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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1995-03-29, Page 21Money is flat and meant to be piled up. Scottish Proverb A simple message that, in reality, can sometimes be very difficult to follow. One thing is certain; the sooner you get a start, the sooner you'll get ahead. And that's where I can help. I am a trained financial planner, advising on a wide portfolio of investments and I believe you're worth more. Call Helen Investors Hetherington Group at 8874817 or Investors Group 1400-390-7972 Financial Services inc. Canada is a wildlife haven. Join us today to kelp keep it that wa,y. Canadian Wildlife %OF Federation 2740 Queensview Drive, Ottawa, Ontario K2B 1A2 1-800-563-WILD Sea Otter Endangered DUNBAR & COOK ELECTRIC LTD. 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Kathy Hunt and daughter Carla, 12, both qualified for further com- petitions by placing well at the provincial short track champi- onships in Cambridge recently. Mrs. Hunt won a silver medal in the senior A division, though her qualifying time will not allow her to advance to Canadian finals. Carla earned her second qualify- ing time by skating the 500 meter in 56.8 seconds. She had achieved her first qualifying time at the Ontario Winter Games. She also earned a fourth place finish overall, at the competition. To qualify for the national cham- pionships, a skater must have skat- ed two qualifying times and placed in the provincials. A qualifying time must be within nine per cent of the Canadian Food biotechnology is receiving lots of attention, but what are the facts? On May 4, agriculture and food industry professionals and the public will be able to attend a workshop with some of the leaders involved in the discussion of food biotechnology. Through individual presentations, panel discussions, and breakout groups, workshop participants will be able to learn more about biotechnology in terms of food nutrition and quality, potential benefits and risks, ethical considerations and approaches to the discussion of this technology. A distinguished speaker list includes Dr. Bessie Borwein, assistant dean - Research, Faculty of Medicine, The University of Western Ontario; Suzanne Hen- dricks, P.D.t., president, National record. For the North American champi- onships, the time must be within eight per cent of the record. The next competition took the pair to the North American Cham- pionships in Ohio this past week- end where Mrs. Hunt skated in the Masters class and Carla, in the Midget girls division. March 31 to April 3 will see Carla in Regina, Saskatchewan for the Canadian championships. At the Ontario Winter Games in Niagara Falls on March 9-12, Carla took home three medals, a silver in the relay team event and a bronze in both the Junior Women's 500 and 777 meter races. She also captured a fourth in the 666 meter event. Another skater in the family, son Brett, won the PeeWee Boys Long Track Championship held in Sault Ste. Marie last month. Institute of Nutrition; Linda Locke M.Sc., program manager/scientific communications, CanTox Inc.; Douglas Powell, Ph.D. candidate and science journalist; Frank Welsh, Ph.D.; science and policy liaison, Bureau of Food Regula- tory, International and Interagency Affairs, Health Canada; and Mark Winfield, Ph.D., director of research, Canadian Institute of Environmental Law and Policy. The "Biotechnology and Our Food Supply" workshop is co- sponsored by the London Region Inter-Agency Nutrition Council and the Agri-Food Network. The early bird registration fee is $75 and a student fee, with ID, is available at $35. This workshop is open to everyone interested in the future of our agriculture and food system. Continued from page 13 tickets are $12 per family and are available from Marg Anderson at 523-4894 or Fran Cook at 523- 9040. Single tickets are also available at $5 each. Lack of interest has put this event in jeopardy so immediate action is necessary to ensure the success of Safety prog. for children Continued from page 15 as fire, bicycle, traffic, and poison safety. State Farm Public Affairs Mana ger Dave Simpson said, "Our goa with these programs is to provide copy to every school in ou operating territory, which consist: of the provinces of Ontario, Albert and New Brunswick". To obtain further information on the "Inside/Out" program and others, contact a local State Farm agent or write: Dave Simpson, Public Affairs Manager, 10C Consilium Place, Suite 102. Scarborough, Ontario M1H 2G9. Food tech. workshop set ig winners The team with the highest points for the year receive the Brussels Curling Club's D.A. Rann Trophy at the annual banquet from president Wayne Lowe, left. Team members are, from left: Mike Alexander, Trevor Bowles and Annette Lewington. Absent was George Zwep. The team took first place in the second draw. _ Bulldogs preparefor tourney this banquet. The Bulldogs have a few seats available on the bus headed for Lake Placid Easter weekend. If anyone is interested they can contact Bulldogs tournament organizer Allan Craig immediately to reserve a spot. Good luck to the Bulldogs and thanks for the memories. QUOTE OF THE WEEK: Bulldogs' coach Doug Chamney: "You can't really tell anything about a player until you've coached him. Let me coach a young man for one year and at the end of that time I'll tell you more about him than even his mother knows!" : ..,,. 1 1: 41 •,. 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