The new zoning for the 10 acres would permit a municipal building, a library, art gallery museum, community centre or five theatre. Hi -Rise Structures Inc. still owns the land, but before it can build 91 townhouses on the site, a marina has to be constructed. The company is going to the Ontario Municipal Board to have the marina -first requirement removed. The committee's recommendations will be considered by council on July 24. Areal page turner Robin Crowder couldn't wait to Picketing Public Library get into her book recentty while waiting for her family outside the photo by A.J. Groen k i. E PAGE f-A•THE NEWS ADVEWIMEB, WED., JULY M 1"S Timothy J. Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor-in-chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Advertising Manager Alvin Brouwer Retail Sales Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager A Metroland Community Newspaper published every Wednesday. Friday and Sunday. 130-132 Commercial Ave.. Ajax. Ontario. L IS 2H5. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement based on his sole discretion. Page sizes may vary slightly from published rate card due to mechanical reNuirements of different print- ers. Second Class !Mail Registration 1897. Mail sub- scription rates Can. l yr. $70 GIVE dop"MEN US .a CALL General 6:33-5110 tie % sroom 653-5110 Distribution NO -5117 Classified 6133-0707 (Nightline - 798-7672) RA 6H ,_? 36 ; Sincerely Yours 1-4(x)-451-4464 ext. 34 I n foSou rce 6R 3-7(.3( ) Real Estate and Automotive Sales 798-7672 National Advertising 493-13(X) The News Advertiser welcomes letters to the editor on topical issues. controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for length and legal reasons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone num- ber for our information. They should not exceed one and a half pages in length. rp?The News Advertiser � regularly uses recycled newsprint Not so super Bigger isn't always better, especially when it comes to big government. And, less is more, particularly when it means less duplication of services would give taxpayers more bang for their bucks. Those sentiments come to mind today as w•e attempt to come to grips with the implications of a proposal by Metro chairman Alan Totnks to combine Metropolitan Toronto with most of the urban munic- ipalities in Durham, York, Peel and Halton to form a new Toronto Region. The plan for the 'super region' has received mixed reaction from the mayors of Durham's major municipalities. We share many of the concerns expressed by those against the proposal and we have some of our own worries. What we don't need is another level of govern_ mens to further muddy the picture and leave us won- dering more than we wonder now who's running the place. where are taxes are going. What we do need is tatter co-ordination and co- operation on the part of civic kadcrs in the Greater Toronto Arra that could give us a streamlined inter- regional public transit system. a solution to our waste management crisis. a concerted effort to bring new industry and a powerful lobby void: that would he heard loud and clear by Queen's Park and Ottawa. A 'super region' is not the answer. What we could use instead is some forward thinking h} r Greater Toronto Area Mayos' Association memher-', who should he able to we beyond their own back- yards to make this economic hub of ()ntario an cern greater place. R'RrrE To THE NENh's AD6TxT1SER I ;0 , „ _ CUI<1� tl_R(:'LAI. Aye=., A.J.�i, LIS $ _HS OR FAX US AT 6H?- r?6? Your views on fatherhood are destructive To the editor: 1 wet atTuDed to read the t.'yrtvaal and desuuk - tive commentary entitled "Father's Day strike, fear in our heart" published on Father's Day- Nox only were the comments unduly hx,,h and enter.d of fathers, they Are also exa_genited or untrue. the writer managed k) share a mere five lines out of approximately SC, in his article in wheel[ anything remtwely positive was said ahtwt the: institution of fatheitxxxi. Stxnehow the author also managed to make [Neale ftvj; !erica[ sound con- descending and patronizing towards "Ward Cleaver' type tathers. Let's examine some of the coxnrnentt which the autlxv felt urn apprq iaie for this okcai,ion: • "( Vxis are cursed with a father who prefcn to mete out discipline with a cleaver-" Give us a PUD brt:ak. «'hen wa, the leis[ time any of u, hLard of fatherly dit<ipline [kin,; exoxci cd even mca,io r- ally in omit an unsfo:t ihie manner. sad for you if ytwr father fills you with fear and loathing_." This comment is. of course, valid tin its own. I Iowevcr in the context it is _,riven CLp.Kd status and likelibtxrl ;i, thtrc o--hil- (Jren "who lobe their 1)al7 Even in a mvicty in which dewyLe xkj family hreak-up i, endefni� it is definitely true that most parents. including tathem. love and etre for their children and f, -v - ing: ant reoprot:atcd by their childrtn. • ('trnrnent, about -loving the little (Urlim_s" are facetious and imply exaLdv the oppt).lte by the author of this article. • Comments on the author's misgivings as regard, "the mecv , procreation thing —intim tcN with soxnebodv other than twrself' are off 4j*0 and I don't think it's anybody else's busines, other than the atuhor s. Despite the fear of sexad- ly transmitted diseases it might surptiw the authv to learn that procreation is still very much to vogue atnt)ngst the %,Lst majority. The article in yuestK)n was in poor taste and &I,trucuve. Ns a normal citizen rt�adim! our com- munity paper I tzut assure yew that I do riot A)ff - eiate the sentiments expre'ssed- I would he deliI_.ttted if I was to find an article shortly elatx)rttinil on the rrt<ajtxity of h:tpp} chil- dren and their tathers who live in this conununit%. I excuse me I have to go and play tenni~ with nn k id-,' Rob Cornish. .Ajax by Steve Nease P THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JULY 12,1995 -PAGE 7-A OF pjC,F A° �9 Town of Pickering ,*k z -RING(905) 420-2222 (905) 602760 JUL Council Sunm,er mess JULY 12 * i Comte ng * Commitee or Aunt ANNOUNCENT * Pickering Transit * NEW FARE STRUCTURE * EFFECTIVE: JULY 4- 1995 Exact Tickets Monthly * Cash (Book of 10) Pass * Adult $1.50 $12.50 — Student $1.50 $12.50 * Student $1.00 $10.00 $38.00 with valid Student ID * Child $100 $10.00 I5-13 yrs ) * Child Free when accompanied by a * (age 4 & under) fare paying passenger Senior Citizen 50c -- — 1�' Blind Passenger Free -- — * (wdh C NJ B card) SPECIALIZED SERVICES NEW FARE STRUCTURE .� EPF-ECcT1YE--101-Y 4 1425 Exact Tickets Cash (Book of 10) Local Fare $1 50 $12.50 * External Fm $300 — * Pickering Lawn Bowling * Starting Monday, May 29, 1995 at the Claremont Lawn Bowling Greens "Free Bus Ride Mondays" * July 17th, 24th and 31st Leaving the Pickering Town Centre at 9:10 am. * Returns from Claremont at 2:15 p.m. (Bring Your Lunch) Earl Wilson Greens opening later this Summer is N %SIF: OF REGNTEREI) ('A\ URATE OFF WE \! SPI.. Tcrrr I oval Coun. fli,,r H.ud )! 1 f. N -11,h. l L --al Coun�ilLx Aa[-; ()l.'E%'ILLON. Claude FrrnLh L.anruarc -Scpanac i, txM l Tru..rr k at. Snnc Regional CoufuAlor - N.Vd 1)I\THFk. T00% 1_..::al C rarrnillor 'A and F— FUN, FUN, FUN * ALL MONTHLY * �t MEMBERSHIPS 1/2 PRICE FOR JULY & AUGUST Squash. Racquetball. Health Call 831-1711 and our Recreation Complex Staff will assist %ou. * * U The great graffiti cover-up comes to Aiax. Pickering O Teens who have had brushes with the law and other young artists team up to erase illegal and hateful messages AJAX-PICKERING — Graffiti artists are at work once again. Hoping to work hand-in-hand with 'the community. the artists are trying so curb illegal graffiti and hope to find the opportunity to legally display their tal- ents. A group of artists calling themselves The Cleaning Krew mcertly go wpeth- er to help paint over the gwrib that hm been plaguing Ajax and Pickering. especially on brpdges and overpasses - The project began on lune 24 in Ajax and continued last weekend with a mass cleaning of the Pickering arca The program has the support of the Durharn Regional Police Street Crime tTnit. GO Transit and the Canadian National (C!) Police. and is expected to spread throughout Durham Region as more vouths )isle the Krew. Once illegal graffiti is sported, it will immediately be removed by youths armed with rollers. using paint which matches the wall's coke. The cost of the paint is covered by suppursers of the program - The group also wants to educate the public and separate the artist.% from those who use spray paint to spread racial slurs and hate messages. while some of the members have formerly been charged by police for illegal spray painting and have been forced to remove graffiti as part of their punish- ment, not all of the Krcw have had brtpshes with the law. "I feel a little uneasy about taking someone else's stuff down." says C hria Dicks, one of the artists removing graf- fiti. "I'm too old to be doing tpis. let alone get into a fight over it." The Pickering clean-up would have cast S 11.000 to complete. according to Mr. Dicks. but fellow artist Adam Fitzsimmons trade calls and managed to get the paint for free. " We need a happy medium." said one anonymous artist in a written appeal to the Durham Regional Police for the force's backing of the initiauve. "I'm sure you have no idea of the num- bers of people involved here and it's melesss trymg to stop all those involved by youtrself." While Krew members have been helping to cover up the graffiti. they are also putting the word out on the streets. ..We will be able to identify offend- ers before you will:' wrote the anony- mous artist. "We will give them the opportunity of either repairing the dam- age caused or being forwarded to the (Street Crime Unit). This group of artists is hoping to have walls set aside to legally allow for the expression of their own art Since the program began, area businesses have shown an interest in having some of the artists paint murals. "Those involved in my cause will express nothing but sheer creativity. I know for a fact that there are businesses who actually require and appreciate our work and as a goodwill gesture and appreciation for the opportunity, we Will do the wak for free, under me con- dition that tee wall is pruned.» UP TO 170.0 BROKEN WINDSHIELD?0 No Overcharge to Insurance Co. (Limiled im«*- Pd&N Locabm) ••' IliFREE ♦, .� ♦ =.1 OIL HANGE 837-0607 -Based on Insurance Prices -All work Guaranteed • Call for details on Car clean ups! INTERPROVINCIAL860 Brock Rd. S. • Urlit lit Pickeri ,Ort. 837=7819 Fax Billboard items to 683-7363. FINAL DAYS 3P7 pe B w In REGULaa - , FIRM SUPPORT 9 it EXTRA FtRY ff SPIEC:AL ED(T.ON ORTHO PEDIC �fT1YE � :d DYNASTY S '89 SET $314 69SET $284 -GJSLE 89 SET 324 15 Year ■ Guarantee Single Mattresses s129ecu ismatchec Sets n«,et• Set $159 ORTHO PEDIC 3C SET $224 DOUBLE_ 169 SET 284 . 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'"q„s'.'° 1 -SET OF SHEETS -BED FRAME *MATTRESS COVER -PILLOW -OW Fraw _ .� �� with any matching ",tress Stet Purchased lowt* Oresso w w....... w..•....w Ct" .11 TAUNTON 1 IO it p • � U � m � CA 1 7� te„rew assn w.w 433 , ff .1052 The park is alive 40 with. the sound of music A concert in Rotary Park in Ajax Sunday offered up the Celtic sounds of Canadian band Mor- gaine LeFay. ?lily NEWS APvER'•. �'Pr,�►19!!S-�wGE l -A, his concert October Browne entertains the audience gathered he pa -k. j Above, baby Derek W Ikinson wonders what all the commotion's about while big sister Heather laps up the music with dad John. photos by Andrew Iwanowski At right, Cailin McNamara grooves and moves to the tunes with the help of dad Stephen. Imp -4- TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY Offering a!I insolvenq services inclt;dine persona] & corpC'cte ^atUi, ILC.eS OSHAWA 122 Albert SL 721-75M AJAX: x; Cv--�� Are 61-1.173 COsouac: - K. -y s.14 z-1-:.. .. S ev?^ mm -ems' -n tape James R. Yanch FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION Call 683-5110 i with your news items. NOTICE IS YOUR HOME ELECTRICALLY SAFE? We're here to help. Our Electrical Inspectors are experts at identifying fire and shock hazards as well as providing general knowledge of your electrical system. We can visit your home and perform a General Inspection of your wiring to identify these hazards for you. IF YOU: Require an electrical inspection or further information on the services we provide PLEASE CALL: Shirley at 1-800-305-7383 ASSISTING YOU IN MANAGING THE SAFETY OF YOUR FAMILY THE ELECTRICAL INSPECTION SERVICES OF ONTARIO HYDRO 1 cEriA_THi raiEvkS AnvEil'ristti;'r+w Shop our pages for great bargains. o rr PICKERING -- The July 7 :edition of the News Advertis. >:er carried a front-page item ::.:,.promoting an Antique and >Classic Car Show which we ,.said was taking place this ;past Sunday at the Pickering Museum Village. In fact, the event was held 'Ike previous weekend The News Advertiser Aregrets the error and any inconvenience it may have caused. WELCOMES Dr. Sandeep Dev. joining their family DENTAL PRACTICE Dr. Dev will be available Monday, Tuesday, Friday_ Evenings available. HAVE A GREAT SUMMER! • New Soft -touch• materials for sensitive gums Precision partial dentures FREE CONSULTATION! •�;�� i Walter Wimmer, DD. Denture Clinic PICKERING MVFN CENTRE 420.5020 9 Toll Free 1.800-661.5020 Reliable. supervised day care at a home in your neighbourhood • S. rre rornrortable em-onmenrs • ;; muahng daily Drogra.'ns • ;vied Orole5 u"l Provx*fs • Morewy horn fffSpecj*f?s • Reliable rota+ bac* yo ►or Provider s or . canWVW mstoanw sage • bcoav rax reoepts AVP d and. we welcome full or part-time care for children from 6 weeks of aye! 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I Barbara Black Centre keeps teens busy throughout summer AJAX -PK OMW — A three-0n- dree basketball tournament is among the activities planned for teens at the Barbara Black Centre for Youth Resou mn kms attmmser. The sotrnameat kicks off Tuesday, July 18 at 11 a.m. and continues for throe days. You're invitedto sign tip your imam in the 13 -to -15 6r•0.19 age categories. There'll be pries for each scam. The eergro is also offering activities in the games room at the Ajalt Com- m anuty Centre at Ceasemial Rood and Monarch Avenue. It will be open every Monday and Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. throughout the sum- mer. Finally, girls aged 13 to 19 are invited to learn about The Female Mind and Body. Seminars will be offered every Tuesday and T%nday from 2 to 4 pm. beginning July 18 and continuing through the end of August. The centre is open Mondays, Tues- days and Wednesdays from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., 'Thursdays bom S to 8 p.m., Md Fridays from 11 a.m. to 4:30 pmL Summer program schedules are available at the centre, 910 Liverpool Rd- S., Pkkering- For more information, or to register your team for the basketball tourna- ment, call 839-6131. Hair Design We would like to welcome Scott to Shear Ma Scott brings with him his experience and enthusiasm and he, along with all of us at Shear Magic, look forward to serving all our clients, both old and new. Bring in this ad and receive $5.00 offany hair and/or nail service MONDAYS ONLY TBE NlrVySADVEKTWj4 WED., Jpq �% ,11-A RENOVATION SALE ON OUR ENTIRE FLOOR STOCK" NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS We are re.mm ng our Pickering Store. We will show now lines this fall - so"if wood furniture and upholster "SPECTACULAR SALE" BEDROOM am NOW • Solid Oak 6 pa Bedroom set $3395 $1995 Solid Oak 6 pe. Bedroom set $3695 $1995 solid Oak 6 pc. Bedroom set $4595 $2495 Solid Cherry 6 pc. 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On weekends some weekdays, summer program tures observatio: trees, birds, inset ponds, wildflower , :stars and animal± As well, hikes, campfire stories, games and crafts are offered. Greenwood's Chris Robinson says, `This idea was an extension to our Kids Fun with Nature Club. We are hopeful that local residents will want to join us in order to get to know Greenwood and its inhabitants." For instance, kids can have fun at the Teddy Bear Picnic on July 30, from noon to 2 p.m. Take a stuffed animal for a picnic of games and crafts. Parents should take a picnic lunch and blanket. On Aug. 10 at 7 p -m., there's a Theatre lovers will be crazy for this deal PICKERING — Who could ask for anything more•' Tickets for the musical Crazy For You will be available at half price at the Pickering Town Cen- tre from July 13 to 16. David and Ed Mirvish are bringing their mobile box office to town during the Town Centre's Puppet Festival. It will be near the information booth on the upper level. The discount applies to tickets in the S35 -to -$91 range. People who fill out a ballot at the booth will be eligible for a grand prize draw for a theatre package for two. night hike. Enjoy a walk and the calls of the night owls, frogs and maybe covotec. On Aug. 17 at 8 p -m., you can learn to identify the stars and con- stellatiorm The Kids Fun With Nature Club continues on Saturdays (new time, l to 3 p.m.) with a $2 session fee per } larrdine To inquire about any activity, call Chris Robinson at 6K -V2070.1 Greenwood _ :R44 Conservation Park is off Westney Rd. just north of Taunton Road. ` The Region of Durham works department, CKDO j Rec 1350 and THE EDGE 94.9 are making com- posting the sporting' Re thing to do during July. Residents pur- chasing a $15 composter through the Region's Backyard Compost- ing Program will have their name automatically entered into a draw to win one of several pairs of tick- ets to a summer or fall 195 Toron- to Blue Jays game. hi vc P� Winners of the ticket-, donated by the radio stations, will be noti- fied by the Region during the first week 4 August. To participate, purchase a cone - poster at Vandermeer Nurseries 427-2525 in Ajax or Pickering's Millwork Home Centre 6&&6771. Be a sport and show roulstofl your support for Durham Region's waste reduction pro- grams' Only you can reduce waste. A reminder for as�' +" bomeowners as well a property maintenance -'�--�+ teams to grasscycle lawn clippings. Leav- ing grass clippings on the lawn acts as anat- e ural rertilizer and gives ler's a greener lawn. VrtYou can use a t mulching mower or convert any rotary lawn mower and exist- ing mukber into a super-mulcher with the hlulch-A-Way superblade.st The nearerepresentative for the tz Green Mulch-A-%Yay blade is Scarborough's Susan Chin (416) _92.-h 195. • -it .- .,-fl i1'• a f111 : •w: *Isbj. "Ake hui no active We before Jer" Craig. We ioirw Jam Val ' Crag togeow e�. M slope. • VIM~ b rintwed a :ems and won, 1111) \%%1-r %\O"I-IIFR D%1? PW,0NA; '0.1,GHT MANAGEMENT Call Now t800-2304ENNY Pickering 831-6160 aogior k mne a•y rooe om�w�o no.4,ai �s ^e1 v, 4*0 ow" to 16 .n a t ',� :.,�. r. r L _ c �. •Ope a.. ..lea...,. ....._ ,, ya. .n Everyone reads and shops the News Advertiser D on 1 ow a asketon your w a to e r Get on the GO to the Molson Inde There will even he extra trains before they start their engines and again after the checkered flag tails. T��a�nt�� arca.