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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" WELCOME ABOARD: Members of the Port Perry Rotary Club welcomed their newest member last week when Mary Lynn West-Moynes attended her first meeting on March 11 at Emiel's Restaurant. Ms West-Moynes, who is married with two sons, is the Executive Director of Communications and Development at Oshawa's Durham College, and has lived in Seagrave for 12 years. Here, she is officially welcomed by club president John Richardson, left, and president-elect Myles O'Riordan. bh 3 /s Zh. Homeowners Insurance \. * DISCOUNTS FOR 'CLAIMS FREE' =\ + DISCOUNTS FOR 'MORTGAGE FREE' Citizens' group plans rally against MAI in Port Perry The national fight against the Multilateral Agreement on Investment (MAI) will be highlighted locally when a rally is held Thursday (March 19) in Port Perry. Organized by the Concerned Citizens of Durham group, the event is aimed at distributing information on a global agreement critics say poses a real threat to democracy. Concerned Citizens chair Patrice Gibson Kirby of Port Perry has lined up a number of speakers who will describe the negative impacts they see for culture, education, and other aspects of life with passage of the document. The MAI is essentially another multi- national trade agreement, following NAFTA, GATT and other similar treaties. Critics say the treaty, which involves 25 of the world's richest countries, will reduce the capability of national govern- ments to limit foreign investment, or impose standards on investors. The results, ultimately, would be the loss of autonomy for countries, they fear. Thursday's rally, to be held around the picnic shelter in Palmer Park from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., will see a variety of photo- copied information handed out. In addi- tion, Concerned Citizens of Durham members will be on hand to answer ques- tions. Speakers include: a Patrice Gibson Kirby of Concerned Citizens of Durham; J Ann Emmett of Toronto; adJoanne Dies of Pickering, to speak on education 1ssues, and a Garry Neil of ACTRA, who will address cultural impacts. In addition to the speakers and infor- mation tables, there will be clowns, magi- cians, face painting and music for chil- dren. The rally is part of a nation-wide ini- tiative against the MAI launched by the Council of Canadians. Hearth Place offers support for cancer patients Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre services entire Durham Region. Monday, March 23 - registration. 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Series presents Post Tuesday, March 31 - Treatment Fatigue in can- "Feeling Your Best During cer patients, with Cancer Therapy" an infor- mational workshop for peo- ple about to begin treat- ment and their caregivers at 7:30 p.m. at 86 Colborne St. West in Oshawa. A cancer patient who has experienced treat- ments will also be on hand to share personal experi- ences. Facilitated by Stephanie Burlein-Hall, R.N. BscN. Call 579-4833 to pre-register. Howard Society planning AGM The John Howard Society of Durham Region is holding its annual meet- ing and dinner Tuesday, April 21 at 6 p.m. at The Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 43, 471 Simcoe Street South, Oshawa. Speaker is Durham Region Police Chief Kevin McAlpine. Tickets are $15 each. Please order by April 1 from Ajax - 427-8165; Oshawa - 579-8482 or Bowmanville 623-6814. Be a. "1 SELECT i i ART GALLERIES Frame Your Limited Edition Print Reg. 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