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Tony Collins laments life’s Sara Sexton answers innumerable choices Page B1 20 Questions Page B2 Sunday, April 8, 2007, Vol. 129 • No. 5www.thetelegram.com St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador

YOU SAID IT “He came to see me and he brought me flowers. He said, ‘I have something to tell you.’All I could think of was drugs. But A hoppy time he said, ‘I’m HIV positive.’All I could think of was he’s going to die. I couldn’t get past that.” Sara Sexton recalls the day her son, actor Tommy Sexton, told her about his illness See page B2 IN MY OPINION “There was little laughter being generated in the last couple of weeks when drink- ing and gambling raised their always inflammatory heads in Newfoundland, and provoked, as they usually do, a fair amount of uncomfortable commentary, ranging from hypocrisy and moralizing to a disconcerting support of a ‘big brother’ control of society’s foibles and addictions.” Columnist Bob Wakeham sound off against the “crackdown” on vices See page A6 Toddlers at the Tots Learning Centre in Paradise hopped for muscular dystrophy research Thursday, raising more than $600. Seen hopping (from left) are Dillon Thomas, Jeana Miller, Emily White, Faith Finley, Charlotte Stone, Jordan Collins, Claire Dinn and Timmy Feltham. — Photo by Gary Hebbard/The Telegram SYNOPSIS “Mingling historical reconstruction with bawdy fun and games, ‘Bella When it comes to answering questions about Easter, Donna’ is a spirited excursion in the manner of Monty Python.” kids say the darnest things Gordon Jones reviews the play now on at the LSPU Hall BY ROSIE GILLINGHAM offer their opinions. However, there were a few con- See page A3 THE TELEGRAM According to Emily White, the fused looks when asked why a bunny Easter Bunny doesn’t have a name. is giving out eggs and not carrots. The Easter season has an odd, new achel Kelly figures she knows the “It could be Hoppy,” she said with a “He eats all the carrots,” Jordan tradition: the period of reflection on mystery of where the Easter big smile. Collins said. the crucifixion and resurrection of Bunny lives. Catelyn Doyle is pretty sure, They each had their own ideas Jesus Christ has become a popular R“The mall,” the bright-eyed three- though, the Easter Bunny has a big about what special gifts they wanted time for marketers to roll out works year-old said as if reciting facts from family. the Easter Bunny to leave for them, — from the scholarly to the sensa- an Everything You Ever Wanted to “He has two baby brothers and but everybody wanted chocolate, of tional — that challenge Christiani- Know about the Easter Bunny book, two baby sisters,” she said, holding up course. ty’s core beliefs. Vol. 1. two fingers on each hand, “and they They couldn’t agree as to whether See page A11 It’s just one of the many fascinat- sometimes help him (give out eggs).” the Easter Bunny was male or female. ing — and sometimes hilarious — They all agreed the Easter Bunny Most said boy, but a handful said “he” “The kids would rather stay home answers The Telegram got from tod- enters your house Easter Saturday was a girl. and watch TV and play video dlers at the Tots Learning Centre in night by simply opening the door. But But they certainly knew how to games,”says teacher Donna Grason. Paradise Thursday, in the search for when posed with the question how have fun for a good cause. “The computer helps them with answers to all-important questions he would get in if the door were Children at the centre took time their work. But as far as going camp- about Easter. locked, Charlotte Stone spoke up and Thursday to wear their bunny ears ing or spending time outside in the What’s the Easter Bunny’s name? said, “He jumps down the chimney.” and hop around the room in the Bun- ravine, it doesn’t happen. It’s How does he get in your house to She also knew exactly where the ny Hop fundraising event, raising because of technology.” leave eggs? Why does he leave eggs if Easter Bunny gets the chocolate. more than $600 for muscular dystro- See page A14 he’s a bunny? Where does he get the “From Santa,” she said. phy research. The event’s theme was chocolate? Speaking of Santa, they couldn’t “Children hopping for children who Rachel Kelly, 3, can’t wait for the annual These three- and four-year-olds decide who they liked better — the can’t.” FAST visit by the Easter Bunny. seemed to have all the answers … or Easter Bunny or Santa Claus. They all FACTS — Photo by Gary Hebbard/The Telegram at least were more than willing to agreed they loved them both. [email protected] SOCIETY Baby boomers have about FISHERIES $1.5 trillion salted away, mostly in retirement savings, either through company Going the distance for a friend 1 pension plans, RRSPs or the Shipping accidents up, Canada Pension Plan. Vancouver man to begin See page A9 cross-country rollerblade trek in St. John’s May 4 The average North American BY ROSIE GILLINGHAM ishes in Vancouver in early Septem- fishermen most at risk male makes approximately THE TELEGRAM ber, he hopes his trip will have raised 10,672 different choices $300,000. BY ALISHA MORRISSEY “The quick explanation that we relating to his daily disposi- ich Ralph is planning the journey Ralph decided to make the trip on THE TELEGRAM would make is that the last two 2 tion, deportment and of his life — but it’s for a friend rollerblades because he has been a years have been difficult years in the demeanor within the first hour of whoR has already been on quite a jour- rollerblader since he was a child. n increase in shipping accidents fishery,” Broderick says. “Prices have awakening. ney in his fight to stay alive. “It’s just something that comes and, in particular, fishing-vessel been down, and in some cases See page B1 The 27-year-old plans to naturally to me, so I thought it would accidentsA in this province over the stocks have been down, which rollerblade 10,000 kilometres across be a good idea,” said Ralph, who grew last several years is simply about the means people have to fish longer Canada to raise money for cancer up in Kingston but has lived in Van- number of boats in the water, and and harder.” QUICK WEATHER research in what he has pegged couver for the past three years. not a lack of training, authorities With more days on the water and “Skate for Hope.” “Plus, it’s in my blood to do things say. more fishermen fighting for more His decision to make the trek was differently. Everything I did, I went There were 74 shipping accidents species, Broderick says, the likeli- inspired by his friend Adam Reid, against the norm. I kind of always in 2006 — 60 of which were on fish- hood of accidents is higher. who at age 26 was diagnosed with made my own decisions, despite the ing vessels. In 2005, there were 70 “You have to fight weather and if throat and lung cancer two years ago, skepticism.” accidents — 62 of which were on it’s a pleasure craft you could wait TOMORROW TUESDAY WEDNESDAY despite never having smoked. fishing vessels. for a good day to go, but if it’s fish- High 7 High 2 High 1 “Adam is just such an inspiration,” Parental support Bill Broderick, director of the ing, you’ve got to go when the sea- Low 0 Low -2 Low -3 said Ralph, who met Reid through And there was some skepticism inshore-vessel division of the Fish son is,” he says. “It is a dangerous P. O. P. 40 P. O. P. 20 P. O. P. 10 mutual friends about five years ago. when he first announced he was Food and Allied Workers’ union, profession and all you can do is con- “I wanted to do something to make a going to do it. While he always had says there have been more boats on tinue to try to keep your people cur- Sun sets today at 7:40 pm difference and to try and help Adam his friends’ support, he admitted it the water in recent years and the rent with the safety regulations that Sun rises tomorrow at 6:24 am out.” was tougher to convince his parents market has forced fishermen to put are there and promote the safety For up-to-the-minute weather, Ralph will begin his trip in St. it was a good idea. themselves at greater risk of acci- equipment.” visit www.thetelegram.com John’s May 4 and, by the time he fin- See PARENTS, page A2 dents. See ONE-YEAR, page A2

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The Telegram A2 Sunday, April 8, 2007 PROVINCIAL WWW.THETELEGRAM.COM RELIGION “Death, nature’s way of saying ‘Howdy,’ Blowing bubbles One-year extension … Continued from page A1 is the final curtain. The Earth may be reborn with the vernal merriment her- Transport Canada recently gave a whether to update regulations or alded by purple crocuses and yellow one-year extension to fishermen try- training requirements. daffodils, but a body is not a tulip bulb. ing to get their safety certifications, But not all accidents are caused by When a human is lowered into the but neither Broderick nor the depart- a human error, says Paul van den ground, it stays put.” ment don’t think an extension will Berg, a marine investigator with the Columnist Rev. Bob Ripley writes about cause the numbers of accidents to Transportation Safety Board, which Easter and the resurrection increase. investigates every at-sea accident. See page A11 “People are not going to stay off However he does recommend that the water because they haven’t got fishermen get all of the safety train- Islamic countries pushed through those courses, so there’ll be some fine ing available as soon as possible. a resolution recently at the UN Human handed out or something because Historically, across the country, Rights Council urging a global prohibi- they haven’t got it, but that won’t save fishing vessels count for about 50 per tion on the public defamation of reli- any lives.” cent of all shipping accidents and, for gion — a response largely to the furor Kirsten Goodnough, a media-rela- the most part, they involve only one last year over caricatures published in a tions officer with Transport Canada, vessel. Danish newspaper of the Prophet says the department is aware of an “It’s a numbers game — there’s Muhammad. increase in accidents and more simply more (fishing vessels) out See page A11 minor incidents in the Newfound- there.” land region and that after reviewing SCIENCE each one the department decides [email protected] “For his efforts, (Department of Fish- eries and Oceans scientist Ransom Myers) was first ignored, and then rep- Parents on road team … Continued from page A1 rimanded. The fact that he was later proven right I’m sure offered him little “They’re a little conservative,” he consolation as he watched the fisheries said with a chuckle. “But they came collapse. More than 15 years later, it around. They’re going to be in St. has yet to recover.” John’s with me on my road team.” Columnist David Suzuki pays tribute to the He will have only two people on work of a scientist who was ahead of his his road team at any given time, given time the expense of the trip, which he esti- See page A14 mates could run between $15,000 and $20,000. DIGEST Sponsorship helped him out with much of the expense. Although it happened almost 40 years The Internet company for which ago, Larry Peyton remembers as if it Ralph works, Hostway Canada, has were yesterday the call that brought offered both moral and financial sup- him face-to-face with death for the port for the trip, allowing him the first time. time off and agreeing to make a gen- See page B1 erous donation. He even got an RV donated for the BACKSTAGE trek. Eight-year-old Brittany Howell, a student at Hazelwood elementary school in the However, there is still the expense Jackie Chan launched a Chinese TV capital city, is framed by bubbles outside her west end St. John’s home on Good Fri- for such things as fuel, accommoda- competition Saturday aimed at scout- day afternoon as she enjoyed her first full day off school on her Easter vacation. tion fees, ferry charges, food, equip- ing out new action-movie talent, say- — Photo by Joe Gibbons/The Telegram ment and repairs. ing more than 100,000 people have He figures he’ll need three pairs of Rich Ralph of Vancouver will be in St. already signed up for a shot at kung fu rollerblades and estimates he’ll go John’s next month to begin a cross-Canada stardom. EASTER through about 15 to 20 sets of wheels. rollerblading odyssey to raise funds for See page B3 “But it will be worth it,” he said. cancer research. Ralph’s journey was “Research is essential in helping this inspired by a friend who was diagnosed A family film audience was stunned to disease.” with cancer two years ago. get an unintended glimpse of a horror True meaning of holiday not lost Funds raised will go to the — Submitted photo movie, which left some parents and BY ROSIE GILLINGHAM you’re into Easter. Then you’re hardly Princess Margaret Hospital Founda- their children shaken and the theatre THE TELEGRAM finished Easter when you’re into tion in Toronto, where Reid received He is expecting sweaty feet and chain apologizing for the movie mix- Mother’s Day and you’re hardly into most of his treatment, as well as the lots of blisters. up. ome Christians believe commer- Mother’s Day when you’re into University of Alberta in Edmonton, While in St. John’s, he hopes to vis- See page B3 cialized symbols such as bunnies, Father’s Day,” he said. where Ralph said there is “phenome- it schools and talk to children about eggsS and chicks take away from the “It seems everybody’s got to make nal research.” his journey and about cancer. real meaning of Easter, which, for a commercial venture out of things.” A lot of planning goes into making CONTACT US them, is the resurrection of Jesus However, if you look closely, he Long trek such a trek, including mapping the Christ and the promise of eternal life, said, many “commercialized” Easter He said he originally asked Reid to course, checking weather conditions, 24-Hour Reader Feedback Line 748-NEWS (6397) Newsroom Fax Line (709) 364-3939 the notion on which Christians base symbols have religious tie-ins. come on the trip with him, but his ail- road conditions, making contacts in Mailing Address P.O. Box 5970, St. John’s, NL A1C 5X7 their faith. The egg, for example, symbolizes ing friend indicated he would not be the area and planning stops. Miller Ayre, Publisher & General Manager Archbishop Brendan O’Brien of new life and coming out of the tomb, up for such a long trek. “There’s an incredible amount of [email protected] (709) 748-0801 the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of which Christmas believe Jesus did “Plus, Adam said he wouldn’t be work that goes into it,” he said, “but Charles Stacey, Comptroller (709) 748-0812 St. John’s agrees there is a danger in three days after getting crucified on able to handle just watching. He years down the road when I look [email protected] people losing the true meaning of the cross, he said. would want to rollerblade, too,” back at this, I will be glad I did it. Keith Connolly, Advertising Manager Easter, but believes there is room for As well, O’Brien said, the butterfly, Ralph said, who said Reid’s throat “It will definitely be a life-changing [email protected] (709) 748-0846 both the Easter Bunny and Jesus also a popular sign of Easter, symbol- tumour was removed, but his lung experience.” Chris Hodder, Reader, Sales and Service Manager Christ. izes resurrection and rebirth. cancer has been resistant to treat- He also got help with the last per- [email protected] (709) 748-0860 “At Christmas, the incarnation has ment. son who made a cross-country trek Keith Soper, Marketing Manager (709) 748-0803 to share the stage with Santa Claus, Religious aspect “He’s been through so much, with on rollerblades, Christine Ichim of [email protected] so at Easter, the symbols of the risen While the archbishop realizes most surgeries and trachea tubes, but he’s Toronto. Kerry Hann, Executive Editor/Operations Manager Christ have to share with the Easter of the church-goers in this province a fighter and continues to have a real- During his journey, Ralph said he [email protected] (709) 748-0824 Bunny,” O’Brien said with a laugh. will be at mass Good Friday and East- ly positive attitude.” will think of her, as well as other Russell Wangersky, Editor (709) 748-0825 “You know, I mean, that’s life.” er Sunday — just like midnight mass Reid, however, will be in Toronto inspirational people who undertook [email protected] at Christmas — he said there are to greet his friend when he arrives. cross-country treks for good causes, Scott Courage, Production Systems Manager Marketing strategy encouraging signs people are not for- Ralph expects rollerblading for including Terry Fox. 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The Telegram Page B4 A3 Sunday, April 8, 2007 Provincial WWW.THETELEGRAM.COM National News A5 • Opinion/Editorial A6 • International News A5 • Sports B14 • Entertainment B3 • Classifieds B7 • Comics B6 Afternoon fire Danny, get your gun Big Oil is out to get us, if you believe Danny Williams. … Big Oil is the Bogeyman hiding under our beds, waiting for us to fall asleep, so that it can sneak out on the Grand Banks Peter Jackson and rob all the oil. — Craig Westcott, in a speech to the Newfoundland Ocean Industries Association Before Dan could turn to lead the know you’re in there, MacLeod. way, one of the deputies cleared his I’m a-gonna count ta three, and throat and caught the sheriff ’s eye. “Ithen I want you ta come out with “Uh, Sheriff?” he said sheepishly. yer hands up, or I’ll come in shootin’.” “What is it, Deputy Reid?” MacLeod peered out from behind “Uh, don’t you think we oughta be a his padded leather chair. Beyond the little more peaceable-like with them video-conferencing screen and out business types? I mean, they are the through the bevelled glass door, he ones keeping our economy runnin’.” could see his tormentor standing tall, Sheriff Dan’s eyes turned flaming gun in hand, big, black boots firmly red and his jawbones began to grind. planted on the olive slate floor. Deputy Reid knew he was in for a seri- Sheriff Dan was flanked by a posse ous tongue-lashin’. of cabinet ministers. “What are you, some kind of Big “I told you Big Oil is no longer wel- Oil-lovin’, mealy-mouthed, lily-livered come in this weasel? Them town,” he bel- big-business types lowed. “I told you are just leeches to get on that ‘Why, we just want to take ready to suck the Chevron horse of lifeblood out of St. John’s Regional Fire Department firefighter Chris Wheeler (right) of the Brookfield Fire Station gives an update to incident yours and hightail that ugly, sticky ol’oil and each and every commander Capt. Kevin Hillier inside a damaged cabin at the Greenwood Motel on Topsail Road in Mount Pearl Saturday after- it outta here, or one us, and you noon. The unit was being rented by a working couple who was not home at the time of the fire, which is under investigation. No else there’s gonna make it all refined and know it. Now, injuries were reported. —Photo by Joe Gibbons/The Telegram be trouble.” you’d better learn MacLeod slow- respectable like, so as y’all can to shut your no- THEATRE REVIEW ly rose to his good, stinkin’ rat feet and eased ride around in them motorized trap if you know towards the door what’s good for with his hands in carriages. Sure, it’s almost like you.” Bawdy play is hot and spicy the air. Sheriff Dan “You got it all we’re doin’charity work.’ whipped around wrong, Sheriff,” he and glared at the eautiful lady, deadly poison — Mingling historical reconstruction hollered. “I don’t ‘I ain’t buyin’it,’sneered the other men. Bbeautiful poison, deadly lady. Set in with bawdy fun and games, “Bella Don- mean no one no “Any o n e e l s e 16th-century Italy, “Bella Donna” is a na” is a spirited excursion in the man- harm.” sheriff. got a problem five-character comedy of sex, poison, ner of Monty Python. Sheriff Dan’s with that?” papal politics and more sex, centring Gordon Jones finger twitched on The deputies on the notorious Lucrezia Borgia Brashly facetious the trigger as the oil executive slinked gazed silently at the floor. (played with catty sensuality by Petrina Flamboyantly outrageous, it is also through the doorway. “Good. Now, c’mon. I gotta get back Bromley) and her third husband, brashly facetious, so that the jokiness “You can’t fool me, MacLeod,” said to the ranch.” Alfonso, Duke of Ferrara (played by an of dialogue, soundscape, character the lawman. “I know you’ve been As Dan and his posse stepped out- irascible, lecherous, insatiable Aiden and action (even the athletic martial- itchin’ to rustle up some of that Hebron side, a brilliant orange sun could be Flynn). Mingling historical arts fight between Flynn and Hawk- oil ever since you came here. And I seen setting over White Hills. They Ascending to the Throne of Peter sley) may wear a little thin if you are not don’t think you was willin’ to pay me a untied their horses and began their tri- on the death of Pope Alexander VI, reconstruction with bawdy fun in a whimsical frame of mind. fair price for it, neither.” umphant trot back to the homestead. Pope Julius II vents his pontifical Directed by Berni Stapleton, with “Now, Sheriff, you know I wouldn’t Sheriff Dan seemed to be in his own loathing for all things Borgian by and games, ‘Bella Donna’is a costumes by Sara Hodder, set design do that,” said MacLeod. “You got us Big world for a long stretch. Then, he spit excommunicating Lucrezia and Alfon- by Shelley Cornick, lighting design by Oil boys all wrong. All we want is to do out a wad of baccy and began to talk. so, releasing their subjects from alle- spirited excursion in the Robert Gauthier and sound design by good in the world.” “Boys, this is what I mean when I giance and threatening to seize Fer- Sean Panting, the Resource Centre for He tipped back the brim of his hat say I want to make this town safe again rara. manner of Monty Python. the Arts production of David Copelin’s and put on a broad smile. for decent, law-abidin’ folk. These city- Meanwhile, on-stage action mixes “Bella Donna” opened on Maundy “Why, we just want to take that ugly, slicker types come rollin’ into town and matches configurations of marital streaked with profanity and occasional Thursday. sticky ol’ oil and make it all refined and with their fancy words and their snake and extramarital sexual trysts — with blasphemy — although it tends to It continues at the LSPU Hall until respectable like, so as y’all can ride oil and all their big promises, but all an unwittingly incestuous liaison become prosy and stilted when April 15. Showtime is 8 p.m. and, with around in them motorized carriages. they want is to milk us dry and then thrown in for good measure. Copelin is establishing historical back- one intermission, it runs a touch under Sure, it’s almost like we’re doin’ charity move on. Well, I ain’t about to let that The erotic element is hot and spicy: ground. two hours. work.” happen. no full frontal nudity, but a heap of “I ain’t buyin’ it,” sneered the sheriff, “ That’s why they made me sheriff in pawing and wrestling, accompanied maintaining his steely glare. “Now pick this town. To keep out all them shifty, by hearty osculation and simulated up yer belongings and git the heck out no-good wheeler-dealers.” coition. of Dodge. An’ you can take yer Big Oil Off to the west, a couple of cowboys James Hawksley is an effortlessly pardners with you.” led their herd of cattle to greener pas- charming Captain Giovanni. A Borgia- MacLeod grinned sheepishly, tures beyond the horizon. Sheriff Dan hater like his papal boss, he has an shrugged his shoulders and backed watched them intently for a while, exquisite monologue describing his toward the exit. The doors opened and then turned back to look at his self-disinfection after inadvertent closed, and he was gone. Sheriff Dan deputies. intercourse with that sorceress of sex, turned to his deputies. “A s fa r as I’m concerned, that oil can stilettos and strangulation, as he labels stay in the ground till the cows come Lucrezia. Who’s next? home.” In the bed chamber of the Duke’s “I don’t think we’ll see him again in mistress, Countess Angela (sexily sulky these parts. Now, while we’re in the Peter Jackson is The Telegram’s editorial Heather Stone), Giovanni and she area, boys, we might as well put them page editor. He can be reached at manipulate glove-puppets to enact Inco varmints in their place, too.” [email protected]. and voice a volley of insults and male- dictions exchanged between squab- bling pontiffs. Sister Bibiana (Neil Butler in drag) serves as spy, confidante and chief Bor- gia toxicologist, extracting poison from venomous snakes until she has an unfortunate accident. CRIME DOESN'T PAY... When Sister Bibiana returns from BUT CRIME STOPPERS DO! the great beyond to provide some nar- SOLVE A CRIME rative backing and filling in the guise of ANONYMOUSLY a winged angel (accompanied by From left, James Hawksley, Petrina Bromely, Neil Butler, Aiden Flynn and Amy Anthony EARN A CASH AWARD! Call: 1-800-363-T.I.P.S. angelic serpent), Butler milks the audi- shown in character from the spicy comedy “Bella Donna”, playing at the LSPU Hall. (8477) ence as expertly as Sister Angela Anthony, who has suffered an injury,was replaced by Heather Stone (not shown). milked the snakes. The set is solid and serviceable: stone pillars, twin thrones up centre and a large and oft-used bed stage right. Lighting is mannerist and moody, IN STOCK interspersed with scene-changing son IN VINTAGE CHERRY et lumiere effects. The musical score is blatantly modernist, challenging and lampooning the historicity of the nar- rative.

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The Telegram A4 Sunday, April 8, 2007 PROVINCIAL WWW.THETELEGRAM.COM VISUAL ARTS REVIEW

Michael Johansen Perlin show offers rare gems “… I am trapped, as observer, as if I should be reporter 80s while living in St. John’s. (Perlin was 95 when she effect of showing the different planes of work coming of all this, turning into art and poetry … commenting — died March 5 last year, but she had been very ill and together and enhancing each other. You can trace so that those who have not had this time to spare will had not produced any drawings or paintings for many how she put something on a page. read, see, and know — what happens when we stand — years.) Some bigger paintings are also shown — big for and stare.” Perlin, whose usual scale was a piece of paper or can- Canine — Rae Perlin First to study abroad vas that could fit into one or two open hands. These Perlin was the first Newfoundland-born artist who paintings also hold some deft lines and beautifully BY JOAN SULLIVAN studied abroad — with Hans Hoffman in New York, applied colours, but it really is the drawings that are homecoming and at different institutions in Paris and at the Lon- more characteristic of her. Even one simple basic line, SPECIAL TO THE TELEGRAM don Polytechnic — and came back to live in St. John’s. the first step in a work that was then abandoned, con- s soon as I start packing books and reviously Unseen: The Works of Rae Perlin” Her exposure to the international and especially veys such information in a hunched shoulder, or a Apapers into cardboard boxes, my includes a multitude of small works, done European art world influenced her eye and tech- head bent in concentration. dog Ben gets excited. “Pmostly with charcoal, graphite, pen and ink, nique, and her own style emerged as distinct, graceful One ink and water drawing (most of her work is Somehow he knows I’m not just and coloured pencils, with here and there some and Expressionistic. not titled) is an elegant balance of two arrays of vase tidying up the apartment (maybe watercolour. Throughout her career, the same subjects seem to and fruit, one drawn, one painted, both so elegantly because he’s hardly ever seen me do Perlin has been part of many commercial shows have consistently captured her cre- articulated in her that). Somehow he knows it’s moving and private collections, so her works have a fair pro- ative attention — street scenes, peo- individual and day. And if there’s something else Ben file, but there are still many gems here that (as the title ple in cafes, her cats, arrangements of specific manner of knows, it’s that he does not want to get promises) no one has really set eyes on. bottles and plants, boats, composi- conveying some- left behind. Many of these treats are in her spiral-bound tions of fruit and bowls, cathedrals. thing elegant and Of course, there’s little chance of sketchbooks, of which she filled The drawing was her forte, seem- almost fragmen- that. Ben, who turned 11 last fall, has dozens, maybe even a hun- ing simple and quick, with a lovely tary. been in my life for so long (I held him in dred, from cover to cover, and sense of “unfinishedness.” (Her per- One less line or the palm of my hand when he was one they are displayed as is. fectionism was legendary and she stroke would not day old and adopted him at three Each page is a separate hated to declare any piece complete.) be enough, but if weeks when his mother took ill and sketch or work; Perlin She blocked out her scenes and Perlin was famous stopped producing milk), I could no drew constantly. shaped and shaded with simple lines for not knowing more abandon him than I could cut off About two dozen or, much less frequently, blocks of how to finish, she my own arm and feed it to the squirrels other pieces have colour. There is always a sense of dex- did know when to — those that Ben hasn’t already been framed — terity and quickness and sureness as stop. chased away. though even in she renders a tilt of a chin, the tack of The unseen That doesn’t mean Ben hasn’t any these you can some- a sailboat in the wind or the way a world of Rae Perlin reason to be nervous. times see the perforat- woman rests her weight on one leg. opened at the Ley- ed sketchpad edges, She could be called “an artist’s ton Gallery of Fine which reinforce the artist,” as her colleagues admired her Art Saturday and With his prancing and his sense that these are reductive sophistication. will continue until works displayed in She would leave her outlines on April 28. barking, he obviously wants to context, as well as the page, never erasing but letting illustrating a visual them show through. This has the make sure I don’t forget him artist’s working process. — as if I could. He doesn’t They date from the 1950s, care what strange new place when she was in Paris, I’m moving to, as long as he to pieces she pro- gets to move with me. duced in her 70s Dogs are territorial animals. and They’re creatures of habit. When they do their rounds they like to sniff the same spots they’ve sniffed over and over again. It gives meaning to their lives — when they’re not busy obsess- ing about food. Left, “Self Portrait” charcoal on paper; above centre, “Still Life with Fruit and Cup” pastel on paper; right, “Double With me, however, Ben has been Still Life” ink and watercolour on paper; top ,”Paul Bendzsa” ink sketch on paper. forced to live a somewhat unterritorial life. Besides the countless trips we’ve made together by road and water — he’s ridden the Sir Robert Bond between Lewisporte and Happy Val- ley-Goose Bay so many times he must Presented By know the scents of the car deck as well as I know the taste of the coffee served in the cafeteria and, as well, he feels more at home in the cab of my truck than he has in any doghouse I’ve pro- vided for him — we’ve moved house at least a dozen times. He seems to know what it means when I start cleaning up my usual mess of papers and books. With his prancing and his barking, he obviously wants to make sure I don’t forget him — as if I could. He doesn’t Follow care what strange new place I’m mov- ing to, as long as he gets to move with me. This time, however, our destination Your Finalists... is not new or strange. This time we’re moving back home to our historic house beside a beach on Lake Melville. As moves go, this isn’t a big one — Live from theWeb! only a matter of 40 kilometres or so from the lower end of Happy Valley- Goose Bay to the far corner of North West River. The top Regional spellers But for Ben it must seem like going from one world to another, or going are off to Ottawa for the CanWest from prison to freedom. In the valley, he has to be kept on CanSpell National Spelling Bee. a chain or a leash at all times, not because he’s prone to run away, but Be sure to track their progress because I need — most of all — to keep him safely out of the way of speeding with ongoing live coverage, from snowmobilers who imagine they have the right-of-way on the town’s streets. the Preliminary Rounds on the North West River is not devoid of snow machines, of course, but they web, through to the live televised never seem to out-number the cars, as they sometimes do in Happy Valley- final on April 14! Goose Bay. As a result, Ben can walk free in ’Striver. Being a dog, he didn’t know this was Go to to watch these where we were going, but once we arrived at the house, he clearly remem- bered the place, which we haven’t lived awesome spellers in action! in for more than a year and a half. He immediately did his rounds to sniff at his usual spots and he barked Friday, April 13 Saturday, April 14 back at all the neighbourhood dogs Preliminary Rounds Final Rounds that were howling out their welcomes CanWest CanSpell National Spelling Bee CanWest CanSpell National Spelling Bee — or warnings; who knows what dogs really say to each other? Live webcast from the Canadian Live television coverage Preliminaries done, Ben’s anxiety Museum of Civilization NTV Television disappeared and as we stood beside www.canspell.com 8:30pm (NL time) the house looking over Lake Melville 2:30 pm (NL Time) towards the snow-covered Mealy Mountains — one of the finest views in Canada — he suddenly seemed right at home. Seeing that, he helped me put my Preliminary Rounds live webcast own moving anxieties aside. If Ben was brought to you by: home, that meant I was, too.

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Labrador. 48042-0 The Telegram A5 Sunday, April 8, 2007 National/World WWW.THETELEGRAM.COM Local News A3 • National News A5 • Opinion/Editorial A6 • International News A5 • Sports B14 • Entertainment B3 • Classifieds B7 • Comics B6 ENVIRONMENT/POLITICS Industry dictates environmental policy: poll

BY DENNIS BUECKERT ingly favoured as a source of informa- lar strong support for environmental tion for environmental decision-mak- consumerism, but these results are THE CANADIAN PRESS—OTTAWA ing by government,” says the study by treated with a touch of skepticism by y a margin of almost four to one, Environment Canada’s Public Opinion polling experts who say there is a ten- BCanadians think the government Research Group. dency for people to say what they think pays more attention to industry than is socially acceptable. to science when writing environmen- Rules not strong enough tal regulations, an Environment Cana- The poll found that three quarters of Guarded willingness to pay more da poll suggests. Canadians believe current environ- Pollsters believe there is some willing- When respondents were asked to mental regulations are not strong ness to pay more for environmentally choose from a list of factors they enough. This belief was strongest friendly products, but it is not as great believe determine environmental poli- among well-educated high earners, as the numbers suggest. cy, 38 per cent thought industry was and lowest among the unemployed. The Environment Canada survey Doreen Bargholz (left) and her brother Herbert Arthur Peterson, the niece and nephew the most influential, compared with 10 Roughly half of Canadians say that found opinion divided at the sugges- of Canada’s First World War hero Pte. Herbert Peterson, lay a wreath of flowers onto per cent who thought science was. regulations on food and consumer tion of a tax on products containing Peterson’s casket during his official military burial ceremony at La Chaudiere Military Eighteen per cent deemed the products should be stronger. potentially harmful chemicals, with 58 Cemetery near Avion, northern France, Saturday. Peterson was killed almost 90 years Canadian public to be most influen- Roughly one in five think that per cent in favour and 40 per cent ago during the Vimy battle, and his remains were discovered on the battle's site in 2003. tial, while environmental groups were industry is doing a good job of control- opposed. —Photo by The Associated Press tied with international organizations ling chemical pollution, and the rating Since the poll was conducted, the in their perceived influence, at 13 per for government is just slightly better at Harper government has announced a DEFENCE cent each. 22 per cent. $300-million program to accelerate A huge majority — 93 per cent — the screening of potentially harmful Science should take precedence place high importance on being envi- chemicals being used in Canada, and In cases where public opinion con- ronmentally friendly consumers. has promised to regulate the worst of Harper in France flicts with scientific evidence, 64 per Most say they would be willing to them within three years. cent of respondents said science pay five or ten per cent more for envi- The poll is based on 2,045 inter- should take precedence, says the poll ronmentally friendly products; only views between Dec. 8 and 30, 2006, and obtained under access to information nine per cent say they would pay noth- is considered accurate within plus or law. ing more. minus 2.2 percentage points, 19 times Will join ceremonies marking “Scientific evidence is overwhelm- Other recent polls have found simi- out of 20. 90th anniversary of Vimy Ridge

THE CANADIAN PRESS—ARRAS, FRANCE More than 18,000 of those soldiers had no known grave, and the Vimy rime Minister Stephen Harper monument bears the names of 11,285 THE NO and his family arrived in France of them. Pon Saturday evening for this One who found a proper grave ear- weekend’s historic re-dedication of the lier Saturday was Pte. Herbert Peter- SMALL PRINT % Canadian war memorial at Vimy son. Ridge. The remains of Peterson, a 22-year- It’s the first official trip for Harper’s old Albertan declared missing in children, Ben, 10, and Rachel, 7, and it action in June 1917, were laid to rest in EVENT has a special reso- a military ceme- nance for the The city of Arras plans a tery with his fami- youngsters. ly’s Canadian HELD OVER! 0.9LEASE RATE 48 MONTH LEASE Their great- descendants on grandfather on parade this afternoon, when hand. Peterson’s UNTIL APRIL 30TH their mother Lau- the mayor of this burg of bones and uni- reen’s side — Ben- form fragments $ $ jamin Teskey — were discovered DOWN PAYMENT FIRST PAYMENT was at the original 35,000 about 15 kilometres in 2003 and only 0 0 Vimy Memorial from the famous ridge will recently identified $ SECURITY DEPOSIT $ LICENSE FEE dedication in through DNA 0 0 1936. Teskey’s present the key to the city tests following younger brother, exhaustive histor- James, was a 19- gate to Canadian Forces ical research. year-old casualty Later, mem- FREIGHT, PDI AND TAXES INCLUDED of the Battle of personnel. bers of the Cana- Arras in 1917 and dian Forces orga- is buried in a nized a sunset cer- cemetery not far from Vimy Ridge. emony at the back of the Vimy monu- The personal family connection is a ment, performing the military tradi- familiar theme for many Canadians tion of signalling the troops to return who are flocking to northern France to the garrison as night falls. by the thousands for Monday’s 90th The city of Arras plans a parade this anniversary celebration of the Battle of afternoon, when the mayor of this burg Vimy Ridge. of 35,000 about 15 kilometres from the Among the guests of honour is famous ridge will present the key to the Scott Allward, the great-grandson of city gate to Canadian Forces person- sculptor Walter Allward who con- nel. ceived and then built the towering On Monday, the Queen will official- Vimy memorial after the First World ly dedicate the refurbished Vimy mon- War as a tribute to Canada’s 66,000 war ument before a crowd expected to dead. reach 25,000.