�ll lilhi Khy-i�t�tt I Irann�;-im�;un•�l ck�ice. I-tkk�-3tt7-3h52 t hu;uk• lurnnt�� call I-t�(ltl-�•t7-�U-W GET ON THE Notice of Liquor Licence 10 Application The following establislUtimt has applied to the Liquor Licence Board of Ontario for a liquor licence under the Ltpor Lkence Act- Application for a Sak Leenee (The) Foot Goes Free 339 Kingston Road, Picketing Al Debut Billiards Inc. 1099 Kingston Road, Unit 105, Pickering Application for Additional Facilities Pim Pino Restaurant 855 Westrtey Road S. Unit 3, Ajax (outdoor mea) Any resident of the mlmlclpality may make written submission as to whether the issuance of the licence is in the public interest having regard to the needs and wishes of the residents. Submissions must be received no later than August 12, 1995. Please include your name, address and telephone number. Note: The LLBO gives the applicant details of any objections. Submissions to be sent to: Licensing and Permits Branch liquor Licence Board of Ontario 55 Lake Shore Blvd. E., Toronto ON M5E IA4 Fax: (416)326-5555 Pour des renseignernents ern fmgais coocernant cette annonce, vruiIlez &crire a: Direction des permis Commission des permis d'alcoot de 1'Oatarie 55, bouL Lake Short est, Toronto ON MSE IA4 Telecopieur. (416).326-5555 Ontario Municipal Board NOTICE OF ADDITIONAL MATTERS CONSOLIDATED WITH THE HEARING ON THE ® REFERRALS TO THE DURHAM Ontario REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN The fAnistar of Municipal Affairs has referred to the Cntano Municipal Board portions of the Official Plan for the Regional M iniapaliry of Durham as they apply to the specific policies and land use designations within the Plan. in accordance with the order of the Ontario Mtxucipal Board. anis is to notify that the following matters have been consofrdaled with the hearing on the referrals lo the Durham Regional Official Plan. Referral 14 -Hi -Rise Stn,ctures Inc 570130 Or'arc L ted Glomarj Holdinas lrc Town of Aox. Part of Lots 9 and 10 B F Concession 11 OMB F ie 0940127 Rezoning Application 27,91 to By-law 35-77 of the Town of Ajax to permit residential development OMB File: 2940164 Official Plan Amendment Application 91-018/A to the Town of Ajax District Plan to delete the requirement for the corstructm of a marina and permit residential development. OMB File: 0950015 Referral 18-Lebov4c Entmirises Inc Town of Whitby Part of Lot 23 B F ConcesjL= OMB File 0940131 Rezoning Application Z621-90 to By-law 1784 of the Town of 2 Whitby permit an industrial and commercial development. Plan of Subdivision 18T-90034 to permit a 15 block industrial and commercial development OMB File: 5050029 Referral 29 -Wycliffe FoxbridQ Grout) Township of UxbnQge Part of Lots 23 24. 25 26 and 27 Township of Uxbridge OMB File 0940141 By-law 93-100 amending By-law 81-19 of the Township of Uxbridge to permit a golf course. OMB File: R950044 Referral 31-763706 Ontario Limited Township of Uxbridoe part of Lots 31 and 32 Concession 6. Township of Uxbridge OMB File: 0940143 Rezoning Application ZBA 94-22 to By-law 81-19 of the Township of Uxbridge to permit residential development. OMB File: Z950012 Plan of Subdivision 18T-94016 to permit 160 single detached residential dwellings. OMB File: S950021 The hearing on the referrals to the Durham Regional Official Plan will commence at: COUNCIL CHAMBERS REGIONAL HEADQUARTERS BUILDING 605 ROSSLAND ROAD EAST WHITBY, ONTARIO on: TUESDY, SEPTEMBER 19,1995 at: 10-000 , CLOCKIN THE FORENOON For additional information about these matters before the Ontario Municipal Board respecting the Durham Regional Official Plan EM961 Kai Yew. Regional Municipality of Durham nent, 1615 Dundas Street East, Whitby, Ontario. one (905) 728-7731, Toronto Line (416) 686- 36 6612. This Notice is published in compliance with Iha order provided by the Ontario Municipal Board. THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, JULY 12,1995 -PAGE MA IZl"�.T �a rye w',1j.�,.�-4/.71 i0.•hi�. +s'. _i �r�?-� ���.-!1•. / ' / w -7;-A i'( ' W7 Now That's Choice! Excellent Value, Fast & Friendly Service, Sensational Food and a Casual Dining Atmosphere. With Fresh -Baked Breads, Rolls and Desserts to round out our meals. what more could you want? 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' !w -v,, a w— p- per- Pb— PAG See how the region's nicest gardens grow O July 22 Garden Tour and Tea help area's MS patients DURHAM — Spectacular gardens across due region will be open for public viewing on Saturday, July 22. The Garden Tour and Tea will feature viewing of eight gar - dem between Ajax and Wxnva as a fund-raising event for the Multiple Sclerosis society. Fdlowing the garden lour, panicipants will be invited to relax in a Whitby county garden, where tea will be served and a Went auction of donated plants will take place. All funds will be used by the Durham Multiple Sclerosis society for patient outings and social events. Tickers are $IO and can be purchased at the MS office at 375 Finley Ave. and Pickering Village Pharmacy on Old Kingston Road. both in Ajax. For information, call 686-2581. eirdre Brown, let, ,id Gillian Dou- ai are among the flunteers who'll ?lp at the Garden sur and Tea July ? to assist MS utients. Floor repair closes boob on Ajax library AJAX — The main br nch of the Ajax Public in the three weeks poor to the closure will be Library will be closed for a week this surnmer a-, able to hang on to items longer. new aarpetmg and tiling Lc installed. While the main branch Ls closed, patrons can The branch will close at 5 pm. on Saturday. use the McLean Community Centre branch at July 29 and reopen at 9:30 a.m- on Tuesday, the corner of Westney Road and Magill Drive cr Aug. S. the Village branch on Church Street north of All sen -ices at the main branch will be can- Hwv. 2. celled- including the book return drop box xvJ Call the library administration centre at 683 - telephone sen -ice- Patrons borrowing materials 6632 for more information on the closure. 6 - —� r-'tllm Alt-.;.. 31 40— +. ' t ;, 77 41 �. yr :. ._..st A dunk in the drink Nick Ford takes a dip in lake Ontario at recent warm day. the mouth of Duffin Creek in Ajax on a photo by A.J. 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QDU&EAU T �.tit t HERITAGE HOUSE limited Store Hours: Monday Closed, Tues. do Wed, 10.6, Thum & Fri. 10-8, Sat. 10-S 216 Mary Street East • Whitby • (905) 668-3483 Toronto Une (90d) 6364NI - 1. MW39741242 c _ . 0 John Lester of Pickering shows off mote ?r,e Ac*:fest '96 garnes- his award-winning poster to pro- photo by Ron Pwtroniro Senior athlete, artist is a real champion 0 John Lester draws on little experience as an artist to create top two posters promoting Ontario Senior Games By STEPHEN LATEGAN STAFF REPORTT7t P1CKERING — John Lester almost didn't win anything for his Ontario Senior Ganges poster designs because they "looked too professional". Committee members "were unde- cided whether to accept it", says Mr. Lester, 66, of Pickering. Initially, the former draughtsman designed three posters for the compe- tition, creating the graphics with the CorelDRAW program. The competition to create a publici- ty poster for the the 1996 Ontario Senior Games was open to any non- professional artist in Ontario over the age of 55. Mr. Lester's work was not only accepted, but in May was picked as worthy of the fust prize of $300 and the $200 second prize. He was thrilled when he heard of his double win. "Winning one would have been great," he says. "Even having (your) picture looked at is great„ The first -prize poster has been printed and will be distributed across the province early in the new year when promotion begins for the (Ontario Senior Games or "Actifest '96". Mr. Lester has never been a profes- sional artist, and has only dabbled with graphic art as a bobby for the past year. All of the entries will be displayed in October at the next general meeting of the Ontario Senior Games in Toronto. Actifest is a bi-annual sporting competition for seniors 55 and over. Next year's version is sponsored by the Ontario Ministry of Culture. Tourism and Recreation and the Older Adults Centres Association of Ontario. Events include lawn and car- pet bowling, cards, snooker, shuffle- board, golf, tennis, walking, darts, horseshoes and swimming. The com- petition will be, held Aug. 26 to 28 in Richmond Hill, with Durham's repre- sentatives being selected from the winners of next year's annual Durham Senior Games. Mr. Lester supports the games because he feels they offer seniors "something to look forward to; it gives them something to compete in. They don't have to worry about com- peting with younger people, and they seem to enjoy it." As a committee member of the Durham Senior Games, Mr. Lester is himself a competitor. fie took part in this year's Durham games and will compete next year in golf, lawn bowl- ing, bridge, tennis, and five and 10 - pin bowling. He'll also be in charge of publicity for the Durham games. I Sia• P1a5/80R12 P155/BOR13 P175/80R'3 P185/80813 P185/7581! P195/75RIA P205/7581. 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Rt'tsERr D�JiT[.Y 993 - _ - _ - ------- : - .. - -' ; _ ... Faml'*ly at thGrassroots Festi'vva PICKERING — The International Year of the United Nations will be celebrated in true Pickering style. Five stages offering day -long live entertainment will enliven Pickering Museum Village on Sunday, July 23 as the fourth annual Grassroots Festi- val comes to town. From noon to dusk, all members of the family can enjoy community- based events, featuring carvings, folk art displays and demonstrations, sto- rytelkrs, and hands-on workshops, all in a setting that recalls Pickering's colorful past. Workshops will include Hats From Around the World, and Take on a New Look, which will help children shed their inhibitions. The festival's music program has been seledied to reflect the multicul- tural mosaic of Pickering and its sur- rounding area, and will feature West • African, Japanese, Celtic and Canadi- an folk performers. International recording artist Colleen Peterson will join blues duo Whiteley and Son, the West African vibes of Alpha Yaya Diallo and Bafing, the Celtic does of the Mary Knickle Band, the rnmgft-a- ditional singing of Dennis Stillwell Martin, the folk music of Morgaine LeFay, Piickering's own Anne Walker, and others. Food and refreshments will be available. Family passes for the Grassroots Festival are $15, tickets for adults are $3, and seniors and children get in free. There is no charge for preschool- ers accompanied by parents. Call 420- 4620. Pickering Museum Village is three kilometres east of Brock Road on May. 7 in Greenwood. Or w People of all ages and interests took in and enjoyed last year's festival which offered a .; :.. variety of entertainment like the Mary Kruck- le Band. below. 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Whittaker. publisher Td-, PON $70.44" er PIA 700-7'M JULY 1995 EDITION Chrysler -president says minivans When Chrysler set about to redesign its immensely popular minivan platform, great effort was taken not to rest on its laurels. "In 1991, the redesigned minivans were the start of a generation of all-new Chrysler car. truck, sport utility and minivan products," said Chrysler presi- dent Robert Lutz. "Now, we are starting the cycle, while others are just beginning to adopt some of the innovations we've established in the market." The automaker was emphatic in its desire to "leapfrog the competition" and continue the mini- vans global image and sales leadership. `17he all-new Chrysler minivans are representative of our philosophy in developing products for worldwide markets in the latter pan of the decade." continued Lutz. 'Quite simply, our goal is to continue to push the barri- ers and innovate — going beyond just replacing to re- inventing. - Sold in Canada as the Dodge Caravan and Grand Caravan, Plymouth Voyager and Grand Voyager and the Chrysler Town & Country, these new minivans were developed over a 32 -month period at a cost of S2.6US million. Chrysler is looking for a total annual volume of over 700,(X)0 units. . With a worldwide customer base of close to five - million owners, it's extremely rare for any manufacturer to introduce a new vehicle type and remain a bestseller for 11 years running." said Theodor Cunningham, vice president of sales and marketing and general manager of minivan operations at Chrysler. "In the case of Chrysler's minivans, this has been possible by intensely listening and responding to the needs and desires of this massive customer base, combined with an uncanny vision of the right time to introduce new innovations that take a leap ahead." The Chrysler minivans try to do just that by setting new benchmarks for the market with such features as sliding rear doors on both sides. patented "Easy Out" roller seats and a host of "first -for -minivan" features like dual zone climate control and memory seats. These fea- tures set out to provide levels of ride and handling which have previously only been enjoyed in passenger cars. Of course, Chrysler minivans continue to offer best - in -class room, safety, comfort, convenience, quietness. performance, efficiency and value. Chrysler is proud of its minivans. There was no attempt to "disguise" the vehicle by making it look like PUSHING THE BARRIERS With innovative features like dual sliding r e handling, 1996 Chrysler minivans (like the beyond replacing the previous model. sornething it isn't. The automaker states designers set about "to define a new, pure minivan shape that cele- brates the genre rather than trying to mask it." The primary requirement for a minivan is space...and there is plenty of it in the new Chryco minivans, both in the standard and extended wheelbase versions. Chrysler's signature cab -forward platform is once again applied. The result is efficient exterior dimensions and interior room. ar doors and high levels of ride comfort and Dodge Grand Caravan pictured here) go Engine choices include an all-new 2.4 -litre four-cvlin- der driver producing 150 horsepoAer, a 3.0-11tre V6. a 3.3 -litre V6 and a 3.8 -litre V6. Engines can be mated to three -speed or four -speed automatic transmissiom. Offering more body styles, features, powertrain choices, individuality and value than any other minivan on the market, the 1996 Chrysler minivans may indeed "push the barrier,." as Chrysler president Robert Lutz so proudly announced. • Oldsmobile Aurora is a driver's car In the Oldsmobile press kit. General division." Motors public relations department pro- Who are we to disagree" claims that the 1995 model year "will be The Aurora made its debut as remembered for years to come as the : Oldsmobile's flagship car in style. Year of Aurora for GM's Oldsmobile First of all, it is an attractive car from every angle. If you don't like to draw attention or feel uncomfortable having your car stared at, you are not prepared for what Aurora has to offer. This sharply styled car draws its share of stares. glances and comments from folks at gas stations and parking lots. Sure, the Aurora is boldly styled and ha. great ergonomics for the driver and passengers. But it also delivers in the per- formance department with a 250 -horse- power. V8 engine that is exclusive to this : car. The Aurora's stiff bodv structure provide superior harxiling and ride com- fort. The Aurora is every bit a driver's car. The big 4.0 -litre V8, ensures accel- eration is not a problem. It delivers : quick starts and has plenty of passing punch. The stops are as smooth as the starts thanks to the front and rear disc brakes with ABS. For those aggressive driving spurs or inclement weather. the Aurora's traction control ensures sure- footedness. Inside. all instrumentation gauges and switches are gently sloped toward the driver. Evervthin- is with easy reach and equally easy to operate without taking your eyes off the road. It maybe going too far proclaiming the 199> model year Year of Aurora. But, with it: 100th anniversary just two years away, the Aurora certainly generates plenty of excitement as the Oldsmobile drives into its second century. PAGE 19 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JULY 12, 199S V8 Explorer coming in 1996 Selected Ford Explorer models will benefit from a 5.0 -litre V8 engine starting with the 1996 model year. The V8 powerplant will be available much ear- lier than expected. Ford feels this will strengthen its position in the competitive sport-ute market. "In a few short months, our engineers found a way to re-engineer the vehicle to make the V8 available," says Ford of Canada vice president John Radford- "This will allow customers seeking more ppower and towing capacity to purchase an Since it was introduced as a 1991 model, the Explorer has sold over 1.2 million units — making it one of the most successful vehicles in Ford his- tory. 0 BMW 7 -Series defines luxuryclass Over the past couple "B%I%%' has Ione been of years. German automaker BMV" has been steadily gaining fol- lowers in Canada. The introduction of the 1995 BMV' 7 -Series looks readv to do its part to continue that trend. "The 1995 7401 sets the new standard in the class of automobile that is known for being at the pinnacle of automotive design.- B%1W Canada president and CEO Edward Robinson said at the car's introduction. "BMV' engineers have succeeded in producing a car that coddles the pas- sengers in quiet, serene luxury, while maintaining the unique driving dynamics of a Bk1V4." The BMW 7 -Series is well known for its com- bination of performance and handling, driving pleasure and active safety and, of course, its luxury. The 1995 7 -Series vows to continue that tradition. The look of the 1995 7401 is distinctively BMW. Yet, the front is now lower and flatter giving the car a more aggressive look. The dis- tinctive BMW twin -oval grille is built into the hood itself, giving the front a sleeker, cleaner profile. While styling is important, BMW puts the emphasis on active safety — the steering, braking and handling characteris- tics of the car. The early look at the new 7 -Series shows an improvement in these areas. known as a leader in technical innovation." Robinson said. "The new 7 -Series continues that tradition b% introducing new features ranging from diagonal side impact door beams with anchoring hooks- front seats with articulated backrests to a parking distance control system. - Part of this new tech- nology includes a front suspension configuration of struts with double - pivot lower arms for greater steering feel and control under most road conditions. At the rear. the 7401 employs B`1VL"s patented 4 -Link Integral suspension for increased cornering stability. The Servotronic power steering system continues to provide precise road feel at all speeds and braking, a Bh1%V strength, now includes front ventilated discs and solid discs in the rear. A long list of standard features includes side mirrors which automati- cally tilt downward when the car is backing up, 16 - way power seats and cli- mate control with micron filter. The strength of the 7 - Series is evident in the way the car has been received in the market. Although market sales of luxury automobiles is down slightly in 1995, 7 - Series sales have nearly doubled during the first part of this year, reports the Whitby -based automaker. • • SUPERWHEELS Nissan plant rated the best For the second year in a row. Nissan's manufacturing plant in Smyrna, Tenn., has been named North America's most productive according to The Harbour Report 1995. The annual survey, published by Harbour and Associates, states the Nissan plant used 2.15 workers to assemble one truck and 2.23 work- ers to build a car. "We are proud to be named again as the most productive car and truck plant in North America," said Jerry Benefield, president of Nissan Motor Manufacturing Corporation (USA). "We've always believed that our employees are the best in the industry. They bring their best to their jobs every day and this recog- nition is proof of thaL" The Nissan plant in Smyrna man- ufactures the Altima. Sentra, 200SX and Nissan compact pickup trucks. The research company compiles information from plants across NG FOR North America and compares plant capabilities, labor productivity and other data. Ford also figured prominently in the survey with six plants named. Four Ford ranked two through five in the truck category and Ford facil- ities in Atlanta and Chicago were ranked fourth and fifth in the car survey. 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SW _ total rrr er fn.' ,fid rran,mlt,wn Y! dean•. nrr detxh a(. 18( and Ford IMota ,rrpxry o/ Canada lwrrlted xe l _j, I Mark T. a ma.