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wednesday january 18 1984 sa3 o girl next door a love of animals may lead to career by jim thomas claremont sixteenyearold cathy craig of rr 1 claremont already has a professional goal in life she wants to be a veterinarian as proof of her interest in animals she has two cats one rabbit and a dog- plus five chickens that may or may not be considered as pets cathys our girl next door one of three in the family of norman and lynn craig cathy has two sisters susan 17 and sharon 13 her mothers a teacher on the staff of claremont public school a student in grade 10 at pickering high cathys major extracurricular interest is volleyball she maintained an honors svanding in her first year at phs and hopes to continue at that academic level in 1984 science and math are favorite subjects holidays have included vacation trips south to florida and east to prince ed ward island some day she wants to visit sweden yes cathy has a boyfriend hes darin cordes also a student at picker ing high in fact theyre in the same home room cathy admits transportation can prove a problem living in the country however her 365 permit obtained mon day will help free bus to ski hills stouffville dagmar ski resort is holding a free day this monday jan 23 to enable skiers to reach dagmar from stouffville mcneil pharmaceutical is pro viding free bus transportation both morn ing and afternoon the departure location is the parking lot of cards dominion hard ware main street west the time schedule follows leave stouf f- villeatll 15 am arrive at dagmar 1145 am leave dagmar at 330 pm arrive in stouffville at 4 pm leave stouffville at 415 pm arrive at dagmar 445 pm leave dagmar at 8 pm arrive in stouff ville at 830 pm persons wishing to utilize this service must call 6406900 and reserve their seat sixteenyearold cathy craig of claremont loves animals so much so shed like to be a vet her family of pets includes two cats a rabbit a dog and five chick ens cathys a grade 10 student at pickering high favorite subjects are science and math jim thomas rocky road stouffville sex drugs and violence are all pro- ducts of todays rock scene rev richard hilsden told a gathering of close to 120 teens attending a pente costal church youth meeting in the stouffville christian school thursday the young people associates of an organization called son city and headed by pastor dan statham sat in silence as the speak er aided by an au diovideo system explained the im pact such music has life mown under whitchurch twentythreeyear old cathy bartolic daughter of john and helen bartolic rr 4 stouffville is a i graduate of the university of guelph last yearthispersonable young lady setout to see the world put her college education to good use and expand on the knowledge already acquired to accomplish this she left for new zea land where shes currently employed on a farm at oropi there she was interviewed by a reporter covering the feminine focus beat for a newspaper serving that com munity the writer filed the following story since cathy bartolic left her family farm in canada to begin a sixmonth stint in new zealand life has been a whirl of sheep deer tractors and hills and for the first few days after the 23- yearold agricultural trainee arrived on the oropi farm of jan and colin rogers she froze coldin october yes- she said back home were spoiled most of the animals are kept in side but in tauranga most of the work is outside cathy also spent much of her first few weeks catching up on sleep farm work is more physical she said and the hills so many hills i cant be lieve it im sure becoming more physical ly fit tanned fit and friendly cathy is one of 80 agricultural trainees staying in the north island and taking part in a program arranged through the international agri culture exchange association in ontario she completed her bachelor of science in agriculture degree at the uni versity of guelph finding a job after majoring in crop science cathy hopes to find a job with a seed or fertilizer company and eventually have her own farm the main difficulty for women in this field is finding a job with the big com panies she said theres no problem for women to obtain the necessary education and qual ifications but some firms still hang- onto the idea that farmers dont like to see women on their properties selling the pro duct they think farmers wont believe that women know what theyre talking about thankfully though this attitude is changing she said as more women are hired theyre pro ving themselves equally capable and usually do a better job than men differences in lifestyles between the two countries are many however for cathy the new experiences shes encountered since her arrival have been exhilarating many things are new to melike the deer and the hundreds of sheep before coming here i never worked with sheep we have a few in canada but for me its a new experience it was amazing watching the shearers in action and mustering the sheep is also something new cathy said colin and jan rogers had warned her about the hills but after walking up and down to muster i was ex hausted cathy said shed never worked with deer before either before returning to canada in april cathy hopes to enjoy a 10day vacation in the south island with several other agri cultural trainees on a similar exchange i want to visit as much of new zealand as possible she said people here in oropi have been very friendly theres great community spirit i want to see if its the same everywhere she said had on north amer ican youth going back to the mid 50s rock music rev hilsden said trans ports people momentarily into another world lives are being ruined he stated due to the lyrics preoccupation with drugs sex and vio lence the pastor men tioned the names of several rock stars whose lives had been snuffed out by drugs they the stars dont even recognize their own demise he stated the speaker men tioned the fact that in many instances violence is the after math of rock con certs like in no other area of our society rev hilsden told of a practice called back masking in which records and tapes played in re verse revealing hidden words and messages these messages he said often lend support to the occult grocery index information on weekly food specials from local supermarkets and food stores can be found on the following pages ap c8 royal orchards a2 dominion a12 sunkist fruit market a3 knob hill farms b2 village box meats a1 1 miracle food mart a9 cathy bartolic we treat our customers as we would like to be treated fruit market vetfetajdea fresh from california can no 1 grade crisp n tender solid head lettuce limit 4 each sgfjsa i rl direct from ontario growers fresh daily can no 1 grade snowhite mushrooms 49 limit 3 lbs lb 329 kg m fresh from california can no 1 grade tender tasty brussels sprouts 69- 152 kg i fresh from the dominican republic crisptender snow peas 4 99 fresh from california zesty tan6y sunkist lb 439 kg lemons 10 for 99 i direct from ont farms can no 1 grade fresh 2lb 907 gm bags i tbi cello carrots m 4 39 3 bags for 1 limit 6 1 fresh from ont farms can fancy your choiceii spartan red delicious cortland ida red apples 199 363 kg 8 lb bag from the grocery dept assorted flavours manning biscuits 19 450 g bag bag limit 6 y y super special direct from greece packed in 14 oz 397 g cello pkgs sundried greek figs 69 0 pkg limit 4 winter business hours mon 8fcm9pm- tues 8 am 9 pnv wed i 8 am 9 pm i thur 8am9pni fri 8 itri 9 pirn i sat 8 am 9 pm i sim closed we reserve the right to limit quantities prices ineffect until january 2184 hwyt sy s s a wmwm eave