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The Telegram Editorial A6 Sunday, April 8, 2007 WWW.THETELEGRAM.COM Thin line between law and hate nyone who’s spent time in court knows some- thing of the surreal dramas that play out there. AIt is drama fuelled by emotion that boils over into action — greed leading to larceny, jealousy to assault, unleashed rage ending with hands covered by the stain of crime. What makes it surreal in a Canadian courtroom is the thin layer of decorum that overlays the ugliness. Testimony may describe the most brutal crime, an expert witness may detail the worst kind of wound, but it’s all done in an orderly fashion, with a judge taking notes, stenographers making transcripts and sheriffs standing quietly by — just in case someone tries to disrupt the proceedings. A criminal act may be born in squalor and carried out with violence, but judgment usually happens in a tidy room where rules are followed under the watchful eye of Queen Elizabeth II, present via por- traiture. That thin layer of law and order is one of the most precious things we have in this country, and if you doubt that, pick another nation where you’d rather be tried for a serious crime. China? Russia? Pakistan? France? The United States? Canadian justice is not perfect, as its wrongful LETTERS TO THE EDITOR convictions prove, but it could stand in for democra- cy when recalling Winston Churchill’s words about government: democracy is the worst form of govern- Hearn misses point A local link to ment, except for all those other forms that have been tried from time to time. Vimy monument Given law and order’s importance, it’s surprising about Fisheries Act that a story from Winnipeg last week didn’t receive On April 9, special ceremonies will be held at Vimy more national attention. I write in response to Federal Fish- destructive fishing technologies. Ridge, France by the Government of Canada to The story dealt with an unnamed Crown attorney eries Minister Loyola Hearn’s letter The minister states, “the (pro- commemorate the April 9, 1917 Battle of Vimy who received a phone call at her office on March 30, of Sunday, March 11, in which the posed) act enshrines precautionary Ridge and to also commemorate the restoration minister stated that I suggested principles and ecosystem approach- of the Vimy War Memorial. from a man threatening to kill her. “that Bill C-45 weakens the protec- es to fisheries and habitat deci- This event marks one of the most significant The next day, a Saturday, a group of men armed tion for fisheries and fish habitat” in sions.” But what does that actually events in the history of Canada as, likewise, the with knives broke into her home at 6 a.m., fleeing relation to retain- mean? As you read 90th anniversary ceremonies which were held on when her husband confronted them with a piece of ing the current act. this, habitat pro- July 1, 2006, at Beaumont Hamel were to the peo- wood he’d grabbed to protect himself. This is simply tection or consid- ple of Newfoundland and Labrador. not the case. What is needed is an erations, ecosys- The impressive restored Canadian War Memo- Police have charged four men in the case. The gist of my tem approaches rial at Vimy Ridge has a special Newfoundland So far, they haven’t linked it to a specific case, but statement was that act which will provide and precautionary and Labrador connection in that the famous officials — including the provincial minister of jus- neither act offered principles still re- sculptor, Walter Seymour Allward, who designed tice — seem to believe the attack was anything but protection for fish a blueprint or vision main excluded and executed this monument, was born in Toron- random. stocks or fish habi- from single-species to in 1876 to his Newfoundland and Labrador- tat because neither for the 21st century. fishery manage- born parents, John and Emma (Pittman) Allward. The prosecutor’s name and address were in the provided for any ment plans — the His father, John Allward, a carpenter, was born in phone book, and there seems little doubt the intrud- environmental primary method St. John’s and his mother was a daughter of James ers knew who they were attacking. assessment of de- for Canadian fish- and Elizabeth (Kelland) Pittman, of New Perlican Many representatives of the Crown decide to keep structive fishing technologies. In eries management for the past 30 and Winterton respectively. their addresses out of the phone book, but this fact, neither the current Fisheries years. The Pittmans of New Perlican were renowned Act nor the proposed one acknowl- All this, despite the fact that the shipwrights and were descendants of William and woman’s husband explained they opted to put theirs edges that destructive fishing tech- minister has the “absolute discre- Sarah (Dean) Pittman of New Perlican and Old in, choosing to live “a normal life.” nologies (those fishing technologies tion” in managing the fisheries. Perlican respectively. John Allward moved with his “This is not Colombia,” he told reporters. which have destroyed and continue A new or greatly revised Fisheries wife and family to Toronto circa 1870 from St. Fortunately, that’s true. to destroy commercial and non- Act is needed. But what is needed is John’s. But the thought that Canadian justice officials are commercial species and large areas an act which will provide a blue- Unfortunately, few residents of our province victims of intimidation tactics of a sort used by of ocean habitat) exist in the New- print or vision for the 21st century, are aware of this link — a sad reminder, like many foundland or Canadian fishing something which builds on our others, of a visionless decision taken several or thugs in lawless locales is disturbing — not only industries. This omission remains strengths. We need to rethink and more decades ago to remove the teaching of New- because of the danger to individuals, but also despite the considerable volumes of reinvent the concepts of fisheries foundland and Labrador history from our school because of the danger to the veil of order that con- independent research which shows management so we may become system. Such a tragic decision, indeed, when one trols our judicial system. the absolute opposite. masters in our own house with is reminded by Cicero, “For what is the life of Let’s hope the suspects get a fair trial, with their As it stands now, there is no law thriving fisheries and healthy (mankind) if memory of the past be not woven or regulation proposed or existing oceans. into the life of later times.” rights respected. And that if they’re found guilty, which will protect Canadian ocean they’re given a sentence that reflects the severity of habitats and commercial and non- Fred Winsor L.J. Dean their crime. commercial fish species from St. John’s St. John’s ‘Crackdown’ on vices is a little over the top

y father once gave me a fridge bars. dle those forms of escapism and once an hour? Mmagnet showing a weathered- Unless the Bible-thumpers have relaxation with relative impunity, Or track the location with a satel- looking, aging cowboy slumped at a their way, and all Satanic hand- why should they feel the hammer of lite camera of each person who pulls bar, cigarette dangling from his shakes, including gambling and institutionalized sanctions (the a lottery tab, plays a VLT or enters a mouth, holding a tumbler half full of Bob Wakeham drinking, are forever banned (the token and useless approach by gov- bingo hall with the local priest? beer, the image accompanied by the ghost of Al Capone can confirm the ernment to VLTs), or random booze On a less foolish and more pro- caption: “Most of my money I spent benefits of that form of control), or dope tests (the inane suggestion, a ductive note, for starters: pressure on booze, gamblin’ and women; the there’ll always be avenues of pleasure spooky intrusion into private lives, government into spending millions rest I just wasted.” and fun that contain a degree of life- made after that bus driver was more from its games and liquor rich- It was only a few years ago, and I uncomfortable commentary, ranging altering risk or disaster, sometimes accused of being drunk on the job). es on the rehabilitation of gambling was well into middle-age and way from hypocrisy and moralizing to a for those who obviously deserve bet- Such moves are unfair and usually addicts and alcoholics; encourage beyond parental influence (although disconcerting support of a “big ter (the innocent bystanders of futile. employers to be more vigilant in substantially mellowed, with booze brother” control of society’s foibles addiction). Gambling addicts are not going to identifying problem drinkers, and and cigarettes having been aban- and addictions. But abolition is not going to hap- be fazed by the curtailment of VLT having the guts to take action; and doned, with great difficulty on both To say the least, there’s nothing pen; vice, in the hands of govern- playing time; they’re inventive make more severe the repercussions counts), so my father’s gift was not gut-bustingly funny about booze and ment, will always prove too lucrative enough to ensure their habit is fed. of drunk driving. about delivering a message to a gambling when they threaten and to consider eliminating; and in any And if bus drivers are to be forced Checking a few extra bus drivers reprobate son, but merely a reflec- take lives and ruin families. case, why should all of society have to take random booze checks, why every month, or pulling the plug on a tion of his delightful sense of politi- But there’s a desperate need for its right to gamble or drink curtailed not taxi drivers, airline pilots, marine VLT, will prove to be largely ineffec- cally incorrect humour. perspective here, one largely missing because of a relatively small percent- captains, snowplow operators, etc., tive, knee-jerk, superficial responses. But there was little laughter being in the fallout from that incident in age of people who — for innumerable or even parents driving their children And unjust to boot. generated in the last couple of weeks which a Burin Peninsula school bus reasons — develop an addiction, a to and from school? (If you think the when drinking and gambling raised driver was charged with impaired sickness, a disease? last reference is a stretch, you know Bob Wakeham has spent more than 30 years their always inflammatory heads in driving, and that latest edict from If upwards of 90 per cent of souls nothing of addiction.) as a journalist in Newfoundland and Newfoundland, and provoked, as government to limit the time video (some would argue it’s even higher) Why not have every adult in the Labrador. He can be reached by e-mail at they usually do, a fair amount of lottery machines can be played in who gamble or drink are able to han- province blow into a breathalyzer [email protected].

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Opinion The Telegram WWW.THETELEGRAM.COM Sunday, April 8, 2007 A7 Mugabe on last legs in Zimbabwe t will take a while yet, but the long tempt for the law, the propaganda others to demand change as well. and brutal reign of Robert Mugabe Mugabe managed to bully that blames all the failings of the The main contenders for the suc- Iin Zimbabwe is probably nearing regime on foreign imperialists plot- cession are not without sin. its end. Not because of the democrat- Gwynne Dyer Zanu-PF’s central committee ting against it — it’s not exactly the Emmerson Mnangagwa was state ic opposition at home, whose mem- image that southern Africans want security minister when 25,000 mem- bers are regularly beaten up and into nominating him for the for their region. bers of the minority Ndebele tribe sometimes killed by the regime’s On the whole, southern Africa were murdered by the regime in the police. Not even because neighbour- presidency again on Friday, does not fit that image. From South 1980s for supporting the wrong polit- ing countries in southern Africa are Mugabe’s police in mid-February, the Africa to Tanzania, most of the gov- ical party. Vice-President Joice Muju- at last putting pressure on Mugabe to South African government’s decision but everybody knows that ernments in the SADC are democrat- ru is the wife of Solomon Mujuru, a go. Just because his own partners-in- a week ago to start talking to ically elected and law-abiding. Most former army chief who became very crime have decided that it’s him or Mugabe’s Zanu-PF rivals and Zim- two major factions in the economies are showing good growth, rich thanks to his involvement in ille- them. babwean opposition leaders, and the and nobody is starving. But it is a gal land-grabs during the seizure of The key moment actually came emergency meeting of the leaders of party want him to quit. well-known fact that people in other all the farms owned by white Zim- last December, when for the first time the 14-nation Southern African continents have difficulty in telling babweans. the senior ranks of the ruling Zanu- Development Community (SADC) in per cent, is the highest in the world one African country from another, The ideal outcome would be an PF Party stood up to Mugabe and Tanzania on March 28 — is a (the next highest, Burma, is only 60 and that investors are the most igno- alliance between Zanu-PF dissidents refused to accept his proposal to response to this new perception that per cent), and average income is less rant of all. Zimbabwe’s multiple fail- and Zimbabwe’s democratic opposi- postpone the next presidential elec- Mugabe doesn’t have long to run. than a tenth of South Africa’s. Ten ures take up more space in the inter- tion in a transitional government tion from 2008 to 2010. It was typical “I have been to these SADC sum- years ago, Zimbabwe was seen as the national media than all news about leading to free, internationally super- Mugabe salami tactics — give me two mits and I know that behind closed bread-basket of Africa, and it earned all 13 other members of the SADC vised elections. The reality may be a more years, and maybe I’ll decide to doors they are brutally frank,” ample foreign exchange from exports combined, and so the neighbours’ good deal messier, because the Old resign in 2010 — but this time it Mugabe’s former information minis- of tobacco and other cash crops; now patience has run out. Man doesn’t know how to let go. He didn’t work. ter, Jonathan Moyo, told The it cannot feed half its people, and the has just imported 3,000 “security per- In that case, said Mugabe, I’ll run Guardian last week. “They will tobacco crop is down by four-fifths. Blood in the water sonnel” from Angola to stiffen his for president again in 2008 (which remind Mugabe that he told them he There are an estimated three mil- In fact, it ran out some time ago, but own police, who are deserting in would keep him in the presidency for would retire at the end of his term in lion Zimbabwean economic refugees being realists about the nature of pol- droves and going to work in South his 90th birthday in 2014). Given the 2008. … They will tell Mugabe that his in South Africa (two-thirds of the itics in Mugabe’s Zimbabwe, the oth- Africa as security guards because speed with which Zimbabwe’s econo- rule in Zimbabwe is dragging down country’s working-age population), er SADC leaders saw no point in pub- inflation has made their wages in my is collapsing and its population the whole southern African region.” and they are the main support of licly demanding change. Now, howev- Zimbabwe almost worthless. fleeing abroad, seven more years of None of that got into the meeting’s those left at home, because unem- er, there is blood in the water. But one way or another, Mugabe’s Mugabe and it will not be worth closing communique, which ritually ployment in Zimbabwe is 80 per cent Mugabe managed to bully Zanu-PF’s long misrule has reached the begin- inheriting power there — so expressed solidarity with Mugabe, or more. Zimbabwean life expectan- central committee into nominating ning of the end. Mugabe’s potential heirs within but Moyo is probably right, because cy is now the lowest in the world: 37 him for the presidency again on Fri- Zanu-PF itself have begun to rebel. Zimbabwe is becoming a blight on for men, 34 for women. day, but everybody knows that two Gwynne Dyer is a Newfoundlander All that has followed — the vicious the region. Then there is the unbridled brutal- major factions in the party want him and a London-based independent journalist assaults of opposition leaders by Inflation in Zimbabwe, at 1,700 ity of the police force, the official con- to quit. That has opened the door for whose articles are published in 45 countries. Point of View

Department of Fisheries and Oceans building, White Hills, St. John’s, March 23. — Photo by Gary Hebbard/The Telegram

TELEGRAM FORUM Newfoundland is the odd man out of Confederation

BY J.A. MCGRATH ment by the Privy Council Law Lords national debt which stood at just With a surplus of $46 million, we his colleagues. in 1927. Quebec Government maps $130. If you were to translate that were virtually debt free. Fast forward We are now told by Finance Min- uring our first 25 years as a of the province to this day do not into 2007 dollars, the disparity would to today: we now have a provincial ister Jim Flaherty in his budget that if Dprovince of Canada, we were con- show the Labrador border as defined be enormous. debt of $11.5 billion, which is costing we are to opt into the new equaliza- stantly bombarded with what by the 1927 Privy Council decision. us $767.5 million annually to service tion formula with the total amount became the late J.R. Smallwood’s And so the British and Canadian Had to assume debt … sometimes referred to as our increased by $1.5 billion, to be dis- mantra that “we should get down on governments had to move fast to In 1949, we had to assume the Cana- mortgage. That works out to a per tributed on a 10-province average, our knees and thank God for Confed- overcome the Quebec hurdle. That dian national debt which had been capita debt of $23,000 for every man we would have to accept a 50 per eration.” It became an embarrass- was the real reason for the rush, plus accrued over the previous 79 years to woman and child in Newfoundland cent cap on royalty revenues from ment. Its purpose was to constantly the fact that, in the words of the late build the Canadian infrastructure of and Labrador, by far the highest in non-renewable resources. Otherwise remind us that we were ungrateful J.W. Pickersgill, “we would never two standard-gauge transcontinen- the federation. we would have to stay with the pres- supplicants and we should be thank- again get her as cheap.” tal railroads which covered all nine How did we get there? By over- ent equalization formula based on a ful to “Uncle Ottawa” for the many Within two years of the convening provinces, canals, postal buildings spending in order to build the infra- five-province average with no cap on blessings bestowed on us by a gener- of the National Convention, New- structure we didn’t have at the time royalty revenues for the remaining ous Canada. foundland was presented with pro- of Confederation. We sold our con- life of the Atlantic Accord, which is It was a clever attempt at brain- posals for the Terms of Union Our last chance to pay stitutional right to a trans-island rail- due to start phasing out in 2012. washing and, what’s more, it seemed between Newfoundland and Canada road during the Peckford adminis- With the price of oil around $60 a to work. It was good propaganda. in December 1947 … terms that down our huge debt tration in the so-called rails for roads barrel, we really don’t have much Very few of us raised our voices in would be the basis of the question agreement for around $8 billion to choice. However, this all ends when protest and questioned what really that was to be put to the people of was in the Atlantic Accord. be spent on building new roads and the Atlantic Accord ends; the new happened during the four years lead- Newfoundland in a referendum six improving the Trans-Canada High- formula, with its 50 per cent cap, ing up to Confederation in a process months later. and services, paved roads, harbours, way. Those who use the TCH know kicks in. that not only violated our own con- In testimony to the Young Com- etc. We received no compensation what a sad state it is in because of This week marked the 58th stitution but Canada’s as well. That is mission in February 2003, the late for the minimal infrastructure we the increase in trailer truck traffic. anniversary of confederation. There why the official opposition Conserv- Gordon Winter, the last surviving had at the time of union, which con- We should have held out for a stan- is no doubt that we have done well. atives voted against it when it came member of the Newfoundland dele- sisted of a narrow-gauge railroad dard-gauge railway instead of giving But we could have done much better before the House of Commons in a gation sent to Ottawa to finalize the across the island and, apart from a up our rights in this regard. had we been allowed to negotiate bill. The Conservatives voted against Terms of Union, stated “there were paved road around Conception Bay, Our great groundfish fishery, with Canada on an equal basis. We it because the federal government no negotiations” that Newfoundland no system of roads. At the time, our thanks to federal mismanagement, is would be, in terms of equalization, a was in breach of the Canadian Con- was to be treated like every other highway was the sea, with our gone. Our last chance to pay down have province. stitution, the British North America province. The outstanding question coastal communities serviced by a our huge debt was in the Atlantic As it stands now, we will be the Act, by its failure to consult the of the wide disparity in the national fleet of coastal boats plus the gulf Accord. We would retain all of our 40 odd man out. provinces. debts was never discussed. At the ferries, both of which were operated per cent share in offshore royalties To paraphrase the late Craig Dob- Ottawa was convinced that Que- time the Canadian per capita nation- by the Newfoundland Railway, which which would be exempt from equal- bin, we want in. bec would never accept the Lab- al debt stood at $1,400, as opposed to became part of Canadian National ization clawbacks as promised by rador border as defined in a judg- the Newfoundland per capita Railways. Prime Minister Stephen Harper and J.A. McGrath lives in St. John’s. Has the church learned nothing about sexual-abuse cases?

BY RON TIZZARD management, virtually went out of the complainant came forward as an parishioners informed? around. Some of his victims, as heal- the news, and off our own personal older teen. The then newly instated The complainant, years later, ing young adults, went public seek- hese past few months, there has radar screens in days. Archbishop Brendan O’Brien, having comes forward again — but publicly ing justice. Charges were eventually Tbeen no shortage of news stories Why so soon, given our experi- just arrived in 2001 to help Roman — with the same allegations. Sexual- laid. The priest was found guilty, only ranging from pre-budget discus- ence as a people, as parishioners (of Catholics in this province heal, abuse charges against Father Wayne to die in prison shortly following his sions, election issues, auditor gener- any faith) with the historical man- offered and provided the teenager Dohey have now been laid. incarceration. al findings, another allegation of agement by church and legal author- the use of internal church coun- On Sunday, March 25, I happened As I watched the TV program, my clerical sexual abuse, potholes, pet ities of such allegations in the past? selling resources, while the priest across a CBC-TV “Fifth Estate” story stomach literally churned as I poisonings — another allegation of There may be no reason for us to was sent off elsewhere to heal. hosted by Hana Gartner. She thought to myself, what will it take clerical sexual abuse? This one think that much has changed in that Police authorities were not explored a story of clerical sexual for the Roman Catholic church lead- against a young girl. regard over the past decade or so giv- informed by the archbishop, or even abuse in Ontario against a number ership to really “get it,” and move for- This particular story, which en the little we know about the cur- consulted regarding any potential of young girls. Church authorities ward in these matters in a Christ-like should be a test as to how far we rent case being investigated and legal implications. Was the priest, were informed on numerous occa- way, the Christian way? have advanced as a society regarding about to come before the court. some time later, returned to the sions. Legal authorities were never questions of clerical sexual-abuse It has been publicly reported that same, or different, parish? Were involved, and the priest was moved Ronald Tizzard lives in Paradise. The Telegram A8 Sunday, April 8, 2007 OBITUARIES/NATIONAL WWW.THETELEGRAM.COM

Apology ROSE, William Harvey — Passed peaceful- DEATHS In the Saturday, April 7 edition, ly away at the Carbonear General Hospi- tal on Good Friday, April 6, 2007, Harvey .7 per cent to fight poverty The Telegram erroneously listed the Rose, in his 81st year, of Brigus Junction. CHAFE, Lloyd– November 13, 1925 - visitation hours for Edith Lear at Moore’s April 5, 2007. Passed peacefully away at Predeceased by his wife Rita (nee Lewis) Funeral Home. The visitation hours were his daughter Evelyn, his brother, Reginald St. Patrick’s Mercy Home on Thursday, actually Friday from 7-10 p.m., Saturday April 5, Lloyd George Chafe, former pro- and his parents, Fred and Annie Rose. Left prietor of Chafe’s Convenience Store, Al- from 10 a.m.-10 p.m. and Sunday from 10 with fond and loving memories are his 11 landale Road. Leaving to mourn his a.m. - 12 p.m. The Telegram regrets the children: two sons: Ron (Rose), Gary (Joce- loving and devoted wife Patsy; son Doug error and apologizes to the family. lyn), nine daughters: Mary (Arch Gilling- (daughter-in-law Joanne, grandchildren: ham), Marie (Billy Terry), Marion (Walter Gregory and Maria); daughter Marilyn LEAR, Edith — Passed peacefully away at Walsh), Phyllis (Paul Lewis), Marg (Gerard (son-in-law Ed Buckingham, grandchil- Carbonear General Hospital on Thurs- Simms), Juanita (Junior Upshall), Eileen dren Kieran and Darcy); siblings: Alli- day,April 05, 2007, of Port de Grave, aged (Tim Wade), Sharon, Sandy (Bernard Mc- son Russell, Hubert Chafe, Ray Chafe 67 years. Predeceased by parents John Cabe), a large number of grandchildren and their families; also a wide circle of and Elizabeth Haines (nee Bussey), and great-grandchildren, three brothers: friends. Visitation to take place at Car- brother Eric Haines. Leaving to mourn Fred, Tim and Frank, also a large circle of nell’s Funeral Home, 329 Freshwater husband John Lear, three daughters; extended family and friends. Resting at Road, on Sunday, April 8 from 2-4 and 7-9 Betty Lear, Pauline Lear, Marilyn (Todd) Dunphy’s Funeral Home, Holyrood. Visita- p.m. Funeral from Carnell’s Chapel on Hussey; sister-in-law Audrey Haines; tion from 12 noon-9 p.m. on Saturday and Monday, April 9 at 10:30 a.m. followed by two grandchildren, Aaron and Zachary, Sunday. Funeral with Mass of Christian In a symbolic visual message to Prime Minister Stephen Harper, who’ll represen Cana- inurnment at Mount Pleasant Cemetery. and large circle of other relatives and Burial will take place at 11 a.m. on Monday, da at the upcoming G8 leaders meeting in Germany from June 6-8, members of the In lieu of flowers, donations may be friends. Resting at Moore’s Funeral April 9, 2007 at Assumption Church, Avon- MUN Engineers Without Borders and MUN Oxfam, gathered outside the MUN clock made in his memory to the SPCA, or a Home, Bay Roberts. Visitation Friday dale. Interment to follow at Assumption tower Saturday to call on Canada to play its part in the fight against extreme pover- charity of ones choice. from 7-10 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m.-10 Cemetery,Avondale. Please visit www.dun- ty. The groups called on Harper to honour the country’s commitment to spend 0.7 per p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. physfuneralhome.com to sign the memori- CRANFORD, Alice Gertrude (nee Pritch- cent of national income on development assistance and to remember Africa at the G8 Funeral service to take place on Sunday, al guest book or to send a message of ett), Dec. 19, 1944-April 6, 2007 — meetings. — Photo by Joe Gibbons/The Telegram April 8, 2007 at 2 p.m. from St. Luke’s An- condolence. Passed peacefully away at the Interfaith glican Church, Port de Grave. Interment Citizens Home on Friday, April 6, 2007, “He lives with us in memory in the St. Luke’s Anglican Cemetery,Port HEALTH Alice Cranford of New Harbour, aged 62 and will for evermore.” de Grave. Flowers gratefully accepted or years. Predeceased by infant son Roland ROYAL, Bridget J. — Passed peacefully donations may be made to the Canadian Shawn; parents: Job and Ella; sister Deb- away at the Dr. A. A. Wilkinson Memori- Diabetes Association. bie; brother Max; stepfather Theopholus al Hospital, Old Perlican on Saturday, Goodyear. Leaving to mourn, husband of MUGFORD, Thomas Joseph — Passed April 7, 2007, Bridget J. Royal of Job’s Dangerous herb flying 42 years, Roland; caretaker and special peacefully away at St. Clare’s Mercy Hos- Cove, age 93 years. Predeceased by hus- niece, Rosanne (Jim Smith, Meghan and pital on Thursday, April 5, 2007, in the band: Maurice J. ; parents: John and Michael); sisters: Trixie (Martin) presence of his loving family, age 59 Ellen Noonan; brothers: Michael, Collins, Minnie (Ross) Pelley; brothers: years. As a veteran, Thomas served un- Bernard and Benedict; sister: Mary under the legal radar Karl (Betty) Pritchett, Gilbert (Daphne) der the Regiment of the “Queen’s Own Catherine. Leaving to mourn, two broth- Pritchett; brother-in-law, Allan (Alma) Rifle of Canada.” He also served under ers: John Noonan, Old Perlican Retire- the United Nations in Cyprus, Europe, Cranford. Also lovingly remembered by ment Centre and Dominic Noonan BY KENYON WALLACE Salvia leaves are most commonly six nephews, 14 nieces, a large number of France and Germany as well as peace- (Donna), Toronto; one sister: Gertrude dried and smoked. Extracts of salvi- keeping missions. Predeceased by his fa- THE CANADIAN PRESS—OTTAWA other relatives and friends. Resting at Doyle, Bay de Verde; a number of nieces, norin-A, salvia’s active ingredient, are Warren’s Funeral Home, Dildo, with vis- ther, Thomas; sister, Jane; and brother nephews and other relatives and friends. itation Sunday, April 8, 2-10 p.m. and William. Left with fond and loving mem- Resting at NOEL’S FUNERAL HOME, common garden herb that packs available in tablet form. Pill prices can Monday, April 9, 10 a.m. until time of fu- ories, mother Ursula; wife Elaine; sons: MAIN HIGHWAY, WESTERN BAY and a powerful psychedelic punch range anywhere from $30 to $80 in neral. The funeral service will be held Shawn (Juanita), Jason; daughters: from where the funeral will take place on Ahas some federal health officials Canada. from the Salvation Army Citadel TBS. Tonya (Justin), Sharmaine; four grand- Tuesday, April 10, at 12:30 p.m. Funeral recommending strict controls. An October 2006 report by the nat- Corps. on Monday,April 9, at 2 p.m. Inter- children: Kaysha, Shawna, Scott, Con- mass to follow at 1 p.m. from Corpus But Health Canada says it can’t reg- ural health products directorate of ment to follow at the Salvation Army nor; sisters: Sylvia (Bern), Mary Christi Roman Catholic Church and ulate the use of salvia divinorum until Health Canada, which is responsible Cemetery. She was a lifetime member of (Benedict), Julia (Emerson), Olive, Mae; Cemetery, Northern Bay. As an expres- there’s more evidence of its dangers. for assessing safety among all market- the Canadian Legion Auxiliary Branch brothers: Ben, Darrin Thomas sion of sympathy, flowers gratefully ac- Department documents obtained ed health products, highlights four 39. As expressions of sympathy, dona- (Georgina); as well as many nieces, cepted or donations in her memory may nephews, other relatives and friends. A by The Canadian Press under Access cases of adverse reactions to salvia. tions in her memory may be made to be made to the Corpus Christi Roman to Information law say salvia is being One case involves a 16-year-old CNIB or a charity of one’s choice. A spe- special thank you to the nurses of St. Catholic Church, Northern Bay. Visita- cial thank you to staff of Interfaith Citi- Clare’s Mercy Hospital, 4th floor, for tion hours at Noel’s Funeral Home are used by adolescents and young adults Canadian boy who reportedly became zen’s Home. To send a message of their special attention and care. Resting 10:30 a.m. to 12 noon, 2-5 p.m., 7-9:30 p.m. for its hallucinogenic properties. incoherent and suicidal, and threat- condolence or sign the memorial guest at Pendergast’s Funeral Home, Bell Is- daily. For additional information, please A December 2005 report by the ened to kill police officers after taking book, please visit www.warrensfuneral- land, with vistation hours by request of call Noel’s Funeral Home at 596-5750 or marketed health products direc- a single tablet of salvia in March home.ca. the family on Saturday,April 7th from 12 visit www.noelsfuneralhome.com to sign torate, an arm of Health Canada, rec- 2005. p.m.-4 p.m. and 7 p.m.–9 p.m. and Sunday, HALFYARD, Christine Regina (nee Pike) — the memorial guest book. ommends that salvia be placed under The RCMP can’t crack down on the Aril 8th from 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Passed away peacefully after a brief stay WINSLOW, William J. — Passed peaceful- the Controlled Drugs and Substances herb because it’s legal. Funeral Service to take place at 2 p.m. t at the Health Sciences Centre on Friday, ly away at Carbonear General Hospital Act. “As far as including salvia under St. Cyrian’s church, Monday April 9, April 6, 2007. Predeceased by her hus- on Saturday,April 7, 2007, of South River, 2007. Interment to follow at the Anglican Department spokesman Jason the Controlled Substances Act, that’s band Noel (1984), sister Henrietta (Peg) aged 74 years. Predeceased by parents Cemetery, Bell Island. As an expression Bouzanis said salvia has been known Health Canada’s responsibility,” said 1998, and brother, George (1987). Loving George and Bridget Winslow, brothers of sympathy,flowers gratefully accepted. to cause hallucinations, unconscious- Sgt. Nathalie Deschenes. and devoted mother of Keith and Mar- George (Pat) and James (Marion), sisters ness and short-term memory loss. But The U.S. Drug Enforcement NOFTALL, Robert Thomas — Of Bell Is- garet (Albert Holloway) and special, fur- Marjorie Skamoucha, Sheila (Mark) Duf- that’s not enough to declare it illegal. Administration lists salvia as a “drug ry friend, Callie. Leaving to mourn niece land, passed peacefully away at the fenais and brother-in-law John Abbott. Helen (Gerry Burke) and nephew Health Sciences Centre, St. John’s, on Leaving to mourn wife Bridget; son Brad “We can’t make any recommenda- of concern” but it has not been Christopher Pike ( Mary Eastwood) and Friday, April 6, 2007, aged 89 years. Pre- (Libbie); beloved grandson Shane; sister tions to place salvia under the Con- banned by the U.S. federal govern- a large circle of relatives and friends, es- deceased by his son Kevin Joseph Noftall Frances (Allan) Spruin; brothers Robert trolled Drug and Substances Act ment. pecially those of St. James United (2004); father James Noftall and mother (Helene) and Harold (Ellen); sister-in-law schedules until we have sufficient sci- Missouri and Louisiana have crim- Church. Resting at Carnell’s Funeral Mary Noftall (nee Vacher); brothers Anne Chafe; brothers-in-law Frank entific and empirical data that con- inalized the herb and there are pro- Home, 329 Freshwater Rd., on Saturday Mike, John and Fred and daughter-in- (Rosemarie) Abbott and Joseph cludes it has the potential for misuse posals to make it illegal in Alaska, Illi- 7-9 p.m., Sunday 2-4 p.m., 7-9 p.m. Funer- law Patricia Noftall (nee McGrath). Leav- Skamoucha; and a large circle of nieces and abuse,” Bouzanis said. nois, Oregon and Wyoming. al service on Monday, April 9 at St. ing to mourn his devoted and loving wife and nephews and other relatives and Salvia, also known as Sally D, the Dr. Bryan Roth, a professor of phar- James United Church 2 p.m. Interment of 60 years Mary Frances Noftall (nee Hi- friends. Resting at Moore’s Funeral diviner’s sage, or the sage of seers, is macology at the University of North bbs); seven sons Robert Jr. (Anne), Ray- to follow at Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Home, Clarke’s Beach. Visitation Sunday legal to possess, distribute and con- Carolina, Chapel Hill, is concerned Flowers or donations may be made to St. mond, Billy, Johnny, Gordon, Tony 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m., Monday 10 a.m. to 12 James United Church, the Nfld. and Lab. (Corina) and Bernie; eight daughters Pa- noon, 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m., Tuesday 8:30 sume in every country except Aus- about the availability of the herb. Lung Association, or a charity of your tricia Newman (Joe), Betty Perlin (Kei- a.m. to 10 a.m. Funeral service to take tralia. “Salvia is so intense, most people choice would be appreciated by the fami- th), Mary Yetman (nee Noftall), Carol place on Tuesday, April 10, 2007, at 10:30 It is a species of sage,most com- only try it once or twice,” said Ryan ly.To send a message of condolence or Ann Vander Voort (Richard), Jacqueline a.m. from All Hallows R.C. Church, monly found in Mexico, where indige- Poelzer, who works at the Urban sign the memorial guest book, please vis- Boyce (Edward), Fay Carroll (Alonzo), North River. Interment in the All Hal- nous Mazatec shamans have used it Shaman, a popular botanical store in it www.carnells.com. Roslyn Noftall and Kay Noftall; special lows R.C. Cemetery,Makinsons. for centuries for spiritual journeys. downtown Vancouver. niece Madonna Galway (Leo); special KELSEY, John Malcolm– Passed peace- nephews Robert Noftall (June); 27 grand- fully away at the Carbonear General POLITICS children and 16 great-grandchildren; a Hospital on April 4, 2007, John Malcolm large circle of extended family and Kelsey of Clarke’s Beach, age 80 years. friends. Resting at Caul’s Funeral Home, Predeceased by his only sibling Rachel of LeMarchant Road. Visitation Sunday Hull, England in March 2006. John was a Canadian makes bid for Nigerian presidency and Monday 10 a.m.-12 noon, 2-5 p.m. and native of Hull, a veteran of WWII and a 7-9 p.m. Mass of Christian burial on retired Canadian Marconi employee who Tuesday, April 10, at 9:30 a.m. from the Y OBI OHEN his adopted country to his home- win” situation for everybody. had previously resided in Goose Bay and B T C Basilica. Interment to follow at the Field Baie Verte. His wife Elizabeth survives land. “Canadian companies win by of Honor, Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. Flow- THE CANADIAN PRESS — TORONTO him as well as daughters: Hazel Klevanis The 50-year-old will fly from making more money ... creating more ers gratefully accepted or donations may of England and Elizabeth Young of n a country fraught with corrup- Toronto to Nigeria’s capital, Lagos, jobs, paying taxes, growing the GDP,” be made in his memory to the Heart and Spain. Stepchildren: Stephen, Christo- tion, human rights abuses and vio- today to campaign for Nigeria’s presi- he said. “Nigerians are happy Stroke Foundation or the Lung Associa- I pher, Michael, Joanna and Jennifer Lang lence, Isa Odidi is hoping to lead by dential election April 21. because we learn from the skills of tion. and grandsons: Michael Glavanis of example. If elected, the chief executive of Canadians who are trying to do busi- Egypt and Alexander Glavanis of the PARSONS, Baxter Peter, Dec. 11, The dual Canadian-Nigerian citi- Toronto-based IntelliPharmaCeutics ness here.” UK. John was an avid gardener who de- 1927-April 6, 2007, Woody Point, N.L. — zen is a research scientist and entre- Corp. said he will seek to reform While Canadians might have a voted his retirement years to the beauti- Passed peacefully away, after a long ill- ness at the Bonne Bay Health Centre, at preneur who wants to become the Nigeria’s judicial system, adopt legis- hard time electing a leader who fication of his property and his next president of the oil-rich west lation similar to a bill of rights, push resides outside the country, Odidi Community. Cremation has taken place Norris Point, on Good Friday, April 6, with private inurnment at a later date. 2007. Baxter Peter Parsons of Woody African nation. for freedom-of-information laws and said his New Democrat Party was Point in his 79th year. Leaving to mourn Odidi longs to bring the ideals of protect freedom of the press. founded by Nigerian ex-pats from LAWLOR, Sister Mary Celine — Passed with fond and loving memories, his wife “I consider Canada home serious- Canada, the United States, the Unit- peacefully away at Presentation Mother- Norma (nee Martin); son Wayne (An- house on Good Friday, April 6, 2007, in ly,” Odidi said, noting he fought and ed Kingdom and Australia who feel nette) of Norris Point; daughters: Cyn- her 95th year. Predeceased by parents won in court to keep his Canadian the current government’s eight-year thia (Craig Lush) and Barbara James and Catherine, brothers John and citizenship when Nigerian officials reign should end. (Christopher Murley), both of Gander, Murt, sisters Katie, Nora and Elizabeth. suggested he had to give it up if he Though president Olusegun and Christine (Jack Caines) of Paradise; Left to mourn and to celebrate her life — wanted to run for the presidency. “It’s Obasanjo was considered a marked brothers and sisters: Mrs. Edna Noel, the Presentation Sisters, her sister-in- Harold (Allie), Gladys (Mrs. Bill Cooper). one of the strong reasons I am actu- improvement over his tyrant prede- law Mary Lawlor, her loving and devoted Special mention to the Tulk Family,espe- ally running because I think there are cessor, his government has nonethe- nieces, nephews, grand-nieces and cially Lorne (Melva Tulk) and Mrs. Lor- a lot of values I can bring to the situ- less developed a reputation for cor- grand-nephews; other relatives and raine Wilkes; his 10 grandchildren: ation in Nigeria.” ruption. friends. Resting at Presentation Mother- Candace, Janice, Lexie, Sarah, Erin, Abi- Odidi said Nigeria — a land rich in Obasanjo attempted to change house, Cathedral Square, St. John’s. Vis- gail, Ben, Jared, Rebecca and Julia. Also iting hours on Easter Sunday from 10 oil, minerals and agriculture where the constitution so he could serve a leaves to mourn a large circle of other a.m.–noon; 2–4 p.m. and 7–9 p.m. Vigil friction often erupts among its Mus- third term and, when unsuccessful, relatives and friends. Baxter was prede- Service at 8 p.m. Mass of Christian Bur- lim, Christian and tribal populations critics say he sought to ensure the ceased by his parents, brothers and sis- ial at the Basilica of St. John the Baptist — has much to learn from Canada’s victory of his handpicked candidate. ters: William and Emma Parsons, on Monday,April 9 at 9:30 a.m. Interment take on democracy, economics and Odidi said Nigeria is now at a “tip- Stanley and Pearl Tulk, George (Lillian), at Presentation Cemetery, Cathedral Jenny (Bill Bailey), Maisie (Finn Pelly), multiculturalism. ping point” and many citizens are Square. Samuel (Alice Parsons), Lillian (Horace But Canada, he said, could also beginning to realize the country Sheppard), Don (Rosie Parsons) and benefit from stronger ties with Nige- needs successful people with the Marie (Frank Miller). The family is re- ria. right skills and experience to come Alcoholics Anonymous ceiving family and friends from the St. “I’m a very strong believer in into the country to help. Andrew’s United Church in Woody Point Murray’s Canadian business and I think Cana- Considered among the top nine If you want to drink it’s your business. on Sunday, April 8, 2007, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. da should look for more opportuni- candidates out of a pool of 23, the If you want to quit, it’s our. and also Monday, April 9, 2007, 2-4 p.m. Floral ties on how to grow the GDP (gross father of five admits the journey Call 579-5215 [email protected] and 7-9 p.m., where also the funeral serv- Modern and domestic product),” he said. could be difficult and dangerous as ice will take place, on Tuesday, April 10, “I think (Canada) should look for elections in the country are often 2007 at 2 p.m. with Rev.Beverly Snow offi- Traditional ciating, with the interment to follow at Arrangements new markets and those emerging plagued by violence and corruption. markets are in Africa, and Nigeria has Odidi said he will continue his the family plot of the church cemetery in Funerals, Woody Point, N.L. In lieu of flowers, do- 140 million people. It is a big market practice of sticking to the issues nation to a charity of one’s choice would Birthdays and for Canada.” rather than playing on people’s emo- be graciously accepted. The funeral all occasions Odidi said Canadian aid for Africa tions and that he will be accompa- arrangements are under the direction of Serving St. John’s, is a “drop in the ocean” and should nied by a security team. Parsons Funeral Home, 63 North Main Portugal Cove & extend beyond mere dollars and “If it’s really a free and fair election, St., Deer Lake, N.L. To sign the Metro area cents. Building relationships people go out and vote for who they guest book, or to send a message of con- between Canadian and African com- want to vote for. If that happens, I dolence, visit www.parsonsfuneral- 895-2800 panies and promoting foreign invest- strongly feel I can take that ticket,” he home.com. We Deliver! ment, he said, would create a “win- said. 0-1848551 The Telegram WWW.THETELEGRAM.COM BUSINESS Sunday, April 8, 2007 A9 PERSONAL FINANCE Invest pension billions in infrastructure, economist says BY DON CAYO small pension plans access to a new and use their expertise to manage Not to mention helping to ensure better roads to drive on, more reli- class of investments, to allowing the assets in partnership with retail that all Canadians, including those able water and sewer services, more CANWEST NEWS SERVICE—VANCOUVER large pension plans to take stakes investors. who are poised to retire, will have efficient and up-to-date hospitals. ou may not always have as much cash as you’d like in your bank Yaccount, your pocket or your purse, but we Canadians — especial- ly the baby boomers — have an awful lot of money salted away. Most of it — in the range of $1.5 222 trillion — is in retirement savings, 222 000 either through company pension 444 000 plans, RRSPs or the Canada Pension 888 777 Plan. This is so much money that it’s 111 16 5 YEARS getting hard to find good places to park it. The result is a net outflow of $30 billion a year of Canadians’ sav- ings into offshore investments. Enter William Robson, a guy with A “Monumental” Achievement what he thinks is a better idea with what to do with all this cash. He doesn’t exactly have a bridge to sell 165 Years Serving Newfoundland & Labrador Families you, but he does think you might want your money used to buy one — When you want peace of mind - buy your cemetery monument from a local or a road, a waterworks, an airport, or maybe a power plant or a trans- Newfoundland company known for integrity, quality products, courteous & mission line or two. Robson, the president and CEO of compassionate service, expert craftsmanship and attention to detail. the C.D. 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Christians angered by Easter promotions he Gospels make no bones about Tit. Jesus was dead as a doornail. Check his pulse. Hold a feather over Rev. for ‘wacky’ works about Jesus Christ his mouth. Nothing. Had there been an autopsy, the Bob Ripley BY RACHEL ZOLL cause of death would likely have been suffocation as his arms gave out and THE ASSOCIATED PRESS—NEW YORK his sinking body compressed the he Easter season has an odd, new lungs. Or maybe it was massive blood reaction. If you think the answer is B tradition: the period of reflection loss from the impaling nails and bro- and then you think it’s All Of the Ton the crucifixion and resurrec- ken heart. Above, go with B. tion of Jesus Christ has become a No matter. The sun was quickly We’d like to think that when Jesus’ popular time for marketers to roll out setting to usher in the Jewish Sabbath disciples were told that He was no works — from the scholarly to the and so, thanks to the courage and longer dead, they would have been sensational — that challenge Chris- kindness of Joseph of Aramathea turning cartwheels in the sand. tianity’s core beliefs. who went begging to Pilate for the Nope. They thought that what the In the last several years, churchgo- corpse, Jesus was given a hasty, albeit women had said, something about ers have been hit with a steady decent, burial. seeing Jesus post-mortem, was total stream of claims that Jesus Christ nonsense, the babbling of fevered didn’t die on the cross, that he had a Task finished female minds clouded by grief. They wife and kids, and that the Bible is a With his last breath, Jesus had said it could still see those three crosses fraud. was finished. Now he was finished. even with their eyes closed. Even Christians across a broad spec- His days were over. with fingers in their ears, they could trum of belief are angered by the So was his mission of love and the hear the sound of his cry of thirst and trend. They accept the freedom to system of sacrifices whereby an ani- the buzzing of flies around the open question religion, but wonder why mal was the substitute for sinful wounds. the assaults come during their faith’s hearts. Finished, too, was the Eden- most sacred days. born separation between Creator Final curtain “Why are they doing it now and and creature. Death, nature’s way of saying why are they doing it in such a But all anyone who watched in “Howdy,” is the final curtain. The provocative way?” asked Rev. James devotion and horror knew was that Earth may be reborn with the vernal Martin, a Jesuit writer and author of Jesus was gone and that something merriment heralded by purple cro- “My Life With the Saints.” must have gone wrong. They had cuses and yellow daffodils, but a body “We have nothing to fear from come to Jerusalem to celebrate is not a tulip bulb. When a human is serious scientific inquiry, but when Passover, thinking that maybe this lowered into the ground, it stays put. it’s slanted and leaves out the reli- time Jesus would take control of the So the last thing any of them gious point of view, it’s very mislead- situation and liberate the Jews. They expected on the first day of the week ing. It can all be tied together in a had believed in him. They had taken was to be met by the one they slick package that can be very com- him at his word. They had left their mourned. It was hard to believe the pelling.” nets and cast their lot with him. Now unbelievable. This year’s outrage for Christians he was dead. Cowering behind closed Still is. was “The Lost Tomb of Jesus,” a docu- doors and drawn shades with their But looking back, it’s clear that the mentary suggesting that a south lamps low, would they be next on a crack of that dawn was like the crack Jerusalem cave discovered in 1980 Roman hit list? of the starter’s pistol. All those who contained the remains of Jesus — found, who still find, the news of indicating he wasn’t resurrected. James Cameron gestures as he refers to the two limestone ossuaries, foreground, found First reaction Easter believable, would be off and The filmmakers also suggest Mary in a 2,000-year-old tomb in Jerusalem in 1980 that he believes may have once held the So their first reaction to the news running. Magdalene was buried in the tomb, remains of Jesus of Nazareth and his family, during a news conference in New York in they were about to hear is hardly sur- Racing to love enemies, move that she and Jesus were married, and this February file photo. Cameron produced the Discovery Channel documentary “The prising. When faced with a “multiple mountains and change their world. that a stone box labelled “Judah son Lost Tomb of Jesus.” — Photo by The Associated Press choice” exam (or the “multiple guess” of Jesus” belonged to their son. we used to called it), the standard Bob Ripley is senior minister at Metropolitan The documentary was unveiled and had a child and was not thought follows, with Good Friday commem- approach was to go with your first United Church in London, Ont. six days into Lent by James Cameron, to be divine until long after his era. orating the crucifixion, and Easter Oscar-winning director of “Titanic,” The author conceded that “we are celebrating the resurrection. who produced the film. short of evidence” backing his claims. Cameron and Toronto-based film- BRIEFS Top archeologists in the U.S. and Still, his book publicity asked: “What maker Simcha Jacobovici insisted abroad called that claim and the if everything we have been told about their documentary was not meant as Lutheran leader condemns prosperity gospel film’s findings preposterous, but a the origins of Christianity is a lie?” an attack on faith. Yet, even scholarly Lund, Sweden (AP) — The president of the Lutheran World Federation urged mem- book based on the documentary Other Easters have seen the works that examine the historical bers to resist U.S. evangelists who preach that following Christianity can bring quickly climbed the bestseller list. release of works on the Gnostic truth of the biblical story have the wealth and success. “There is more tolerance in the gospels — the religious rival that lost capacity to offend, particularly when Rev. Mark Hanson, who is also presiding bishop of the Evangelical Lutheran general culture for all things wild and out to orthodox Christianity in they’re released at this time of year. Church in America, said Lutherans must challenge what he called a heresy being wacky about Jesus,” said Ben Wither- ancient times — and TV specials New Testament scholars and spread in their countries. ington, a New Testament expert at asserting that Jesus was merely archeologists say that, the more out- “We are now exporting not only products,”Hanson said about the United Asbury Theological Seminary and human. landish the claims, the bigger the States, “we are exporting prosperity-gospel preaching evangelists to your coun- author of “What Have They Done “It’s become a rite of passage in sales impact — which increases tries who are beckoning Lutherans away from their Lutheran churches.” With Jesus?” the Lenten season,” said Bill Dono- demand for ideas from the fringe. He said the federation must teach true Christianity “rather than some other dis- hue, head of the Catholic League, an They are being presented to a public tortion of the Gospel that we now export and is pure heresy.” Annual event anti-defamation group. “It’s not a with little knowledge of early Chris- Hanson spoke at a recent federation assembly. It marked the 60th anniversary Last year’s Lenten season brought matter of ‘Let’s agree to disagree,’ it’s tianity reading unfiltered informa- of the Lutheran group, which has 140 member churches in 78 countries, represent- similar affronts. a matter of ’Let’s undermine Chris- tion on the Internet, experts say. ing more than 66 million Christians. The paperback edition of Dan tianity.’ ” “Now all you have to do is click on Hanson noted it was difficult to remain in fellowship considering the diversity Brown’s novel “The Da Vinci Code” — For filmmakers and publishers, it the computer screen,” said Jodi Mag- of viewpoints and beliefs of member churches, but called their global connection about a Roman Catholic conspiracy seems only logical to promote Chris- ness, a specialist in early Judaism and a “sheer gift.” to hide Jesus’ marriage — was tian-themed works when millions of archeology at the University of North At an opening news conference, Rev. Ishmael Noko, the federation’s general released, along with Michael people are contemplating the life and Carolina at Chapel Hill. “That makes secretary, asked member churches to be respectful when they discuss the Bible Baigent’s non-fiction, “The Jesus death of Christ. Lent, the 40-day peri- it easier for people to read up about and sexuality, along with marriage, family and polygamy, so conflicting views Papers: Exposing the Greatest Cover- od starting on Ash Wednesday, things. The public is presented with don’t divide Lutherans. Up in History.” marks the period Jesus fasted and information that they cannot really Differences over scripture and homosexuality are creating rifts within many Baigent said Jesus was married prayed in the wilderness. Holy Week evaluate.” Protestant groups. POLITICS Britain says schools have right to ban students from wearing veils London (AP) — British schools can ban students from wearing Muslim veils if teach- ers believe they affect safety, security or pupils’ learning, the government said UN rights council adopts resolution recently. However, school administrators should speak with parents before enacting a ban, the Education Ministry said in a statement. “While they should make every effort to accommodate social, religious or med- against religious defamation at Muslim prodding ical requirements of individual pupils, the needs of safety, security and effective learning in the school must always take precedence,”Schools Minister Jim Knight BY ELIANE ENGELER deep concern at attempts to identify joined European countries in opposi- said. Islam with terrorism, violence and tion, primarily citing its excessive Several recent court cases have challenged schools’ decisions to ban some THE ASSOCIATED PRESS—GENEVA human rights violations.” focus on Islam and incompatibility forms of Islamic dress as part of the school’s uniform policy. slamic countries pushed through It makes no mention of Buddhism, with fundamental rights such as the Britain’s highest appeals court ruled a year ago that a school acted properly in Ia resolution recently at the UN Christianity, Hinduism, Judaism or freedoms of speech and thought. refusing to allow a student to wear a jilbab — a long, flowing gown covering all Human Rights Council urging a glob- any other religion besides Islam, but “The problem of religious intoler- her body except her hands and face. The school said the clothing item was not al prohibition on the public defama- urges countries “to take resolute ance is worldwide and not limited to permitted under school policy. tion of religion — a response largely action to prohibit the dissemination certain religions,” Brigitta Maria Sief- The issue of face-covering veils has sparked a debate over religious tolerance to the furor last year over caricatures of racist and xenophobic ideas and ker-Eberle of Germany said on behalf and cultural assimilation in Britain, which is home to 1.6 million Muslims. published in a Danish newspaper of material aimed at any religion or its of the 27-country European Union. the Prophet Muhammad. followers that constitute incitement Ghana, India, Nigeria, Zambia and Anti-Mormon group gives away DVDs in effort to sway members The statement proposed by the and religious hatred, hostility or vio- some of the council’s Latin American Phoenix (AP) — A group opposed to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Organization of Islamic Conference lence.” countries abstained. There are 17 distributed 18,000 copies of a film designed to sway Mormons to quit. addressed what it called a “cam- Iran, whose President Mahmoud Muslim countries in the 47-nation The DVDs of “Jesus Christ/Joseph Smith” were handed out in Mesa, Gilbert, paign” against Muslim minorities Ahmadinejad has repeatedly called human rights council. Their alliance Tempe, Snowflake, Taylor and Tucson, said Jim Robertson, executive director of and the Islamic religion around the for Israel to be “wiped off the map,” with China, Cuba, Russia and most of Concerned Christians, an organization largely made up of former Mormons. The world since the Sept. 11, 2001 terror- belongs to the 57-member Islamic the African members means they can film contrasts the teachings of Jesus Christ and Latter-day Saints founder Joseph ist attacks in the United States. conference. almost always achieve a majority. Smith. The resolution, which was oppos- The resolution was adopted by a Human Rights Watch said the res- Smith, considered a prophet by Mormons, said God miraculously empowered ed by European and a number of oth- 24-14 vote, with nine abstentions. olution could endanger the basic him to translate the sacred Book of Mormon from golden plates. Smith revised — er non-Muslim countries, “expresses Canada, Japan and South Korea rights of individuals. and in his view corrected — large sections of the Bible. “We’re not against the Mormon people,”said Robertson, a former Mormon who CLERGY founded the organization 35 years ago. “If we hated the Mormons, we’d let them stew in their own juices.” Don Evans, an LDS church spokesman in Arizona, said Robertson is on a lifetime Bishops condemn theologian’s work crusade to attack the denomination. “It won’t faze members of our church one iota,”Evans said. “They’re strong enough in their own beliefs.” THE ASSOCIATED PRESS—WASHINGTON his views wide distribution “as if they last year. were a valid alternative to the teach- He said he told the bishops that Vatican announces papal visit to Brazil May 9-14 he U.S. Conference of Catholic ing of the Catholic Church,” so the they were overly fixated on contra- Vatican City (AP) — Pope Benedict will make his first trip to Latin America in May, a TBishops has taken the unusual step prelates felt it was important to pub- ception, abortion and same-sex mar- visit to Brazil to address the region’s Roman Catholic bishops, the Vatican said of declaring pamphlets by a Mar- licly denounce his arguments. riage and neglected justice issues recently. quette University theologian incom- Maguire, a graduate of Pontifical including poverty, racism and envi- The Pope leaves Rome on May 9 and will remain in Sao Paulo until May 11, patible with church teaching. Gregorian University in Rome, teach- ronmental degradation. when he goes to the city of Aparecida to open a once-a-decade meeting of the Daniel Maguire last year distrib- es religious ethics at Marquette, a Marquette University said in a Episcopate of Latin America and the Caribbean. uted pamphlets to all the U.S. bishops Jesuit school. He has been challeng- statement that it agrees with the Bishops from Canada, the United States, Spain and Portugal also will attend, titled, “The Moderate Roman Catho- ing the church’s views on sexuality for bishops that Maguire’s pamphlets are along with a small group of lay people and representatives of other denomina- lic Position on Contraception and years. not in accord with Catholic teaching. tions. Abortion” and “A Catholic Defense of In a response to the bishops, But Maguire has a right to express his Brazil is the world’s largest Roman Catholic country, but the church throughout Same-Sex Marriage.” Maguire called church leaders “arro- views and, “as a tenured professor, he the whole region has been losing members steadily to Pentecostal and other The bishops’ doctrine committee gant,” saying they ignored the central also has rights related to his academ- denominations. said in a statement that Maguire gave message of his pamphlets and letter ic discipline,” the university said. Benedict is scheduled to return to Rome on May 14. The Telegram A12 Sunday, April 8, 2007 INTERNATIONAL WWW.THETELEGRAM.COM