�mum o1 f 2 ,ex, wRn t p oW f a txd and to • maa �ma,l of S t 400 pe• re" up to S /.000 In I"al o,er Irw yex, wdh the C *C f fid CoW Vn card %dere c,m d* om and oll P" an arwrr.al lee aPWY Alk for fu0 dtHa+h o/ the pogrom as Score roncktrorn pplV See deanv Id d" -ft OrrtM Fk4DA P 0 b. 2000. iakwlla, QMalo EW SE4 SuPERWHEELS Toyota pickup is a rugged, comfortable performer The pickup truck is currently enjoying a renewed love affair with North American motorists. Automakers continue to improve than and people are buying them. Toyota has decided that the best way to compete m the truck market is to design and build a pickup exclusively in North America, for North Americans. So, out of the New United Motor Manufacturing Inc. (NUMMI) plant, that is a joint venture of Toyota and General Motors, rolls Toyota's newest pickup — the Tacoma. This sixth generation compact truck fea- tures major advances in design and engineer- ing and was developed with a new -simultane- ous engineering system," which Toyota says raises the quality standards higher than those attained in previous models. "Toyota Tacoma was designed and built to deliver even higher levels of the rugged and durable performance than those which made a legend of Toyota quality." promises Toyota Canada vice president Hector Dupuis. If the auto manufacturer can deliver on that promise. that is saying something. Tovota pickups were ranked the highest of all pickups :for quality in the comprehensive J.P. Power and Associates survey in 1994 — making it the fourth year in a row Toyota trucks have been rated best. The mandate for Toyota engineers was to enhance performance and durability, while delivering new... and higher... levels of quiet- ness and comfort. They achieved this by developing a new "open cross-section" frame design, which improves rigidity and reduces vibration, shake and overall weight. Engineers also looked closely at the front suspension and replaced the previously -used torsion bars with a double wishbone with coil springs. At the rear, the multi -leaf spring sus- pension has been refined. The result of their work is a very comfortable ride and handling that is responsive and maneuverable on the road and off. Comfort and convenience was the next tar- get. To accomplish this, designers increased cab height for more interior head room, low- ered floor height in 4X4 models for easier entry and exit and included rear jump seats in Xtracab models that can be stowed with the back panel for expanded storage room. Safety was also very important and the Tacoma features a driver's -side air bag. adjustable shoulder -belt anchors, larger side mirrors and an integrated high -mount stop light. Four-wheel anti-lock brakes are avail- able as an option and Xtracab models have three-point seatbelts for rear passen- Reliable Passat now has V6 power There ain't no subsu- what the smaller Audis tute for cubic inches- the needed on the hornefroxu saying goes and the sim- to keep up with BMW plicity plus cost effec- 320s and the incoming tiveness of a bigger Mercedes-Benz C -Class. cylinder as opposed to So, you can buy an superchargers, tur- Audi 90 or 100 with the bochargers. multi-valv- V6. but many -long time ing has been seen by all. VW owners would pre - Some automakers fer the spacious and have stubbornly stayed equally reliable Passat. away from offering V6 Until now, the best you drivers and tried stag- could do was a super- gered induction tubes, charged version of the variable ignition and inline four producing trick valving hoping to 158 hp which was a very, prove a goaxi four equals complicated piece of an ordinary V6. All this, engineering and thirsty of course, to no avail. In in the bargain. the family sedan world For 1995, the front - of today, you have to drive Passat is available offer a V6 in the lineup with the V6 and called or get ready to face the VR6, the markings oblivion. for which are very visi- Volkswagen has been ble on the tail arxi on the one of the holdouts. The much more pleasing 16 -valve four -banger fit- grille VVIR' has adopted ted in the GTi is still a for this version. benchmark. But as even The V6 produces 172 third world carmakers hp and is available as the started coming to mar- GLX sedan or GLX five- ket, with license -built door wagon. There is V6s, VW had to except also a GLS version of the the inevitable. Even sedan and wagon with though they tried includ- 1.9 -litre, 75 hp turbo ing a short-lived scroll- diesel. type, or G-lader super- The VR6 sedan with charger to keep up with standard five speed man - the V6 trend, VW could ual transmission has a hold out no longer. list price of $29,000. The Two years ago a 2.8- sedan with automatic is litre V6 was announced $29,990, while the and available in the Audi wagon is only offered lineup. A very narrow with automatic and is angle engine, it was just Misted at $31,115. • M gers. Dupuis says, "Toyota Tacoma is more fuel efficient and more power- ful. roomier. safer and more com- fortable." Our look at the Tacoma truck shows nothing to dispute Toyota'. claims. • THE NEWS ADVEJMSER, WED., JULY 12,1915 -TACE MA BRAND NEW 1995 OLDS SUPREME All Fully Equipped Awr $201M1 pka tir�ipl+t i taxes $2991 Per mo. 36 months. down payment (3.251 or equivalent trade plus freight $760 All security deposit 5350. 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Her best finish at this major amateur event was a third- place finish live years ago - A top four finish there would earn her a spot on the Ontario team which would compete at the Cateran ama- teur championship at Club de Golf Debeloeil in Quebec Aug. 14 to 18. Laurie Kostka Last month she captured the 47th annual Eastern Provinces Women's Golf (tea n*nship at Cataragtn Golf and Country (-lub near Kingston. The Seaton Golf and Country Club m ntoff mak; the cut in the qualifying rend by shooting an 85 and claiming eighth spot — one of only 16 available — to time into the two rounds of elimination one- on-one match play on both Saturday and Sunday. The qualifying round wasn't a one for Kosdra, mostly because of a hip injury she suffered during the day. After working out the kinks on the driving range and adapting her swing to eornperhsate for her sore hip, Kostka launched into the match - play rounds where her play has sizzled. She came info her own in match play, winning the semi-final match -play round then proceeded to defeat 21-year-oid Leigh -Am Ellis of Brockville in the d>ampionship match Sunday. The victory in the Eastern Provinces CharngwashiP was especially sweet for Kostka as she had finished second at the event in the pmvious throe years. She last won the tourr=xnt in 1991. The Kingston corse is also her favorite as she's won 17 of 20 matches there over the years. 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' , ` > :Colleen Baku, Stacy Kellough, Jenn The squad was defeated in its earli- Harwood and Kris Serio_ The coach- er game against Scarborough 14-8 es are Wayne MacKay. Bill Douglas with Kim Wells smacking out a dost. r _ and Robert Hoasberger. Pickeringviaticial under_io Power t Powers hof 12 squads in the regent Fact York Way to After tying Leaside 1-1 in the first game, Pickering excelled in the second, defeating Glen soccer Shields 4-1. lnternct then went on to defeat North York final eon 3-1. earning the squad a bt.•nh in this semi- player. of the final game vtjs Matthew Sinclair. I -. = 7'4aiE i .YQSAAVER'I'iSE�E, , JULY 1 n� i'r :S ; 2,1995-�i►6E 2a -A Pickering squirt girls' rep squad splits games with league rivals PICKERING — The Pickering Men's Slow Pitch squirt girls' rep blue team split league contests recently. Pickering doubled Cobourg 18-9, and suffered a narrow 21-19 loss to Oshawa. Against Cobourg, the Pickering offence was led by Ashlyn Young with four RBI and Wendy Taylor and Michelle Douglas who each brought in three RBI apiece. Courtney Puddister pitched five strong innings, with Fon Farr coming in lo close out the game in the sixth inning. Pickering fell behind 16-0 against Oshawa before getting their bats and defence into gear. Pickering outscored Oshawa 19-5 over the last three innings, and threatened to win the game in the bottom of the fifth with the bases loaded and two out. However, a ground ball ended the gam - Pickering was led by two mammoth hone runs by Sheri Parker and four RBI and three singles by Laura Hill. Lerma Panou drew two important walks to keep rallies alive. Annie Panou, Hill and Farr both gave gutsy performances on the mound against Oshawa finals against Richmond Hill Pickering scored the only goal in the last five minutes of the semifinal game for a 1-0 win and a place in the final with North York A� Pickering was defeated 2-1 in the showdown. despite an outstanding effort by all team memtkn, including exceptional goaltending by Julian Ik-C aff and Adam Whitehead_ The most %-Akmt le Correction AJAX -PICKS MG — An article which appeared in the July 5 edition of the News Advertiser incorrectly identified a Pickering Peewee Red Sox, Legion Branch 606, rep ball Mike McElroy pitched in the fust game of a tottrmament in Cobourg. We regret the erns. 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"Sm ial ti' ( F 1 .Nar/'4nasen r ka.r rare ter 24 morath. available OA ( Freight P01 sten. and la. rrh a rma .Sir kaki ice ,lrtarl. PAGE 24 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, JULY 12, 1995 Mosquito Red Sox. sting Port Hope, Whitby squads PICKERING — The Pickering Red Binns, Bryan Nishikawa, Derek Sox Wellman Associates major mos- Polowyk, Brad Kerr and Ryan Bosak quito rep baseball team bombed Port each contributed two base hits. Hope and edged an undefeated Whitby Andrew Jackson, Danny Salvagna and squad in recent Eastern Ontario Daniel Forrester had one hit apiece. Baseball Association Meanwhile, in the Whitby game, the action. Red Sox scored four rums in the fifth The Red Sox blasted „aE, inning to put Pickering in front to Port Hope 15-0 while ; rBA stay. Dow, Binns, Polowyk, coming from behind i AS, (p Fornester and Nishikawa all drew to earn a 9-5 victory walks in the inning, while over previously unbeat- Jeff Murdoch, Sean Gray en Whitby. and Jackson hit singles to push the Starting pitcher Mike Hargraves four runs across the plate. tossed four innings of shutout ball to Kerr hit a single and Jackson bashed earn the win over Port Hope. Ryan a home run to keep the offence in high Dow came on to pitch three scoreless gear in the sixth inning. innings to close out the contest. Saivagna. Bosak and Hargraves all Offensively. Jeff Murdoch blasted a made fine defensive plays in the home run and added two singles. Brad lk'hitby contest. Pickering Pirates tykes take doubleheader to move into first PICKERING — The Pickerine Pirates klason NVindow-s tvke select baseball team took over sole posses- sion of first place in the South Durham Select League with a dou- bleheader win over Ajax recently. The Pirates swept Ajax 11-4 and 9- 3. giving them seven straight victo- ries. Leading the way were Christian Reeves, John Flude. Zach Forster and Drew Cushnie, who each belted a home run. Fine pitching by a combination of seven players limited Ajax to 14 hits. Team members are Billy Nicholson. Drew Cushnie. Ryan Donnan, Glenn Belanger. Ryan Bukalo. Mark Cruse. Christian Reeves. Darryl Hill, John Flude. Robert Cramer. 7.ach Forster, Kyle Sassman. Adam Robinson and John Veitch. 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Jordan Doody Z N so Thomas 1, hwft sln.rww Dwbao , Karin Nrrwwy) ver Rodrds 1 PC" 1111 1 i 1, MVP Meplwarr tandw; Irrewnopa06 Moore 6 (Seen McAteer 1, Nic'clas Wooleom 1, Meirsw GLVW 1. Aaron Roeiappa 1, Mathew Foest Z MVP Mlshw Faun) ver Eagles 1 (MsMrw Thre 1. MVP Rld --0 Wimp Jure 15c supafids 2 feet w Mabry 1. Ian Mlolrisn 1. MVP Ross SmMy) ver Lids 1 (Shogal Ratan 1. MVP Th-woon Sesn): goy r 3 (Brit Msdlyd 1, Erie N "'r Z MVP Bad Mored) ver Lion's Comb 0 pow Kyte bino 1 a Tlwnir 1 (Peter Moro 1, MVP Kevin Goths- vs. Power 2 p I - Weiss 2. MVP Ryerw Braine SrnJse). MDeF/S BOMM OBirON Jinn 12 Jaw 3 FU Rise 1, David Taylor 1, Daniel Armies 1. MVP Mkhod weldor) ver Gods Quick Copy 3 (Alen McElhimmy 1. J. Boleros 1, B. Koelwdt) 1, MVP Auer McEMnnwyk West Rougs Spores A Rae S W&OW FWraiw 1, CH's Tadd 1, heck Trpnomb 31 ver Sows 2 (Kevin GMs Z MR Kswn Cbksk Power 6 (Jor oehsm Arrpwe Z Fido Pte led rent' 1, Sows Kornis 1. Tan Shridwn 1, Gas Vasbou 1, MIP Jour I Angrovy ver Binns 0. June, 10. 20: Ward Rage Sports A Rao 7 (Nick Tesjr-od 3. Arhory Rormrri 3. Chris Todd. MVP Anthony Rat wt' ver Boyne e Mazda 1 (Braley .Mmis aL MVP!<Braasp JrwwwaM Pr v# Fitt WMXW170MS In IOM June /4C SuparCobe 4 A Me. 3. B. Robison 1) vs Logon 606 9 (Coo Duties 1. Ryan Wald 4. Chnis Hbbi Z Dan MacDougall 1. Trevor Ferguson 1); UNDER -15 BOTW RE► Piektoo Sinooe E 90"OL q Group 3 (MMP Robert Viob) ver KY. Amon 3 Juna 15: Sinm@ E egowee Group 2 KAWrK Lopm Mak Caw wM (MVP Fabian Reid) vt. Ebbrooiw 1; UNDER -12 DOW MP LOEB GMnerMe 3 (Frank janke 2. Devo Vavaaa ti MIP As Eshe j ver Orympc Flo a O; ago -a Mazda 1 (Andres Carrnpberr 1) vs. Kahn 3 ;Paul BaMuiks 1. Wann@w Jed 2) (MVP Matthew Jas. EXHOW110011- YOUTH AWTEUR UNDER 17 I / 1 d ASP14 D More Scoreboard on Page 30 Royal Canadian Legion 1601 10 (Denial Bug 1. Coin Dutery 1. Ryan Ward Z Rob Pas" Z Cris Fibeew 4) (MVP Chris Hibbils) vs. Gords Quick Copy 0: Supsrosrba 9 (Brion Robinson 3. David LOB 3, oral Depss 1, Jason Sarchal 1, Justin Valodi 1) vs. Eddie Romero 4: Royal Cdn- Lagoon MG 9 (Coin Durtpyr 1, Ryan Ward 4, Chris Fibeils 2, Danny MacDougall 1, Trevor Ferguson 1) (MVP Rob Brrcorrb. Ryan ward) ver Wast Rama 03 2 (Jason Romwo 1, Gus Kosiloo 1): Superoste 4 (David Mi 3. Briaw Robi sots 1) ver West Rouge 04 3 (Curtis Priest I. Jour JassOW-ion d 1, HwrbM Saunders 1)' Supatdnrtro 14 (David oris 3. Jason Ssnsehsi 1, 'I . MSr 3. Brie Robison 3. ChaMr n t - Z Mathew Siwowiez 2) vs. opt Rouge 03 1 (Gus Kailas 1); Royal 01h. Legion 606 0: West Rams 04 2 (Playas who seered wars not idartilied on game stesI wCNEA10ri SOCCER CLM - owes U DMIS AW Otv111011 P.SG. 41 - g Mwgss 0 (Mw Meglwrn Dotwsldson► ver Whly4 Jur IS: Sponlrq Yrrspsa 1 (Kendra Ya~) (MMP Paris Papp) ver Ajar KF.C. 0. PSC Spring , 0s S (Janis► Chorney 2 Jarwc Madigan. Jaws Roger. Amanda DaSdva. MVP Uwnilar Chaney ver Aja 1. IIDEIM9I1E► OyYIiON P.S.C. Batedon Trucking 2 (Tar Aetoniods. Jan Davis. MVPs lis Boiler, Steoey Parke► vs. P.S.C. Pronetonr PSC P at mom 3 Pniw Gn ew Z Lara Kimbell. MVP Knott, Michas) ver WMtby O; PSC Boodun Truding 2 (Jin Dans. Sakes Makik MVPs Sara@ wato. Ean Wheekih ver Lbibnogs 1. U DE1F11 Per01V16sON klM Meets 0 ver Whitt 6; Jur 1Z MLM Mars 0 ver Ams Warriors 4. June 9: PSC Peg Perego 2 (Dansle Tarvw. Caroms Lnbv. MVP Armand@ Gifford) m Anse Unary 0. Jar 12 PSC Peg Peogo 3 (Kathryn Macraaa( 2. Dan.Nne Tanner, MVP Shannon SoodraeR vs. Screor, Unled i June 19,. PSC Pay Pont r :Dan vie, Tanner 4, Md@aa Gaddy 2 Tabs Chames. Kavv-r k4s" c. iIVP Rafteaca %b000 ver. Alar Warsom : UIDEW17 REP OMSWN 1 COWEST CLOSES JULx 22 �7>r July 13, 14. 15 and during to receive 1 o malt hours vour entry baNot�s}- de osis your Fitt out ardr chane to ballotks) for you wl" ,he Grand Prue Class+c CorVette Convertible (one of the twovehicles shown) or one of 10 Secondary prizes. v June 14: Harveys 1 (Rupi Randhawa. MVP Mel Denhoyell ver Odeww 2 UNDER -0 REP DNISSDN Jur 7: Parsnorlow Ubrian 0 ver Oleww Mc s 0. ISDENF15 REP MOM Jun@ 1S: Carson i Wanks 2 (Lisa Taylor) (MVP L)rldaey Ano i Verres Moews) ver P@tenbororgh 2 UNDEWIS REI OMl011 Hryas Dir S (Ashley 0ofdwy, 2 Cassandra Dun 2. K -6 -by Oiinga, MVP Keiey Brow+) ver Boyar Parkswe 2 (Robacn Bander, lildanM Serya. MVP OWNS HOUSE LEAGUE REM&TS UNDEPI-11 n own Jur 13: Thunder 0 ver Poo is Trophy 1 ($*hawk@ Asarmra MVP Slrern Sidswrlh); Canada Thad 6 paereM M odaod S. Kal lyn Margot rn 1, MVP Pawkier Madaodl ver. Eagles 4 (Jommir McCurdry, 2. Detest mason 1. Vanes Vlolo 1. MVP Jatarin McCurdy). Seekers ver Il 1 lcsnd 2 We viler Else to Nadir Preardf. MIP K#WW Js/rissl: Gatewood Flours 1 (Carabr Boalw MVP Kryetew Dow wool ver Boyer 2. Jana 2M 0pirwitte 2 O@MW Famrgar Asidty Moot. MVP Aslusy Famoo) ver Soyer 2 (Cyst Gkww% MVP Jocelyn 01 16 Idaeeereard 1 {.Menton SwaMy. MVP Mur Mdralau) ver Th naw R Canada Trus S Maobio MacLeod A Sao Lacy. Kai* Mregw MVP Kasslyn Marge- I vs. Garthwood Horses 2 (At -do Lkiaridfa Mby O'Connor MVP Radom Ann AN waft. Eagws 4 ver Strews 3 (Dere Paterson 2. Jaclyn Stark. MVP Jacyn Stark). UNDER -13 DIVISIM J. MitchM Paan 1 (Amber Lswal i WVP Andre@ Coley, Cretan Hucoludk) ,ars. Gild Stars 4 rNwska De Seta. Chrystal Grata. Andrea Karkas 2. MVPs ae Varee Vertof. Posubs D@ Sara'. J.E. Hanna 1 rSara Watson, MVPs Stephanie Lacey. Cer,ann. ltocRrQW Ver P.S.C. Sur Soores2 Krrenas t Jacks Ctaroreai vs. Skzmd t ;Laura Bast on, Jure 15: Pcow SUo-Soorts 2 'Enn S.wooM Arne Jameson. MVP GA CMunrT vs. J.E Hanna t. June 22 J E. Manna 2 'Stepnan•e -acel. Dan•ca Francs, MVP KMn vxx A r ars. r,LS. 0: Kn@eea ' (Ai.sse 'Wulff. MVP kyesna VaCWa ars Ambers Chw=aCbC : 71VP admen Autonr; Brlrard ' 'Parr.w V, !far %/'`` vr- , CONTEST RULES & REGULATIONS -two . war ` aw.>.a •n -.0., saw e^eb.aw n AC :•.�M +c.w+S '••••' ,-•". 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PAPER BAG ------- ---------------- r KPAFT CANADA ASSORTED , CHEESE FOOD SLICES 1 S•• 9 PACKAGE ' 1 ----------- ----------- 1 KIMM M SwALINSMSAT.ALT WE RESERVE THE MW M UW .PAGE 23 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, JULY 12,1995 Entertainment Local hard rock grojn Da -. has beer? bites`. ;n the music v ^c,ic of ate After releasing its self -hied album in japan last month. two of the band members embarked on a promotional tour of two Florida cities where its CD has been getting some airplay. pain. will play at the Millenium Concert Club on Friday as the opening act for Toronto's Slik Toxik. pain. aching to get back on stage D Local band pain. will ease discomfort for local fans waiting for a live show in Ajax this Friday nicht By AL RIVETT STAFF RFPnRTF:R AJAX — Area rockers can check out a homegrown group which is slowly, but surely, making a name for itself internationally. The hard rock act pain. is part of a twin -bill, opening for Toronto-based recording artist Slik Toxik at the Millenium Concert Club in Ajax this Friday. July 14. pain. lead vocalist Murray Daigle notes the band hasn't performed in more than six months, as it's been busy in its Ajax -based MDS Recording/] -Jae Margaree Group stu- dio. However, pain. is pumped for its stint as the opening act. "It feels great. We've been dying to get back to town. Nobody has seen us play in more than six months, so we're hoping to see lots of our friends there,- says Daigle. pain., which also includes bassist Sean Gregory, guitarist Mike Dmitrovic and drummer Jevon Rudder, has been steadily gaining notoriety in Japan where it was signed to a one -record contract with the Alfa Music/Brunette Label. The self -titled album was released there last month and is being distributed through EMVToshiba. Two of pain.'s members recently returned from a brief sojourn to Florida where the band has quietly made inroads into that major U.S. market, thanks to the work of a music industry contact there_ Rudder and Gregory travelled to Jacksonville and Orlando. Florida where the CD is receiving airplay on an FM rock station. The CD also made the rounds at several area nightclubs where it was played to appreciative crowds. The two were even invited on stage to perform with several Florida bands during their visit. Daigle says the band members were surprised by the airplay the pain. CD has received in Florida, where it has not yet been released to the record stores. Ironically, there are co plans to release the album in the U.S. "We were very surprised. You automatically assume the same things are happening in the States that are happening in Canada, but it's just not the case. We're very encouraged," says Daigle. pain.'s debut CD is set to be released in Canada later this sum- mer, with the band currently negoti- ating a distribution deal with sever- al Canadian music distributors. pain. is in the process of recording a demo of new material. The band's second album is due out in early 1996. The Millenium Concert Club is at 250 Bayly St., in the MacKenzie Plaza For ticket information, call the club at 428 -CLUB (2582). 