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Is it that time already?
Some Durham
students hit the
books Tuesday
BY SUSAN O'NEILL
Staff Writer
More than 320 students from
across Durham are preparing to hit
the books Tuesday as C. E.
Broughton Public School kicks off
its year-round program for the
fourth year.
And, as the popularity of the
modified calendar continues to in-
crease at the Whitby school, sever-
al other communities across the re-
gion are examining the possibility
of year-round schooling in their
neighbourhoods.
-I think it would be ideal for
some schools:' says Durham Dis-
trict School Board chairman Doug
Ross, noting the board "struck a
bylaw that each new school would
have a committee to investigate the
modified program"
The modified calendar. first
launched at Broughton in 1996.
begins in AuLuNt and rum through
to the enol ol' 1un�: !-Mishing the
same time as rr_ul.0 ;howls.
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Town of Pickering
683-6582
However, students and teachers at-
tend classes for shorter stretches of
time, with breaks spread more
evenly throughout the year. The
longest period students are in class
is nine weeks without a break,
which means the program is more
continuous-
-It's been an effective calendar
and it's worked well," says
Broughton principal Katie Brown.
"It's very sm(xHh. It really does
feel continuous"
Ms. Brown, who replaced Jack
Smyka as the school's principal in
February, reports enrolment in
both of the school's programs has
"steadily grown" since 1996, with
enrolment in the modified school
year calendar more than double
what it was three years ago.
According to Ms. Brown, ap-
proximately 325 students start
classes this week, with another 235
beginning after Labour Day.
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Residents' group opposes waterfront plan
PICKERING — A proposal to
veer the Waterfront Trail away from
Lake Ontario and instead pass di-
rectly behind some homes here has
concerned residents asking for local
support at a Town Council meeting
Tuesday.
Those residents formed the Wa-
terfront Trail West Neighbourhood
Committee this summer to come up
with alternatives to the proposed
route through the east part of the
Petticoat Creek Conservation Area.
Committee members believe the
trail should be routed along the wa-
terfront, which would require con-
struction of a bridge over the creek.
A proposal, however, calls for
the trail to pass about eight feet be-
hind homes on Broadgreen Street,
which residents feel is an "expedi-
ent route", but not the "best route",
literature from the committee says.
Not only would the proposal
block some of the "best vistas" on
the route, it would mean the disrup-
tion of an area that is home to "in-
credible wildlife", as well as rasp-
berry bushes and Drees, says Arlene
Driedger.
Residents are also concerned
about the impact on their quiet
neighbourhood, as it would bring
increased public traffic, overhead
ONOKIA'Stas
lights and could possibly become a
teenage hangout, Ms. Driedger re-
ports. The committee has met with
members of Town Council and the
Toronto Region Conservation Au-
thority. It believes it has come up
with several worthwhile alterna-
tives, including a trail at the top of
the bluffs from the west entrance at
Rodd Avenue to the mouth of Petti-
coat Creek at the eastern end of the
PUIL
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which begins at 7:30 p.m. in the
council chambers at Town Hall at
One The Esplanade.
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Durhamgets $500,000 ingrant funding
Foundation to help Grandview among others
BY JACQUIE MCINNE'S
Staff Writer
More than $5)0,(X)) is head-
ing to community groups in
Durham including money for a
regional treatment centre for dis-
abled children, a boys and girls
recreational facility and a high
school-based community centre.
The money is part of $](X)
million to be distributed across
the province by the Ontario Tril-
lium Foundation, a provincial
government agency. One of the
recipients, the Grandview Chil-
dren's Foundation which runs a
regional treatment centre for dis-
abled children in east Oshawa is
"ecstatic" with its portion of the
funding which will total
$205,000 over three years.
"We're ecstatic and thrilled.
We're the only centre that does-
n't receive any funding for a
recreational therapist or recrc-
ational programming;" says the
What's open,
centre's spokeswoman Pam Mc-
Coll, explaining why the centre
applied for the grant. The centre
did provide "as much as it could"
in the way of recreational oppor-
tunities for the approximately
1,400 disabled children who use
it, says Mrs. McColl. (Almost
half of the 2,8(x) children who
come to Grandview for treatment
have a physical disability while
the other half receive speech
therapy at the centre.) Because of
funding limitations, the centre
could not staff the facility, which
includes a therapy pool, after
hours and on weekends. This
money will allow it to do that,
she says. "We're going to offer a
swim program and music thera-
py and other social recreational
programs" Ms. McColl says
there is a real need in the com-
munity for these types of pro-
grams because although munici-
pally -run programs always wcl-
what's closed on
holiday Monday
Following is a list of what's open
and closed on the Civic Holiday.
SUPERMARKETS: Some are
open and some closed. Check with the
outlet you normally shop at to sce if it's
open.
RETAIL: Most retail outlets open.
BEER/ LIQUOR: The Beer and
liquor stores will be open.
VARIETY STORES: Most are
open, many around the clack.
BANKS/ TRUST COMPANIES:
Closed Monday. (Check with your fi-
nancial institution for hours of opera-
tion.)
RECREATION: In Ajax, all ind(x)r
facilities will he closed, including the
Ajax and McLean Community Centres.
The outdoor pool next to the Ajax
Town Hall will be open Monday from I
to 4 p.m. and from 6 to 8 p.m. Also shut
Monday are Pickering Museum Vil-
lage, the Pickering Recreation Com-
plex and the pool at Dunbarton High
School.
LIBRARIES: All public library
branches in Ajax and Pickering will be
closed.
TRANSIT: No municipal transit
service in Ajax or Pickering. GO Tran-
sit will operate on a reduced schedule.
Call GO for scheduling information at
416-869-3200.
GARBAGE PICK-UP: There's no
garbage or Blue Box recycling collec-
tion.
GOVERNMENT: Ajax and Picker-
ing Town halls closed. Pickering coun-
cil meets Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
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come disabled children, "some-
times it is not possible for some
disabled children to keep up. A
lot of parents here arc ecstatic to
hear this news; especially parents
of young teens;' she says, noting
the scope of suitable programs
narrows as the children become
older.
Other funding in the an-
nouncement includes $147,(xx)
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centre to be batted out of G.L.
Roberts, a south Oshawa high
school. As well, the Eastview
Boys and Girls Club, a sports
and recreational facility in Os-
hawa will receive funding of
$750X) over one year to im-
prove and repair the existing fa-
cility.
An initiative to establish a
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Modified calendar students
back to class next week
MODIFIED from page I
"It seems there's lots of excitement
about coming back," she says, explain-
ing students in the modified calendar
program tend to pick up where they left
off "much more quickly- when they re-
turn from their five-week summer va-
cation.
"The enthusiasm is there," she says,
noting staff members have been in all
week and several students have already
dropped by to check their class list.
And, although the school is located
in Whitby, the program draws students
from municipalities across the region
because it's the only alternative of-
fered.
In Uxbridge, trustee Nancy Loraine
reports the modified program will be
explored at Quaker Village Public
School, slated to open early next year.
"My understanding is the SCC for
the new school is going to have some
discussion around that," she says,
adding she's "scn,,iti�(.- z,, the fact that
there's a choice.
"Personally I feel there's a lot of va-
lidity to what (the year-round program)
offers," Trustee Loraine says.
Don McLean, superintendent of
Whitby schools, reports the possibility
of setting up a modified calendar is up
for discussion at all new schools, in-
cluding Winchester Public School in
Brooklin where Mr. Smyka, the princi-
pal, has formed a parent committee
that's "exploring the possibility" of
adopting a modified program.
Mr. McLean explains parents in
each community where new schools
are being constructed under the board's
system -wide accommodation plan —
including Ajax, Pickering, Uxbridge
and Oshawa — will make a decision
about whether or not to adopt the mod-
ified program.
And, while he says there has been
"a certain degree of interest" in Brook -
lin, he notes the school "is not going to
open on a modified school year calen-
dar. A decision hasn't been made yet"
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Editori I &
'PINIONS Ge%ebrote the Future!
DURHAM
'N E W S ADVERTISER JULY 30, 1 9 9 9 1 •4-•!!
EDITORIAL
Street racing senseless
Speed is about thrills, power, machismo,
but it's also about stupidity
It's about speed, thrill• power,
machismo.
Or, in a word, just plain stupidity.
On any given weekend, hordes of
adrenaline -pumped men, and even
some women, rev their souped -up en-
gines and put the pedal to the metal on
a dark - and deserted, we hope - road-
way in Durham Region and surround-
ing areas.
Among the favourite local strips
frequently converted by devoted drag
racers into late-night raceways are
Colonel Sam Drive. Harbour Street,
Winchester Road and Harmony Road
North in Oshawa, Wentworth Street in
Whitby and Taunton Road, Pickering.
And while there arc no laws ban-
ning stupidity, there are when it
comes to street racing, the pastime
police say has risen in popularity in
recent years.
In a effort to drive dragsters out of
the Motor City, Durham Regional Po-
lice has assigned its special enforce-
mcnt team (SET), aided from above
by Air One, the high-tech
Durham/York police helicopter, to
shadow the midnight speed demons
on nights when they gather.
"We're getting the message out
firmly but fairly - it's not going to be
tolerated;' says SET Sergeant Gil
Hughes.
"We're basically shadowing and
monitoring them in marked police
cars so they're aware of our presence.
We're recording licence plate num-
bers and officers will also inspect cars
for violations;' says Sgt. Hughes,
adding the local crackdown appears to
be having the desired result.
"It hasn't been a confrontational
approach. We're finding it's success-
ful with the threat of tickets and
fines"
Such punishment may not be
enough to deter the majority of these
road rebels without a cause, simply
because in the words of Bowmanvillc
racer Anita Goodrich, "the risk of get-
ting caught is half the fun."
We assume the risk of getting
killed isn't enough.
Last year. there were four racing -
related deaths in Greater Toronto,
though none in Durham, and the toll
is sure to rise given the illegal sport's
following.
Auto racing belongs on designated
tracks like Mosport, not on our neigh-
bourhood streets where the risk of
death or injury to innocent motorists
is present. It's incumbent on the rest
of the community to lend support to
police in their efforts to put the brakes
on the pasttime. If you're a drag racer.
please stop. If you're a witness to this
activity or are aware of upcoming
race locations, pick up the phone and
call police.
You could be saving a life.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Rabies case sources expends a great a
of energy toward the prot
of wildlife and the public.
shouldn't be we have several raccoon
foxes living in our area (D
ton/Amberlca). The young
overblown arc frequently seen in our y
To the editor:
I recently read in several pa-
pers about the first case of rac-
coon rabies in Ontario on the St.
Lawrence south of Ottawa (May-
nard). Obviously, this is of great
concern to all but I hope not
being blown out of proportion.
The Ministry of Natural Re -
Street racing mom sets poor example
Dangerous activity must be stopped
You see it in the media all the
time.
Tragic traffic accidents result in
the too -soon death of young and old
alike. The carnage near Perth a
month ago, the mysterious deaths on
Hwy. 401 between London and
Windsor which has resulted in 12
killed during the past four months;
even the death Wednesday of a Sud-
bury police officer who tried to use a
spike belt to stop a fleeing teen who,
after hitting the constable, crashed
into a pole and himself, died.
In response, we cry a little and
worry about our loved ones. We, in
the media, run stories warning peo-
ple to take care on long weekends,
run stories emphasizing the benefits
of Road Watch and how it is encour-
aging safe driving, run stories about
-the possibility of red-light cameras
and the effectiveness of the annual
JUDE program.
And now, a day after reporting on
some of the biggest twits going -
. Tim
Kelly
Staff Editor
street drag racers - there is a story
about Bowmanville woman Anita
Goodrich and her passion for blazing
down GTA roads at breakneck
speeds in her souped up `68 Chev-
elle. As well local police report they
will be taking special action to try to
keep drag racers off the streets.
Bravo!
This mother has an 18 -month-old
son. I wonder how eager she'd be to
strap little Taran into a baby seat
while she roars down the road wear-
ing her fire -retardant suit.
This 26 -year-old, who is married
and has a job, says as, "a wife and
mother, I've still got a job to come
home to, so I can't be totally nuts"
I beg to differ.
Supposing Mrs. Goodrich is lucky
enough not to kill or injure herself or
some poor innocent who happens to
be out for a late-night drive - what
kind of an example is she setting for
her son?
It's dangerous enough to be dri-
ving far, far in excess of the speed
limit but isn't her reckless behaviour
and desire to brag about it to millions
in print, a sign to her son to thumb
his nose at the police?
There are enough bad drivers out
there who drive close to the speed
limit as it is. The actions of the Anita
Goodrich's out there make life more
dangerous for all of us.
E-mail comments on this co&mn to
nnews0durham.net. Submissions
which include the writer's fuA name
and town of residence will be con-
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foxes
and i n
the mid-morning and evening.
They behave very much like
young puppies, as they have not
yet learned to fear people. They
arc curious and playful. Most
importantly, they have been vac-
cinated for rabies by the Min-
istry. This very successful pro-
gram of rabies vaccine baiting
has virtually eliminated the inci-
dence of fox rabies in Ontario. i
This year the ministry will dis-
pense another 1.1 million rabies
vaccine baits.
Another concern many people
have is the possibility their small
pet may be hunted by fo)jes. We
have three outdoor cats who
have survived six years of fox
exposure even when the young
foxes are being raised.
I have seen raccoons, ground
hogs and even my smallest cat
scare off the adult fox. On the
flip side, I agree it is prudent to
keep cats inside at night as there
is a possibility foxes hunt more
aggressively at night. So, if you
see a fox during the day, don't be
afraid of it, consider yourself
fortunate.
Who knows how long we will
be able to enjoy sharing our
backyards with these and other
beautiful wild animals.
The Ministry of Natural Re-
sources is full of information
about rabies, foxes and rac-
coons. Look them up on the In-
ternet: www.mnr.gov.on.ca.
Janice Freund,
Pickering
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She just loves to burn rubber
Durham's hot rod mama can't get enough speed
Illegal street racing is pre-
sumed to be the nocturnal pas-
time reserved for hordes of
young men revving their engines
in a show of unquenched male
virility.
For the most part, it still is.
But watch out, because that
`guy' in the icy -blue chariot next
to yours, waiting with clenched
teeth to launch down the track in
an ear -popping, metal -grinding
screech, just might be Anita
Goodrich.
Yes, Goodrich. No relation to
the tire company, mind you.
The Bowmanville resident is
26, a wife, a new mother, and
more than most of the dragsters
out there, an extreme speed
demon.
"In a five -speed," she gra-
ciously explains, "you gotta load
it up at the start, get your RPMs
up you know? Then drop your
clutch about halfway out so you
still got traction off the line.
"If you can launch good out of
the hole you got a good race," she
continues. "As long as you don't
misshift.."
Huh?
Mrs. Goodrich is racing under
the stars, bumper -to -bumper with
an overwhelming majority of
men.
"Wake up, it's the '90s," she
says.
Yet the scene last weekend
near 2 a.m. on Coronation Drive
in Scarborough was typical: of
the 200 or so racers, only one was
a woman.
No one knows how many rac-
ing junkies are women, but as
one performance garage mechan-
ic in Woodbridge says, "It's very,
Durham resident Anita Goodrich is an un- She's always been a racing buff who claims
abashed supporter of street racing who says racing among her peers is all about bragging
'the risk of getting caught is half the fun'. rights.
very few"
Ask about her motivation?
"Seeing guys who can't drive. I
thought, 'I've got to be able to
do better than that."'
A true racing enthusiast, Mrs.
Goodrich has always been a spec-
tator at the race tracks and the il-
legal midnight runs that happen
all across the city and on which
police in Greater Toronto are now
cracking down using a state-of-
the-art helicopter.
It's over the past year shc's
taken to the track herself.
"The best was when I beat my
buddy's Mustang II;' she winks
as she peels off her fire -retar-
dant, racing jacket. "That's what
racing's all about — bragging
rights"
As for her friends, well,
they're mostly male.
"I've always been a tomboy,
more into guy things than girl
things," she confesses. "It was
Tonka Toys and Matchbox cars,
not Barbies;' she says.
In high-school, Mrs. Goodrich
would run "field cars" with the
boys. They would buy heaps
from the junkyard for 50 bucks,
smash out the windows, replace
the gas tank with a Jerry can in
the trunk, and "go Baja in a
farmer's field trying to destroy
the car."
So it comes as no surprise that
she's just "one of the guys" on
the quarter -mile strip.
"I've never had a problem,
most respect me for running the
races. Once some guys said, 'Oh
cool, a broad.'
"There's no reason why it
should be a male sport, it has
nothing to do with gender."
So far, the police haven't
stopped her, and for Mrs.
Goodrich, "the risk of getting
caught is half the fun."
But as she embraces her 18 -
month -old son Taran, the fiery
redhead says she still considers
her family her top priority.
" I am still a wife and mother.
I've still got a job to come home
to, so I can't be totally nuts;' she
says.
Mrs. Goodrich has another
baby, though. A newly -purchased
'68 Chevelle, which she says
she'll paint canary yellow, and
outfit with — what else — BF
Goodrich performance tires.
And, the car? As if you had to
ask. "It's a she."
— Torstar News
Service
Police aim to pm stop to speed demon
Durham street racers put on alert
BY STEPHEN SHAW
Staff Writer
A Durham Regional Police
special enforcement team (SET)
is vowing to drive drag racers out
of the motor city.
The seven -officer squad,
formed this year to take on spe-
cial projects, recently launched
'Project Welcome Mat' to curb
the popular but illegal sport of
Street racing.
"We're trying to roll out the
`unwelcome mat' for drag racers.
We're getting the message out
firmly but fairly — it's not going
to be tolerated," says Sergeant
Gil Hughes, officer in charge of
SET, an Oshawa -only unit.
"For years, Oshawa has been
known as a hot -rod city, and
that's fine, as long as it's not for
drag racing"
Sgt. Hughes says street racing
isn't as great a problem in
Durham Region as in some of the
other 905 regions like York and
Peel.
Still, several popular stretches
of roadway in Oshawa, Whitby
and Pickering are frequently con-
verted on weekends to late-night
make -shift raceways.
Among the strips commonly
used by the racers are Colonel
Sam Drive, Harbour Street, Win-
chester Road and Harmony Road
North in Oshawa, Wentworth
Street in Whitby and Taunton
Road in Pickering.
SET fired up the project last
month and has aggressively
hounded hot-rodders at their
favourite pre -race gathering
spots, parking lots down at the
lakefront or the Hy and Zel's
plaza at Ritson and Taunton
roads.
"We're basically shadowing
and monitoring them in marked
police cars so they're aware of
our presence. We're recording li-
cence plate numbers and officers
will also inspect cars for viola-
tions," says Sgt. Hughes.
"It's been working out very
well. Since we've started shad-
owing them, the races aren't
going on in Oshawa. It hasn't
been a confrontational approach.
We're finding it's successful with
the threat of tickets and fines.
"They're used to running
around undetected, so I think just
the (police) presence has made it
uncomfortable for them and
they've been moving elsewhere"
Several racers have been
slapped with Highway Traffic
Act charges for tire and seat -belt
violations.
With drag racers equipped
with modified engines, police
scanners and cell phones, track-
ing their movements is like play-
ing cat -and -mouse — except the
mouse packs a turbo punch it
throws with the touch of a button.
Now, however, the police de-
partment has its own high-tech
tool to give them an extra boost.
Air One, the shared
Durham/York air support unit he-
licopter, equipped with a 30 -mil-
lion candlepower search light, is
providing police with an upper
hand.
"The air unit has been a real
bonus. The chopper can cover
Oshawa in a short period and
know the race locations and
where the racers congregate. It
makes it more challenging for the
(drag racers) when you have
ground monitoring and air moni-
toring," Sgt. Hughes says.
Street races can attract dozens
of spectators and is like a
`mecca' for fans and participants.
Sgt. Hughes says he's found rac-
ers are generally decent, respon-
sible citizens "who just have a
penchant for driving fast cars.
"You see pretty much the
same group attending on week-
ends, with people even bringing
out their young kids, like it's a
religion," he says.
"But it's as if they believe it's
kind of their divine right to be
doing this."
Not only is it illegal, however,
it's also potentially deadly. Four
racing -related deaths were re-
ported by police last year, though
none in Durham Region.
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Happyto
be HOBY
again
Local girl
learns from U.S.
conference
BY SUSAN O'NOLL
Staff Writer
Attending an international lead-
ership convention in the United
States gave a local high school stu-
dent the opportunity to meet stu-
dents from around the world, to see
the sights in Philadelphia and to
dispel some myths about life in
Canada.
Sheri Parker, who's entering
Grade 1 1 at Pickering High School
in Ajax this fall, recently returned
from Philadelphia where she repre-
sented Canada at the World Lead-
ership Congress (WLC) sponsored
by the Hugh O'Brian Youth Lead-
ership (HOBY) program.
The Pickering resident was one
of four Canadian teens who joined
approximately 300 high school stu-
dents from across the United States
and around the globe at the interna-
tional conference at Philadelphia
University from July 16 to 24.
"I had an amazing time;' says
the 16 -year-old who admits it's dif-
ficult to sum up the experience. "I
can't even explain it:'
Miss Parker became involsed in
H O B Y ,
founded in
1958 by actor
Hugh O'Bri-
an, when she
was selected
to represent
her school at
the organiza-
tion's Eastern
Ontario Lead-
ership Semi-
nar this
SHERI
spring.
B Y PARKER
conducts 'Amazing
close to 90 time.'