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BY NICHOLAS PAPHITIS level of safety standards and was equipped with the latest navigation THE ASSOCIATED PRESS—ATHENS systems,” said Giorgos Stathopoulos, he captain of a cruise ship that spokesman for the operator. sank off an Aegean Sea island, NET earlier reported that investiga- Tsending more than 1,500 passen- tors believed most of the damage to gers and crew onto rescue boats, was the ship’s hull was done before the cap- charged Saturday with causing a ship- tain issued a distress signal, when he wreck through negligence. was trying to manoeuvre the ship away A Merchant Marine Ministry from the rocks. spokeswoman confirmed that a prose- The ministry spokeswoman had cutor charged the captain but said she said the captain and the five others could not confirm a report on state were appearing before the prosecutor NET TV that five other officers had on the nearby island of Naxos. also been charged. “The testimony process has started, The charge carries a maximum five- and the prosecutor is examining all the year prison sentence. documents from the initial investiga- Two French passengers remained tion,” she said, speaking on condition of missing after the Sea Diamond hit anonymity. rocks and foundered Thursday near Officials were also cleaning up fuel Santorini Island. that leaked from inside the vessel, The rest of the 1,154 passengers — which sank 15 hours after hitting the including 60 Canadians — and 391 rocks. crew were rescued in a three-hour Thursday’s evacuation was the operation after the ship hit a volcanic largest Greek rescue operation since reef. the September 2000 Express Samina Some passengers complained of an ferry disaster, which killed 80 people insufficient supply of life vests, little near the holiday island of Paros when it guidance from crew members and struck rocks in the night and sank. being forced into a steep climb down The country’s tourism minister said rope-ladders to safety. Claire Chevrier (right) of Boca Raton, Fla., is embraced by Vlad Slepak, of Miami, after her arrival at Miami International Airport Satur- those responsible for the accident “will The 142-metre Sea Diamond struck day in Miami. Chevrier had been aboard the Sea Diamond, a Greek-flagged cruise ship that hit a reef and sank Thursday off an Aegean be held accountable in the strictest rocks a few minutes before it was to Sea island. Nearly 1,600 people were retrieved from the sinking ship Thursday in a three-hour rescue operation after the vessel way.” dock some 400 metres from shore. foundered on a volcanic reef. — Photo by The Associated Press “Greece is a major tourism destina- After the accident, the captain, the tion and incidents like this must not be chief mate, second mate, third mate, of the Greek-flagged vessel were taken The ship’s operator, Louis Cruise sel was well maintained. allowed to occur,” said Tourism Minis- chief cabin steward and housekeeper into custody for questioning. Lines, has insisted the 21-year-old ves- “The vessel maintained the highest ter Fanny Palli Petralia. RELIGION Pope presides over candlelit Easter Vigil mass at St. Peter’s

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS—VATICAN CITY “This is the joy of the Easter Vigil: kled. water. One of the baptized children, a Good Friday ritual in many parts of we are free,” Benedict said in his During the service, Benedict bap- little boy, wiped the water from his the world. ope Benedict baptized eight people homily. tized eight people — six adults and eyes as he sucked on a lollypop. Tens of thousands of faithful were Pduring a candlelit Easter Vigil mass “In the resurrection of Jesus, love two children — part of the joyful Benedict, who turns 80 later this expected to flock to St. Peter’s Square in St. Peter’s Basilica early today, saying has been shown to be stronger than renewal Christians associate with month, appeared to tire by the end of early today for the pope’s Easter mass they had “a new beginning in life” as he death, stronger than evil.” Easter. the more than two-hour mass, which and later to hear his “Urbi et Orbi” ushered in the most important event Benedict opened the mass by “Baptism is more than a bath, a capped a busy Holy Week. On Good message delivered from the basilica’s of the Christian calendar. blessing a large white candle, which purification. It is more than becom- Friday, Benedict presided over two central balcony overlooking the The church considers the period he then carried down the main aisle ing part of a community,” Benedict long, back-to-back public cere- square. between Good Friday, which com- of the darkened basilica amid Latin said. monies, including an afternoon ser- After today’s events, Benedict is memorates Jesus’ crucifixion, and chants. Slowly, the pews began to “It is a new birth. A new beginning vice and a late-night Way of the Cross scheduled to head to the papal sum- Easter Sunday, which marks his res- light up as his lone flame was shared in life.” procession at the Colosseum to mark mer residence at Castel Gandolfo, in urrection, as the most important of with candles carried by the faithful Applause rang out in the basilica Jesus’ suffering and death. the Alban Hills south of Rome, for a all vigils. until finally the whole basilica twin- after the eight were blessed with holy The Via Crucis procession is a few days of rest. A FAMILY VACATION WIN FOR 4 TO

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It’s a fascinating piece of work — that for many is out of sight, out of one of those big-picture studies that mind. helps connect the dots and shed light It was this sort of big-picture on the complex interconnections thinking that helped make RAM such between various species in an ecosys- a giant in his field. tem. In 2005, Fortune magazine named But what makes this particular him one of the world’s Top 10 people piece of science so important to me to watch. He was indeed a distin- personally is the lead author — Ran- guished scientist, an engaging public som Myers of Dalhousie University in speaker and leading advocate for Halifax. change. Dr. R.A. Myers — RAM to his Sadly, we will now never know friends — died earlier that same what else he may have accomplished. week. His death from a brain tumour, at just The Science paper is typical of 54, came at the height of his scientif- RAM’s work. He was a brilliant scien- ic career and at a time when the Grade 4 students from Edmonton’s Wye elementary school snowshoe at the Strathcona Wilderness Centre last month. tist who became a tireless advocate world needed him most. — Photo by CanWest News Service. for conservation after finding dis- In February, I was fortunate turbing trends in our oceans. enough to be able to visit RAM in the ENVIRONMENT It was those trends that led him to hospital. By then, he could only say raise alarm bells over mismanage- yes or no, but he understood every- ment of the Atlantic cod when he was thing that was going on and what with the Canadian Department of was being said. I hope I was able to Kids losing touch with nature Fisheries and Oceans. adequately convey just how much he For his efforts, he was first had accomplished and how much he ignored, and then reprimanded. The had done for science and for conserv- BY LIANE FAULDER San Diego writer and chairman of kids do inside. The Statistics Canada fact that he was later proven right I’m ing nature for future generations. the Children and Nature Network website notes that in 2004, 12- to 17- sure offered him little consolation RAM’s Science paper on the CANWEST NEWS SERVICE—EDMONTON (www.seenaturenet.org). “I spent a year-olds played an average of 10 as he watched the fisheries collapse. demise of sharks seems to be getting fierce March wind is blowing lot of my boyhood in those woods. hours of video games and watched 10 More than 15 years later, it has yet to good publicity, as it should. Rather across the snow at Edmonton’s They were mine, I owned them. I hours of television a week, for a total recover. than merely being mindless man- ABennett Centre, whipping colour pulled out hundreds of survey stakes of 20 hours of screen time. In 2003, RAM published a paper in eaters, sharks are an integral part of into the cheeks of Donna Grason’s so the bulldozers would not take out “The No. 1 competitor for Scouts the journal Nature that earned him the ocean’s web of life. class of Grade 4s and 5s. Despite the my woods. isn’t hockey or soccer,” says D.J. worldwide recognition. As the report shows, killing them chill, the children scamper near this “I had that sense of deep connec- Gough, executive director of the The report was a culmination of off for shark-fin soup has allowed river valley nature centre, their coats tion and ownership of nature. But I Northern Lights council, one of 20 years of work with his colleague, Dr. other species, like rays, to thrive. But open, shouting and throwing bean- had no idea that my woods were con- Scouting organizations in the coun- Boris Worm. Together, they had care- booming ray populations are now bags as they take part in a mock buf- nected ecologically to other woods. try. “It’s video games.” fully dissected decades’ worth of fish- decimating their favourite food falo hunt. Now the relationship is reversed. Indeed, membership in Canadian ing data and found that major large source — scallops. And since scallops The outing introduces them to Kids can tell you anything about the youth groups that base their activi- predatory fish — the ones we most help filter water, their loss has actual- bison hunts of yesteryear. But the Amazon rainforest, but they are ties on the outdoors, like Scouts, have like to eat, such as tuna, cod and ly resulted in poorer water quality in kids are discovering more than their unlikely to tell you about the last been declining for years, in part due swordfish — had seen their popula- some areas. heritage as Canadians. They are get- time they went outside and watched to the myriad choices available to tions plummet by some 90 per cent in Myers was at the leading edge of ting in touch with the great outdoors. the leaves move.” young people and families. In 1986, just 50 years. conservation biology. He consistently “They don’t spend enough time Louv says if children don’t feel as if the Girl Guide movement in Canada The paper was controversial, strove to dig deeper and go further in outside,” bemoans Grason, a teacher the outdoors belongs to them, they — rooted in camping and canoeing especially in the fishing industry, the search for answers to pressing for 18 years who has seen students may not care as much about what — attracted 211,772 girls and teens. because it warned that many more ecological issues. move increasingly from the sunshine happens to it. He says issues like cli- By 2005, only 92,238 were registered. fisheries would face collapse if we His efforts raised the public’s of parks and playgrounds into mate change or sustainable develop- The less children are outside, the don’t seriously cut back on what we understanding of the plight of our the dimness of dens and computer ment won’t resonate with young peo- less they want to be. Liz Barter, a Girl are taking out of the oceans. oceans, and he inspired a generation rooms. ple as they become consumers and Guides leader for 20 years, says they But RAM was never one to back of marine biologists. His work will be “The kids would rather stay home decision-makers. used to have “no difficulty at all in down from controversy. In fact, con- sorely missed, and so will he. and watch TV and play video games,” Statistics Canada does not track getting kids out. But now, particular- troversy probably helped the story says Grason. “The computer helps how much time kids spend outside. ly in winter, they’ll often say, ‘We’re earn media attention around the David Suzuki is a scientist, environmentalist them with their work. But as far as But there is information about what not going outside, are we?’ “ world — shedding light on a problem and host of The Nature of Things. going camping or spending time out- side in the ravine, it doesn’t happen. It’s because of technology.” Sunday, April 8 Grason isn’t the only one to notice Vu SC 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 the trend. 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Scarlett secretive Scotty to be about Timberlake tryst beamed up Actress won’t confirm or deny reports Actor’s ashes aboard The Telegram about romance with musician. Page B3 rocket, headed for 1Sunday, April 8, 2007 Page B3 B Digest space. WWW.THETELEGRAM.COM Local News A3 • National News A5 • Opinion/Editorial A6 • International News A8 • Sports B14 • Entertainment B3 • Classifieds B8 • Comics B7 SOCIETY Dealing with death Emergency-response personnel often encounter scenes that stay in their memory forever BY DANETTE DOOLEY manner. As time passed, Power says, the mother of SPECIAL TO THE TELEGRAM the baby wrote a letter of thanks to the fire- lthough it happened almost 40 years ago, fighters for their efforts in trying to save her Larry Peyton remembers as if it were yes- child. Aterday the call that brought him face-to- She was fortunate to escape with her own face with death for the first time. life, Power says. The retired RNC staff sergeant was 20 at the Like all first responders, the camaraderie time. formed between firefighters is like that of an The call came from a boarding house in the extended family, Power says. centre of the city, Peyton recalls. “When we get back, we look at every aspect “When we got there, we ran upstairs. The of a fire and the decisions we made. And if we man was kneeling down on the floor. His face feel downtrodden because somebody was was on the bed in a pool of blood. We rolled him killed, we have our critical-incident debriefing over and his throat was slit from side to side.” plan and we have our chaplain to talk to us. We The man had used a small pocket knife to avail of him more now that we ever did.” take his own life, Peyton says. “He’d cut his jugular and that’s why there hris Harris is a primary-care paramedic with was so much blood.” CEastern Health and president of the Para- Peyton retired in 1997 after punching in 30 medic Association of Newfoundland and years as a police officer. Labrador. Dealing with death as a first responder A paramedic for three years, Harris’s first instills just how precious and fragile life is, he experience with death came while he was in says. training as a paramedic. “You come to appreciate life and other peo- The call involved a young man who’d taken ple.” an overdose of pills. Breaking the news to a parent that their “It was a chaotic scene,” Harris recalls. child has been killed is one of the hardest situa- “The family members were emotionally dis- tions a police officer must face, he says. traught and the man was beyond resuscitation “I always say we were put on this Earth for efforts. Even though it was apparent to us that our own to bury us. Not for us to bury our own, he’d been gone awhile, it wasn’t to the family. but that’s not always the case.” They’re asking if anything else can be done and Peyton found that out many times. One was you’re explaining to them that there’s nothing on a sunny summer afternoon. more you can do.” “I had to go to a home. A 14-year-old girl had Emergency responders choose their profes- just been killed while riding on the back of an sions in order to help others. ATV. I took our force padre with me to break it Such a call is often the first realization that to the family,” Peyton says. not all calls will end in second chances. When death took the life of a young person, When it’s the first time you’re dealing with Peyton always thought of his own two sons. such a situation, Harris says, it’s almost like “And as th ey got older and moved away, “you’re looking at the scene from a bit of a dis- when I’d come across the death of a young per- tance.” son, I’d call each one of them and ask them “You’re dealing with the family and you need how they were doing and if they needed any- to confirm that the person is dead. You’re trying thing.” to gather information from the family to pass The young adults knew by the tone of their along to the physician. But it’s hard to get that father’s voice that something serious had hap- information because you realize they are so dis- pened on the job. traught.” “They’d say, ‘You came across another death, Saving lives and watching people die goes hey Dad.’” Pictured are (clockwise from left): Larry Peyton, retired police officer; Dr. Rick Singleton, pastoral care; Patrick hand-in-hand with emergency-response work. Power, firefighter; and Chris Harris, paramedic. — Photo by Mel Courage/The Telegram Being thrown into people’s lives when r. Rick Singleton is a grief counsellor and they’re at their most vulnerable can be a surre- Ddirector of pastoral care with Eastern “People get an opportunity to sit and talk and no skin on his back. His clothes were al feeling, Harris says. Health. with others and get a bit of advice and direction embedded on him. But the front of his body was “It can be a feeling of extreme helplessness Every firefighter, police officer and para- and support from individuals who have had just like the day he came out of the womb.” when you know that no efforts will be success- medic can tell you in great detail the circum- some expertise and training to help analyse Power also recalls a fire on Springdale Street ful. But you can’t allow yourself to get emotion- stances surrounding the first sudden death that these events,” Singleton says. involving a young child. ally attached or you won’t last long on the job.” they’ve responded to, he says. “And it ’s far b etter to have a system in place “That one will haunt me till the day that I “The memories become totally embedded in to help people deal with these things when they die,” he says. eyton’s son, Larry Jr., followed in his father’s your mind: the colours, what the people were happen, instead of later when they become big- By the time the firefighters got on the scene, Pfootsteps. He is an RCMP officer in Calgary. wearing, the smells, the sounds, who was there ger problems to the individuals involved and to the home was already engulfed in flames. Peyton recalls the time his son called him, and what they said.” the organization.” “We stuck the ladder up at the back of the about three months into the job. Responding to such a call is often a turning house, but we knew there was no way we could “He said, ‘Dad, I think I can appreciate every- point in the lives of first responders, Singleton ieut. Patrick (Paddy) Power has been a mem- get in with BA (breathing apparatus). So we had thing you went through in the force.’ He said, ‘I says. Lber of the St. John’s Regional Fire Department to go defensive.” came upon my first traffic accident. A guy got “It’s the realization of the vulnerability of for more than a quarter of a century. In an effort to knock down the raging blaze, decapitated.’” human life. It’s an exposure to the intensity of His first call involving loss of life happened the ladder was moved to the side of the house, Knowing what his son was going through, what death is, and that intensity of human almost 27 years ago at a home on Prescott Power recalls. Peyton asked how he was doing. emotions can often be overwhelming.” Street. It’s as vivid today as the last call he’s gone “I poured thousands of gallons of water in, “He said, ‘Oh, I’ll be fine in a couple of days.’ While emergency responders deal with on, Power says. trying to knock the fire down. I didn’t know that He said, ‘I’ll think about this for awhile though.’ death on a regular basis, there are no textbooks “I remember this man hanging out the third room was where the little baby was. But I can I said, ‘No, you won’t think about it for awhile. or teaching tools to prepare them for the floor window and the flames licking out over still see the boys coming out with that little You’ll think about it for the rest of your life.’” extraordinary event. That’s why critical inci- the top of his head. When we got to him, he was infant. We just couldn’t get in with all the fire dent-debriefing is important, he says. still alive, but he had no hair left on his head and smoke,” he says in an almost apologetic [email protected] Starting your day requires plenty of decisions

o you find yourself beat to a snot which huge, multi-national corpora- the gross national product of many way up to the heaviest and darkest Dby the time you make it through tions have somehow managed to con- African nations, a fact which, omi- Italian roasts, and decide on the par- the door in the mornings? Are you vince us are essential to our physical, nously, hasn’t been lost on them. ticular species — Arabica, Robusta or completely shagged out before you Tony Collins financial and psycho-sexual well- Next comes the modern-day Liberica — that best suits our mood even get to the office? being. The condoms we can leave till equivalent of the old theological on any particular day. If so, you don’t necessarily have later — at least until after breakfast — debate about how many angels can But we’re not quite done yet. Cof- anything to worry about. It may not but in the meantime there are impor- dance on the head of a pin. How fees are also classified geographical- be terminal. More than likely, you are tant decisions to be made regarding many blades can they possibly ly; different kinds are named accord- simply worn out by the sheer number sions — whether to eat his last rotten the soap (scented, unscented, soft, squeeze into one razor? If a single ing to where they are grown and are of decisions required of you after potato, or save it for supper. hard etc., ad infinitum); the shampoo blade is good, are five plus two aloe called growths. making that first fateful decision as We, on the other hand, are forced (oily, dry or regular hair, anti-dandruff, strips, a pulsating motor and a pivot- Growths are further classified by to whether or not to actually get out to start living with previous decisions with or without conditioner, etc., ad ing head necessarily that much bet- the names of the ports from which of bed and face the day. and dealing with new ones the infinitum); the toothpaste (paste, ter? they are shipped, which further adds Recent research has shown that moment we reluctantly raise our powder, gel, anti- And how much to the pressure being placed upon us the average North American male heads from the pillow (which in itself bacterial, etc., ad Our ancestors were nowhere am I prepared to at this ungodly hour of the morning. makes or will have made approxi- is the result of an earlier decision to infinitum); and the pay to achieve (Those with a strong social con- mately 10,672 different choices go with white goose down, duck underarm deodor- near as stressed as we are. complete shaving science may also wish to consider the affecting or otherwise relating to his down, chicken or turr feathers, poly- ant (whether to satisfaction with- possible merits of fair-trade coffee.) daily disposition, deportment and ester or foam). use it or not now They didn’t have the same out having to Some juice, you say? Would you demeanor within the first 60 minutes Do I turn on the radio or the TV, or that it ranks right resort to the food prefer orange, grapefruit, cranberry of awakening. maybe both just to annoy the up there with selection of stuff to agonize bank? or grape? Have you decided on the For women, who generally lead far wife/girlfriend/whatever? smoking as a soc- Assuming that milk (1%, 2%, skimmed, etc.) and the more convoluted lives than men, this Should I risk opening the curtains, ially unacceptable over that we do. no one wants a sweetener (white sugar, brown sugar, figure almost doubles to 19,473, of blinds or roman shades and taking a practice). double rum and honey, aspartame, sucralose, etc.)? which 3,426 separate choices alone peek out the double-hung, single- Then there’s the toilet paper (two- coke, a good cup of tea or coffee Toast (white, brown, raison, whole have to do with the particular shade hung or casement windows over- ply, four-ply, recycled, quilted, etc., ad wouldn’t go astray ’round about now. grain, rye, etc.)? of lipstick they choose. looking the sidewalk, parking lot or infinitum) which for some strange But what kind? In the case of the tea, Maybe after all that, we’ll skip the Our ancestors were nowhere near back garden littered with the usual reason in Western society has taken we could opt for loose, brick, bags, bacon and eggs. There are still 727 as stressed as we are. They didn’t winter’s worth of dog poop? on a cultural significance and degree green, black, oolong, Lapsang, Sou- decisions to be made regarding have the same selection of stuff to of importance out of all proportion to chong, ad infinitum. clothes, double the number for cross- agonize over that we do. Unlimited choice its lowly, albeit fundamental, func- As for coffee, we have to settle on dressers. It’s going to be a long day. So Two centuries ago, your typical After staggering bleary eyed from the tion. one of any number of ways of making have a Happy Easter … if you’re not middle-class Irishman, for example, bedroom to the bathroom, one The advertising dollars expended the stuff — Greek, Turkish, pot or too tired to enjoy it. dragged himself out of his vermin- encounters the plethora of items cho- on promoting the premise that one steeped, drip, espresso, and so on — infested bed of straw each morning sen earlier from the almost unlimited brand is less likely to lacerate sensi- pick out our preferred variety of Tony Collins lives and writes in Gander. His and was faced with only two deci- range of personal-hygiene products tive rear ends than another exceeds roast, whether light city roast all the column returns April 22. CKMY

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The Sunday Telegram’s 20 Questions SSaraara SextonSexton

Sara Sexton has been actively supporting people who are HIV positive since her son, Tommy, died of AIDS in 1993. — Photo by Gary Hebbard/The Telegram

BY DANETTE DOOLEY A project of the AIDS Committee of Newfoundland In addition to their own nine children, the Sextons and Labrador (ACNL), the facility provides housing and had a boarder who came for the short term but stayed SPECIAL TO THE TELEGRAM supportive services to people living with HIV/AIDS. for 50 years. ara Sexton recalls the day she found out that her son, Sara Sexton graduated from Memorial College’s “She still comes back and forth now to visit,” Sexton Tommy, was HIV positive as a day that struck fear in teachers’ training program in 1944. says with a smile. Sher heart. Shortly after that, she met Edward (Ned) Sexton. Throughout their lives, both Sara and Ned were avid “I was in hospital. I had surgery. He’d just volunteers. come back from Halifax and he was going Causes close to Sexton’s heart included away again in a few days,” she recalls. In 2002, Sexton became the first recipient of Memorial Elizabeth House for Single Mothers, the Kiwa- “He came to see me and he brought me nis of Grenfell, the Agnes Cowan Hostel visita- flowers. He said, ‘I have something to tell you.’ University’s Alumni Award for Outstanding Community Service. tion program, Meals on Wheels, Mary Queen All I could think of was drugs. But he said, ‘I’m of Peace church, cancer patients’ transporta- HIV positive.’ All I could think of was he’s going Sexton continues to share her compassion with HIV/AIDS tion program, the Gathering Place lunch pro- to die. I couldn’t get past that.” gram and the CNIB reading program. Knowing she needed to be strong for her victims. She also visits local high schools to speak to them In 2002, Sexton became the first recipient of son, Sexton quickly regained her composure. Memorial University’s Alumni Award for Out- “I said, ‘Now, don’t worry. Because, no mat- about her beloved Tommy and the disease that ended his life. standing Community Service. ter what they say, you’re going to be all right. Sexton continues to share her compassion Because I’m going to pray so hard. God love him,’” Sexton They were married for more than 50 years and had with HIV/AIDS victims. She also visits local high schools says, rocking softly in her favourite chair. nine children. Ned has since passed away. to speak to them about her beloved Tommy and the dis- Just as Tommy Sexton put a human face on HIV/AIDS Sexton’s time in the classroom included 11 years ease that ended his life. before he passed away in 1993, his mother continues to teaching at Mount Cashel Orphanage. Speaking out is her way of helping erase the stigma advocate on behalf of people living with the disease. “I used to make little movies with them,” she recalls. that’s attached to HIV/AIDS, she says. A gifted actor and musician, Tommy Sexton was 36 at “We’d get a carton and turn it into a TV. They’d draw “When you’re touched by something as badly as HIV, the time of his death. out the stories and they were good at it, too. Then one lit- it’s good for people to know they have someone on their The Sexton family was the driving force behind the tle fellow would read the script. He’d read it as the other side. Because, they have the world against them, and construction of the Tommy Sexton Centre. children turned the pages in the box.” they’re still battling for their lives.”