1 1IW4 Marwood Montessori School 55 Emperor SL, Ajax Opening second location In at 926 Uverpool Rd. 1 appew" ft". " G fta%. ) call: 428 - 6256 v li� "V Ray suord snrs. Hwe fun in the sun! IIIlot,- ` But I iretnem6er to Slip, SIQp, Slop! SLIP ON A SHIRT Wur cl tbing that is tightly woven to Wocl, the son SLAP ON A HAT Wear a broa Lrimmed Jut to abode yow faro. no& .rid ea SLOP ON SUNSCREEN Use a waterproof sunscreen with an SPF of 15 or big%". Fw r...,.....r:.. 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Ata: 619-0662 A __ _ The I LIincftes ter Arlt! s Special Events EVERY SUNDAY Prime Rib Dinners only 'I f)'(4pm - 10pm) ALL BASEBALL TEANIS 711 % incam, (must be in uniform, some conditions apply) E VERT' TUESDAN' Seniors 10 Qt^ OFF (some conditions apply BRITISH BREAKFAST Every Saturday & Sunday 10 a.m.-4p.m.- Aoc 1400 Bayly St. (at l.iverpa)v 66 APPHIRE BAR & GRILL Mon. - Darts Tues. - $2.50 Specials Wed. - Jackpot Karaoke $200 Fn. - D.J. & Dance Sat. - D.J. & Dance Sun. - Jackpot Karaoke $2.00 Sumner Games are corning in August to the Sapphire B r i Grill For the First Trine in Ajax Fallisha World Famous Psychic Tarot readies;. crysW ball 610 Monarch, Ajax, 427-7811 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, JULY 12,11"S-FAG9 29-A k iFish & M have love Ocean ern Fish& C "s P Itiste bas tori w eih1�.1)V. pw't tear Oar Ibis f..i>wy b.rinr anowni a tbi..db► condor w �. qwm ilrle A Cle4a - - great bods Take-wA is wail" and K pa want UMW at the HarW Me= ars 6aewsill pasty acnes oesas Qteas oma amsma"ato Weeps ` Avense m& of 0" 01. this f■rr ya w oil ssrtow of 10 to 0 w sense ants. am asps away awn a>m, t no In a is"" am* it tlesae 600*r INV pea pasta "a ahead far bonelb oris especu ft as oftasOwner &= 0padaie less ions soolli • i< = Sora boom tial posole are os a Vet Mitet pears apasfht leis ow Mao Its, li&w ft I an bat stio aft assist art. SMn a*ssing to Aim sass• efbis aY antoaas an 'Pro*L drat have as Me& msasp to a*asi sa War satolaes who Cast% Is" his famous Mh and you ]is" to give them large portions at a fair '0W beanot is W grays tk+uh a" we at our Mw restaurant is open from 11 aim to s pm. Irina everyday.- says Saar. 'It's our boat seller Monday to Saturday and is closed as Sunday. Mosses you get a Dig piens of doh ad a bergs por- For more iabrmatim about take -oat or party ties of Ileise. Devi said butter and leers. for only access con 4274M tls.ls.- 7b* beliMt is coated is a light ais" batter xk and less that dry meaty teslas that fish lovers -fhe vegetable ad is always kept very clean ..d at a proper temperature to ensure that grease isn't .b.oeMd into the Gelb' says Sam -People are wry baaltit conscious today. 7key dont want a thick - 12 baster soaked with groom" +' Mirk % « Also as the nramr we shrimps and scallops as r well as juicy hamburgers, steak on a kaiser, salads. : tasty sosviski and an Ocean Queen Platter fcatur- ing halibut. salad, three shrimps, three scallops, lose. I and bower and lemon For the small by then is a scall order of fish ani chips for $3.75. Ones a Queen Flab i Chips seats 30 people and IC -4 You'll always find the lrkutdly staff at Ocean Queen ready to serve you the bast Is fish and chips as well as other tasty items on the nwnu. Shown hors from left, Pauline and Sam Opasinls and Laurie Murphy. Live Entertainment Sunday afternoons spend a few boors in the Courtyard Patio with a variety of live entertainment from June 25 to August 27,'95 1:00 p.ra. - 5:00 p.m. stage to "M Ards ►y and dress in a ~qw= se6q and abs*4Wwre = Jain as drink, a sol story at At F Village Ca (90S)693-9353 -'UMMER'S EVE fiYTELLING CONCERT SERIFS JjnD BYTSRCOURMARD Pi/R AND rE*-s ANNW C04P=4110N wrTH rub PICKERING SrVX"XUJNS COOP '.r. JULY S,1; M 26 a: AM 2 fe"a"Wream lr�uir.l.twta.ir.. not less t 68� 1456 CUISJINE Gbme and en#q our outdoor patio, the deligbod al?wrpbere and our lunch and dinner %peciaLi. Supruffino ctokmien huge always enjoyed. • Ca-sual Dining • iiattertainment Friday & Saturday • Call For Resrrvatirms fM,w1aY i'nJaY 11 a m -1 1 � m. �Y c Is m -taw. 21 Celina Street, Oshawa 723-41176 1 - i n i !Vl�lid cradle July irk s IOMKWFM&C11M In file Ajax Plaza t Sa& Of 4M Ea6L Apx. On1■lio I I �.,A ECTUni SrLTt (L.attirrn 4 -Dunt lE►t-, Aiax , 683-66;: 99• Tues. A Sun- dight WEDNESDAY C WING NIGHT u"r, CE rrwasatn Nc r•--ir ase ec�ways SVl_1N1P 1;ABY t'-, rntttiz- l'-r7,drv. July 21 :! 111E: B0 1I.F.RM.AKE:RS SaturJAI Juh 22w - 1yt Anru,cm4r� P ORIENTAL 375 Kingston Rd (at Rougerrount) r STAR 509-9876 r V BUFFET OFFER EXP/iES JULY 20r1S - - 375 Kingston Rd (at Rougerrount) r 509-9876 r OFFER EXP/iES JULY 20r1S - - em e>a UND a>• 000 � NEW PAG£ WAaTUR NEWS ADVERTISM WED;, f NX 12,1!!5 P Calls, MVP Arra Pobrp va Pfdw2 SbSpwfs 1 (Ana Jrri=M MVP Krioon ProrhiQ {B10FJFNE OV1910N June 14: Pdars Appbmm 6 ((dy Vuboorn 2. Etn EjOW 2. ►Ndhr Bastes. Hely Regie, MVP Kirton Mem) vs. Rowdies 4 (ThWaa>1 Luby 2. Deimlm Il 0- Stephanie WWy WP pride Mora"; Cansdlrh Poop gms Club of Alma 4 (tauten 011w 3. Cashoom Ker. MVP Lis Hsnsih) w. S*vm 2 IElinbelh Grrso, Al ands Sfaplsy. MVP E-- - - Gambo); Eagles 4 (Emig Moss 2. Stephanie Ea*m Adierna Mtn. MVP's &QA* Sara aid Achim -w ,Mlifrhs) va BkZlWd 0 (MVP's Stacey Hill and Catalina Palrsorhk knoge Vrdao 4 (Pfoals Ruta 3. Adiy Elhaty MVP's Jamaica Tans and Sandra Andr~) va Roo BMus 3 is -An Braley. Briery Buns, Ctaloa KanrVbM MNP Cue Kara-Viran); Orange Tamm 3 Brirmr McDu0 3. MVP Arimrrr McOuM vs. Geltlrmok Communications 1 4TN*" Vwoourrt, MNP TWWW Vrroarnr. 1NDSVI. EYBfa11M01f -f- Jo- 1S: Sporting Imagas 3 (Katherine Levesque 2. Savannah Hsmllefoalg 1. MVP Limo Kom Will vs. John Bost 2 (At O= M odmo y MMmW Mhalh► MVP Anson lla9hiamWr1 Master Mreiwio S OMAN Mid afthe S; MVP MlrWnr 9bvmr) va Ryd 1Mfoo0a lJrroakh 1; Eve erg 4 ISlwrwh Mauch 4. MVP Oweem Mlauft Pfdwing Sb SpoAa 2 (Llan Jdkts Z MVP Ansrly Sdwod* While Tough Tires 3 va Groan Tire 2 gamier Cbdo 2) (MVP Anhgs" Poobay. SOFTBALL AM00AI M1 MOM OfY181011 STANDOM (Aa 4f JM M 2% TEAM 0 W L T FTS Pisal" w F000" S S 3 0 10 saw* 7 3 1 3 9 Mrd flawsB1s* 7 4 2 1 9 Sierra son 9 4 3 1 S "MNWOBlue s 4 4 0 6 Long Stn 7 3 3 1 7 Deltow Bab& 7 3 4 0 6 Pidrelwp a"rW sihp 6 1 7 0 2 w0INWS PM STA}f�s08 w of imm 2" TEAWSO W L T FTS fiUvdson SOst 7 7 0 0 14 Smon Food Few 7 3 4 0 6 Sierra Sq S 2 3 0 4 Bery/s S 0 S 0 0 SOU1fTBOY! OMiM June 6: Tins Carpentry 16 (MVP Ryan Pestles) va MO CO 15; Scosebrk 15 va Toronto Donwoon Ban- 13; Quality Tune-up !3 vs. Emw , Tm 10 (MVP Shan Feria; Web's Road Snot 12 vz Wahine 9; Caa.M Barkers 12 (MVP Kava Pan&&^ v. Bark of Monolog 6 (MVP Rume@ hrodd): Canada Tns 6 vs Phpkeag Ilion s SAO Pace 6 (MVP Jehny Cartaoy Ju e R WOO, I %toad Shea 16 vs. MG CO 14. Some Bark 13 w Caldwell Sonwis 5. Barr ar ", - 11 .ANP Goran Caner. Jamies CCor.nerq v. Toronto Domnron Sark 7. Cones Trust 10 N" Rcnrd Pwy va Gran Pgata•ehg 16 jv^IP Vince Bourn), Jan R Qaft Tunwup 14 (MVP Moon ! v. WYghers 4; Grain Prooamwq 11 (" 4mon Coen) vs. mesa wook Toonolop, Int. 3 AWP AMew Pony. WTE ORF' Cr4NWN June 13: PW Wrhg Slo-Spuga 15 (MVP Knra uraqunho v. Lhoca Enctrorrs 9 VVP .,awtime McOonrdt: A Cusrorn Des+gns 10 :MVP Cart .oy"l a �.nosay Wood rs Superosan 5 APVP Nroor Snoftandw . Carpet -awn M (MVP JarMar .e Fldrwhdi v. Lost -MNP Lndap B.A. A-' Ehsoc 21 ,MVP Crvnene F err m P ;.aphis Pec Sombal 19 (MVP Aar Papow). JWW 15. Caldwell Samara 16 AWP Lndav _~b Ina A' Eam 16 'MVP ,intr Star„ Airro- Due" 13 iTWVP CaroWw Matat, K Loot 'MVP Ander Gahrhrnl. "1aArwCdC Mio-m '7 MVP a':.Yd! .0 aka 1HQs ^ Pc% rwV :Idle Rec Scatoal 'MVP OWN" Brook. nv 3arpw" 19 iMVP K,mper,sy Tavtw, vs. Carpal Toe,* W,(P Me.'*" O'Gorxh i, June 46 ,+oaY.00a Maws 2C MVP Janna Mechem vs. utoca Ehscsono ' 1 .,MVP Patndw Kai►`. swwoerwo, 15 WO' Saran Porn +. PhcmrmV Sb Seat S IMVP Kryiew Feaeve SEMOli GIiiLS' T;ALL STAMPOGS As of July to TEAMS O W L T PTS Meow Mec"a c 6 4 0 4 12 Durham Angers 7 3 0 4 10 Put-- -Ades S Pack 6 1 2 5 7 r,A* s Esac 9 1 3 a 6 Kmettes ;1 _ 4 5 S OW15110N RESULTS Jury 4 pckonnq .arils Salo. P4dh 20 MVP Slopeame Nanarn ala: +s aunurn Argon 2C :MVP CrYrlpme Sauvt,. Jtm, s Esc 2C MVP Lam Amsewo vs Knees 2C lMVP Jenne Shy July 6: Pctlnnq ;adres SiOw P,t1:n 20 -MVP Melissa Paawson) vs Kneels 16. Master Mechanic 25 ,V% -`P Judt Grave vs. Jukes Esc 24 ,W;' ArnpW Gamna• Juni 22, Dhrnsn Anges, 2C .MVP --soci oune Kar,tAyt vs Krwaes 19 WP &.ww a Janreon,: Phawhrhq -anon Sky. Pacn 20 ,1NP Js+ras Loarson: vs Mans Mecharet 20 (MVP Page Fufonh Jung 20r Mare Mechanic 20 (MVP Vane Madsvhan- vs Junes Esso 2C MVP .wKMW . aw oso . Ketals 2C PMN'P Awa Cdtle Hs Pcusng Ladies Sb. Past 2C !MVP Jun I & Jule s Esso 20 (MNP Arvar "o"m vs Knauss 2Q D,nnarn Argssl 20 (MNP Dsarna Verorkl vs Pclurv,q Ladles Show Pact, 2C MVP Morar+ Vesps,. .Kris 13: JuMY Esso 15 (MVP ARwncia Dswr v. Du&a m Angels 15 iMVP Karttyr Krlelh-nq); Matas Mechanic 2C (MVP Lean Dobbin) vs Krista 20 (MVPs Lnpsry Sw-wL BANTAM MIDGET BOYS' DMSION STANDINGS (As of July 6) TEAMS G W L T PTS Pie-. Men's S -Pith 9 8 0 1 17 OJ. Dogs frot Dogs 9 S 4 0 10 Punt. Rec. Bamboo 9 4 3 2 10 Watemu-ar 9 2 6 1 5 fiecyced Sports 8 1 7 0 2 OMS10N RESULTS Jun 13: D.J. Dogs Hal Dog Cart -D noncore 16 vs acydhsp Sports 8; Pickermg Men's Slow Pach 13 vs Pickering Recreational Bamboo 13, June 15: Walerwrrw 16 vs, Reaycied Sport 7; DJ Dogs Hon Dogs 1♦ v. Piaksng Recteabornl Bamboo la June 20: Pickering Men's Slow Poch 15 int DJ. Dogs Ha Dogs It Wa wmskw 8 v. Phdnrng Rsaroaborw Bamboo 7. June 22 Pidwng Man's Slow Poch 11 vs Wa1WnWver 5 Pckerng RsoraatcrW Baseball 25 v. RecpchW Spat S. Jute 27: Pow Men's Slow Poch 25 vs Recycled Sport 13 D.J. Dogs Hot Dogs 7 vs. Waasmrkr S. Jun 29: DJ. Dogs Hol Dogs 10 va Recycled Sport 9; Piclu rin l Mph's Slow Poch 19 v. Pichei Reoreabonal Baraboo 1Q July 4: Poses g R000dipr 'Baseball 11 vs. OJ Dopa Hot Daps 2; RoRrdod Sport 9 va Waarrrsdar 7. July 6 Pickrip Man's Slow Poch 17 va O.J. Dogs Hal Dogs 16; Pickrirg PAOSOorW Brietal 11 vs wab m lhw 11. JIMM T1ALLONMI0 June 26: O'OmMss Insuranog (MVP Chia Sn") vs. Royal Befit (MVP Meluw Termt). M A M Meft (MWu Matthow MlpiMen) vs. Durham Angels (MVP Jessica MovEm on); Dor Cloak (MVP TOM Trapper) va Bank of Scoreboard M WW" (MVP Jahn Fandoy. June 28: Wow Rout's Cycle i Spoilt va. EW PacioO (MVP ben clan Val labl: Marshall Hrrhaa (MNP M ldhola Ari I ii) va EA Mr PMrldiy (MVP Ryan Gwhsft Royal Bonk (MVP GbtA-- Oddy) va Dor Conk (WP Ede Will*. July 4: Royal Baric 15 (MVP Addy Tap lowAc h) va M A M Mato 13 (MVP Mown King); Bank of Montreal 22 (MVP Jesse Mouger) vs. Piekeriny Man's Skov Poch 22 (MVP Nidoitr Creadond); Ere Mar Plumbing 21 (MVP M(ehaelf Berlin) vs. Ellis Paeltagov 16. July S: T. Nannie Rocot 2D (MVP PW Labrsq va Reras 1S PAVP ChrMs ChWOO; Damn Crook 22 (MVP Kylo Pk* vs. JuWs Esso 16; Duhm Angola 19 (MVP Coin Cassidy) vs. DVMMM bwrarwe 17 (MVP Erik Bed). July 6: Irs1n1 Honors 23 vs, Wed Rags Cydg a Spoft 22 (MVP Sugsy, I I I A 1. EA Mr Pita 66q 19 (MVP Cary Giotlrro) vs. M i M Mesas 16 (MVP Chile Fsrwa); Subway 14 (MNP Al A124 va LWs 13 (MVP Cdolin Nevio). II Colours 11 cr...s 11 Cfaeeus 11 Ceroers11 Caesars 11 cawNs 1 1C-sititithiiiii 1l SUMMER WON'T LAST FOREVER. TRAINING WILL. A JOHN WONESCL «hat ilou do this summer can greatly affect %otur life. 1 cru could start training; as earth as July and be i•repared for a new career by the end of the war. 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Pala trarrniN prograrn. vi..v tie amdtlous rdrvidwts, wnc ergo% work.nc +Nth ,:.N* ren and wwing to wcrh 4 ell bre curs te. mck.ide easy evenirys snd Sat: CayS. 7_0E Apply to person at K, ,art Portrait Studio. 1355 Kingston Rd or Tues 1Oari-2pm: 3-6pm.. or call for anointment (905) 837-1569 BINGO Callers needed. -rust be licensed and ex- penenced Aper, in person ai Top Rank Bingo. 1735 Saylev Pickering or call ,?05:831-1215 DRIVER warVed Ke cream TAXI DRIVERS and van truck full time. 5 days, drivers needed tug or part week scene weekends 25. time contact Bev or Dave V�7rterred Good pay Call 10 a m - 4 p m Monday - Ahke 42&-7416 aflw bpm Friday. 571-1331 ORDER DESK PERSON Experienced , for auto parts service in Whitby, must have pleasent phone manner, no sales, full time, For appantment call 668-5935 RESPONSIBLE PER- SON equ fired to coo. Jean. 8 serve fast food Appy o person after 2 pm. at Nrs Vanne i, s Pizza, "'a;kenng -own : entre someone, and goj CLASSIRED CUSTOMER SERVICE News 4cwtser %quatas wt adlrAr'isarfneck thw aa .icor pupYraw n News Adrsrtser 04 rid bA respors"s lir more than 7M fro lsC wsertnon and !neve shag De no ItapnMy for roti rrssrtron of any a" 1"rient .raw b or ,ors •r as Is aisle fc ane xrir r" pre or e+. space ,-cc4inng -4 Amor AJ =M $ st/aea fc "» a prCvaf i nartagwnenf 7f ple tie rrui T1, tililarrn•t wear 1' sod irs,.6ctured a 1. ver An you :coking :or extra income. :n&Pcn,dence. apportuntry. fun hal f1cx- tbtltty' If You want to represent ;uaI::v, fen chitUren s wear and enjoy erorking w:;a pco- .k then you should constdcr becoming a Home Pawn. _,,n, .x4nt for PLEASE MUM f ail Leeann 1cnsen in Onuno at t90S? i'9-8S9v or "I - free 18010-665-9b" for more taformation or a -cc _ate.. .tic EASY prone .cork adults 6 senor sax*rts earn up to 5300 »elk based on salary Plus bonus Dav or rwpt shift we well train Dar shifts 4am-' pm. Mon - evening shift 40m - 90M Mondav-Ttxrs. car Sat opeonaf, t1-3ppn PROFeSSIONA� TELE- MARKE-ERS. a hour snits available for nidi trne cni,o- fesslona, :erernarketers s4w-s506 week DOAarble .:arpel Cleaning DostboM iva"ble for ht adults or senior students own car necessary we will train Call Don at -)ear. Plus Carpets (Alar 1905'427 26-2C FINANCIAL Freelance writers needed. Please send resume and sample pieces to: Monique Lea Oshawa Whitby Clanngton This Week 865 Farewell St. Oshawa, Ont. L1H 71-5 a PAGE 32 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISE1t, WED, JULY 12,1995 OMM SM. H.W HW Sam HOW saft"W f 'HWO � 'Help 1HWO , Ages is ' Agntla , Agwft ' AVwts Skated P MAWAITYLOT full time or part time. with or without cierdele serol" one 831-6531 EXPERIBICED dab pe- on stile to work fstebb STYLIST Hoiffy i oofrtlK 1 Qtgoiq Trai" Claudia 576-2512 bot.: arta waektllw .. Mir*- wee P. p inhour Lt1EN• +LACE SIS -W tial. Oapariawrt Sal s part tiros, r•pwssra . Gr FiMwood Atte. ov lift Of *"120 sadtL arid hone deowilrtg Oro- k Egain raw hixttab, *3m apt I etc Ir dtuoy. Call Kaety 07 -MM. N ONTESSCM ADMNSTRATOR AND TEACWR To be able ID i diate policies, oversee stall and contrrlurlicate with peroMs. Salary negotiable. For interview tall 725-0627 HAl"TYUST needed salary plus oonewwssi n. 35 hours per week Contact meiww at 666.0279 LARGE afibbh ww corn - ""V now hweg w+ergetic people in aserst 7te mien- Agsr .- -ne ■cuiakorn owl 579-029C "ONE wop"am � uRcerrLY NEEDED tp to SISM .•soh wndrg o0 coculars job a menti felt" A sween o'ov4 , FV testa vou+a pw ow ftOW SASE to Mapkwe•d Mrieenf ►.O sea ""I Oshewra- Ont. Lu Ins NEEDED Female Ages 7-26 EMM EXTRA INCOME Travel ID exciing cities: New) -.1-1 -- Mian . Cal for Mahon. 4�o-57ts Ilietic Ds9e0efs ssssss tp F2 Pt or w✓tran AC- I avail sook"go 32- 11 Contact Fanuc and Pmou:sons East 008*76-0345 WORK E RS Ned•C to Newcastle, Poultry No ex- pwwnce n•ces•enr sei - ous calls oris' Cam Mbn-Fn. 11am-SourTl3-31o9 or W tree , -476-S54-04t7 and Wave ensesage FACILITY N SCARBOROUGH REMNIES DEDICATED, FLE)OBLE, SELF -WARM N THE FOLLOSM POSITIONS: HASMI MOM Requires cdlege or univ. degree in materials managerriert or equivalent. College degree in accounting or min. 2 yrs. experience. BoM positions require inwaction with suppliers, therefore excellent English skills are a must- Must have above average computer skills, with Lodes 123.• Fax resume to (416) 412-M IF you am tangle or a sit► Office AenkrnYawAkok- gle parerN or s•I or keeper - semen oostp.re0 in diworcea indh their• ysare north Pekwng seek" .ork etip•r- - you tray —Sit ro , d.d Finan. AP quality for ton- ia1 ash•- pi"M inu•t hes. the $of - rand of it you ate ow 45 larsg sk"eifip•riwwrie and hove reelect,, been 1 omw, opog- rso•plion: WO d. you rosy Quay for BEDFORD SIMPLY AC- trainrg assitlarice DIP COUNTING wORKPER- CERT. Loll•, wordpai . FECT 50.. retail sai". D -Bass. word. AccOac. good organzelim and Bedford. Autocad. Ventura. cosuwkrrcati on skills Pagemakw Hsrvsrd. Cor- Kriosiadge of anotim" do - el Co wou•r Prowaffmmg maw Cas Cam• r 906 and Sletem Anji". Co 427-0009 bel. Pascal and C Photo- drop. Ouw* Express and S" Was" ce Durham Bus.liml nets computer Co"w fto l Ag" 42--3010 Salesperson Reclull for audso, video store Top 4 cornwwssron Experience txeler••d Send rewawwe . •' I , and cover iwt r to Fie 47186 0"ti wa Whtby, Thin • +row PO 461 865 care- • —0 St. 00mma Ord L 1 N LLAGE CHRYSLER, DURHAM LARGEST CHRYSLER DEALERSHIP IS SEEKING AN EXPERIEh%"FED SALES REPRESENTATIVE. PLEASE INTACT DWAYNE PIC KARD C TO WILLIAMSM JR. AT 683-5356 PROGRESSIVE DEALERSHIP IN DURHAM REGION IS SEEKING SALES PROFESSIONALS Experience is preferred, but to the right self -motivated individual a new career in autornot de Sales tan be sabsying a rewarding. We offer a very competitive renumerapon Pax kage- a apply pease call (905) 686-0555 or Fax resume to (905) 686-1126 Attention Sales Manager [C* D 1 R E C T O R Y News Advertiser 683m0707 68Fax 3-7363 11 a*+vr'otrsr*wenta : 11 tr*+veowre+w+ts DuCTwORK rataa•d S+GOM ;� Ltd mored rstocayd Excellent ar-A N Durrnam Regror for rates Free •si %aba Ewc- 19 yrs Addison* sut40dia sosubc air cis-- P11-Paswindow Paso doors wows roc- wdilws � . tt room. tree .ss - nus s 906-576-5760 HANDYMAN wT tnfitli and roots for tont Arta cone C a R Manlewwtoe s rang mesal renovations re- rePars and r•rvovakons Pan. dermo okbi, depo- awcarcal. pkartmg. cerarmc liars. carp•naWes.. roofs . e•aarperm*y From smell otic labs. clean-up Dan repairs to mepr mroovaMxtt 683'009 Fully guaranMa tree ow males f9061668.3300 R&R DRYWALL Boarding -?+Ping -T•xturs Spray neper work -Owtrty Drywall work Call Richard att434-T836. TOMMY'S -TOME W- PROVEMENTS- carpentry drywas casement apes. rec a ron. porches 6 dean, ce- ramic ales Call Tommy at 420-8105 JS ARMSTRONG DEV. INC Specal,zng in custcnte horses. addi- tans. renovations rec m rooarta basement aparknenh Residential and cormefeW Durham Regan br over t yro Free consultation Call Jeff 905-606-2M. 'MISTER CHEAP- home awrovwmmis, rec roorns,n law apartments. additions. fences. decks, etc U- cerned for over 20 year. all work guarantied, for Free estimate cam Err" 906-404-8170 EUROPEAN tele special- • ist. will renovale your or lukdten warns. as well as fbor am. Good ref- erences and saksfaebon guaranteed. For free est- , call 0. Dykasa 725- 4913 M&M CONSTRUCTION CxPermy Il ofng Ebarcal . Pkr" Fences.Decks Now axdror-s 'renovations 0.iwq Work Guaranteed art _ Comosu rve :l co Me^Der, 38e 1905}1271234 BUDGET HOME 1Dt1PROV MENTS Basemortt Apts . Ret -rooms. plumtxg, Additons. eiectrral. drywall 15 yrs Experience Free estimates I ishan (905) 619-4663. cal. (416)560-4663 VAZ GENERAL CONTRACTING LTD. Addlions. Baths, ki c h- ans, easerrtents. Ceramic Ties. Hardwood floors. Rotch, Then, Doors, Dela ' Villa Aocap. Call Just For Esbndw (905) 683- 5818 11 Irnpeoveertenss : 1 : awvsal �E10^0 WOOD FE%CING Decks. drab Ink ;Mn,, dfiled notes. set posts. For Free Estimates am Steve (11W 509-50- Mobde 416u09- 6456 Electrician, ucN+••d 20 vest's ex eneroe Free e•- an'iases AA wort, guer- &Umd Regr•noss av sl- abl• Am jobs, small or targe -ab 305' 665-0061 ELECTRICIAN- ocwtsed ad do all types of ewcsrcal wok. Reasonable rases Senors discount Fast sent• Cal Afiex at 433- 1I.-IT1,111t OITORTUNITM IN REAL ESTA= 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 11 SALES PE L"N Person required for an established furniture store. Must be Seff-motivated and well groomed- Experience an asset. Part tlrrle, everting* & weekends For aWl-, call 665-4300. 