'leadership
conferences,
attended by approximately 22,000
students, throughout North Ameri-
ca each year.
And, one of the organization's
annual highlights is the WLC
which allows students to take part
in a variety of conferences and
seminars and provides them with
the opportunity to meet a number
of distinguished panelists.
She also reports each participant
received a letter from U.S. Vice -
President Al Gore and took part in
a number of panel discussions cov-
ering topics such as E-commerce,
the European Union, Volunteerism,
Service and Philanthropy, the Fash-
ion Design Process and Opportuni-
ties in Higher Education.
And, while Miss Parker, who
hopes to attend next year's WLC in
Washington D.C. as a counsellor,
says she learned a lot through the
panel presentations, she adds "you
learn the most from talking to each
other. It's so amazing that people
from around the world have the
same thoughts as us."
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Durham Crime Stoppers seek help
finding outdoor marijuana crops
BY SERGEANT
KEVIN SL4NEY
Durham Regional Crime Stoppers
Crime Stoppers and the
Durham Regional Police
are asking for the public's
assistance in locating mari-
juana plants grown out-
doors.
The outdoor cultivation
of marijuana in Durham
Region is of great concern
to our police services.
Marijuana is sometimes
grown in wooded lots or
alongside legitimate crops,
often without the knowl-
edge of the landowner.
Mature plants, which
can grow to a height of 16
to 18 feet, can yield be-
tween a quarter -pound to a
pound -and -a -half of prod-
uct, depending on the
species of the plant.
A quarter -pound of mar-
ijuana has a street value of
approximately $2,500.
All too often, drug users
resort to crime to support
their habit, which makes
victims of us all.
The community as a
Ajax Kinsmen choose new executive
AJAX — The Ajax
Kinsmen Club has a new
executive for the 1999-
2000 year.
Patrick Doyle is the
president, Christopher
Snell is the past -president,
Paul Martin the treasurer,
David Dawson the vice-
president of service, Jason
Lyford the vice-president
Take care on
of administration, John
Sheremeta the membership
director, Jim Leckey the
secretary, Brian Laverty
the bulletin editor and pub-
lic relations director, and
Kevin Sheridan the direc-
tor at large.
This executive is the
51 st for the Ajax club.
Among the local events
the club is involved in are
the annual Kinsmen Steak
Barbecue held during Ajax
Home Week, fireworks dis-
plays, and Operation Santa
Claus.
Inquiries about the club
can be directed to John
Sheremeta at 839-2149 or
Brian Laverty at 905-885-
6919.
roads over loner weekend
The forecast may call for hot and
steamy weather, but Ontario Provincial
Police arc warning motorists to keep
their cool while travelling this long
weekend.
Drivers should prepare to encounter
various traffic headaches in the form of
congested highways, road construction
and special events as they head out to
cottage country or other holiday desti-
nations. OPP say.
They advise travellers to plan their
trips in advance and exercise extra pa-
tience when stuck in heavy traffic.
And motorists using rural routes
and concession roads are also cau-
tioned by police to keep in mind On-
tario is at the height of the farming sea-
son and to recognize farm vehicles
need extra space on the road.
Whether on the roadways or the
waterways, police also remind mo-
torists and boaters not to drink and
drive.
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and raise cash
for Big Brothers
The Big Brothers Asso-
ciation of Ajax -Pickering
hosted its most successful
golf tournament ever,
bringing in $22,000 at the
'Golf for Kids Sake' event.
The tournament was
held Monday, July 12 at
Glen Cedars Golf Club in
Pickering and was spon-
sored by Nokia.
The Corporate Chal-
lenge was won by Future
Planning Insurance, with
Art Robson, John Chad-
wick, John Osborne and
Dale Dorian making up the
team.
The Open Champions,
meanwhile, were Rick
Johnson, Jerry Archer,
Chris Johnson and Keith
Ryan.
Of the $22,000 collected
after expenses, almost
$6,000 came from a live
auction hosted at the tour-
nament.
The association credits
the golf committee —
made up of Mr. Johnson,
Diana Hills -Milligan,
Ralph Sutton, Chris Groff,
Peter Downing and Derrick
Tuyl — with the success of
the tournament.
The local Big Brothers
association also thanks
sponsors, participants and
volunteers "for a very suc-
cessful day," a ncw, release
notes.
Future Planning Insurance walked away from a golf
tournament hosted by the Big Brothers Association
of Ajax -Pickering as winners of the Corporate Chal-
lenge. From left are triumphant team members Art
Robson, Dale Dorian, John Chadwick and John Os-
borne.
Give thegift of life, give
blood at Durham clinics
Several blood donor
clinics are planned for
Durham during the month
of August.
On Monday Aug. 2, the
Oshawa Centre, 419 King
St. W., will host a clinic
from noon to 4 p.m.
In Uxbridge, the
Uxbridge Senior's Centre,
75 Marietta St., will host a
clinic on Thursday, Aug. 19
-.from 2:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
In Whitby, blood donors
can visit Legion Hall 112 at
117 Byron St., on Friday,
Aug. 20 from 4 p.m. to 8
p.m.
Ajax's St. Bernadette
Church, at 21 Bayly St. E.
welcomes blood donors to
a clinic on Tuesday, Aug.
24 from 12:30 p.m. to 8
p.m.
The Metro East Trade
Centre at 1899 Brock Rd.
in Pickering will host clin-
ics on Thursday, Aug. 26
from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. and
Friday, Aug. 27 from 2
P.M. to 8 P.M.
For more information on
blood donation or clinic lo-
cations call Canadian
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NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, July 30, 1999 PAGE 9 A/P
My name is Kurt Johansen. I'm project
manager for the environmental assessment of Ontario
Power Generation's proposal to return Pickering A to
service. It's my job to ensure that a thorough assessment
is carried out - one that meets the requirements of the
Atomic Energy Control Board (AECB) and addresses the
concerns of the community.
My interest in the project, however, isn't simply profes-
sional. My family and I have lived in the area for 25 years.
I want it to continue to be a safe and clean place to live.
Here are answers to some questions we've been
asked recently.
4 We have heard that the AECB asked you to do
an environmental assessment. Will you do it?
A Yes. We've hired a qualified and experienced team
of consultants and we're committed to doing a thor-
ough assessment. By "thorough," we mean that the
assessment will meet all the regulatory requirements,
which will be determined by the AECB in the near
future. In addition, our assessment will address
the issues that were raised through the community
consultation process last year as part of the Pickering
Environmental Review program.
We have already begun preliminary planning
for the assessment and are keen to begin consultation
with the community and with other stakeholders -
people and organizations who have an interest in the
operation of the station.
Y will the public have the oppertsa ty to
participate in the assessment process?
A Yes. We're committed to involving the community
in the assessment process. Members of the public will
have the opportunity to participate both before and
after our submission of the environmental assessment
report to the AECB.
Before the submission, the community will be
Invited to provide input to us and tq the AECB on the
details of the assessment. Once the details of the
For more information,
visit our web site at:
www.ontariopowergeneration.cont/pickering
assessment have been determined, the AECB will again
invite public comments. As we conduct the assessment
in accordance with the established requirements, we'll
continue our community consultations.
After we submit the assessment there will be a
period for public review and comment, and the AECB
will provide an opportunity for community views to be
heard at a meeting of the Board.
Also, the new Community Advisory Council -
which represents a range of organizations and view-
points in the community - will be reviewing our progress
on the issues identified during our 1998 Pickering
Environmental Review.
In addition, we've made an offer to the Town
of Pickering that we would consider paying for an
Independent consultant to monitor the environmental
assessment process on behalf of the Town.
If you have any suggestions on the scope of the
assessment, please forward to:
Kurt Johansen
Project Manager - Environmental Assessment
Pickering A Return to Service Project
Ontario Power Generation
c% Pickering Information Centre
1675 Montgomery Park Road, P.O. Box 160
Pickering, Ontario L1V 2R5
ONTARIUruntoO'
GENERATION
You care about your community. Sometimesyou
feel concerned about having us — Pickering !Nuclear
b
generating station — as a next door neighbour.
You have questions about our operations. Espe-
cially questions about safety and the environment.
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You want to know what we're doing to make sure
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you and your community are safe and healthy. Or
find out the steps we're takingto protect
vf
the parks you walk in and the water
you drink. 1 n this series of ads, were
introductngyou to some of the people
with the answers to those questions — people who are working hard to
keep the Pickering nuclear plant safe for you and and your neighbours.
My name is Kurt Johansen. I'm project
manager for the environmental assessment of Ontario
Power Generation's proposal to return Pickering A to
service. It's my job to ensure that a thorough assessment
is carried out - one that meets the requirements of the
Atomic Energy Control Board (AECB) and addresses the
concerns of the community.
My interest in the project, however, isn't simply profes-
sional. My family and I have lived in the area for 25 years.
I want it to continue to be a safe and clean place to live.
Here are answers to some questions we've been
asked recently.
4 We have heard that the AECB asked you to do
an environmental assessment. Will you do it?
A Yes. We've hired a qualified and experienced team
of consultants and we're committed to doing a thor-
ough assessment. By "thorough," we mean that the
assessment will meet all the regulatory requirements,
which will be determined by the AECB in the near
future. In addition, our assessment will address
the issues that were raised through the community
consultation process last year as part of the Pickering
Environmental Review program.
We have already begun preliminary planning
for the assessment and are keen to begin consultation
with the community and with other stakeholders -
people and organizations who have an interest in the
operation of the station.
Y will the public have the oppertsa ty to
participate in the assessment process?
A Yes. We're committed to involving the community
in the assessment process. Members of the public will
have the opportunity to participate both before and
after our submission of the environmental assessment
report to the AECB.
Before the submission, the community will be
Invited to provide input to us and tq the AECB on the
details of the assessment. Once the details of the
For more information,
visit our web site at:
www.ontariopowergeneration.cont/pickering
assessment have been determined, the AECB will again
invite public comments. As we conduct the assessment
in accordance with the established requirements, we'll
continue our community consultations.
After we submit the assessment there will be a
period for public review and comment, and the AECB
will provide an opportunity for community views to be
heard at a meeting of the Board.
Also, the new Community Advisory Council -
which represents a range of organizations and view-
points in the community - will be reviewing our progress
on the issues identified during our 1998 Pickering
Environmental Review.
In addition, we've made an offer to the Town
of Pickering that we would consider paying for an
Independent consultant to monitor the environmental
assessment process on behalf of the Town.
If you have any suggestions on the scope of the
assessment, please forward to:
Kurt Johansen
Project Manager - Environmental Assessment
Pickering A Return to Service Project
Ontario Power Generation
c% Pickering Information Centre
1675 Montgomery Park Road, P.O. Box 160
Pickering, Ontario L1V 2R5
ONTARIUruntoO'
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Let's be friends: Trucking association works
to change drivingg
BY JA NICE ALEXANDER Friends' to target road rage. says Mr. Little adding "the num- Once both programs are in full "I hope to make the highw�
Special to the News Advertiser Let's Be Friends is aimed at ber one problem on the roads is swing the goal is to encourage a very happy and normal place
It's a motorists nightmare; being promoting courtesy on the roads," aggression and lack of patience." safer, more enjoyable highways. be:' says Mr. Little.
closed in on both sides by two trucks
careening along the 400 series high-
ways. What is more frightening is the
fact that both truck drivers are un-
aware that the car is even there.
A terrifying possibility, and a like-
ly one according to Brian Little, direc-
tor of programs and communications
for the Canadian Alliance for Road-
way Safety.
"There's a lot of bad feelings out
there between cars and trucks," says
Mr. Little adding, "if motorists knew
how many times they put their life in
jeopardy every day around trucks they
would be floored."
After driving a truck for 17 years
Mr. Little has experienced first-hand
the chaos on the roads between cars
and trucks.
In response, Mr. Little started the
alliance in 1997 and created a pro-
gram called 'Let's Share the Road'
and has traveled around Ontario since
educating drivers about blind spots
and breaking distances of trucks.
"The program educates cars on
how to share the road with trucks, a lot
of information you're not taught in
driving schools, nor tested on at the
point of licensing;" says Mr. Little.
The key element of the 'Let's Share
the Road' program is the mobile edu-
cational centre which allows motorists
to sit inside the cab of a truck with
cars positioned around it. Once inside
the motorist realizes that most of the
cars surrounding the truck are invisi-
ble from the cab.
"Some people are very shocked by
the display;' says Mr. Little adding,
"once you do the demonstration you'll
never forget it"
So how do motorists make the
roads safer for both trucks and cars?
Mr. Little offers one simple tip,
"give trucks lots of room!"
In its third year, the non-profit or-
ganization has increased their demon-
strations from five in the first year
across Ontario to eight in Durham Re-
gion alone this year.
And the alliance plans to continue
expanding their program in the new
millenium possibly to the national
level and also plans to introduce an-
other program called 'Let's Be
Single parents dance
the night away
PICKERING — The One Parent
Families Association of Canada holds
a dance Saturday, July 31 from 8 p.m.
to 1 a.m. at the Pickering Recreation
Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd.
• Tickets are $8 for members and
$10 for guests.
Non-perishable food items will be
collected for the Adopt -a -Family pro-
gram. Everyone is welcome. Phone
831-7098 for more information.
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• all men's (excluding designer), women's and kids' shorts, tees, tanks and short -sleeve sports shirts
• all men's and selected women's and kids' swimwear
Plus, don't miss these great clearance offers
Additional 5001-10 off Additional 40% off
• permanently reduced • permanently reduced men's, women's
sleepwear, robes and kids' spring/summer apparel
and loungewear • selected clearance priced shoes for men and women
• permanently reduced lingerie (including Calvin Klein)
70% off
40% off
30% off
• all women's spring/summer dresses
• men's and women's
• all spring/summer hats,
60% O
golf collections (including
belts and scarves
Liz Claiborne and Karen Kane
• all handbags
• men's, women's and kids'
and Koret for her and PGA,
• all in -stock Eaton Home
spring/summer outerwear
Firethorn and Nike for him)
and Chantel bakeware
• men's spring sweaters
• all summer acrylic patioware,
•all kids' Levi's
• kids' summer hats
25% O�
tablecloths, placemats and napkins
• all boxed bras and briefs
• all Lorus, Cardinal and
50%
(excluding twin packs)
Caravelle watches
off
• selected hanging bras
• selected in -stock
• all kids' Star Wars merchandise
and briefs
designer bed fashions
• women's spring/summer sweaters
• Vanity Fair hosiery,
(including
• all women's spring/summer blouses
tights and socks
Ralph Lauren,
• all Royal Albert 5 -piece
• spring/summer sleepwear,
Tommy Hilfiger,
_ place settings
robes and loungewear
Nautica and Esprit) ".
• all mattress sets
•selected women's
• selected bath and body products
small leather goods
(including candles, bath gels, body
lotions, cosmetics bags and
,compact mirrors)
EATON'S
Times have changed.
Sale offers good Friday, Juy 30 to Monday, August 2, 1999. Selection varies by store. Factory outlet and Clearance centres not included. Personal shopping only.
Savings on regular ticketed prices unless otherwise stated. offers cannot be combined.
WWI
$3, 000 and counting
Merchants at the Bavwood Plaza in Ajax joined
forces for their fifth annual yard sale Wednesday and
came up with another $600 for the Ajax and Picker-
ing Health Centre. That brings the annual event's
fund-raising total for the hospital to approximately
$3,000. Accepting the cheque on behalf of the Ajax -
Pickering Hospital Foundation is Shirley Freek. Mer-
chant Gord Dixon was happy to present Ms. Freek
with the cheque.
Go to Caribana on GO
Caribana revellers can
head into Toronto tomorrow
without having to drive into
the city.
GO Transit is adding
three extra morning trains on
Saturday. July 31 to comple-
ment the regular hourly train
service. Trains will leave the
Pickering station at 9:30
a.m., 10:30 a.m., and 11:30
a.m., making all regular
stops to Union Station and
the Exhibition.
Passengers are advised to
buy a return day pass at their
local GO station for travel to
and from Exhibition station.
All trains will connect
with GO buses from Ajax.
Whitby and Oshawa, but bus
connections with Bow-
manville and Newcastle will
only be provided for regular
Saturday schedule trains.
For more information on
GO service, call 416-869-
3200 or 1 -888 -GET ON GO
(438-6646) long distance toll
free.
MOP
& GO GIRLS
CLEANING LADY
AVAILABLE
Over 10 yrs exp.
CALL DENISE
(905) 831-2750
NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, July 30,1999 PAGE 11 A/P
UNICEF seeks Durham volunteers
Volunteers are needed by communications programs have the chance to support For more information or
UNICEF to help with its in Durham Region. children's rights from their to volunteer, call Tim Sav-
Halloween, marketing and Those interested will community. age at 416-487-4153.
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IS VALUE PRICED...
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4 � 97 each
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8-10112
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Qoantities may be lioeitei. Sorry no rain cheques
7 a.m. - 9 p.m. Monday thru Friday 7 a.m. - 6 p.m. Saturday
Prices in effect oetil close Mooia , Avg. 2
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Live Quarter Horse Racing Every Sunday!!!-
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OR OPARII•MUTUAL BETTING OSIMULCAST WAGERING FROM WOODBINE & FORT ERIE
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A/P PAGE 12 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, July 30, 1999
Volunteers a J1
sought to
clean up south
Pickering
PICKERING — Area residents
are encouraged to spend an hour
helping clean up their community.
Participants of all ages arc asked
to meet on Tuesday. Aug. 3 from 7 to
8 p.m. at the bottom of Liverpool
Road to clean up the cast spit as part
of the Frenchman's Bay Watershed
Rehabilitation Project.
Bags and gloves will be provided
by the Ontario Power Generation
Pickering Nuclear.
The Watershed Rehabilitation
Project has received funding from
the Ontario Ministry of Natural Re-
source's Community Fish and
Wildlife Involvement Project.
It will provide $2,5(0 for the cre-
ation and enhancement of fish habi-
tat and $3,000 for improving wet-
land habitat within the Frenchman's
Bay Watershed, though with some
"strings attached." warns project co-
ordinator Patricia Lowe.
"We are obligated to match those
funds through in-kind support from
community groups, government
agencies and corporate sponsors;'
she explains.
"The time from our volunteers,
donations of supplies and support
for the various volunteer events from
our project partners are all part of
the deal"
For more information on the Aug.
3 cleanup event, or for information
on other projects, call 420-4660, ext.
2155.
BILLBOARD
JULY 30, 1999
FRIDAY, JULY 30
ADDICTION: The Serenity Group
holds a 12 -step recovery meeting at 8
p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817
Kingston Rd.. Pickering. The group
meets weekly and deals with addic-
tions of all types, including co-depen-
dency. Child care program available.
428-9431 (Jim. evenings).
SATURDAY, JULY 31
DANCE: The One Parent Families As-
sociation of Canada holds a dance
from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Pickering
Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley
Farm Rd. Tickets are $8 for members
and $10 for guests and will be avail-
able at the door. Dress code in effect,
no jeans. Non-perishable food items
will be collected for the Adopt -a -Fam-
ily program. 831-7098.
TUESDAY, AUG. 3
TEENS: The Youth Centre, 360 Bayly
St. W., Unit 5, Ajax, hosts Camp Night
with s'mores and a classic camp movie
from 6 to 8 p.m. It's one in a series of
free drop -ins for teens. 428-1212.
SPA: Young women aged 13 to 19
years are invited to take part in free
weekly spas from I to 4 p.m. at The
Youth Centre, 360 Bayly St. W., Unit
5, Ajax. Topics include nail and skin
care, fitness, aromatherapy, yoga, per-
sonal safety. Register each week. 428-
1212.
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`Un -birthday' celebration
Brothers Pete (left) and Max Termini joined other youngsters at Roland Michener
Public School recently to take part in an 'un -birthday' as part of the Recreation
Services summer Playground Program for youngsters. Participants take part in a
variety of organized activities to keep them busy and entertained during the hot
and hazy days of summer.
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to be his guest for "Castle Capers ' ,,
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described: Dodge Caravan Platinum Series 26T & Dodge Grand Caravan 28D. Lease
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IT'S LIKE THERE'S
ON A HUGE SELECTION OF REGULAR -PRICED
MERCHANDISE THROUGHOUT THE STORE INCLUDING:
• Men's fashions • Bed & bath fashions • Hardware • Kenmore' major
• Women's fashions • Housewares • Paint & wallpaper appliances
• luggage •lighting • Sporting goods • Water & Air
• Jewellery & accessories • Kitchen textiles • lawn & Garden Shop Treatment Shop
• Nursery furniture • Bath Fixture &
& accessories Accessories Shop
*Sears will deduct from the item price the some dollar amount as the GST and PST you will pay, so your total purchase, including the tax dollars, will be no more
than the item price. Tax equivalent reduction does not apply to purchase of non-taxable merchandise and purchases made under tax-exempt status.
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OFFER IN EFFECT SAT., JULY 31 AND SUN., AUG. 1999
OFFERS EXCLUDE PRESTIGE FRAGRANCES AND COSMETICS, JOCKEY`, JOE BOXER -,CALVIN KLEIN AND GUESS FASHIONS AND ACCESSORIES, FASTRAK-
WINDOW COVERINGS, AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS AND SERVICES, INSTALLED PRODUCTS AND SERVICES, TOYS, PRE-RECORDED VIDEO, CUSTOM ORDERS, WATER
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NEWSH 0 & GARDEN
ADVERTISER JULY 30, 1 9 9 9
More great cut flowers for your garden
I have mentioned often
over the years that the rea-
son I really started to grow
flowers was so that I could
always have some in the
house. So far this year, be-
cause of the beautiful
weather we are enjoying,
my garden is being very
kind to me. I recently told
you about a few of the
plants that I consider great
cut flowers. Here are some
more:
Baby's Breath
or Gypsophila
Nothing enhances a
vase of cut flowers like a
cloud of Baby's Breath.