What is your full name? six or seven. But I didn’t take care of my What is your personal motto? say my worst quality is I procrastinate too Sara Rita Sexton. voice. When I sing now, I croak. (Laughs) Do unto others as you would have them do much. unto you. Where and when were you born? What are five CDs in your music collec- Who inspires you? St. Mary’s, St. Mary’s Bay, in 1923. tion? Do you have any hidden talents? People with integrity. My husband had Wait now (gets up from her rocking chair to They must be all hidden. (Laughs.) Public great integrity. He knew nothing about Where is home today? check her stereo). My newest one is Tommy speaking is not a hidden talent, but I count telling a lie or a fib. And I really admire that. Ennis Avenue, St. John’s. Fleming. And I’ve got Roger Whittaker, Isla it as a talent. I try not to be proud about it, and Al Grant, Paddy Reilly and “A Path of but I think when I speak people get some- Who would you least (or most) like to What is your greatest indulgence? Hope” — that’s a lovely, inspirational one by thing out of it. Or at least that’s what I be stuck in an elevator with? I’d have to say reading. Now, singing I love, Christine Brown. hope. I don’t have any heartthrobs. I look at the but my voice is getting poor. Hollywood crowd. I used to love the old Who would play you in a movie about What bugs you? crowd, James Mason and all of them. What was one act of rebellion you your life? Little things bug me, but I have to get over They’re nearly all gone now. I’d have to say committed as a youth? I think my daughter, Sara. She’s very much it. When I buy baker’s bread, which I rarely someone with a good sense of humour. I rebelled about my curfew. We had to be in like me when I was young, going headlong do because I make my own, I have to work before 10 after 10. My father used to go for into things. those little plastic things off to get at it. Who is one person, living or deceased, a game of cards and that’s when he’d get They’re a bugger to get off. you’d love to have lunch with? home. We had to be home by then so he’d What was the most vivid dream you’ve My grandchild Anna. She lives in the States. know where we were. ever had? What do you like to do to relax? She’s 11 now. I have a very strange experience and it hap- I like to listen to music and I love my rock- What was your favourite year? pens really often. Someone is passing me a ing chair. What would you do if you won the lot- In 1945, Ned and I started going out big array of flowers. You wouldn’t believe tery? together. We were married in 1946. I had the lovely colours. I can’t wait to get them. What are your best and worst quali- Oh my God. I’d love to win it, because right a lot of love that year. When they’re But when I reach up my hand to take them, ties? away I have eight people to help. I’d love to young they’re able to pour the love all that’s when I wake up. I think my best quality is patience. I grew up see my children and grandchildren well tak- over you. And I get great joy out of being with nine brothers and one sister. I was en care of. I don’t need much. Just enough loved. What are you reading at the moment? always on the defensive. My father was to keep me going. So, I might buy a bit of (Goes into her bedroom and comes back always saying, “Don’t you go answering new clothes. What is your greatest regret? with a book) “Stories from the Heart” com- back them boys.”Because the men couldn’t I was singing on the stage when I was only piled by Alice Gray. be tormented in those days. And I’d have to [email protected] The Telegram WWW.THETELEGRAM.COM BACKSTAGE Sunday, April 8, 2007 B3 FILM Scarlett Johansson mum on fling THE ASSOCIATED PRESS—NEW YORK Josh Hartnett last fall, says she’s not focused on finding another id Scarlett Johansson have a fling boyfriend. If she were in a relation- Dwith Justin Timberlake? She’s not ship, the actress says she’d create a saying. sense of mystery. “We live in a world today where if “I can’t stand mind games,” she two people are single — and one’s a says. “But I think you should be mys- guy and one’s a girl and terious and flirtatious. You they’re both famous — should always have some you’re going to be linked mystery in a relationship. with somebody,” the 22-year- You don’t want to know old actress tells Seventeen what the person’s thinking magazine’s May issue, on all the time. And you don’t newsstands this week. want him to know what “If it’s somebody one you’re thinking all the time.” week, it’s going to be some- What does Johansson, body else the next week. It’s whose screen credits include either me or Jessica Biel,” “Lost in Translation,” “Girl Johansson said with a laugh. With a Pearl Earring” and Timberlake, a former Scarlett Johansson “Match Point,” like most member of boy band ’N about herself? Sync, and “Charlie’s Angels” actress “Other than my ability to do the Cameron Diaz — who had been dat- running man (dance) and the fact ing since 2003 — confirmed their that I can sing all the words to Salt-N- split in January. Timberlake’s high- Pepa songs? I think it’s that I find Chinese youths perform stunts as actor Jackie Chan, not seen, launches a Chinese TV competition aimed at scouting out new action- profile relationship with Britney beauty in unusual things, like hang- movie talent, saying Saturday that more than 100,000 people have already signed up for a shot at kung fu stardom in Beijing. Spears ended in 2002. ing your head out the window or sit- — Photo by The Associated Press Johansson, who broke up with ting on a fire escape.” TELEVISION/FILM FILM Jackie Chan launches competition Movie miscue traumatizes tykes Family film audience shown glimpse of horror flick

on Chinese TV to find new action stars THE ASSOCIATED PRESS—HOLTSVILLE, N.Y. of a 1977 horror classic by the genre’s renowned Wes Craven. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS—BEIJING Chinese star and stunt man, who is “The Disciple,” is jointly produced family film audience was stunned “The Hills Have Eyes 2,” which cen- turned 53 Saturday, said in Beijing. by Chan and a Beijing TV Station, Ato get an unintended glimpse of a tres on National Guard troops who ackie Chan launched a Chinese known as BTV. horror movie, which left some par- stumble on a clan of mutant canni- TV competition Saturday aimed at Varied talents The show will run from March to ents and their children shaken and bals, starts with a chained woman Jscouting out new action-movie “If you can incorporate dance with an October, with 10 winners appearing the theatre chain apologizing for the giving birth to a mutant. talent, saying more than 100,000 peo- ability to perform kung fu, that would in a movie to be produced by Chan, movie mix-up. “There were kids that were crying, ple have already signed up for a shot be better,” Chan told an audience that organizers said. The moviegoers were expecting to there were people trying to cover the at kung fu stardom. included 20 of the show’s contestants The movie will be released before see “The Last Mimzy,” the PG-rated kids’ eyes, they were caught off “A lot of actors are good at fighting and some Chinese celebrities. the 2008 Beijing Olympics, Chan tale of a brother and sister who dis- guard,” said Anthony Rasco, who was but (their style) is not beautiful,” the The TV show, whose English title added. cover a mysterious box of toys and in the audience when the scene was become endowed with superhuman unexpectedly shown in one of the TELEVISION/MUSIC powers to help preserve humanity’s theatres at the Island 16 multiplex future. last week. “By the time we could react Instead, the crowd saw the open- and pull the kids together and figure

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48038-0 The Telegram B4 Sunday, April 8, 2007 REPUBLIC OF WORDS WWW.THETELEGRAM.COM Fallen angels and other oddities NON-FICTION REVIEW like books that take fairly familiar Must the poor be always with us? Iideas and turn them on their heads. Angels, for example, are usually Mark depicted as good, winged folk who Author travels globe to study poverty, but finds more questions than answers embody all that is just and — in most Vaughan-Jackson cases — “holy.” BY CHUCK LEDDY it’s baseless: “I propose that false But what if they weren’t? hopes are as good as true, provided THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR Or, as we see here, what if the that they cause no harm.” whole meaning of what is holy, what become part of the elite Spine — a ocial scientists have long sought The poor themselves, notes Voll- is blessed, is inherently hollow and force of all-but-mindless killers for to define and quantify poverty, mann, sometimes adapt by “dimin- false? the state. Sbut the concept has remained ishing consciousness” through alco- This is part of what Alan Campbell They find themselves caught up in stubbornly amorphous. In “Poor Peo- hol, drugs or false beliefs. does with his debut novel, “Scar the usual plot and counter plot. ple,” renowned author William Voll- Such is the case with some of the Night.” There’s Mr. Nettle, a lowly man mann (winner of the 2005 National impoverished that Vollmann meets And not only does he take angel who’s trying to get his dead daughter Book Award for his novel “Europe in the former Soviet Union, who tell imagery and twist it to his own ends, into Ulcis’ arms but can’t because she Central”) investigates global poverty him how much better their lives had he manages to create a fantasy setting was murdered and her body drained through a series of interviews with been under the Stalinist system. that is pretty much unique — always of blood, thus making her inadmissi- poor people he encounters around Vollmann also investigates the a challenge in the current million- ble to the depths. the world. exploitation of the poor. book fantasy universe where it gets There’s the Presbyter, the moder- Vollmann’s compassionate and In Japan, he fruitlessly seeks out progressively harder and harder to ately kindly ruler of Deepgate who is ruminative account asks crucial “snakeheads,” criminals who smuggle create something truly different. going through a crisis of faith. questions, but provides few definitive impoverished Chinese women into Deepgate is not your average town. There’s Devon, the city’s chief poi- answers. Japan and force them into prostitu- It’s built over a hole. Actually, it’s more soner. “For me,” writes Vollmann, “pover- tion. In Kazakhstan, he more suc- of an abyss. The city — your basic There’s Carnival, the mysterious ty is not mere deprivation; for people cessfully discovers how a large oil medieval-type burg, with towers and vampire-like psycho who comes out may possess fewer things than I and company ruins the environment and houses and shops and streets and once a month to drag off a victim to be richer; poverty is ‘wretchedness.’ It the health of a small town. churches, etc. — is drain of blood. (Oh must then be an experience more One impoverished Kazakh man built on massive yes, and she’s an than an economic state.” asks Vollmann to tell the American chains that sup- Archon, too.) Poverty, notes Vollmann, is a rela- Poor People people about the rampant exploita- port the weight of Finally, there’s tive matter dependent on local con- By William T. Vollmann tion of the Kazakh poor and the envi- the populace over the Hesshites — texts of “normality.” Ecco ronment. the gaping chasm. the people who Some people Vollmann meets are 464 pages; US$29.95 “I know the Americans will do Not surprising- live outside the resigned to their impoverished con- something,” he tells Vollmann. ly, given their city, who don’t dition, viewing it as fate. plant disaster at Chernobyl. (Vollmann, however, silently con- rather precarious believe in Ulcis In Bangkok, a cleaning woman The man blames the government siders this man’s faith in oil-hungry predicament, the and who have named Sunee (she makes US$3.50 and tells Vollmann that if he hadn’t America “ludicrous.”) people of Deep- been targeted for per day) with five children and a been sent to Chernobyl, “I would be gate have devel- extermination by drinking problem tells Vollmann, able to have a decent job, enough Deeply philosophical oped fairly “deep” the city of Deep- “We believe in the Buddhist way. money.” “Poor People” is deeply philosophical views about the gate (hence the Some people are rich because they Often, Vollmann meets poor peo- — Vollmann freely quotes Marx, abyss (if you’ll par- need for a state were giving in a previous life. What ple who are filled with shame and Adam Smith, Aristotle, Thoreau and don the pun). poisoner). they gave gets returned in this life.” self-blame. more — yet it is also highly personal. Deep enough, in It’s all a bit of a Other poor people rage against In Kyoto, Japan, he encounters The book concludes with a fact, that the abyss whirl trying keep their condition, seeking to strike two former “salarymen” who became description of Vollmann’s own com- and what they the various plots back at the rich. unemployed after corporate restruc- plex relationship with the poor. He think lives at the going. One impoverished Colombian turing. One man, nicknamed Little lives in Sacramento near a shelter for bottom, have Essentially, De- tells Vollmann, “The rich take advan- Mountain, explains that, “of course I the homeless, who often use his park- become — literally von wants to take tage of the poor, and the poor hate want to (work), but because of age ing lot as a place to sleep or congre- — the foundation over the city by them. I hate them.” restrictions they don’t accept me.” gate. for their religion. Scar Night perfecting a magi- To Vollmann, Little Mountain, The author gives them food and Live a good life By Alan Campbell cal elixir of im- Class resentment seems “to be infected by numbness.” offers them friendship, but at the end and, if you’re lucky, Bantam/Spectra Books mortality. The only Vollmann learns about the violence, The other ex-salaryman, nick- of the day, he returns home and clos- when you die 421 pages; $28 problem is the much of it motivated by class resent- named Big Mountain, describes his es his door on them. you’ll go down secret ingredient ment, that has haunted Colombia, situation as “utterly hopeless.” Vollmann even admits to being into the abyss to your eternal reward. is the blood of 11 people. and describes the walled mansions afraid of tall, young black men, In fact, the religion has honed this The Presbyter just wants Deepgate built by the rich and the private secu- Causes and consequences describing how a group of them once belief to the point that when you die, to continue its existence, safe in its rity firms they hire to safeguard Throughout the book, Vollmann robbed him. you do go down the abyss — your worship of Ulcis. themselves and their children. ruminates deeply on the manifold “Poor People” enlightens, posing body is ceremoniously dropped into Dill wants to fly and be a warrior Some poor people are neither causes and consequences of poverty, important questions and putting a the waiting depths to meet your mak- like his father. resigned nor outraged, but view and on what obligation individuals human face on the socioeconomic er. Rachel wants to be a mindless themselves as defeated by circum- and nations have toward the poor. statistics. There’s only one catch — you have killer so she doesn’t have to actually stance. He considers the role of the United “This book is not ‘practical,’” Voll- to have all of your blood still in your think anymore. In Russia, Vollmann speaks with a Nations, and the widely lauded idea mann admits. “It cannot tell anyone veins. Oh, and you have to be mostly The Hesshites want to be left in 57-year-old man who believes he of “more aid, better directed,” but what to do, much less how to do it.” intact. peace and not be killed by the Deep- cannot work due to his role in clean- remains skeptical about slogans. Such humility seems like the first So, no suicides, no slashed up bod- gaters, thank you very much. Oh, and ing up after the 1986 nuclear power Still, he recommends hope, even if step toward wisdom. ies and — above all — no bodies that a little payback would be nice, too. have been drained of their blood. And Ulcis, well, Ulcis is another FICTION REVIEW Weird, I know, but hey, that’s some matter. religions for you. This is, at essence, a book about Adding to the fabric of Deepgate faith. It’s about what happens when a are the Archons. (See, we’re getting community’s faith is given to a reli- Thriller features shocking denouement back to the angels.) Since time imme- gion that is based on a lie. morial, the Archons have served as It’s about what happens when — the guardians of Deepgate. after centuries of worshiping a god ‘Scavenger’ the ‘Psycho’ of the computer age They are, for want of a better word, whom you hope will enlist you in his angels. eternal, avenging army — you find BY WAKA TSUNODA back two characters from “Creepers,” in some sort of deadly game but they They are a winged species, mod- out the god is A) real, and B) his eter- Amanda Evert and Frank Balenger. don’t know its goal or rules. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS erately invincible and certainly nal army is, in fact, made up of Now lovers in New York City, they As Balenger, back in New York, tough enough to lead Deepgate’s undead zombies and the only aveng- ome novelists prefer to keep their attend a lecture one day about time desperately tries to find Amanda, she forces against the rabbles outside ing they want to do is on you for Screative process to themselves. Not capsules. The next thing they know, and her fellow captives start follow- the gates. chucking them down a hole in the David Morrell. In essays and inter- Balenger wakes up near the ruins of ing the Game Master’s often cryptic Problem is there’s only one of them first place. views, the bestselling author gener- the Paragon Hotel in New Jersey, commands, hoping to win the game left and he’s a young boy who the It’s about power, about having it ously shares with his readers what where “Creepers” was set, and Aman- and be allowed to leave; many life- church leaders won’t even allow to fly. and losing it, about not having it and inspired him to write a particular da wakes up in a new, unfamiliar threatening obstacles await them. Dill, the last Archon, is a pretty what you’ll do to get it. book, making the body of his work house far from the East Coast. This story line gives Morrell, the pitiful creature. He doesn’t know how And it’s about dreams, the dreams even more engaging. Amanda is not alone in the house. creator of “Rambo,” plenty of oppor- to fly and yet he’s expected to contin- of small people who thirst for some- He became motivated to write Four other people were also brought tunity to introduce his trademark ue the long line of heroic service thing bigger, something better. “Creepers,” a thriller about a board- there, drugged and abducted from action scenes. Readers who want established by his forebears. All in all, it’s a good read. The sheer ed-up hotel on the verge of demoli- various cities. As they try to figure out something more than an adrenaline He’s also woefully unprepared to novelty of the setting and creatures tion, the author revealed, when he what’s going on, a voice announces rush from this PhD in American liter- fulfil his role within Deepgate’s reli- within this tale make it particularly remembered an abandoned apart- through a speaker, “Welcome to Scav- ature need not fear. gious practices — his is the hand that diverting — if confusing at times. ment building he explored as a kid. enger.” Through the dialogue between the is supposed to release the bodies of I’ll be interested to see what “I used it as an escape from Game Master and the captives, the the dearly departed into the depths of Campbell comes up with next. unrelenting arguments between my Survival skills author explores such concepts as the abyss, to be reunited with Ulcis, mother and stepfather that left me They were brought together, the God, the metaphysics of video games, the god down below. Mark Vaughan-Jackson, a desk editor for afraid to remain at home,” he wrote. voice explains, because each of them history and time. Our protagonists are Dill and The Telegram, reviews science fiction and The book, published in 2005, won possesses exceptional survival skills. There are plenty of literary refer- Rachel, an assassin in training to fantasy. His column returns May 6. the Bram Stoker award for best novel. It orders them to don provided cover- ences, too. In fact, Morrell said in an His fascination with the past alls, pick up GPS receivers and step interview, the idea about the novel’s resulted in yet another gripping nov- outside. structure came from John Barth, the TOP TEN BOOKS el, “Scavenger.” The new thriller is the “Outside” turns out to be a valley. novelist who once said that the most “Psycho” of the computer age. It It’s a wide open space, but they can’t ancient sports, the obstacle race and Fiction involves a hunt for a 100-year-old just run away. The voice — now the scavenger hunt, are also the old- time capsule and, thanks to its socio- speaking through their radio head- est and most basic elements of story- 1 (1) Shopaholic and Baby - Sophie Kinsella logical dimensions and intellectual sets and asking to be called, “The telling. 2 (3) Helpless - Barbara Gowdy depths, the denouement is far more Game Master” — makes it clear that “Scavenger” is guaranteed to thrill 3 (5) Ysabel - Guy Gavriel Kay shocking and horrifying than the any attempt to escape will result millions of video-game players as 4 (7) The Book of Negroes - Lawrence Hill Alfred Hitchcock movie. in dire consequences. Apparently, well as book lovers. It’s the most 5 (10) Death Comes for the Fat Man - Reginald Hill As protagonists, the author brings Amanda and the others are trapped widely appealing Morrell book so far. 6 (2) The Nine Lives of Charlotte Taylor - Sally Armstrong BUSINESS 7 (6) Nineteen Minutes - Jodi Picoult 8 (9) The End of the Alphabet - C.S. 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Revenue that “2007 has got off to a good start 3 (3) Victory at Vimy - Ted Barris loomsbury Publishing PLC, the dropped 31 per cent to 74.8 million with a number of books already in BBritish publisher of the Harry Pot- pounds (C$171.2 million). the bestseller lists.” Newton said sev- 4 (5) Spymistress - William Stevenson ter books, reported a huge slump in The publisher issued a profit eral contracts for reference publish- 5 (7) Long Way Gone - Ishmael Beah 2006 annual profit last week, but fore- warning in December, blaming weak ing rights were currently under nego- 6 (4) The God Delusion - Richard Dawkins cast improving earnings in 2007 sales in the pre-Christmas period and tiation. 7 (6) Raisin Wine - James Bartleman when the final instalment of the delays in sealing a number of key Bloomsbury is under pressure to 8 (-) The Brain that Changes Itself - Norman Doidge books about the boy wizard is due for contracts. Books by chef Heston Blu- find new sources of revenue as the release. menthal and teenage Olympic boxer Harry Potter series draws to a close 9 (8) How Doctors Think - Jerome Groopman Bloomsbury said that net profit Amir Khan were among those with — the seventh and final instalment. 10 (10) About Alice - Calvin Trillin for the year ended Dec. 31 plummet- disappointing sales. “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hal- SOURCE: MACLEAN’S MAGAZINE. BRACKETED FIGURES INDICATE POSITION THE PREVIOUS WEEK. ed to 3.7 million pounds (C$8.5 mil- Chairman Nigel Newton said lows” is due for release on July 21. The Telegram WWW.THETELEGRAM.COM REPUBLIC OF WORDS Sunday, April 8, 2007 B5 READ ALL ABOUT IT PEOPLE Thursday, April 12 Celebrate National Poetry Month by joining several Newfoundland poets Man writes book about ‘tiger shark of tooldom’ — including Mary Dalton, Des Walsh, Marian Frances White, Geri Rubia and BY PAUL WILSON there. He learned about the chain- Carmelita McGrath — from 2-4 p.m. at saw. THE CANADIAN PRESS—HAMILTON the Botanical Gardens Tea Room for Then he got one himself, a used poetry readings and afternoon tea. t rips and cuts, it splatters and Husqvarna. Each weekend, he would Established in Canada in April 1999 by drips, it makes a horrible rack- go out and cut wood to heat his the League of Canadian Poets, Nation- “Iet: to those who don’t know bet- house. al Poetry Month brings together liter- ter, the chainsaw is the most terrify- “All my h eating problems were ary organizations, poets and poetry ing of all labour-saving devices, the solved by that chainsaw. It liberated lovers to celebrate poetry and its vital very tiger shark of tooldom.” me. I grew to love it.” place in Canada’s culture. Seen as an These words are from the intro- In 2002, Lee ended up in Hamilton annual fundraiser for the League, the duction to a big, lush, passionate with his wife and two boys. He got St. John’s event will not charge admis- book about, of all things, chainsaws. that music degree, but there were no sion, but contributions to the League And it’s looking like a Canadian best- riches at the end of it. So he landed a are welcome. There will be prizes of seller. job in the hardware department at books for impromptu poems and a It’s written by David Lee, 54. What Sears for $8.13 an hour. member of the local writers’ communi- kind of man would you expect Lee to On his way to work one day, he ty will be honoured for his/her contri- be? Maybe a good old boy, with a stopped in at a store called Mr. Used bution to poetry. For more informa- lumber jacket and pickup? Nope. for a downspout. tion, or to reserve a seat in the tea In Lee’s house, there’s an enor- There, he came across a David room, e-mail [email protected] mous double bass propped in the Bradley chainsaw. Lee thought he or call 753-6542. corner of the dining room. And it was knew them all, but he’d never heard music that brought him to Hamilton of that one. Friday, April 13 four years ago, for a master’s degree The light bulb went on. From Students in Mary Dalton’s advanced in music criticism at McMaster Uni- working at that West Coast rental poetry class, whose journey into poet- versity. shop, he knew there were guys who ics culminates in the creation of their His thesis topic was saxophonist loved chainsaws. At lunch break that own chapbooks, will offer readings, Ornette Coleman’s controversial very day, he called his old boss at followed by the launch of their chap- debut at New York’s Five Spot Cafe in Chainsaws: A History Harbour Publishing and pitched the books, food and celebration, at 4 p.m. 1959. Lee turned that into a book By David Lee idea of a chainsaw book. He got in Memorial University’s Arts and published last fall. Harbour Publishing immediate approval. Administration Building, Room A-1046. And right after that came “Chain- $50 Lee located Mike Acres, who had All are welcome to attend. saws: A History,” a glossy $50 book been working on a chainsaw collec- that stands alone in the field, chain- lish. Next, he hitchhiked to Toronto, Publishing in Pender Harbour on tion for 50 years, and he was away. Saturday, April 14 saws on every page — including the worked for the jazz magazine Coda B.C.’s Sunshine Coast. It’s a logging In January, the two of them were Author Maura Hanrahan is offering a 1933 Godzilla of the species, the 209- and fell into the avant-garde life, and fishing area, where you can hard- guests on CBC’s “Sounds Like Cana- half-day writing workshop called kilogram Dow. working in theatre, dance and multi- ly see the water for the trees, all that da.” The mail poured in after that, “Research and Writing: Do’s and At first, the Chapters bookstore media. cedar and fir. several times the usual response. Don’ts.”For more information or to chain would take only 150 copies He met Maureen Cochrane, mar- Lee ended up freelancing for Har- Lee now runs the small bookstore register, call 753-7740 or e-mail nationwide. But the word spread, and ried her and ran Nightwood Editions bour instead. at Mohawk College’s Stoney Creek [email protected]. soon all 3,000 copies were gone. with her, publishing books on jazz, As another son arrived, he needed campus. And he has the first draft Lee knew there was an under- poetry and film. more work to keep the lights on. He complete on a novel based on his Sunday, April 15 ground hunger for the lore of the They wanted a house, but prices in did some commercial fishing, fishing days. Paul Butler, author of the novels chainsaw. Another printing is under- Toronto were ridiculous. worked at a fish plant, serviced gov- But for now he is a city boy, with “NaGeira” and “Easton’s Gold,”will lead way. So they moved to London, still ernment docks. no chainsaw in his shed. a half-day workshop aimed at devel- Lee grew up in Mission, B.C., and publishing. But when a son arrived, He eventually landed at Curtis “I’d love to have one, but I just oping a “Writer’s Tool Kit,”from the at 18 headed to the University of Lee felt the need for steadier money. Rentals. He was not a mechanical can’t think of the faintest reason why synopsis that motivates you, to the British Columbia for a degree in Eng- A job offer arrived from Harbour man, but was forced to become one I should.” pitch that gets a publisher interested. Info: call 753-7740 or e-mail NON-FICTION REVIEW [email protected].

If you have news of a book launch, reading, signing session or event that’s U.S. Muslims reconcile seemingly disparate worlds open to the public, let us know. Send information to: Read All About It, BY JANE LAMPMAN Muslims to embrace their faith more The Sunday Telegram, vigorously, study more deeply and try THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR P.O. Box 5970, to bridge ethnic divisions to create a St. John’s, NL ore than five years after Sept. 11, more unified Muslim community. A1C 5X7 M2001, many Americans are still On the West Coast, nationally e-mail: [email protected] grappling with doubts about Islam popular imams Hamza Yusuf and fax: 364-3939 and concerns about the American Zaid Shakir, of the Zaytuna Institute, Muslim community. hold teaching sessions avidly attend- Deadline is Tuesday for Sunday publi- Although an estimated six million ed by young men and women, many cation. Please do not send an event Muslims live in the United States, 60 of whom, Abdo says, are engaged in a submission more than once. per cent of Americans say they do not “rejectionist movement” — an know a Muslim, much less have one attempt to create a world where they PEOPLE as a neighbour. More than one-third can find comfort in their faith while say they question Muslims' loyalty to “negotiating the rigors of daily life in the U.S. (although polls show that modern America.” Nadine Gordimer those acquainted with Muslims hold In Chicago, social activist Rami more positive views). Nashashibi engages hip-hop artists As Americans wonder whether to help draw Chicago street kids into awarded the home-grown extremism encoun- a Muslim multicultural network. tered in London could develop in the In Michigan, young leaders of a U.S., two new books offer valuable Muslim Student Association brave French Legion insights into the Muslim-American threats (and a beating) to move the experience. organization toward a more moder- Both are written by seasoned jour- ate, pluralistic version of Islam. of Honour nalists, outsiders (one Jewish, the Mecca and Main Street: Muslim Life American Islam: The Struggle for Abdo also explores the growing other Christian) who have neverthe- in America after 9/11 the Soul of a Religion influence of women in mosque life as THE ASSOCIATED PRESS— less gained access to the lives of both By Geneive Abdo By Paul M. Barrett well as the challenges they face in a JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA prominent and ordinary members of Oxford University Press Farrar, Straus and Giroux tight-knit, conservative Yemeni com- the faith. 214 pages; US$26 304 pages; US$25 munity near Detroit. obel laureate for literature Nadine In “American Islam: The Struggle These absorbing books introduce NGordimer, noted for her work for the Soul of a Religion,” Paul Bar- other sects, or over the role of women deported. a Muslim community that is both an about the inhumanity of apartheid, rett sketches complex, stereotype- in the mosque. More encouraging is the story of American immigration success story has become one of just a few South defying portraits of seven individuals. The experience of Khaled Abou El Mustafa Saied, an Indian student at and a population struggling to define Africans to receive France’s highest These include a politically astute Fadl, a law professor at the University the University of Tennessee who was itself under unprecedented circum- award, the Legion of Honour. newspaper publisher in Dearborn, of California, Los Angeles, is a case in drawn into Islamic radicalism by the stances. There are elements of funda- Gordimer was awarded the deco- Mich.; a black imam from Brooklyn, point. A prolific writer leading the Muslim Brotherhood and then “won mentalism, but that, Barrett writes, rative medal on at a ceremony last N.Y.; a convert to Sufism; a feminist; charge against the Wahhabi interpre- back” by moderate members of the does not necessarily entail violence. week at the Pretoria home of Denis and a legal scholar whose writings on tation of Islam, he is a hero to pro- Muslim community. Now a family The authors agree the resolution Pietton, the French ambassador in the Koran and sharia challenge fun- gressive Muslims, yet controversial man and business owner in Florida, of this struggle depends as much on South Africa. damentalism. among others. His work on such sub- Saied promotes moderate Islam in non-Muslim Americans as on Mus- Pietton said France wanted to pay Barrett covered the Muslim com- jects as tolerance toward other faiths online forums. lims. Barrett outlines steps govern- homage to a “great writer” whose munity for The Wall Street Journal and the role of women has brought The aptly titled “Mecca and Main ment officials and ordinary citizens “work shines throughout the world.” before moving to Business Week, and threats on his life. Street” by Geneive Abdo explores a can take to ensure that Muslims “By making you an Officer of the he spent many hours in homes and Other profiles reveal the challenge younger generation that is shaping enjoy a full sense of citizenship. Legion of Honour, we also wish to pay mosques across the U.S. of straddling two cultures. Osama an identity that is both American and Abdo sees things American Mus- tribute to a symbolic figure of the “Some Muslim preachers, sad to Siblani, a dynamic Lebanese-born Muslim. lim youth have in common with fight against apartheid, that absurd say, give sermons condemning non- publisher, has a deep love for the U.S., An American of Lebanese-Christ- European Muslims, but little evi- and terrible system that sought, believers,” he writes, “but these mes- yet strongly disagrees with its foreign ian background, Abdo reported from dence they are answering the call of unrealistically, to separate races,” he sages are not that different … from policy. the Middle East for nearly a decade. extremism. More pertinent is the said. those delivered in some fundamen- Sami Omar al-Hussayen, a highly Here she draws on three years of image of hijab-wearing Hadia Mu- Gordimer, 83, who is also a Good- talist Christian churches.” respected Saudi graduate student at interviewing in major U.S. cities to barak, called “Magic Muslim” by her will Ambassador for the United Still, the profiles show the ten- the University of Idaho, was tried for produce a book that is honest, per- soccer teammates. The articulate Nations Development Program, was sions some Muslims face as a result supporting terrorism by serving as a ceptive and nuanced. young woman broke the glass ceiling awarded the Nobel Prize in literature of internal struggles in the faith webmaster for questionable Arab- Her reporting demonstrates that to head the national Muslim Student in 1991. Several of her novels were between strict orthodoxy and a more speaking sites. He was found inno- the societal suspicions and govern- Association and plans to become a once banned in her own country. moderate Islam, or between Sufi and cent — yet he and his family were ment intrusions since 9/11 have led lawyer. The author said she was “over- whelmed” by the French honour. She PEOPLE expressed her love for French litera- ture and writing and spoke about the inspiration she drew from authors Hemingway letters to Dietrich made available to public for first time such as Marcel Proust and Jean-Paul Sartre. BY DAVID WEBER evidence the pair ever were lovers. describing the pair as “victims of un- kept private until now. The public “I accept with great gratitude and Thirty letters Hemingway wrote synchronized passion.” can view the letters by appointment. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS—BOSTON humility,” she said. between 1949 and 1953 to the Ger- In a letter dated June 19, 1950, at 4 Hemingway, who died in 1961, Napoleon created the legion in rnest Hemingway, the self-appoint- man-born actress and singer, whom a.m., the Nobel Prize-winning author described his work on “The Old Man 1802 to honour exceptional service to Eed “Papa” of the literary world, Hemingway also called “My little wrote: “You are getting so beautiful and the Sea” amid stifling heat in France, including artistic and intel- liked calling his women friends Kraut,” were made available to the they will have to make passport pic- Cuba, where he lived. lectual contributions. “daughter,” among them Marlene public for the first time recently at tures of you nine feet tall. What do “I never worked better and tried to Nobel peace laureate Archbishop Dietrich, a bond documented in let- the Ernest Hemingway Collection at you really want to do for a life work? keep cool with the pool and sent Desmond Tutu, former education ters as steadfast, passionate and like- the John F. Kennedy Presidential Break everybody’s heart for a dime? Mary (his fourth wife) away for vaca- minister Kader Asmal, singer Miriam ly platonic. Library and Museum. You could always break mine for a tion where it was cool,” he wrote on Makeba and writer Andre Brink are The correspondence between the nickel and I’d bring the nickel.” Nov. 21, 1951. “It was too hot to make among the handful of South Africans icons, who met aboard an ocean lin- Unfulfilled passion The letters were donated to the love if you can imagine that except who have also received the presti- er in 1934, details a complex, flirta- Tom Putnam, the library’s director, library in 2003 by Dietrich’s daughter, under water and I was never very gious award. tious relationship that offers no new used Hemingway’s own words in Maria Riva, on the condition they be good at that.” The Telegram B6 Sunday, April 8, 2007 COMICS & CROSSWORD WWW.THETELEGRAM.COM

