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PAGE 8, WEDNESDAy, APRIL 14, 1982, WI-ITBY FREE PRESS Cnt-a-thon .raises $700 for cancer ENGIN Complete lune-up lncludes: " Therrno conlrolled airg " Carburelor choke and1 " Engine Idie speed adji " Early fuel evaporalloni " Carburelor mounllng tg " Vacuum advance syste check. " Fuel fIller replacement a Spark plug wlres check " ldle stop solenold andh check. FRONT-ENI ALUGNMEI 1995 Incudes alIgr suspension & steorlng Inspection. MT YCA SUL MITE1 R et ais or ofic inoeta retSmlesltSe rvte ceo 40nae teats estan 0dib.W canrhAe ahibouy hv oBu ecnony Tlouot ITWN MaBLOCK 15 Bond t. E.jut 122aw uw'nsSt. W. 1343 Kl x tung St. E. POur rln in99 P ark R d lS 82 Ktaningaton Rd. W. a Iso ntyhae Io. B~s urgthwe ir mgunlah ou tiftyu ,inso. ET N OSHAWA 'CNTRE SPRING SERVIC'E SPECIALS lE TUNE UP -FOUR DIRTY JOBS 1795 34915 451)5 ON 'E 6 Cylnder 8 cylinder CLEAIl PRICE 90s1 cars and llghl-duty trucks. Parts extra. a Spark pîug replacement. * Oi Change Il (IlI'c# cleaner check. " Engîne tlmlng adjustrment and . houes check. distrlbutor check. eilîter Chnange usr*n.Alr cleaner and PCV fIller LeJo syalem'check. elements replacement. Lb Jo orque check. * PCV valve replacement. -Mavintenance Che11ck ýem and houes Evaporallon control syatem check and iller replacement. Fuel cap, tank and lines check. *Elecîrîcal syslemn check, lncludlng lor dashpot * aarllng & charglng systems. Cylnder balance check. NURS nment, OPEN - MON. TO FR1. 7:30 A.M.-5:30ýP.M. Hwvy. 2 & Thickson Rd. Phone 668-3304 The two Pathfinders, Kim Shearer, and Ar- fona Zweirs, also helped the writer distribute the p~osters around town. by the abundance of yelloW. Not only weère ail the workers in bright yellow smocks but several hundred cheer- crowd made an interest- ing accent for the hair styles. Although: an in-- credible 66 heads were cut and styled, quality, 1Cancer Society volun- teers' who spent part of their day helping at the salon were treated to seeing many new and By MARION IRWIN Campalgn Co-chairman The eut-a-thon held on Monday, April 5 at Ex- clusive Hair Design Salon at 116 Athol Street-- in Whitby for the Cana- dian Cancer Society was a great success. Co-wners of the shop, Peter Traicheff and Vasile Tsinokas,' volun- teeredý to do the cut-a- thon as a special event for the so ciety. Theyhad been in- volve d'in one. once before for cystic fibrosis and %were quite enthu- siastic about doinig one for the cancer society. - The two men have been partners in their shop now for 21/ years and pride them'selves o .n being a first class salon for men and women. As far as cancer society volunteers are concerned, Exclusive was certainly a first class«salon on Monday, April 5 when they cut 66 heads of hair for a return'of $700. Actually the final total was $695 but co-wner Traicheff provided an extra $5 to bring the' total Ito $700 laughingly -saying as he did so, "6I wish all Mondays were that busy!1' Says society volun- teer, Marg, Horton,' "it was a real co-operative effort. "Although undoubted-, ly the operators, in the haïr » salon provided the most man hours, many other People pitched in to make the'-day aý tremendous s uccess."1 In and Out Copy 'Cen. ter printed the, posters for the event while six Whitby Senior School pupils and two Path- finders coIoured, them. Several excellent Whitby cooks supplied homemade muffins, cookies, *squares and fruit bread. Over the lunch hour cheese trays' provided by cheese mer-.' chant, Ross Framne, of, Flavours made a snack-ý type5 lunch for those at- tending the cut-a-thon. Eight volunteers from the cancer society, brightly attired in the familiar yellow smocks of the society, waited on the people and tried to rnake things as easy as possible for the hair cut- ters. Anyone entering the ;hop on Monday, April 5 w'ould have been struck fuI yellow daffodils adorned the counters. Each customer left with a, yellow daffodil as a reminder that they had just supported a'very worthy cause - the Aýpril campaign.of the Cana,- dian Cancer 'Society. Every tenth. customer received a silk flo wer daffodil'boutinneire making a. total of six given out. Many -of the cust- omers for the day were treated ta the new Euro- pean look featuring up- swept curîs on the top of the head. Head bands for this look and baret- tes for the younÎgerý not quantity, was the word for the day. This is certainly the policy.-at Exclusive where the- operators want to pro- vide the best for their custom.ers.,,, -Free Press Staff Phboto interesting hair styles. These volunteers were mostenthusiastic aboutý the whole day and. hope that the cut-a-thon will become an' annual Youth inured in accident An Oshawa youth is in Oshawa General Hospi- tai with a punctured, lung after being in- voIved in a-two-car colli- sion at the intersection *Roman Catholic Churches HOLY FAMILY ST. JOHN THE EVANGE LI ST saturday Masses'at St. PauI's School 903 Gif fard St. 668-3676 1111 200 Garrard Rd. Sunday Masses at Anderson Collegiate, 400 Anderson, St. MASSES (justrabove-Dundas St.)576.2098 Saturday, 7 p.m. MASSES Sunday, 9 a.m., 10:-30 a.m, 12:15 p.m., Saturday, 7 p.m. Sunday, 9 a.m., 10:00 a.m, 11:15 a.m. "Know that 1 arn with you always; yes to the end of time." land Roads at 2.»45 a.m. Sunday morning.. According to a spokes- man for the Durham Regional Police Force, a Nova was travel'1'ling westbound on Rossland Road when it was strtîck by a Chrysler travelling southbound on Thickson Road. The Nova came to rest in the north-west ditch of the intersection while the Chrysier came to rest in -the 'west ditch, the police said. The. driver of the Nova, Dale Forester, 16, of Oshawa was taken to the hospital with a, punc- tured lung. His passenger, Donald Daoust, 16, also of Oshawa, received 25 stitches to his right arm. The occupants of the Chrysier,- Charles King, his wife and two young daughters, of -Oshawa were not injured. The c ause of the acci- dent is 'stiil under inves- tigation and as of press time, no charges had been laid. whon you are buvlng or a.Illn, And à CLASSIFIED AD la the l.ot tlm.lY way to à qulck solution. CLASSIFIED AD WHITBY FREE PRESS Whitby Cancer Society camnpaign co-chairman Marion Irwin (seated) may,not be too sure what they're going to do to her hair but she thinks it wiil be well worth it for the $700 cheque being presente t. erb PtrTraicheff (left), co-owner of Exclusive Hair Design on Athol Street. The money was raised during aï recent cut-a-thon held by the hair salon. Seen here as the cheque is being presented are (from left to-right): Traicheff, Ann Cornish, co-owner Vasile Tsinokas, Barbara Floyd and Dorothy Clancy, ail hair stylists at the salon. Customer delivery & pick up service. GUARHANTEED SER VICE GUA RANTEED PRICE GUARANTEED GMPARTS OFFERS LIMITEO TOGM CARS& LIGHTTRUCKS. EXPIRES... APRIL 281fr 1982 i 0 C n p tg sj