Gypsophila blooms late
spring to early fall and
prefers sandy soil. Cut
when one-third of the flow-
ers on the stem have
opened. It is a very reliable
plant and you know if you
plant the annual varieties,
you'll see flowers about six
to seven weeks later. I have
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Lavatera is an old-fash-
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more attention. Also called
mallow, the blossoms of
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pink type ('Ruby Regis',
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to cut the flowers is when
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on the stem and the others
are buds. As a cut flower I
have had Lavatera last well
over a week.
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midsummer until frost,
even in partial shade.
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Most rudbeckias reach 24
to 42 inches in height. The
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disposal, except for dedicated loads of
Blue Box materials and Household
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materials must be delivered as a
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Relax on- Gulf
Islands off B.C. coast
BY PAT NEISSER
Special to the News Advertiser
Salt Spring Island in British
Columbia is the perfect place t
veg out, enjoy the scenery, try
new sports, eat oneself into
oblivion and enjoy smelling the
roses.
Although it may be an un-
known entity to many, 10,000
call it home.
Salt Spring is the crown jewel
of a group called the Gulf Is-
lands in the Strait of Georgia,
just north of the U.S. San Juan
Islands and a 30 -minute float -
plane ride from Vancouver.
B.C. Ferries from Victoria or
Vancouver also run to Salt
Spring.
Sheltered from rough weath-
er, these charming islands are
covered with green forests and
lakes.
They offer a peaceful inter-
lude between visits to the two
urban areas of Victoria and Van-
couver.
The pace is slow. Creative
juices flow in the scores of
painters, sculptors and wood
carvers who live and work here.
The laid-back style, mild cli-
mate and white beaches lure
both the young and retirees.
Islanders raise sheep, make
Pottery and kayak in the nearby
waters.
Bed and breakfasts dot the
landscape, especially around
Ganges, the island's main town.
Beyond just relaxing, visitors
venture forth to hike Mount
Maxwell or camp at Ruckle
Provincial Park.
The park was settled as a
farm in 1872 by Henry Ruckle,
whose descendants still live on
the property..
Visitors may also run into
residents with Hawaiian blood,
descendants of some of the first
settlers.
For a wonderful few days
near Ganges, stay in a cottage or
suite at Hastings House, an Eng-
lish country estate with 30 acres,
a member of Relais and
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hotels and restaurants.
The manor house was built in
1930 to match a 16th century
Wessex Manor in England, so
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A wicker basket of muffins
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door each morning to tide you
over until you make it down for
the enormous breakfast.
o A mammoth fireplace domi-
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cakes, cheeses and fruit.
The menu is changed daily
under the watchful eye of Swiss
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features fresh Iamb and other
local products.
Post House, the island's orig-
inal post office now on the lush
lawn of Hastings House, is a
two -room cottage furnished in
antiques and with a fireplace.
Its views embrace the nearby
harbour and seaplanes which ar-
rive regularly at the resort's
dock.
Friendly geese and sheep
wander the property and moun-
tain bikes allow guests to ex-
plore the neighbourhood.
Manager Mark Gottas often
suggests taking a map of art stu-
dios on the island and visiting as
many as possible.
Our favourite among the
nearly 20 we visited was David
Jackson's Tufted Puffin Gallery,
with its duck decoys and other
carved works.
An extra treat on the trip was
a friendly herd of deer.
The best view of the outer is-
lands can be had by driving to
the summit of Mount Maxwell,
which is not all that high.
Ganges has several fine restau-
rants as well as stores selling
Alaskan and Canadian clothing
and merchandise.
Tree House is a funky little
eatery with a garden and the
freshest of food. Other restau-
rants feature seafood.
The parks offer a variety of
picnic sites.
.And the calm bay waters tempt
one to try kayaking, especially
around sunset.
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beauty in an already stunning setting. Salt Spring remains a
popular tourist attraction for Canadian travellers.
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year-old Sonny Koufax is a law school grad-
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sures of adult responsibilities. In a misguided
attempt to impress his soon -to -be -ex-girl-
friend and prove he is ready for responsibili-
ty" Sonny accepts custody of five-year-old Ju-
lian under the pretense of being his biological
father.
Drop Dead Gorgeous: Kirstic Alley,
Denise Richards. Kirsten Dunst. This
wickedly colourful, twisted comedy. Drop
Dead Gorgeous probes the heart of a small
Minnesota town where a teen beauty pageant
has unleashed a fury of unladylike behaviour.
Here in the hallowed American heartland
going after the tiara is not Just a fairytale
dream, it's all-out war. Everyone involved in
the contest — mothers, daughters.
boyfriends, perverts — knows only one thing
counts and it isn't talent, physical fitness, cur-
rent events or sportsmanship. It's being num-
ber one.
Eyes Wide Shut: Tom Cruise, Nicole
Kidman. The late Stanley Kuhrick's long
awaited film stars Kidman and Cruise as mar-
ried psychologists who find themselves
drawn into a strange sexual underworld that
includes both of them having affairs and ex-
perimenting with new forms of sexuality. The
resulting trip leads this couple on a dizzying
psychological voyage into their own identi-
ties and their relationship.
Muppets from Space: The Muppets are
back in a hilarious extraterrestrial adventure
about the search for Gonzo's past. On a quest
with buddy Rizzo to find his real family"
Gonzo discovers that his long -lost relatives
are actually aliens from a distant planet. After
announcing to the world on Miss Piggy's talk
show, "UFOMania;' that he is living proof
that "we are not alone in the universe;' Gonzo
becomes the target of paranoid government
operative K. Edgar Singer (Jeffrey Tambor).
In the end, Gonzo must not only escape the
Singer compound, but decide to either board
the motherhip and join the family that he has
always wanted, or stay on Earth with the
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friends that he has always known and loved.
Notting Hill: Julia Roberts, Hugh Grant.
The romantic comedy chronicles the amusing
and unusual courtship that begins when the
owner of a small travel book store (Grant)
finds his world turned upside down after the
biggest movie star in the world (Roberts)
walks into his shop.
South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut:
Trey Parker and Matt Stone bring the colour-
ful citizens of South Park to the big u:reen in
a film that is animatedly hilarious and irrev-
erent. Based on the hugely successful Come-
dy Central series.
Star Wars I - The Phantom :Menace:
Liam Neeson, Ewan McGregor. Darth Vader
is a hopeful nine-year-old boy named Anakin
Skvwalker and Obi -Wan Kenobi is a brash
young Jedi Knight. The first chapter of the
Star Wars saga follows Anakin's journey as
he pursues his dreams and confronts his
deepest fear in the midst of a galaxy in tur-
moil.
Tarzan: Walt Disnev Pictures' animated
adventure Tarzan is an innovative and enter-
taining exploration of the classic tale by
Edgar Rice Burroughs. Tarzan traces the
story of a baby orphaned in the African jun-
gle and raised by a family of apes.
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Kenneth Branagh. Special government agent Cinemas:
James West, long on charm and wit, and col-
league Artemus Gordon, a master of disguis-
es and a brilliant inventor of gadgets large
and small, are each sent to track down the di-
abolical genius Dr. Arliss Loveless. Loveless
is plotting to assassinate the president of the
United States with the aid of his monstrously
huge walking weapon -transport vehicle
called The Tarantula.
The Wood: Omar Epps, Tave Diggs.
Richard T. Jones. Three 20 -something friends
reminisce about growing up in Inglewood,
California, as Roland faces pre -nuptial jitters.
As the day unfolds, the friends flashback to
their childhood exploits, capturing the nostal-
gia of the era and reliving their youth through
the great beats and lyrics.
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buddies try to lose their virginity in a movie
that promises to match the raunchiness of old
favourites like Porky's.
The Blair Witch Project: Heather Don-
ahue, Michael Williams, Joshua Leonard.
Three film students set out into the Black
Hills Forest to make a documentary on the
legendary Blair Witch. Armed with a 16mm
camera, a Hi8 video camera, and a DAT
recorder, every step, word and sound is cap-
tured. After wandering around the forest,
Heather. Josh, and Mike are cold, lost and
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hunted. Finally, one night after
the last ray of light had left the
forest black, they were never to
be seen again.
Despite hours searching the
Black Hills area, neither of the
filmmakers nor any trace of their
gear was found. One year later, a
bag full of film cans, DAT tapes,
and video tapes were found. The
behind -the -scenes video footage
and the film are cut together to
make a fictional movie which
seems more than real.
Deep Blue Sea: Samuel L.
Jackson, Deborah Unger,
Jacqueline McKenzie. Dr. Susan
McAlester's experiments are on
the verge of creating medical
history. But to reach her goal,
she has violated ethical codes,
genetically re-engineering the
DNA of mako sharks. Com-
pounding the tense atmosphere,
Aquatica's financiers arc skepti-
cal and nervous and have threat-
ened to shut down the off -shore
facility on the eve of a round of
Dr. McAlester's key tests. Rus-
sell Franklin, the leading backer,
has been dispatched to Aquatica
to deliver an ultimatum — the
research must prove conclusive,
or funding is revoked. Susan and
her team successfully extract
brain tissue from the largest of
the mako sharks. But a tragic ac-
cident during the procedure sets
off a chain of events that results
in irreparable damage to the re-
search facility. With a tropical
storm swirling around the now
sinking Aquatica, the scientists
and workers find themselves
stalked by the new generation
sharks fighting against the dead-
ly man-made forces of nature
they helped to create.
The Haunting: Liam Nee-
son, Lili Taylor, Catherine Zeta -
Jones. A remake of the classic
1963 movie The Haunting about
a team of paranormal experts
who look into strange occur-
rences in an ill-fated house.
Through the course of the night
some will unravel, some will
question, and all will fight for
their lives as the house fights
back.
Inspector Gadget: Matthew
Broderick, Rupert Everett, Joely
Fisher, Michelle Trachtenberg,
Dabney Coleman. Based on the
popular cartoon character of the
same name, Inspector Gadget is
a wild and quirky adventure
comedy about a somewhat -naive
security guard literally blown to
pieces by the nefarious Dr. Claw.
Lake Placid: Bill Pullman,
Bridget Fonda. A nature -phobic
scientist, a Fish and Game War-
den, a sheriff and an eccentric
mythology professor converge
near a remote lake in Maine to
investigate a gruesome fatality.
Their adventure, laced with hu-
mour and terror, leads to a
shocking secret that waits under-
neath the anything -but -placid
waters.
Runaway Bride: Julia
Roberts, Richard Gere, Joan Cu-
sack. Gere stars as a reporter as-
signed to write a story about a
woman (Roberts) who has left a
string of fiances waiting at the
altar.
Starting Wednesday: Dick:
Kirsten Dunst, Michelle
Williams, Dan Hedaya. High
sch(x)l students Betsy Jobs and
Arlene Lorenzo wander AT dur-
ing a class trip to the White
House and meet President
Richard Nixon. They end up be-
coming the official walkers of
his dog, Checkers, and secret ad-
visers to Tricky Dick during the
Watergate scandal. Forget what
you learned in the history books
and prepare to be enlightened on
18 -and -a -half -minute tape gaps,
slush funds, paper shredding and
everything else you never knew
about the third-rate burglary that
turned into a first-rate scandal in
the 1970s — the last good White
House scandal.
Also playing: Eyes Wide
Shut, Drop Dead Gorgeous,
Muppets from Space, Star Wars:
Episode 1 - The Phantom Men-
ace.
Now playing at Pickering
Town Centre's Famous Players
Cinemas:
The General's Daughter:
John Travolta, James Woods. In
a world where nobody asks and
nobody tells, the daughter of a
popular general is found brutally
murdered. But certain secrets
cannot remain hidden forever.
Also playing: American Pie,
The Blair Witch Project, Deep
Blue Sea, The Haunting, Inspec-
tor Gadget, Lake Placid Run-
away Bride.
Sneak Preview: Sunday at
3:35, The Iron Giant (animat-
ed): Jennifer Aniston, Christo-
pher McDonald, Harry Connick
Jr. A giant metal machine that
drops from the sky frightens a
small town in Maine in 1958,
only to find a friend named Hog-
arth. The Iron Giant ultimately
finds its humanity and saves the
townspeople from their fears
and prejudices.
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Academy of Learning
Ajax library
Aj/Pick Hospital
Nanonal Bank
Liverpool House
Pickering library
East Side Marios
Hollywood Donut s
Ajax Economic Dev. office
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Pakmail
Ajax Town office
Annandale Golf
Ajax/PiBoard of Trade
Country Donuts
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25-16.
Pickering riders off to
national Tetrathlon event
PICKERING — Two
Pickering equestrians have
qualified for the National
Tetrathlon competition in
Calgary next month.
Eden Smith and Valerie
Latour, members of the
Pause Awhile Pony Club
in Stouffville, will be part
of a six -member team rep-
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at the nationals Aug. 8 to
12.
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AJAX —The Ajax Wan-
derers Rugby Club boys'
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nated the North Simcoe Din-
gos in league action in
Markham recently.
The Wanderers downed
the Dingos 26-5 in Toronto
Rugby Union action. No
;coring information was
available.
The under -18 Wanderers
played a touring side from
William Hulme Grammar
School of Manchester, Eng-
land this past Wednesday.
The local team absorbed a
10-5 loss to the Englanders.
The Wanderers men's
seconds and thirds teams
played the Markham Rugby
Club in Markham this past
Saturday, with the Ajax
squads splitting games with
Markham.
The Wanderers seconds
defeated Markham 16-5.
Brandon Bagnall and Nigel
Griffin each scored a try, Erik
Cuzzolino added two penalty
kicks.
Markham defeated the
Wanderers in the thirds game
21-15. Chris lagoe and Matt
Clarke each scored a try for
Ajax. Dave Ryce kicked a
penalty and a conversion.
Meanwhile, the Wander-
ers women's team were de-
feated by the Toronto Barbar-
ians 25-16 in league action at
the Ajax club Saturday- Cari
Morin and Claudine Tyrell
each scored a try, while
Moira Shiels booted two
penalties.
On Sunday, the Wander-
ers men's over -35 squad beat
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Pat Byrne, Selwyn Newton,
Jeff John, Ian Trevor and
Mathias Fraser each scored a
try for Ajax. Dave Ryce
kicked three converts and
Floyd Williams added one
convert.
The Toronto Renegades
were denied a national title in
the Super League, losing to
the Crimson Tide in Duncan,
B.C. on Vancouver Island
this past weekend. The Rene-
gades were defeated by the
Tide 23-11. Four Wanderers
— team captain Scott MacK-
innon, Brendan Traynor,
David Moonlight and Adam
van Stavem — made the trip
to the west coast for the
Renegades.
Several Wanderers play-
ers are expected to compete
a; part of the Ontario Provin-
cial Team at the Tri Nations
Cup to be played in two On-
tario locations next month.
Mendoza, a provincial team
from Argentina, the Edin-
burgh (Scotland) Reivers and
the Glasgow (Scotland)
Caledonians are expected to
compete. Games are slated
for Fletcher's Fields in
Markham on Aug. 8 and 14
and in Hamilton on Aug. 11.
For tickets, call the Ontario
Rugby Union at (416) 426-
7146 -
Wanderers players live in
Ajax and Pickering.
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Pat Hope Goff & Country Club -
first played in 1899. Our feature O
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This hole is also one of the original
layouts of this course. Pretty much
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RON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo
Pitcher Ryan Colburn (9) of the Oshawa Legionaires .stretches before the start of a Lea- a number of plmers from Ajar and Pickering, will compete in the Ontario Eliminations
side Junior Baseball League game recently Oshawa and Whitby teams, which feature this weekend.
A number of local players will play for local entries in OBA elimination tournament
Durham junior teams to play ball
in Ajax and Pickering this weekend
BY BRIAN LEGREE
Staff Editor
They're only rankings, but the
seedings suggest two of Ontario's
top junior teams are right here in
Durham.
The Whitby Chiefs are ranked
eighth, while the Oshawa Legion-
aires are the 10th best team in the
province, according to the Ontario
Baseball Association.
The Chiefs, who play in the
Eastern Ontario Baseball Associa-
tion league, are 20-5 in league
play, 34-9-1 overall.
The Legionaires vaulted into
the top -10 on the strength of a
seven -game winning streak and a
17-8-3 record in the Leaside Ju-
nior Baseball League.
Both teams will compete in
the Ontario Junior Elimination
Tournament this weekend, hosted
by Oshawa with games also being
Played in Whitby, Ajax and Pick-
ering.
Seventeen teams are entered in
1, y
the Elimination, with the winner
advancing to the Canadian cham-
pionships Aug. 18-22 in Kitchen-
er.
The Chiefs bring a potent sup-
ply of lumber and aluminum to
the park, with six hitters above the
magical .400 mark, led by pitcher -
right fielder Ryan Balan, hitting
an astronomical .594 with a team -
leading five homers and 36 RBI.
Top to bottom, we can hit the
ball," says Chiefs' manager Rod
Holinaty. "We can hit for power,
but our strong point is hitting for
average."
The Chiefs carry just 12 play-
ers and all of them are "starters"
says Holinaty, praising his team's
balance.
In addition to Balan, the of-
fence features shortstop Terry
Arges (.448, 34 runs), first base-
man Mike Bridge (.444, 13 dou-
bles), catcher Chris Huinink
(.424), second baseman -pitcher
Mike Ovsonka (.406) and infield-
er -outfielder Doug Clarke (.400).
Whitby also has an ample arse-
nal of arms, including righty Dar-
ryl Jenkins, who tossed a no-hitter
against Port Hope earlier this sea-
son, has 4-2 record with 1.79
ERA. Balan, a lefty, is 2-I, with a
2.40 ERA, while Kyle McFarlane
is 4-0 with a 3.24 ERA.
The team rode its bats and
arms to six straight wins and the
championship of its own tourna-
ment last weekend in Whitby.
If the Chiefs have an achilles'
heel, says Holinaty, is its inability,
to date, to come up big against the
stronger teams in Ontario. As a re-
sult, the team recently returned
from a nine -day trip to Florida,
where it posted a 2-3 record
against stiff opposition, including
one team of players over 30 which
featured five players with major
league experience.
"Sometimes we don't play up
to par against the better teams,"
concedes Holinaty. "It comes
from just not playing enough
good teams."
The trip may already be paying
dividends, as the Chiefs beat an-
other top -10 team, Brampton, in
the Whitby tourney.
The Legionaires' success is
also predicated on their ability to
swat the ball, says general manag-
er Jim Lutton, pointing to the
team's .334 batting average.
"We're a damn good hitting
team," says Lutton. "We can hit
with any team in the province. We
can score runs, but we also give
up a fair number of runs. I believe
we have a legitimate shot (of win-
ning the Elimination) but we have
to play smart ball"
Among the leading hitters are
centrefielder Al Stephens, of
Ajax, who has a .494 average,
John Skwarchewsky (.439), of
Ajax, third baseman Adam
Dupont (.372), rightfielder Ryan
Sebris (.345), utility fielder Mark
Cairns (.338), shortstop Lee
Delfino (.333), a Pickering resi-
dent, and catcher Darryl Reid
(.269, 7 HR).
Delfino, a Blue Jays' prospect
who finished his first season at
East Carolina University on an
athletic scholarship, is playing for
Canada at the Pan -Am Games and
won't play for Oshawa this week-
end.
Although the team's earned run
average is 4.97, the Legionaires
believe their offence can take
them over the top.
"As long as we've got one
more at bat, we're not beat," says
field manager Troy May.
The two local teams begin
play Friday, with Oshawa hosting
East York at 5:15 p.m. at Kinsmen
Stadium. Whitby faces Courtright
at Iroquois Murkar Field at 7:45
p.m. The final goes Monday at
10:30 a.m. at Kinsmen Stadium
and due to the double knockout
format, there's the possibility of a
second game at 2 p.m.
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Experienced
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directly to Oshawa This Week, will not
be forwarded to the file number.
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indicated by the instructions in the ad.
By hosting an international
exchange student. Youth for
understanding is looking for
volunteer Host Families for
high school student that are
coming from 13 countries. They
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staving until July 2000. Hosting
families are actively involved
in selecting the student who
will be living with them.
Becoming a host family
provides both the student and
the family with new cultural
experiences and friendships
that last a lifetime!
Please can the TFi1 Officer
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THE LONE
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NOW HIRING!
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30+ hours week,
please apply at:
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Mon. -Fri. 2-5 p.m.
or fax resume to (905) 839-7459
Leading contractor in Durham
Region is looping
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COMPANY IN PICKERING
Wholesaler of Hydraulic Products
has immediate openings for two mature persons:
FULL-TIME OFFICE POSITION
Duties will be to assist with daily office procedures. Applicants
must have previous office experience, good office skills, incl.
typing and computer, pleasant telephone manner. Knowledge
(if A/P and A/R and aptitude for figures an asset.
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Duties will include assisting with order picking, customer
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required. Applicants must have previous experience.
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PETROLEUM DRIVER/
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Stouffville Co-operative, a multi -serve agribusiness is
currently seeking an enthusiastic, customer -oriented
individual to deliver furnace oil, gasoline and distillates
to farm, home and commercial business accounts. This
position will be based out of the Uxbridge branch. You
will possess superior interpersonal skills in order to
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sales growth. We require an individual with a D -Z
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and WHMIS certification would be strong assets.