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On bus route BATTISTE hrwd & laminate, 2 bathrms, w/d, BEAUTIFUL 2 bdrm. apt., air washer, hrwd flring & colonial kit. hookup. No pets. No smoking. 1 off-street parking. $775 p.o.u. No Active social club Newly painted in modern colors. 2 bedroom basement apartment, car parking. $600 p.o.u. Avail. May exch. blinds, f/s, w/d hkups., In loving memory of a dear Husband pets. 746-9790, steadmanproper- ldry./storage rm. New paint & Refs. req. $795/m p.o.u. Avail. new in Kenmount Terrace, f/s, 1st. Contact 726-4961. ties.ca. NUPORT immed. 691-5681. w/d, mw/fan. No pets/smoking. floors. No smoking. No pets. In Robert D. Battiste Avail. immed. $600 p.o.u. Call 156 Higgins Line, a spacious 3 HOLDINGS Avail. immed. $575/mth., pou. 32 Beaumont St., a large 4 bdrm. 2 bdrm. house, avail. May 1st, 687-9596 or 834-3261 weekends. bdrm. main flr., offers lrg. liv. rm. 579-5133 Call 745-6505 or 689-3897. w/f/p, small eat-in kit., 2 pc. 2 stry., huge liv. rm. with fireplace, Gower St. $800/mth. p.o.u. 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No smok- included, own entrance & park- age 68 throughout, new vinyl windows, ing, $475 p.o.u. 747-0772. $625. mthly. h & l incl. No ldry 6 Howley Ave. Huge 1 bdrm. main ing, no pets. $450 pou. 745-5239. hookup. Island Property Wayne available April 20. $850 p.o.u. No 2 bdrm. apt. Close to CONA & floor. Hardwood floors, rear deck, Each time we look at your picture pets, no smoking. 690-2800. Marine Inst. Off street parking, 035—Downtown Management, 738-4567, some character, $625. p.o.u. 746- 1 bdrm. spacious apt. avail. www.ipm.nf.ca You seem to look and say tragically killed April 8, 2006 w/d incl. $550 p.o.u. Call 753- 9790 immed. Fridge, stove, w/d 1 bdrm. 2nd flr. apt., f/s, w/d 34A Wicklow St., 2 bdrm. bsmt. 4159. hookup, freshly painted, bright, 9’ Don’t cry, I’m only sleeping, steadmanproperties.ca hookup, curtains, paved driveway. 3 vacant units, like new, off street Ground level, galley kit. with eat- No smokers or pets. 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Close to 18 Burling Cres., 3 bdrm. main room or 4th bdrm. Located in a floor, huge rec room, master brothers Ron, Jack & Wayne & their 32 Fox Ave. near Marine Inst. 3 40 Diana Rd., large 3 bdrm. main Mun, CONA, Marine. Avail. May quiet subdivision on 8 Caprea Pl., 1 bdrm. apt., Bond St., renovated, 5 bedroom House, Prescott St. bdrms. up & 3 bdrms down. Large 1. $550.00 p.o.u. Ph. 739-5019. ensuite & walk-in, oak kit., formal main flr, private entrance, large families. April 8, 1957 flr, eat in kit., dining, huge LR, close to schools, shopping, walk- liv/din, rear yard, deck, shed. Freshly painted, Hardwd floor, backyard, paved driveway & bus bsmt. ldry/stg, hdwd floors ing trails & on bus route. New liv. room with hardwood, Backyard with patio. Washer stop at driveway. Ideal for stu- 2 roommates to share bsmt. apt., $850 p.o.u. 746-9790 steadman- stove/new fridge, washer hookup, throughout, hot water radiation, 32 Fox Ave. H/l, cable, f/s, w/d & home. Rent $975 p.o.u. Call 682- properties.ca /Dryer. Fridge/Stove, Deep Daughter born in NS dents, new shingles & windows & n/p, $695 p.o.u. 746-9790 stead- 1548. avail. mostly furnished, no smok- freeze, Dishwasher Inc. Storage In Memoriam electric heat in basement 2006. some furniture. No pets/smoking. ing, $495 pou. 690-1906 to YEB. Any manproperties.ca. Avail. Immed. $300 mth. 739- 18A Burling Cres., a large bright in basement. Mins to downtown. Call 658-3630, 266-7474, 691- $1600.00/month heat and light interested birth 1360. Serious inquiries only. 1352, 691-1360, 658-3630. AVAILABLE in centrally located & modern 2 bdrm. bsmt., open 1 bdrm. apt., top flat, high ceil- O’NEILL 43A Diana Rd. A huge 3 bdrm. apt. bldg. Fridge, stove, some fur- concept, parking, $550 p.o.u. inc. Available 1st June.Tracy 786- bsmt. apt., hdwd floors every- ings, bright, bay windows, hrwd 1127, 680-2443. relative, email to A free market evaluation of your 3 Bdrm. Apt for rent on 40 Alice niture, sec. bldg, parking, laundry 746-9790floors, oak kit., l.r. w/f/p or 2nd In fond and loving memory of a dear where, huge rooms, ldry, parking, Dr. Bright and spacious. Fridge, fac. Mthly rental plan starts at steadmanproperties.ca. writetoannemarie@ home in St. John’s, Mt. Pearl, deck, $675 p.o.u. 746-9790 bdrm., off-street parking. $520/m 5A Alexander St., 1st flr. 1 bdrm. Mother C.B.S. and surrounding areas. stove, W/D hookup, microwave $425. p.o.u. 754-3903 (office p.o.u. 722-2394 or 727-6085. hotmail.com. steadmanproperties.ca. and dishwasher.Walking distance hours), 753-3958 (after hours & 19 Creedon Pl., exec. m/l quality apt., new upgrades, f/s, no ldry Call Don Brown, ReMax United, hookup, $425 p.o.u. Island Margaret O’Neill Discretion and 685-7953 or 364-8848. to MUN and Marine Institute. Two holidays). prop, 5 bdrm. in house garage, 1 bdrm. bright, clean, main floor, APTS. avail. Secure adult build- car parking. Available immediate- hwd. flrs. mbr. ensuite/jacuzzi, Pleasant St. Fridge, stove, living Property Management, 738- goodwill assured. PRIVATE, 10 Circular, w/apt. 7 ing, close to Mun, Super on site, ly. $850/mth p.o.u. Call 709-363- fam. rm., fpl., $1350 pou. Call room with hrdwd flrs & f/place. 4567, www.ipm.nf.ca. on bus route, 726-4336. BRIGHT, spacious, centrally who died April 8, 1978 f/pls/ b/rs., hrwd, 5 bths. Renod, 7386 or 682-1634 located 2 bdrm. above ground Island Prop. Mgmt., 738-4567, Offstreet pking. No pets. No orig. decor. H/w rad. proper- www.ipm.nf.ca. 6 Bulger’s Lane. Cozy, newly AVAILABLE immed. large 1 bed- apt. Avail. April 15. Fully fur- smoking, Adults only. $525 pou. Years of striving, little of play, 003—Announcements tyguys.com #24021. $469,500. 3 bedroom house, all hardwood Call 738-1654. refurbished 2 bdrm. semi- room apt. Baird Subdivision. floors, f/p, ldry., fam. rm., lrg. deck nished, 10 min. walk to MUN, on detached home. 4 new appli- Loving, giving the whole of the way, No realtors. 576-7355. bus route, 3 mins. to grocery & 2A Newman, newly renovated 1 Laminate throughout. Fridge, & fenced back yard, radiation bedroom ground level basement 1 bdrm. bsmt. apt. Exc. cond. ances, very private, in the heart A cherished smile, a heart of gold, 030—Condos stove, washer, dryer, parking. heat, fr, st, w/d incld. Own drive- drug stores. Heat, light incl. $700. of downtown. $650. p.o.u. Call mth. Call 722-6963. apartment, laundry room, fridge, Newly painted. Front entrance, To the dearest mother the world could hold. St. Patrick’s BEAUTIFUL downtown town- $550 p.o.u. 722-9584 way for 3 cars. 747-9022 or 728- stove, own driveway, no pets, no own parking, quiet cul-de-sac. 728-2891 or 576-0349. 6807. smokers, $500 p.o.u. Call 747- Practically new washer, dryer, Parish house condo in The Imperial, LEMARCHANT Rd., close to St. Happy memories fond and true, Flavin St., 3 bdrms., 11/2 baths, CORNER of New Pennywell Rd. 0170. stove, fridge. Suitable for 1 or 2 70A Pleasant St., recently reno- & Columbus Dr. Large 2 bdrm. AVAIL. immed., 3 bdrm. house Clare’s Hospital, 1 bdrm. above vated, no carpet, claw foot tub, From us who thought the world of you. hrwd on main, parking, snow- with rec rm. Near Marine Inst. F/s mature working people. Refer. Trouters Special suites, offers new paint, new car- grd. apt., fr & st incld., back door 3 bdrm. main floor apt., located req. No smokers or pets. $550 washer, dryer, 2 bdrms., office, clearing & 5 appliances incl. $975 incl. P.o.u. Call 368-0161 or 687- leads to small deck with view. Sweep - 2007 p.o.u. 368-5962. pet & tiles, new lights, coin oper- on Canada Dr., near Village Mall. heat & hot water incl. 579-7164. f/p, balcony. $650 pou. Avail. May It my heart your memory lingers, ated laundry, parking, $475. p.o.u. 2053. Lots of parking. Bus stop outside Clean, spacious, own driveway, 1. 739-4668. CONDO, walking distance to 746-9790 steadmanproperties.ca door. $395/m p.o.u. Call Tony at $600. mth. p.o.u. Call 754-6544. 1 bdrm., partially furnished, 1st Always tender, fond and true, Draw No. 3 MINS. from Confed. Bldg. & 727-2162. downtown, Queens Rd. CONA, newly renovated, 2 bdrm. flr. flat in Victorian home. 91 Hamilton Ave. 3 bdrm. 3 sty. There’s not a day, dear mother, 34 Greenspond Dr. 3 bdrm. main Contemporary colors, upgraded Huge kitchen, laundry hookup, I do not think of you. Winner Hardwood flrs., washer, dryer, FREE RENT apt. Incl. fridge, stove, washer, dishwasher. Can be rented fur- dryer & parking for 2. $650 pou. SPACIOUS 2 story house, totally floor, $800. mth. p.o.u. and 2 electrical, low heating costs. New 3rd floor studio bdrm., back deck, Jim Connolly nished - $1250. mth. p.o.u. or For a limited time Avail. May 1. Phone 726-8053, renovated, 2 bedrooms, 2 bath- bdrm. bsmt. apt., $600. mth. p.o.u. deck. W/d incl. Avail. April 1st. $575. p.o.u. 746-9790 steadman- Today recalls sad memories, #0739 unfurnished - $950. mth. p.o.u. 743-3460. rooms, $750 p.o.u. 727-8881. Avail. May 1. Call 745-2209. $585 p.o.u. 749-6069. properties.ca Of a dear mother gone to rest, Non-smokers. No pets. We are offering Drawn by: Mary Underground parking garage. one months SPACIOUS home in cul-de-sac And the one who thinks of her today, 368-5297. near CONA & MUN, 4 bdrms., Is the one who loved her best. Skinner rent free for our lrg. country kit., rec rm & storage, Lic. No. COZY 3-bdrm, 2 bathrm, fur- 2 & 3 bedroom apt's. ensuite off master, f/s, d/w. Non- I little knew when I woke that morn, nished, 50+plus condo bunga- In great location. smokers only. No pets. $950/m 06-10294300LT low, main-flr laundry facilities, The sorrow the day would bring, p.o.u. Avail. May 1. 739-0344, bsmt. workshop, backyard patio, Excellent rates. 729-7681. The call was sudden, the shock severe, no smokers or pets. Avail. To part with one I loved so dear. 023—Real Estate immed., preferably for long-term Call 757-2787 033—Center City Wanted rental. $800.00 month P.o.u. 728- $525. p.o.u. 2 bdrm., Bennett Sometimes it’s hard to understand, 1129 or 709-279-3875. NEW Pennywell Rd. Beautiful 1 Ave. Fridge & stove, new washer, dryer, all laminate flooring, newly Why some things have to be, EXQUISITE downtown condo. year old 3 bdrm. main fl. apt., lr, We Buy Houses dr, kit w/st/fr/dishwasher, family renovated. No pets. No smokers. In His wisdom, God has planned, Beautifully furnished. All hard- Call 437-6378. wood & ceramic. Modern appli- rm., ldry w/washer & dryer, quali- Beyond my power to see. (Cash or Terms) ty throughout, $800. p.o.u. Call ances, 2 baths, jacuzzi, entertain- 2 bdrm. apt. Walk to Village & ment package, daily to mthly Oakford Rental & Realty Co. Ltd. No Equity? 754-1426, Steve 728-2921. Avalon Malls. Private entrance. Dear mother, you are not forgotten, rates. 728-7886 or email execu- Parking. Backyard, fridge, stove, No Problem!! [email protected] Though on earth you are no more, NICE 2 bdrm. bsmt. apt. Fridge, large stg. room with hookup for Still in memory you are with us, Call Now stove, washer, dryer, $750. mth. w/d $550/mth. p.o.u. Available FOR Sale: 2 bdrm. condo on May 1. 739-8170. As you always were before. 693-6175 Forest Rd., Hampton Court incl. heat. Leave message at 754- Terrace, grd. level with outside 4094. 3 bdrm. family house. Fridge, Peacefully sleeping, resting at last, access to Quidi Vidi Lake. stove, washer, dryer, hardwood The world’s weary troubles and trials are past, 021—Real Estate Ceramic tile & cherry laminate PENNYHILL Apts., next to floors, working fireplace. Near St. flring, fr, st, d/w, w/d incld., jacuzzi Avalon Mall at corner of Clare’s Hospital. Offstreet park- In silence she suffered, in patience she bore, Columbus Dr. & New Pennywell 3 bdrm. townhouse, some new in bathroom. Selling price ing. No smokers. $800 pou. 685- Till God called her home to suffer no more. $105,000. Call 687-2663. Rd. Newly renovated 2 bdrm. 1218. windows, flooring & renovated suites. New paint, carpet, cabi- Always remembered and forever missed bathrm. Deck, fenced backyard & FULLY furnished exclusive 2 nets, lights, low utilities, storage, CASHIN Ave., 3 bdrm. house, liv- own driveway. Asking $66,500. bdrm. 1 bath condo, 4th Floor, coin operated laundry. Several ing rm., dining rm., w/d hookup, by sons Paul and Edward, and grand- Call 743-3514. The Collegian. $1600/m, includ- layouts to choose from. $450. to f/s. $480 p.o.u. Avail. immed. daughter Erin. ing utilities. Call 682-7690. $550. p.o.u. 746-9474. Phone 754-0621 or 690-6735. B8 Sunday, April 8, 2007 The Telegram 035—Downtown 036—East End 036—East End 036—East End 040—Mt. Pearl 040—Mt. Pearl 041—Paradise/C.B.S. 044—University Area 044—University Area 046—West End 92 Barnes Rd., large 2 bdrm. 2 AVAIL. immed. new 2 bdrm. SENIOR’S Club, Quiet location, 2 bdrm. apt., Pearlview area. CHAMBERLAINS, avail. now, 3 bdrm. house in Pippy Park. MINS. from university, large apt. ALBANY Pl. Freshly painted, 2 level apt. 2 fireplaces, fridge, bsmt. apt. Solid wood kitchen, On-site caretaker. Elevator, Ldry. Fridge, stove, w/d hookup, $450. newly renovated 2 bdrm. apt. Washer, dryer, dishwasher, Living room, kit., bthrm., 5 bdrm. bsmt. apt., new carpets, in stove, washer, dryer incl. Furnace 2 & 3 bedroom f/s/dw, w/d hookup, colonial trim fac., Senior’s activities. Apts. now p.o.u. No pets. Call 687-9684, Grnd. level entrance, paved drive- propane f/p, attached garage. bdrms., f/s, w/d, rooms carpeted, liv.rm & bdrm, kit w/st/fr, No ldry heat. $730 pou. Avail. immed. Call pkg, off street parking. $550 avail. Heat & light included. 757- 728-1840 or 689-1468. way, fenced backyard. Ldry. Gorgeous view of city. $1000 electric heat. Also, 2 bdrm. apt. hookup, $400 pou. Call Oakford Garnet 754-0053, 753-2835, Torbay Rd. area p.o.u. 687-4492. 2787. PEARLGATE hookup. $425 p/m, pou. No smok- p.o.u. 739-8204, 682-6051. Off street parking. Call 753-6236. Rental & Realty Co. Ltd. 754- 749-8991. 2 bdrm. bsmt. apt. Bright & spac., ers please.Working or retired ten- 1426, Steve 728-2921. Excellent rates. AVAIL. immed., like new 3 bdrm. fridge & stove, heat & hot water APARTMENTS ants pref. 834-0221. 3 bedroom above ground apt. NEW bachelor bsmt. apt., fully AVAIL immed. cosy 2 bdrm. house on Airport Hgts. Dr., newly WOW included. No smokers, no pets. 54 Munden Drive Walk to Mun, grocery stores, drug furn., heat & light incld. $400/m. ALBANY St. Spacious, freshly house with new flooring & paint. Call 757-2787 renov., very clean, washer & Available May 1. $550 per month. NEW 2 bedroom apartment, stores. newly renovated, f/s Female preferred. No pets or in- painted, 2 bdrm. bsmt. apt., lr, kit Bright, clean, $525 incl. fridge, dryer. On bus route. No smoking. • 2 & 3 bdrm. apts Call 368-9156. Mt. Pearl beautiful, bright & spacious, includ, w/d hook-up, back yard. house smokers. 753-2004. w/st/fr, ldry hook up, $495 p.o.u. stove, w/d hookup. Call 743-3390, No pets. $750/m p.o.u. 753-9604, includes new fridge & stove, only $750. pou 834-6662 Call Oakford Rental & Realty Co. • Renovated Bldgs 2 bdrm. bsmt. apt. Fridge, stove, ROOMS to rent in 4 bedroom 754-6453. 2 bdrm basement apt located in 687-3491. Ask our Leasing 12 minute drive to Mt. Pearl, [email protected] Ltd. 754-1426, Steve 728-2921. • Intercom Secure washer/dryer hookup. $450 per located 22 Venice Hgts. $550 house, mins to MUN & Avalon Airport Hghts. Includes parking month, pou. Ph. 745-1399. Representative Mall. Fully furnished except for ALDERBERRY Lane. Top of the AVAIL. immed. 2 bdrm., 2 for 2, fridge, stove, washer, dryer. AVAIL. in Airport Hgts. for mature Entrances p.o.u. No pets, no smoking. 834- 3 bedroom above ground base- bathrm. character house. tenants, lrg. bright, 2 bdrm. apt. About Us Paying 0004. ment apartment, 3 minutes from bedrooms. Washer, dryer, park- line, 3 bdrm. 2 sty. apt., living rm. No smoking. No pets. pou. • Some 2 bdrm. bsmt. apt. in Pearlview ing, $325. mth. p.o.u. Terra Nova w/hardwood flring, country kit Hardwood floors, rear yard with Available April 1st. Call 754-6137. No pets. No smokers. W/d avail. Your Heat & Light MUN, well kept, fridge, stove, w/d patio, fireplace. $700 p.o.u. Call $495/mth. p.o.u. Bus stop across Subdivision. F/s, w/d hookkup, air PARADISE 2 bedroom basement Rd. Avail. immed. 589-2670, 683- w/st/fr, 11/2 bathrms., ldry Balconies exchanger, 2 car parking. No on selected units avail., new laminate & carpet 576-3374 or 682-7285. street to CONA & MUN. Call 722- apt., laminate floors, new paint, flooring, own driveway & 8778. hookup, stg.,patio deck, $795. 2 bdrm. apt., close to Marine • On-site Ldry smokers. No pets. $475 p.o.u. Call air exchanger, parking, laundry p.o.u. Call Oakford Rental & Inst., MUN & Confederation Bldg. 6594. • 2 & 3 bedroom entrance. $535 p.o.u. 745-1890. 046—West End AVAIL. immed. House, near • On-site Caretaker 745-6771, 728-0771. • Onsite super and ldry hook-up. Available May 1. Realty Co. Ltd. 754-1426, Steve Rawlins Cross with 4 bright spa- Avail. immed., $500. mth. p.o.u. $500.00 month, p.o.u. Phone 1 bdrm. above grd. apt., fr, st, w/d 728-2921. Call 737-8556, 753-0391. AVAIL. May 1. 2 bdrm. bsmt. apt. • On bus routes 2 bdrm. bsmt. apt., Davis Pl. • Metrobus rte. 3 bedroom newly constructed, cious bedrooms, incl. fridge, off Stavanger Dr. & Majors Path. 753-9322. hookup, air exch., on bus route, Spac., fridge, stove, ldry. hookup, • Intercom system brand new, $650 pou. With wash- AVAIL. immed., 1 bdrm. bsmt. stove, washer, dryer, dishwasher, 2 bdrm. bsmt. apt. with fridge & Fridge, stove, w/d hookup, near • Quiet er/dryer hookup. 2 full bathrooms. parking for 1 car, Willow Grove recent upgrades & painting. No hardwood throughout, air • Sep. adult/senior & SPACIOUS, 1 bdrm. bsmt. apt. in Sub. No smoking. No pets. apt. near Village Mall, on bus stove, laundry hookup. $500/mth. shopping district & Marine Neighbourhood exchanger, parking for 1. No Close to Taxation Centre. Also, 2 smokers. No pets. Walk to down- Institute. $550. mth. p.o.u. A must family wings Chamberlains. W/d, f/s incl. On $475/m p.o.u. 726-2191. route, own driveway & use of Available April 15. No smoking. • Near walking trails smokers, no pets. $475, pou. main rd. with beautiful view of bdrm. avail. $595 pou. 727-1900, shed. $550/m, heat included. town & near major bus routes. Plus own utilities. Phone 576- see! Call 579-2006. • Ideally located cross 745-2473. $1200. mth. p.o.u. Call 722-3180 • On Quidi Vidi Lake Phone 364-3583. oceant out the front door. Could 1 bedroom spacious aprt, Phone 437-5898 or 690-0917. 1913. from Walmart & supply some furniture. $400/mth. to view. AVAIL. May 1/07, large 2 bdrm. 2 bedroom apartment on 10 38A Poplar Ave., grnd level entry, heat/hotwater and cable inc. • 24 hr. maintenance Dominion p.o.u. 781-0501. St.john's west. own driveway. AVAIL. May 1, extremely large 1 2 bdrm. partially furnished bsmt. apt., $675 per month, heat includ- Castor’s Dr. All new laminate 1 bdrm. bachelor style. Fr, st, bdrm + loft, multi level apt, hdwd BEAUTIFUL main floor new 3 apt., ground level. Own driveway, ed, pay own light. Consists of kit. • Excellent rents flooring and freshly painted. Prices start at $495, pou $525 pou. Island Property Wanting a quiet mature person or bdrm. house overlooking UPLANDS Rd., 1 bdrm. bsmt. older couple. 745-4735, available floors, separate kit., liv. rm., w/d hookup, fridge, stove, newly w/f/s, sep. dining area, sep. stor- • Short & long term Laundry hookup. Bright, attrac- apt., fr & st incld., large l.r., eat-in Management 738-4567. washer, dryer, f/s, patio, view & Waterford River, hrwd & ceramic carpeted. Avail. April 15. $495. age rm., ldry. rm. w/w/d, very tive. No pets. Non-smoking. Call 747-5326 www.ipm.nf.ca May 1st 2007. thr/out, main bathroom w/large leases kit., lots of parking. $300/m p.o.u. driveway. No pets. $650 p.o.u. p.o.u. Call 728-2920. clean well kept unit. Located off 691-0226. Call Tony at 727-2162. 682-2097, 747-1643. jacuzzi tub, private driveway, Elizabeth Ave. East, near • Pet Friendly 116 Waterford Br. Rd. Huge 2 4 bdrm. main fl. apt. avail. May 1 bdrm. 2nd floor. New flooring, $1000 p.o.u. Non-smoking. 691- 23A Middleton St., cosy 1 bdrm. Parkdale Pharmacy. Prefer pro- 2 bedroom basement apartment, UPLANDS Rd., lrg. bright clean 3 on 37 Allandale Rd, next to AVAIL. May 1. Newly renovated 1 3431, 427-2540. fessional person or couple. No Call Now fridge, stove incl., washer/ dryer huge living rm., large ldry. rm., bsmt. apt., gr. level entry, f/s, 754-1090 bdrm. apt., all carpets & vinyl, 1 Churchill Sq. H/w floors, f/s, off-street parking, $550. p.o.u. bdrm. bsmt. apt., Cornwall Ave. students pls. 579-5915 or cell. hookup, 59 Emerald Dr, Avail. Apr paved d/w for up to 4 cars, deck, area, suitable for single, mature BEAUTIFUL townhouse condo in shared w/d, parking. $435 p.o.u. yr. old, fr & st incld., w/d hookup, 746-9790 steadmanproperties.ca Island Property Management, 687-6161. 757-2787 15th $550/mth p.o.u. Call 364- door to apt. on grd. level, lots of large b/y, satellite tv & wireless individual. No pets. No smoking. the centre of downtown, Flavin 1171, Cell 685-4094. high spd internet. No smoking, $425. p.o.u. Call 697-1300. St. 3 bdrms, 11/2 baths, hdwd on 738-4567, www.ipm.nf.ca parking. Avail. May 1. $475/m 16A Nightingale St., a lrg. 2 bdrm. AVAIL. May 1st., partially fur- p.o.u. Call Tony at 727-2162. pets neg.. $1100/mth P.o.u. Call main floor. Parking, snow clearing nished 3 bdrm. bung. Hwd. flrs., 038—Goulds 23A Lindbergh Cres., spac. 2 bsmt., lrg. rooms, new windows, AVAIL. until Nov., small bachelor 24 Eastmeadows Cres., 1 bdrm. Witless Bay anytime 682-2950. no ldry. Parking. $495/m p.o.u. & 5 appliances incld. $975 p.o.u. bsmt. apt., ground level entry, f/s, f/s, w/d, carport, fenced yard. On bdrm. apt. Ldry hookup, eat-in POWERS Pond - Avail. May 1, 2 042—St. Philips apt. (semi-furn.), near Brookfield 368-5962. bus route, near Vanier School. kit., 2 car parking, $450 pou. 746- bdrm. bsmt. Apt. New paint, lami- Portugal Cove 746-9790,Fire Stn., on residential street; ldry. hookup, $475 p.o.u. Island 2 bedroom basement apartment, 4 bdrm., 2 sty. house, next to steadmanproperties.ca. Property Management, 738- $875 p.o.u. 754-1357. newly finished, located in Goulds, 9996, steadmanproperties.ca. nate floors, blinds. Clean & bright. 1+ bdrm ground level apt on quiet MUN & Health Sciences, 2 private entrance, own drway, incl. CABOT St. A beautifully renovat- brand new, never lived in, new Ground level entrance. Laundry cable & utilities. Kitchen, bathrm., ed, spacious 2 level apt, 4 4567, www.ipm.nf.ca. 3 bdrm. bung, 1100 sq. ft. up, cul-de-sac. $450 pou. No smok- bthrms., stove, fridge, washer, 17 Lloyd Cres., spacious 3 bdrm. AVAILABLE immediately new 2 fridge & stove, washer/ dryer hookup. Parking. Close to ing/pets. Fr./St, Air Exch., Hot dryer, hardwood flrs., fireplace. main floor, f/p, hrwd flrs., fr, st, bdrm., storage rm. Employed bdrms., living room with working 25 Simms Pl., newly renovated bedroom basement apartment, hookup, $575 heat, light & cable small rec rm., ldry. rm down, lrg. schools, amenities. $550.00 adult pref. $450/m. 747-2019 after fireplace, large eat in kit., f/s, hrwd. country kit., spacious l.r., Water, Parking Inc, laundry room Absolutely a great rental! 687- dishwasher, deck off kit., storage. inside/ out. New windows, drs, f/s incld., w/d hookup, own drive- included. 691-8066. month, p.o.u. 753-9322. w/Washer & Dryer. Avail Immed. 4122, 745-4122. $750 + share utilities. Island 6 p.m. bthrm, laundry hookup, storage siding. Hrdwd, lamin., ceramic way, $550 p.o.u. 682-7722. f/s, w/d hookup incld. $800/m area, centrally located, close to 895-6195 / 727-1848 Property Management, 738- t/out. New paint. Ldry, pking, 9 Ridgemount St., 1 bdrm above p.o.u. No smokers/ pets. Phone POWERS Pond - Avail. May 1, 6A Wishingwell Rd., a large 2 or BRIGHT spacious 2 bdrm. apt. on the downtown area & MUN, pri- 364-8558, leave mess. 4567, www.ipm.nf.ca shed, view. $795 p.o.u. 746-9996 BEAUTIFUL 2 bdrm. bsmt. apt., 3 ground apt, laminate thruout, oak executive style home. 3 bdrms, 2 bdrm. 1500 sq. ft. apt., located 3 bdrm. bsmt. Large eat-in kit., full quiet west end cul-de-sac, own vate garden to the rear, off street, mins. from Costco. Spac. bdrms. 11/2 bath, rec room, detached driveway, heat, hot water & cable steadmanproperties.ca. kit., w/d incld., 2 car parking, near 3 bdrm. full house. Beautiful. 2 on large private lot, f/s, ldry. size appl., some new flring, w/d 2 bdrm above ground basement parking is avail. $795 p.o.u. Call & bathrm., lrg. liv. rm. & eat-in kit. school & bus route, no garage. Hardwood, ceramic, apt. Avail immed in new sub-div included. $600/m. Non-smokers Stephen 728-2921, 726-6803. yrs. old. Hrwd & ceramic, carpet hookups, heat, light, cable & hookup. $575 incl. 85% heat, pou. 294 Nfld. Dr., 3 bdrm., f/s, full ldry. with built-ins, ldry. rm. with w/d pets/smokers. $450 p.o.u. 743- blinds & modern colors. Laundry snowclearing incld., non smok- 746-9790Willow Grove. Air exch, fr, st, w/d only. Available May 1. Call 738- hookup. No smokers or pets. upstairs. Full open bsmt. Lovely hook-up. Close to schools, 6656. CHARMING 2 bdrm. house on rm. with w/d incl., lrg. fenced back 3825 or 746-7987. child-friendly area. Fridge, stove, ers, small pets? $695 mo. 895- steadmanproperties.ca. hookup, blinds installed, 2-car yard with shed, patio deck. Avail. $750 ht. incl. 437-5038 or 727- amenities, quiet street. $850. 6545, 682-6302. parking, on bus route. Mature Maxse Street. 5 appliances. Avail. 4163. 9 Ridgemount St., 3 bdrm. top dishwasher. P.O.U. $950. 727- month, p.o.u. For appointment to CANADA Dr., near Village Mall, immed. On bus route, near walk- 4100. 82 Portugal Cove Rd., near Eliz. person(s) preferred. No smoking, immed. $675. p.o.u. Call 754- level, rec room, shed, washer/ view 753-9322. LITTLE Powers Pond Rd., St. totally renovated 3 bdrm. 2nd flr. 3429. ing trails. $825 p.o.u. Phone 744- Ave., 3 b/r main flr, mint cond., fr, No pets, $600 p.o.u. 726-6749, 1955. BEAUTIFUL furn. 1 & 2 bdrm. dryer incld., 2 car parking, near Philips. Exec. 3 bdrm., 2 sty home apt. lr & dr w/hrwd flring, new 3 bdrm. house. $700 per month 041—Paradise/C.B.S. st, w&d, w&d, fireplace, h/w flrs, 728-7904 (24013). bathroom w/ceramic tile floor, ldry apts. at the Battery Hotel. schools & bus route, no pets or w/garage, located on a mature lot deck, yard, $795 p.o.u. Island DUNFORD St. Totally renovated, $1200/m, $500/weekly. Utilities p.o.u. Avail. April 1st. Call 368- hookup, stg. $825 ht & hot water 3 bdrm. house, f/s, w/d, freshly smokers, $650 p.o.u. 743-3825 or 9025 or 746-4419. 1 bdrm. grd. level, fully furnished w/river at rear of property.Sunken Property Management, 738- 2 bdrm. bsmt. apt., Boyle St., 3 bdrm. 2 sty. home, lr, kit w/st/fr, incld. Cool extras. Call Wilma apt., located on Neary Road, off incld, pay own lights. Call Oakford ldry hookup, stg. $700.p.o.u. Call painted, hdwd floors, large 746-7987. liv.rm, lg eat-in kit w/st/fr/dish- 4567, www.ipm.nf.ca large kit., ldry. hookup, storage, fenced yard with shed, walking Holloway, 576-0040, ext. 775. 3 bdrm. townhouse, Nash Cres. St. Thomas Line. H/l, w/d incl. washer, sun rm, 1 full baths plus laminate flooring, deck, own Rental & Realty Co. Ltd. 754- Oakford Rental & Realty Co. Ltd. AVAIL. immed., 2 bdrm. bsmt. Avail. April 1st. $575/mth. Please 1426, Steve 728-2921. 754-1426, Steve 728-2921. distance to Convergys & ICT, off All new siding, windows, doors, 2 half baths, den, bsmt w/ldry & ATTRACTIVE, bright, 1 bdrm. driveway, close to amenities. street parking for 4, $780 p.o.u. BEAUTIFUL furnished bachelor apt. loc. 5 Chesley Dr. Fridge & patio, etc. Fridge & stove, full contact Daisy at 895-6270. stg. $1500 p.o.u. Neg! Call bsmt. apt. Close to MUN, bus, $600, heat & hot water incld. 739- 682-5615, 722-6760. apartment, fridge, stove, heat & stove incl., w/d hookup, mini open basement. $650, pou. Call (14611). Oakford Rental & Realty Co. Ltd. shops. F/s, w/d, off street parking. 4637, 352-2055 or 746-1866. FULLY furnished condominiums light included, close to all ameni- in secure building. High speed blinds incl. Private driveway. 576-4122 or 685-2426. 754-1426, Steve 728-2921. Quiet, non-smoker. No pets. 3 bdrm. house, Wedgewood Pk. ties, $550 mth. No smoking. No $450/mth, pou. No pets. 368- 2 bdrm apt in Trails End Sub. Only $550/mth p.o.u. Avail. April 21st. 2 bdrm. main flr. apt. near Village wireless internet, full cable pack- pets. 738-7738. 4 years old, bright and spacious. 043—Torbay/Logy Bay age, balcony. Fully equipt. with On bus route, walking distance to 7177, 690-4248. 92 Glendale Ave. A modern 3 726-2558. Mall. Newly painted & carpeted. Convergys & all amenities. Inclds. bdrm. main floor. Carpeting Includes washer/dryer, parking, 1 bedroom apartment with w/d, New bathroom fixtures. $550, dishware, linens, bdrm. furnish- BRANSCOMBE St., Airport heat/light, dishwasher, fireplace, AVAIL. May 1, spacious 3 bdrm. throughout. Huge living, bsmt. window blinds and shared access f/s, ocean view, suitable for AVAIL. April 15th, 2 bdrm. bsmt. pou. 745-1892, 746-8738. ings, cutlery, television & DVD. Heights. Spacious 2 bedroom main floor of house, 2 Kieley Dr., to shed. No smoking. Avail Housekeeping available. Great f/s, w/d hookup. $975 per mth. ldry/storage, new windows, 2 car retired couple or mature lady. apt., Dianna Rd. Lrg. eat-in oak 738-1361, 746-4393. Apt. F/s, w/d included. 1 vehicle Goulds, f/s, microwave included, parking, $750. p.o.u. 746-9996 immed. $550/ mnth pou. 727- $480 per month heat, light incl. 22 Bonavista St., 3 bdrm. main flr. FOR RENT location. Prices start $1250/mth, parking. $600/mth, p.o.u. No pets kit., parking for 2, ht., w/d incl. apt. with hardwood in the living fenced back yard, storage shed, 4 steadmanproperties.ca. 1069. Non-smoking. Phone 437-5763. $650. Phone 687-7789. heat, light, wireless internet & 3 bdrm. main floor home, avail. or smoking. Avail. May 1. 738- car driveway, $700 p.o.u. 364- room, dining room, & hallway.Apt. Morgan Hollow parking included. Rutledge immed. Quiet east end cul-de- 2857 or 690-1048. 8786. (31741) 9A Lindburgh Cres., spac. 2 2 bdrm. apt., newly renov., near 2 bdrm. bsmt. apt. Laminate is in excellent condition & avail. Manor, 753-0653. walking trails, parking, snow AVAIL. immed. 3 bedroom 2 211 Blackmarsh Rd. sac, w/d hookup, dishwasher, off- bdrm. bsmt. apt. Across from flring., w/d hookup, own driveway, storey house located Spencer St. immed. $775/m p.o.u. 728-2212. street parking. No pets. No smok- BRIGHT 1 bedroom Apartment. AVAILABLE May 1, 2 bdrm. schools, close to shopping, no clearing included. $450 p.o.u. • Adult Bldg. FULLY furnished two bedroom cable incl. $400/mth. p.o.u. Call New windows, flooring & paint. 23A Beaconhill Cres., off ing. $800. mth. p.o.u. Call 726- Airport Heights.. New home, bsmt. apt., air exchanger, w/d ldry. $600 heat incl. 746-9790 745-1892 or 746-8738. 437-1327. studio apartment. Spectacular washer/dryer hook-up, no smok- Fenced back yard, inclds. f/s, w/d Brookfield Rd. Large, modern 2 • Laundry Hookup 4210 or 687-6257. hookup, own driveway, newly steadmanproperties.ca. hookup, $595 p.o.u. 743-3390 or view of downtown. Rented by ing, no pets, $475.00 per month, painted in last year, all new win- 2 bdrm. bright spacious bsmt. bdrm. bsmt. Eat-in kit., cozy LR., • Elevator week, or month. Call 689-2424. 2 bdrm. bsmt. apt., 7 mins. from 690-4242. 33A Virginia Pl., a lrg. 2 bdrm. p.o.u. Phone 739-1342. dows & doors. $450/m p.o.u. 364- AVAIL. April 15th, clean & bright apt., fr, st, ldry./ storage rm. Non- Price Club. F/s, w/d incl. Clean, spac. bdrms., ldry area, HRV, 2 bdrm. bsmt. apt. Located in smoker. Private driveway.Close to parking, yard, $495. p.o.u. 746- Call 739-7321 FURNISHED - 32 Gower St., bsmt., eat-in kit., sep. dining, 8283. bright & modern. Non-smoking. AVAIL. immed. bright 1 bdrm. huge ldry., carpet & ceramic tiles, BRIGHT, spacious 2 bdrm. apt. Pearlview. F/s, air exch., w/d Outer Ring Rd. Avail. April 1. $500 $425 p.o.u. Avail. April 1st. Call 9790 steadmanproperties.ca ------newly renovated & tastefylly fur- Fridge, stove, washer, dryer, DELLA Dr. 3 bdrm, 2 sty duplex hookup, modern decor, 2 car p.o.u. 749-2823. (31727 bsmt. apt. newly renovated, paint- nished, exec. style 2 bd. walk-up. $525/m p.o.u. 746-9996, stead- 727-9366. ed throughout, quiet area, close manproperties.ca. located close to MUN, CONA, MI. w/laminate flring, eat in kit driveway. Snowclearing provided. 27 Brownrigg Pl., spac. 5 bdrm. 2 Rockcliffe Heights Sunken liv. rm., w/hwd. & fire- Non-smoking. No pets. $600. mth. w/st/fr/dishwasher, lr, ldry rm & No smoking or pets preferred. 2 bdrm. bsmt. apt. Avail. May 1st. 26B Coxmarsh Rd., spac. 2 to MUN & Taxation Centre, sepa- level mf apt. 5 appl., nu-upgrades, place, gorgeous maple kit., mas- rate entrance, heat, light, f/s incld. 225-235 Blackmarsh Rd. 37 Beauford Pl., a brand new 3 p.o.u. Avail. May 1. Call 579-5907. stg, patio deck, $625 p.o.u. Call $500 p.o.u. 368-3784. F/s, ldry. hookup, own entrance & bdrm. bsmt. apt. Fpl., woodstove, h.w flrs, furn. heat. $795 pou. ter w/corner jacuzzi & fireplace. Oakford Rental & Realty Co. Ltd. driveway. No smokers. No pets. f/s, new flring. N/s. N/p. Adults $295 biweekly. 722-9536, 682- Island Property Management, • Laundry Facilities $1100. Trish, 682-0918; bdrm. main floor, 2 baths, oak 3951. country kit., bsmt. fam. rm., park- BUGLER Pl., beautiful 3 bdrm. 754-1426, Steve 728-2921. AVAIL. April 16, 2 bdrm. bsmt. $500/mth. p.o.u. Call 782-4390 or only. Country setting. $550 p.o.u. 738-4567, www.ipm.nf.ca • Centrally Located [email protected] main floor with master ensuite, apt. in Pearlview Sub. Fr, st, air 685-5027. Island Property Mgt, 738-4567, ing, deck, $900 p.o.u. 746-9790 AVAIL. immed., a 3 bdrm. apt., 3 bdrm. apt., 2nd flr., over 1400 steadmanproperties.ca. living room, dining room with 039—Kilbride exch., w/d hookup, 2 car parking. www.ipm.nf.ca • Intercom System IN beautiful downtown area, 3 -4 large kit. & bath, laundry room & $475/m p.o.u. No smoking, no 2 bdrm. bsmt. apt., Paradise area. mins. to University, w/d hookup, fr, sq. ft. Hwd., private entrance, f/s, bdrm. above grd. open concept 1 bdrm. bsmt. apt., fr, st, private Fridge, stove, dishwasher, p.o.u., • Loc. on major bus rte. 4 bdrm house close to Mun,, family room. No smokers, no pets. Call 368-4587. 338 Bauline Line, Torbay, cottage st incld., off-road parking, lrg. w/d, fpl. Waterford Br. Rd. Quiet, apt., 2 fireplaces, hrwd flrs., fr, st, drway, hot water included in rent. $540. per month. Call 747-5687. detached patio, 276 Freshwater • On-site daycare CONA, Downtown and major bus pets. $875 p.o.u. 754-2874. Can be partially furnished. No style 2\3 bdrm. house located on mature grad students or profes- w/d hookup. $750/m p.o.u. Avail. AVAIL. immed, 2 bdrm. apart- Rd. at Elizabeth Ave. $695/m, sionals only. $950, heat incld. routes. House was renovated in smokers. No pets. $375/m p.o.u. 2 bdrm. bsmt. apt., Paradise. large private fenced lot. F/s, w/d, program for children immed. Call 738-8487. CONVERGYS nearby & Avail. ment, well kept, complete with dishwasher, wood stove & pou. Call 682-1555. 739-9935 after 11 a.m. 2005; Rent is $1100 P.o.u.; 368-1530. fridge & stove, air exchanger, Large & bright, in new home. 2-12 years old. includes Washer/Dryer, 3 car Immed. 224A Torbay Rd, 2 bed- Fridge, stove, w/d hookup, microwave, $675 p.o.u. 895-6545, KINGS Rd., avail. April 1, a spa- room bsmt apt, above ground laundry hookup, parking, $500 682-6302. AVAIL. March/April ‘01, 1 & 3 3 bdrm. main floor of house, $750 2&3 bdrm. units cious 1 bdrm. grd. flr. apt., eat-in parking, fridge and stove. No 136A Old Petty Hr. Rd. A newly p.o.u. No pets, no smokers. 746- $550/mth, pou. No smokers. bdrm. apts. & room for rent, walk- p.o.u.; also 3 bdrm. middle floor smoking and No pets allowed. entrance. Large paved driveway. renovated 1 bdrm., new laminate Avail. May 1. Phone 782-5462, kit. w/fr/st, lrg. l.r., bathroom, Large Yard & Windows, w.d 1555, 895-2490. AVAIL. immed. Spacious 2 bdrm. ing dist. to MUN, Avalon Mall, $650 p.o.u. Both apts. have w/d, Call 722-5284 freshly painted thr/out. $495/m Contact Glenn at HM: 834-4208 flooring, ground level. Ideal for 727-2453. HSC, all electric heat, off-street f/s, hdwd floors, fireplace & park- or Cell: 685-7320. Hookup, No Pets, No Smoking. single lady or young couple, n/s, bsmt. apt. Fridge, stove, w/d h/u, or 738-0149 p.o.u. Call Stephen 728-2921 or $500/mth P.o.u. Call 690-5204 or AVAIL. immed., 2 bedroom apt. air exchanger, wireless internet, parking. Call 576-0767. ing. Waterford Bridge Rd. No 726-6803. n/p, $375. p.o.u. 746-9790 stead- within walking distance to 2 bedroom above ground base- pets. 685-7177. 40 Penny Cres. 3 bdrm. main flr. 682-5293. manproperties.ca own driveway, 5 mins. to Walmart & Dominion. $500 pou. ment apartment, on the ocean in Stavanger Dr. No smoking. No AVAIL. May 1 to Aug. 31. LESLIE St., 1 bdrm. apt., bright, Sep. dr., fam. rm, mbr ensuite, f/s, 747-5326. Kelligrews. F/s/dw, house only 3 3 bdrm. main flr. house, near dishwasher, air exchange, deck, DUNFIELD St., Extra special, 2 bedroom basement apartment, pets. $450. p.o.u. 437-7482. Furnished, well maintained grd. level, sep. entrance, f/s incld. years old, $475 p.o.u. 834-1637. house, directly across from MUN, Village. Hwd. throughout, f/s, w/d, 754-1090 $575/m heat, light, & cable incld. n/s, n/p. $875. p.o.u. Island immaculate 3 bdrm main fl. apt newly painted throughout with AVAIL. May 1, spacious 2 bdrm. deep freeze incl. Lrg. back gar- w/garage! Liv.rm w/f/p, din. rm, AVAIL. immed., spac. 3 bdrm. 5 bdrms., 2 fridges, stove, wash- Parking avail. Suitable for non- Property Management, 738- new carpets. $425 p.o.u. Phone apt., close to all amenities & bus 2 bedroom apartment, large main floor house, 10 Motion Dr. den, deck & clothesline. 4567, www.ipm.nf.ca hdwd flring t/o, kit w/st/fr, ldry 682-4149 or 895-2697. bright, beautifully decorated, er, dryer, freezer, dishwasher. No smoking mature student or work- routes, freshly painted. No pets. Fabulous ocean view, f/s, dish- pets. No smoking. Mature stu- $710/mth. p.o.u. 579-8907 or 368- ing person. 726-2784. hookup, stg, patio deck $850 No smoking. $650/m, heat, light, ceramic tiles & laminate, modern 2992. Newly Renovated p.o.u. Call Oakford Rental & 3 Gregg Pl., off Lannon. A spa- washer, w/d hookup, cable includ- dents, professionals or families 463 Torbay Rd., 3 br. bung., lrg. cable incld. Call 364-2497 or 689- appliances, close to Outer Ring ed. 5 minutes to Stavanger. $70 lot, hrwd flrs., f/p, f/s, shed. Realty Co. Ltd. 754-1426, Steve cious 3 bdrm. main floor. Eat-in Rd., non smoker, $575 p.o.u. only. $1100. mth. p.o.u. Email: 3 bedrm. apt. for rent April 1, HVIEW MA NICE 1 bdrm. apt. loc. Casey St. 5974. p.o.u. 437-5917. [email protected] UT NO Close to all amenities. Fridge, $695/m p.o.u. Island Property 728-2921. kitchen, huge living rm., laun- Avail. May 1. 749-2823. (31729) Waterford Bridge Road. O R Management, 738-4567, dry/storage, parking, $650. p.o.u. AVAIL. May 1, Westminster Dr., 2 044—University Area S stove, $395 pou. Phone 754- AVAIL. May 1, bright & spacious Hardwood flrs., fireplace, washer, 6453, 743-3390. www.ipm.nf.ca EXECUTIVE 2 bdrm. bsmt. apt., 746-9790 steadmanproperties.ca bdrm bsmt. apt, w/d hookup, 22 St. Thomas Line, spac. 2 dryer, fridge, stove, parking. no Secure Adult Building 1A Kildare Pl., close to Marine & bdrm. gr. level entry bsmt. apt. Fr, #5A Simms St., 3 bdrm. apt. for 3 bdrm. main flr. of house on satellite tv, new laminate flooring, immed. occup. Newly renovated, pets, $650/m p.o.u. 685-7177. 23 Kennedy Road ONE bedrm. apt. in quiet house 5 Maypark Pl., Kents Pond area. all amenities, laminate through- 3 Griffin’s Lane, spac. 2 bdrm. no smokers/pets, damage st, h/w flrs, storage, yard access, Wicklow St. Hrwd flrs., w/d. New reno., 4 bdrm., 2 bath, 2 out, w/d hookup, tenants insur- house. F/s, parking. Quiet street. n.s., n.p. $495 pou. Island hrdwd flrs., 5 appl. Close to MUN $1050/m, heat & light incld. 4A Carlow Pl., spac. 2 bdrm. downtown. Available April 16th. deposit & refs. req. $550 p.o.u. & CONA, all amenities, bus rtes, $525 heat included. Call David at fpls., hwd. flrs., appliances. ance req., $575. p.o.u. Call $700, h/l incl. Island Property 368-3101, 727-3051. (37899) Property Management, 738- Mature students. Non-smokers. bsmt. apt., above ground entry. ¥ Bach., 1 & 2 Bdrm. Suites Quality. $1250 p.o.u. Call Island Connie at 368-9068. Management, 738-4567, 4567, www.ipm.nf.ca $800 p.o.u. 685-2064 or rhut- No pets. 437-5308, 687-7158. F/s, ldry. hookup. N/s. Off street 753-8507 or e-mail [email protected] ¥ On-Site Superintendent [email protected]. Prop. Mgmt., 738-4567, www.ipm.nf.ca AVAILABLE May 1, one bdrm. parking. On bus route. $600 p.o.u. IN a private home 1 bdrm. bsmt. apt. located in Branscombe Pond, 3 bdrm. main flr of house w/fam. AVAIL. May 1, close to Marine ¥ Laundry Facilities www.ipm.nf.ca. 040—Mt. Pearl $450 pou, 1 bdrm. above ground Call 782-6734 or 442-5580. SPACIOUS, semi-furnished apt., apt. LR., DR., eat-in kit. Private next to Mt. Pearl Square. Very rm., like new, fr, st, dishwasher, Inst. & MUN, 2 bdrm. bsmt. apt. ¥ Social Room avail. May 1. 3 bdrms., full bath, 54 Bugden Dr., Windsor Hgts., 3 entrance, large driveway.No pets, clean & spacious. $550/m p.o.u. near schools, lots of parking. apt.Well maintained, low heat bill. Own driveway, hookup for w/d, no 6 Eric St., 3 bdrm.bung. Garage, 1 bdrm apt located on Castors Dr. Call 727-1900, 745-2473. living rm., kitchen, washer, dryer, bdrm. m/l exec., mbr. ensuite, no smokers please. Would prefer Spacious & beautifully decorated. Non-smoker. Call 745-6943 or $750 + utilities. 745-1892 or 746- pets. $550 pou. Call 437-1048. fr, st, ldy hookup, $750 pou. ¥ Central Courtyard $975. mth. utilities incl. Call 689- fam. rm., fpl., country setting. mature couple. $450. p.o.u. 726- Laminate flooring thr/out with 746-0436 to view. 8738. Island Property Mgt, 738-4567, 1 - bdrm. furnished main floor AVAILABLE May 1, large 2 bed- ¥ Storage Units 1584 to view. $1250 p.o.u. Call Island Prop. 0170. carpet in bdrm. Includes f/s, w/d apt., Churchill Sq. area. Avail. www.ipm.nf.ca Mgmt., 738-4567, www.ipm.nf.ca. hookup, ari exchanger. No smok- BEAUTIFUL main floor 3 bdrm. ABOVE grd. level apt in Foxtrap. room basement apartment, ¥ Close to Village Mall 036—East End LARGE 2 bdrm. apt., Nfld. Dr., Hardwood & ceramic throughout, Beautiful view, quiet area, bright, May - August to single profes- fridge, stove, washer/ dryer, living 68A Bonavista St., avail. Jan. 1, a ers/pets. $450 per mth, p.o.u. sional or senior student. Heat, #10 Selfridge. One bright 2-bdrm 6A Lomac Rd., a large 2 bdrm. just painted, ldry. hookup, fr, st, 364-6907. fenced back yard and huge deck. spacious 1 bdrm., w/d hookup, room, kitchen, minutes to MUN, large 2 bdrm. bsmt. behind New & Bus Routes $495/m p.o.u. Call 682-5131 or Great for family. $850. p.o.u. Call heat exch., mini blinds incld. light, laundry facilities. $550. Call all bus routes, $650 p.o.u. 781- World Fitness. Huge LR, spac. apartment. Fridge, stove & bal- bsmt. apt., eat in kit., huge liv.rm., 727-1817. ¥ $425 - $675/mth. cony included. $600 p.o.u. yard, 2 car parking, no ldry, $400 722-7363. 1 bdrm bsmt apt, fridge & stove 427-2540 or 691-3431. $425/m p.o.u. 782-4688. 8533. bdrms., no ldry. $450 pou. 746- p.o.u. 746-9790 steadmanproper- 9790 steadmanproperties.ca. Spacious bright cozy bache- included, washer/ dryer hookup, APARTMENT For Rent $450. 23 1 bdrm. apt. Fridge, stove, wash- lorette $480 p.o.u. Golf-green ties.ca. LOVELY 1 bedroom Apt. in a air exchanger, new windows, 2 BRIGHT 1 bedroom apartment AVAILABLE May 1, one bdrm. Call Dave at with laundry hookup & storage, Sweetenwater, Manuels. 2 bed- er, dryer incl. No pets, p.o.u. 6A Blue River Pl., spac., 2 bdrm. quiet; Convenience and security. secure building with on-site park- car parking, close to all ameni- $425. mth. Call 895-7290. apt., bright & spacious, partially 6A McNeilly St., off Portugal ing, hardwood floors throughout new flooring, fridge & stove, room basement apartment, close furnished, near Taxation and apt. Air exch., f/s, ldry. hookup, 368-0721, 693-2300 Call or fax Selfridge Apartments: ties, no pets, no smoking, $425 to highway. Sorry! not pets 579-5210. Cove Rd. A huge remodeled 1 & high ceilings, no smokers, no p.o.u. Avail. May 1. 368-6945. working persons only, non smok- 152 Empire Ave. Spac. 3 b/r mf MUN. Heat, light and cable lam. flrs., cable incl. Freshly paint- bdrm. New paint, new laminate pets. Fridge, stove included. ing, no pets, $425 p.o.u. Call 364- allowed. Please call 834-5044 or apt., mins. to MUN, fr., st, w&d, included, $600/m. Non-smokers. ed. N.p. N.s. $575 pou. Island $550 mth, 1 bdrm. bsmt. apt. flooring, new windows, new sid- Close to downtown & walking 1 bdrm. apt. avail. April 1, Power’s 7191. 781-3555. storage, $750 p.o.u. Call Island No pets. 722-7943 or 579-4251. Property Mgmt 738-4567, trails. $725.00 month, utilities www.ipm.nf.ca Tunis Court, f/s, w/d hookup, ing, ldry area, $525. p.o.u. 746- Pond, renovated. Oak cupboards, APT. on Paradise Rd., avail. Prop. Mgmt., 738-4567, 9790 steadmanproperties.ca. included. 576-1432 or cell. 743- BRIGHT, spacious 2 bdr. bsmt 754-2057 heat, light, parking incl., suitable new flooring, crown moulding. No apt., 11 Wellington Cres., oak immed. 1 large bdrm., small 2nd www.ipm.nf.ca. FREE RENT 70 Winslow St., 4 yr. old main flr., for working lady. No smokers, no 3993. pets, no smoking. W/D hookup. cupboards, f/s, cable incld., quiet bdrm. or office, full size laundry 169A University Ave. 3 b/r bsmt. oak country kit., cosy liv., bsmt. pets. 576-7355. 82A Portugal Cove Rd. Near Eliz. $400, pou. Call 782-2611. For a limited time TOPSAIL Rd. 3 bedrm, 2 sty Ave., spac., 3 br. bsmt. apt. Fr, st, NEW 1 bdrm. apt. on 6A Gregory neighbourhood, private drive & area. Fridge & stove. Non-smok- apt., fr., st., w&d, 11/2 baths, fam. rm., 1/2 bath & ldry., deck, 2 St., East Point Landing, across entrance, no pets/smokers. $450 ers only. No pets please. $425. $700 p.o.u. Call Island Prop. car parking. $850 p.o.u. 746-9790 home, lr w/f/p & hrwd flring, eat-in $625/mth for this 2 bdrm. above w/d, $625 pou. Island Property 1 bdrm. apt., quiet Mt. Pearl We are offering kit. w/st/fr/dishwasher, ldry. Management 738-4567. from NTV.Avail. May 1st. No pets. p.o.u. 368-8125. mth. p.o.u. 782-4656, 689-5275 Mgmt., 738-4567, www.ipm.nf.ca. steadmanproperties.ca grd. bsmt. apt.. Previous tenants neighbourhood, spacious, clean, after 6 p.m. one months hookup, stg., off-street parking, have enjoyed the levels of natural www.ipm.nf.ca No smokers. 746-1335. $500 comfortable. Can be rented unfur- p.o.u. BRIGHT, spacious 2 bdrm. above 2 bdrm. bsmt. apt., 32 Dundas rent free for our A beautiful, bright 2 bdrm. apt. for mature rear garden. $850 p.o.u. light, as well as the great layout of nished or furnished. Avail. May grd bsmt. apt. in Westbrook AVAIL. immed. Bright & spacious A clean, small 2 bdrm. 2 sty. Street. Hardwood floors, $700 rent in a well-maintained secure Call Oakford Rental & Realty Co. this beautiful space. Wireless 01/07. $450/m p.o.u. No smoking. Landing. Non-smoker. No pets. 2 bdrm. bsmt. apt., 51 Trails End 2 & 3 bedroom apt's. bldg. Fridge and stove incl. Ltd. 754-1426, Steve 728-2921. internet, ldry hookup & dbl. park- apt/house, modern decor, lami- NICE 2 bdrm. apt., Bugler Pl. 368-0910. heat & hot water included. Phone Mature, professional preferred. Dr., Paradise, near all amenities, 682-4333. (37749) In great location. $750/mth. p.o.u. For further infor- ing incl. No smoking/pets. pou. nate/ ceramic flring. New kit. cup- Fridge, stove, washer, dryer LARGE, bright 2 bdrm apart- included. No pets. Nonsmokers. $575. mth. p.o.u. Incl. cable t.v. w/d hookup. Non-smoker, p.o.u. mation please call 687-2225. 743-7253. boads. $550 p.o.u. Avail. May 1. 1 bdrm. apt., quiet, 10 Gosse Pl., Washer, dryer can be incl. for $500. month. No pets. 782-0689, Excellent rates. ment, off street parking, top floor 738-0837. email: $550 pou. Avail. May 1. 753-2138. 2 bdrm. bsmt. apt., located on new laminate flooring & cup- $25. mth. 368-0178. 653-2342. Blackall Pl., near Avalon Mall & A two bdrm. bsmt. apt. in a quiet with washer, dryer, fridge, stove, 1 bdrm. & bachelor apts. avail. [email protected] boards, f/s, hook-up for w/d, own Call 757-2787 area near Bowring Park, west dishwasher inc. Hrdwd. flrs, patio immed. at 177 Forest Rd. Newly PENNEY Cres. 2 bdrm. apt. avail. MUN, $700. per month heat, light, driveway, close to bus stops & JACKMAN Dr., avail. May 1st, AVAIL. immed., Kelligrews just off washer, dryer incl., parking. Avail. end. Suitable for a single mature overlooking rear garden. $700 renovated.Walk to the lake. Some AVAIL. 1 bdrm. bsmt. apt., May 1, w/d hookup, parking for 1 malls. No pets or smokers. $475 main flr. 3 bdrm., lrg. kit., f/s, dw, Foxtrap Access Rd. 3 bdrm. bsmt. May 1/07. Call 727-4332. HOUSE for rent (near MUN): person. Non-smoker. Rent $550 pou. 782-7300. with balcony. Adult bldg. Ldry. fac Virginia Park, Pole Cres. Large car. No pets. No smokers. $575/m p.o.u. 745-3062, 689-4428. living rm., fpl., bsmt. rec rm. with apt., spacious with laminate floor- p.o.u. Phone 579-6274 or 685- Fully furn. 4 bdrm. home for rent heat included. Phone 745-5287. on site. Ample parking. 1 bdrm. kitchen, washer, dryer, own propane fpl., ldry. rm. with w/d & ing, w/d hookup. No smokers/ 2 bdrm. fully furnished apt. SENIOR’S Club, Quiet location, $500 & bachelor $460 pou. Call entrance & driveway. $450 pou. 3515. 1 bdrm. bsmt. apt., 2 yrs. old. w/garden, patio, & next to MUN (7 deep freeze, lrg. deck & fenced pets. $525/m p.o.u. 834-2420, Utilities incl., $850. per month. min. walk). Fr, st, microwave, pots, SESAME Park, off Brookfield On-site caretaker. Elevator, Ldry. Trent to arrange viewing, 754- 739-4637, 351-2055, 726-0713. Laminate flring. throughout. Incl. yard. On bus route. No pets. $800 743-8366. Phone 722-6817 or 690-1019. Rd., spac. 2 bdrm. bsmt. Ldry, fac., Senior’s activities. Apts. now 5833. POPLAR Ave., exec. fully devel. 3 f/s, w/d. No pets. No smoking. pans & dishes, w/d, beds, sheets, p.o.u. 745-7679. TV, DVD, towels, telephone, heat parking, yard, $450 pou. 746- avail. Heat & light included. 757- AVAIL. April 1, 2 bdrm. bsmt. apt. bdrm. 2 sty home w/formal lr/dr, $475 p.o.u. Call 368-8427 or 728- BEAUTIFUL 1 bdrm. bsmt. apt. 2 bedrm Apt. located between 9996 steadmanproperties.ca. 2787. 12A Toronto St., spac. one B/R loc. in Airport Hghts. Floating hrdwd flring, main fl. fam. rm 6279. LARGE 1 bdrm. bsmt. apt., fr, st, located on quiet cul-de-sac, off Mun and downtown. Fridge & & light all incld. - just bring your bsmt. apt., fr, st, ldry.hookup, sep. flloor, air exchanger, fridge, stove, w/wood burning stove, kit w/built- w/d, walk-in closet off masster. Trails End, mins. from Outer Ring stove with washer and dryer hook suitcase & move right in! Non- driveway. $450 p.o.u. Island washer/dryer hookup. $600 pou. in appl., ldry w/w/d, m/bedrm 1 Brm bsmt apt in quiet area of No pets. No smokers. Avail. April Rd. & TCH. Incl. own driveway, f/s, up and large basement for stor- smokers. No pets. pls. Free Rent or Free Cable Property Management, 738- Call 338-2601, leave message. w/custom closets, wet bar, full Mt. Pearl. On bus route/2 car 1. $400/m p.o.u. 364-2512 or 685- w/d & air exch. No smoking /pets. age. No pets, non-smokers only. Professionals preferred. $1150 4567, www.ipm.nf.ca ensuite w/whirlpool, situated on parking/no pets or smokers /w&d 4695. Avail. immed. $450 p.o.u. 728- $625 P.o.u. 687-6589. utilities incl. Avail. May 1 - Aug. MEADOWLAND MANOR AVAIL. April 15th, new spacious, mature grds w/private decking, hookup/air exchange. 0915. 15, 2007. Call Bill at 709-637- 17 Gooseberry’s Lane, lrg. 3 2 bdrm. apt. w/birch cabinets & bsmt. w/stg, deep freeze 21/2 Quiet/responsible tenants only. LARGE 3 bdrm. 2 bathroom main 3 & 2 bdrm. homes on doorstep 4021. 107 Bay Bulls Rd. bdrm. 2 sty. Eat-in kit., ldry., off- trim package. New fridge, stove, bthrms, $1500 pou. Call Oakford $425 P.o.u. Call 364-2668. flr. house w/rec room & ldry. area. BRIGHT & spac. 1 bdrm bsmt. to MUN & Health Sciences. • Refurbished Units • 1 & 2 bedroom units street parking, $650 pou. dishwasher, East Point Landing, Rental & Realty Co. Ltd. 754- Fridge & stove included. $800/m apt, Ellesmere Ave. 1 Min from Stove, fridge, washer, dryer. A LARGE 5 bdrm. house between Students welcome. 746-9790 Logy Bay Rd. $600 p.o.u. 1426, Steve 728-2921. 172 Park Ave., 3 bdrm. m/f apt. p.o.u. Call 368-0431 or 682-3556. Outer Ring Rd/TCH. Fr/ St., w/d great location & great rentals! MUN & Avalon Mall with fridge, • Hot water incl. • Near Bus Route steadmanproperties.ca. Across from OZ-FM. 693-6858. complete new reno., Lam. flrs., air hookup, 2 vehicle driveway. No Calll 687-4122, 745-4122. stove, washer, dryer. $1200/m • Close to Village Mall • On Site Superintendent PORTUGAL Cove Rd. No heat- exch., deck, f/s. no pets. N/s. $750 MICHENER Ave. Spacious 1 smoking/pets. $450 /mth, p.o.u. p.o.u. 746-9696 after 3:30 p.m. • Intercom System • Tenants Common Rm 22 Cherokee Dr., brand new, AVAIL. early May, 2 bdrm. grd. ing bills on this freshly painted, 1 p.o.u. Call Island Prop. Mgmt., bedrm grd level/bsmt apt., lr, kit Avail. May 1. 782-4397. 3 bdrm. above grd. bsmt. apt., • Elevator • Great Seniors Bldg. main floor bung., oak country kit., level bsmt. apt., Portugal Cv. Rd., bedrm. bsmt apt., lr, kit w/st/fr. no 738-4567, www.ipm.nf.ca. w/st/fr, ldry hookup, stg, air Freshwater Rd. Walk to MUN, MAY 1st., beautiful 3/4 bdrm. large liv. rm., 3 pc. ensuite, large near CONA, MUN & downtown. ldry hookup, $500 ht incld., pay exchanger, $450 p.o.u. No pets. BRIGHT above ground 1 bdrm. mall, HSC. W/d, parking, lrg. back main flr. apt., Oxen Pd. Rd. Walk Starting at $499/mth, p.o.u. rec. rm., 2 car parking, w/d, $895 F/S, w/d hookup, hrwd flrs., own own lights. Call Oakford Rental & 2 bdrm. apt. Fridge & stove, w/d No smokers! Call Oakford Rental apt. in Paradise, washer facilities yard. $900/mth. h/l incl. May to to MUN, mall. Lrg. bdrms. No 689-1515, p.o.u. 746-9996 steadmanproper- parking. $600 p.o.u. Ph. 682- Realty Co. Ltd. 754-1426, Steve hookup, $500. per month p.o.u. & Realty Co. Ltd. 754-1426, Steve included, utilities extra, $395/mth. Aug.; $975 from Sept. on. Call smokers or pets. H/l, w/d incl. ties.ca 4632. 728-2921. Please call 364-9252. 728-2921. 690-9544. 334-3486 or 728-3027. $1300. Call 687-7789. 754-1090