1 parwcirty + titwety i Ftoonngl • Par"tA • Storage • 1 Carpeting class A licensed, busy gyp. Cal Brad at 905-420-3565 fax resurne 905-420-1300. WON NOME MHKEHS re NCH's Needed 10 WA castle) pert we in the Pickering / A jilt ate•. car an asset Sell MOM ID k,tMtm HuM1 Care 40 Him St. unit # 4 Aim LIS 310112 ll�nfletelrr IfO� Calms R" Aftewhrlt CoolL onlr ft" tosser wen. to MR home •tprawtoa land appir. Call Feed Sole l spi Twadq,ll - 7 pill. M7141. � CARPET- SALES 6 IN- TALLATtON Discount 1� Experienced 1; :^[!s Avaiible and g6•akey Crosif�nsda•on >u household moves. res- ;am to ken es. k Egain raw hixttab, *3m apt I etc Ir / ` /t) tsnab 434-2685 aan0 trpornC .ane 427 2856 ralest gyve us a call.we ,Ka 1) cacidng av3ia ,. ll' 1 . Mouse 42' °2'9i ;;11) 3 • Cleaning �2.'86561 ►-----J ed Can 432 7583. A CLEAMNG LADY arad- HARRY-O-TME- able. •fooll°nt elwwnc>ts t5 •yrs o --ors wd clew or, GCB Plumbing Fjyjryg MOVERS we Move leg n, we hone ,,,*.,dung Fndge, ne-paservices pots them am' ,w estimates. season 33378 s60 Pies*• tag esti ConsTTtucT)" 3378 BRT-CAN PLLA OSiNG Interior and exterior --2 Pkanbng. gas strin repairs, renovations KWS an4tion'*. k tar ens. and construction. Fast bathtroorws bathroom spe- and clean professfion• oats from 1595 Kithen faucet speow S95 mrc ac - al wo,k guaranieec coplod Free estimates Craig, 686-1913 :ar, or,,' c. :.462 • Painting b • Decorating ' ' andyman • MANDYMAN 16E mom No job too Small! Repairs, renovations, patios, decks. painting, chimney services Cap 031-2416 HANDYMAN VWth pick up truck will do odd lobs. Clean up garage, yard, small ITIMN jam, glass Cut- �ti VC 4 907 BOBS PAINTING • Discounts t0 25% • House a • PrOf. & e1p'd • satlJob stactlon • Free pestimates e - :039-35(/0 P&G ENTERPRISES Painting, dry walling most household re- pairs. small jobs welcome call Phi a1 (905) 420-6225 DISCOVERY FLIGHT only f50Wper person NOSTALGIA FLIGHT only 1100" Per, person lerbmilings WEACWT 190 7214M � Moving &mStorage "'•c)unt. short nosce -ovs Prance moved. also 1EXPERIENCED ckw- Comparable wig Lady will clean your '..-Pham" .+lin Cat 432-2860 house doing a superb MEN with targe truck writ job rib* can >u household moves. res- Patrncta 420-2%4 after tenbal. commwaal Am 3M joss of moves Call Carl or USE Cbanwtg.excemewt .ane 427 2856 ralest gyve us a call.we ,Ka MICHALSKI MOVING - will make ywr house Arses. apartrrwna, offices stone By week or every 2nd aphances, and piano spe- •••K supplies provie� mts -,a. Senior and end- ed Can 432 7583. month discounts Licensed. HONEST. reliable. hard. �ntured. Free e•tenales waking eitperiewaed per - E 4osNw service Call 436- son will do Dean ing by the '795 Mable 7.8-0342 day Rales f40565. Phone MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS we wit move ar*h% s "I re, ar"". 3orrimercLal or %.aw", Pad4V% stowage and bons avadabw. Senor & mrd morth decorris. Free estvnates 571-0755 House - Hous. • Cleaning • Cleaning GAILLIND,t MAID SERVICES SUMMER SPECIAL FREE Dearong with bookings of weekly & bi-weekly services. Inquire for details. Caring for your home with personalized and professional service for over a decade. �► (Fully tended and nsured) 683-7515 • Partyre-TeTlyus. c, ctorDaming Services Instnd PIANOfTHEORY lessons •Ile _earn to prepare for world .:oneervatory guandicabons. Or lent for tut. Bachelor of Music. O T.0 ARTC. and member Ontario Regfistered ti0••n•�°0nO4mMus4c Teachers Assoca ss- Cwia. anew While ode. fora-:.. bon 831-2791 tors acre, too eqa PUo Kft it. TUTORING' Am track. Pow := tam suis �m up s+ n.,.w....ar.u,., to grade 8. Specializing n anytime. 576-4367 wave English Math French and niesege. ESL 831 -2791 MAGICIAN SMwrS CLEANING SERVICE We do have and office clearing Homy or flat rate Call and leave ft/o ving S 416-412-3553. AJAX Systems - fud services. moves, appliance and piano specialists. Flat • ' Flooring rate or hourly We row have • Carpeting heated storage units. Now offering free boxes with move Park and bad spew,, CARPET Installations - 25 staring at 1199. and top. Cam years experience, ry for nformakon, 725-0006 or 11WOW erg, ou III-1111YMISTER STER POST HOLE, au• 427-0006 Free esMwales. D + N Wed poet les pho, so" of Ouncan, 987-1799 4987- pay n oottcr•le. (906) lrhoo �-0Apo. Gown friends. ready to enbrtan for any • • Driving age, any occasion. Birth- days. promotions. open- • • Schools rags, fund raisers. Magic shows are fun' Lettuce help. 839-7057 or 728- 8334 sae DRIV-1127 RASSITwants work doing magic for chidren's parties and all occassiom. Have my own magician. Call Er - rise 668-4932. SCHOOL -4 lessons and test $105. •10 Lessons $150 *Full Course $259 Free pick -up and drop Off (416) 297-INO rid 1135135 ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIST/JOB CAPTAIN Archimctiural Todtoologist Wild 5 years minimum Job Captain cxpffkt=- ApplWM must be able to develop a complete set of wrorbeg drawiBgs ibckidblg imerior detaiinig, os Amocad R12. Ajax Lamb ie, P00bou available IBt.ediately. rleaae fax ref now. 905428-0230. CONTRACT POSITION Local Metal Fabicabr reveres an eVen- wioed Production Planner 10 prepare bills and routes in an MRP System. FarrMTia* With Metal Fabricating an asset. Fax rBls - v - b Ow Annallim B.1lfi� e roted� 1It Diweld RELM MM" NEED= Christian RM2011111 SW heeded iftrtiadiflfMy Christian Horizons Durham FMgion Reeds people With ernpshy. setwiAutlyand co mnitmMtt. You would be part d a town working from a Christian perspective in a rasidef . - home caring for young adults with intellectual and physical disabilities. Hing w soon as possitiie. Sand sew ww t to: Chrlsdan Horbm = cfrenor 100 JWgn of Ars, PiCksriny LtV 369 No Phase Caffs PWOM PART TIME Comrru pity Nursing Horne at Ylllage Retirement Centre Piclkennig Please call (905) M-2522 CX (906) 127-009 gam-8pm 11 M'r� Btnkst 111AWW] _B 11 - wren BOM M eM Farm PICK YOUR OWN / READY PICKED STRAWBERRIES GREEN PEAS/ SNOW PEAS (go5) 294-3275 For nsore info "C" Sal! 100 911bn MAA Off lonek• 160. Pbs ad 433-4179. ANI COIdIT101ERB 1 1w lasts) and dslw- midaws, sole . service and bads ns. 9usraaaes 0%0& able. (416) 7264067 Pick- eahg ANT10UEs- bodioce su- 40 2x'75. Duhaan drop loaf 1225. NO moon Uwe05. waeli stand $246. brass bed $145. 3 pass bock cars US each ALSO Flocks char 166 nding mower 3775. 0-r Corwltior*n $125. Oahu. nrMrer 175. town mower 275. gN dubs 3x6. 430- 2090 AUTO BODY SHOP, equprwht booth carr peeew or., approx.. 6 yes old. see 0463 0-M 6.•00 POL we•kond* Bovey *Aron 09uWw-e d- atykng dors also, drys chars $100. shrrrhpoo char $2S, deck $225. Cloo- N 5175 mkrors a develop 576.89M CARPET 'A-1 Pncwa. buy drrect wholesale, Free ver SOW ebw for %in ferniest Cat Sal (90SMM-27% or •' wanged • wanted pager (416)900-9697 Carpet broker 100't, SEEKING A LiVE OUT MARY POPPM 0 you want this Choice position• must have a cheery disposition. Be energetic. fun 8 firm, And want to stay with us kx)g term. No umbrella is required. A Car a must to be hired We are healthy little folk So we ask please don't smoke If you feel you fit the bill Call our Mommy If you will. 683-6623 Nylon hack- PkA h, ober re. sob" rarp►t For 3 roan•. only 3380 00 Pasco n- ckudes 30 S0- yon carpet. donee pod and xvKalason Sm you h0na FMO QUOM- Won el you hone No n• teroat no patinont for are led van, Darrel. /4800- 217-0104 CARPET vola hong at do- count rcount pr�c0*. 700% nylw. afar rowsant. Prier ncLa•* Pad and 04"" installation Cal hacx at (906) 430-6651 CARPETS - los of carp•(. 100% nylon new sale W Wallis ca pefa on hard. I will carpet 3 roo rw, $3349 Price ncludes carpet premium Pad, otprt installation. fast delivery. Moo •sbrANS (30 8 Dt17ewe1 Firewood yards) Norman 6x62314 AvallaWe COMPUTER. -it"- SVGA it" sSVGA coeur monitor. NUtLfT i wow W111110 IOvn9 Sate smrro merle for you &Ad. we Maas craft rare, story area. a timultul play- ground, even a step room Cans 6 see our Leaning Centre today you wool be ;.x-• 'y 963L Rk. Pabwt . car. g Mom lP6M excellent reliable .:are in smoke Mos South 4(ax homt.l.arge PWWOOM. arced-ah yard. CPR, re- -eipb. roterences. (906) °8.17609 11 wanted FIRST Six WEEKS FREE--Experwbed book- ,eeper i aeeaunlaM- •'aned in Accpaa Simply / Gus-- supervaory txperl- enee, excellent conwnuti- .:athon skills- M rinat salary 'egttremenh, flexible as to lob dear "m cal Mike at 905) 668-9713 SECRETARYAVP Operattr Skills include Permanent position, W.P. 5.0. 5.1 end 6.0. reception, rAirg. ARIAP, "xV 55.80 wtp.m. Call (906) 427-9676. FREE FIREWOOD. SKIDS a PALLETS. Hardwood and softwood nixed. -Fere deevery aad- able in this total area. 20 oreval loads evadable 100- 120 aloft and pales. 10 Large loafs available 300- 400 skis and pakiiii a and Julys special after. cal now 905-430-2887 leave message ea 1 Market MOVING SALE- 2 pd Sec- boral sofa. oatmeal colour. 5200. Wader Ave power mw*-gVm. SSW now. will sacrifice for 5300 905- 863-7611 and leave mete saw_ MOVING SALE- 50-- mat- tress and box Wrhg. t yr.old. $75. 39- Tubular Frame bed with mattress. 1 yr. old. W. Cal 905-653- 7611 06-6637611 a leave msssag•. Near 91••• op patio table. x x 38 0. 6 high back caws. UIange umbrella wolf! base. . 906.420-0451. TRAILER. former Camper suitable for Baht uglily good conhdbon aaTkug 3200 or bast oder cal $372220 1CIft �So" CAMCORDERS. New with k0- nem, use wity horn orily Sete. - or rant b Own ter Orly, 35.111Shslt. hall 571- 1413. S2dMb harddrn•. Acts or RAM tipgrafeabb b 32Mb. 14,400 n10000n, Internet Starr Kit and I00Mb of Programs 6795 CD -Rom. Souhdcwd and 7 CO's for $295 C 404-1629 CONTENTS SALE. 3 pc . Brasnar LMngroom. bogs 3750. 6 PC. dung room suie. almond table 6 emu" doers. 3300. 4 Pe pine kitchen se(. $125.00 hal 837-7807 after 6 pm DRUM LESSONS Private lessons available • rea- sonable rates. Call 428-2000 LARGE selection of usea knd-. great Prices, now open in Ajax New Life Furniture. 250 Bayly St W Ajax. (905)686.6332 MANUFACTURERS Clearance - Patio doors (raw) 5'-5399. 6'344 Your 9: 8 - S499. Yochoice of vinyl or aluminum. 433-1738 or 1.800-8514M20. MERCURY motor. 7 1/2 tank. everything hnckuded s475. Tent trailer. sleeps 6. S350_ragobable. 10 High speed bikes, men's SW a down. Cal 683-8237 TVMR COMBINA- TIONS. Total remote. 20' screen. Rant to own by OKOW for only S7.50/wk. CAN 571-1413. AAklff For Sof MtDVMIr SALE 'BAN oaten 5 R body Man tools, over $3000 waive. 750-1500 waft Macau: has/ar. Tnon electric as -loaner. Super sk b A video. dtahes chid- ren's video S79-9636. MOVING SALE- Karen" ippkalce•. FnOga 2400. slow* 2360, W10t trsazer 2.1100. wafter 2250 GE dryer 2250 Sklar-Peplea couch a 2 cheers 2.500. Wooden co11.. table a 2 and table* 0091st* top S1S0. Cal 430.90-76 OAKMW FURNITURE - why perwit peprices, Ont of Orxano s 0400 and ler- gnat mrt/acswrs r now an& direct to M phase Eq ask pedestal table aro 4 chars SM 7 R dotale p•d••t•I ad 6 chars $is99, cahnho,60 bode tone SM.. Over 20 sten Choc.*, all sora, no verrrs T•aditioral wood. worio g 9W"5a 4 PtAMOSIGRAIWFA. THER Clocks - Durran s largest s•1*cum Wer and used parvo* Not eves? Rend to own. ao. su*. ups grand. digin!. Ikey moerda. TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON NOW Tile Porro Warks. 433.1401 SAVE Minn" on home MMsrtar nior4 Crow your own hone thecae b Ise* than the price d one nen our an the ban carpets $VOW. rwalled Man only $15 SOhek Calf Steve 571- 1413 SMEDMAN - WaKy earn style an0d*. bull[ On left. axe 2649 GST inland Jaftr leze• and display evadable Cal 9015 -S06- 4"1 06 -S064961 SOLID wood carved wap units Cuobrm am evad- able C40 Dave S79d9ae SPECIAL BUY- Pato door. only 300 akrranrm available - 5 R $275 6 R 5296. 8 C. 3330 4117738 or • eotti k� Artics PTC1 le Wanted APPLIANCES. wanted workmg or not. Frndgea. stares, washers. dryers, also active patty e " b star up appliance store, investment required 427- 2713 message Northern Tolecan Vantige ph- 0-r Phone systems Contact Abe (905)683- 5117 WANTED - off and an- b.*at sunt'". anything old. Scientific wLsvumwMs. Chea. adver. a wftwhg. sporting. lovs. dowis. CIO". milk botmm. Collec- bons or estate$. Cal Robert Bowen Antiques (905) 655- 8049. Brookln WANTED GOLD )swoil". T V.'S, VCR'S. CO'S, sM- eat, guntara. bola "N you you haus Cash. Buy back option 121 Brock St. South. POW (906) 430- 36M WANTED to Ivey - older furniture. glass. csna. col- lechbiea. menorabnka, watches. etc. SWOO pieces or estates. Cal (905) 723- 7&U 237x34 Pools, NOT DEALS!BAR- GAVA GALO- RE 16' it 24' reclik laW Kayak P includes decks a lancing. $4,595. M•ob local by - inn, 20r. warranty. I-000- 6611-7564 Fldionng/Alax, plhaa 4167967508. 1 Lost i Fouwd FOUND - A rabbit. Grey/ brown, lop •*red, vieinify St Cathanne" Sierra School. HarlwoNRo.s- tand Ajax I%, Wed. waning Owner contact 0 -7 -toes FOUND- tetras bicycle. DutaW Cres., Ajax. 619- 1782. LOST- Comtel, WNW, LAN eesn in Pinalgat a �n hs*dith9 wieN. Chea bid. id faaeer.. Rawad tl2t7o.14thgaxl-eeoQ. GrW white .black F y`1k tele» eyes, 10 Baer resitu if found Very �"lrUr s non,amps - Load" COWE pups lex sale (L- Typal CKC rte¢► tared. tattooed. owAffea eenpernfta. wady to go no5s' (705) 277 -2520 - KEEP you dog waste out 00 1110 gmrWV Use DOGGIE DOOLEY wASTE DISPOSAL SYSTEM Lk 1sn guarantee boa. avaf- able in 3 sizes. 9am - 9pm 7 days (905)7215413 PALADEN DOG osEm- ENCE- CAwkied Vosnr nary appovd rwtrucbon by •x+rtnctor R.A F Po lice Dog Tr -in School OM -,p avd*bls for red clseee* cor menarg Mon July 17 Puppy a Novo.. Thursday July 20 Serra Puppy a Advance Novice Our success rale Weeks for ise6 TO 8669425 P/1LADEN OBEDIENCE - CONGRATULATES THE FOLLOWING TEAMS FOR THEIR SLICCESS TO DATE N 190-6 Brea wren so hall, - CO a cox Pru With Ed* - CD Feral Piece Ancestor COX Fret Place Clwv}uscoueoy C G.0 Goa+ wiMP Skye CD i COX Hgh•u scoring ►Meng York. NWrr w0r, Rebel Hews score No vice A A Hlgte note Lam . Caledon East Tracy with Sally - Co Hhgla•t 6001'" P14tpy Caiodon East -kgl+f of Rce- Qh trveelor - hgh**t scoring workug Y rvr POW oo ..t, Murphy � Yveme eeh Tylr - CD 0-4 son with Crispy - CD Fest Plaut - Norwood Wath rwgn- ON Soong English Coban Two Fret P1aoe* at Mark- ham CDx - Fust place at YOM Regor- Fist Pta- at Oshawa Ran with Jake - Likely - First pace at Oga- wa First Place at Searle" Also c ngrahAabons to all -has* who continue to *rr '-' 'raining to all levtla. even though, ray r r un' able to oar C K C C4m- PebnOn because they do not have a pure bred dog So wrist - Thew success speaks ter and Cknt a Ke - piny. congrakraea on your S.A.R Training You peaonal efforts as a CrWt b VOL, ROTTWIELER puppies. tab docked. MW Claws K moved. 5rst shoes Arno Jr worming.n0- paper. s3oc 4362113 or 4CA-5710 SIBERIAN HUSKY PUPPIES registered. working lines -great pob-n home raised first shoes. dtwormod. wntl n health and temperament guaran- ty nae« 613.3965578 1 1 Aute�sol� 19" Corvette. auto . 04- vr, excellent condition. as" $12.000 571-3788 190-0-1906 cars, leas" to oven Everyone qualities On URIC' WC8? MA' No interest, no credit check. From $275 down 570OU Onfano.LTD 1976 Notion Rd.686.7428 1901 Cutlass Supreme Coupe. 267 auto.. ps, pb, pi. Per, a/c, dc. , as is $500. obo 434-7595 194 Ford Tempo L node rtotx• body a interior good 2500 as is. 1970 Cheale. wills 350, hdrs. nods body work. Run good 22000 ass. 430.1647. 71V1EVf�S A) �R, , JftV Lle ift$AGt &:A Aubnwbitfe Auto Parts i For SBM 1 Rlieftin 1 1 AFor R�int FAMILY TRAVEL SPE- CIALS- 1900 GIMC Satan Van 6 pass., loaded 111110i 19W Dodos Grand Caravan. a per., b*Aad. 210.406.: 1900 Fad Aare ser. 9 para., aded 2406: /9« GMC loSafan. Van. 8 post.. ., . 20605. 1967 Capras Es - big s/w• a past.. !ceded 36905. 1967 Mercury Sabin SIM $-poste.. loaded. 34x05.. low Olds Royals 4 Or. loaded !ears. 190 Olds. Gera 4 dr. betted, j 19 1 gas Jeep Lid.. bad - 0 -4 4x0-. 7905. IM GMC Sorra pick up 52.000 lm . (beler+ot of bdory warns ty; 3t2.90S. 19x6 Oidt ale. 4 dr loaded. 33095. 1900 Chsv Luni- na Euro. ioaded sa ws . 1985 Voks Jena GL auto, 33495 1986 Mercury Lynx. 4 dr 4 cyl. s spd . 31995. 1966 •ionic CHIC. 4 or 4 cit. 5 sod 32995. 1988 Che, Saverado w,. loaded. 4X0-. 30095 many more Cerbcar Aub Cewe ISS Krg St W. (at Midlown Mal; Oshawa 1906) 579-2606 (Open Sudan Tate A Drive To Darryl's whore You fere Iters Car For Vela Ilemey' '991 Chew Cava. am bkw 4 door. 136 000k s sharp. S54% 1990 PonWac T4ir7000L ad- ver 4 Mr. 4 Milder 4 doroi a4,000k s ,an 359eS 1990 Chov Cavalier . 4 doebieguhdy, air sit IM. V6. 139.000k'a. mann 36095 1990 5.70 Tahoe 4 x 4 loaded 4 3. bright •ed Bala Package 53.000k s rrcow truck in town $10.996 1969 Toyota TW - cal 2 door MW auto. i 171,000k s. $4395 19" Ch" Celefsrry Oat; . bw- gnrdy 8 pasarngar V6 air IZ3.00M a 64995 ?909 Z-24 Cavalier VSs •pow! gray saver tw0 ter» now ere. pat brad up. nrte. 35495 19- Z- 24 Cavalier nevie MusD. o loaed. Proper +ow point, lar maw car. $6850 19M Pontiac Sundrd. 2 door. whit* 141 cook s rats Sams 1989 Dodge Cara of:7 burgundy, 7 r s 4� lrbo. 121.000k s race 37495 1969 Crvyslr Dy - Meaty 4 door blue. VS bided. row tires , air ice cold) 83.000k s 35995 1909 Dodge Shadow ES sports cop Black sub ioad•G. 1 S9.000k s. 53995 1999 Ford Ranger peck c V6 5 speed bi w aitr matching cap 78,000its like •+so 36495 1968 Fad Ranger P- ceip. brown. w pant. V6. 5 speed ra171.000. 34900 1988 Olds Carate. 4 door maroon quad 4. air WE new stereo n►w tees 69.000ks 36495 1968 Ofd! Ninety Eight Regency Brougham, hoaded brand row pant. kke new car. 118.000k s. $7495 1967 Cher AsWO Van. burgundy. dryer, two kine rw 1wes, air mot. $6495 1987 Chev caprice abougna Y 1878 Dodge an sm- maroon, loafed osomite+ pa. Sloops levo. Has a ~L 113.000k s 35995 hedge. lurnisco. SW*. ane 1987 Nissan Sontra wag- twist Gas p5opar operat- on 4 door auto row pant I I1.o00k s. 33995 1906 ed. 36000. wxkrig to car* Chev Camaro. maroon. V6. Cat atter 6p m. 663.6103 new whale i~ trod, raw exhaust systam 70.000 original k's 53995 rrm. 1 Trailers 1982 Pontiac J-2000 2 door wrist auto one owner. 84.000 ongmal k s. $3250 BONAIR N. T. Tea trailer. 'All Care Certified And Reconditioned Before great shape. 3 way trig. We SW Them- DAR- slow, hanace. new canvas. RYL'S AUTO CENTRE. TV antenna, awing. con - 170 Blow St E.. Osha- verter. sio" 8 726-466 10 wa. Open This Sunday Cap 436-=. TENT TRAILER. HRDTP.. sloops 5. snl store. old but clean and good canvas, now tiros 3900. Ajax. 906-6862818 10-86 Pee *DDD. 2 door coups, buck". consols. 126 its, nwnt condition, wall 02795 now 32595 .1, Red. Warranty available. 860--6183. 1000 Buck Somerset. 4 cyl. 2 dr coupe. bucket. toneoke, factory stereo. eklushm. as. fully bsdsd. codified. wenanty aar- able was 32905. reduced b 32600 09x6183 lees Celemmy wagon. 7. passenger Ve auto. Wed. •d.Good dean now" car Hurry on ti are Was 32095. row 22795 con- tod 3 re nice monicars to CI Morm. Call 427-9722 enytirnr Rues Open 7 day& week indoors Big Town Saha 1111117 C7av Spent 2 door hatchback. blue. aNbm ae cas". no nwt. cheap 30-05 Spectrum (906)71} 1020 or 1416)266-7x37 190 Dodge Ram So Piu. $am 19" Hywrdr. 22405 1"* La•r 32606 190-6 Cab Bentz. 36.95 •90-6 Marls 626. $2495 • 966 Area. 1, 995 1963 Fnbed. 32995 '96:7 1014 mid spree MOs an. $3296 1979 Austin Min. S329S N very Chan clersAed car* Brock Aueo Sale•. cane. Brock a Taurean Rd* Pickering 4276110 loci Ponsac 6000 LE. a dr ac caesatft $75M or bast remonubie offer Paler ': 3 • • 5` x 434 -sea willAutooDlles Www WANE" DEAD ,wR A -VE PEE tDvnnq or sc.ac -sed or aban*on0C ;Ars titicb '+ :cx-.s. by prices oW- -C .c 5• x (416)281-34% 1 4 wheel o M 1907 Choy Caprice 8 P1w senger station wagon. Aa p.b . p s. Needs We to cr- bh $2500 o.b.o. (906) 433-5582 190-5 Chev celebrity. 4 doa.6 cylinder. 96 ODO mmiea.Ar, Excellent Canb- bon. $2750.00 C"f*d OBO. Must be sold On week Call 728-0706. TOP Of the line, BonAr tent trder, sleeps 6 tom- tortamly. 3 way hxl". 3 burner slow. privacy cur- tawn, clean inside a out ExcaWa shape. As" 32196.(906004-x778. labour $30. oil change 59.95, mobile Service avail Ne.24 hr. Seniors 10% off 427-7693 . i1ltiBfMN PROP a SKEG REPAIRS - Fibrsglass supplies. Wast System Epoxy, boll pont Oshawa Gees Fors Pro- ducts roducts Lid.. 341 Written Crt.. OMMUL 905-579- 1.33. IMPVddda ogee Suzulo Ound Racer for sale. Modell J10. 