Please apply in writing to:
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P.O. Box 130, Stouffville, ON L4A 7Z4
Fax: (905) 640-6237.
only those under consideration will be contacted.
General Help
GROVIER/
MANUFACTURER
n•yuire•s part-time
sea, nal worker.
Gardening experi-
ence and knowl-
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Must be reliable,
selt-motivated,
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evenings and we elunds Must
1or older own vd19 Years r kPbe CA
905)433-2424 or (905)-427-
2424
PART TM* )rt hen help Mon -
Fri days only. Must be self
motivated, responsible and
dependable Please kave ro-
sume at Guard House 574
monarch Avenue, Ajax An.
Janet 4 Cate. No plrorre aft.
PART no WAITRESSES!
WAITERS warded lor ni".
experierde an asses for bar/
pub work Cal 4M
ftNT-
Ideal � Students. Shins
available before or ager
Schobl. Abft to Mt 50 fills. 8
sagely �y�VAled1. DRM•
ERS. Regmint Cleanm
s to to pltysiry Fax te-
85 9 to RPS LTD. 00)721-
quim1ElAMRMTMG CO. m-
Will train. Ewdm
Cash bliniany
q sltXlt awaia ill. 6nae
Summer
Cam (905j iNMy. Plator
Lai. Cash paid for ndonle.
PUMONS AVANAOLE. Tor -
Palo and area. AZ drivers.
TSaery aft. B train and Aoft.
Will train donnttar* i let
Clean abstract aro rakremwlis
required, Serious Viand
I'll
Send resume W: Flynn
Netting Inc. RRT2 Ptlenbor-
OnW'NU111111 ID 05) 7 w to
1 General Help
PROFESSIONAL lla�r!ers
needed -must Q e r .&W
tars expenenrese WMM vetk-
cle. klerences JfW bpm 433--3862 Cao
SATELLITE TV Company te-
gwres an eager person wnNrnp
to Win aN aspects of bnai
nest Sales. install. service
Part time possibly full hfft.
wM resuale in person
�aHopkrns Seen tied /5.
SEARS MAIN CAME requires
hairstylists arm permanem k-
oaae Medical Oaatfits. Stare
dis<gdd And on goiq trann
i4 awia0k Ap* in Dison
Sears Harcare osnawa Cew
Ire
THE ADMINISTRATIVE EDGE
Inc. are recruiting on band of
ow Port Perry Chart for the
folk w n opportwties kkx-
ers 8 Une PPtteduetwn posi-
Iw n it the food industry.
Days i anemoons Se per/
flour -Fifteen poshoora cpm
Please apply in per= to. The
Admaaatratiw Edge Inc. 74
Shmcoe St S Swte 301.
Odom. Ontario For indor-
nnaron (905)436-5818 ext
225.
TWE DUIWIAM RECON YMCA
W 2 pan time ECE posdora
available xn the =Po area.
SOW01 aped hares. 7.9 30am
8 3 30-6 1 Spm. Please call
Lisa (905)-032-0968 tot an n-
%IVfew.
THE NEWS ADVNIYIM is
looking for Kids to delver W
psis and flyers door ID door
tour tines a week by 6:00 PM.
in their
Cal905.683-5117 �s
1NOROYGINNED res tiriq
horse perlion to wwwt wall
1905)-852-0215.M1dQe area
SM WEEKLY?
11wo" IN wain.199. Opportunity
ONiawa
or
for. ambom
oo�wt 1Coo•edd
ervFiana�temwN. CM VAN
72G -i144
18+. sk dwelt welcome
Wt1Mt® hitt Iayws 33 yrs
sop. lor naidltntiN work
Ullgn tapes. Caahct Jos
(9Ds>-ria-1:23.
WANBWM
Piclonno comarow"
fell fte Wert orae
Dufa kK pioldltq Willem
OUPP"ode neceivins.
su Fide All 0skm
This wuk P.O. Box 4ei
OsWwa , Ontario, L/H 7L5.
ATTENTION up to $10. per
how to stars. Oshawa fixation
now Flimeardw
and � Seners for
Dant. Call now. ((90055) 57nt
1 O"Ice
Hft
OFFICE CLERK 'lice 'Derk 5-
9 Mon Thurs 9.5 Sat $7
Swdd*DWd. rift. dao entry
Must have good people and
some computer skills Accu -
MY isviortand Dekver re-
sume to whtbv Often Han -
da 1110 Dundas St E. Wht-
by
FULL TIME Ming Clerk )nth
transport company in Picker-
ing. Busy rasion and excel
experience prowed Coss.
Planation based on work ex-
peronct Fax reswne to
(905) 831-0199 of phone (905)
888331-3656
OIIALIFIED MEDICAL secre-
tary needed at AkWPKkenng
Startirnq September Send re-
sume to Or E"b at 685
McCowan ib. Box 66542
Sortkirough. 11011.13111111
RECEPTICNKTfdMTESS
Part time 3 Days per week
Saturday -Sun 11 - 6 . Thws 1
- 8 lor leading polder in New-
castle Please tax resuire at -
11e ti Mike Attar (416) 39&
off - Sot's
He I A •rant
MAGAZINE AD SALES person
for premier issue .n the am -
ham region Full 6 Part twe
opporttwbes. Must have car
Saks d/or pmt background a
must Fax resumes to (905)-
420-1964
R.E. SALES representatives
90% commissions! No lees!
Big risme tranctkse! Back
ups. referrals.
905.509-011aft Provided
AZ DRIVERS emusrtreruhm 2
clean a No East yes
west coast runs. Competitive
r". J905) 985-9571.
MAKER
Woodworking plant
located in Markham
requires skilled rru-
dunmst/assemblers.
Contact
Ge ron Also-
ciates
(905) 470-M
feel)
(905) 470-1789
ffax)
and apprsnuces for various
construction iobs. Cal 905-
726.7361 for into. or tax w-
sume W Carlo's Eketrte Ltd.
905-728-5817
CONSTRUCTION: Reputable
comparny steles persons with
pmrt,rur-wp^nw�i Syrs. expenaKe and
Ir lush car�perwry�oert�imtro f�
nal hbou. fdl
ishuq, Qdte
lime or Dy CawraCl. fax rr
some to: 905-576.2582 Osfu-
wa.
oHke HNP
1P 1 Office Help
BROK /�cQ
FCR-I
shed Durham Insurance Broker requires
.I.B.O. Licensed Broker(s)
our team as a personal lines CSR. Must be
. Licensed. Send into/ resume to File 1396
Week, P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, ON L1H A5
PICKERING REAL ESTATE OFFICE
Requires
Full time experienced receptionist.
Computer skills and good phone manners
a must. Real Estate experience an asset.
Please fax resume to Gail at 905-509-6112
IMI safes HWAgenis
IM snnle• hlelWAg•rws
STORE MANAGER
"AS SEEN ON TV SHOWCASE" has
a new location now open in Picker-
ing. We need you as our "hands-on"
team leader. You are sales driven and
energetic with previous retail sales
and management experience.
SALES ASSOCIATES
We also require full and part time
sales associates with previous sales
experience.
Apply in person with resume to:
TV SHOWCASE
Pickering Town Centre
(across from Gallantrys)
or fax resume to: 905-420-0293
GUS BROWN PONTIAC BUICK
We reyuue.
EXPERIENCED GENERAL
SERVICE MANAGER
EXPERIEINCED SERVICE
ADVISOR
NEWIUSED CAR SALE REP
For busy GM Dcalcrsh,p.
Excellent Remuneration & Benefit Package
(Qualified applicants should apply to:
Don Switzer
Gus Brown Pontiac Buick
1201 Dundas St. E.
Whitby, Ontario LIN 2K6
(905)668-5846
Tor. (905)686-1566
or fax resume to (905)668-4379
135 135
ALBION HILLS INDUSTRIES
requires
AZ Drivers
2 yrs. U.S. LTL exp.
Home Every Weekend
Satellite Dispatched
No NYC
No Slip Seating
Competitive Rates
Benefit Package
Paid Weekly -Direct Deposit
Call Bryan (905)706-2596
OA - I
AECIUIRES PART TIME
Lube / Lot Person
High energy
Self motivated
Must have valid drivers license
Call Jo -Anne
for MV Firestone Sia r n
Picks ing. Cal Gary or Chris
905.831.3121.
EXPERIENCED aviobody per -
Sm regwreit No own tools.
PA"Ml ae
Plee tpeorasFat
6230243.
EXPERENCED Drain Techni-
cian. Expenem with sewer
�tWq sewer amen, catch
Wsin dtanintq DZ lapse an
asses fax resume to 905 571-
4292.
EXPEIKOM, Construction
Labourers wanted . Fax w
sume to: 905.436.9314.
CM TECNNICMN w/aWa
traeamiuion exp. an asset.
Call JaM Ikddhon, Urdsay
Pontiac Service Dept.
(705)324-2148.
MCMANC for tr1Kk A traila
repair. Meat be 5th yea exp•
Pm rom or kensed. Shop A
roadwork On cal I week -end
per mach. Most be able to
work unsupervised . over-
ture. Cal Amie 434-8215.
NEW FINISHER/CLEAN LIP
pe)son required immedwiey.
Must be aperiimeed in Wind-
ing and sanding aluminum
products and have aaaaim to
1l INL This posmon is wwroad
ppmieetae work and haus may be
Xerlible. Please fax esnnea W
(905) 613-5200.
NEWLY EXPANOWS lasinim
Wotinq for cwrtpeteat nw-
drnrst Send msum to: Fab -
wet 2020 NMtwonn St.. )Art
(905**
- 3 9.LIN 9AB or call
PLOD required vAlh own
vehicle and took, for Savin
work. Sub -contract position
Please all (9053495
SHINGLERS for new home
coratrwbon, must have t yr.
experience. own tools. Bew
fits,,
plea work Men
CAN Hai a 1 7pm. %5.571-
6859,
NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, July 30,1999 PAGE 23 AIP
l Iliapn waw Haplw waw
o.nal 1 Dmnal offBtrgtYn Corner 1 IlargRtn Corner
Durham Region Attendant Care
Requires
Part-time (20-30 hrs/week)
Health Care Workers
Northern Durham Region (Port Perry,
Uxbridge, Beaverton)
Requirements:
Available for days/evenings & weekends
% Must have own vehicle
PSW, HCA, or HSW Cenificate
> Police Clearance Certificate
S12.63414.71/hr, benefits available
Call 905-576-2112
Monday to Friday 9am-5pm
Fax 905-576-5275.
I li illi . 11_\I 1'II r_.xh
Is Hiring Nurses for the
Visiting Nurse Program
Through the primary care delivery
system our experienced RN's and
RPN's provide care to our clients in
Durham Region. Having a current reg-
istration and CPR certification is a
must, as is flexibility and availability
for weekends and evenings. ParaMed
offers a full benefit package, inservice
education, voice mail pagers to our
nursing staff.
Please tax resumes to:
PARAMED HOME HEALTH CARE
Human Resources
FAX: 905-676-8852
PHONE: 433-7600
Equal Opportunity Employer
• We thank all applicants for applying,
only those contacted will be interviewed.
ECHO CARDIOGRAPt1y
.dscuar WIT lo pin 7ur ex-
nonq hoYty Fax to 905-
DENTAL HYGIENIST needed
^usy Osnawa practice
Matemrly leave Please tax
�Sume to 579-2557 Atm
:Vary No phone cath
0rtase
REGISTERED Praebeal Nurs-
es all Mrs Dart time post-
'Xis
ose'Xis Phone 9DS)623-2553
a (905)623-1374 or Stnaltna
:m Ltkrare Cadre 264 Kxq
p9 East. Bowmanwtle L1C
• 1 Dryoar•
Wrd•d
UYE-OUT ire gi,r '•r'uirta
for Dey 4yrs and gal 6
aimins. Sart swember Tm.
Broolihn location Rderences
regwred Transportation an
asset Cam 6557231
LIVE -OUT experienced nanny
Westnev 6 Harwood, naw
smoker required to eve for
boy 4yrs and god 1yr Stan
August 23rd. references tt-
gwred. Call 428-2615 after
7p -m
NANNY requved in my home
2 cnddren apes 3 8 4 4.5
days per week Oelanay/Rav-
enscron Experienced. refe-
enas. rion smoker and Prml.
portalhon regwred Cat 426-
2145
• DB)-
Aiailehle
LOVB16 HIM DAYCARE
Story tines and quality Child-
ren s
ild-
rens am". 2yrs - 5yrs pre-
sdw Pan time and lull rime
avaiaw Nonsmolunq. tax
receipt provided. Inanb'Chdd
CPR, first ad. Vasey Farm/
Picke
019051837-96. 2. close to00 m9 Go
FIN MEAN Et Rd Complex.
Close to GO. 10 pro IL tkgh
quality txmtre. out licenced
SdW aped 6am-0DnL IW A
Pan -ham. Summa excw-
was. (905)-837-2573.
MM DAY CME availale
Located in Wfklenk Please
cal Llelissa (905)172.8736.
PICIIERING OteN ! RfIr w
loan rip dayaR: 18 httornaa to
12 years. Daily DU11W
lericed tradryard and pada.
MY Xme. ntnaic, nu
hit o nlWs A :redo. First
Aid, C.P.R. PertiNed. Now
smo f ��
mWw of 22, Mipe Wd"ni
tuaidiled Lftmca. pans A
ac8vties. pose W Ajax GO.
Reteream amiable. 42x-
8599.
SOOTN MAXI CKERING
BEACH RDJBAYLY - pnvm
home damire will provide a
warm nuturing or*w Mt
Wei many teaming opporhXl-
(k 6) I� hms a4kVIN.
SULLIVAN 011., ECE moNier
of 2, D CJFHDC experience,
St. Join's First Ai1YCPR, law
hstic playroom. EWlrabonal.
Iovinoand fun environment.
%ayoroup trn'pS WweMly. Re-
aipls 128 0323.
• Daycare Arawabi•
UXBRIDGE
:u, -u .
hone Smoke free. pet free.
tented yard Daily outings.
activities nuhftus rnealsl
snacks Call 852-9146
• • Frw
TrM
FREE x. c `ene It-
qulre,l 4 yr old�temak ha.
(9051.683-0525 Slats
1 Firewood
ENDS WOOD PRODUCTS
'r:,cx "Jit Jf hogs guy now
pea0y tot ,ext year Ua-
.. I Cw and Split Madly to
bum 1905) 852-7586
on
�
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NEW -ion water ^earn elec
Inc 40 $99 Oe-hu-
adifer SM TN 576-0132
CLOTHING used wholesale
prating Evernnmq wda S3
Merwadimawdrens Form-
er Fashions 62 010 Kingston
905 Pickering
160 village. A
FOR SALE End Table $40
Conee tabhe S40 Microwave
stand $40 Soo char $45
Sola bed SW Chest Freezer
21 a n $100 Fridge $100
905 r-427-7020
TEAK EXECUTIVE DESK.
Beautiful imported 3 by 6
doume-pedestal desk conter-
ence overtang Frklsingle
drawers len. three drawers
right S20U or best offer
(905)686-2687
1 Articles
AN CONDmOMER 3 ton
Brand new e1wroldnie 27W
X 22'H X 36D $700 0.8.0
(905)-852-7550.
M COOLI AUTOMOBILE AIR
CONDITIONING SERVICE.
also home Cadral at Sawa.
)ridge, stove,. washer, dryer.
dehumditier in-home savior.
Please Cal (905)254.0526
•NNISMM 500 pops use,
75 10 00 yUrS 014 NW wood
able with mesh pockets. a
Weal MWAleal at $1300.
Cal (905)42-9350.
CANOPY GED, wrought tion,
giNee orthopedic eraaress
set New. neaasd. Cost 51.200
Sacrifice $190. Can deNver.
(905)-41.226a
CMFET DRONER, 100%, Ny-
lon thick posh. stain resiom
wort. For 3 rooms, onry
tO.00. Price ftl u es 30 Sq.
Yds Ca1PM, dekae pad and In-
staXaOon n ytNK InortN free
gnloh0on . n your home. No
interest. m payaeM lor one
lull year. Dattel, 1-800zo5
87571906 431 1830.
CARPETS - los of Carpet,
100% nylon• new sin to -
Wm carpets on hand, 1 will
carped 3 rooms, $349. Price
includes carpel Wmiwn pad,
expert installation, last deliv-
ery. fres ninon (30 yards).
Norman 686.2314.
SAT. 31 JULY 8 SUN. 1 AUGUST
Bare onwards
199 Finch Avenue Pickering
Dining room Suite, furniture, kitchen goods etc
MArticles for 1 Articles for
1
SobSob
is havingg a 'Long Weekend Sale"
• Extra capacity Who pool washers only 5249
• Gas range, sealed bumers sm
• Deluxe frost -free fridges like new sm
• Ranges. sed cleaning & regular $149/up
• Almond side-by-side, mWater dispenser only $599
Visit our showroom fix a large selection of quality
reconditimied appliances Open gam - 4pm Saturday
426 Simoee SL S. ("s)724-40"
CARPETS SALE. Lots of :ar-
pets 100% nylon stare re-
lease. carpet 3 rooms $339
130 sq yd) Includes carpel.
premium pad and instalW-
non Free estimates carpet
reoars. ServirV Durham and
surrounding area Credit Cards
Accepted Call Sam 905-686-
1772
CARPET AND VINYL - Carpet
rnree ;rrtS K s;uare Ards.
r -,m 5329 instamed all ods-
♦%urd your best quote up to
'A Customer satisfaction
:wranteed Cal Luke for your
'nee esumare. 905-431-4040
COLONIAL TABLE 8 6 chars
'pock Mable 50'10• hke
^ew S906 Please call
305)831-4872
CUB CADET 1250, ndutq-
awrrnr,wer tractor hydra
saht tranSmisuon 44• cut.
Jood condition $1300 Snap-
per 30- Gra. excellent condl-
'ion. $500 Cad Od AMI Hard-
-we. Brooklet Ask for RKk
9051655-4671
ELECTRIC WHEELCHAIR
Pdnger X Mc -lei app.;. 9
rears old Jud Sparavy
,dad ,,no, Condition
•reeds new battery Will sat
'!rson with medium guild
35 500 Ne. AsWng $900
Phone (9051 252118 after 6
Dm
EVERYTHING LESS nun 1 yr
old' aC a Band MdreySerot
Saw. Will press. couch sit.
=ogee Utiles. double tad.
nota ted home gym ggaass
rammer barbecue 438-07 7
.:r cell 440-&436
GOALIE EOUWMENT
Vaugnar cnesi pr,:Ieclur.
youth extra arga asxuq
$175. Sauer 4001) goalke
%dates sue 8 1.2 asking
$199 P1use call 905.697-
3018 ism)
GREASE TRAPS :icer dou-
W sink pre. 'aow Hobart 20
Quart w,anactmems. dough
racks microwave Cash req
exhauST tan pus more
S6000 ewgViing )905)-435-
9:60 or 728-4956 or separate
MANIA'S AMPLIANr;ES Parts
salesSeroce :crit :44cuy
withers S regular waters
$149rup Gas range selaed
burners. must be seen only
5399 .ange sneclim of define
L regular !rust -fret trdges
$1491up Almond stile-by-Sxtil.
watev" dispenser kke new
dryers S149,up Visit ow
sfdwroom 426 Simcoe SIS
'9050-28-4043
NMOe1000 FLOORING, r1
Grade Brrcn 3-14'x3,4' S :-'
4'1114- i" Getter hooking
Man nape of less than -01
Itle price $2 %Sq n luso
Pete flooring b waliscapes at
ow prices. Doug (905)6491506
-
NOT TUB. 1 year old 13 )els.
seats 5 $2350 wwdow air
conditioner 12.000 BTU. used
2 seasons $375 Call
(905)720-0386 everings
XING SLHCIIBED, solid Pine.
New x-thuck orthopedic pd-
lowlop mattress set Cost
$2.600 sacrifice $1075. Can
deliver (905)-431-2268.
MorNII &W Antique 8 pc.
dinng room sate $1.350 2
oak bdrm. sales $1.250. Love
seal A Coir 5225. Sofa $155.
MKroways $45. Wall unit
$135. 3 bdrm. suite 5225. 6
amkgie Winn. supe SM.
N nrbKed PmM � 1$1195.
aille
side board A hNAM $185. Mai-
hoganii room sex 5225.
Coffee A 2 end tables $65.
Water had 5225. 97 Salan
Van. Waded, take over pay -
maws. And 4 bdnn semi
$121.900. Momry mora iters!
(9051.697-3532.
NEW SOFA and Mail floral
M. Blue soh bed. quem.
sm. Cost id end ria
$.ost
Markle.disly rose and while,
3400. (906.
NANO TECHNICIAN available
for tumo, repairs. and pre-
Wxclase consultation on all
nukes A models. Also recont-
ditiaNdpiamgs for sale. Cam
Barb at 905.127-7631.
GARAGE door repairs, broken
spmps. Cables. rdllam _ppm.