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Discretion fireplace, hardwood, fridge/stove, ELECTRIC guitar, Slammer by brakes, 1 owner, all dealer servic- Bus stop close by. $350/m. 368- Hamer with 15 watt amp, mint assured. 743-0029 daytime. CENTRAL dishwasher, yard, shared laundry, 4368, 727-8349, or 521-2330. ing, 127,000 km, a/c, automatic, 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee 121-Classified Display no smoking, no children, no pets. condition, $190. Phone 728- winter & summer tires. Asking Laredo, v8, 4x4 quad track, origi- Freshwater Rd. 7620. References. $1000 pou. 690- BEDSITTER on Goodridge St., $5500. 726-0869. nally from Sask., p/w, p/m, p/l, 122-Careers Apts. 1906 St. John’s. Fully furnished, KENMORE 18 cu. ft. frost free Panasonic cd player, lady driven, 693-2882 includes heat, light, cable, inter- frig, top freezer, “Classic” model, 1998 Cavalier. 106,832 kms., all lic. til Dec., exc. running order, NOTICE OF 2 bdrm. main flr of house, corner net, local phone, washer, dryer QL electronic control, excellent new brakes, new battery, $3995. 782-3500. of Elizabeth Ave. & Portugal Cove for $350 mth. Phone Peter, 727- condition $175 o.n.o. 728-0460. Excellent condition. $2500. Lic. WANTED Mount Pleasant Rd., avail. immed. Hrdwd. flrs. 9783. until Dec. 2007. Phone 437-1605, 1997 Ex. Aliant Dodge Van 2500. FISH PROCESSING Manor throughout, 2 bthrms., ldry. room LARGE Whirlpool fridge, like cell 682-8857, 437-5662. In good running condition, good & parking. Bright rooms & back- BEDSITTING rooms downtown & new, $400; Whirlpool washer & tires, 3.9 V6. Makes a great little LICENCING 579-3330 yard. Linens & dishes. $1200 East end. Rent $275/m, heat & dryer, like new, $400 for both; din- 1998 Ford Mystique, 4 cyl. auto., work van. Lic. till June 2007. Early Childhood pou. 689-8011. light included. 728-7400. ing room table, teak color/ con- 4 door, approx. 150,000 kms., $1200.00 o.n.o. Phone 834-3702. good condition. $2450, ono. APPLICATION BETWEEN MUN & downtown, temporary w/4 chairs, $150. Must Educator 3 bdrm fully furnished house, end go - Moving. 722-0498. Phone 437-2741, 739-9381. 1997 Ford 150 cargo van, in good of quiet cul-de-sac, east end with room for rent. Fully furnished. Living, dining, ldry., h/l, cable & working order. Licensed until Mar. 754-1090 breathtaking view of the city. Just LIKE new condition and selling 1999 Chrysler Cirrus LX. $2000 2008. $2200. Call 726-1180. TAKE NOTICE that Deep Atlantic Sea Level I or II walk in and make yourself at internet. Asking $370/mth. Call for less than half price. A side-by- as is. 722-6954 Ask for Michael 726-5655. home. House has h/w flrs, 2 side Kenmore 21 cu. ft. fridge. 1997 Ford Ranger, regular cab, 6 Products Inc. of St. Mary’s is applying To work with International children bathrms, back deck. No pets, no BRAMPTON room & board. large Price $595. Phone 368-9818. 1999 Grand AM 4 door, v6, fully cyl., auto., XLT model, inspected, under the provisions of the Fish in a licenced Child-care setting smokers a must. $1200 p.o.u. clean bright furnished room loaded, air conditioning, cd play- good condition. $3250. Phone Avail. immed. For more info call NEW vinyl windows, casement & er, rear spoiler, etc., licensed Feb. Inspection Act and Fish Processing 757-2787 $135/wk first & last. Quiet air con- single hung, low E glass with full 437-6545, 682-6546, Bennett’s 747-7614. ditioned home. Close to all 2008, 114,000 kms, excellent Used Cars, 279 Indian Meal Line, 35 hrs/wk. warranty. Made right here. Call condition throughout, must be Licencing Board Act for the issuance amenities. 905-455-3654 or Cathy for quote 773-1203 or 689- Torbay. 70 Warbury St. A cozy 2 bdrm. [email protected] seen & driven, $3450. 747-8509, of a primary processing licence for Email: [email protected] single family bungalow, fully fur- 4429. 728-2829. 1999 GMC Sierra, ext. cab pickup Mussels (Aquaculture) in St. Mary’s in ONE nished, galley kitchen, new appli- CITY approved furnished bedsit- ances, living/dining rm. comb., SHEET Metal Works. Rocker 1999 Pontiac Grand Am GT, v6 with 3rd door, 1/2 ton 4wd, 4.8L ting rooms, personal fridge/ panels, well covers, chimney v8, 200,000 km., exc. cond., lic. the Province of Newfoundland and off-street parking, front veranda. stove, Waterford Bridge Road, with ram air, 2 dr. auto, p.w., p.l., $750. p.o.u. 746-9790 steadman- tops, stove pipes, pans, fascia cruise, tilt, a/c, power leather for 1 year, $8995. Call Sinnott’s Labrador. SOUS CHEF Utilities included. $300 - $340/ bending, custom work. Barry. Auto Sales, 687-4808. CALL properties.ca month. 753-4871, 745-4800. seats, power sunroof, Alloy NEEDED 895-2047. wheels, in mint condition & very FOR rent: room in private 2000 Dodge Caravan, 235,000 Comments on this application should AVAILABLE May 1, furnished SOFA & chair set, slate blue hard to find. Inspected & room, east end location, own 1/2 dwelling, about 5 mins. walk from licensed. This weekend $4995. kms, 4 each winter and summer be directed to: 5 star Ontario fishing lodge seeks OVER CNA (heat, light, private bath, $225; coffee table & end tables tires. $2300 o.n.o. Phone 782- bathroom, own fridge. Rent with cupboards, walnut finish Call Sinnott’s Auto Sales, 687- experienced sous chef. I have had $375/m utilities included. Call shared kitchen included): 4808. 5047. good luck with employees from $350.00/mo. Ph: 739-0455. $75; bicycle carrier, up to 40 lbs. 738-2839. $30. 745-5582. Fish Processing Licencing 1,200 1999 Taurus SE, power every- 2001 Jeep TJ, 5 spd. std., 4 cyl., Newfoundland and I want more of FULLY furn. room, Pennywell Rd. Board Secretariat BEAUTIFULLY Furnished, SOFA and Loveseat, ivory & blue thing, 198,000 k, new snow tires, 110,000 km., incl. hard & soft them. Waterfront, 1200 sq ft. Battery East, close to downtown & all synthetic oils, great car, must tops, remote starter, well main- amenities. 20 min. walk to MUN. with a fleck of dusty rose, excel- P.O. Box 8700 APARTMENTS House, Spectacular Hr. Views, lent condition, $600.00 or nearest drive. $2795. Call 368-5959. tained, rust proofed every year. Competitive salary. Share bathroom & kit. Non-smok- Asking $10,500 o.n.o. Must sell St. John’s, NL Open concept, Deck. May 1st, offer. Phone 368-3338. Beginning of May thru September. $1200. p.o.u. 1(514)489-4512 er. $300/m, inclusive. 579-8009, 2000 Ford Focus, exc. cond., soon. Call 687-2448. A1B 4J6 [email protected] (24081) cell. 689-3866. T-BAR ceiling, kitchen cabinets, 102,000 km., licensed until Nov., New staff quarters. 2002 4x4 1500 Chev Pickup, 4.3 Tel: 709-729-3736 FULLY furnished room for rent, cast iron radiators, hardwood 4 winter tires plus 4 new all sea- Island location. DOWNTOWN - 32 Gower St., spindles, cabinet doors & hard- son tires, new remote starter, p/t, L engine, 100 km AC. Boxliner, newly renovated & tastefylly fur- beautiful kit., l.r., dining, bath chrome rims, mint condition, Fax: 709-729-5995 shared with 1 other person, w/d, ware, commercial doors & hard- cd player, exc. int., $3750. 364- Email resume with picture to nished, exec. style 2 bd. walk-up. ware, filing cabinets, office furni- 2920, 693-0994. $12,900. Phone 728-7847. Email: [email protected] Sunken liv. rm., w/hwd. & fire- cable, high speed internet, utili- [email protected] Bachelor, ties incld. Near trails, bus route, & ture & so much more. Powers, 26 place, gorgeous maple kit., mas- Alexander St. 722-6585. 2000 Honda Civic, hatch, 2002 Toyota Tacoma 4x4 extend- ter w/corner jacuzzi & fireplace. downtown. East end. $450/m. 285,000 km, excellent running ed cab. V6, auto., 150,000 kms., Comments must be received no later or call for info 1-800-300-2476 1, 2, 3 579-7384 or 691-6375. $1100. Trish, 682-0918; WANNA Buy /Wanna Sell, condition. $2500 o.n.o. Phone $16,900. Motivated to sell. Make than April 14, 2007 www.chaudierelodge.com [email protected] FULLY furnished rooms avail- Inventory clearance. Leather sofa 754-9730 or 754-3952. an offer. Phone 746-3771. bedroom able, heat & light included, use of sets, deep freezers, restaurant EXECUTIVE apts., near Fairmont fully equipped kitchen. Living equip. Bidgood’s Plaza. Ph. 745- 122-Careers 122-Careers suites Hotel. 1, 2 & 3 bdrms., fireplaces, room & bathroom included. Call 5315. ldry., cable tv, phone, utilit., maid 693-6701. East, West service incl. From $400/wk, WEDDING dress, size 12, profes- $1000/mth. 722-7577, FULLY furnished rooms, heat, sionally cleaned, was $800, ask- and www.mccoubrey.com. light, cable, internet, telephone ing $325.; sofa, trendy style & col- Central incl., mins to MUN. $375. to $425. ors, was $1595., asking $525.; EXQUISITE downtown condo. mth. Call 781-8533. double boxspring & mattress, locations Beautifully furnished. All hard- $50. 895-0371, 690-2318. wood & ceramic. Modern appli- HOUSE to share, Radio Range ances, 2 baths, jacuzzi, entertain- Rd., 2 rooms available -master WINDOWS. Save an additional ment package, daily to mthly bdrm. with ensuite bathroom & 10% off our already low priced Tiger Calcium Services has openings for rates. 728-7886 or email execu- walk-in closet, $400 all included; new vinyl windows until the end of [email protected] other large room, $300, phone, April. Powers, Ropewalk Lane personnel in the following areas for immediate 722-1720. JOURNEYMAN MACHINIST cable, internet, utilities all includ- full time work at its production facility in FULLY furnished condominiums ed, 5 min. walk to bus stop. 722- 056—Flea Markets Superior in secure building. High speed 2934. & Garage Sale A leader in the custom fabrication, machine shop and ship Slave Lake, Alberta wireless internet, full cable pack- accommodations age, balcony. Fully equipt. with RESPECTABLE tenants wanted AVALON Mall Unicef Craft Fair repair industry, East Coast Marine & Industrial Limited - Class One Truck Drivers - starting wage of $22/hr dishware, linens, bdrm. furnish- for rooms in large 5 bdrm. house. and Flea Market, Sundays, 5:30 requires a Journeyman Machinist. This frontline position ings, cutlery, television & DVD. Ideal for MUN or Academy until 10:30 p.m. Book your fall - Journeyman Heavy-duty Mechanics - starting wage of at affordable Housekeeping available. Great Canada student. No pets, parties season table now. Phone 726- requires extensive experience and knowledge of our indus- location. Prices start $1250/mth, or smokers. $350 incl. heat, light, 8459. $30/hr prices. heat, light, wireless internet & cable, phone & internet. 682- try combined with the ability to multi-task in a fast paced MOVING / garage sale, 41 - Apprentice Third and Fourth Year Heavy-duty parking included. Rutledge 8827. environment. East Coast Marine & Industrial Limited is ISO Manor, 753-0653. Gallows Cove Rd., Torbay. Phone Mechanics - starting wage for third year of $24/hr, fourth ROOM for rent at Seaborn St. 437-1019. 3 pc. antique sofa set, 9001:2000 registered and is committed to a safe working year of $26/hr. FURNISHED 2 sty., 2 bdrm., 2 House furnishd except for bed- 32” tv & cherry wood cabinet, bathrm. house in centrally located room. Washer/ dryer avail. No 5000 watt generator, wet bar & environment. - Uncertified Heavy-duty Mechanics with minimum five neighbourhood. Professionally smoking. Quiet study environ- various other items. years experience - starting wage of $23/hr landscaped backyard, lrg. master ment. $290/mth, utilities shared 057—Articles Wanted Responsibilities include operation of all machine shop with walk-in & ensuite, new appli- by tenants. 535-8652. - Journeyman Millwrights - starting wage of $30/hr OPEN WANTED to buy used appli- equipment (i.e. lathes, milling machines, drill presses, etc.). ances & ldry. $850 p.o.u. 743- ROOM for rent in a new home off 1408. ances: washers, dryers, fridges - Uncertified Millwrights with minimum five years WEEKENDS Major’s Path includes internet & and ranges; also sell used major The successful applicant will possess excellent communi- experience - starting wage of $23/hr cable. 754-9850, 691-1356. appliances. Phone 834-4211. GOWER St. Fully furnished 3 cation skills with Journeyman Machinist status. - Journeyman Welders - starting wage of $28/hr 757-2787 bedrm., 3 sty. heritage home, lr, ROOM for rent, share kitchen & 059—Boats & Marine kit., ldry., patio deck, m/bedrm bath, $300 per month, H & L & C FOR Sale: 1 Lobster licence with East Coast Marine & Industrial Limited offers a competitive - Third Class Power Engineers - starting wage of $25/hr takes up entire 3rd flr., pine flring, included. Phone 754-8832, 747- 200 lobster pots also 1 scallop 048—Houses avail. for short or long term lease. 1673 after 6 p.m. salary and benefits package. Applications will be accepted - Fourth Class Power Engineers - starting wage of Unfurnished licence for Area 10 3PS, $800 p.o.u. Call Oakford Rental & Placentia Bay. 228-0920 or 227- $22/hr 1 fully restored 3 bdrm. Heritage Realty Co. Ltd. 754-1426, Steve ROOM rental, beautiful home, 6928. through the following media to the attention of: home with lots of character, near 728-2921. large oak Kit, new appliances - Chemical Plant Operators - starting wage of $18/hr /home furnishings, 060—Motorcycles C.G. Eavis, P. Eng., President MUN & downtown. Ideal for fami- & Snowmobiles lies, working professionals or stu- NEW, east end, exec. style bach- hardwd/ceramics, main flr laun- We offer competitive wages plus benefits. dents. Fenced backyard with deck elor apt. Open concept. Abv grnd dry, fireplaces, parking, storage 2003 Yamaha Kodiak 450 Quad Fax: (709)722-9325 & offstreet parking. Fr, st, w/d. with priv. entrance & driveway. $350/mth + 1/3 utilities call 738- SE, 1200 Kms. In excell. cond. Accommodations supplied for workers and airfare to our $850 pou, neg. 722-9536, 682- Fully furnished with leather furni- 7429. Fully dressed. $6500.00. Also 14’ E-Mail: [email protected] plant site. ture. Incl. H/L, HS internet, cable. Maxi-Roule double quad tandem 3951. ROOM to rent, Central area, Mail: P.O. Box 785, Station “C” $895. Avail. April 23rd. Call 722- trailer. New $3500.00. Selling for Please fax resumes to (780)849-3415 6135. close to all amenities, $350 $1500.00. 834-3702. 12 O’Neill Ave. Detached 2 month includes heat, light & St. John’s, NL A1C 5L7 Storey, 3 bdrms, big Kit., liv. & din. 061—Campers or call at (780)849-3114 NICE furnished house with gar- cable. Call 743-3390 or 738- room, F/s, dishwasher incld. W/d 6455. & Trailers hook-up. Own driveway & back- den for up to 7 people. Avail. Apr. 14 to May 5, 2007. Merrymeeting 2000 Sportsman 24’ travel trailer yard. Hot water radiation. $800. ROOMS for rent to working men p.o.u. 753-5997. Rd. $800 all included. Andrey with a/c, front bedroom, sofa on 739-7917, only in Mt. Pearl area. $150 & side, storage in back, $10,000. [email protected] $160 bi-weekly, heat, light, cable Phone 547-2203 or 547-2238. 2+1 bdrm. backsplit house in Mt. included. Phone 368-4029. Pearl, fr & st incld., w/d hookup, PRINCE of Wales. Interior totally EEE motorhome, 1972, P-30 1 finished basement, fenced back TO non-smoking student, fur- renovated in this 3 bedrm, 2 sty nished bedsitting room. Close to ton Chev chassis with dbl rear yard. $725/m p.o.u. Phone 834- home, den, lr, dr, kit w/st/fr, mod- wheel, 5422 (Roger or Beth). MUN, supermarket, hospital, bus ern colors, laminate flring, plenty routes. $325 h/l & cable incl. 726- chassis/mechanical/engine (350 of stg. $650 p.o.u. Call Oakford 7259. 4 bbl), excel., renewed trans., 294 Nfld. Dr., 3 bdrm., f/s, full ldry. Rental & Realty Co. Ltd. 754- body needs work. $2500. 726- rm. with w/d incl., lrg. fenced back 1426, Steve 728-2921. 053—Room and Board 0784, 728-7423. is looking for ADULTS or YOUTHS interested in delivering products 7 days a week in the following areas: yard with shed, patio deck. Avail. immed. On bus route, near walk- EAST end private home, meals 062—Pets and QUEEN’S Rd., 2 bedroom fully provided, furnished room w/cable ing trails. $825 p.o.u. Phone 744- furnished condo, heat, light, cable Pet Supplies PARADISE ST. JOHN’S MT. PEARL 1955. & internet, separate lounge area included, underground parking, w/TV, fr & microwave. $100 per 5- 1 Bichon Shih Tzu. White, 8 Tyrell Dr. Octagon Hgts. Hamlyn Road Frecker Drive Emerald Wood & area Smallwood Dr. no pets, non-smoker, $1200. mth. day week. 753-2931. weeks old, unshedding, great pet. 3 1/2 bdrm beautiful 2 story Call 368-5297. First needle, dewormed, ready to Miller’s Rd. Duff’s Cres. Empire Avenue Canada Drive detached house, unfurnished & 054—Offices go, $450. Call 432-3496. ready for tenants. 1 full bath, 050—Houses Warehouse Space ST. JOHN’S wash, dryer, dishwasher, stove & Apts. Wanted Clarke-Hillview Lanark Dr. 11 Austin St., exec. 2nd floor 3 Shih Tzu poodles, dewormed, Contact Shawn Barnes fridge. 2 large common rooms, WANTED, 2 or 3 bdrm. family ready to go, $300 ea. Call 745- Desray Cres. Sullivan’s Rd. Southlands South Brook Hrdwd. flrs. with full Kit., large office suite consisting of two @ 748-0868 house or apt. Quiet loc., St. offices, boardroom & reception 7860, 727-5370, 727-5516. View back deck & bkyard. Single drive- John’s, on bus rte. Clean, spac. pictures at www.st.john’snf.kiziz- St. Thomas Line Elizabeth Pk. [email protected] way. Close to Mun and DT and area, air conditioned, $800/mth. Contact Karen Murphy bright. Fr/st, w/d or w/d hkup, 368-3111, 682-4670. icanada Rob’s Road Starlight Dr. grocery. $900 P.o.u. Call 689- fplace/ wdstve if possible. No @ 748-0869 6855 or 649-1886. pets. $750 max. 749-0039. 4000 sq. ft. 12 ft. high warehouse. OBEDIENCE Classes. Trust your Corcoran’s Rd. Irving Dr. KILBRIDE Loading dock, & OH door. Corner valued canine family member to [email protected] 3 bdrm. house, Airport Heights, 051—Houses the Professionals at Topsailstar Apts. to Share Blackmarsh at Symonds. Also, Drovers Rd. Hillview Dr. Bay Bulls Rd. & Walsh’s Lane with master bdrm. ensuite, fridge, various sized office space avail- Dog Traning Academy. Bruce, stove, dryer included, rec rm with 1 bdrm. in furnished house, close able. 834-4326, 687-8539, 728- 747-5554, 687-5549. Old Bay Bulls Road Chafe’s Lane propane fireplace. $800. per ST. JOHN’S CENTRE to MUN & Avalon Mall, share 1112. 063—Wood for Sale TOPSAIL Balnafad Place and area month, pou. Available immediate- house with 1 other, w/d, internet Kerry St. Whiteford Pl. ly. Phone 895-6523. & cable incld. Hdwd floors, clean, 55 Bond St., approx. 500 sq. ft. DRY Spruce & Juniper, mixed, Frog Pond Rd. quiet, pay half utilities. 754-5135. with large reception, 2 other $110 load, Birch $120. Free deliv- Laughlin Cres. Liverpool Ave. 3+1 bdrm. exec. house, Trails offices, new paint, new hdwd ery. 895-2014. Topsail ST. JOHN’S WEST End, Paradise. Lots of parking, FULLY furnished house to share floors, shared bath, parking, $650 071—Positions Circular Rd. (at Bannerman Park) large rooms, 2/12 baths, close to on Leslie St. Bedroom includes + hst. 746-9996 Available Barne’s Pl./Haley’s Pl. Blue River Area school. No smoking or pets. private bathroom. Rent includes steadmanproperties.ca $3740 per month. Simple online Cornwall Cres. Cornwall Ave. $1200/mth, pou. 782-3847. utilities, phone, cable & laundry. Contact Laura Barnes $450.00/month. Call 754-9627. AFFORDABLE ground floor Data Entry. PT/FT. Apply now Contact 368-5000 Topsail Rd. 4 bedroom house for rent. office/retail space avail. on www.dataentrypro.ws Bonus @ 748-0835 Available May 1. Fridge & stove ROOMMATE wanted to share Crosbie Rd. 1078 sq. ft. Ample Code T1 [email protected] included. Located on Elizabeth spacious, fully renovated 3 storey parking. Signage opportunity. Contact Rick White [email protected] Ave., across street from MUN $850 per month, pou. Call 757- BANFF Zipline/ATV Tours house with 2 guys, 1 girl & cats. Requires Operations Manager @ 748-0863 campus. $1200 p.o.u. Call 726- Heat, light, cable, w/d, master 2787, ext. 215. C.B.S. AREA 9259 or 229-1180 to enquire. Tour Guides Reservation Agents [email protected] bedroom, bbq, large back yard, 2 COMMERCIAL for lease, 21 We provide training, competitive ST. JOHN’S CENTRE baths, incl., no smoking, central AIRPORT Hgts., 16 Burryport Pl., Cashin Ave., 2100 sq. ft. office & wages and accomodation e- location. $450 mth. Avail. May l. warehouse, $10 per sq. ft. Call mail: LONG POND AREA Leslie St. Brownrigg Pl. a 1 yr. old grade level bung., vault- Mark 753-2726 or ed ceiling, cherry oak cabinets, Darlene at 687-2233. [email protected] Anchorage Rd Bishops Rd. [email protected] ST. JOHN’S EAST Contact Dave Tizzard stainless steel appl., hrwd, lami- FOR sale or lease by owner com- CAMP Ouareau. Girls bilingual Locke’s Road Foxtrap Road Sections nate, 3 baths. N/P. N/S. $1200 SEEKING apt. or room to rent/ mercial property Main Road, residential camp. Quebec seeks Vancouver St. McGrath Pl. @ 748-0867 p.o.u. 746-9790, steadmanprop- sublet, within walking distance of 2662 Topsail Rd., Manuels, CBS, Counsellors; sailing, windsurfing, Bells Turn Area Winnipeg St. Area erties.ca Miller Centre for May or from April was developed for Gift Shop, has swimming, pottery, arts & crafts, [email protected] 31 - June 6. Please call 867-766- full basement developed for stor- language, low ropes, tripping, Contact John Willcott London Rd. Area AVAIL. May 1, near Avalon Mall, 3395/age of stock. Building has 3 elec- canoe & hiking, climbing, health HSC & MUN. 2 sty., 2 bdrm. [email protected] trical services still in place. so care professional & kitchen staff, @ 748-0843 TORBAY duplex; 1 full bath up & 1 full bath possible 3 unit development, Travel Allowance. Average weekly [email protected] Contact Sheilagh Byrne off m/b; deck, propane f/pl, WANTED. Female student or building is 40 x 40 main area salary $300 plus room & board. North Pond Rd. Convent Lane hdwd/carpet, unfin. bsmt. stg.; working girl to share furnished developed as a Gift Shop. Asking Fax resume to 819-424-4145 or @ 748-0861 incl. fridge/stove/dw/ wash/dry, Reddy Dr. Bulloch Town Rd. house in the east end. Bus route $159,900. Full paved parking lot email to gabz@ouareau.com [email protected] $850. mth. p.o.u. No smokers. to MUN or 15 min. walk to CONA, all around building. Marked park- 778-0724, 437-5715. phone, internet & all utilities incl. ing for 10 cars. To view call Rick CLEANERS required, various Contact Dwayne Bedford No pets. No smoking. Call 467- or Amelia 709-682-2593. positions/shifts avail. Competitive AVAIL. May 1, spacious 3 bdrm. 5436, 722-9644. pay, benefits avail., training pro- @ 748-0836 main floor of house, 2 Kieley Dr., OFFICE, warehouse, retail vided, experience & valid drivers Goulds, f/s, microwave included, WANTED: Senior to share fur- space. O’Leary Industrial Park, license an asset. Bondable. [email protected] fenced back yard, storage shed, 4 nished apt. with one other Senior, Empire Avenue and Downtown. phone 747-6268, ext. 23; email car driveway, $700 p.o.u. 364- West end, $300/m, everything Excellent rates. Maritime Realty [email protected]; fax For other areas call Reader Sales & Service @ 368-5000 or email [email protected] 8786. included. 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MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL ROUNDUP A-Rod hits walk-off slam to help Yankees top Orioles

