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Purolator and Canada Post's Priority courier would really be run separately, as Canada Posts' spokepeople have declared. "It remains to be seen," she said. Bill Simpson, of Swift Sure, could see one benefit of the deal in that the freight of the two compa- nies would be amalgamated, thus shrinking the industry a bit and making more room for other players in the field, vice-president. "Neither Purolator nor Canada Post's Priority courier is strong in the international market," said Jacobyn Utermark. "We read about the purchase with great interest, of course, but not with fear." However, she wondered if Purolator and Canada Post's Panama stereo system 8mm Ill-Fl stereo VCR t0r8rnmcdmcor0er 15 Has un-suegr "" 8130 OPUT M MONEY DOWN OMAKE NO PAYMENTS 'PAY M INTEREST Unlll Saul-Inlet 30/93. on amend and" 4-600 and Stem headphones Wufr 4692?. 'l'"Pllllllllll, hamululm [li'1, NEMOHEX Memorex F cassette tape 5-nack 14995 17995 9( \KVll SPECIAL PURCHASE . “I 017“. um I'm . IN ”and 12t" POD: . 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And from an individual point of view, he called the deal "an outrage to see my tax dollars and those of my employees used this way." of busine urown t Post don and they emment Swllcner [or your W Wt 0n computor purchase: at $250 or mom, glt your Radio Shack and t card. Got one today. am: and: Juno M, ms , mm radio ly to your we or pay- comes With the popular games Sonic The Hedge- , 2 and Majors Base- ha l 58-1252 res/adapters M! and EU] "" ‘40 Included unless ',ks mll be Issued 149.5 an ‘10 IS moving out reluctant to as in the air- l THURSDAY, JUNEzitE BINGO 2:00 Centre of the Mall Seniors' Discounts All Day Long 125 Cross Ave. (Across from GO Station) They're among 126 recipients in the Greater Toronto Area to receive the honor for Canada's 126th birthday. Five years' continuous service as a community volunteer is a minimum requirement for consideration. Some Five Oakville residents will receive Canada Birthday Achievement Awards in Toronto tomorrow (Thursday). 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' You 11 Stay for the Fireuxrriis! 1mukstsirGaalBreaksaeatsunrxnire sut'rutoavailat6ty) municipalities The Canada Birthday Achievement Awards were started more than a decade ago in Tommy and grew to include 15 outlying Oakville’s Petro Pastuovie) founder of the Croatian Heritage School and oakville's Croatian soocqr team is being honored for those efforts. 1 Each local recipient was nominal ed by one of the local organizatiorA they help. Their names and effort went up against more than 2,000 simi- lar nominations from throughout tht Greater Toronto Area. l Hamilton-Goodale is a high profQ guest speaker at Canadian citizenship courts with her message on what a means to be Canadian. 1 Phu Don Nguyen of Oakville is being honored for a dozen years cf work in helping Vietnamese refugeeg settle in Canada. ' Carol Hamilton-Goodale of Oakville is a local sports figure ang national basketball player. In 1989 she brought home a bronze made: from Brazil and in 1990, a gold medal from competition in the former Sovie't Union. 3 Canadian Diabetes Association; Meals on Wheels and the Arthritis Society. 1 Oakville's Miriam Bhabha is being" honored for 20 years' service with tho Halton Children's Aid Society and her work organizing children’s summer' programs. i Kurt Hafler, of Oakville, is a recip} ient with 21 years' service as a volud teer with the local branch of the Nor did he think have anything to fe chase. recipients have 50 years' service oi their credit. ' "I don't think Purolator is going to barge in and take over," he said; "Locally, the small couriers will still have their little niches." f the post omce's Priority Post "aboui half the time because it's cheaper" than Purolator," Butson thought tha' courier's prices would not be raised but remain competitive with othei couriers. h the po omct ar mallet from owned the pun