14 6.336-0073 cAMW Tom' 34995
PtANOS/GFtMDFATHER
CLOCKS Back !o school spe-
cials on all pianos and key-
boards Starts August 18th
Huge selection of new and
used pianos New dotal pia-
nos from $795 and up Rem to
am. 100: of all rental paY
mems appy Also a Huge
selection of grandfather
docks from $995 and up Call
TELEP PIANO 433-1491
RCA. OSS. SATELLITE. new
models mGudmg test and
(all darts open) crew over
700 flannels Now available
Spanish Gaavis,on and Une
man Installation mdaW
Card quaranteed for 6 monms
KennSat 905) 725-0196
0M 767-3637
NEXT TO Ow% new and re-
ccrccroned aopliarws. and
new TVs Full warrardy Pad-
CyrMarket 9205.263-8369 or
I -1100--M
SHEDMAN lraltry wooden
sheds i t ? barn iut only
$339 Pius tax Many otter
s-zes and styles available
Also
aM
O"s 761
McXay�Rd Unita. PKkenng
For more into all 905-619-
2093
MUM( FURNITURE En-
teriinmerf snits -!one :t
hoe. Drrunq Room Knenen.
Bedroom and Custom
Drragns )Ur Craftsmen nave
been s�df0f pr 8 oa 1�
lure for the rdme since
1974 Drop in and see ow
Ste of me M woodworkitq
tacddy am let us sham you
how fine twwure is made a
you
tnuv mMORE dist. 1�
LESS' �Tradh6onan Wood -
115 115 Norm Port Road
IS oft Reach Rd, Port Perry.
905-965-8774 M o Pwww tra-
dr0pnatwoo0wol" on CA
two FRIDGES $195 u0
used ranges S!25, ip used
drym $125o up used wasn-
ers 3199 up new and used
con operated wasters and
dryers At low prices New
p7rd ranee tribe 5480 and
uD. new 30' ranges aim dock
and widow $430 woe s•-
iecbon of ora new and used
atiouixes Cam us •odor.
Stephenson s Appkmces.
Sakes. senna. Parts 154
Bruce St COmw905, 576-
7448 web site www durival-
mad wmReolansoni
Ea AnKle•
laeid•d
ANTIOUES7A1asoimety! Ad-
wce- mways rahunie usually
Iree• Pwcnuinq :x twin es -
We$ Wsome antique Com-
eals. Ino krrit to value Con-
sidered). comecum of any
SW qumdres or single an-
bque Hems Special interest in
Moorcro t ponery I'll try to ro-
SPOW to all quenes. Roble
Bowen Antiques- Broaden.
Ontano (905)655-8049 or
(905)242-0890
BAYING ANTIQUE and coh-
lectable contents including
complete estates Best possi-
ble prices paid henry KaM.
905-9858161
• AM*m
FWMG ANwL iast used by
the 'silent seven* to saluie
Ships entering or leaving
Oshawa harbor Around 1900.
Otters cotwdered 986.4803.
. Peek,
SANE M TO $IBM. - L*&M
POOLS - Rectinguar above
ground Including declon. 16
x 24. 0/0. $5.995. Packape
inc udpalwlrk W 2 as, diosaid
668.off
7561. nAc 1 a00
M 1 Leve A
FArd
FOUND- Fled Mountain pilo,
youn's see. please tall 6)3-
6262.
LOST Bouvier dog. Bb* ad
sever Nana is Powder Very
friendly. Lost around Hula
Downs Conservation arra
Mon. July 261h. leased lay
tamily. Reward. Cal 666-
1478.
LOST M wdatiel. H" 2t
Thornton area Please call
Carokn(905)579-3774.
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All PAGE 24 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, July 30,1999
Salty 1 Sats
YARD SALE
907 Grenoble Blvd. (Pickering)
Saturday July 31st
Sam - I pm
COME. EARLY!!! Something for everyone!
YARD SALE
1012 MCC1/Uo1111g11 More,
Sat July 315t 8.4ptw
Moving/Garage Sale
Numerous items! Including Furniture.
Sat. July 31st Sart►-1 pvn
95 Cornwall Dr. Ajax
MOVING SALE
Sat. Julv 31 & sun Aug lst, yam - 5pm
2245 Brock Rd.N., Pickering
(north of Hwy 2. next to Pineridge Nursery.)
toys, books, dishes, games & clohting!
GARAGE SALE
SATURDAY JULY 31 Sam -2 pm
25 ROOSEVELT AVENUE, Ajax
Furniture, clothing, books etc
GARAGE SALE
Sat. July 31, 8-4
10 Kinnison Crt. Ajax. (Oft Harland)
Stove, fridge, household items & more
. 1 Arts 8 Crags FT.T11 Arts Be Crafts
'+ slq %+iara7y r�,r9�cca.c elaoCuE. ,4�a
is having it s
1st ANNUAL FALL
FXMFAM & CRAL" SALE
Saturday September 2sth
Bock your crag taCie now
for only $25 per table
Call Pat 619-9099, Sue 428-2978,
Linda 683-8435 For more details
Book early to avoid disappointment
• 1 P'ah/TwpPrw
Bawdily
AMERICAN _%KEP SPANIE-
PUPPIES adorable Outset d
love iowerrryly fhpflle r -W.
Onoft 905985d0?1
ADORABLE SHIN TZU Pup-
DieS F,rsl stets Al dewormed
Bornputau on site (905)-
434-6669
MOALATAN KITTENS ad. -
able babies with gorgeous
Mae eyes Tenderly home
caused CCA rfgsfemd. ShoR
905985-8021
EXOU1%ITF $180 Chocisteal
Pont Siamese Kittens Ador-
able 7 1/2 moenah female. 6
ww 11 week olds! seawfd
Meet eyes' Aliergy and M1er
pan tnen*1(9051.42G4569
CIMIRMHUA. teraak 3 yrrs
old quiet and gentle 0Wa
lady or couple preferred
American Cane Corso Mastro
kmale. 6 months old (9051
723-5271 ext 140
LHASA ARO PUFPES- ador-
able- rexZ 10 go various co-
lours rst snots. vet
checked dewrornled Can Ju-
te 905 -721 -MM o Josnew
705.786-3124
1 1 Mto.obles
!2 SILO GT - V6 engine.
150,000km One year wwarrant-
ly $6.200 whiled Cal Doug.
(905)985-0074, flights
d 1277.3250.snp.
1N/ MaatM!rpp Chev. Dnp
r[r�oed
Ti
pry P�arlt
BO -06 /A *bilk Coss $2000.
Moe ito. 1405-328-2212
l5a*)
1197 NBM 325 IS 6 %*%W.
Automats. I^ kw" -
Power windor5, steering
farr0al, auto Udo Oft. Collier
Mike.. Blatt kagm interior.
Low hilkenNtpS. Air CONdO r
ieq. 56500. Certified. (905)
721.2221 or 416875-55N
IW 1BCa 2 door aApnla-
k. $1900 cerfified- Cal Abe
dogs at 613.5117, "crimps
4127 1137.
1181 CKV CEU MITY, 6
Co. Poser sleer". DlNeer
baba. alt 0 skerrq Ordt-
4tS aml-fm tassels, el Cdw
40nimm, emK51011 Is"
Ttlephoete (W 686-M000.
UTE CA/ 4 Md. stan-
dud, slid work track
1BOK's. 6 Cylinder 300 d; Wil
maihkined. Passed emess n
list. SM. Days (905)668-
9341 al. 2212 evenilgs
(905)571-0196.
1MBK 160.000 oil.,
�nlyeow 2.1 L erlQlle. 1 112 years
rlyo) X1055 w. Tek*t10f1e
11 A'am"°°il.s
for Safe
168! HONDA Acura Integra
RS model i dour manual
good con nitwit. 52.750 as is.
(905) 428-9961
1!29LINCOLN Towncar CD
player remote sUrt. Russ
IM Full loaded Excellent
an-
(
cadbon 54400 Cath
30" 8 � 7 Dttweexh
1681 NISSAN 240 SX. 5 sped.
transmiss or. -entified• enas-
sion tested. au con.. flay
loaded. Mack. 56000 427-
9575
1297 CAMARO SS Red, T-
PPutkeips 0«axtkagckapge spm
(905) 404 579 a eaUil
IteortiliduAam net
1298 FIREFLY, black.
21.000kms meet toad. syn-
"Whc oils stereo Factory
varrenty Must Sol. A steal a
O a Cal Scow 905-839
WE FINANCE
EVERYONE
First time bil-
ers, bankrupt,
bad credit, no
credit. You
work? You
drive! Lots of
Choice. Down Or
Trade may be
SmlAL
FINANCE
DEPARTMENT
SHEMOAN CHEV
905-706-8498
FRASER
✓used
} :r
64D CREDIT?
NO CREDIT'
ErEN BANKRUPT
CREDIT'
6..! -.fed a car'
Rr� Me'tooay
576.1800
I or appii_a t, C ns
a. _ePled
11 ••
to safe
tilt SUNFIRE, red. 2 -door,
arc intermittent wipers, ash-
tray, am/tm cassette. 5 -
speed. spoiler. factory war-
Cari((905)436-3593 ownerreal $10.800
67 FIREBIRD• 400 4 slid Can-
dy apple red Very good con-
dition 56.000 miles. $8.500 as
is or best otter (416) 287-
5811
111!8 CHEv. MALIBU, 25.000
km colour - green balance d
factory warranty. $15.850 Call
434.2775
1 Adornabfles
Warted
A 8 A AUTO- Cars. trucks.
boats We pay up to $10.000
Cash on the spot Any corWr-
hon, any year Call us any-
time. 24 hours. 7 days. 30
rein service 90586-5003 or
905-706-5234
CASH FOR CARS! We buy
used vehicles Veh,cces must
be in running condition. Call
427.2415 or come to 479
Bayly St East. Ajax at
MURAD AUTO SALES
1 Trucks
for Safe
1985 GMC 'ill sire pickup,
ew tires chrome nms. box
:,ter. Goth and carpei interior.
335 auto, red. great shape.
57.000 ken on engine 53.500
'-in certified Cal (705) 328-
-402
1291 JEEP Cherokee Ltd.
223.000 km Excellent condi-
tion Loaded incl lather 6
alarm One Kar lubnco Powe
rain warranty $9)00 cerb-
',ed Call Doug. days
W5)985-0074 or rights
-05)277-3250 sip
1913 GMC rra SieVB Ps. p0.
auto AM rM. air condlee are.
box loner Reese hitch. tool
box. new tuft. excellent con-
dinion Ask; $9000 cereetud
Cal 905434954
Viol
M l
4 WIMP or**
1981 PLYMOUTH ti_'vAi;R
Needs repairs Best offer Tel
725 -OW
Ilii DODGE CARAVAN,
242 000 khl top end rebuilt
newwar trarmrussm and tires.
fads pody work 61.200 as is.
a best dNer TeNphorhe (905)
655--5274
1294 DODGE Caravan.
114 400km one owner, fila,
p7 Pb
atc amlm casul et.
non-smoking vehicle. CERTI-
FIED. $8.950 (905)666-5549
or leave msg a (9051668-
7521
1698 FORD WINDSTAR GL
silver grey loaded quads.
61,000km Steseu rails cas-
woe upper cons*. W ca.
panty at 3 8 time VB-
lass Excellent condom
S190900 19051 55.80.15
1 Tradws
1972 COLEMAN TENT trailer.
sleeps 6 good conOntion-
1>?04 Tektpthonee (905j 666
1295 BOOM Trail. 29 112
long with 3awprchrgbath. can
#� Locate20 d on Rtcc lake
lim ew4ilm con* on 57.000
(905)-665-5461
n FT. TRARM. prime lot on
Scugog River sleeps 4, tug
bath. furnace New carpet.
swevel rocker Mint condition.
$16.000 Rrverwood ralPark.
Lindsay 905.666.1906 Pn-
,e
TRIMILER FOR $ALF, 1967 35
ft. Glennell (Park model). 2
batt ledi ms, stdeout. 3 bunks
n one tledrm.. Double bed in
other asking $12.500 call
905-434-7068 snp
• Madel
74 PAIGE CRAFT
140. Soli bar. Can be seen 3
driven. 1112hrs from Wbitby.
In good condition. 52,556
o.b.a. Weddays (9051Fh66
1893. or wak.ds (705MW
3051.
1l7S JOIIKON 135 hp mo-
or. Good CDFK%bM. Mb" in
1997. at a nod of $2,400.
Asking MOM firm. Phone
(905) 436-2631
"a am 95 Strati* Bass
boat wtcumm ualu. 90 NP
V4 Jdeemm wdin8 m010f
W finder, 2 fire ods, 3 bat
levies, colaele, 2 swivel
seals deli V bur. wide befla.
exaaem bass boat. $12.500
0.6.0. (705)3260102- (ila*)
STMICIIIFT, antro colsok.
18 Rllraip 3 Bp Jot down
rapers, ekdric swivel base.
VHF, lisle -hada. 200 spoons.
2 rods i rods. BiA1 i1ncN10M.
728-5743
Flim
Emedifeesid
TRACTOR - Ford 211. Front
bull doze bade, new tiro.
motor reconditioned. New
INUM. 906.852-1109.
11For PAN
•
1 6 2-KIMOOM apartments.
central Osnawa. hrsVlasi ret-
erences, no pets. call between
8 30am-4 30pm weekdays
725-7321
SPACIOUS BRIGHT CLEAN 1
Boren apt All amenities
Party furnished North Osha-
wa Avail immd $600/mo
utilities Ind Non-smoker ISI/
Last Also upper room lot rent
(905)-725-5106
EXECUTIVE 1 BEDROOM
available Auol99 $850 at it,
dusrve - all new. private and
gorgeous Non smoker no
pets Pori Perry arra :all
905-985-4675
3 BEDROOM
raie elludi a named apan-
-1 Large kitchen, Irving,
6nrq room 4 pc Dam Laun-
dry Garage Fenced yard Ap-
pliances
ore arta 728.5570
1 a 2 BEDROOMS available
August Ist 1 bed $640 2 bed.
$740 aN inclusive Grassy
side Owo SoMM Oshawa
Sulfa to for ower or
couple No dogs. Cal (905)
721-2232
3.10RM apt, Urge eat -m
kitchen appliance&. parking,
adult 0 Non -Smokers
or pets Central Oshawa
Addable Woad 5825/mo
likes 72-590
A BEAUTIFUL lower 1 -bed-
room apartment with waw of
Like $195 IN uhdu sive. ftst
Shore area. Peckeruq Pi
ep�y September 1st Paul Carta&
(9051830-9997
AJAR 2-KDOtOON base-
ment available August 91111.
$700 monthly
tiff
entrance. putinng �
No pets
Lawov
19 0 irhGuOed Call
AJAX. legal 1-Ddtoom Oaw
merit utilities rACkeded part-
ing, tuepgce, at. $70Wmofmh
hfsv%M Available Aug, 1st
Non-smoker finifien Cal
(905)686.5755
AJAX. 2 -bedroom basement
apartment 1110 peg. no amok.
in% com and 1 Cat parking
F1rsLUst rsgwed Available
Iinemadiatdy, Call 686-9278
AJAX bright, dean 1 bed-
room basement apaAme t. 4
Peau barn, IIA parking. Urn -
dry. table, separate entrance
Non-stateter no puts. t mmm
nduded $625 Available
239 September 1st (905)686
A2JAX. MEAR 60/401 ad
shopping. 1 -bedroom walkout
basement apartment Com-
PINance, 2 parlung spots
rate an-
trMug
be seen non-smoker pre-
fened No pets Available
September 1/99 $65WMonth
inclusive. (905)427-6532 alta
bpm.
AVALAW NOREOM Y -
cleant 2 bedroom basement
apartmetlt in Ajax. Sluts
$719 OmMOD/1" person couple.
µj�g� Simm al 4%.
7Ii990me bedroom basement
apo mem. dose to Oshawa
Carate, hmndry, Wit 151111
IM. 1550 Indust.Cab 576-
3322.
we corny Sdb%MPalPft-
een0
Utadry. limplaw, so
irsoilm
011N t XW 1110dlct died& hat
amoshaidw • I> ro► s6og.kp►o
Mgdfflsla room. beock at
pickaiq. 5100 ath
ppeerr m
Pin dWies. (905) 985 8161
MW NOOMY 2 level, 2
MOIgOm. Open Concept. UI-
iI kACINS. slmwet or*.
Bose to schools, neaeauoN
Wag ad. Oshi-
w. $ 50morft iedusive.
993pe11s.ai. &VArCal 434-
97
tNFTNAL OttMwg, terga 2 i
3 bedroom apanments avail-
able In wet -maintained
bdose to all
Plu x enol ((905)723977 9
a.m. - 7 p.m.
a lHomes for
Rent
a l ouRrW a l arras o
Rat
SICK OF RENTING?a?'
OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYII
• First Time Buyer? - Cali Markt
• Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Mark!
• Not Much Downpayment? - Call Mark)
:z
Mark offers honest, professional,
no pressure service to help you own a home.
(905) 571-6275 or 14MO-840-6275
Marts Stapley
Saks Rep. Remoter Ability Real Estate Ud
EM Apanmimtsfor
a 11 Apwb 't• a MUST BE SEEN TO BE BE -
Rent
D Stunning executive
Rent LIol
CENTRAL OSHAWA, 2 bed-
WHITE'S ROADARNCH new- bungalow. 6 acres
manicured landscaping 5
room 2 level apt ,n 4 plex ,
P.110 led and very dean,
ly I coshed 2 bedroom base
neem apartment. eat m knch- Dedrooms. 2 full baths. 6 new
near downtown d hosplUl
en. 4 piece bath Available appliances. Urge driveway,
finished basement• $1700 per
References- tsviasi. $700./in-
elusive Avail Sept 1st (905)-
immediately. $695 plus uhlr
ties. 1905! 42D-6532 month plus ubli hes Cali Hel-
436 7938
en Meoraw at 905-576-4111
NW OSHAWA 1100sq fl 1
norm raised bsm! apt Gas
apace A/C
Parking $725/
w ind Avail Sept 1st Suit -
.•:11e for single or working
tuple No petslsmt.
eterences tst/fast (905)-
79-9505
MALAGA Rd. Oshawa near
I Spacious 2 -bedroom
Si25/meanth . hydro !kat ra-
r e parking included Avad-
,oie Auq;Sept 1st
r premises Call (905)�4�34y
y
ONE BEDROOM. beautiful ra-
- vie walkou! Ccurt,Ce, goo
it.. separate entrance. free
c:.fAunq & laundry. lair. $660
clusive Aug 1st No dogs!
rildren Call 79-3611
OSHAWA AM Bachelor 1
8 2 bedr xwm includes all uhl-
on
si�tt Builand ding 1 (9�05i4V-
8914, or Bwldtnq 02 8 /3
(905)-571.0425 Or for 30 1-
N8-558-2622
OSHAWA 2nd b 3rd floor of
Duplex 2 bedrooms eying
emai, k,tc ", Dam, separate
entrance aad" Septem-
ber 1 $750 00 frichm t
19051433-7970
PIWRING Hwy 121rock
Rd One bedroom basement
apt 5600 irhclusrve Mature
woman nal smoker Cao after
Bora (905)831.1049
PIMA NG one bedroom
basement apt Available Au-
gust 1 tW5)5O"l27
PICKERING GOAAKE
lyse 1 ped ask $59(Ymo
via gust b m apt.
S, i:s singe non-smoker
Rent includes 1101.,
-a lung, cable. Wurdry.
W:t pan! sokallleoded.
AwaMable Aug tat
ART: 905-420-3751
PICKERING Westsnore ane
Dearuum basement apart
HMO Sd COnlbtned Atl m-
dusive 3v8dMk Wmnedale-
ty 1575 per manih FiestAm
Cal 831 5073.
alone Around. wit titer
twined apt We rient sunt-
abk flew suvie ppaesessoionn
ON 1ValkuutTsatcarhy
w view
of trxxet etardesu
tion-srnokrr :Vo ppietss
It /last Sip enterPark-
in laundry, A/C, AU
ukcluuseve Acceipt fox Bell
$t+45 / mo. 1905) -50t -at M7
betwveew esai-+prf-
ICKERNIC. Newts renova-
ed. spacious 2 -bedroom
pac
basement, wth separate an -
trance, no pets or smokers.
available immediatey Suits
couple or 2 single persons.
Call 905.683-5283
PM303" 1 bedroom base -
ram aWmat New4y r.a-
waw -saeket no pets.
Availableabo-
de and Cable mumnnt.
Cal 8391333
U F-CONUa 1 -bedroom
limme t apaAmem. Boodk /
Ddbr-k arta. Aaiable Aug.
1st. $725ltlor" inclusive.
1� 1-20 3 or (11905KIm¢
ss
SPACOW wag-wdamu w 2
bedro
om alisnne . Avail. at 900
and 8N Gum St. Soaha
No' closets, ppaapnutt provid
ed. Close b sdook flop
piny coelia. GO Sta . lMii
Us Ndrded. Cal 72114I93-
2 6 3 BIR urUl
s included. Ea
t0 SCh00)
5) 7218741
Willem one aw-
men. rumva a 6595 pw
hydro- Low thio btlfldinq wia
Parbw dose to all ameni-
ties. Avail" iltutktiately
Cal 905.1300969 or 416 486
9027.
WNITaY,2♦etMsetk, apart -
macs 107 bYdinglon St.
Fridge, stove, rp heal,
L�uanctry. l first 811aa0
�1 n5�3giis�Wwi .