tagged for six runs and eight hits with BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS four strikeouts and five walks. This lex Rodriguez made the New York time, Lowe worked ahead in the count Yankees forget Kei Igawa’s forget- and was efficient in seven strong Atable debut. innings. He allowed four hits and one A-Rod hit a grand slam off Chris Ray run. Takashi Saito pitched the ninth for with two outs in the ninth inning, giv- his third save in as many games. ing the Yankees a memorable 10-7 vic- Giants starter Russ Ortiz (0-1) lost tory over the Baltimore Orioles on Sat- his 12th straight decision and failed to urday. earn his first win since Aug. 29, 2005, at Rodriguez homered twice, doubled San Diego while he was with Arizona. and drove in six runs. Two days earlier, The right-hander, trying to make a he popped out with the bases loaded to comeback this year with his former end the eighth in a 7-6 loss to Tampa club, owns the longest active skid in the Bay, a performance reminiscent of his majors. October flop. Ortiz allowed three runs and seven Igawa left after five mediocre hits in five innings. innings trailing 7-3. But Jason Giambi hit a three-run Braves 5, Mets 3 homer in the eighth off Danny Baez to At Atlanta, John Smoltz outpitched for- get the Yankees close. Ray (0-1) got the mer teammate Tom Glavine to help first two outs of the ninth before Robin- the Braves hand the Mets their first loss son Cano singled, Derek Jeter walked of the season. and Bobby Abreu was hit by a pitch. It was the second time Smoltz had Rodriguez then connected on a 1-2 faced Glavine after 15 years as team- pitch, and knew it was gone as soon as mates and golf buddies. The Atlanta he hit it. right-hander also won on July 15, 2005. The ball landed in the black section Smoltz (1-0) went six innings and of the bleachers in centre for his 14th allowed two runs, seven hits, walked career slam and, after Rodriguez four and struck out four. Bob Wickman reached the dugout, Jeter shoved him got Shawn Green to line out to first back on the field for a curtain call. with runners on second and third to Mariano Rivera (1-0) got the win pick up his second save. with a one-hit ninth. Melvin Mora tied Glavine (1-1) pitched 5 1-3 innings a career high with five RBIs for Balti- and was hurt by his defence. The left- more. hander gave up five runs — two earned — four hits, walked three and struck Tigers 6, Royals 5 out two. At Kansas City, Mo., Gary Sheffield, The Braves batted around and Ivan Rodriguez and Curtis Granderson scored three runs in the sixth to take a homered to help Detroit beat Kansas 5-2 lead. City on a cold afternoon. Sheffield, who had just one single in Reds 7, Pirates 5 his first three games with the Tigers, At Cincinnati, Adam Dunn’s wind- homered to left with two outs in the blown fly ball deflected off Xavier first. Nady’s glove and cleared the wall for a Rodriguez homered into the Tigers’ two-run homer, a goofy play that set bullpen to leadoff the fourth, putting the tone for the Reds’ win. the Tigers up 4-3. Granderson home- Minnesota Twins’ shortstop Jason Bartlett, left, throws to the first base after forcing out Chicago White Sox’s Jermaine Dye at second Dunn’s third homer off Tony Armas red to leadoff the fifth. during the fourth inning of a baseball game Saturday in Chicago. — Photo by The Associated Press (0-1) helped the Reds improve to 4-1 All the Tigers’ home runs were off on a bitterly cold afternoon. Edwin Gil Meche (1-1), who limited the Vazquez (1-0) hit Cuddyer with a ahead two-run double in the fifth, Encarnacion had three hits, including Boston Red Sox to one run in 7 1-3 White Sox 3, Twins 0 pitch to open the seventh and after Derek Lowe bounced back from a bad a bases-loaded single that put Cincin- innings in the Royals’ season opening At Chicago, Javier Vazquez allowed walking Justin Morneau got Torii outing on opening day and Los Ange- nati ahead to stay. victory. one hit in 6 2-3 scoreless innings and Hunter to hit into a double play. Man- les extended their winning streak in Meche gave up six runs and eight four relievers completed the frosty ager Ozzie Guillen then went to the San Francisco to seven games. Cubs 6, Brewers 3 hits in seven innings, while striking out three-hitter to help Chicago beat Min- bullpen, bringing in Andrew Sisco, Nomar Garciaparra added a sacri- At Milwaukee, Carlos Zambrano four and walking two. nesota. who struck out pinch-hitter Jeff Cirillo. fice fly for the Dodgers, who haven’t allowed three runs in seven innings Mike Maroth (1-0), who was making In winning for the first time since Bobby Jenks pitched the ninth for lost in the Giants’ waterfront ballpark and hit an RBI single to lead the Cubs his first start since May 25 and having last Aug. 10, Vazquez walked four and his first save of the season in as many since Aug. 18. to the win. arthroscopic elbow surgery last June, struck out five on another January-like attempts. San Francisco fell to 1-4 with one Zambrano (1-1) struck out four of picked up the victory, allowing four day at U.S. Cellular Field. Twins starter Carlos Silva (0-1) game remaining on its season-opening the first six batters he faced and runs and six hits in five innings. Todd Vazquez gave up a leadoff single to allowed five hits and one run in five homestand and will look to avoid a cruised through three perfect innings Jones pitched the ninth for his second Michael Cuddyer in the second inning. innings. three-game sweep by its archrivals to start the game before allowing a save of the season. It was Minnesota’s only hit until Luis Sunday. solo home run to Rickie Weeks to Reggie Sanders went 3-for-4, includ- Castillo beat out an infield single with NATIONAL LEAGUE Lowe (1-1) looked much better than lead off the fourth. ing a two-run homer in the third, and two outs in the eighth. Michael Cuddy- Dodgers 4, San Francisco 1 he did Monday at Milwaukee, where he Ryan Dempster pitched the ninth scored three runs. er added a double in the ninth. At San Francisco, Jeff Kent hit a go- lasted only four innings and was for his second save.

WORLD MEN’S CURLING Correction Germany’s Kapp will face Canada’s Howard in final

THE CANADIAN PRESS-EDMONTON fatigue, Kapp seems to be gaining “They’re the perfect team. They he German express train known as momentum and will play Canada’s seem to be unbeatable but they first TAndy Kapp continued to pick up Glenn Howard in today’s gold medal have to beat us and right now we are on steam Saturday and rolled to the final of game (CBC, 3p.m. p.m. NT). It’s the first a really good road.” the Ford World Men’s Curling Champi- time Kapp has been in the final since Germany has never won the world onship. 1997. men’s curling championship although After losing his final round robin “It’s 10 years after we went to the Kapp has a silver medal from a 1997 game, Kapp was forced to play in two final,” Kapp said. “It’s really good for us. loss to Peja Lindholm of Sweden and tiebreakers Friday just to pick up the We are really looking forward to it. It three bronze medals as well. final playoff spot. He capped it off with a was a really great team effort.” Howard, who had indicated victory over Switzerland’s Ralph Stockli Taking on Howard is a daunting throughout the tournament he hopes to advance to Saturday’s semifinal. task, however, and Kapp realizes just to keep his team “on the rails,” is now Kapp continued his strong play how tough beating the Canadian destined for a head-on collision with against Todd Birr of the United States, champion will be. Kapp, whom he defeated in the round who finished second in the round robin. “I think it will be two or three key robin. Germany stole single points in the first shots,” he said. “If we miss them they win “They were very impressive,” Former Telegram publisher Steve Herder, and his son, Danny, present the Herder and 10th ends in a tight defensive strug- the game. Maybe once a week they miss Howard said immediately after the Memorial Trophy to Corner Brook playing-coach Orin Carver after the Royals won the gle and held on for a 6-4 victory. one shot so it’s really tough to beat game. “I thought they played really 1962 Herder. Carver was incorrectly identified in Saturday’s edition. — Telegram photo Instead of showing any signs of them. well.” This is your future we are talking about.

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LOCAL SCOREBOARD MIDGET HOCKEY Atlantic Major Midget (In Prince Edward Island) Saturday St. John’s 6, Cornwall 0 GS: Brandon McDonald (2), Chris Thorne, Mike King, Chad Earle, Travis Randell SO: Andrew Caines (St. John’s in today’s championship game against Dartmouth) Friday St. John’s 2, Dartmouth 2 GS: Jon Caul, Chad Earle Thursday St. John’s 5, Charlottetown 0 GS: Mike King (2), Jon Caul, Steve Brazil, Brad Yetman SO: Kyle Downer St. John’s 2, Fredericton 2 GS: Jon Caul, Chris Thorne

RUGBY England Tour Wallingford 38 Nfld. U-18 19 PS: Matt Harris (2 tries), Luke Kenny, Steve Critch POG: Sean Langor, Nick Rowe Nfld. U-16 14, South Oxford 6 PS: Stefan Mackey, Bob Rogers, Michael Pittman (2 conversions) POG: Justin Layman, Brendan O’Rourke Berkshire Colts 37, Nfld. U-16 7 PS: Devon Lacey (try), Michael Pittman (convert) POG: Brendan O’Rourke, Patrick McNi- cholas Berkshire 39, Nfld. U-18 10 PS: Josh Reid (try), Matt Harris (penalty, convert) POG: Nick Rowe, Shane Stratton

Ottawa Senators’ Joe Corvo (7) tries to get past Boston Bruins’ defenseman Jason York during the first period in an NHL game in Boston Saturday. — Photo by The Associated Press Ryder show NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Continued from page C1 Canucks claim Northwest Division title They kept coming in waves and Yanic Perreault set up a streaking Battaglia in the slot, his wrist shot Ducks clinch first division title in franchise history with win over Columbus beating Huet glove side to open the scoring at 7:53. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS son on the road despite a franchise- and a career-high five points to lift but they missed the playoffs for the sec- Higgins tied the game on a beauty, attias Ohlund scored a power- record 107-point regular season and a Detroit to a 7-2 win over the Chicago ond straight season and have won just skating around Tomas Kaberle play goal 34 seconds into over- conference-leading 51 victories. Blackhawks on Saturday in the Red one playoff series in 11 seasons. inside the blue-line and beating Ray- Mtime and the Vancouver By earning one point, San Jose Wings’ regular-season finale. croft stick side, getting hundreds of Canucks clinched the Northwest Divi- clinched the No. 5 seed in the playoffs Detroit is the Western Conference’s Islanders 4, Flyers 2 Montreal fans on their feet in Air sion title with a 4-3 victory over the San against Nashville, its first-round oppo- top seeded team, but the Red Wings The New York Islanders still have a Canada Centre. Jose Sharks on Saturday. nent last season. Dallas, which finishes lost a chance to win the Presidents’ shot at the post-season. But Antropov tipped a Mats Roberto Luongo made 27 saves in its regular season against Chicago Trophy as the NHL’s overall No. 1 when They got the first win of two this Sundin pass between Huet’s legs his 47th win for the Canucks, who also today, has 105 points but would lose a Buffalo beat Washington on Saturday. weekend that they needed to stay in with 3:51 to go in the opening period, clinched the Pacific Division title for tiebreaker with San Jose on total victo- the hunt. Wade Dubielewicz was solid a squeaker that the Habs netminder the Anaheim Ducks by ending San ries. Senatos 6, Bruins 3 again with 28 saves and the Islanders should have had. Jose’s five-game winning streak. Dany Heatley’s 50th goal of the season stayed alive by beating the Philadel- Steen made it 3-1 with fans still Kevin Bieksa scored a power-play Ducks 4, Blue Jackets 3 gave the Ottawa Senators the lead for phia Flyers 4-2 on Saturday. finding their seats 1:12 into the mid- goal for Vancouver early in the third Teemu Selanne had two goals, and the good and they clinched home-ice The Islanders still needed help from dle period, flipping a rebound over a period for a 3-2 lead, but Jonathan Anaheim Ducks celebrated the first advantage in the first round of the play- Toronto on Saturday night against sprawled Huet. Cheechoo tied it with a goal in traffic division title in franchise history by offs with a win over Boston. Montreal to remain in contention on But then it was the Ryder show, with 32 seconds left while Sharks beating the Columbus Blue Jackets. Heatley became the first player with Sunday, the final day of the NHL regu- three goals in just under six minutes. goalie Evgeni Nabokov was pulled for Dustin Penner and Ryan Getzlaf consecutive seasons of at least 50 goals lar season and they got it. The native of Bonavista, N.L., Ryder an extra attacker. also scored for the Ducks, who found since Pavel Bure did it with Florida in cut the lead to one goal just 36 sec- Joe Thornton had a goal and two out just before the game that they had 2001 and 2002. Heatley also had exact- Sabres 2, Capitals 0 onds after the Steen goal, his wrist assists for San Jose, but finished his clinched the Pacific Division crown ly 50 last season, his first with Ottawa. Tim Connolly’s first goal of the season shot from the side boards going in 114-point regular season in the penalty thanks to Vancouver’s 4-3 overtime The Senators will open their best- came in the Buffalo Sabres’ most signif- off Raycroft’s glove, a horrible goal box after a tripping call. Ohlund’s shot victory over second-place San Jose. of-seven Eastern Conference quarter- icant win. that put Montreal right back into the from the point glanced off Curtis Getzlaf also assisted on both final series at home against Pittsburgh. Connolly scored in his return from a game. Brown’s stick and found an improbable Selanne goals. They needed just a win to clinch the concussion sustained in last year’s Montreal had a five on three angle into the net behind Nabokov, Rick Nash, Gilbert Brule and Jason fourth seed and keep the Penguins in playoffs and Buffalo beat the Washing- moment later and Ryder slipped in who made 26 saves. Chimera scored for Columbus, with fifth. ton Capitals 2-0 on Saturday to clinch his own rebound to tie 3-3 at 4:32. A Matt Cooke and Taylor Pyatt scored Chimera adding an assist and Fredrik The Bruins ended another disap- the best record in the NHL. few shifts later, Ryder scored goal No. first-period goals for the Canucks, and Modin chipping in with two. pointing season, their first under “It’s a big monkey off my back,” said 3 to give Montreal its first lead of the Milan Michalek and Thornton tied it coach Dave Lewis. They lost their last Connolly, who scored his first goal in game, stuffing a wrap-around effort with power-play goals in the second. Red Wings 7, Blackhawks 2 six games and went 1-10-1 in their last almost a year. “It wasn’t something I under Raycroft, his 30th of the year Ohlund’s goal ended San Jose’s sev- Now the real season begins for the 12. First-year general manager Peter was really thinking about. I was just which chased the Leafs goalie form en-game home winning streak and Detroit Red Wings. Chiarelli, Ottawa’s assistant GM last going to try to come out and keep it the net. forced the Sharks to open the post-sea- Mikael Samuelsson had two goals season, overhauled the Bruins roster, simple out there.”

GOLF/THE MASTERS Appleby escapes with lead after tough round; Woods lurking

THE CANADIAN PRESS—GEORGIA Augusta National has been he tailor might want to think about stretched by more than 500 yards in Tfitting Augusta National for a green the past decade, but this is the first jacket. The golf course is the true lead- time since those changes that its er of the Masters after three rounds. played firm and fast. Weir, the 2003 Swirling winds, cold temperatures Masters winner, didn’t like what he and slippery greens made par a near- saw. impossible number on Saturday as “Personally, I think they’re missing players dropped shots all over the the boat,” he said. “I think this tourna- place. ment’s about excitement, the roars of When it was finished, Stuart Apple- the crowd. by had his name at the top of the “You don’t hear any roars. No one’s leaderboard after reaching the club- doing anything. You’re hearing claps house at 2-over 218. Tiger Woods and for par putts. You’re used to that in the Justin Rose were another shot behind. U.S. Open, but not in this event. Per- Augusta National has never played sonally, I think it’s a mistake.” harder. It’s the first time a 54-hole lead- It was a day of mistakes. Woods fin- er has ever been over par in the 71-year ished with bogeys at the last two holes history of this tournament. for the second time this week and “It was a real fight out there,” said looked to be a few shots behind. Appelby. Then those behind him starting A scoring average of 77.35 reflected making bogeys. that. “Quite frankly, I didn’t even look at Appleby was in position finish the leaderboard,” said Woods, who under par until making a triple bogey Tiger Woods reacts to a missed putt on started the day in a tie for 15th. at the par-4 17th. He found two the 17th hole during the third round of “I was plodding along. I had enough bunkers on the hole and took three the 2007 Masters golf tournament in things to worry about with wind and putts, leaving him shaking his head Augusta, Ga., Saturday. the greens. while walking to the 18th tee. — Photo by The Associated Press “I think it’s about one of the hardest Still, a par there left him with the rounds we ever had to play here.” lead as Rose made two bogeys on the Just ask the Canadians. It won’t get much easier Sunday, closing stretch of holes. Calgary’s Stephen Ames (77) and when he takes a spot alongside Apple- “Look, stuff like that happens out Mike Weir (80) of Bright’s Grove, Ont., by in the final pairing. Bundled up fans watch Stuart Appleby, from Australia, chip on the 14th hole a during here,” Appelby said of his triple bogey. each posted their highest rounds ever “He won’t even know I’m there,” the third round of the 2007 Masters golf tournament at the Augusta National Golf Club “That’s golf. That’s Augusta. at this course and were nine shots Appleby said with a laugh. “I’m sure I’ll in Augusta, Ga., Saturday. — Photo by The Associated Press “It’s a tough opponent.” behind the leaders in a tie for 34th. know he’s there. He’ll be the other guy.” The Telegram WWW.THETELEGRAM.COM SCOREBOARD Sunday, April 8, 2007 B13