250 CC. 22500. S79 -IM. 1 1 4towift F« 2 bedroom. located at 309 Cordova Rd. No pea Please ran 579-23x7 or 5766724 1 BED- APT_ rew- ind- hydro. TON her 14 00- 566-2062 , bedroom apat ex , fur- nshned « unk"an ed Available enehebewi, She 11 36300mm wN via Cal Stephen s71-322! 1 boon apar.nont for rwe Afton South a 401 area $600 uwam irnc A 10 a cast cal 5763072 or 57V VAA air Son 1. 2.3 BED. 314 MALAGA RD. :*311. sltrh8dsatMy weN -lartlaned N4 ,n- :.udes utlftW pad - '1;. L�l)00i00f^. !rEStt :�a nL Ffom S62STrc. 9051;3&-0229 Dooroorn aoaftMAt Avaarble Aug est -o pry -ern .,aeeea $47s Cal o1ww0n ' S 2 30 Man -:- '213543 7 Bedroom. 2 baays oke -'w zloee to anwratin on `,A Okrft slow rxLsve Y 60-62.92 4 bedroom apt Large mrd tssclanq ravine S 200 ntisrve Call afar 0-r 416 906-3620 - revert' Duck -bled PW . as' wore taw arwmile -voac Sion s AAk' Who ows' Who cares' Thio cortart ?sng s tat mon --f00?Wrood and nae =.vn 100rrh5 fpr Ary riole*r -w aric* 11 puna cur- tmhr •wong you aheiler x ll be nftrostad n e.-oniing that WIMP ,wt sloe goal dwpo.a and a corm - =.•ad annual ho,sencld r oome, of Aoo..t S38 30C .oe. can likNy own put �w+ 'hone. Arid than vok.I Do paying on your own -NXtgago instead of volar ancloras Dont wet ter Me ran often Dory row at 905-428-5505 or 905- 421-0655 AJAX •ice clean 1 bed - morn bent apt all neiu- sive. no pots. 3600 Month Available now. CoA 653- 0074 AJAX. txignt, airy 1 boo- 101"w.o bsmt.. 4 at. chanes 4C, parking backyard will patio. avail- able -mired ately $625 month nckxW ublisss. 686-0959 AJAx. 2 bedroom base - merit apartment SB00 incku- uve. par". Laundry Call 576-1178 of 764-1343. Leave message Aµx- i bedroom basement apartment. Available Aug 1st soparab on - trance. with parking. a linos included S550inhonth lsta last. 9905.619-9036. AJAX- beautiful bachelor apartment naw home. Ca - big, utr . appkance*. cell" trai air.vac. S5951month non smoky no pas please. 427.7374. AJAX- clean 1 bdm bent apx fa rent Separate on - frame. francs. natim wore" it di thaid, non wnoker pe- lswea ro pre. 2620 Reck. sive. 1sMaN hp Mart 863 txiee. AJAX Lawliws on bedicee bWWS"* rtttiplffoa• fevr+w «► tfatl0., «page �M, I aPpffi� ind. A7si. A41e1 peeplI0 ► Call 427- 7272. haegun.rr suaetib Ser este. be ad & Part RA A Bond tea& no pate. 1N A lest rst11M*d. >i67SImorAt waew nckidist 571-3:54 ask for Joe. AVALLABLE August 1. k>rya. clean. t Oeboan awl""" Close, to all amerwtiw. (OkwlwM M *0-i 1575M-0 0- hy- dro. FisrlsM roquied. 72S--2091 or 436-4007 leave m-aage BACHELOR apaill ser ulcer. bWhroolw and for �room Suitable , melt petered 1400hr onth plus utilities Cal 623.1386 Seaubhul 1 (2) bdrn apt. Marble Poon. rdwout 10 backyard Great bcaow $tl5Wmor+th nc�lreve Avd werr+ed. hton fnhalher preened. 725-4367 BROCIL-FINCH One bted- r00rm baserrw.m Apia l'W". Separate entrance. Laundry raNlbee Non -molar. no Pete $5751 month includes utikties and comb 590656x35920 GIBBON St spacious. dor+ man bar of Ivor M" "Maw onfarw, k,echein a bar+ $6505 moreh w/basomont 050 month. or bmw"v K aperi- nw+t. ""ale onfir - 1 kitchen. Low boor room, SSM manth, rior- Wr%WW Aygu*t 1 434- 944C NW, 2 Vvwvtrr•v. bright WW 2 bodrow bmwvwK yep Oneonta kitpnen. audrv. Lardr. Sat m ed or =.neer, Couple Sop 1 $SM 427-•536 _ARGE 2 bedroom aprl- -ara. Mart+*o*t Oshawa. 4varaae in upper duplex. argot. Magestove. no -rte 'sta lace ^0qur0a .7V-6381 or MW aitw yam LARGE named baaernent aparrevn; -X so R in - COLOMBO WflolaCt laundry. 4 app 0rrrung. uM . katwe no snrhokuegoets 'salast oorwmc 906 420.0065 NEW ' D*droom. erre apt wwrn A C ad fxmArve non-*hn0kw •o port int Last .$62S `r 0"dl Whiby Mail A,*4 Call 432 2-s0 NEW twat. bachelor rep. arae o wwco. p*rlun4 r :nci sive. ALSC pnva* roan AvtN Sect I sirs Ficnands .416 , 299-6625 NEVER or. suitable for mature quiet person in duds* ubblies tame a LsurldrV 3550 1ftrliet 579 - NEWLY rwovaled 1 bed- room mrmt apt.. pm5aft onrance, lent lu taan. dose to Gvx: 40' OSC Go Bus S 7 40 Wk message 579 -Sem or can '*- ASA -5111 NORTH OSHAWA 7 bedroom, tots of Parr" laundry ta."'bes. uWeas rciCluded. 5875 month AvaiaDb Aug.1. first last 905-32-1107 or 436 - am NORTH Oshawa, avaa- able Aug 1 ono befroum Apt . %54 ncludes hhdge. sous ubkbss and panting. Cat 432-'652 OSHAWA an Large 2 bedroom Approx. 1300 sq R Appliances included, Fridge. stow. dahwashr. Ave con ublaes. 5975 mo Available immediately. 905- 47&6633. OSHAWA South tend hi-risa 3 bdrm -5725 2bdrm-$619 1 bdnn - S%9 bachelor - $460 Claw0firge suites In- Cludes twat. cable, lot water. pttrang, new ap- pkrroes. TetlMlt pays tqr dro. taide. Irga 2 with loll redeovated. Avatabte InwredieWy. 3000%wrhtn + use. 723- 7386 on snWl bultrg. 2 bdi , Aug. tat Saps/tit 5880 - VIZ1 1 bdral. Sept lot $575 Wities i Pa" inckided. 7254434. Liverpool. 2 bdrm. in Or apt. App , 4 bath. pafbrg, avail. �- 1St. S800dmon. Ire U01. 831 -3"1 WHITBY- kirrhielhed apt, walk b GO, loge clean ptael bachelor or 1 bed- room in 4 plax, own entry, may. Pok 1. SSW nCkr- ow. no pets. 906-509. 2a31. WHY will den you can own yaw own home ler laws Ilhan you ftnk7" Call Davis Haytbck Seim Rep. Re/Max Strnm t $Mealy (1991) Ltd. (906) 6863800 or INS) 686-31211 North East Orel - 3 bedroom. sen, toss b park, shoppsg scfods. $860 /I mad . hAfMs. Cam 5767562. PICKEFAM One bed- room. h up tot-Varail WILSON / OLIVE. rhtrw 2 ak. SOSO taiudes uAMes. beAoom . available 1. except ale fmstwif. •►Wy awtablo Aug t fill 686 5795 mho, inclusive. Laundry 0242 420.8001 avadble. call Nick at( 9051aJ6 g4a6 S. AJAX. man Moor ranch bungalow for rout. 3 bisd- I'fbuSft room*. pefung, laundry Em ' lanhbes. large Yard. $900 FOr Row nquwvrt. 19061 686630 S. OSHAWA_ 3 be PICKERNdG Wow Shore $TSO pus 12 uskties gets some. 0 y decorated. ar.a.2 breroorn bum you this , bed,o,o,y, 1 ate trhege i sow@. laundry -- S605 man chekr floor bs. on a hugs lot n ry Px*og roaus. n. ball anerreoo. no 5545 as tndus,ve Aeadbit Auc ' =aa 4166oS99o7 A C garage. Aug 1. 1rsb DM Eitel William. fru last Donna 420 -AMI or last awed umrrd 263- Pickering- 65Pickering- Largs I bed. 6e6J2t2 866' roof" Dasomwt apartment Sour• Alan- 3 bektroomh Con. 4 poor ban. ser -back at. tawentrance. partr gill assp boment � street 6600 cabie ane ubkties ala Now schools i Park rndude.. 421-0636S110051100 . uss"s 1zYlertrot Aug 1 st 631-1177 alter 5 30 WHITBY. -ace 2500 W R. ..aur 4 bodroom Katie -,saw on suite. mown loot r+dyroom Isundry.$1300. -r4 14161 499J256 Pickering- uric untl/- lailed 2 bedroom Daso- wnrnt am Wit I, SOPeate entrrKe cable and Wake" nckWrd S-.0 to, if A"di b a Aigtrst lid 4:6 9827 PICKERWAC- Lrvo,yooi, Krano One bedroom Dseerwt apartment Sep erste ontranu. prtnp Ia+1dr> hdrMa four Place batt 1W ,riche+, seq. wakrnq adult ixrell". A.arlabr rNrw@yayty 11600rnarl6h nckarve 83' - SM South Azar sur# bed sa- eg roorn. Pnweb entrance, stove tr1d9e able no Pets angle working Person Pristsmed 1st a Last $450 mor+ 6tSSe6a BSMT APT. Dudt to suit Inc: 5 app i : antrall air Separate arKrance Ava l Aug 1 st Wl_->• -, :^tis 427-6237 THICKS N a ROSSLANO- wan bright 2 bodroc -• basement apartrhrnt wits walkout contrail lar Istiast no Potsavadad@ eane- dHabsty $625 mhos rick, sr.e 4:40459 atter 6 TWO bedroom man floor aparmwent in Brooktr.• A.aiabe Sops t ItctudeS 4 appkances healwate, basrnenL large garage w Idlt lett of prkw•g Walkout trot" kitchen to Inge dock. yard 5900 mhtrty • hydro Ftr"Ust • rewences re- quired No pea 905-WIS- AOA9 WESTNEY JHWv 7 - beautiful one Dear oom bower elegant country home Parking, Will pn- Vale Partially furnished Sngw Avail Aug 15660 Pius some ufiktie* (905) 649-513A after 3 WHITBY small two bed- room apt . suaubie lot quiet mature waking person S6501m10avrlaow nrne- dIaw4v 509-4913 WHITBY very targe t bed - mom apt all nclusive A'C ispace. parkng. $700 first / Lasz, available wrimsed. (905)436-9122 WHITBY. clean. bachelor apt available tnnrhedtalely. quiet area, very close to downlown. hiniblast. 5450 inclusive. no pets. Also 2 bedroom. available Sept 1. tQa�o�n dean, paw, very Cldas b downlowrl. krMast $800 wKiusive. No pets Cal 728-4916 WHITBY. Lrg. 1 bedroom walkout basement a spe- rala twaarotr, 4 appirhwe, parking. *apt&=. $700.00 m ackle cam Dior 6el - ! 0034. 2 bodroo^ m q.e- e.v. urge g)t. run � ow -e St E $650,montr, avail A,(; _ 25-0646 @won on" 3 BEDROOM .rlgsio. fanced yard. Mdgw'Stove $900 • UWAM FHnrefrd basement. 2 baths Call 434-6691 or 4323481 4-SEDROOM. Courbm &MMus, bath tarrkh/room Wished tiaaenork 4 bail» doudu car garage S 125 mond pus ubkbe6 Caa 434--469' a 4323481 Aardvark With rye 5100 metal deposit and a com+ billed sated household irwome of about S710 000 'ou ren Mev our ar ow jam detached Px~ or a 1.0 or W n let on a PArtsrde drHdrsac' So shy no pay OR you won mortgage n - stead of yew lrndord s' And rut about the aro- Walk' That was lust a tris* 10 get at the too d the ai- phabetcalry-kated class, bd acs Cat Dory now at 905-426-=5505 or W& 427.0* ^1rTBY- 3 bedroom min hoot In brick Nowell, ck mm host. waw slowwash., dryer Avail Aug 1 w $675 . hv*o 666-412e WHITBY. 3 bedroom. 2 storey tarn. yard. trrge flow@ac. date to Mod r. Go Arad Sept 1st $'05C . ubkbm 666 642' WHO as" you tarot sflord to buy a hotuae" 3 Di a writ lowrtholim car- nes for S660nor ah (P i 1) 3 DeQoom bunplbw carnes for $'80-'mho,ur (P81 I pus avis Call mark Stapry wIan A._ ord 576.3111 or 6861743 a ' TDwnholuses For vent 3 bedroom bwnrwtAe. sash GM $92s"10 utlrties urJ+Oe d Frst•Isst r@garad Awkab@ ertmedrately Caa C- 175 '-,Me CAPITAL Prolwb&s wo.io like Ic offer you the bis: in Oshawa Lrvrng ipacrots 2 and 3 bedroom own homes Starsng at S7W Cas -dry or Cathy AJAX .ra,n •,y• room bunq,,,"ow 5akr pkances A C swirnm.N pod aryl more 5875 month pus 60`, �UkWs available now 663.5911 or svenini)s 725-0745 Ajax- Near hospital. 3 bedroom detached bunga- low. +xtahed bit I. limed. 150 loot la will separate fenced rhground pool Available Aug tw 51250. 683.3993 AJAX -Duplex 2 bdrm..C/A apPkances. Pod. urge yard. $825 month plus utilities, available S60 1. Call (905)6467430 COURTICE, 2196 Trunk Rd. S Large two storey 4 bedrooms. family room, oil heat double garage. frstl last. $110amorth 436- 2178. FIN haps, 3 badoom4 iW beteernelt Available Au- gust lot 5960 all inCkniva. 576.6999. Ask for Stew. l ROOMS for Rent 2 bedrooms. n home 5400. $350 park" near Lake Call 6863625 AAA above average quo, well furnished room Wil- 5MV401 On bus tri. SM week ncludM TV, cable, UIMaa. Pb*"V 725-0416 AJAX -Large room avail- able mrsdawy in sunny 3 betroom home. Close b amrMaa Suitable for non- wookrg, world nprsHngle person. FerfWe preferred. Use of laundry $425. 420- 2144. C 1 Roo/ets�t 1 C°tttsw For AJAX, Unfurnished large single room , shared $still(• ties, separate entrance. $170 bi-wesidy, sea -Soso OSHAWA- room. Laundry. Parking. S66/week. Available now. Cam 576 -OM ova - or (save rneaaage. nshed nornhurruliMsd, Clone to traisit and shop Pft cable, hydYo inokrdad rlef.ro.. abeilable irrwtt►• dialely. Nbrsmobr, Out - able ler woredrg fawtaie. 42P -0B76. S.Pfcf ERIN Clean. kanialted rods 4 fie fell Shoe Kit i batt, cable R Strudel, Bus i view d to lake st dove 5300 matin, first i last 937-2047 Self mrtalelee room fa fort WWteorvBord ares. Laundry ao«aa. PwiwM;. s36avworMh. 1st i tau. Available Aug.lst Cam S71-1596 ar 43&7831 Im3111110111111 A000lRatr" 1 bedroom use d a1 raci- bas Laurhdry. $loo weeldy risMrisncw a must D@Poott requred Female Dre- ferrod Awa4abw nwna- du1My 723-3032 AJAX WootnoyHWY 2 aro Law home b share. Cbtir to GO i Twat Fu- ntshed or t-rf xrrele0 $37Smnontlry An rnclimve Ca 6636092 LARGE -mete badioan w pnva* bath Located n subdR rvrsron'twer osMand' Thwckson Awad wined S62Snon Derwin 725 roc 4 CortdofnFayr CSM Aw - 3 bedroom ac. wall matrvatnod Condo budding Central location large kitchen stove i fridge. 2 hug both broadloom. neat Isunary 11adk- p Sao -tst • ' i OffteOffs! Retaill SPaM 4 Monne F,ee Ront- OOwntOun Oshawa. 406- 35M sq ft avatlade Park on and grow @hpos.+@ mast remail rats CAI 434, :u7. e55-4.32 DOWNTOWN Whitby Dulness St AWoxw"m" AM 141 office and up to 2500 IQ 1t bay spoor C-3 rc,, r -.d 666336' NORTH WHITBY.mery •wilo•saw I Soo 1g K oRhu rrat apron Ample park - ++g. cora Gey 905.55- 45.4 a 405-372-06'6 PICKERWG VILLAGE OatC'e la 'eat n suras bulb ng ala Nnoskon Rd loft of Oar" and high 7afkC wile r1^r �•� '•'1 I tl • urkts SALE OR RENT- 20o sq'i condo in Pickering 1665 "Mrerrts Rd Urwt 220 Officew"h ow s a drive in raw door Appros 350 10R of Mosrne many ..tr.s Beat rocation in apex 6 &4% -ort ia9e ...ahuow� ;aN 566163.5 Cottages for Rent bedroom cottage or Trent = her in Hassngs Private wetter front kN Good fish. -good swimming. gas 3G fishing boat 6s3- -36 COTTAGE to rent. 3 bed- - Wollaston Lake. wa- 'effmnt. Twat and motor in - Weeks in Aug still a.ad for more information :.aa 1-905-632-9140 or I( `Mt 738-2657 LAND 'O- Lakes. one bedroom $349; weerciy two bedroom S449,weekly Cot- tages Fully equipped 3 Pte ban. gas BBC mr- adwave screened room. boat Excellent swimming. Mh11^9 d walking trads Video Cal after Spm 686 0196. MUSKOKA- delightful sun- ny 1 btrm cottage an g- land, nci odes boat i moor S600'week Cal 427-050. SOUTH of Mvdon. Davis Lake, private 3 Plus bed- room, shakrtes waasan. pedde bot i carica $450 - will Sassr..ar (906)609wArible �991 and TRENT River/Lake Sey- mour. modern housskeep Ing cottages. from 5260 . SM weekly. good fahwg, 14?M)77 -76U. Cal LAND '0' LAKES. two bedroom aoa 9A for rent g � kn9 nus of Ot a ss. S60r right 6133362644. rj we CLEARWATER - fumy fur - air , '1111ree no - bills howls dubhorw. hs led Pools. hoe bibs. far. nis. doss to baaClhw and males altraelioehs. plfoRxt shown in yes toms. Chtdri wekartr. lass Van mow. Cam (9W)dS3-- NM. GORGEOUS - 3 beboom 3 batwoows bwnhou�e condo. close b lmnmA 1laarvusMr baadh, Poet la- eurzh, BB0 Pnral. yard.. a%WAbte Now - Dec. ler oto and b vie plebs 666,1846 ala 579.3788. i s Pn9lle FOr Salt 5129.900. MWYtv48. Balsam Lake are. 13rwdu . on 6 saes. 3 berm-. 3 bets, lashed tar11►y room, aright save. double at - Nd hed garage. (714) 436 3963 S LEVEL srdisspll S beo- roorms. 14 pc 1.3 Pc 1 - 2Pc ba8toaral. air. cehtaf vac, double garage uoc. aorrc grago door.- 9r� PON Close to a# anekties. Vry clean :scat neighbourhood FtexHDe ck»sng. Asking $169000 160 Goodman AM 1963 ATTRAC^VE 2 STORY. 3 bedroom haps wish al- taef+ed grave in good are of eow %anvwo. brashly Panted with sonw new loosing. 3 bathrooms, s, rt. ctrdes 2 pc on suite bright kdo'-sn, largo vo deck. gas host with c/a, Prtded at $129 aoo 521 3543 BOWMAIMLLE- 3 bele •cents. 2 112 baths. pks beeemnawt all. also hobby fawn a o6ce. W7 family M001". hreplacw. reground Pool. 6 appkwwcos plus window cO WW q a. pate yard, new, school, quiet oxrnor let 7Sx15C pro. tamed Ave Placed to sea. new xce $185.000 Call 623.2624 DOCREDIBLE Vaks, Cawbw nv"acLdste 4 ler, M bscsaplt. comPlw.py r,- isird. manv -grades Must Ser Close to as amrvws 5147 0W (SM) 434564 LARGE corner lot. 3-bea- room hrplace 2 grage 5 VO- Olde $15 t .000 OPen HONae Sat'Sun 11-40M 206 Sandringham Or :curate (416+494 04,75 NE Oh.. nor. 3 bedroom *A$Drn hoot. hrh- ahrd roc room, grage kv nq and dining room. 2 4 -pc wtasnfoornshardwood doors grwtnouse kitchen Only S' 22.000 Won t last a week Pater Naa! Sales RSP Guide Fleally 723- 52e1 PRIVATE SALE. 3 bdrm detached. man !icor lam n. sop dining ren, cantral ala a vac security system over $50.000 spent on up- grades. new windows bleached oak kltchn. new loot and p.oleslnal laoty landscaped SISA, 000 1905) 576-330 SOA]og Island. 4 Woroom. open concept cedar ca dral ceding. butt -n air tight fireplace. detached garage lake access. 3.4 acre let $142.900 434-2433 wk; 985-4618 hm (Gail) SOMERSET ESTATES Elegant executive hone on 1;A acre lel in North Whitby Central air, it, ground pool. fully land- scaped, tastefully decorat- ed Listed to sea at $274.900 Call (905( 430- 0546 to view _- SUPER, 2 sway. $109.9004 bedrooms, rec room. garage new kitchen and broadloom. S62W down. and 5893 monthly wrcludmg taxes. Ted Houghton %max Summit WHITBY, 3 bdm. detached. an 55x120 lot profession- ally landscaped, family roam with gas F.P., da, 5 pc. an susle, n mama lip. yradss, as" $174.000. Dy appdasrlarht.43t>-9606. Vitt, on Prop9rti9� $31100 full priced. Sedud- ed wooded Trailer let, good road, sandy beach. As". 12 M Irani Oshawa. (416) 431-1566 TrAw Shn RED SETTER RESORT - Trent fiver nor ffaExoWbo Campground. vsloek LAW fully sarvosd sites from $766lsaason. Cdfa9 will, 20 bedroom Dom $330 SM. 1-906-43&OW7 or 1-706-778-3096. 1 Pfatso.,.a ADULT VIDEOS- order the best by mail. Free brochure. Free video oar. Fast, door service HMC Viden o 4640 Acorn #2201 MCOM al.Ow. W 1L6. INTERESTED, In firWirg a Lady age 2636 in goad shape b Dis willio 0 with myset, I am 5',S•, 125 ft., blond blond has, Woweyes. ark for the at bow netraagtr. 432-7466. TAROT. Nunarobgy, Au- ras, Claire 0-- Live Paydrea. Look inso yw %I - kis. 18+. $3.19 per minute. 1-900.670.2770. Etc. 716 tb «lel ' DION" iK,fl�Nlti,M� 7► aeltd Iran s 46940" OBalti■rrlt� slP�Mi. AAA Corsult.g i Loan Financial donah/mhg Sal loss ler any Purpose Also, LOANS Auto. emergency. consokdations. vacations. Mature. hist tar bosses era, business. etc Good or Bad Credit Bankru,rplcrs wel mw 6 30 am+9-00prn Mon -Sat 416-630.0012 BORROW $10.000 pay as bola as $110 per month . o a c Fro@ oonsunasons AnuW 1 vostrn@nts Lid Mortgages and Loans snot 1973 Cal Jerry 1805)434-2070 OBTAFMfeK. ALO AN IS NOT GUAR_ ANTEED SOME COMPAMES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES. OTHERS DO NOT IT i5 SUGGESTED THAT You INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SlGtvll4G ANY CONTRACTS. IP • , BltSinttt pOrt1'I= I`iL t.AA% l r WITH n ah vT AL hnww uses 'twin u a.ee lit -5 wv +ham, .9rwR. , hW-� 4ah_ ..w..w _ .-rwwwwtl rte. Troon *..... las.,. e.r...r..c.. .aero +..t.- ..v...r.a. I-- C.0, --crt ...r wr.�-.....,lar. a 1 Jlss W- t 10 OSTRICH and Emu be Sae Otic" 10 81 000e, 4 vows Ratite @Ip@nonco For tete nbmason ;:ad 80 Sog," '05-924 1148 ar fax 70546555,'!36 SANDERSON MOP J%*:M COL LTD. Manufac tsincr% of ccnwwry and civic nxcmtlrmlc Sift 19 72. 1 I stsavvrtrxn. cW hnffic amitinnsant availande Darker &lents lyoc)427 166 tat i (WO 1461-0292 32 cw4 Klna++ ILL �iea Don't Forget OshaR-a/ Rhitln This Reek & )Plciefing News c� er[LSc7 Classified Dept- ,5 open .for your con- venience every SaL 9-30 to 3-00. To Place Your Classified.kid Please Call 5-6-9335 10 11 DeathsIff Deaths CROwELLS.✓ofd. Surrounded by her fang can Sunday July 2.1995 at the Oshawa General Hospital. Dora Mae iSwlnson; in her 66th year. Beloved wife of Edward Croweas. Loving mother of 'erry and his Mend Paula. Judy and her husband Tony Posteraro, and Brenden. Dear sister of Howard and his wife Joyce. Lloyd and his wife Julie. Mildred and her hus- band Alex Rout, Asan and Gary and his wife Debbie. LOvirlgly remembered by grardcMdrerl Ryan. Jesse, Alyssa and Cory. She will be sadly missed by her many friends and family. Service was held on Wed- nesday July 5. 