AJAX New se8-contamed fur-
nished bacne'0' a7pptt Sep en
V
Suns single working person
5495/mo Avail Aug 1st 1SV
last No smokmq/pets (9051
428-8453
WHY rem wwtm you can own
your own home for less than
you Itenk?'' Call Dave Hay -
lock Saks Rep Re/Max
Summit Realty (1991) Ltd
19905) 668-3800 or (905) 666-
3211
1 Houses
For Rent
NVHO SAYS
YOU CAN err
AFFORD TO
BUY A HOUSF?
i OWN from $700'morith
I 'vol Much DoxervayrMntT"
(905) 571-6275
1-800-840-6275
Mark Stapley
....o,.s..-wu,ai,yY•
ASA DAN DU ha..• i ':,.me
for you Be .1 sem, LV&Kh d
or towwmonte You must ewe
a dolor - 6 nnorehs free tart
mum Income. 527.900 P.-
sonable Crum My service
abwkddy trot to you Cal
Ken Cdhs. CoWwd Banter
1905) 728-9114
A GREAT opportunity to Dont'
No down paymerd Vefdor as•
sistance on tM6 completely
eerwwtpeddgddraadied 2 bad-
ircom allaw, under $000
CaK14 �Rt
As
33BBEEDRROOM bungalow - 4
�yNiMh atCI tOrdpe 1`111`31
S Last References $1000
plus umkbes Avatabk Sept.
1st 852.3743
3-BEDROOP bungalow in
Whrlby is, double garage.
3x60 work shop/storage n-
sulaMd or, 1 a00 lot Awil-
aaft ISlraber 1st or scoria.
Call
(416µ49-16
3188 SO. FT. Execute" hmw
in Couriece near school
2ppoo1ss8irt0.
VI0t . Fasvusvde-
ce required
Ple"t rill Sav 576-9339 or
922-2856 Islip)
A UMEATAAU DEAL! From
5500 down own you own
home slaving x $69.900 car-
nes for less Owl rem OAC
24 hers tea rot~ nliassa,e
905728-1059 ext 277 Cok1-
wd Banker RUR Rea! Estate.
Aurdu Rasanu
AUKUTELY ASTOUNDING
6 months free. than own a
house tray $550/morelh. You
Mqu ire Mull lime tam* m_
come 529.000. reasonable
crfdit. I do the rest Don't
wad. fall Big Roka, Caldwell
Barrer RMR Real Estate to-
day. (905) 728-9414
BY OsN SNOFFM
Centre 6695/elnoeWdy 4 aefi-
lies. 6 roomer 0n first floor of
Duper Close to SGtw ap.
pfianca, parulp inducted. K
could be rated with in-law
apatlmat Ior SMealle b.
Mailable Sept. 1199. Phone
(905)728-0079 leave message
ager beep.
MMM t�cNRdOrM - 4 bed-
buemat. st650/momMy.
Close to schools and SM
antenikes. Hwy. 2 ant Wines
Rd. ares. CA 120-1714.
LAKE CNC SEMI 3 bed-
rooms.the" moth heck
aotathy Llldnea 1 8112 logo.
Faunae. Wry deem. $975
tltiAies. ttaAMl MD litho.
Amble Saps 723-7324.
NEAT o1NAWA C90M Wpe
dean 4 -Mfr m Semi ria
MIX NdWaK oa qled sbee.
1sl�ptit amum
lib
(905jd39--I1'b9.
om
- 31.
1989 11 sAL- 3 p.tnJ.uat 751
ffbaoll a. oshm. 341 but
semi 5950/mo• WA. 579-
6572
OsIAWA-Bloor/Gradview 3
bedroom Welgalow, very
dean, WO cal in ktdkn.
1011101,11 yard. quid Cres., 5-
apoirlicell, finished
ON. SW.19, 1stAist. r�def-
enca. $1,100/Iao. plus litili-
likes. DeboralVGak 905-579-
5344
PICKERING,
Whites Rd area.
very clean. 3 -bedroom.
1-1/2 bath, finished
basement, fenced yard.
available Sept. 1st,
$! 190 plus utilities. Call
(90511426-2365
near Uxbridge : storey bn:,.k
with 4 bedrooms. well Tglw
famed $1.000 plus utilities
Available after Sept 15th Cal
905)852-6847
WHITBY man floor. 2 storey
roust 4 beirms. 1 1/2 baths.
��vin idurrgAamdy room with
fireplace 8 delle Large fenced
card $1200 plus 1st/last &
References required (905)-
655-4480
WHITBY,immaculate 3 Dad
room 2 storey, quiet fres ,
gyarage. availaMt August 151
513M north plus COUNTRY.
3-Iledroom. Ape man floor
home. couples only, no pets
S11751mpgh plus. (905)655-
4107
HO-"
Warted
FARM WANTED house and
barn lease to own or lent lar
rnedraeh. Cali Paper number
(4161381-5856 Darr
HOUSE WANTED. 3-4 bed-
rooms with fenced yard. for
couple with bally, Have pits
Had tar August 1st, dentlege
deposit. first aril ksureirm-
ences (905) 723-5271 on
140
me TowNwiisas
Far Rena
Al OSNAWA SOUTH 3 ted
room townhouse dose to
schools. shopping 5850 p.
I.NX M Plus uMOM Fu&tAM
Avaitehk Aw9xsVSept let.
IBM) 579.9956 days
PMRMG TOWNHOUSE -
$1250 per month plus Wtpts
No peg. ren 'r pre-
No
Appel TrR=
Roy. Re/max hrsl Realty
(905)426-7515
1 ROp 4
rR
AJAX Large room. shoed
LatabDes 5350 per nna1 ' Non
Smoker. no pets. dope to go
and 401 Available nmmf-
awdy Call (905)419-28%
alter 5pu
ROOM FOR RENT
clean, bright home
Short Term
available
401 a Wilt ltd.
suit a working
professional
428-0012
1 $h'"
2 PEQLE Male or lelwle ke
slnarc a k►9e Inofest. very pni-
aee, smokers.laadry. maw
mole ants- 5 nth. N.E. Lek -
budge. Call Man or Leave
mesupe (905)d52.9652.
CLEAN, mspwsft person to
shoe 3 bedroom townhom
Nora End, oshawa 6ap-
basennkM bucks onto
ravine. $340p/mo • 1/3ah6
lice. WrAd so'prison m NNir
20's. (905)579-0031 leave
message•
OiM - 3 baba hoem to
sham. Close 10 go swim.
swober ArilgM Al
$425. ga01w1 al iacbrsive.
1365.
HMUINC MWD. (906)432-
1
1 conby ole kte.
Anil. Sep! 30a. erences
required. 1944. Bus stop.
$BSWmo4uw. kdoor ppuoud
Sam i ha tae. cal (905)-
426.9885.
PICww"A ley Farms
JIM . Fantkr mold. 3 bdrm.s.
2 bans, immaculate cond.,
axcWem reeK, to respon*ibig
f.um. Ind. 1 pulwq spot
NMI managed building. 1905E
4204472.
a 1 pwrhAousas r 1 own oafs for
Rent Rat
CO.OP WHITBY
Community Centre Office, Unit 85
95 Crawforth St.,
(905) 666~2008
ACCEPTING, APPLICATIONS FOR
3 BEDROOM UNITS, AVAIL. OCT. 1 ST.
Applications can be picked up at Unit,e85
between 10-4.
(Alternative Pickup points posted on
Community Centre door.
Please respect hours requested.)
3 Bedrooms, $849, $862, $870.
We are sorry, not subsidy available of this time.
OSHAWA
1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH
3-& ,drtom Townhouse Units.
Parking included
Stove & Refrigerator.
Parquay Floors throughout.
Close to schools and shopPping.
From $910.00 including h dro
Call 905-721-0980
Furnished r umished
Acca modatiom ActxrrtredmIons
FURNISHED EXECU-SUITES
Long/Short Term.... includes
*Dishes *Linens
*Cable *Tel. *Park & more
For avail. & rates
1-905-852-6513
1 Office 81 1 Private Homes
r • Ratan Soca
for Sake
3200 sq ft Industrwl;Com
mercial $1500 momf ly Fox
Street near 401 Oshawa
Available imuift"ely (905)
576.0496 or 905) 725-9503 or
905) 720.3666
BRIGHT OFFICE SPACE, Ex-
cCllent kldaen - Professional
Bldg psi north of thaw d -I
Oshaw some jlkasWit tran-
quil wWq room sth ekc-
parting Ice or
me
into 9st
rto 905-7211-1321
COMMERCIAL UMTS. Park 8
Boor great location 2 Avail-
able Una. 1425 sq. "each
al (905)579-5077 all. 5pm
905)571.3281
RETAIUOFFICE: 1.200 - 6.000
sq tt available in ha slard-
Mecummetticial q Pn
Ding 404-8217
a Carer M
Stoma Space
GARAGE fur rent 2 bays, hu-
$750
included roodbCaWn
5$52 inioefm. Call (906)983-
Ima e kdrs&W
lWft
QUIET RURAL area approx
1000sq h wood egfupf"
coapressor, weber. drip
press etc Ifneeded Would
SW " hndfatnal. Call
Bfodeln MS) 655.3=
1 Ce>tMgaa
r Real
BELLEVILLE waterfront col-
lages with dock 2 or 3 bed-
fdoms, fully furnished. On Bay,
of Owme near Sandbars
5230 / weekend $450 / weak
(613)962-4751.p!IpldUkelhou
eomyGEON LAKE FONT 2
bedroom. 4 pm
c bath, fully
equipped. seceded. 5600 p.
week, from August 14a. (705)
652-1535 evenings.
CIIW FIST and family
holiday on Rice Lake. One
War from Oshawa. Modern
ho
. Sandy
Low tarry . play-
red.Dra9ara
prices.
AnaiUbk (705)686-21101
• 1 RorUL ftomb
fde
CLEAROMM. fully tumishad
and ce" aircondiborned. 2
3 bedroom ngbiLe wriea-
-0) homes. Pod*, hot tub,
Children
Rnolos sflotm th Itorue.
$275 wedcty. (906+ 56pp
A PMM FAMLY YaraOpN
flame In CLEAR WATER AREA
t3 %to*bwOWL po d,
BE O or Y* Pill. dose to
bead& Avail" now. For filo
A phgtos. (905!379-37N.
11 Filter fthe
PIIaeM Ileo
31M S0 -FT. muse for safe.
with4-bedrooms and Junior
sulk on large sin layette lex
Cal (905 2675th
LARGE Country Kitchen. 3
bedroom bungalow on 52x110
lot. Just rruimnes from 'fare""
Asking $137,900. Call Robed
Owen Sutton Group ReaRY
(905) 686 5153.
wooer. 11,1911 -level sate
split 3.1 bedrooms, ppur41
end . 3 barns, lupe bndy
roan w Ip. da. dv, hmshed
Orseeaftnt 19th 19th box wdo w
Urge deck to aboveyrourd
pod. ravine lot Freshly pm -
ed. move-ai COrrdtion 14
mamtwm Cresm"
(905)404-8712 Asking
192.500
LAKE ONTARIO Waterfront
bungalow Grarette/SlaNtlar.
Oke sad call doors 8 Irem
throup' Sea wait ampa-
I. uepau
lRare property
(905)-6113-5589 Agents wel-
come 3%
OPEN HOUSE August 1st
Sundav 2 4pm under
$149.500 P40K Must be
SWI Stan a hoaH 2 legal
cep s h good *ape Dae 3
Adan A one 1 bdrm 1621
Srm of St N Oshawa H
Rusdher Lid. (905!-882-4490
Em
Loft for
PRMTE SALE- great 50 act -
es land with stream, east of
Oshawa. Only $195.000. Cal
Mary Staff. (416).510-2619
SCENIC 1-1/2 acre burkdtq
lot. Leskard, near Orono.
$69.000 Call Walter Frac.
(�905)5741TI Frank R E
10 two
SM - SIM Advance until
payday/commKsion of part,
soon Answer in 20 mit 665-
1148,416.296-9902
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er. Minimum d $10.Do0Ana-
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related lot rapid fire- - ex-
WAim. C-F.M. INC., Td Flee
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Free Fax 1 881-703.1492, 7
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the EldlibMw Grand s'tarlld
Amateur singers, dancers & musicians only.
Cash prizes -Junior and Senior.
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Pict up at the 'Ex- Office, the Chamber
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pose AN Vpkabons; xceo-
ed call Carvrnrry Mo
Services Corp (9051 668
6805
. 1 eusrress
o rtrrNtin
CCMPLETE WEDDING De
cu
nal., busness lot sale Bas-
kets 6 flowers lot Church 8
,,all cap for for deals 905-
839`21135
CODNTICE -well equipped 30 -
seal '.hmese restaurant in
Plus Many talo -outs am
dehverres. Aslunrg f69.900.
WHITBY - wN eta 3a-
snt Cheese vitro LIBO Marry
takeouts and ddnienes Ody
$64900 Johnny Wong-
Homelik n6-190.108:
EXITMw G o gm BASED
Business Replace your in-
come and your pp Unhauted
Potential! PR -FR Tram"
available Free into call
(905)-426-x590 have name i
phone
NOT DOG CMT, Ferguson
Deluxe low model 3 propane
tanks, co"alew tray. large
storage area. Ready to stat
OP 0 c�O 905-725cori45� WOO
PUB/RES1111RANT - tuft
equipped. nearly new, prove
w nxxxltfoo. S35ooAtet .Tau.
404-8217
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uncNdrruw crpwd, Good
Oshawa location. Great
�. luurtawotKa. s6s
long leen lease. oNy 510,900
Gays 905.43;1-788p. at slip
8/wkerrds. 905-t3S�6f0.
SIX OFF- Horne grown per.
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HOLY spjrjt, You Wol up
who solves all problems,
light all roads, to that I can attain m I
690
you have y goo s,
given me divine g& h forgive and
forget all evil against me, 8 that in all in-
CONSTRUCTHM
stance of my life you are with me. I want in
Pickering Standard Church
• Additions
it
this short prayer to thank you for all things, as
•Renovations
r
Sh!i
Pickering Village - 683-7311
you confirm once again that I never want to
decks
Brock RdJHwy-p7
be separated from you, even in spite of all
• Basements
material illusions, I wish to be with you in
427-OS9
MEMBER OF THE
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wards
BETTER BUSINESS
' H.
me and mine. The person must say
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Dr. Thomas Gemmell Interim Minister
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days the favour requested will be granted.
EVERYONE WELCOME
for Paul
This prayer must be published immediately af-
1148 Finch Avenue, Pickering I,I V 1J6
TO ADVERTISE YOUR
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SUNDAY LITURGY
z.
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.: 1 Announcements . ; 1 Announcements
Marjorie's Longwood
Garden's Tour
Sept. 20 -23rd, 1999
Picking up at Makro Houe Gardens,
Marjorie will personally escort us
through Amish country of Pennsylvania
& Brandywine Valley. Highlights are
Longwood Gardens. Winterthur
House & selected nurseries
& garden centres.
Call Lorna for details & reservations
(from $385)
(905)-683-8411 or 1-800-831-1185.
Birthdays =2
Birthdays
Happe - -- -
16TH BIRTHDAY
Christopher kBuB) celebrated his 16th
birthday on Tuesday, Julv 27th.
We hope he had a Happy Birthday.
I -live Murn, Dad and Kimherle\ -Anne.
ImGraduates Graduates
.Michael
Michael J. Nichols graduated rccently
from Durham (:ollcgc of Applied Arts
and Technology with honors in
Mechanical Engineering 'Technology.
Congratulations :Nike!
Love Dad, Mom and G.
Robin M. Nichols graduated recently
from George Brown College of
Applied Arts & Technology in Baking
and Pastry Arts. We would like to
specially thank all of the wonderful
people who helped along the way.
Love Dad, Mom and Mike.
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tbors,windowe,
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_r.)
•Renovations
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• Decks
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("511 4U-3m
EVERYONE WELCOME
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YOUR GRADUATE!
Congratulations
PAULI
I
Love,
Mom,
Dad,
Laura
I &
/
Jimmy.
I J mmy.
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7U�,�DD?7l�
e
.Julie Cabral .
Sean Wallace
are to be married on
July 31s119"
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SEAWAY WATER
SUPPLY a DISPOSAL
14-40 Cubic Yard
Garbage Bin
Rentals for Week-
end Clean -up
9W -6W-1397
MNo* PmaoN
NMN
Grass cuttim, faN avid
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r•t•tiY n & odd jolts
Sind! neoriwg jobs
can Vic as
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lay of pulikallim n we camOt be IPopIll
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evert of an ell w.
Painting, carpentry and gew
eral home repairs
Quality 6 seance at reasow
able pr>ces
15x oil senwrs
Call Don (905) 626-2111
TMS PAINTING
dt DECOR
Interior & Exterior
European Workman-
ship
Fast, clean,
reliable service.
428-0081
815
b STORAGE
Houses. Apartments.
Offices. Appliances 8
Piano Specialists. Senior
8 Mid -Month Discounts.
Licensed. insured. Free
Estimates. Professional
service.
Call 436-7755.
Cross Movers
=cC r—cvr-
;useh01d5.Otfm
• moots. Padwg Avail.
:ree Estimates
416-42344
;r s,nau we do gall
:1 Roofing :1 Roofing
A & C ROOFING
Aasd Al am
Shingling..,.'. �,c, :;ra .rid old,
'Norkma nsh,p Guaraniccd. 10% Discount to
Seniors. fully inured. Free estimates
Can Andrew- at (905) 5094PWO
1123 Mouse client" MHouse cMarrrrg
Maid/Butler
Seeded pleasart � to Cers-- e;uired to
dean & maintain home. Includes all aspects
of housekeeping & occasional child care.
Server/butter requirements at dinner parties
and social functions. Approx 3 dayshvk.
Flexible hours. Own transportation.
No experience. But good references.
(705)-357-1300.
TREE REMOVAL & MAMMMA/8CE
Stump m4 wwal A Landscaping
CALL DAVE
831-7055
R -Mill Party Services a: ftm Swiss
RAMUM WANTS WORK
Dong Magic For Children's Parties
And All Occasions. Have My Own Magician
CaU Zrnk
1 • Plttatbitg 1 R°'y,
1tN�.
Top Qwbty Plumbing at
Reasonable rates
Service and
new installations
Residential
-commercial
No job too big or small
Free estimates -over 20
years experience
Call 995-837-9722
PAIIiTOG A
PLASTO MIG
basrNtrerf renovagorts.
PFnr a freas e N ttstittWf
ha0 Scott
416-414-5911 (Pick-
ering)
pabouNg Md
repairs, Top quality wick
at reaanabhc pr%xs
lox. aur t,r SCnairs
Call Ice a FREE Estimate
404*96"
CARM
WTALuilola
25 years experience,
restretching, our
Speciality.
Free estimates.
D&N Df ,
917-1799 M 1/7-1010
•Ir`.LMUMCBMM
TREE CUTTING
dt TRIMMING
24 yrs. exp.
Fully insured
Free estimates
905-433-7140
SCHOOL
Approved by D.S-A.0
• 4 loam 3 treat
res.
-10 lessors $150
-Full Course $259
Free pint -up and drop off
(416)2x7-3169
ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN
Pickering Standard Church
35 Church St. N.
_r.)
(Methodist)
Pickering Village - 683-7311
J
Brock RdJHwy-p7
SUMMER SERVICES
Joint Summer Services
SUNDAY WORSHIP - 10:30 AM
10:00a.m.
EVENING - TOOPMur
August 1, H, 15, 22, 29
-Thr Churl h ThSmiles..
42x-6102 655-0148
Dr. Thomas Gemmell Interim Minister
EVERYONE WELCOME
tit. Isaac Joques Catholic Church
1148 Finch Avenue, Pickering I,I V 1J6
TO ADVERTISE YOUR
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Please call Janice
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L
Sunday Evening 7:30 p.m.
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CONGRA TE
YOUR GRADUATE!
Congratulations
PAULI
I
Love,
Mom,
Dad,
Laura
I &
/
Jimmy.
I J mmy.
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UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE
852-9741
1 tl"'om" Artno111111 • 1 Aanortcenwme
7U�,�DD?7l�
e
.Julie Cabral .
Sean Wallace
are to be married on
July 31s119"
f0d 14
vow 16x " OB
dsorc 'l1rs.K.faotxutr, 484w1 s�aytc
.elarrq 4tfl� .ell��i4li� �seos �eittlrelf'ti
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SELL R NOW CALL AJAX 683-0707
UXBRIDGE 852-9741
SEAWAY WATER
SUPPLY a DISPOSAL
14-40 Cubic Yard
Garbage Bin
Rentals for Week-
end Clean -up
9W -6W-1397
MNo* PmaoN
NMN
Grass cuttim, faN avid
spirift oleo. -op and
r•t•tiY n & odd jolts
Sind! neoriwg jobs
can Vic as
(906jeZ9-x907.
Please rad your coed ad on the first
lay of pulikallim n we camOt be IPopIll
Bible for more than one insertion in the
evert of an ell w.
Painting, carpentry and gew
eral home repairs
Quality 6 seance at reasow
able pr>ces
15x oil senwrs
Call Don (905) 626-2111
TMS PAINTING
dt DECOR
Interior & Exterior
European Workman-
ship
Fast, clean,
reliable service.
428-0081
815
b STORAGE
Houses. Apartments.
Offices. Appliances 8
Piano Specialists. Senior
8 Mid -Month Discounts.
Licensed. insured. Free
Estimates. Professional
service.
Call 436-7755.
Cross Movers
=cC r—cvr-
;useh01d5.Otfm
• moots. Padwg Avail.