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EASTERN CONFERENCE Hockey ATLANTIC DIVISION Vs Pts Pts G GB W L Pct F A Home Away P10 East FPG APG 1 y-Toronto 76 – ⁄2 43 33 .566 7547 7476 27-10 16-23 7-3 30-17 99.3 98.4 EASTERN CONFERENCE 1 New Jersey 75 7 ⁄2 35 40 .467 7288 7379 21-17 14-23 5-5 25-20 97.2 98.4 1 NORTHEAST DIVISION P10 Vs GF GA New York 75 11 ⁄2 31 44 .413 7344 7522 19-20 12-24 2-8 20-25 97.9 100.3 1 G W L OTL SOL F A Pts HomeAway W-L-OL-SL East PG PG Philadelphia 75 12 ⁄2 30 45 .400 7081 7337 19-18 11-27 5-5 19-26 94.4 97.8 1 yz-Buffalo 80 52 21 3 4 303 238 111 28-10-3 24-11-4 7-2-1-0 46-18-4 3.79 2.98 Boston 75 19 ⁄2 23 52 .307 7201 7455 12-26 11-26 4-6 15-30 96.0 99.4 x-Ottawa 81 47 25 3 6 282 219 103 25-13-3 22-12-6 6-2-0-2 43-20-5 3.48 2.70 CENTRAL DIVISION Montreal 81 42 33 1 5 240 250 90 26-12-3 16-21-3 7-3-0-0 35-30-5 2.96 3.09 1 Toronto 81 39 31 4 7 252 264 89 20-15-5 19-16-6 5-3-1-1 34-26-7 3.11 3.26 x-Detroit 75 – ⁄2 48 27 .640 7134 6905 23-14 25-13 6-4 31-14 95.1 92.1 1 Boston 81 35 40 2 4 216 283 76 18-18-4 17-22-2 1-8-0-1 30-37-3 2.67 3.49 x-Cleveland 77 3 ⁄2 46 31 .597 7441 7194 27-11 19-20 5-5 27-20 96.6 93.4 1 x-Chicago 77 3 ⁄2 46 31 .597 7616 7262 29-10 17-21 7-3 33-14 98.9 94.3 ATLANTIC DIVISION 1 Indiana 75 15 ⁄2 33 42 .440 7145 7327 21-17 12-25 3-7 23-22 95.3 97.7 1 y-New Jersey 81 49 24 1 7 214 198 106 25-10-5 24-14-3 6-4-0-0 47-18-5 2.64 2.44 Milwaukee 75 22 ⁄2 26 49 .347 7473 7772 17-19 9-30 2-8 13-32 99.6 103.6 x-Pittsburgh 81 46 24 5 6 275 245 103 25-10-5 21-14-6 6-3-1-0 40-21-6 3.40 3.02 x-NY Rangers 81 42 29 5 5 241 214 94 21-15-5 21-14-5 8-1-0-1 36-25-5 2.98 2.64 SOUTHEAST DIVISION 1 NY Islanders 80 38 30 7 5 241 236 88 22-13-6 16-17-6 4-4-2-0 34-27-4 3.01 2.95 x-Miami 76 – ⁄2 42 34 .553 7232 7268 25-12 17-22 6-4 25-21 95.2 95.6 1 Philadelphia 80 21 47 6 6 208 296 54 9-23-7 12-24-5 2-7-1-0 15-43-6 2.60 3.70 Washington 75 2 ⁄2 39 36 .520 7915 7921 26-12 13-24 3-7 25-20 105.5 105.6 1 Orlando 75 7 ⁄2 34 41 .453 7057 7090 22-16 12-25 5-5 21-25 94.1 94.5 SOUTHEAST DIVISION 1 Charlotte 77 12 ⁄2 30 47 .390 7455 7780 19-20 11-27 6-4 21-26 96.8 101.0 1 y-Atlanta 81 42 28 7 4 243 243 95 22-12-6 20-16-5 5-4-0-1 40-21-4 3.00 3.00 Atlanta 76 14 ⁄2 28 48 .368 7097 7453 16-22 12-26 2-8 15-31 93.4 98.1 x-Tampa Bay 81 44 33 3 1 251 258 92 22-18-1 22-15-3 5-5-0-0 39-29-1 3.10 3.19 Carolina 81 39 34 3 5 236 249 86 20-16-4 19-18-4 4-6-0-0 35-29-5 2.91 3.07 WESTERN CONFERENCE Florida 81 35 31 7 8 243 252 85 23-12-6 12-19-9 6-2-1-1 33-26-7 3.00 3.11 Washington 81 28 39 3 11 235 284 70 17-16-7 11-23-7 4-5-1-0 24-36-8 2.90 3.51 PACIFIC DIVISION Vs Pts Pts G GB W L Pct F A Home Away P10 West FPG APG WESTERN CONFERENCE 1 y-Phoenix 76 – ⁄2 57 19 .750 8378 7834 31-7 26-12 7-3 32-14 110.2 103.1 1 CENTRAL DIVISION P10 Vs GF GA L.A. Lakers 76 17 ⁄2 40 36 .526 7835 7835 24-14 16-22 6-4 26-20 103.1 103.1 1 G W L OTL SOL F A Pts HomeAway W-L-OL-SL West PG PG L.A. Clippers 74 19 ⁄2 37 37 .500 7053 7097 24-13 13-24 8-2 20-24 95.3 95.9 1 y-Detroit 81 49 19 5 8 247 197 111 28-4-8 21-15-5 4-2-0-4 43-16-7 3.05 2.43 Golden State 76 20 ⁄2 37 39 .487 8035 8065 27-11 10-28 7-3 23-23 105.7 106.1 1 x-Nashville 81 50 23 3 5 268 210 108 28-8-5 22-15-3 4-4-1-1 43-21-4 3.31 2.59 Sacramento 75 25 ⁄2 31 44 .413 7548 7663 20-17 11-27 3-7 16-29 100.6 102.2 St. Louis 81 34 34 7 6 213 249 81 18-19-4 16-15-9 4-5-1-0 29-31-5 2.63 3.07 Columbus 81 33 41 2 5 198 243 73 18-18-4 15-23-3 5-5-0-0 29-35-5 2.44 3.00 SOUTHWEST DIVISION 1 Chicago 80 31 40 2 7 195 248 71 17-20-4 14-20-5 4-6-0-0 28-35-5 2.44 3.10 y-Dallas 75 – ⁄2 62 13 .827 7546 6985 33-4 29-9 8-2 35-10 100.6 93.1 1 x-San Antonio 75 8 ⁄2 54 21 .720 7382 6710 28-9 26-12 8-2 34-11 98.4 89.5 NORTHWEST DIVISION 1 x-Houston 76 15 ⁄2 47 29 .618 7313 6934 26-13 21-16 6-4 23-23 96.2 91.2 1 x-Vancouver 80 48 25 3 4 217 195 103 26-11-4 22-14-3 7-2-0-1 40-24-3 2.71 2.44 New Orleans 76 27 ⁄2 35 41 .461 7206 7337 23-16 12-25 6-4 19-27 94.8 96.5 1 x-Minnesota 81 47 26 1 7 230 190 102 28-7-5 19-19-3 7-2-0-1 41-22-7 2.84 2.35 Memphis 77 44 ⁄2 19 58 .247 7792 8222 12-26 7-32 2-8 11-37 101.2 106.8 Calgary 80 43 27 5 5 253 217 96 30-8-2 13-19-8 6-4-0-0 39-24-4 3.16 2.71 Colorado 80 43 30 3 4 264 244 93 21-15-3 22-15-4 8-1-0-1 36-27-4 3.30 3.05 NORTHWEST DIVISION 1 Edmonton 81 31 43 4 3 192 246 69 19-19-3 12-24-4 1-8-1-0 27-40-1 2.37 3.04 y-Utah 75 – ⁄2 48 27 .640 7578 7341 29-7 19-20 5-5 29-16 101.0 97.9 1 Denver 75 9 ⁄2 39 36 .520 7866 7774 21-18 18-18 5-5 21-24 104.9 103.7 PACIFIC DIVISION 1 Minnesota 75 16 ⁄2 32 43 .427 7195 7397 20-16 12-27 4-6 18-28 95.9 98.6 x-Anaheim 81 47 20 4 10 254 205 108 26-6-9 21-14-5 5-3-0-2 41-18-9 3.14 2.53 x-San Jose 81 51 26 2 2 255 195 106 25-12-3 26-14-1 8-1-1-0 43-24-2 3.15 2.41 x-Dallas 81 49 25 3 4 223 195 105 27-11-2 22-14-5 7-1-2-0 45-21-3 2.75 2.41 Los Angeles 81 26 41 8 6 224 281 66 15-16-9 11-25-5 3-7-0-0 22-38-5 2.77 3.47 FRIDAY RESULTS THURSDAY RESULTS Phoenix 80 30 45 3 2 211 280 65 17-20-3 13-25-2 2-6-1-1 24-41-2 2.64 3.50 Toronto 94 Philadelphia 85; Indiana 112 Miami 94 Cleveland 90 (OT); San Antonio Charlotte 102; Miami 88 Boston 85; 92 Phoenix 85 SATURDAY RESULTS FRIDAY RESULTS Atlanta 115 Milwaukee 102 ; Minnesota 99 Detroit 7 Chicago 2; Buffalo 2 Washing- Atlanta 4 Carolina 1; Florida 7 Tampa New York 94; Phoenix 103 New Orleans ton 0; N.Y. Islanders 4 Philadelphia 2; Bay 2; Dallas 2 Anaheim 1 (SO) 95; Golden State 116 Memphis 104; Cleve- Phoenix at Los Angeles; Vancouver at land 99 Washington 94; Chicago 105 New San Jose; Ottawa at Boston; Montreal at Jersey 74; Portland 85 Houston 78; Sac 107 Toronto; Florida at Carolina; Tampa Bay Utah 103; Denver 75 Dallas 71; L.A. Lak- at Atlanta; Anaheim at Columbus; N.Y. ers 112 Seattle 109 Rangers at Pittsburgh; St. Louis at Min- nesota; Nashville at Colorado; Edmon- Today’s Games ton at Calgary TV Season Satellite Series Today's Games Memphis at Orlando, 8 p.m. Mem 1-0 TV Season Series Boston at Indiana, 8 p.m. Ind 2-1 Buffalo at Philadelphia, 2 p.m. NBC, TSN Buf 3-0 Washington at New Jersey, 8:30 p.m. NJ 2-0 Chicago at Dallas, 2 p.m. NBC Chi 2-1 Golden State at San Antonio, 9 p.m. San 2-1 N.Y.I. at New Jersey, 4:30 p.m. NJ 6-1 New Orleans at Minnesota, 9 p.m. NBA TV NO 2-1 Vancouver at Phoenix, 6 p.m. SNET-P Van 3-0 New York at Milwaukee, 9:30 p.m. NY 2-1 Calgary at Colorado, 10 p.m. Col 4-3 Portland at Dallas, 10 p.m. Dal 2-0 MONDAY GAMES Seattle at Utah, 10 p.m. Uta 2-1 No Games Scheduled. Denver at L.A. Clippers, 11:30 p.m. NBA TV, RTV 1-1 LEGEND: G-Games; Pts-Points; W-Wins; L-Losses; T-Ties; OTL-Overtime SUNDAY GAMES Losses; F-Goals For; A-Goals Against; Home-Record in Home Games; Away- Cleveland at Detroit, 2 p.m.; Phoenix at L.A. Lakers, 4:30 p.m.; Chicago at Toronto, 7 Record in Away Games; P10-Record in Past 10 Games; Vs East/West-Record Vs p.m.; Charlotte at Miami, 7 p.m.; Atlanta at Philadelphia, 8:30 p.m.; Houston at Own Conference; GFPG-Goals For Per Game; GAPG-Goals Against Per Game; Sacramento, 10 p.m. Las Vegas Line provided by America’s Line by Roxy Roxborough; (r)-Regional TV Listing; x- Clinched Playoff Berth; y- Division Leaders Ranked 1, 2 and 3 in OVERALL STANDINGS Overall Standings. EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Carl Edwards performs his backflip after winning the NASCAR Busch Series’ Pepsi 300 auto GGBW LPct. GGBW LPct. OVERALL STANDINGS d-x-Detroit 75 –.5 48 27 .640 d-y-Dallas 75 –.5 62 13 .827 race in Gladeville, Tenn., Saturday. – Photo by The Associated Press x-Chicago 77 3.5 46 31 .597 d-y-Phoenix 76 5.5 57 19 .750 EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE x-San Antonio 75 8.5 54 21 .720 GWLOTLTPts GWLOTLTPts x-Cleveland 77 3.5 46 31 .597 d-y-Toronto 76 5.5 43 33 .566 d-y-Utah 75 14.5 48 27 .640 d-yz-Buffalo 80 52 21 3 4 111 d-y-Detroit 81 49 19 5 8 111 d-x-Miami 76 6.5 42 34 .553 x-Houston 76 15.5 47 29 .618 d-y-New Jersey 81 49 24 1 7 106 d-x-Anaheim 81 47 20 4 10 108 Washington 75 9.5 39 36 .520 L.A. Lakers 76 22.5 40 36 .526 d-y-Atlanta 81 42 28 7 4 95 d-x-Vancouver 80 48 25 3 4 103 Blackhawks 2 at Red Wings 7 Dallas wins 1-0 New Jersey 75 13.5 35 40 .467 Denver 75 23.5 39 36 .520 x-Ottawa 81 47 25 3 6 103 x-Nashville 81 50 23 3 5 108 DETROIT (AP) — NHL Saturday afternoon: Sabres 2 at Capitals 0 Anaheim (0) — McDonald, miss; Getzlaf, Orlando 75 14.5 34 41 .453 L.A. Clippers 74 24.5 37 37 .500 x-Pittsburgh 81 46 24 5 6 103 x-San Jose 81 51 26 2 2 106 x-NY Rangers 81 42 29 5 5 94 x-Dallas 81 49 25 3 4 105 First Period WASHINGTON (AP) — NHL Saturday after- miss; Selanne, miss; Perry, miss. Indiana 75 15.5 33 42 .440 Golden State 76 25.5 37 39 .487 x-Tampa Bay 81 44 33 3 1 92 x-Minnesota 81 47 26 1 7 102 1. Detroit, Markov 4 (Maltby, Cleary) 4:31 noon: Dallas (1) — Jokinen, miss; Zubov, miss; New York 75 17.5 31 44 .413 New Orleans 76 27.5 35 41 .461 Montreal 81 42 33 1 5 90 Calgary 80 43 27 5 5 96 2. Detroit, Samuelsson 13 (Lang, Markov) First Period Modano, miss; Nagy, goal. Philadelphia 75 18.5 30 45 .400 Minnesota 75 30.5 32 43 .427 5:34 1. Buffalo, Roy 20 (Afinogenov, Tallinder) 1:36 Shots on goal by Charlotte 77 19.5 30 47 .390 Portland 75 31.5 31 44 .413 To r o n t o 8 1 3 9 3 1 4 7 8 9 Colorado 80 43 30 3 4 93 3. Detroit, Calder 14 (Samuelsson, Hudler) 2. Buffalo, Connolly 1 (Paille) 9:51 Anaheim 6 75 4 — 22 Atlanta 76 20.5 28 48 .368 Sacramento 75 31.5 31 44 .413 Milwaukee 75 22.5 26 49 .347 Seattle 76 32.5 30 46 .395 NY Islanders 80 38 30 7 5 88 St. Louis 81 34 34 7 6 81 11:30 (pp) Penalties — Paille Buf (double high-sticking) Dallas 6 15 72 — 30 Carolina 81 39 34 3 5 86 Columbus 81 33 41 2 5 73 Boston 75 25.5 23 52 .307 Memphis 77 44.5 19 58 .247 Florida 81 35 31 7 8 85 Chicago 80 31 40 2 7 71 Penalties — Sharp Chi (hooking) 1:20, Ruutu 16:23, Jurcina Wash (tripping) 18:15. Boston 81 35 40 2 4 76 Edmonton 81 31 43 4 3 69 Chi (holding) 9:29, Nordqvist Chi (high-stick- Second Period Goal — Anaheim: Bryzgalov (L,9-8-6); Dallas: Washington 81 28 39 3 11 70 Los Angeles 81 26 41 8 6 66 ing) 10:14, Markov Det (hooking) 12:18. No Scoring. Turco (W,37-20-5). Kansas City 2 2 .500 1 1/2 Portsmouth 2 Manchester United 1 Philadelphia 80 21 47 6 6 54 Phoenix 80 30 45 3 2 65 Second Period Penalty — Buffalo bench (too many men, Power plays (goals-chances) — Anaheim: Chicago 1 2 .333 2 League Championship 4. Detroit, Holmstrom 30 (Franzen) 3:51 served by Vanek) 0:55, Eminger Wash (hold- 0-3; Dallas: 0-5. Detroit 1 2 .333 2 Birmingham 0 Burnley 1 5. Detroit, Calder 15 (Samuelsson, Lang) 5:27 ing) 12:51. Referees — Greg Kimmerly, Ian Walsh. West Division Cardiff 1 Sheffield Wednesday 2 NHL SATURDAY ing) 20:00. 6. Detroit, Samuelsson 14 (Lidstrom, Osgood) Third Period Linesmen — Mike Cvik, Darren Gibbs. WLPctGB Coventry 0 Queens Park Rangers 1 Third Period 12:30 (pp) No Scoring Attendance — 18,584 (18,584). Los Angeles 4 1 .800 — Crystal Palace 3 Preston 0 7. Chicago, Vrbata 14 (Richmond, Nordqvist) Penalties — Morrisonn Wash (holding) 5:04, Seattle 2 1 .6671 Ipswich 5 Barnsley 1 Senators 6 at Bruins 3 10. Toronto, McCabe 15 (Kaberle, Sundin) 18:14 Briere Buf (game misconduct, spearing), Oakland 2 3 .400 2 Leeds 2 Plymouth 1 BOSTON (AP) — NHL Saturday night: 0:58 (pp) PRESIDENTS’TROPHY WINNERS 8. Detroit, Quincey 1 (Lilja, Samuelsson) Pominville Buf, Muir Wash, Clark Wash Texas 1 3 .250 2 1/2 Luton 0 Southampton 2 First Period 11. Toronto, Wellwood 12 (Kaberle, Sundin) 18:26 (roughing) 5:48, Kotalik Buf (holding) 13:14. Saturday Results Sunderland 2 Wolves 1 1. Boston, Sturm 27 (Bergeron, Chistov) 1:28 3:43 (pp) 2006-07—Buffalo Sabres Penalties — Vrbata Chi (holding) 1:17, Shots on goal by Late Games Not included West Bromwich Albion 1 Stoke 3 2. Ottawa, Comrie 20 (Schaefer) 3:25 Penalties—Koivu Mtl (tripping) 2:00; Kubina 2005-06—Detroit Red Wings Schneider Det (hooking) 6:25, Bourque Chi Buffalo 9 10 5 — 24 N.Y. Yankees 10, Baltimore 7 3. Boston, Kalus 4 (Donovan, Savard) 5:57 Tor (interference) 7:23. 2004-05—Lockout (roughing), Franzen Det (interference) 10:28, Washington 7712 — 26 Seattle at Cleveland, ppd. (snow, 1st game) Scotland 4. Ottawa, Spezza 33 (Alfredsson, Phillips) Shots on goal by 2003-04—Detroit Red Wings Aucoin Chi (double high-sticking) 11:00, Seattle at Cleveland, ppd. (snow, 2nd game) Premier League 6:50 Montreal 9 14 3 — 26 2002-03—Ottawa Senators Draper Det (tripping) 16:06. Goal — Buffalo: Miller (W,40-16-6); Wash- Detroit (Maroth 0-0) at Kansas City (Meche 1- Aberdeen 2 Dundee United 4 Penalties — Chistov Bos (tripping) 10:42, Toronto 23 8 4 — 35 2001-02—Detroit Red Wings Third Period ington: Kolzig (L,22-24-6). 0) N Celtic 1 Motherwell 0 Fisher Ott (clipping), Reich Bos (roughing) 2000-01—Colorado Avalanche 9. Chicago, Hamilton 18 (Barker, Keith) 7:37 Power plays (goals-chances) — Buffalo: 0- Minnesota (Silva 0-0) at Chicago White Sox Dunfermline 1 Hibernian 0 14:42. Goal (shots-saves) — Montreal: Huet (L,19- 1999-00—St. Louis Blues Penalties — Lang Det (slashing) 1:47, 2; Washington: 0-5. (Vazquez 0-0) N Hearts 1 Kilmarnock 0 Second Period 16-3); Toronto: Raycroft (20-16), Aubin 1998-99—Dallas Stars Lapointe Chi (game misconduct, unsports- Attendance — 18,277 (18,277). Toronto (Ohka 0-0) at Tampa Bay (Fossum 0- Inverness Caledonian Thistle 1 Falkirk 1 5. Ottawa, Heatley 50 (Alfredsson, Meszaros) (start)7:37 of second period) (6-5)(W,3-5-2). 1997-98—Dallas Stars manlike conduct) 1:58, Lilja Det (fighting), 0) N Division One 5:15 Power playa (goals-chances) — Montreal: 1996-97—Colorado Avalanche Sharp Chi (fighting, roughing) 8:05, Arkhipov Boston (Tavarez 0-0) at Texas (Millwood 0-1) Clyde 0 Airdrie United 1 6. Ottawa, Spezza 34 (Schubert, Heatley) 2-4; Toronto: 2-7 NHL FRIDAY 1995-96—Detroit Red Wings Chi (boarding) 13:12, Barker Chi (game mis- N Dundee 3 Ross County 2 8:52 Referees — Rob Shick, Dave Jackson. 1994-95—Detroit Red Wings conduct, boarding) 15:05. Oakland (Haren 0-1) at L.A. Angels (Lackey 1- Gretna 0 St. Johnstone 2 Penalties — Saprykin Ott (hooking) 6:28, Linesmen — Greg Devorski, Scott Driscoll. By The Canadian Press 1993-94—New York Rangers Shots on goal by 0) N Hamilton 3 Livingston 0 Neil Ott (hooking) 9:17. Attendance — 19,723 1992-93—Pittsburgh Penguins Chicago 5 79 — 21 Sunday Games Partick 0 Queen of South 0 Third Period Thrashers 4 at Hurricanes 1 1991-92—New York Rangers Detroit 8 16 15 — 39 Seattle at Cleveland, 1:05 p.m. Division Two 7. Boston, Tenkrat 9 (Bergeron, Savard) 3:42 Canucks 4 at Sharks 3 (OT) First Period 1990-91—Chicago Blackhawks Baltimore at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 p.m. Alloa 2 Raith 3 (pp) SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) — NHL Saturday night: 1. Atlanta, Kovalchuk 41 (Tkachuk, Sim) 3:11 1989-90—Boston Bruins Goal (shots-saves) — Chicago: Lalime (L,4- Toronto at Tampa Bay, 1:40 p.m. Ayr 1 Brechin 1 8. Ottawa, Alfredsson 29 (Redden, Heatley) First Period 2. Atlanta, Dupuis 14 (Larsen) 8:33 1988-89—Calgary Flames 6-1)(24-17), Khabibulin (start Third)(15-15); Minnesota at Chicago White Sox, 2:05 p.m. Cowdenbeath 0 Stranraer 0 6:18 (pp) 1. Vancouver, Cooke 10 (Bieksa, Morrison) Penalties — Vasicek Car (hooking) 10:30, 1987-88—Calgary Flames Detroit: Osgood (W,11-3-6). Detroit at Kansas City, 2:10 p.m. Morton 9 Forfar 1 9. Ottawa, Eaves 14 (Neil, Corvo) 9:24 1:56 Exelby Atl (roughing) 13:15. 1986-87—Edmonton Oilers Power plays (goals-chances) — Chicago: Oakland at L.A. Angels, 3:35 p.m. Peterhead 2 Stirling 1 Penalties — Volchenkov Ott (hooking) 3:25, 2. Vancouver, Pyatt 23 (Salo, Sedin) 4:38 Second Period 1985-86—Edmonton Oilers 0-4; Detroit: 2-11. Boston at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Kalus Bos (holding) 5:04, Tenkrat Bos (hold- Penalties — Thornton SJ (slashing) 5:54, No Scoring. Referees — Chris Rooney, Justin St. Pierre. Germany ing) 5:35, Sturm Bos (hooking) 7:09, Hoggan Sopel Vcr (slashing) 8:45, Burrows Vcr, Penalties — Tanabe Car (hooking) 1:31, BASEBALL STANDINGS Linesmen — Brad Kovachik, Steve Miller. Bundesliga Bos (slashing), Neil Ott (unsportsmanlike con- Thornton SJ, Fitzpatrick Vcr, Rivet SJ, Santala Holik Atl (holding) 4:13, Havelid Atl (hooking) LINESCORES Attendance — 20,066 (20,066). Hertha Berlin 1 Arminia Bielefeld 1 duct, double roughing) 10:45, Heatley Ott Vcr, Michalek SJ (roughing) 14:57, Linden Vcr 4:32. National League Hamburger SV 2 VfB Stuttgart 4 (hooking) 13:41, Emery Ott (unsportsmanlike (hooking) 18:52. Third Period At A Glance By The Associated Press Ducks 4 at Blue Jackets 3 Eintracht Frankfurt 1 Energie Cottbus 3 conduct) 19:19. Second Period 3. Atlanta, Hossa 43 (Belanger) 0:59 By The Associated Press AMERICAN LEAGUE COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — NHL Saturday night: Hannover 96 1 Bayern Munich 2 Shots on goal by 3. San Jose, Michalek 26 (Thornton, Chee- 4. Carolina, Carter 11 (Stillman, Staal) 2:35 All Times ET Baltimore 140 200 000 — 79 1 First Period Alemannia Aachen 1 Borussia Dortmund 4 Ottawa 9 10 9 — 28 choo) 0:48 (pp) (pp) East Division N.Y. Yankees 200 100 034 — 10 71 1. Columbus, Nash 27 (Modin, Eriksson) 3:30 VfL Wolfsburg 3 Mainz 05 2 Boston 14 711 — 32 4. San Jose, Thornton 22 (Marleau, Pavelski) 5. Atlanta, Belanger 17 (Sutton, Kozlov) 9:58 W L Pct GB 15:42 (pp) 2. Anaheim, Selanne 47 (Getzlaf, Niedermay- Penalties — Kozlov Atl (tripping) 1:21, Still- Atlanta 4 1 .800 — Trachsel, Parrish (7), DBaez (8), JWalker (8), Schalke 2 Moenchengladbach 0 er) 13:15 (pp) Goal — Ottawa: Emery (W,33-16-6); Boston: Penalties — Naslund Vcr (tripping) 5:35, man Car (hooking) 3:11, Hutchinson Car (trip- New York 4 1 .800 — Ray (9)(L,0-1) and Castillo; Igawa, Bruney (6), 3. Anaheim, Penner 29, 16:29 Italy Thomas (L,30-29-4). Morrison Vcr (hooking) 7:13, Clowe SJ ping) 5:19, Williams Car (interference) 6:46, Florida 2 2 .500 1 1/2 MMyers (7), LVizcaino (8), MRivera (9)(W,1-0) Penalties — McDonald Ana (slashing) 5:27, Serie A Power plays (goals-chances) — Ottawa: 1- (roughing) 10:09, Luongo Vcr (freezing the Kovalchuk Atl (double high-sticking) 15:15, Philadelphia 1 3 .250 2 1/2 and Posada.. HRs: Bal — Mora (2), Markakis Svitov Clb (roughing) 12:51, Nash Clb (charg- Atalanta 1 Chievo Verona 0 4; Boston: 1-6. puck) 13:58, Bulis Vcr (hooking) 15:06, Dupuis Atl (broken stick) 15:42, Sutton Atl Washington 1 4 .200 3 (1). N.Y. Yankees — ARodriguez 2 (3), Giambi ing), O’Donnell Ana (roughing) 17:12, Nieder- Catania 0 AS Roma 2 Referees — Dennis LaRue, Rob Martell. Ohlund Vcr, Bernier SJ (roughing) 20:00. (interference) 16:54, Carter Car (unsports- Central Division (1). mayer Ana (boarding, fighting), Hainsey Clb Fiorentina 4 Ascoli 0 Linesmen — Steve Barton, Mark Pare. Third Period manlike conduct) 16:54. W L Pct GB ——— (instigating, fighting) 17:45. Lazio 1 Messina 0 Attendance — 17,565 (17,565). 5. Vancouver, Bieksa 12 (Sopel, Naslund) Shots on goal by Cincinnati 4 1 .800 — Detroit 103 110 000 — 6 8 1 7:01 (pp) Second Period Atlanta 9 11 8 — 28 Chicago 3 2 .600 1 Kansas City 013 001 000 — 5 10 0 Palermo 1 Cagliari 3 4. Anaheim, Selanne 48 (Getzlaf, Beau- Parma 1 Livorno 0 Panthers 4 at Hurricanes 5 (OT) 6. San Jose, Cheechoo 37 (Michalek, Thorn- Carolina 8 8 17— 33 Pittsburgh 3 2 .600 1 chemin) 7:24 (pp) Reggina 0 Inter Milan 0 RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — NHL Saturday night: ton) 19:27 Milwaukee 2 3 .400 2 Maroth (W,1-0), Grilli (6), Zumaya (7), TJones 5. Anaheim, Getzlaf 25 (Perry) 19:32 Sampdoria 1 Torino 0 First Period Penalties — Cheechoo SJ (tripping) 1:44, Goal — Atlanta: Hedberg (W,9-4-2); Carolina: Houston 1 4 .200 3 (9)(S,1) and IRodriguez; Meche (L,1-1), JoPer- Penalties — Nash Clb (hooking) 5:26, Getzlaf Siena 2 Udinese 2 1. Florida, Peltonen 17 (Horton, Jokinen) 5:28 Brown SJ (hooking) 6:08, Thornton SJ (board- Ward (L,30-21-6). St. Louis 1 4 .200 3 alta (8) and Buck, LaRue (9). HRs: Det — Ana (slashing), Nash Clb (roughing) 12:20. AC Milan 3 Empoli 1 (pp) ing) 14:54. Power plays (goals-chances) — Atlanta: 0- West Division Granderson (2), Sheffield (1), IRodriguez (1). Third Period 2. Florida, Jokinen 39 (Horton, Peltonen) 8:35 Overtime 5; Carolina: 1-7. W L Pct GB Kansas City — RSanders (1). 6. Columbus, Brule 9 (Chimera, Klesla) 8:06 Penalties — Hutchinson Car (holding) 4:57, 7. Vancouver, Ohlund 11 (Salo, Sedin) 0:34 Referees — Mike Hasenfratz, Don Van Colorado 3 1 .750 — ——— RUGBY RESULTS 7. Columbus, Chimera 15 (Hainsey, Modin) Bouwmeester Fla (cross-checking) 11:22, (pp) Massenhoven. Linesmen — Shane Heyer, Arizona 3 2 .600 1/2 Minnesota 000 000 000 — 0 3 1 12:27 Cole Car (slashing) 15:07, Kreps Fla (holding) Penalty — Thornton SJ (tripping) 0:20. Jay Sharrers. Los Angeles 3 2 .600 1/2 Chi Sox 100 000 02x — 3 8 0 By The Canadian Press Penalties — Huskins Ana (tripping) 5:15, 16:14. Shots on goal by Attendance — 17,158 (18,730). San Diego 2 2 .500 1 Svitov Clb, Pahlsson Ana (interference) 11:13, Second Period Vancouver 9 13 71 — 30 ——— San Francisco 1 4 .200 2 1/2 CSilva (L,0-1), Guerrier (6), DReyes (8), Pool A Getzlaf Ana (slashing) 13:11. 3. Carolina, Tanabe 4, 5:46 San Jose 10 13 70 — 30 Panthers 7 at Lightning 2 Saturday Results Neshek (8) and Mauer; JVazquez (W,1-0), Fiji 33, Canada 7 Shots on goal by 4. Florida, Bouwmeester 12 (Jokinen, Pelto- First Period Late Games Not Included Sisco (7), MacDougal (8), Thornton (8), Jenks Tonga 12, England 5 Anaheim 6 13 6 — 25 nen) 7:40 Goal — Vancouver: Luongo (W,47-22-6); San 1. Florida, Horton 31 (Bouwmeester, Pelto- Chicago Cubs 6 Milwaukee 3 (9)(S,1) and Pierzyns. HRs: Chi Sox — Uribe Fiji 22, Tonga 21 Columbus 11 16 18 — 45 5. Florida, Gelinas 14 (Gratton, Allen) 12:14 Jose: Nabokov (L,25-16-4). nen) 2:56 Cincinnati 7 Pittsburgh 5 (1). England 31, Canada 12 Penalties — Kolnik Fla (stick holding), Power plays (goals-chances) — Vancouver: 2. Florida, Welch 2 (Van Ryn) 14:08 L.A. Dodgers 4 San Francisco 1 ——— Tonga 19, Canada 14 Goal (shots-saves) — Anaheim: Bryzgalov Vasicek Car (hooking) 2:15, Van Ryn Fla 2-6; San Jose: 2-6. 3. Florida, Booth 3, 16:14 Atlanta 5 N.Y. Mets 3 England 20, Fiji 12 (W,10-8-6); Columbus: Norrena (L,24-23- (holding) 16:23. Referees — Kerry Fraser, Kelly Sutherland. 4. Florida, Bouwmeester 11 (Peltonen, Joki- Houston 5 St. Louis 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE 3)(19-15), Popperle (start Third)(6-6). Third Period Linesmen — Thor Nelson, Dan Schachte. nen) 16:54 (pp) Philadelphia (Myers 0-0) at Florida (Willis 1-0) Chi. Cubs 020 003 100 — 6 12 0 NASCAR Power plays (goals-chances) — Anaheim: 6. Carolina, Tanabe 5 (Hutchinson, Attendance — 17,496 (17,496). Penalty — Prospal TB (holding) 16:32. N Milwaukee 000 101 100 — 3 5 0 2-3; Columbus: 0-4. Brind’Amour) 5:31 (pp) Second Period Arizona (Webb 0-0) at Washington (Patterson Carl Edwards raced to his second consecu- Referees — Mike Leggo, Wes McCauley. 7. Carolina, Cole 29 (Ladd, Staal) 12:13 Coyotes 2 at Kings 3 5. Florida, Sprukts 1 (Van Ryn) 3:35 0-1) N CZambrano (W,1-1), Howry (8), Dempster tive NASCAR Busch Series victory, easily win- Linesmen — Pat Dapuzzo, Jay Sharrers. 8. Carolina, Staal 30 (Whitney, Williams) LOS ANGELES (AP) — NHL Saturday night: 6. Florida, Jokinen 38 (Peltonen, Montador) Colorado (Fogg 0-0) at San Diego (Wells 0-0) (9)(S,1) and HBlanco; BSheets (L,1-1), ning the Pepsi 300 on Saturday at Nashville Attendance — 17,391 (18,136). 15:37 (pp) First Period 11:52 N Dessens (7), Aquino (8) and JEstrada. HRs: Superspeedway to extend his lead in the sea- Penalties — Van Ryn Fla (hooking) 3:46, 1. Phoenix, Zigomanis 14 (Boynton, Ballard) Penalty — Fedotenko TB (roughing) 7:33. Sunday Games ChiC — ARamirez (1). Mil — Weeks (1), son standings. Islanders 4 at Flyers 2 Welch Fla (delay of game) 14:23. 17:39 Third Period N.Y. Mets at Atlanta, 1:05 p.m. Jenkins (1). The Nextel Cup driver led the final 25 laps PHILADELPHIA (AP) — NHL Saturday after- Overtime Penalties — Zigomanis Pho (hooking) 3:31, 7. Florida, Kreps 1, 1:43 Philadelphia at Florida, 1:05 p.m. ——— and crossed the finish line 4.7 seconds ahead noon: 9. Carolina, Brind’Amour 26, 4:36 Miller LA (tripping) 8:21, Carcillo Pho, John- 8. Tampa Bay, Ward 8 (Perrin, Richards) Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 1:15 p.m. Pittsburgh 200 300 000 — 5 9 0 of David Reutimann. Dave Blaney, who was First Period Missed penalty shot — Allen Fla, 2:37. son LA (fighting) 15:26. 11:19 Arizona at Washington, 1:35 p.m. Cincinnati 310 201 00x — 711 0 involved in an early fracas, rallied to finish 1. N.Y. Islanders, Satan 27 (Bergeron, Blake) Penalty — Allen Fla (kneeing) 0:27. Second Period 9. Tampa Bay, Tarnasky 5 (Pratt, Fedotenko) Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee, 2:05 p.m. third. Jason Leffler was fourth, followed by 3:36 (pp) Shots on goal by 2. Phoenix, Boynton 2 (Reinprecht, Ballard) 12:04 St. Louis at Houston, 2:05 p.m. Armas Jr. (L,0-1), Chacon (5), Bayliss (7), Regan Smith. Penalties — Jones Pha (hooking) 1:48, Knu- Florida 71711 4 — 39 7:10 (pp) Penalties — None Colorado at San Diego, 4:05 p.m. Perez (7), Marte (8) and Cota; Harang(W,2-0), ble Pha (hooking) 12:31, Hill NYI (hooking) Carolina 71720 9 — 53 3. Los Angeles, Thornton 7 (Modry, Brown) Shots on goal by L.A. Dodgers at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Coutlangus (6), Coffey (7), Cormier (7), Saar- WHAT’S HAPPENING 11:43 (sh) 18:03. Florida 14 13 5 — 32 American League loos (8), Weathers (9)(S,2) and Valentin, Second Period Goal — Florida: Anderson (L,1-1-1); Carolina: 4. Los Angeles, Cammalleri 34 (Modry, Tampa Bay 3 712 — 22 All Times ET Moeller (8). HRs: Pgh — LaRoche (1). Cin — BASEBALL: St. John’s intermediate Baseball 2. N.Y. Islanders, Yashin 18 (Poti, Blake) 1:10 Grahame (W,10-13-2). Brown) 14:12 East Division Dunn (3). League, open tryouts in late May for its inaugu- (pp) Power plays (goals-chances) — Florida: 1- Penalties — Johnson LA (cross-checking) Goal (shots-saves) — Florida: Belfour W L Pct GB ——— ral season. Bantam age and older players who 3. N.Y. Islanders, Park 8 (Tambellini, Hilbert) 2; Carolina: 2-6. 3:08, Heward LA (slashing) 5:41, Ivanans LA (W,27-17-10); Tampa Bay: Holmqvist (L,27- Tampa Bay 2 1 .667— L.A. Dodgers 000 120 100 — 4 9 0 are interested contact Bernie Davis at 722- 9:58 Referees — Marc Joannette, Kevin Pollock. (roughing) 8:46, Kopitar LA (hooking) 11:34, 15-2)(12-8), Denis (16:54 first)(20-17). Boston 2 2 .500 1/2 San Francisco 010 000 000 — 1 5 0 1737 or by e-mail at [email protected]. 4. Philadelphia, Gagne 40 (Jones, Knuble) Linesmen — Jonny Murray, Pierre Racicot. Kapanen Pho (roughing) 12:12, Sjostrom Pho Power plays (goals-chances) — Florida: 1- New York 2 2 .500 1/2 COACHING COURSE: Part A introduction to 15:13 (pp) Attendance — 18,639 (18,730). (holding) 14:56, Reinprecht Pho (slashing) 2; Tampa Bay: 0-0. Toronto 1 2 .333 1 DLowe (W,1-1), Broxton (8), Saito (9)(S,3) and Competition theory course (the new NCCP) at Penalties — Eager Pha (charging) 0:25, Ruz- Canadiens 5 at Maple Leafs 4 16:47. Referees — Gord Dwyer, Tim Peel. Lines- Baltimore 1 4 .200 2 Lieberthal; RuOrtiz (L,0-1), Taschner (6), Cor- MUN, April 27-29. For further info or to register, icka Pha (cross-checking) 1:31, Asham NYI TORONTO (CP) — NHL Saturday night Third Period men — Brian Murphy, Jonny Murray. Central Division reia (7), JSanchez (8), Kline (9) and Alfonzo. contact Dave Feener at 729-6291 or by email (hooking) 14:34. First Period 5. Los Angeles, Kopitar 20 (Frolov, Modry) Attendance — 21,002 (21,002). W L Pct GB ——— Third Period at [email protected] 1. Toronto, Battaglia 12 (Perreault, Pohl) 7:53 19:07 (pp) ——— Minnesota 3 0 1.000 — N.Y. Mets 100 010 100 — 3 10 2 5. Philadelphia, Richards 9 (Jones) 18:58 (sh) TV SPORTS 2. Montreal, Higgins 21 (unassisted) 12:15 Penalties — Michalek Pho (hooking) 8:04, Ducks 1 at Stars 2 (SO) Cleveland 2 1 .6671 Atlanta 11000300x — 5 6 1 6. N.Y. Islanders, Poti 6 (Smyth, Hunter) HOCKEY 3. Toronto, Antropov 18 (Sundin, Ivanans LA, Gratton Pho (fighting) 13:18, First Period 19:31 (en) 2:30 p.m., Channel 11, NHL, teams TBA Ponikarovsky) 16:09 Roenick Pho (hooking) 17:56, Morris Pho No Scoring. TGlavine (L,1-1), Feliciano (6), Smith (6), Penalties — Carter Pha (holding) 0:47, 2:30 p.m., Channel 23, NHL, teams TBA Penalties—Komisarek Mtl, Kilger Tor (rough- (tripping) 18:44, Johnson LA (fighting), Doan Penalties — Norstrom Dal (tripping) 1:10, Schoeneweis (8) and Lo Duca; Smoltz (W,1- Upshall Pha (slashing) 2:22, Blake NYI (div- BASKETBALL ing) 0:54, Plekanec Mtl (hooking) 2:02, Bonk Pho (charging, fighting), Reinprecht Pho Hartigan Ana (goaltender interference) 5:27. 0), MGonzalez (7), RSoriano (8), Wickman ing), Pitkanen Pha (holding) 9:15, Eager Pha 2;30 p.m., Channel 7, NBA, Cleveland at Mtl (holding stick; served by Kostitsyn) 18:11. (roughing), Joseph Pho, Garon LA (leaving the Second Period (9)(S,1) and McCann. HRs: N.Y. Mets — Lo (roughing, unsportsmanlike conduct, game Detroit Second Period crease), Heward LA (roughing, misconduct) 1. Anaheim, Selanne 46 (McDonald, O’Don- Duca (1). Atlanta — Diaz (1). misconduct) 16:12, Poti NYI (slashing) 17:06, 7:30 p.m., Channel 23, NBA, Chicago at 4. Toronto, Steen 15 (Devereaux, Stajan) 1:12 19:20. nell) 18:41 Upshall Pha (hooking) 17:57. Toronto 5. Montreal, Ryder 28 (Koivu) 1:48 Shots on goal by Penalties — O’Donnell Ana (roughing) 7:07, SOCCER RESULTS Shots on goal by BASEBALL 6. Montreal, Ryder 29 (Koivu, Markov) 4:32 Phoenix 9 9 8 — 26 Getzlaf Ana (elbowing) 15:01, Pronger Ana N.Y. Islanders 8 13 11 — 32 3 p.m., Channel 30, MLB, Toronto at Tampa (pp) Los Angeles 13 11 11 — 35 (delay of game) 15:43, Robidas Dal (holding By The Canadian Press Philadelphia 11 13 6 — 30 Bay 7. Montreal, Ryder 30 (Higgins, Koivu) 7:37 stick) 19:30. England 9:30 p.m., Channel 30, MLB, Boston at Texas 8. Montreal, Higgins 22 (Ryder, Souray) 14:31 Goal — Phoenix: Joseph (L,17-31-2); Los Third Period Premier League Goal — N.Y. Islanders: Dubielewicz (W,3-1- GOLF (pp) Angeles: Garon (W,13-10-6). 2. Dallas, Morrow 15 (Nagy) 19:53 Chelsea 1 Tottenham 0 0); Philadelphia: Niittymaki (L,9-29-9). 4 p.m., Channel 22, The Masters, final round 9. Toronto, Colaiacovo 8 (Wellwood, Tucker) Power plays (goals-chances) — Phoenix: Penalties — Barnes Dal (hooking) 1:33, Arsenal 0 West Ham 1 Power plays (goals-chances) — N.Y. 10 p.m., Channel 23, The Masters, final 17:46 1-5; Los Angeles: 1-8. Kunitz Ana (interference) 12:12. Blackburn 1 Aston Villa 2 Islanders: 3-9; Philadelphia: 1-2. round Penalties — Kubina Tor (holding) 3:01, Gill Referees — Chris Lee, Craig Spada. Lines- Overtime Middlesbrough 4 Watford 1 Referees — Paul Devorski, Dan O’Halloran. CURLING Tor (interference) 3:38, Begin Mtl (slashing) men — Lonnie Cameron, Brad Lazarowich. No Scoring. www.thetelegram.com Reading 1 Liverpool 2 Linesmen — Andy McElman, Tim Nowak. 3 p.m., Channel 3, World men’s final, Canada 9:23, Kilger Tor (tripping) 14:11, Johnson Mtl Attendance — 18,118 (18,118). Penalties — None. Sheffield United 1 Newcastle 2 Attendance — 19,412 (19,523). Click on “Sports” vs Germany (tripping) 18:48, Begin Mtl (double high-stick- Shootout Wigan 1 Bolton 3 CKMY

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2007 HERDER FINAL CeeBee Stars win big in series opener

BY CHRIS NOSEWORTHY TRANSCONTINENTAL MEDIA— CORNER BROOK We have depth and we try to he Conception Bay North CeeBee wear teams down with our Stars “outed” the Deer Lake Red TWings Saturday night at the Pepsi speed and our depth, and I Centre in Corner Brook. The Stars out-checked, out-hustled, thought, for a large part, we out-played and last and most impor- tantly, out-scored the Molson West did that. Coast Senior Hockey League champs Ed Oates, to the tune of 7-3 to grab Game 1 of the best-of-seven 2007 Telegram Herder Stars’ coach Memorial Championship Series. It was scoring by committee for the “If you are going to step up and fight Avalon East Senior Hockey League Langdon, a tough guy (and former NHL champs. Sean Wadden, Chris Crosbie enforcer) than you can’t lose in that sit- and Matthew French each registered a uation.” goal and a pair of helpers, while Chris Red Wings’ general manager Andy Sweet potted a goal with an assist. Brake admitted that his team just was Team captain Chris Bartlett, Keith not the same disciplined and collected Delaney and Mike Dyke provided the team they were all year. rest of the winning offence. “We were not mentally prepared Chris Peach, Paul Parsons and Brian here tonight,” Brake said. Barker lit the lamp for Deer Lake. “Af t e r h av i n g a c o u p le of fairly easy Stars’ coach Eddie Oates said the series against the (Clarenville) Caribous team just played the same game that and the (Grand Falls-Windsor) helped them make it to the big show. Cataracts plus the time that we had off “We have depth and we try to wear all added up to not being focussed for teams down with our speed and our this game.” depth, and I thought, for a large part, we On the other hand, he said that Stars did that,” Oates said. were definitely there to win. “They took some crucial penalties “They played picture perfect hock- that we capitalized on and got the ey,” he said. “They played really smart. momentum going in our favour,” said They certainly were mentally prepared Oates. and we were not.” “When we have the momentum Brake drew some optimism from his going we don’t want to let it go.” belief that the first game of the series in The only time Deer Lake prevailed in never a good indication of how the this one was a decisive win for series will go. player/coach Darren Langdon in a brief “It is a wake up call for us,” he said. tilt near the end of the middle frame “That is the bottom line. The game plan with the Stars’ captain that earned each may not change a whole lot, but our a game misconduct. mental focus definitely has to change. Oates saw the encounter as a win- We have to have our head going and win situation. our feet going.” “(Bartlett) stepped up and fought Game 2 gets underway 2 p.m. today Darren Langdon,” Oates said. “Not a at the Pepsi Centre. Conception Bay North CeeBee Stars’ goalie Freddy Diamond sneaks a peek over the shoulder of Deer Lake Red Wings’ Darren Langdon whole lot of people want to do that. (middle) who was being watched by Cee Bees’ Randy Reardon in Game 1 of the Herder Memorial Trophy final in Corner Brook Saturday That is why he is our captain. The Western Star night. — Photo by Geraldine Brophy/The Western Star

NHL Ryder shines, but Habs fall to Leafs Wellwood, McCabe complete comeback THE CANADIAN PRESS — TORONTO night. ow the Toronto Maple Leafs must Carlo Colaiacovo, Alexander Steen, Npray on Easter Sunday. Nikolai Antropov and Bates Battaglia Kyle Wellwood and Bryan McCabe also scored for the Leafs, who coughed scored power-play goals early in the up a 3-1 lead in the second period only third period Saturday night as the to rally back from a 5-3 deficit with Leafs rallied to beat the Montreal Jean-Sebastien Aubin replacing Canadiens 6-5 in a riveting contest Andrew Raycroft in goal. that knocked their Original Six rivals out of the playoff picture. Hat trick for Bonavista native The Leafs moved into the eighth Michael Ryder had a natural hat trick, and final playoff spot in the Eastern while Chris Higgins had a pair for the Conference with 91 points, one ahead Habs, who lost their final two games of of Montreal and the New York the season to slip out of the playoffs. Islanders. Ted Nolan’s men can knock Captain Saku Koivu had three assists, the Leafs out this afternoon with a win while Sheldon Souray had one assist in over the New Jersey Devils on the last what was likely the final game in a day of the NHL’s regular season. Canadiens uniform for the star The first-place Buffalo Sabres await defenceman, an unrestricted free either the Leafs or the Islanders in the agent July 1. first round and if they were watching The Leafs came charging out of the Saturday’s game they won’t be shaking gate and outshot Montreal 12-1 in the Montreal Canadiens’ Christopher Higgins (centre) and Canadiens’ Michael Ryder celebrate a goal against the Toronto Maple Leaf in their boots if it’s Toronto given the opening five minutes. goalie Jean-Sebastien Aubin during second period NHL action on Saturday in Toronto. — Photo by The Canadian Press sloppyness by both teams on this See RYDER, page B12

WORLD WOMEN’S HOCKEY Pretty good in pink, Canada beats U.S. in shootout

THE CANADIAN PRESS—WINNIPEG Canada wore pink jerseys in the game against Canada, turned away 26. Saturday to tie the game in the first anadian captain Hayley Wicken- game to recognize the Canadian team Canada meets Finland on Monday two periods. Cheiser scored the winner in a 5-4 that wore pink jerseys and won the (TSN, 8:30 p.m. ET). A hooking penalty to Apps and a shootout win over the U.S. at the first women’s world hockey champi- Canada, the U.S. and Finland fin- cross-checking minor and miscon- women’s world hockey championship onship in Ottawa in 1990. ished first in their respective pools duct by Bechard late in the third peri- Saturday. Wickenheiser had a goal and two and play each other to determine od had Canada two men down for 46 Canadian goaltender Charline assists in regulation and Canada also which two countries advance to Tues- seconds. Labonte stopped all three shots she got goals from Kelly Bechard, Vaillan- day’s final (TSN, 10 p.m. NT). Canada killed off both penalties to faced in the shootout. court and Gillian Apps in front of a The team that finishes third plays send the game into a 10-minute over- Team Canada’s Hayley Wickenheiser cele- After Wickenheiser beat American capacity crowd of 15,003 at MTS Cen- for the bronze medal against the win- time. brates her second period goal against goaltender Jessie Vetter, Labonte tre. ner of the round robin between group Potter of the U.S. went into the box Team USA at the Women’s World Hockey stopped Gigi Marvin for the victory. Jenny Potter, Krissy Wendell, Mar- runners-up Sweden, China and twice during the extra period for Championships in Winnipeg, Saturday. She also turned away Julie Chu and vin and Darwitz replied for the U.S. Switzerland. hooking and kneeing, but Canada Wickenheiser later scored the game-win- Natalie Darwitz. Vetter stopped Cana- Labonte stopped 25 shots for the The U.S. and Finland meet Sunday. couldn’t convert either power play ner in a shootout. da’s first shooter, Sarah Vaillancourt. victory. Vetter, playing in her first Canada came from behind twice into the game winner. — Photo by The Canadian Press