1995 at McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Ra., A)ax ( Pickering Village ). Cre- mation. in keu of lowers donations to the Heart and Stroke or to the chanty of their choice would be appreciated by the fanoly. oil Arlww newel e: l Alilim sn" SPORTS TEAMS, SCHOOLS rbc CHARITIES LAK*ing for a fund raising opportunity for the fall ? Call John Leonard at OSHAWA THiS WEEK 874-4407 A%"Vr`1=W1 Purchase our all -paper buy word in any one of our classifications and receive a OYrham Reyfon 7HYraasurm Gulkle FREES (Up to $2500 value) Call 576-9335 for more into. 1�Eg� TREASURE GUIDE Spriny/Suntnw !6 Edltbn 720 720 -Cyril Elrim it IS with great sadness that his tam. ily announces his passing on Juty 7.1995 ager a long laness. Husband of the late Cynthia. Farther of Joyce Mclean wId tier late husband Bill Lynda Kuipatf ck and her husband Larry. Grandfather of Rinne Mere• dah and her husband Bruce. Donald Mclean and his -rte Mkd*N e . Tammy Mason and her hlsbanC Dar- ren. John KltMM& and Jim Kilpatrick. Gromt- GrandFaeher of Mslarse. K.nsfyn and Hillary. Prede- ceased by brodlers LeSW and Ken Cyril was Dom in Rook" isle of Vlfight, Erlgtand. on December 11, 19M and carne to Canada at the 1913. He received his education in Rookley. and in Canada at he Audi" (S.S.6). Pickering Twp. Following his Schools he with his Femifyfamed in Pickerng, and he spent he year 1927 farming in Saskatchewan. ReAxrwtg east again, b his blmer Ontano home. he opened his InSu,far" business n 1930. and dung W M War 9 he was engaged with Defence Industries Ltd.. in Alu. Cym lies a keen , wt usaw. corrmurary molded . =Zen, and was always bund b be associated with. and engaged in one or more of tits comminty'S Sotlal and cm-LAAty acnwnes. Including. over hose years. President of the Pickering Chamber of Cownert,e. President d Ptckeng Hor4colttual Society . Sec. rotary - Treasurer of the Po" VWage of Picker - ng. President of the arJtenng Rotary Club. ViCe- Crairrnan of Pickering S Whitby Township$ Dont Planning Board 1949-1953. Reeve d Pickering vil- lage 19531963, (Marden of Ontario C Xmfy 19% Oresident of the Children's Aid Society in the Car- y or Ontario and Cly of Oshawa, arid Direcior of Jrltaeo Assoc. of Ch 1dren's Aid Societies_ He was a member of Pickenng Village United Murch where he served as steward trustee, and -der, and latterly was an hon0urary elder. Cyrl was a dedicated member of the Masonic order, InOated into DonC Lodge 1928. Installed as Master 1940. Member of the Toronto Lodge of Perfection 1960. the Toronto Valley Rose Crolk 1961, 32nd degree Mason. Moore Sovereign Consistory, Ham.: - ton 1961 District Deputy Grand Master of Toronto District 3.1965 Charter member of Fnerldshlp Lodge 1975 and the same year received one of rhe highest honours in Masonry. the 33rd degree. 1fts!anon was held at McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., ( Pickering Village ) Ajax. Funeral service was held on Monday July 10 at 10:30 a.m. at RCke!ing Village United Churctl. As exprl cions ut sympathy. donations to the Pickering Village United Church Mortgage Fund would be appreciated by the family.. For an audio version of all of the current death notices received for publication in the News Advertiser or This Week, call 683-3005 or 404-6591 (Clarington residents). This complimentary service provides detailed information for notices placed in the previous 7 days. Brought to you by the following funeral homes: McIntosh -Anderson, Armstrong, W.C. Towne, McEachnie, Martino & Sons, Morris, Northcutt -Elliott, Accettone PAGE 34 -A -THE NEWSX VEIi?1' M'WED, JULY 12,1995 4 11 �Wr 1 1 Fcw 1 Rath For Rn,t Plant! OSHAWA 2 bedroom . WHITBY, nice clean. COURTICE- 3 bed, 3 available August 1. $5641. bachabrelb, pato. kilil beth. finished basement, per month plus hydro. enette, bethim, separate lenyard, doss to fridge / stove . latndry fad- entrance. Wundry Mc* iss. arnembes. S11001month i ilea, perfor no pale, first / suits 1 responsible non- Mikes. Aug 1st 416261- last 726197& smoker. Rslsrencsoll 6346. OSHAWA 2 bedroom. kmi,s4onih imoludir EXECUTIVE 4 bedroom SM. in 9-unil apt. build- 43o pks a don in VOW )% dos I ng. rmli da u"n. 2 all- WHITBY 2 bedoom, 5629 bis, ear 9alage, 3 112 wash. Pkarn Pe1r9• leu^drY + fhwio, Aug t. Furrwled rooms, freplacs and all• ba., cornvensil to 401 and 1 bedroom $625 inekrivs. pharion. Available s,nm► city but raAss. 5710316. Sept 1. Fndge0olover, park- lately $1400Amo. Cam CLEAN family hAdng. ug, laudry 10C. %r~ (416) 4906641, or (416) oahewa north, one. two i 'acti+ired 6866636. 31549M. Sass bedroll I nckdss: Haat hydro, kidge. slow. WHITBY- apt ler rent ane bedroom 5660. 2 bedroomFDOWN we Laundry fcifim available. U40. tat i leu h> II, . PATI�Nl7723209x. Days. 725.6911 even A W good lob? OSHAWA- Mary i Ad► weake ds 6994016. uy for Ste prion taide. Irga 2 with loll redeovated. Avatabte InwredieWy. 3000%wrhtn + use. 723- 7386 on snWl bultrg. 2 bdi , Aug. tat Saps/tit 5880 - VIZ1 1 bdral. Sept lot $575 Wities i Pa" inckided. 7254434. Liverpool. 2 bdrm. in Or apt. App , 4 bath. pafbrg, avail. �- 1St. S800dmon. Ire U01. 831 -3"1 WHITBY- kirrhielhed apt, walk b GO, loge clean ptael bachelor or 1 bed- room in 4 plax, own entry, may. Pok 1. SSW nCkr- ow. no pets. 906-509. 2a31. WHY will den you can own yaw own home ler laws Ilhan you ftnk7" Call Davis Haytbck Seim Rep. Re/Max Strnm t $Mealy (1991) Ltd. (906) 6863800 or INS) 686-31211 North East Orel - 3 bedroom. sen, toss b park, shoppsg scfods. $860 /I mad . hAfMs. Cam 5767562. PICKEFAM One bed- room. h up tot-Varail WILSON / OLIVE. rhtrw 2 ak. SOSO taiudes uAMes. beAoom . available 1. except ale fmstwif. •►Wy awtablo Aug t fill 686 5795 mho, inclusive. Laundry 0242 420.8001 avadble. call Nick at( 9051aJ6 g4a6 S. AJAX. man Moor ranch bungalow for rout. 3 bisd- I'fbuSft room*. pefung, laundry Em ' lanhbes. large Yard. $900 FOr Row nquwvrt. 19061 686630 S. OSHAWA_ 3 be PICKERNdG Wow Shore $TSO pus 12 uskties gets some. 0 y decorated. ar.a.2 breroorn bum you this , bed,o,o,y, 1 ate trhege i sow@. laundry -- S605 man chekr floor bs. on a hugs lot n ry Px*og roaus. n. ball anerreoo. no 5545 as tndus,ve Aeadbit Auc ' =aa 4166oS99o7 A C garage. Aug 1. 1rsb DM Eitel William. fru last Donna 420 -AMI or last awed umrrd 263- Pickering- 65Pickering- Largs I bed. 6e6J2t2 866' roof" Dasomwt apartment Sour• Alan- 3 bektroomh Con. 4 poor ban. ser -back at. tawentrance. partr gill assp boment � street 6600 cabie ane ubkties ala Now schools i Park rndude.. 421-0636S110051100 . uss"s 1zYlertrot Aug 1 st 631-1177 alter 5 30 WHITBY. -ace 2500 W R. ..aur 4 bodroom Katie -,saw on suite. mown loot r+dyroom Isundry.$1300. -r4 14161 499J256 Pickering- uric untl/- lailed 2 bedroom Daso- wnrnt am Wit I, SOPeate entrrKe cable and Wake" nckWrd S-.0 to, if A"di b a Aigtrst lid 4:6 9827 PICKERWAC- Lrvo,yooi, Krano One bedroom Dseerwt apartment Sep erste ontranu. prtnp Ia+1dr> hdrMa four Place batt 1W ,riche+, seq. wakrnq adult ixrell". A.arlabr rNrw@yayty 11600rnarl6h nckarve 83' - SM South Azar sur# bed sa- eg roorn. Pnweb entrance, stove tr1d9e able no Pets angle working Person Pristsmed 1st a Last $450 mor+ 6tSSe6a BSMT APT. Dudt to suit Inc: 5 app i : antrall air Separate arKrance Ava l Aug 1 st Wl_->• -, :^tis 427-6237 THICKS N a ROSSLANO- wan bright 2 bodroc -• basement apartrhrnt wits walkout contrail lar Istiast no Potsavadad@ eane- dHabsty $625 mhos rick, sr.e 4:40459 atter 6 TWO bedroom man floor aparmwent in Brooktr.• A.aiabe Sops t ItctudeS 4 appkances healwate, basrnenL large garage w Idlt lett of prkw•g Walkout trot" kitchen to Inge dock. yard 5900 mhtrty • hydro Ftr"Ust • rewences re- quired No pea 905-WIS- AOA9 WESTNEY JHWv 7 - beautiful one Dear oom bower elegant country home Parking, Will pn- Vale Partially furnished Sngw Avail Aug 15660 Pius some ufiktie* (905) 649-513A after 3 WHITBY small two bed- room apt . suaubie lot quiet mature waking person S6501m10avrlaow nrne- dIaw4v 509-4913 WHITBY very targe t bed - mom apt all nclusive A'C ispace. parkng. $700 first / Lasz, available wrimsed. (905)436-9122 WHITBY. clean. bachelor apt available tnnrhedtalely. quiet area, very close to downlown. hiniblast. 5450 inclusive. no pets. Also 2 bedroom. available Sept 1. tQa�o�n dean, paw, very Cldas b downlowrl. krMast $800 wKiusive. No pets Cal 728-4916 WHITBY. Lrg. 1 bedroom walkout basement a spe- rala twaarotr, 4 appirhwe, parking. *apt&=. $700.00 m ackle cam Dior 6el - ! 0034. 2 bodroo^ m q.e- e.v. urge g)t. run � ow -e St E $650,montr, avail A,(; _ 25-0646 @won on" 3 BEDROOM .rlgsio. fanced yard. Mdgw'Stove $900 • UWAM FHnrefrd basement. 2 baths Call 434-6691 or 4323481 4-SEDROOM. Courbm &MMus, bath tarrkh/room Wished tiaaenork 4 bail» doudu car garage S 125 mond pus ubkbe6 Caa 434--469' a 4323481 Aardvark With rye 5100 metal deposit and a com+ billed sated household irwome of about S710 000 'ou ren Mev our ar ow jam detached Px~ or a 1.0 or W n let on a PArtsrde drHdrsac' So shy no pay OR you won mortgage n - stead of yew lrndord s' And rut about the aro- Walk' That was lust a tris* 10 get at the too d the ai- phabetcalry-kated class, bd acs Cat Dory now at 905-426-=5505 or W& 427.0* ^1rTBY- 3 bedroom min hoot In brick Nowell, ck mm host. waw slowwash., dryer Avail Aug 1 w $675 . hv*o 666-412e WHITBY. 3 bedroom. 2 storey tarn. yard. trrge flow@ac. date to Mod r. Go Arad Sept 1st $'05C . ubkbm 666 642' WHO as" you tarot sflord to buy a hotuae" 3 Di a writ lowrtholim car- nes for S660nor ah (P i 1) 3 DeQoom bunplbw carnes for $'80-'mho,ur (P81 I pus avis Call mark Stapry wIan A._ ord 576.3111 or 6861743 a ' TDwnholuses For vent 3 bedroom bwnrwtAe. sash GM $92s"10 utlrties urJ+Oe d Frst•Isst r@garad Awkab@ ertmedrately Caa C- 175 '-,Me CAPITAL Prolwb&s wo.io like Ic offer you the bis: in Oshawa Lrvrng ipacrots 2 and 3 bedroom own homes Starsng at S7W Cas -dry or Cathy AJAX .ra,n •,y• room bunq,,,"ow 5akr pkances A C swirnm.N pod aryl more 5875 month pus 60`, �UkWs available now 663.5911 or svenini)s 725-0745 Ajax- Near hospital. 3 bedroom detached bunga- low. +xtahed bit I. limed. 150 loot la will separate fenced rhground pool Available Aug tw 51250. 683.3993 AJAX -Duplex 2 bdrm..C/A apPkances. Pod. urge yard. $825 month plus utilities, available S60 1. Call (905)6467430 COURTICE, 2196 Trunk Rd. S Large two storey 4 bedrooms. family room, oil heat double garage. frstl last. $110amorth 436- 2178. FIN haps, 3 badoom4 iW beteernelt Available Au- gust lot 5960 all inCkniva. 576.6999. Ask for Stew. l ROOMS for Rent 2 bedrooms. n home 5400. $350 park" near Lake Call 6863625 AAA above average quo, well furnished room Wil- 5MV401 On bus tri. SM week ncludM TV, cable, UIMaa. Pb*"V 725-0416 AJAX -Large room avail- able mrsdawy in sunny 3 betroom home. Close b amrMaa Suitable for non- wookrg, world nprsHngle person. FerfWe preferred. Use of laundry $425. 420- 2144. C 1 Roo/ets�t 1 C°tttsw For AJAX, Unfurnished large single room , shared $still(• ties, separate entrance. $170 bi-wesidy, sea -Soso OSHAWA- room. Laundry. Parking. S66/week. Available now. Cam 576 -OM ova - or (save rneaaage. nshed nornhurruliMsd, Clone to traisit and shop Pft cable, hydYo inokrdad rlef.ro.. abeilable irrwtt►• dialely. Nbrsmobr, Out - able ler woredrg fawtaie. 42P -0B76. S.Pfcf ERIN Clean. kanialted rods 4 fie fell Shoe Kit i batt, cable R Strudel, Bus i view d to lake st dove 5300 matin, first i last 937-2047 Self mrtalelee room fa fort WWteorvBord ares. Laundry ao«aa. PwiwM;. s36avworMh. 1st i tau. Available Aug.lst Cam S71-1596 ar 43&7831 Im3111110111111 A000lRatr" 1 bedroom use d a1 raci- bas Laurhdry. $loo weeldy risMrisncw a must D@Poott requred Female Dre- ferrod Awa4abw nwna- du1My 723-3032 AJAX WootnoyHWY 2 aro Law home b share. Cbtir to GO i Twat Fu- ntshed or t-rf xrrele0 $37Smnontlry An rnclimve Ca 6636092 LARGE -mete badioan w pnva* bath Located n subdR rvrsron'twer osMand' Thwckson Awad wined S62Snon Derwin 725 roc 4 CortdofnFayr CSM Aw - 3 bedroom ac. wall matrvatnod Condo budding Central location large kitchen stove i fridge. 2 hug both broadloom. neat Isunary 11adk- p Sao -tst • ' i OffteOffs! Retaill SPaM 4 Monne F,ee Ront- OOwntOun Oshawa. 406- 35M sq ft avatlade Park on and grow @hpos.+@ mast remail rats CAI 434, :u7. e55-4.32 DOWNTOWN Whitby Dulness St AWoxw"m" AM 141 office and up to 2500 IQ 1t bay spoor C-3 rc,, r -.d 666336' NORTH WHITBY.mery •wilo•saw I Soo 1g K oRhu rrat apron Ample park - ++g. cora Gey 905.55- 45.4 a 405-372-06'6 PICKERWG VILLAGE OatC'e la 'eat n suras bulb ng ala Nnoskon Rd loft of Oar" and high 7afkC wile r1^r �•� '•'1 I tl • urkts SALE OR RENT- 20o sq'i condo in Pickering 1665 "Mrerrts Rd Urwt 220 Officew"h ow s a drive in raw door Appros 350 10R of Mosrne many ..tr.s Beat rocation in apex 6 &4% -ort ia9e ...ahuow� ;aN 566163.5 Cottages for Rent bedroom cottage or Trent = her in Hassngs Private wetter front kN Good fish. -good swimming. gas 3G fishing boat 6s3- -36 COTTAGE to rent. 3 bed- - Wollaston Lake. wa- 'effmnt. Twat and motor in - Weeks in Aug still a.ad for more information :.aa 1-905-632-9140 or I( `Mt 738-2657 LAND 'O- Lakes. one bedroom $349; weerciy two bedroom S449,weekly Cot- tages Fully equipped 3 Pte ban. gas BBC mr- adwave screened room. boat Excellent swimming. Mh11^9 d walking trads Video Cal after Spm 686 0196. MUSKOKA- delightful sun- ny 1 btrm cottage an g- land, nci odes boat i moor S600'week Cal 427-050. SOUTH of Mvdon. Davis Lake, private 3 Plus bed- room, shakrtes waasan. pedde bot i carica $450 - will Sassr..ar (906)609wArible �991 and TRENT River/Lake Sey- mour. modern housskeep Ing cottages. from 5260 . SM weekly. good fahwg, 14?M)77 -76U. Cal LAND '0' LAKES. two bedroom aoa 9A for rent g � kn9 nus of Ot a ss. S60r right 6133362644. rj we CLEARWATER - fumy fur - air , '1111ree no - bills howls dubhorw. hs led Pools. hoe bibs. far. nis. doss to baaClhw and males altraelioehs. plfoRxt shown in yes toms. Chtdri wekartr. lass Van mow. Cam (9W)dS3-- NM. GORGEOUS - 3 beboom 3 batwoows bwnhou�e condo. close b lmnmA 1laarvusMr baadh, Poet la- eurzh, BB0 Pnral. yard.. a%WAbte Now - Dec. ler oto and b vie plebs 666,1846 ala 579.3788. i s Pn9lle FOr Salt 5129.900. MWYtv48. Balsam Lake are. 13rwdu . on 6 saes. 3 berm-. 3 bets, lashed tar11►y room, aright save. double at - Nd hed garage. (714) 436 3963 S LEVEL srdisspll S beo- roorms. 14 pc 1.3 Pc 1 - 2Pc ba8toaral. air. cehtaf vac, double garage uoc. aorrc grago door.- 9r� PON Close to a# anekties. Vry clean :scat neighbourhood FtexHDe ck»sng. Asking $169000 160 Goodman AM 1963 ATTRAC^VE 2 STORY. 3 bedroom haps wish al- taef+ed grave in good are of eow %anvwo. brashly Panted with sonw new loosing. 3 bathrooms, s, rt. ctrdes 2 pc on suite bright kdo'-sn, largo vo deck. gas host with c/a, Prtded at $129 aoo 521 3543 BOWMAIMLLE- 3 bele •cents. 2 112 baths. pks beeemnawt all. also hobby fawn a o6ce. W7 family M001". hreplacw. reground Pool. 6 appkwwcos plus window cO WW q a. pate yard, new, school, quiet oxrnor let 7Sx15C pro. tamed Ave Placed to sea. new xce $185.000 Call 623.2624 DOCREDIBLE Vaks, Cawbw nv"acLdste 4 ler, M bscsaplt. comPlw.py r,- isird. manv -grades Must Ser Close to as amrvws 5147 0W (SM) 434564 LARGE corner lot. 3-bea- room hrplace 2 grage 5 VO- Olde $15 t .000 OPen HONae Sat'Sun 11-40M 206 Sandringham Or :curate (416+494 04,75 NE Oh.. nor. 3 bedroom *A$Drn hoot. hrh- ahrd roc room, grage kv nq and dining room. 2 4 -pc wtasnfoornshardwood doors grwtnouse kitchen Only S' 22.000 Won t last a week Pater Naa! Sales RSP Guide Fleally 723- 52e1 PRIVATE SALE. 3 bdrm detached. man !icor lam n. sop dining ren, cantral ala a vac security system over $50.000 spent on up- grades. new windows bleached oak kltchn. new loot and p.oleslnal laoty landscaped SISA, 000 1905) 576-330 SOA]og Island. 4 Woroom. open concept cedar ca dral ceding. butt -n air tight fireplace. detached garage lake access. 3.4 acre let $142.900 434-2433 wk; 985-4618 hm (Gail) SOMERSET ESTATES Elegant executive hone on 1;A acre lel in North Whitby Central air, it, ground pool. fully land- scaped, tastefully decorat- ed Listed to sea at $274.900 Call (905( 430- 0546 to view _- SUPER, 2 sway. $109.9004 bedrooms, rec room. garage new kitchen and broadloom. S62W down. and 5893 monthly wrcludmg taxes. Ted Houghton %max Summit WHITBY, 3 bdm. detached. an 55x120 lot profession- ally landscaped, family roam with gas F.P., da, 5 pc. an susle, n mama lip. yradss, as" $174.000. Dy appdasrlarht.43t>-9606. 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Manufac tsincr% of ccnwwry and civic nxcmtlrmlc Sift 19 72. 1 I stsavvrtrxn. cW hnffic amitinnsant availande Darker &lents lyoc)427 166 tat i (WO 1461-0292 32 cw4 Klna++ ILL �iea Don't Forget OshaR-a/ Rhitln This Reek & )Plciefing News c� er[LSc7 Classified Dept- ,5 open .for your con- venience every SaL 9-30 to 3-00. To Place Your Classified.kid Please Call 5-6-9335 10 11 DeathsIff Deaths CROwELLS.✓ofd. Surrounded by her fang can Sunday July 2.1995 at the Oshawa General Hospital. Dora Mae iSwlnson; in her 66th year. Beloved wife of Edward Croweas. Loving mother of 'erry and his Mend Paula. Judy and her husband Tony Posteraro, and Brenden. Dear sister of Howard and his wife Joyce. Lloyd and his wife Julie. Mildred and her hus- band Alex Rout, Asan and Gary and his wife Debbie. LOvirlgly remembered by grardcMdrerl Ryan. Jesse, Alyssa and Cory. She will be sadly missed by her many friends and family. Service was held on Wed- nesday July 5. 1995 at McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Ra., A)ax ( Pickering Village ). Cre- mation. in keu of lowers donations to the Heart and Stroke or to the chanty of their choice would be appreciated by the fanoly. oil Arlww newel e: l Alilim sn" SPORTS TEAMS, SCHOOLS rbc CHARITIES LAK*ing for a fund raising opportunity for the fall ? Call John Leonard at OSHAWA THiS WEEK 874-4407 A%"Vr`1=W1 Purchase our all -paper buy word in any one of our classifications and receive a OYrham Reyfon 7HYraasurm Gulkle FREES (Up to $2500 value) Call 576-9335 for more into. 1�Eg� TREASURE GUIDE Spriny/Suntnw !6 Edltbn 720 720 -Cyril Elrim it IS with great sadness that his tam. ily announces his passing on Juty 7.1995 ager a long laness. Husband of the late Cynthia. Farther of Joyce Mclean wId tier late husband Bill Lynda Kuipatf ck and her husband Larry. Grandfather of Rinne Mere• dah and her husband Bruce. Donald Mclean and his -rte Mkd*N e . Tammy Mason and her hlsbanC Dar- ren. John KltMM& and Jim Kilpatrick. Gromt- GrandFaeher of Mslarse. K.nsfyn and Hillary. Prede- ceased by brodlers LeSW and Ken Cyril was Dom in Rook" isle of Vlfight, Erlgtand. on December 11, 19M and carne to Canada at the 1913. He received his education in Rookley. and in Canada at he Audi" (S.S.6). Pickering Twp. Following his Schools he with his Femifyfamed in Pickerng, and he spent he year 1927 farming in Saskatchewan. ReAxrwtg east again, b his blmer Ontano home. he opened his InSu,far" business n 1930. and dung W M War 9 he was engaged with Defence Industries Ltd.. in Alu. Cym lies a keen , wt usaw. corrmurary molded . =Zen, and was always bund b be associated with. and engaged in one or more of tits comminty'S Sotlal and cm-LAAty acnwnes. Including. over hose years. President of the Pickering Chamber of Cownert,e. President d Ptckeng Hor4colttual Society . Sec. rotary - Treasurer of the Po" VWage of Picker - ng. President of the arJtenng Rotary Club. ViCe- Crairrnan of Pickering S Whitby Township$ Dont Planning Board 1949-1953. Reeve d Pickering vil- lage 19531963, (Marden of Ontario C Xmfy 19% Oresident of the Children's Aid Society in the Car- y or Ontario and Cly of Oshawa, arid Direcior of Jrltaeo Assoc. of Ch 1dren's Aid Societies_ He was a member of Pickenng Village United Murch where he served as steward trustee, and -der, and latterly was an hon0urary elder. Cyrl was a dedicated member of the Masonic order, InOated into DonC Lodge 1928. Installed as Master 1940. Member of the Toronto Lodge of Perfection 1960. the Toronto Valley Rose Crolk 1961, 32nd degree Mason. Moore Sovereign Consistory, Ham.: - ton 1961 District Deputy Grand Master of Toronto District 3.1965 Charter member of Fnerldshlp Lodge 1975 and the same year received one of rhe highest honours in Masonry. the 33rd degree. 1fts!anon was held at McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., ( Pickering Village ) Ajax. Funeral service was held on Monday July 10 at 10:30 a.m. at RCke!ing Village United Churctl. As exprl cions ut sympathy. donations to the Pickering Village United Church Mortgage Fund would be appreciated by the family.. For an audio version of all of the current death notices received for publication in the News Advertiser or This Week, call 683-3005 or 404-6591 (Clarington residents). This complimentary service provides detailed information for notices placed in the previous 7 days. Brought to you by the following funeral homes: McIntosh -Anderson, Armstrong, W.C. Towne, McEachnie, Martino & Sons, Morris, Northcutt -Elliott, Accettone THE NEWS AbVEirrisEA, WED, JULY 12,1995 -PAGE 35-A 0 >3M _ N V FREE Print AD M FREE Voice Greeting IV FREE Message Retrieval Call 1-800-360-148324 hm a day to place your low ad FREE 30-M RIMEDD FREE GREETING c FREE MESSAGE %'EEK .