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" I ALL mum mooucrs I EXCLUSIVELY " mucus: I at ~Eulm00c 31.1”: mama-Mum autumn-um: " " Discreet Incontinence Protection for Women TRIMSHIEU) PADS PLUS In" lam tum-clip hath - '19' BATHTUB SAFETY RAH Amhrnl‘n F PM a! m Saturday: - 9 to tpm what-aha.- 2 $1099 '34995 WWW" $1888 S TEAMA TIC - Clebning the Whole World ... One Home at a Time Cherrington joined the ranks of the Oakville fire department in 1947 at a time when it was run by volun- teers. Along with Wes Miller, he became one of the two-member per- manent staff in 1960 and was pro- The 70-year-old Oakville resi- dent, who passed away at home Friday night after a five-year battle with cancer, was a veteran of the Oakville Fire Department as well as of World War II. funeral services were held Monday at St. Jude's Anglican Church for Don Cherrington who was a veteran in more ways than one. Fire department d: WW II veteran began his career with volunteer group in 1947 Don Cherrington, 70 THE OAKVILLE BEAVEF [)rortliiNewk Oakville wanna-ghoul. Have you seen us lately? She explained that her father built the family home in Oakville, "cabi- netry and all," as well as a cottage in the Lake of Bays in Muskoka. But the family's life revolved around the Oakville Fire Department, she added. "He was a master builder, notduy of house and home, but also of char- acter." moted to deputy chief in 1967. He served in that capacity until his retirement in 1983. "In his work he had to be finn but he was always compassionate," said his daughter, Carolyn Cherrington. When Cherrington retired, Ted )uest took over as deputy chief. The FURNITURE SPECIAL WE DO NOT TELEPHONE SOLICIT AREA CARPET PICK UP AND DELIVERY Sofa and Chair gang’s DEC. 16193 332-6722 BURLINGTON OAKVILLE 561 -7115 HAMILTON WENTWORTH STEMIC. MC 51m IN8 Still 1oolimgfirr us? all Tom or Pino at 845-9742 Watch fdr it! Every Friday CEiiB-tjfiiiii Cherrington leaves behind his wife. Helen, daughters Carolyn and Donna (Mrs. Joseph Williamson), grandchildren Donald and Andrea Williamson, three great-grandchil- dren and his mother, Mrs. Dorothy Showell. Cherrington enjoyed relating his war experiences to fellow members in the department, he added. And, undoubtedly. he had many to relate. As commander of a tank that took part in the D-Day invasion of Europe in 1944, he was at one point thrown out of his tank and lay in a bush in France for three days, said his daughter. "He was captured twice by the Nazis and escaped," she added. "He was respected and liked by everyone in the Oakville Fire Department," said Guest. A gruff man who believed in dis- cipline, he was also a visionary who brought the Oakville Fire Department into the 20th century, said Guest. Among his accomplish- ments was the design of a pumper- aerial (ladder) combination on a fire truck that was eventually adopted by fire departments throughout Ontario. two had worked together for I4 years before that. Guest described Cherrington as a "hands-on firefight- er from the old school" who much preferred working with his men at a fee than sitting behind a desk. 5: Pl Ity,, A' Aw "i)',",)?')):::':-:: ~] I 'rrih;-fa%u,L,iP,tm A: fi. MRS. BEV BAYZAT TOWNE BLVD. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WINNER OF WALT DISNEY'S WORLD ON ICE TICKETS J I'dl'lllUFdllllJII' l , 'i%-jfiiiilttll. 160 William St., Oakville - 338-5533 [I If you have any information that leads to an arrest in this or any other case, you may be eli- gible for a cash reward of up to $1,000. You need not give your name and your information will be treated with complete anonymity. Crime Stoppers does not subscribe to call display. Please call 1-800-668-5151 or 825-TIPS. children aged 3 1/2 to 6. Within this wefuliy prepared environment, we uphold the right for children to have their thldhtiod. Our approach is gentle and uplifting . the best preparation for the school years to come! Crime Stoppers would appre- ciate hearing from anyone who thinks they know someone who fits the description. The wanted man is described as black, 25 to 30 years old, 5'5" to 5'T' with round, pudgy facial features. He was wearing a 3/4 length dark silver "MAJOR DAMAGE" coat with darker flaps over the pockets. The col- lar extended up to just below the nose. He also wore dark pants, shoes, and toque. He spoke with a Caribbean accent. Nimz attempted to intervene and was fatally shot. The sus- pect then took some cash from an office and fled on foot. East were preparing to close when surprised by the sudden appearance of a lone gunman. He had entered through the rear door and was brandishing a black handgun that looked like semi-automatic while demand- ing money. It was 1:50 a.m. on Thurs., Nov. 26th (1992). Employees of this restaurant at 645 Plains Rd. It has now been just over a year since Mark Nimz was mur- dered at the Naked Turtle in Burlington. Halton Police Investigators are still actively pursuing his killer, and Crime Stoppers would like to help identify the man responsible. Police looking for killer of man in bar om HOUSf W, DECATH 10 A.M.-1 PM. The LAKESHORE WALDORF KINDERGARTEN The kindergarten provides a nurtHipg 'morning home" for You ' your childten are invited to DON CHERRINOTON iCrime ti/g, 99