Oakville Beaver, 6 Oct 1993, p. 14

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PLUS GET 8 $50.00 COUPON 'Y,thvrc,, It! 1\‘HlILU(v“ 'h \KVILLE BEAVET , Fumiux punchased {mm 1 fmon C E Nn om .-, alum] Gas "ppliand "lt's an honor to fight. They look forward to fighting," said Artinian. But it was evident the war has taken its toll on the people of Armenia. An Azerbaijan blockade is causing fuel shortages so severe that schools are closed from January to March. Home-building has been interrupted by the stop- page of raw materials and many vil- lage families live in basements of unfinished homes, said Artinian. Even if building supplies were available, there are no men to do the work. Men, young and old, are off to the war that has already lasted some five Yeats. Russia But nowhere did she see devasta- tion as severe as in Gumryi, former- ly Leninakan, a city that took the brunt of an earthquake that rocked Armenia in December, 1988, Today, buildings are still in mins and resi- dents live in nearby makeshift tin homes, surrounded by dirt. Most of them have no running water or elec- tricity. i V kgwu) M"' I" um: . '/, 'ifirtt8tt, -ish J..%Trade "I saw a sink still dangling from the fifth floor of a ruined apartment building," said Artinian. "The area looks like a Third World country." Despite these hardships, she said the Armenian people were extreme- ly resilient. Artinian was unable to walk down the street without a vil- lager inviting her in to drink a small cup of the murky black Turkish cof- fee "with mud on the bottom." firrrrthirgfr the W304 Eyheust - Tear, tiithmott, Supp/in. Fine 1"eodtreiit, Mort! SHOW HOURS: Fn. 12-92 Set. toa: Sun. 10-5 ADMISSION: $6.00 12 & Under - FREE . CONTACT: mun: 1m St. cum ON V mare-(5m 351-00“ , aoge ,5”??? g / ale fryer [mil at Jas Cie,' 'enue (,i,,tlra-' Because there are so few cars in Armenia, it's normal to pack up to 12 people into one for a trip. Taline Artinian leans over the driver's seat. Their children were intelligent and eager to learn. As one of the many community activities in which she participated in the evenings, she gave them English lessons and was surprised when they coaxed her to continue her lesson outside to get the last rays of the sun. These children already knew some English. Instruction in the lan- guage was added in Grade 4, along with Russian and Armenian which they had started in Grade l, Although Armenia is independent today, its occupation by Russia is The kindergarten providing shelter, food and education for 100 chiV dren nears completion. The women on the work crew turned heads as Armenian women do perform what is considered men's work. Pour renseignements en tranpais, veuillez oommuniquer avec Larry Bradt au numéro de téléphone (705) 740-1 618, ou au numéro de télécopieur (705) 740-1490. Ministry of Natural Resources An excellent opportunity to add high quality "information" products to your existing merchandise. 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