:ree Estimates
416-42344
;r s,nau we do gall
:1 Roofing :1 Roofing
A & C ROOFING
Aasd Al am
Shingling..,.'. �,c, :;ra .rid old,
'Norkma nsh,p Guaraniccd. 10% Discount to
Seniors. fully inured. Free estimates
Can Andrew- at (905) 5094PWO
1123 Mouse client" MHouse cMarrrrg
Maid/Butler
Seeded pleasart � to Cers-- e;uired to
dean & maintain home. Includes all aspects
of housekeeping & occasional child care.
Server/butter requirements at dinner parties
and social functions. Approx 3 dayshvk.
Flexible hours. Own transportation.
No experience. But good references.
(705)-357-1300.
TREE REMOVAL & MAMMMA/8CE
Stump m4 wwal A Landscaping
CALL DAVE
831-7055
R -Mill Party Services a: ftm Swiss
RAMUM WANTS WORK
Dong Magic For Children's Parties
And All Occasions. Have My Own Magician
CaU Zrnk
1 • Plttatbitg 1 R°'y,
1tN�.
Top Qwbty Plumbing at
Reasonable rates
Service and
new installations
Residential
-commercial
No job too big or small
Free estimates -over 20
years experience
Call 995-837-9722
PAIIiTOG A
PLASTO MIG
basrNtrerf renovagorts.
PFnr a freas e N ttstittWf
ha0 Scott
416-414-5911 (Pick-
ering)
pabouNg Md
repairs, Top quality wick
at reaanabhc pr%xs
lox. aur t,r SCnairs
Call Ice a FREE Estimate
404*96"
CARM
WTALuilola
25 years experience,
restretching, our
Speciality.
Free estimates.
D&N Df ,
917-1799 M 1/7-1010
•Ir`.LMUMCBMM
TREE CUTTING
dt TRIMMING
24 yrs. exp.
Fully insured
Free estimates
905-433-7140
SCHOOL
Approved by D.S-A.0
• 4 loam 3 treat
res.
-10 lessors $150
-Full Course $259
Free pint -up and drop off
(416)2x7-3169
AM PAGE 26 NEW ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION. JUIV 30.1989
S 11 rrwmorlafns ' 1 1 M►Ysfrtorirrts ! Dsrlr • 1 Desats
TERRY CONNOR
March 15, 1948 - July 30, 1998
In memory of a loving & devoted
Husband, Father & Poppa
A day doesn't go b3• that we don't
talk or think about you. We loveYou
Tern• & love doesn't die, it only,
grows stronger.
Greatly missed by Linda, Paul,
Lisa, Heather, Chris, Shannon,
Kevin, Kyle & Buddy.
• 1 Maths • 1 DWhs
FUNERAL
HOME
DIRECTORY
Death Notice Listings brought
to you by the following funeral
homes
428-90%
Accettone Funeral Home
384 Finley Ave., Ajax
433-4711
Armstrong Funeral Home
124 King St. E. Oshawa
Low & Low Funeral Homes
985-7331 - 1763 Reach Rd. Port Perry
952-3073 - 14 Brock Rd. St. E., Uxbridge
686-5589
Ronald Martino & Sons
1057 Brock Rd., Pickering
428-8488
McEachnie Funeral Home
28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax
433-5558
McIntosh - Anderson Funeral Home
152 King St. E., Oshawa
655-3662
Memorial Chapel Brooklin. Ltd.
79 Baldwin St., Brook -lin
623-3025
Morris Funeral Chapel Ltd.
4 Division St.. Bowmanville
987-3964
Newcastle Funeral Home Ltd.
386 Mill St. South, Newcastle
623-5668
Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home
53 Division St., Bowmanvillc
721-1234
Oshawa Funeral Service
847 King St. West, Oshawa
985-2171
Wagg Funeral Home
216 Queen St., Port Perry
668-3410
W.C. Town Funeral Chapel
110 Dundas St, E., Whitby
You are not forgotten loved one
Nor will you ever be.
As lung as life and memon lust
We will remember thee.
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GIBBS, Ena Cecelia of Ajax, Ontano - Suddenly on
Wednesday July 28th, in Queen's, New York at the
age of 84. Beloved mother of Jackie Gibbs, Sybil
Songui, Ora Howard, Donald Gibbs, Cecil Gibbs, Be-
ryl Walker, Esta Barclay. Grandmother of 21. Great
grandmother of 10. To celebrate her life a memorial
mass will be held at St. Bernadette Church, 21 Bayty
St. E., Ajax at 11 a.m. on Tuesday August 3rd, 1999.
If friends so desire, donations may be made in her
memory to the Alax Pickering Hospital / Rouge Val-
ley Health System department of nutrition and food
services 580 Harwood Ave, S., Ajax, Ontario LIS
HAY, ED - At the Lakendge Health Bowmanville of
Wed., July 28, 1999. Ed Hay loving husband of Mary
Beloved father of the late Alice. The family will re
ceive friends at the McEacnie Funeral Home, 28 Ok
Kingston Road, Ajax (Pickering Village). (905) 428
8488 from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Fn. Funera
Service will be held at St. Andrews Presbytenar
Church, 35 Church St. N., Ajax. Ont on Saturday
July 31, 1999. at 11 a.m. Interment St. Francis de
Sales Cemetery.
We express our appreciation to family,
friends and neighbors for your love & support
during Don's illness & since his passing.
Thanks to the nursing staff & Doctors in the
Palliative Care Unit at County Hospital,
Newmarket for your care during Don's stay there.
Thank you to everyone for your cards, charitable do-
nations & floral tributes in his memory. Food brought
to our homes was appreciated so much. Many thanks
to Zephyr U.C.W. for the delicious lunch. Thanks Rev.
Neil parker for your comforting words & to David
Grant for delivering the
'special' prayer. To Latharque & Skwarchuk
Funeral Home our heartfelt thanks and
atppreciation for your kindness & professia>aksrti.
I will be remembered always.
Mary A
'BIG M' Drive In Pickering (Bay Ridges), Ort. At
the Lakendge Health Centre Oshawa, Ontario on
Wednesday July 28, 1999. Theodore (Ted) Pa-
patheodorou in his 71st year. Bekived husband of
Sophie Pappas. Loving Father of Chris and his wife
Mary: Joanne and her husband Larry Gertsakts. Dear
Grandfather of Mark, Bobby, Stephanie, and Marisa
and Lexie. Dear Brother of Elpida. The family will
raw" friends at the JERRETT FUNERAL HOME
660 Kennedy Road Scarborough (Between St. Clair
andEgfngton Ave. East-) on Thursday from 6 to 9
p.m. and Friday from 2 to 4 and 610 9 p.m. Funeral
Mass will be held at St. Clement of Ohrid Church 76
Ovedea Blvd: at Don V411s Road on Saturday July
31st at 8:45 a.m. treatment Pine Hills Cemetery. In
lieu of flowers donations to Kidney Dialysis would be
appreciated by the family. Arrangements entrusted
to MCEACHNIt FUNERAL HOME 905-428-8488.
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CLASSY CHASSY
Petty 46 y, old SF 5'4- W lh
Montle hart & Why browns
Very caring & somewhat
outgoing Gainfully
employed. Swnmwg, fire
dining & lots more. Gnat
conniersa[,orealiSt I'm mwEl-
I." Se in much with the
nines 2663
24. 5.4 a A WHOLE LOT
NNE
Pretty girl. Brown hair with
hater eyes Fun kneeing &
very affectionate. Pool.
bowling, fire arm" Be lots
more irroaesu. n you're out
there a VWK DatarI do
call 5646
A ROSE BY ANY
OTHER NAME
Wouldn I be Bose Biorde
hatred/blue eyes & slim
Gilt. 47 yr SF Very pretty
lmder to dee %Koch & warm
to the nein. Well
enpbyed. I bre to travel
hood company a traveylirg
also like n rod. gelitz 8,
cook Hoping for a true gen
Herman Attractive a with
Icrxl moil standards
-ow.,Se 2581
FALL IN LOVE
'•aCDY. lir, lov'N creature
ofroetw 42 r old- W.
5 10 & 180 IDs. black hat.
gne'en eyes. wAPDM Sal
eying & so" r edgy wadi
:rel my dg, tknina & read
ng a good book I an look
" 10 meet a trusting, no
,,no vlppmq or mneme -alo.
J:ng mak d lytaity am
HARMONIOUS N SYMC
& TOTALLY AWARE
Of Decent stock 45 r old.
SM.. 51 a 130 t es of Pun
sAs4ct=. guon ftodl I
an spontaneous. Mawasse
& ew . l espy tie ant
& craft. foe du doort Be
vwi0gnq atmos a red I
am Molle" 10 bre X wnh a
man of hoot -ply i
Now 4226
LOVEABIEE a
MMNSTAKE
Young single lemale 22 is
5"8' & 2511 IDs. swl*
Mom. Warm. thin a of e►
de, heart Care to hear
'sere? 13%
NOT TOO HAND TO
GET TO KNOW
Sociable & somewhat a
Quiet person 5'r of awl
age wagfK 45 Is SF. I love
to dace. karokee & need -
lifeAN ft good things in
should be eneered by
someone like you. Plow
be of high morals &
dependable.
Knowwg how
t lady a good tale
_
w ld be fly appraeaal
1 HAVE i EYES
And that's not juse who
grandma says. Nice looking
wild long red hair. 57' will
Outrageous slim
Sam pf
less romantic. What Vote
see is what you get a
theirs is lots o See. Nue
eyes. Well ma nerseL
Artist. Freelance wrier.
Yes. you must lows Metal
I'm independent a wall
welcome tet a a worm
spent in you. 2246
PASTIL N WWII;
Easy to be with a wising b
please. 21 In OM. SM. 5Ta
& medium build. buh0lyt
last honest. Caring &fin 10 ra
la op' enjoy horse rid -
good
limes goopgmi Be�"kaer& Ij
would like m coneeen wish
:Irl
attractive a
atttlive man oda IieS
anlmalS a of "wh o my
company, 2278
LOVING n3tM
Kin hearted handiwork.
29rold. SWF. 5'2&140
lbs of kindness a sincerity.
I like to make crafts, lister
to music & have a glass of
wine with good opmeersa-
lion I wish to meet a kid
hearted, stimulatingly
entertaining man of the
Party . 2470
UP 4 NEGOTIATION
r Seserciing for Inr2 love 25 y
old, SWF, 5'S & 123 lbs, br
n hair. tamed. toned, full of life
adventurous. I have
accused of being seductive,
enjoy working out, dancing
whaoever's happenng. I wish t
meet a stable. relaxed & amac
five love Connection 2082
WHERE IS MY PRINCE
Actively seeking the other half
43 r old. SWF. brown hair,
brown eyes. outgoing, fell
Pendent. neral & stemu aul I
copy :RR
speredig time
with my little girl & garkftig. I
worse o meet a man with :trop
moral value &who leets rcpt
love & family bonds pats rd
hope too. I" he would know
how to have great fun TM
EASY COMPANY
TOLERANT
And always on the ileo & "p 22
Is Siege Mummy Into Wet
eines. poetry & mating
Sharing & caring. 130 of Very
down to earn I am lin 8 know
how to have a good time
Sotialuwg a heads are wpor.
rant to me. 1997
THE Rf6KT BLEND TO
Nix WITH MNIE
Fairly outgo,nr & like :u be
we at wren 50 r SF Maul ml
ekes. Seeking
an ntePggant.
open minded. old-lahtonsd
respectable go "so who
works hard & Plays hard.
That's lots more to le soret
10 call o hear sew real 4032
ALL OF THE ABOVE
Vary atlract:ve. easy qo nq 40 r
Olt SNrF. brown hiu, brown
eyes. warm. ked with a sable
fiat woul0 knock you socks df
I wMOy mmmng. swnnwg, don-
ne out & warm bubble batkt I
WNW owe to col.mcs with a
Pill-. compasseasaw. best
& all around v caw a,, 7963
M4AXMRM Yotm TNM
Sop right thwelMYho really
wants o grew, up? M Mold.
W. obwe compswon, atervel
bier & much younger Ilpokwg. I
like to read. take " walks
�� comers &
would like o sect a friend wee
IS active 8 yawn. Bodo at heart
i sod 1786
PRETTY GIM;AT oil"
Active stn lover & desperately
seeker the can 34 r SF very
adwamwdtc Se creative Vat'
active Spontaneous & very ocm-
Q�Q Wdlrg m take tle deer.
Ooq beer. If tis muds good m
jou Call m hear more. You must
0o be a doggie limn. Be me"
In
try most pings oy[e. hit rot
go owerODal. 3232
A FIN LIFE
Fit bubbly, l8 ter old. SwF, 57 a
115 Ds., long blonde hot blue
eyes. pretty a full of pow 1
am unique. h0otes. shy & Some-
ktlws mbdU=. I eOur tar, seenjoy playing
anowees Se we" far to .oI wish
10 meet a happenip, Sponp-
meous 1, mischiehmus guy. 6999
Ni m TO M NEMT
Carefree & 10631.47 ter old. Seek
510. pl mp but not owerdaa. I
am fun. spontaeous, artistic Be
alkcuonam. I sell traveling,
basbal Be the arts. 1 wish o
meet a tall, open mild i
QamaKs mai for a secure, fee
516% relaDaahiP. M?Z
COON TMU COIF TO
TNNBE TB110 wA f
Hae I Cane. Vmuxim a
adwdlarreaus 38 r SF. 5•r with
1 mc� amu 01
lflike
e1arimmir" a good news. it
YW shot sttarpM holm Its hp
a would lite o saR cwliwamhp
areeuiordip ran r d Me o
14
F �MM� T N
haireclNue eyed 1 SENice Wolin 0 56
a 120111& Satr'astic 8 hip. Stay
at home Mom. 40y4% Ming
a keeping ft interests. Are Ta
MD. t0petlar a a real am's
man I'd be o hear from you.
NCE SIR" 00 RULE
Spontaneous, smart. adventur-
ous 1, open minded. 34 r SF
Brown hair Be eyes a nice kill
ing. Very warm & giving. 1 like
dogs, horses & swimming.
Hoping o cgr nW with an easy
to get alae with dog compati-
ble, adventurous guy. 3459
IN THE VICTORIA AREA
COMMUNITY
owyi Hello gentlem;i• I m 59.r
attractive fit. fair medium
been built SF Semi retired I like
& sewng. cooking traveling &
recreation. I am very pleasing
° &easy company If you're
easy going & advarnrous &
age/weeghUtteight appropn-
ate male. All repnes gracious-
ly arawered 2000
FABULOUS
Girl vyng for v,s:Ghty 26 r
OK SWF. atteleuc. toned &
tanta6zrtg. I like to keep
erns real so I enjoy camping,
trawding. Playing with dil-
drien being spiritual . I am look -
m" lir a generous. sewn 8
down to earth man. fP573
AMA SHOWERS
In May. June July yoiw122 yr
SF 5'10' & 220 Ike Brown
lair/Dem errs Into home,
back rifling. fOomalI & ngby
Fun to be with &jun loving.
2723
RUKKSOM STATURE
Full figuwl P. ant.fct-, 4,,l
BuDWy. spasM & sassy Into
mui theatre & the moves.
RioODaplp & Ivnq life to
she fulken rd lite to make my
iann happy! Giving & gee.
oars 37 SF 5297
GENTLEMEN
Seat your r x;:,es 53 n '.Id,
ShAF, 5'10 & 155 Ibt. shot
curlier brown has. broom eyes.
Vnecous. spiritual Se pow to
pleasure treasure. I enNy
waking, voknwa working &
I always have a smile on I am
polling for a gen4 grain,
both of struvoil l a sad 2%
CALM MATURE
Kand leaned hjr, a.on t nq
toI W 11 yr wd- SMF 5 5 8
spatial. Dhpcar 8 stmil item
1 am a btdDler Dome Of Moes
Oomdm Cmetme a adarms-
on, I wish to meet in edAa-
ekig bio nitest which Is
2down 40
not reawgMy a mice
FABULOUS
Get "" lir ses+Witer 25 r old,
SWF a lletit Dad & tanWo-
ng I like t7 leap dogs epi so I
"OF armpit tame P*
M/ wide dnldt big we"
I am looking for a grawut.
W" a down m 4ali man
6523
NOT"" SNOWY on
Athletic bush 51 r SF Nett
kicking with brown no & blue
even. Very actne & fit 51- &
175 Ips Solidly built not over
weight. I am adenarous &
Dot amlpate. 4221
AMMI SIIOMBIS
h MwJue.luM YwV 22 r SF
5.10- a 220 los &owwn
haryjpee eyes Into lnogt, ,
feel I �in �Fvnmf7e
with & to MIMBIEMK STATUIIE
Full figuaal & attractive Bre.
mill splashy se sassykeep
music. d*M Se the navies
Pll"gr phle Se living lite t0
to fullest. I•d Me to mak my
man happy. Grip Se gtma-
tax. 37 SF. SM
GBITLBBI
Stat Your engines 53 r off.
SwF 5'10 a 1� Its. smut aril
brown larberown eon. via -
can, spiritual & quite "we
pmwn uenn. I enjop walk-
ing, vok~ work a I always
waa a smile.1 am looking t a
gate gnat. mei of steepen a
sad. 5398
CALM MUM
Kind hearted hardworking
11 11121roldSVi558
sensual, physical & stmrmWt-
itp I m a bubbly bottle of
Fine Champagne. Don't elpen
to drink me damn cause I can
hold my own! I wish to meet
an exMlaraver g be interest.
whin is down nght naughty &
nice. 24M
aEAUTIFUI a
BENEFICIAL
Way talented & chic. 46 r SF
Very attractive. 5.10- with
reddish brown hair. Easy to be
with & generous
Spontaneous with a swim
romantic streak. Hard waking
& Successful in the game of
life. Into fashion, reading &
music. 2753
NOTHING SHOWY OR
HEADLINE GRABBING
Athlenr t?:nl• 51 'p ;F Nice
looking with Drown has &
blue eyes Very active & fit
5'4" & 175 lbs Solidly built
not overweight I am adven.
WrOuS & fantastic Company.
4221
PLEASE BE CRAZY
ABOUT LIFE
Easy 0017C.nrw with a Duly qua[
sale of brror 47 ter SF 5'7. &
140 Its I enjoy Iefe to the idlest
Ga-VIV UMWWd Ino lots of
stuff wevie g, golli4 w ^g 8
dais cap 8 cuwrce me there's
a whole lot more 6063
SO WHAT CAN YOU DO?
Call to hear more 45 r SF
5'7-. outgoing & quiet at
tiles- Medium build Fleirble
8 easy to be with. k Wbgent
8 social Into rdsg noses &
crafts life would be more fun
with someone like you 8168
INDEPENDENT
Honest req
Reny U snows onto. am.
k- type Outgowg and
makes heads eaih e
kkeAW the good things in
FweaiceaNy and troboe-
alh, score, beking for an
honest, rdeerful lie mwhde0
0 ne"eman 1729
BEADY FOR IT
Searthei ,; ',,,t nix love 35 is
old. See 5 & slim build,
brown naw. !elle eyes. I chd
well with people. I enjoy lik-
ing. taking big stroke & luck -
Ing
ck-
,ng my heels up dancing
so ewles I wish to meet a
kind. taloMul & bay type of
Dry 2510
LEAVE YOWL NUMBER
Down :u ental gi' r- H lid
SM. Shortly ora wegmt cwt
IIW includes a Moe horn I am
CWV. oat goo 8 honest I
a" horSebadk redrg dancing
& ceramic adventures I wish
to meet a man who ,s net con -
owned about appearance &
and wahn to fwd tom & hon -
Mime 2771
ON THE LEVEL?
Fee Wane 32 is old. SWF,
with,. $ANY a ba fibred are-
sedw mpell MY to get a4i1
with & most " to pleats. h
enjoy reading. camping a tre-
wN mth my man I wish to
feet a man who lits cfnF
alt. enjoys the outdoors &
doesn't mrd spading lots of
time napping. 2707
RX CALL THIS AO
Ferry now. before someone
else beats you to it, Lovely, 35
r. S'4-. 120 Its; SWF with
Nash, dash & a little lot of
panache Lag brown ham.
Likes music, baseball, fire
dnsg & all Sumter xtmtes.
Pease be snare. Somewhat
serious a Sarewlat Sny.
19M
ONCE MTTBI NOT SKY
Sine Mommy is responsible.
aeractive. 29 yrs. 51'. 125
Ibs, bide hair/brown
Plyysirany fit Be slim Great
sense of hie & tmrncer. Loa"
lir her she" in wdf s ckltf e.
ng Sip* but serious. Wm to
bearAbeow/Iird out more?
Call her. 1552
JUST YOU ALIO I
Generous 8 ging 21 Is told.
SWF, 1 can be described as I
m fun like an amusement
park a bouncy as a bowl of
marbles. I is Suggested
& � tldoe
wish to meet an energetic.
fun & wild kind of guy. In all
senousness.1228
PURREVERYM WAY
Cf BI
Mew. This kitty is looking for
her Tom. Vivacious. active.
intelligent petty. 5'6'. blonde
hairlbrown 29 r SWF.
