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-,- ~--u~. Gw~c ~q4tma6 Mary and Ted Wood Býy Amy Blundeil Growing up in different countries, Ted and Mary Wood have very different memories of Christmas. Mary Wood, founder of the former Innushare Project that helped support residents of Davis Inlet, Labrador, grew up in New Zealand. Her. moat memorable Christmas was, she feels, a sad one. "W. had glass doors leading into the living room," Wood recalse. "My father always used to, keep the. doors locked until after breakfast. "So, ail seven of us children would be staring through these glss doors at ail the. Christmas goodies that we couldn't have until after breakfast and church." Ted Wood, a mystery writer, grew up in England. His most memorable Christmas was in 1938, when he and bis family were living in a slum ares. in London. "My dad was the only guy on the street with a job," Wood remembers. It was Christmas eve, and the Salvation Army came around with ladie's stockings filled with Christmas goodies for everyone on the street. 7They knocked on eveiyone's door, asked how many children they had and pushed that many stockings9 through the door. "My father had a job so we had presents and didn't need the extra gifts. "Everyone else on tih. street did, but the. Saivation Army gave the stockings te us anyways." This year, the. Woods wil be spending Christmas with their famiiy. "It's ail about the children," says Mfary. "For Ted and nme, Christmas realiy happens in September, wh.n we do the big shipm.nt for Davis Inlet. "It's a hard job, collecting toys and clotiies. "By the. time Christmas comes axound, w. don't have a lot of enthusiasm left. "Tii. Innushare project is our Christmas effort, the. hard work is worth it. "After ail the most important part of Christmas le sharing." PRNI I374 C 83UT56 IHours: Mon.-Fri. 9-7, Sat. - .665-0279 209 Dundas St.E, Whitby ITHE CORPORAECET -ACROSS F8OWPSTOFFICE Whltby Free Piress, Wednesday, December 18, 1996, Page 5 Druig charges laid, Drugs with an~ estimated street value of at least $160,000 were seized in a raid on a Whitby residence Thursday- evenin*g b the' Durham Regional Polie drug squad. Officers found 10 pound of marijuana, six pounds of hash oul, two marijuana plants, hydroponic eup ment used.to grow mari- Juana, and related para- phernalia after executinga search warrant at the.E-le Clarke Drive hous. just after 8 pm. Mike Manchen, 41, and wife Tina, 37, wuere arres- ted and charged with culti- vation of a narcotic, posses- sion of a narcotie for the purpoSes of tralfflcking, Pos- session of proceeda of crime, drug trafficking and possession of a narcotic. i JJLJJP iLu DILAK Cet3.9 Vaue inaoin onALL'96and '91 CM vehioles in stocke Chevy Astro Van Chevrolet Cavalier Sedan (Canada's #1 Sellig Car) Pontiac Sunfire Coupe Chevy Lurnina Sedan Porntiac Grand Arn Sedan 0,000 $3,391.36 $1,632.64 48 mos. $1,758.72 M 5,000 $4,239.20 $2,040.80 48 mos. $2, 198.40 10,000 $5,087.04 $2,449.44 48 mos. $2,637.60 qER Horr. .. oy, this Holiday Rate -Break won't last. ýOLDSMILE LPONTIýAC 3UICK 1M1c You should know this: 'This limited Urne offer may flot be combined or used with other offers. Offer applies to retail deliveries of 1996 and 1997 riew or demonstrator models purchased from dealer inventory. Financing on approved GMAC credit only. Example 1 j $20,000 at 3.9% APR, the monthly payment is $450.68 for 48 months. Cost of bor- rowing is $1,.632.64. Total obligation is $21,.632.64. Example 2, $25.000 at 3.9% APA, the monthly payment is $563.35 for 48 months. Cost, of borrowing Ils $2,040.80. Total obligation is $27,040.80. Example 3, $30,000 at 3.9% APR, the monthly payment is $676.03 for 48 months. Cost of borrowîng is $2,449.44. Total obligation is $32,449.44. See dlealer for c onditioÃ"nsand detals. Down paymffent may be req ulred. Quantities llmited. "'The average coMmer- cal bank lendlng rate as of Dec. 11996. GMC Extended Cab THE lot DEALERS 7 D A pïml i"ý