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General UJ I am specifically interested in ____________________ Name Please send this coupon to: Address AECL Research Stn. 73 ______________________________________ Whiteshell Laboratories City Pinawa, MB Province________ Postal Code ______ ROE I LO 0101 I you'd get t hem a g?îas of water and as y ou were leaving theY'd g'Oh, Ryan, where youf om?-- ~ut usually) they'd just go 'Thanke, bye.'» Althaugh being a page was "a he'd like returning te the legisla- ture as an MPP. "This (experience) definitely put me off... I don't really like politics. (evren though) I have an mnterest ini it.» RYAN Gannon recentl pn six weeks as a legisiative page at Queen's Park. He enjoyed the expenlence so much he hated to retum to school at the end of his termn. Photo by Mark Reesor, Whltby Free Press !GIVE YOURSELF WARMTH !ITHIS CHRISTMAS.- G as irecAe atal HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING LTD. WHITBY/OSHAWA - 436-3212 PICKERING/AJAX -428-0333 ADVERTISING POLICY The Whitby Free Press is a business which derîves almast ail its revenue tram advertisilg in one form or anather. For abviaus self nterest, we want our clients' advertisiflg ta work. Our patîcy Is f0 reach as many homes in Whitby as passible (usually more tfian 99%) and to provide focal high-interest content that ensures that people read the paper and hence the advertising as well. We urge readers ta patronize our advertisers in order that we can prvide even better coverage n the future. We also stress creativity. We will provide aur prafessional experience ta advîse cfients on ways ta make their advertising more effective, but for a product that cannot be repassessed. there are no guarantees. We strive ta avaid errors, but when we make them, a correction will be made n a subsequent Issue ar a discount affered. The newspaper*s legal iability is only for the actual space occupied by the errar. Adverising is sald according ta the space it accupies. No additional charge is made for artwark or tayout and flence the newspaper retains the copyright on aIl ils original work. The newspaper reserves the right ta refuse advertising which it finids abjectianable or detnimental ta is business. By Mark Reesor Mter workting at Queen's Park, going back te echool has been a bit of a let-down for Ryan Gannon. The Leslie McFarlane Public School Grade 8 student recently completed a six-week terni as one of 24 legisiative pages, run- ning errands for MPPs and getting a close-up look at the worIngs of governznent. Being a page was a lot of fun. Gannon says he learned a lot and would have liked te, keep doing it, althouh he admits the workings of the liuse "was kind of confusing... «It was funi during the Ques- tion Period (thoughi); they'd start heckling back and forth -- that was pretty funny.» Gannon got te, meet Premier Bob Rae and Tory leader Mike H-arris -- uwe couldn't meet (Liberal leader) Lyn McLjeod because her caucus meeting went on teon oiiL -- and had lunch with Dur hanm Centre MPP Drummond WVhite -- that was good.» But pages «didn't really get te talk tee, much with niemb:ers," i TRANSPORTATI ET SITING PROCESS ALTE IMPACTS FUNDING RETRIEVABILTY PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT REPROCESSING YG SAFETY 7s ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT rHICS 1 ERNATIVES TRUSTt4,ý% MONITO» IMPACT