Skating. spoils & natae ne-
sts. Fin & fearless ptlles-
siolal. Please nave a purmr-
fectly taneuus sense of
humor. 1551
BLACK HAIUE EYED
Outgoing anpoved knell so-
cele 19 yr single Mom Big
hearVwame Stu!. 5'5' ve tle a
small mild Pad time swderet
Interests, reading, writing &
music Seeking a happy. healthy
romantic, trusting & outspoken
reale 1772
mf an
Ilewomen
YOU'RE GOING TO FIND
100% TRUE BLUE
Gentleman Of Wrx fltl'ol r.h x
atter & charm 38 r SM Nice
Wing 5 8- & 150 Iles
BrOwn,sh DaYesh hair & ,n
good shape. rm awfully well
mameed. considerate &
socially mach ed Had work
i". I ttw ek of odes as well as
myself Geride SM boy at
hist Seeking to cornett with
10/e� eOeNigerm rertwle
1 GET ALONG WITH
ALMOST EVERYBODY
YM c:r, „s5 re '0 & take
ire annernere Easy to get
along with & undersardwhg
SocuWv ,nttsea I like all Ice
usual Dry SWff. cars. f,shmg
I''m 42 res & n good Nope
Im respectful towards
woman b People, in al
Gain" emplopd 4285
171 HAPPY WITH WHO 1
AM BUT.
Not quiet 'u,1 w:tlxwI Sone.
bre to snake it wide 5'r &
185 If1S. PrWeyspnalty
vobeed 42 r SM Blonde
has with blue a Passive
two penorakttr Eaay amps
ivy & always mppDk. 1 lie
a alklcl Wt qut a a pho.
togFaov lle*Kw of
wroman. Seeking an attrx-
Me. mwKigertt- urea °rtgpwg
2313 aw so" WmNc
THEY SAT YOU CAN TELL
A LOT
About a Dry v tv corpary
that he keeps tit no keep
you company Very haedtpne
35 for SM Roles oow Stmt
NO 8 In good shape Oen
nae & a soled side to the
Dor I lie good COWS&M &
making me most out d heir
Ibntantc lid. So. d you're
ga"Me & queer Wtgdp rd
We m hear from You am
TALKATIVE IS WILLING TO
LISTEN TO YOUR SIDE
TOOL
Kid Accred hardemoking 41
Is old. SWI. 5'5 8 ad women
spy trnouorhy. confident &
poemve I troy gong. draw-
ing. conversation & raving lin
wen good people I am
seachutq to meet a fall.
attrxtne. secure Se emotion.
My stable nae. 4141
OUTDOORSY GUY A
NAN'f MAN
Very attractive. professionally
tpbved 42 r rod. 42 is old.
SWM. 6' a medium build.
dark brown hair. Intdae eyes.
Passunate, entreguing, in
depth & fashionable. I alloy,
woodworkeg. water sports
uecu ereg romantic bubble
Dardis. I am looking for a
woman with mtegrny & a
sane of cammnment. A sexy
sink would be nix mo. 4445
TAKE A CHANCE EVEN F
YOU DONT CAMILE
That's right. 63 r old. SWM.
5'11 & 220 IDs. pleasant, We.
erous. spirited & spuiy. I
sell being myself & Iiwng
life the best I can. I Ink the
airs, music. dancing & t e
quite nights by dee fire I wish
to meet wish an attentive. sir
core & mint 1631 lady d andwm-
Handsome. fit adeletic male
29 r old. SWM. 57 & 160 tbs.
athletically indrrned, easy to
like & had to t by. I enjoy
wrung, wine & sin the out-
doors & m romantically
indeed. I m searching lir a
troy passionate. paym & of
case. appetizing female.
1523
STICKS A STONES WILL
IIEAK my BONES
But not answering my first
time personals ad will surely
hurt lie. Pretty rice looking
very fit 60 r SM. 5'10- &can
good Shape
lif�ea Spemetty
comfortable
retired Well established.
Running, travel. skiing. sail-
ing, squash & lots of golf
interests If you'd like to keep
up with me & enjoy all that I
have to offer do call 7245
UNDERSTANDING.
AMICABLE a ALWAYS
A GENTLEMAN
Adkemuresome. persrr:able
upbeat 38 yr old. SWM. 6 3
210 los, muscular. masculine
intelligent & I have been told
have tree cute butt I
0-ayng golf. terms & when,
cones to die outdoors. any
he goes I wish to meet
with a liberal minded, ntetli
gat woman to be my lite liong
Parma 0 crime. 195,3
CALL. WE'LL TALK
Law 105 in arw ng pMs:r i'
stage 29 r old. Snt/M, 5 to
190 IDs. fit clean. meteebors.
ougarg & a definite did
som
hill skiing reg 8 pool polo I wish
Meet a ort woo enjoys
In Rue orae. 's antrucel enter
WW & hvar at times 9557
WARM SMILE
WARM ARMS
Qtahh .,;,.,rid 2. wt old.
SWM. 6 & 15.3 4w. Id, tams &
4nwx new lasts. I am laid
back & ready m mane I
0" filing C,eebet by plaY-
m0 W & -49mi g a beau -
Mut le ure 1 wish to meet a
Dol who can tate a 6,x7 vur
eon & turn :t Into 4 rainbow
Lde s too snot to dwell 4563
TALK IN PERSON
SeMif:we K ,Chi's''•:
Shrine 29 r ad. SWM. 5 lu
& 150 los. ft" has. blue
1M. natural. well hied &
spuiy as a moiev I lie to
fish, bike & laugh with
/nerds I would like to meet a
capable. comeenatecti &
Sirfply: sensational got, 1379
CHECK THIS OUT
Make this ivy: -e 'ph, -feo¢e
39 r old. SWM. 6 b 200 lbe,
dark has. nett to look at & ,4w
outgowg I am waxy gong
maxirkw a puce mqusrme
I lie to play golf. swim. fish &
Allen aIle[[ aaOrebom I am
wig, 111 o Meet a foxily fit.
sownsoo tit & emotuftalM
mpeuur ger 77137
TALK a WALK?
LET'S MEET
GaeMil% woove" -Ovist 8
elnbte 39 r old. Sell 6' 8
215 E& dark skwmed. muscu-
ke. team & contemporary
wq
we�ng & hsWg ml gum ISkee
eng for a gtumw ryn filled
gal. rAW ,S sptiN. ronwmC i
Ica a Spooky attitude 5038
THE WISIIBII GAME
Hetes wishing that someone
$iMac m M130 would cone
alp". Oak hahc/blue nod 44
r SM Great company 58- &
145 Ibs Professioally
WODV d Wats sports• si,
i g & musc bre josh a few of
my
Iles Seeking someone
whom is happy has the devil-
mam n her &sported Lets
sped sane tore getting m
know 2016
NICE LOOKING CHAP
IF I DON'T SAY
So myself 20 r SM. 5'10- &
160 Its. Tamed with a very
good build. Adventurous,
quick witted & great fun.
Fishing N partying & socwi
ing. Seeking warmth ora t.
,ty Se nwthgence n an amac-
bw extremely Krt9nr119 single
female. 9791
MOOT CONNECTING
People like us. 23 r SM
Snce itY pus 67 & 200 Ibs.
Single Father &own
har/hatel eyes. Young &
ready o settle. Looking for
afectionaw spontaneous a
cute gid m tab Silly n brie
with. I'm tesponsibbt. well
mamered & hard twtkieig.
2328
rte SPOT YOII
Talaaed Be atle avow 50 r old.
SWM. 5.10 & 195 lbs Peas.
ant, talkative & my amept.
I enjoy baseball, cocky & Its-
tentng to country music. I
wKAd lite to meet a faithful.
attractive gal w4ho isn't a hald-
ful. Someone who is atemve.
lots & lots of fun. After all isn't
life hard emP7727
KICK YOLM SHOES OFF
Handsane, lit athletic Asian
Male 33 r old. 58 & 150 Its.
reserved, intelligent with a great
outlook Ire We I enol paying
ens. badnnton 6 taking lag
romantic: wales I would really,
like m meet with a daring 8
tame ratkve woman so lets
get talks gl 3388
YOU NEVER KNOW WHO
YOU MIGHT MEET IN A
PERSONALS COLUMN
I am a cofin7rnt & :oteo,gen'
& SWM 29 yroW.SAM. 511&
j physically fit. brown hair. blue
eyes, gentemet, caring & a ref
alIOY ,Mme people person I enjoy
t hoaurg fishing & generally
anything involving the out -
°Q door. I would like to meet
wth a ouddiy, caring woman
to 1,11 this heart of more 4012
SECURE WITH ALL
THAT I AM
& Masculine, wrar- vi { of
nage caliber, 19 yr old. SWM.
6'1 & 145 lbs. blerece naw
down green eyes. playful. sincere Il
m a bit of a jokester I a" bik
Plat mfg tlarcwg. aighmg & Innis
it up. I wish to trwet a woman
who is o lerestea In "
happy with one man 1977
ONE FOR YOU a
ONE FOR ME
You Could %,n• v,,,......, ,S r
014 SWM. 5 1 & 17c rot. M.
heaM'y & active I am land.
gawrous try nature. lure to be
with & Quietly senserve at
times. I enjoy csnpeq Sill
sk doing & omen nanous at
door acbwtes I would like to
meet up with an honest
attractive & active give 1177
1 WOULD LUV 2
Mabe rr,,l^I' 4r, n old
SWM. 190 161. lowdiy buvt
dark fan/ ayes lir just Ore
woman I am chanmwnq uweN►
gent & eauy get sbnq with
mini people I like pla sew;
hockey, golfing eD
g & basill I
would Like to meet with a lin
rn lsstencil just tun
ON THE LEVEL?
Package' ..,r ad ;.Imes 21
r aid. SWM. 5 7 & 170 eta of
We caddy bear Hardworkwg
haft. vmple & CIO" d I
cal 1 ergot' my fishing. -Tor
wl4 bumap & mrhecties I
would lie to meet a hard.
working, soo tawous 8 hwla-
,ota Vito rocks the sunme
with 9666
FUM SILLY & SEMM
Ouemties m ,e go ng o find
here u M SM Gainfully
empbpd levet headed.
Oepadable a very miich a
guy Football. bas e,"I &
sports Interests. loolemg for
$MUM to take that special
Stand with no & start working
on a future 2gema 7233
BARK IUM
WITH HAZEL EYES
Not hard to get a" with 8
not easily rattledinto uawet
Ing. sonayme0. 35 r SM
Nice Iakng Seeking an oven
minded. attractive. W -NW
IL PBSSpOn�le single lemaie
for Possible *-Xbwmw
do ship. 2376
VALUES LIFE
Best hiadjsouilatee Sough.
49 M old. SWM. 5,10 & 190
lbs. easy gong, peainI.
mMmOd a calm ber roue. I
bit to listen Be dance m
western music. walking in rhe
aunty Be spera 1. g tube wish
my Deal Son. I an bill" for
WWKSUNWM how daYftll can low 8
treat wish respect 9634
TEACH K a LESSON21 yr old. SWM, 5'6 & 170 Its.
bknde bar. bee eyes I m a
had waking. hod playing
GW to bean Be lots to orie
kid of guy. I like baseball.
fterkents S, g h I wish to
meet a gid was a s%sapy
job. enjoys what She is doing
& has no ha" -cps. 9686 .
PASSIBNAIE
Kind hurled hadmor
old. SIM 75 a 240 IUDs, m s
cull open corded a Bona.
nem I enjoy, so much We has
to oft. so aneting goes with
me. I m baking for a am le.
nicaove. oven 8 admlous
trek to do whenever 1520
MATCKT
Very atom fit & attractive
Male. 31 r old. SWM. 67 & I
22D Kill fit fast a full of life. I
enjoy sociable events. roman-
tic
m
love sessions. I am looking r
a girl who can lust let ler has
down & be herself Someone,
who is sociable, open minded
& accepting 6661
NO PRESSURE
Best h:. err, sluwrnate sought
55 yr old. SWM. 67 8 158 IDs.
la,
m sce masculm 8 adapt-
able I enjoy good boor dermg
Or, traveling 8 people I would
realty We m meet a trumfui.
attractive. active & siren gal to
travel 8 expenerce new found
adventures with 7823
A FUN LIFE
Is just aro:uul -ty -^_r�r 29 r
olM
d. SW. 5'8 & 148 lbs d
solid muscle Enthusiastic.
got'
sincere & honest I ermat-
bal arts, swimming. O"N
Poo' & tory afternolons I am
locking for a gamine, warm &
layf
pulpartici. 1111
NAMOSOME
P 4cebw & Ie., ,ended
22V old Mak 22 x aid. SWM
to, dark 6 pule tie elaeeter
I am easy to get alp .0.
down m prem 8 kn0 ,,
am into notntan belong. mow
bl" & lop Oak I am look
ig 101 a strong heprwd
enOrOpd god aft is romantic
&wn
gere 8175
SETTLE DOWN
r ol
A good Ipok,rM< �OgerAr 1�.
d SWU he ithe, m%*dependable & stupandKis I
kineum
amobom ween -W
will 8
wveachwlover g my akooss
a sensual tamdlt Liove t drI am
loop mnM
Wier for a rafomOtaMr
M
w[krnM ie 37M
NICE GUY
ing
toolIn you 55 r did.
Sweet. 6 1 & 195 be.. red Iwir,
seism bpd. active. m -
psi with an anvtwg goingaftihrde. I fishing.g1p
it fishing. nw
rep prom" b MAng
myself u Kqw a ft bedroom
I am looking for a simkean
intfefe0 gwt. at a attic
8 amatxns 65%
MP
A COMPLETE PACKAGE
Siiuxe,w :xer'gp
v wt ;,:v 45
Is SM 58 a 145 bS& ;ong
browww har Se hard eyes.
Laid Mel & easy w be with
4 o
Lthe fellow.
tsmaewg &
"do - just a low waa-
uts- SrttY,ng wi amactiw.
Wd boo &Aerie Wmalt with
a tomboy attitude 3245
ROMEO SEEKING JUUET
Charming & :ntelbgent 5C K
SM 6 8198 es ca
&n haw
with Wd brown eves
Attractive & mestwornq,
Professionally Traveling
Buda activities & sxeaimg
woweI'm N vow M energetic &
Ice 10 Iwe life to m! loan[ I
thrw we should mea. 5111
SOMEWHAT OF A
COMPLETE PACKAGE
Very humble8 wm
rmpectra,
friendly & outgoing. Great
sane ethmo 47 r SM Fit
& warts our regula e. 6'1" &
200 lbs. rm We" t a sly
Bail. Ino spats 8 autos B
you're tall, amacowe a sm-
ously meresaed nm co it
o a reLaaaeslep rd lee to
jo
hear from u. 3811
171 MOT LOO MA
CASUALABOM
would be rice. 42 r SM. 57'
a 180 1111S. Bade her/bha
Sow ops of wit & Nowa.
Teacher. Pushup• Doab%
4*0 airplanes a 1111"
gu aw Looting /mr a We mind-
ed
ina
ed attractive & very alive
female. 3573
TO LIVE Liu is TO
Nice loolift brown
AUVM SEE 2 SMhaeeNdhe owed 34 r SIM
Depaadwk Be ptrovrted.
6'1' Be 160 Its wide a good
Cain emp i I li d-
entd*m
o work around the house.
fisll^B Be ban% Lao" t
mamgany, a someone to
Sped quality time with. 4451
KIND HEARTEDI
Full of life 27 r M
old. SW. 6'
athletic. 200 lbs. slim. aetic. open
& when caught very plea".
m humorous. artistic &
have a tends cy to let thing's
fly. I enjoy fly-fishing. camp
ring 8
i g, hiSculpturing.
would . I
an artist so I uld lie to
meet a girl who is not so neree
o five n thinking, someone
who is affectionate & not
uptight 1864
ilii Nl it'll
1WTmmen
COME TAKE A LOOK
Brown '.,,. N .-„,,
,r, M .
Nice looking 43 yerfSF 54-
w,th a $IKV build. Bubbly &
vivacious_ i'lease. please have
a great sense of hump
Gainfully employed. High on
mamas & respect Let's ger
290rer 8011
FUN FEAFILESS FEMALE
Look:nq 'o' ane Wirt of
heart baLarced .n life.
coresidefaft. map" & Open
to ad new CaDerences, 30 rs
Se nice In look at ;ems try to
see If we can lino something
or more than cast a link
inn wee ei n omp win. 7991
BITERESTI am
ACTIVSoccer. SOW s & sea are hon
on mY Itst I het to Dairy snare
erntw: times & to highly
1a0. em 18 yrs. 5 8- &
Green eyed with red-
dish haw Wild heart Wild
Stfeak leery attractive &
nR wil u g 1674
M KM TO MY HEART
A!,rtie , ' q.rq 'ry you 44
is old. SWF, brown had. oeue
eyes. are attractfw 8 happy.
am looking for a lin rynl. who
is not :nto r, I head
games. I wish 10 meet Sone l
ow eoutgoing. l3sorry M 711 heK
Dlin
we old. SWF, Sid I10 e4.
4g redden haer. peen ewel
tammk down to Sarin 8 a
gest low I bee o dance.
am very trueow & a one
women gal I wise to find an
tonest. spenah a m4stworthy
gal to nave a fun. yet senot6
relxnrWwp win am
SHY BUT OUTGOING
Bg hemw & guck-reec
r mrd. SM.. 5' & 130 IDs.
brown fear. Dat toes. Maggot
.ores1 a clean. I tnpr reela
p, Pea, Be spends time
mem my children items g to
MM a Qr at likes Clwldrl
Can mane me Lao & ,s our -
going 2255
IF LIFE IS A GME
Lat'Sdav Vern arractnve, ire
dark nes & a Or: of an ereebr-
thorhat Be wiles, wry play.
hr looking far sum X-rated
fun. She ,s 35 wild. urnn beset.
ed & MM. Come play with
he, 3023
BROWN EYES MOWN
FLAMED
Fpwle Interested in meeun
with someone woo IS nwNi-
gent & wise She is into party-
ing OIOPPIN & mol with
new PM* 20 win bold SatwbMinwith a mei
4567
N ctMMaR
Dara. look wg lir someone!
o make de fist nave Fit,
amacuve a pug.
Managed. Looking fa some-
one who is no having some
creative len! 2580
FILL FIGURED a SM
Don't try to tiw"e me. accept
ines for who l m lama alk
k; III, compassuffinne.
p
SM 9 ou mast Me Gilden
like sot _ Din
1 e will tliem
Posiue sincere No
a Opt o new logs. 1123
*kbpS1NMMYtpMMgNsStTgA1RME�t
36 Yt GSIVF 5'2- wmtlt�eunDkal
gem eol Looking to rest
wide an cpm Intended
person -
ale & O&OW Partner Pkme M
healmy. anise 8 Dada
Guawusnns a scow award
atbom alio caries with 1991
men wekirwr/0
men
IN DUE TIME
Tine :s ,c M.": a .iqe.
Medium own. fair hared
friendly individual Self
employed Somewhat
reserved Into spots & quieter
files at home If you're friend.
Y & easy, to be with let's coo-
Year 1132
UNIQUE
Kind hearleV -.tr-:workuq 32
r old. SWM. 5 it & 195 Ibs.
blonde has. blue eyes, tesw-
ful. gWft & dennrg I a"
hill % music & generally ha.
eng fun playing I am suedes g
for a trustwormy. passionate
i asry opnire 5466
SENSUOUS i
ALL OF THAT
And mon 'err n.m 0.:"q 6'
Molder haw Clean vw en
GSM 50 yn One an one kid
of Qin, Ham & neat adpnswo
Ibtwed San & ser ness are my
tun ons. Can7lev,gM Owners.
tra el & moreve"Ify alt orae[ I
have to offer 21M
11GI YOUR SHOES OFF
Lea io :arru,g r. , yd SUW1N.
57 a 178 IOL any fit. m,ft. cin
skmin 8 rot loo deny I lake a
PM MAIM* on I,k a a pests
aiM On I 'rata vp gurfirs
swwewg a dean keg I wah
110 meet with a spomtarkeel
dower se¬ paviserretake 7671
LET'S GET DOWN
Meq the; qw ;SM 34 n . ; .,T,
bbmde tasr"baby :4&s ilea
looking wllh a msdew Dowd
O whim a were bright Gaaher
trpbe. Music. ampoas a
stayep ht nres"s Straight
sham no games will you Md
hie your amt be witedigMn a
My poiem 2687
OUTGOING GUY
Flet!
in happiness 24 n old.
SMA hlas dao4e. w low riser
s end gendtren a I am fatly
equipped I enjoy ,mntsOmg
m wsabw s nw" more►
rep a 'Dein: to tke Inas. I
wet to fid a vusm vriny Mo.
who has dui- Mo & can
W* peke me laugh 6325
YOUNG A FIT
Happy. 'un, Outgoing what
more COW U ark tel Z3 r
d4 SWM. rix. clean dpb-
11uS11c. humorous a very
dwnw% I lie collecting. bek
Ing & bowing I west to new
Oil a respectful. rugged &
snigababydellec marl be fun &
discretion 7474
rLL TRY AHTT MG ONCE
N 1 like It 1'11 do 'I again Nce
bekug Now Careadan male
Tall. thin brown haw/eyes
purnehg_ Coneersaole Looking
t a clow- erotic mak to get
wild will 4200
OM THE LEVER
Feel placed firing on fie Would
35yr at SWM. 5'10 a 155 as,
hadsm addeic a sammasel
enjoy haigt baseball a Dickie
bads I world like of mend a
denim amacu e a anearee WF
low l r Mae den jew a d Sweet
mm4 4143
NNQ NC 00Y
Outgoip a gregarious. Fun
losing a people person.
Readip movies. music &
Socializing- 21 r GSM. 67 a
720 IQs. What do jou t:ke to db
for a good rine? 571
COIF HOCM MV WOIM.O
7 rock pus We to look at
42 If GSM. 5'11' a 190 jos.
&own harybhuet eyes. Easy to
be with. senmuotu. aeventu-
ous & spy. 7055
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