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[Don‘t count us out yet, PM tells supporters Today‘s Paper INSIDE 184 Lakeshore Rd. E., Oakville 845â€"5582 389 Pearl St., Burlington 639â€"1372 SPORTDS..»â€"cectercrctecentosnsorconsees L8 20 FDTDPORIALciocrsnecerccnrsessntectsrenmnmeal$ FOCUOS.cceâ€"srresycecerrecterenteentressccAd9r 87 CLASSIFIED........................21â€"23 SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTS Election Day countdown Reform candidate profiled ( 1ET AUTO CENTRE Computerized, Front Wheel Alignment Sale Price 524* + ‘10® Of A Metroland Community Newspaper to.date: $596,665 (31% of total) Toys R Us, Weall & Cullen, Chamber of Commerce Service Includes inspection of tires, shocks suspension OI I components & steerina Iinkage 580 ARGUS RD (ACROSS FROM GO) $44â€"4088 Pg. 13 Pg. $1.9â€"million Ma *) & \ t * B 3 ym K is; j\ Katika Isherwood: teacher wants to return to Haiti Halton Regional Police are investigating a sexual assault which happened last week at Oakville Place. On Oct. 14th at around 4 p.m. a female store employee was speaking to a potential customer when he fondled her breasts. Police describe the suspect as male white in his late twenties or early thirties; about fiveâ€"feet tenâ€" inches tall with a slim build and collar length dark hair and a dark colored moustache. At the time of Teacher flees Haitt amid gunfire & violence By BARB JOY Oakville Beaver Staff A slumping economy and an outbreak of mer in Mississauga are two of the reasons blood si have declined to the point that the Red Cross is s out an urgent appeal for donors. According to Brenda Dunsdon of Oakville‘s Cross, one high school clinic in Brampton was abru closed following five cases of meningitis at three | schools in Mississauga over the past two weeks. Tw the students died. Need for blood criticalâ€"Red Cross !$ out an urgent appeal Tor donors. Red Cross Toronto and C Centre is asking anyone aged sleeves to boost the dwindling save patients‘ lives. However, Oakville‘s high schools, which have always strongly supported the Red Cross blood donor program, have not been affected. Last Wednesday, a blood donor clinic was held at T.A. Blakelock High School and Dunsdon was hoping another emergency clinic could be held at some other Oakville high school this week. Man assaulted store employee Clinic coordinators in the Toronto Centre‘s blood donor recruitment department are in contact with area Vol. 31 No.125 i i ~~ PRYim l ® 8.40% rernmonnmmortoninvinartn tm n oi tm mm mt tm it ecca it IMUAIIAIDtinae Rockport entral Ont blood s m meun op [ V L8 paper _ WomEn‘s Active LIFESTYLE COLLECTION () 1eâ€"gre ht blu PJ B R he 1118 n oh EDNESDAY OCTOBER 20, 1993 schnools to ensure that the spokesperson at the Cen blood supplies. Students exposed to should not give blood, Centre‘s director of nursil three days after receiving and two days after being Centre‘s directive. Besides the Bramptor supplies for the Centre‘s when eight clinics in Toro said Dunsdon. This failure is a direct the economy which reflec ers in industries and busin The universal Type O, which can be given to all blood types, is especially needed at this time. While Dunsdon said she has noticed a decline in the amount of blood donated in Oakville clinics in the last few months, the Toronto centre has concluded that the decrease in supplies from all its areas may affect patient care if collections continue to decline over the next two weeks. Oakyville‘s Red Cross is holding its regular monthly blood donor clinic on Thurs. Oct. 28th at Towne Chev Olds car dealership, 547 Trafalgar Rd. from 1:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Dunsdon said 300 donors are needed to reach its goal of 250 units. the same goal as last year. 1his Tarlure is a direct result of the overall deciine in the economy which reflect the lower number of workâ€" ers in industries and businesses where blood donor clinâ€" ics are held, she added. Although it might be concluded that the unemployed have the time to visit a blood donor clinic, they also have no motivation to do so. "They‘re not coming because they‘re depressed and don‘t feel like giving," she said. "It‘s another spinâ€"off problem." She said area hospitals are so deficient in supplies of Oâ€"negative type