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birth for the first time and she has already decided that it will be her last trip to the delivery room. Ineke Zigrossi has just given By KATHY YANCHUS Oakville Beaver Staff Woman gives birth to test tube quadruplets T hey certainly have every reason for optiâ€" mis : although other companies built cars in Car ida before Aug. 17, 1904, none are in opei \tion today. As a result, management and offic: \workers alike were unanimous in their Anniversary cake may have gone up in a big cloud of smoke, Wednesday, but everyone involved in the celebration made it clear the company will be around for a lon 3 time to come. T he candles on Ford of Canada‘s 90th By HOWARD MOZEL Oakville Beaver Staff Oakville Ford of Canada employees joined together to form the number 90 in honor of Ford of Canada looks forward to next 90 years A Metroland Community Newspaper Vol. 32 No Who can blame her? In just The babies, born at 29 weeks and ranging in weight from twoâ€" pounds fourâ€"ounces to threeâ€" pounds fourâ€"ounces, are doing fine but are under oneâ€"onâ€"one 24â€" four minutes last Sunday evening, Zigrossi became the mother of quadruplets, three boys and one girl. According to Ford spokesman Tony Fredo, employee involvement â€" and the resulting strides for the company itself â€" stems from participation in every aspect of the business and less topâ€"down, dictatorial management. praise of the automaker‘s past â€" a history of commitment which was in full evidence as central office building employees dressed in period costumes, received special awards, sang Happy Birthday and arranged themâ€" selves in a huge "90" formation for photograâ€" phers. ‘‘Most people have been with the company Zigrossi and her husband Joe had experienced "so many frustraâ€" tions, so many attempts" to conâ€" ceive a child that they eventually "I‘ m elated," said Zigrossi, owner of Abbozzo Gallery in downtown Oakville. hour care at Toronto‘s Mount Sinai Hospital. FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1994 * Regular (16 oz.) Coke. At participating sto;e: company‘s 90th year of operation in Canada. (Photo by Peter McCusker) This, everyone agrees, translates into growth. During Ford‘s first year in Canada the automaker produced a grand total of 114 cars. According to Ford viceâ€"president of finance Al Matthews, the company now turns out 75 Windstar minivans per hour, or one every 48 seconds. Last year, even with the Oakville (See ‘Ford‘ page 2) for years. There are not a lot of people comâ€" ing and going. They stay for a long time," said Fredo. "Big companies tend to be someâ€" what impersonal. Today is a reflection of the way employees participate in management." Enjoy a Tim Hortons sandwich made fresh for you on our very own crusty bread with a coke. decided to go the route of in vitro fertilization. The first attempt didn‘t work. Then on March 28th while undergoing an ultrasound at Toronto General Hospital, there they were, four little hearts beatâ€" ing. Although her pregnancy was a healthy one, at 24 weeks, Zigrossi 32 Pages _ 75 Cents (GST included) 4 CALL NOW 1(905) 8uUUâ€"20uU It‘s FREE! Lt‘s FASTI It‘s for you and your kids. Today O 8 Paper "Up until then, I had been working at the gallery...I may have pushed myself a little..."said Zigrossi who is expected home today with the babies‘ arrival not anticipated until sometime in October. was hospitalized for bed rest N. JOâ€"ANN MCKINNON B.Sc.D.V.M. MRCVS. OAKVILLE TOWN 22q » CENTRET 338â€"7387 Care for Companion Animals Canadian Publications Mail Product Agreement #435â€"201 SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTS The Bay, Kmart, Ikea Catalogue Books for kids Page 10 Page 26 New curator (See ‘Father‘ page 4) from Richard Rhodes brings unique talents to Oakville Galleries Smithkids has lots of fun for children and their parents infoline for parents J