�l call 1-800-360-1483 to place your ad 24 hrs. a day. (Please have your ad written down before you call) Ads place by (day of week) midnight will appear in the following week's Sincerely Yours section. Your ad will appear for at least 4 weeks. You may place an ad in one of our dating, sports partrlers/frierafs a senior's categories. It is important to reed your free voice greeting immediately. This allows callers who hmwse to hear your greeting and respond, even before you ad appears in the paper. r When recording your greeting, remember to give a complete description of ymu-self and the type of prrsoll and relationship you seek. A thorough• honest greeting will produce the best results. r You can retrieve your messages free of charge once a week. You may retrieve messages more than once a week by cabling the 900 number. There is a charge of $2.49 per minute. rriandrNq. SY tltl (Of1111 fE►MATED. in Port Flops. Icon- atlllsie and W. lovas Ise outdoors, dlrwlp dtrrag and afbppir>g I am dancing, dnmg out and movies, kwlag br heart. profossional single mon% 40, ad, enfoys srrtple kftwyio *hooka. COUPLE, 30's. seeks other cou- 1-900-451-4464 EXT. 34 M� aftkg, 4�e, ImlPbyed. final* eat, =10 ho'ttes't end CafR1g nrMt e"0 ripen- a single fsn+sls. 2539. for possible longteme retationsfep. wishes to moat someone who eft)oys dancing. travel. Mtwough- sports. children. races and travel. plate for fwxkhp. fun and Inoue. dad.lila Isaacs ilrivee fainly and dents. soekling an honest and SY 1171 =TLC from available and tare. flAaet be heeNrY• oPem•nwided racing, not into bars or head attache lentale, 27-35, for a king- AFFECTIONATE, handsofr*, brad ream*, playrg pool. a good male. 36+. employed, hliggabi* Z.111111 and dac. ST S70a (Oral" ATTRACTIVE, mals. 27. grmse -eke 1gmlW- With similar lerrrt MISo rrMtip. SY 1150 28. � ending, a roNsrcosstor and same Quakbes, a mythrg fm corm COUPLE mrd -30's, looking for kind with a kind heart. bdkN+g >p a h whoto0tese O*WeoL Single mama wskom e. EY 11Q E, sWnfy rralg. 30. looking for ng �s ca -PM sports, cooking, looking ¢ ~mss wMeMg IM 'My's. SYae04(OSI" rrgM SY 2d?2 (Ot31" ATTRACTIVE. outgoing, whit* Oa»r couples br fun enetiourm s. must be open -vow clean and woman, Qualities and wants $anon* b PUT some spring back into your aitay��A MtAg '2635, who variety including for wort-amourWW far* lartale, 23-32, finendilihq/fslstiornehvp. SY 1170 eL016DE, Dka* eyed Ismal*. m*di- build. T*mal*. 24. S'3'. 110 IDs.. *rMoys doer". SY S7at share her life with. ST /M240 " sleP STAN TLC and romance, from a Out, gong ho the movies a (0 " um single mom. k)Okinq for '3'. dancing. rollerblading and good GAT whit* male. 27. likes horse - DARE Decal. single. nsAkib frtele. DARE ktoking 24. COMM POO—— diamond in the rpgh hxlggade Care Bear. 30's. gentleman. SY S a fust staying home and ranting a vrded. It ANbR1OUS, whits male, 32. ger. fnaho. 2634. TIT- must work out. love kids. conversation. nines. seeks male who is attacbw and him to be with. SY 2423 (OS") back nothing. kwas pot, for the same for friendship. SY � good ktokirg for lrtjo, while lentsle, 24 11p (O�Sltl any of this tnt*m" YOU. gig ria a pee. Sy 1110 (OSN) wroWtvd, likes children. the ad of romance romance. *at healthy. enjoy most LADY, 46, rig►+ meals, seeks am (30$M 25. ready Oar 41 rehabomehiD. must PwpFE�DMAL tMub rral*. S7. IF you erg a srkgl*. Mite famaN. and treating a Lady like a lady. If Illus sounds Moe so mew eg sports and tit* outdoors. Race vwnpwynt, no SY care, honeq. tntNkgsrd gentlemen NE, shy. white tamale. 52. love to travel (da• 1. Sob), so ma a call. Y 1125 5'10', /6S NDs., non -so Or. ht, ee perated but t r mrd 30's, attractwe, alrrl, active. honest, you rt*rast*d n, please call. No *iris. am MAGICAL, mysbul lady. 40's, who enjoys the bgtt*r life. for 1 kendsMp and possble long -tern soaks some. for fryndshq. ouwgs. golf. AjWPockenng area Joe. you ILMI give old aR hope byal, loving, with young choldren and no*d Commitment, ggaaenr�eoos Sr t 1O0 COeI COtINTRY^OR�NTED Petit*, nature $Over, successful. Oom morrie nt. SY ad" (OSI" responded to ad. Iafl the wrong EASY-GOM. whfa mala. 32. 6'. b hair ham a sum. t - - 40 -SS. Mn cal. You won't be disappoint- male. 49, 5T. brown hair. Drown ayes• b seeks gentleman esti � ��'- ATTRACTIVE. s, ria seism. ST .cv„g father of two boys. 900" srruokriq• hgaKhy, nort- sensitive. ed Sit 1161 (�) De wen, looking fp women. 385, o Call country BOSH) cooking and cats SY 2x107 (OSH) with single mom with razor wit, 31, azor it. 31. ARE -s O ARE you a Lady who )s bnyy, or anti -carr ralabonehp vMh a F1e tem I*. 25.32. 10r tasndMrD warm and Considerate, lady. SY 114is(OSNj ATHLETICALLY built, prolesmon- arowrt up. SY 1101 (OS") ROMANTIC, attractive, single, soaks sacun, romantic soul -mats with Compatible interests and am- Has a Ionr salt-gsto*mo This kind. clean, considered gentleman. SrWre ' .si must egoy the Outdoors. be LOVABLE, single. whiN mala. 42, ah, 3O -yea -old MMo rye. h ,Mer- geed in enjoying the company of EISS�• urban. tnlNlectuat. 38. pass -on for classical music, arts. white female. 34. 5'6'. site" with sandy blonde hair. blue-eyed. no stades. 29.. for companionship. invited you b a dracreof. �nOmate nest and fun coving. SY 1127 (OSH) non-srmoker, enjoys farmtfy lira, the ouldo es. basting. fishing, country an attractive and personable tamale. 20-32. a 90MM enamour growth, inner exploration. seeking daparftns. Waking for a sonstpw. committed. monogamous and *xfrem*ly pass,onat• :I* -tong enco~. compoel mm a bad* of wing and roax,ng, sensual mats- IN ,A -ch Of a white poet* lady with '^g half. b be thee- like a queen music, quiet evenngs at home, Iookng for an attractive female. Of ant love of tho outdoors are also slim. attractowe woman for relaxed conversation, Clothing. ems. ionq- affectionate mai*. 30-39. for sen- Dug •*Iatoonan,0 Dean. prion* adventure SY 24.25 (031" WIDOW, 57, non-snrok*r. attrac sage SY S711 SECURE Couple seeks attractive .. a vary conSKWSt* mals. 47, age o race not rmportanl, with atm- w*kome, traits. SY 1145 (OSI) SINGLE father. 35. 5'6', seeks W I and moms welcorme. SY 1102 (OSI) pack Heave numD*r SY 2400 M/TELIIGENT. s.+gle minae". 2a, tela. with Many w*Or*st. would Ink* tD `neer white mal* for fun and discreet >:•k Hair. S'S'. 135 ba., hard work • stroke,. social ch we. enjoys Jar interests. SY 1146 (OSH) Two single white males. 22. female, kids okay, who is honest BROWN sumer, black main. 30'2. Col1*go graduate. *mnployod, las a cOng*nnl COmparxon tc. entov Item wilt SY 2427 (0884) 4nco.-n!ors M.,s! o* nun and nealtnv SY S710 (DSI) idiom. M* outdOon. aniralS. Searching for two single white ant ergot's quer times. SY 11114 (OSH) run and caring, likes movies, din- wide variety of mt*r*sts, sooliI ATTRACTIVE. ',! ady, a2. S'7'. SECURE :aaple saes a•ttaClinre sense of hurnorx ST 1120 females, 1625. attractive and goal- ACTIVE• prof*soI .Mite rule. mag. Conversation, gong t0 the park. would I-4-4 to m**t sexy male, 24-3c. mteatgam, attractive wee art proportionate to hogrt. SY Seett;rq ref. dark geneefrian who was warm sunrrr days. farmalo for kri and dndew anCOur- Must OSHI Onenled and rrr0 know ra0nar they non -smoke, goparaled. 5'10'. akin. 1*rnal* 'c, •elatlonsnrp Oshawa 2410 (OSM} candle- IM-^n4n .rid Zood eonwafsa- ten De .:awn and hoe1N'ry SY 5711 10384) SINGLE !agar of two. hite wi*hOW _ 5'11-. enjoys in* outdoors. wort ,n M*. for I lion KW loading to possible relabonsfrps. SY lids seeks paste, pretty. M fornaie. 40- SO. for e00090t OonerimebDn aria SY 1183 (03H) I'M SNmom. on. 33. hones! and car- fi-, SY 242! OLDER :ow le. stro t. sees variety r.,aeball and a of music, (OS1Q ant meaningful relationship SY 1167 29 years old W, from Ino Afar area. I'm 'toned and health, boo Pod being bestir, enjoy, walks aiding the t?eaM the Blue, Jays and INDEPENDENT. Jany 40 s. ernpOy4d. Diae:k '*rye. mai* 'r d•s=root pot-tog*tMn, •w,tf^•y, _ x nq for someone sP*C'al tosm. rid tin, rewn- * rim rdotgatt, non -se or, ger- Hnon-seM) (OS conscious. I'm an avid Musician_ good movies rpm starting life ower and seperaled, would Illi* to anew tea. attractive. mux r age rot rtijarert SY 5712 ;:-- potableLo -•: SY 1121 erman, mid -40's. seeking a woman. 30.42. under 5'6', with GOOD-LOOKING, s.ngle, wit',•* mol*, 40. 6'1', 165 lbs-, seeking play in a R&B band on the st0o Looking for female. bolting for a Special mend to arca* sricere, honest and ca^ng mala for ATTRACTIVE :oupiie. nod 3C's W ANT !c share some summer some quakbes, for lasting reeeon- a pretty. slim, ,ndepondent woman slim good $*rise Of humpy, no dopendent. trine ren and r,o aitpr*c,ates tend- tosn,a _ ova SY 2411 (OS84) r*lation*hip Race ixnrnpoftant OnoY +*goahS,,bJO aro 2uCCOSS'_ sf•* *-:ries !o -441 at!,ae! .• 'canes !or 4nmurters. SY S7f0 S_,7 Songie dad. 38, huslty with onq nor. bid *yes, enjoy Ployto stwp SY ftp (Coe) C/MUSTIAN, waren-named, aww- with a Rood sense of huafriouy SY 1166. to share tom*and tx.es eros- �� ,glattonffxp SINGLE ^riomn owo. . r t30Goole pared^ rood respond SY 2421 PROFESSIONAL. srngl*. ht. 9"(OSM Dwll canoeing, COMO" and swwm- love mala. M seeking special lady ANOTHER singlo n Poe hkopo. 30. able sorrow Sr 1105 (OSH) long wanks. Variety d muuoic. hoe a a good **rise of hurmour. not into (OSH) SWEET, single. whit* tarote, 24. female. enjoys *porta. autdoors e and quitswoe r times nth r'•Ypart- ^ 9 If you',* active. humorous rid rue* Som* sown Lana. limits est for Po*wbfo hgndsrop leading to a rwtionshp. 24-34. SY 1146 (OSI) emp$Oygd, f~ d roo do . racing. ham* Irl*. nil tib bar or -ftt* HARDWORKW4G, rt* e"a*. 35. S'10". 210 lbs non-smoker. head games. ntomMed ,n mond ',rst. s oo., ,; for a gonaemwn. 25-35. nor. iwoking for Ray tamale. 25 •og*rh*f and mavise well I It -0. HONEST and Sincere. single. white head games. seek ancon I* ale. now country fan who's Iearnw g to kw Shic Dossit" rokobonMep. SY 2412 (OSH) who has a gleet sena* of hurrnptir. a Rood 9*rfOra ,. and ,s honeet 'or 4 •• ionogarmous relebOrehp SY S79.4 (OSH) SY 1130 (051) YALE, 45. S'8', while, Waking to mala. 32. likes camWook . sports. horseback ndrtg, der" out and 30-40, for possible relationship Single morns welcome. SY 1170 again, seeks non-smoot ng ; idy. now country tan. 25 35. be ►mond- ENERGETIC. 5'E'. 39. sngle. rule lemeto. no kids, looks Similar Mo* a^r- :,,••n: SY 2430 GAY -ata coupio, mid 310's, good meet someone for tendelxp. SY 1132 (OSH quiet eivenonge. looking for a 22 for (OSI) ship first SY 1106 who runs. mountain Nikes Slot ).0& ng. healthy. sinceeer re. ss .(xrng*r 'mai*. 10-2S. for fun and H. whit* Mal*. good looking. woman 35, possGENTLEMAN,a kM) onship Kids C K SY 1140 (03 GENTLEMAN, 5C. aleafs I" leaI" 35, good-hearted. good-looking, SEPARATED, can to Malo. 44, pnaeroy, gong through nor divorce. kayaks, for fnendsh,p_ Pots ae long term relationship, SY 2413 ,*ndsrvp D, aillboo assured and ..apected ceav w,M Dion* num- enjoys music. rnolrles. cycling, 0ENTLEMAK 39. black, 180 lite-, eeek,nq pent* lady. 30-45, who rf~Od on meeting Born Agar JOSH) PROFESS40NA. - aC■ 'e^a *. our, SY 5795(OS/) horseback riding, 00" fora Ohm, 5'9'. educated. outgoing. non- lies to be Irewsad extra spec+y. for ^Christen lady. 3545. win n•,y own LEO. 22. attractive 'mom of on*. S4ek,nq plot*::.gra ^ ,ick ^mat*. WHITE 'em.om 52, m!e•esled in unit. 'era-* SY 1133 MAIIDSOME. honooL srt91 bleep so of. Social drinker. looking for a 0044* Wmw" for a poombl* relation- possible corp -loam rolabonsftip. SY 1171 (OSH) nom• have swimming Pool and Rotheeor. My intorasts are swim- onjoys lso - 4x4. cards. pool and Maifetts, for �-ondsro0 SY 3219 -e' 'ady, woo wh.re twmaw 4C s- Soo. for "We. educated. non-snrnOltof. vwy Shp ::all me for details . SY I ISO DIVORCED. whit* male. father. Mwg, 1.cwg, log walks. SY 1167 open-minded. caring and nomtest. loci ehq for '•,ale or a big- A ned. we odfuca'*d widow. n late 6o s. I:r es "rus,c. aurrrmar, outings. poss0re .*..!,or - sn.o. vo^. t:screw SY 57% (OSH) •.r,dy-Onon:ed. wok out 6 days a SINGLE. norio-Smater, enlays corn mind 30's. enjoys the outdoors- the- (0884) le - e,.,: ,:n$hip SY 241S thewtr*. vav*lrrg ro dean of .mar. COUPLE -'*rested n ore w :ou- weeu. IOOi9 kir a lerrale. color foy, we danertg. SO'9 8 SO's and etre, movies and family timnes. WHITE male. 35. 57', 140 'bs.. STRIKINGLY *:!•active. petit* mage. Seeks gentleman cpnpar•,or Dim for good wines. onondshi, and of important. tour"oving and look- outdoors. seeps a slim. active, paboht, considerate. bwe*vels in blue-eyed. blonde. wrovs music, bNonde 49 Oolong to, !ail. good Call of s -.eat for coffee SY 3220 poSsoiv more ::.*&-,-.z5 rid ys- rq to, good urea. SY 1134 BLONOE-hared, blue-eyed math, attractive lady. 56-63, for a dance tnwndsnp SY cool odionenf and abdifor to compro walks ca-cff-q tgok:lnq g*nti*man wPc enjoys (COO) cis'. r a •mutt. SY 57971OSH) 'M. 55. 100 be.. likes movys, race Panner and 1151 SINCERE. d,voirced. white male. mrs* soek:ng s,rm,lar fomai*, 20- (OSH) 4C SY 1172and ^vt-'res �,), SY 1109 gar ing, trav*, and romantic .ventmgs, 49-55 veno s nonewt. OUTGOING. it -care. in good 2nrtW sqo, rut* maN. 20. •+omn- GAY *n,!* mar* Dotting for gay Mad "'mile. •saC aoeneh■He and 11roners and long woekondb, kook- -q for'er+al*. 25-32. eounsry SS. Drown hair. hazel eyea, 5T. busy. rOrnenbe drttar. DIVORCED. wm,t* mai*. 39. 6', 155 lbs brown hair Drown =anrfo ant 400,*c aces :h* good __qs'r senor*' III the outdoors. C x•er-�r• ass�,ed and expected- girl ':• 4�r times ad log term relation- sane, enjoys dancing. music. . end dnrke •'* SY 2416 camping, cycrrnq svo--s ^_ountry •.e",3:. SY S71a (OSH) -c SY 1135(OSH) country social on, eyes, social and smakfor. dancing, TALL. ^;pander' INDEPENDENT, artracaw, OMyo And ,r+rr •-a.w s.. -i:, ., TALL .e:racbvo. arngle. ve^y as- SiNGLE wm hit , al*, 28. 6% 2SO smoker and or. seeks battle, lon for (narWlwp. Cooking, wild Country . active mom, 5'10'. cora parent, 29, erys •ave. We aria! kft p -er,,v,c SY 1223 , OS'' M : -eat tat . rn44or%oa, sacks :ou- white , 45-55, music. movees, shoot,na pool. Where..i9. otx ng carr; of laughter. seeks -Drrruilic gentle- : es ':- fn*rdsh,p and fun. SY &NOY romantic moires and possible relationship. SY 11S2 deft. cribbage, and volk*ybal. cave. and 20ncon mar for friendship and man and past friend, 30'ial. to Rat 5790 = -,men. $Onq walks and country (OSH) laugh. fun and more. SY 1173 possitxe long too relationship. SY out and iw rte to to Mast with *ALL, amractove, angle. Mwd-IORys '.iS-C. looking for ging{*, white I am attractive. sincere, rokablg. COSH) 231* (OSH) SY 2417 male. Seeks a:tractiwe t4mra,e IO "rile. 25-32• cath Same W*MVdt, professional, white male, non- SINGLE whkle male, 38, 5'9-. 185 SEPARATED toorale. 56. looking GENUINE. s,ngje, full t gurad. HONEST a -z :loan, easy-going paAnpole as a couple in the aite+- -, 'o119 term rMbborwhip SY 1136 „'SH) so or, spafaMd, 57, 571(r. sum, Ill enjoys .:ounlly music, M out- for an understanding and caring employed lanak*. mid 40 s. would senor. bok,mg for fnendwwo and ,Ate kins". to attend 'n* -for HONEST and Caring Male, 33, ht, seeks pasta. preUy. M female, Ior long doofe. Waking for many happy and fun tog*dar. big term SY gentleman. doeso I sero«* or drink, les dancing Alto !O maw mala thara kind, $n- 'car combantonshtp, on,Cn staying Croe _ _C •uncaoroot SY S000 sop 40-55. a moanmgtul -teem+ t:mes otaldoors and sports, care and .red head gwrra is a NY-* : • ;,ting out SY am COUPLE. 36. seeks :true cot.p* +"'ted. dO----*Wth, (un•aOvrg, ryabonship SY 11 S3 1174 and king wailom SS -58. for cormpan- non-snrD.or drn.4r at drug user. SENIOR woman. 5'S'. slim bsalrt 'o tun and encounters. friendynp ■aa movie. quest evening* and PHYSICALLY fit, hardworking SINGLE. wh,to, tath*r of one, oomsh p relationship SY 2399 SY 2410 (OSH) good norm, lodung tar non-smrok. 'rat Open rwriosdness anti 1sceo- x.td carversasons, look" for the, mal*, 33. smoker. looking for would pike to moot honeosl. good (OSH) ATTRACTIVE, autgorrg, sincere. or. tail. for, easy-go,nq gentleman. Oar a -•,.so SY 5602 (OSH) tie off ap*cual lady. $Y ataractiw, fix+ lovfrg woman, 28- kwiung. M tally for posahala gear* LOOKJNG Vr a oomparvon. aS55. rite. keel-Agund rwmal*. 3T. wen br oortparvor"*W. rriO res gkagk ATTACHED. iow to mai*. 38. 1134 (OSH) HONEST, active 35, far a ki^g-wm relobpaftp, no relationship, between 25-40 ''m must be hOn4I 2rnoaa and mast- I looking for kiv*S Country life. rk,isnc, horses Inmos. accastonal danCi'o-fooatre -orr:nr soaks attached or srgie lemrr4 kir and attractive airy head games, serious onguimes- SY oasy-gong and very roll dive i- worthy as am, is a and quiet tier* at Icor. ,s search- ,arid xa4rg. SY 4063 a daytime encounter. clean,,ress ^+ala, 28. 510', 170 bs.. onfoys 1154 find. 6- tau. darts. active. 36 year :ong-term relationship. 1 *njov trig for a sincere, comretted. mar SINCERE, satyr lady weld re to and discrwnor, assured. SY S003 "anY sports, king walks. country MALE, 24, 5'8', cid. great soma old. Don't De shy because I am- SY dancing, th*afro, country drives -,age -•nded kind4 male, 3S-49, moot aoner sen,o•s 'ar •-ave and (OSH) . ng and travel, soaking slim. of humour, very sensbw, not woo 1175 (OSH) and srmeora to onjoy We with. SY with simian interests. SY 2411 c_ ^;...- : ^s^.c SY 4068 GAY 'smalo. prof*ssona, vrorkxg lady. 24-30. SY head games. byal, rgep*Cthil and SEPARATED, 30's• tater. 10okr+p 00 24(OSH) VIVACIOUS, white, profesaconai sC's and SC's, non-snhoae.^s, new tic 1139(OSH) honest, seeking fomaie, 18-30. for for a tall, slim, good sons* of SINGLE morn, long Down hair, wndownm . on-soker, daughter 15. .Vhitby area, would note :o meet SINGLE, ror white aj*• 35, 5'11', ISO a relationship SY 1156 eent female. 25- humour, odaped , looking for a- brown -eyed. 5Trhe hoping to Moet an go at „molar gay women for h+grdsnop ;.s ion -smatter. phyaialy fit, icor SEPARATED, white. S'9', 39. toes 35. for friendship loading to a reia- bonsn,p with a tau male. 27.. SY amploy*d. I*nsotive man. 45-55. -only, varied nto•ests. r4s,c, :along. enjoys outdoors. country 29. wtfoys mo$1 sports. rock r' rom. walks, t:onshrp. Ionq yrves and w 2401 h who arfoldend rs rq romance, with moves. Mrf.ng, ga,de^ ^q „d t""as• long walks, movies and guff country and rhe bkaes, Waking for Akax area. SY 1176 ATTRACTIVE, white. Christian bi„nty ore SY 2420 ATTRACTIVE, :_rfous lornate. 35. -Jive-Sa*dn SY Sa04 rq. soaks female. 28-38. for long someone honest with sense of MALE. 29, employed. toned and es lady, onloys quiet walks, romantic ATTRACTIVE, vary oulgong, 24, wishes to moot curious f*ru:e or *LACK ^-a,*. 22, !oolong to, i e_ 'el -shop. SY 1140 (OSH) CRAVING humour, must like children, for health Conscious. avid musician R&B dinners. soft music. !ook,nq for Born Again S-7", 130 lbs.. strawberry b4onde hair secure couple. br hn got-klgethee, renal✓e 'adv 'Jn got logeeers. SY en -minded 1 who P gal erm relationship. SY 1157 l play n a classic band, leaking gentleman. age a,ourid an" molerbladng• swvnmrg, ci*aniness and ascrebon a must. S00S (OSH) s^ares my passions for tropical malliD SNGLE, write male, 30. 55'. 175 SaING for an equal partner to snare 40 who rinlOYs dna same. SY 2402 dancing and wt raw a good :,rho. SY 5703 (OSH) HI b'KIa'ii, we spD.e about 3 .'qnt life, beaches, surts"e fomare lbs., seeking attractive. white laughs and quiet kris. for possible WHITE. Christian LACv. So. Seers Seeo,ng aov*t,c. 900d-,Odting, fun COUPLE, ^mid 30's, gn is female weeks ago and tainted briefly about dinners. moonlit cruses, cud- female who enjoys quiet evenings. big - term relabonshop. SY 1177 sincere gentleman 3h„ s heart s guy SY 2421 (OSH) to have discr4w encounters. Must taster eve surgery, I would cove :, tl'r9. CwdWht baths, TLC, flowers, movies and drvng ouL SY I ISO HONEST, single male, 39. 5'6', tender fcr Goo SY 2403 (OSH) BITTEN and shy, fug -figured mon, be open-mirood. 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