blood, they are restricting it to emerâ€" gency patients only. able to month than with her safety. "I gave up my life, my work, my home go and I get there and now I have to Isherwood. "I knew before I got there that I was go be wary but I decided to go and I enjoyed it. Isherwood ‘s school was located in a | block away from a Hatian armyâ€"police ban O th By GORD KOLLE Special to the Beaver Lll h TUESDAY th U enore C h 11 Member of Royal Bank Group h s school was located in a compound m a Hatian armyâ€"police barracks. She : that and get in one "wonderful" m naval blockade set i ections to the island â€"old music teache ) she could spend â€" Haitian children, s ving to leave the c »G[ h H H Ts SCNC emothera H k were inated ed d hear the sound in capital of P Katika Isherwo wevel TNC tre Ar RBC DOMINION SECURITIES By HOWARD MOZEI Oakville Beaver Staff ven with only days left until EMonday’s federal election, Kim Campbell says it‘s far too soon to conduct a postmortem on her camâ€" paign. The prime minister was in town Tuesday to lend support to Oakvilleâ€" Milton Progressive Conservative candiâ€" date Ann Mulvale but took time out to discuss some pressing issues with the Beaver. Reluctant to talk about her elecâ€" tion bid in the past tense ("I don‘t want to waste the mental energy") Campbell said she must remained focused on winning until Oct. 25th. . s es She did, however, say that her camâ€" paign was initially conducted in a manâ€" ner which she thought would best showâ€" case the Tories‘ economic vision. "hopeful" message wasn‘t getting through the media to the people. Try as she would to remain flexible and seek other ways to ensure a clear translation, the prime minister said it is only now that many voters are seeing the light. Campbell still believes Tories can win election As a result, she took exception to the notion that her appearance in Oakville was designed to bolster the flagging forâ€" tunes of local Conservatives and said she was here to merely support Mulvale and Campbell said her party knows what needs to be done but unfortunately their who had worked to 10 months teaching id she was more frusâ€" untry after only one § | to leave." said of gunfire tear rtâ€"Auâ€"Prince d had just one ing to have to 6t NT vervthing to th n 1€ rt Adair return Of just on Marianne Hawthorne and Anita Agar dry some apple slices at the Thomas House Museum during a recent fall open house. (Photo by Riziero Vertolli) od when )nth else behind teaching at the school which is located within walking distance of the two poorest slums in the country. But then over the weekend,"we were in the middle of everything," she said. "We heard gunfire and then we were asked (by the Canadian embassy) to evacuate four blocks around our school in case of trouble. So I basically didn‘t have the choice to stay, anymore" Ishwood said she held on as long as she could as politiâ€" cal tensions mounted. When the United Nations placed a naval blockade around the island on the weekendâ€"its latâ€" est attempt to oust the ruling military government and enforce free elections in Haitiâ€" she said she got a call from rglatives who said they heard that foreigners on the island would be attacked. "So I decided to get out as soon as possible," said Isherwood. She and two other young women who were teaching at the school (she said she won‘t name the school in hopes that she can return to teach there in future) were able to get to the airport early Sunday morning and caught a 10 a.m. flight to Miami. 10 a.m. fli "We just urrent D )lence 64 Pages Do N took a few things and had to leave everything * she said. has broken out in the strife torn country. Haiti un by army leaders who, the UN says, refuse i and clear the way for free elections and the Date: October 28, 1993 Time: 7 P.M Place: Howard Johnson, Oakville . "get the message across." "Seats are important to us," she said. A lot can still be accomplished in the waning days of the campaign, said Campbell, since so many undecided votâ€" ers will soon realize that both the Libeaal and Reform Party platforms are shams. Earlier Tuesday afternoon Campbell spoke to a crowd of largely party faithful during a wellâ€"choreographed rally at the Oakville Centre. 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