8 economist sunsuntribune business saturday aug 6 2005 smfsfsss gfesaglfewffjs3i 5fefesak4fcfefifei 98 passing success rate- receive maximum insurance discounts small personalized classrooms 55 alive mature driver program defensive driving improvement course ddccertiflcate satisfaction guaranteed summer special receive off with this ad wr- safety above all esse myo approved osl inspected vebeginners drivers program p 14 markham 445 apple creek suite 1 24 j lnsj with 25 yrs experience 6n staff prepare for th e road ahead sat sun aug 13 weekend course monthurs aug 29 4 day course 9059440478 young drivers wwwyoungdriverscom pondside coop preschool located in unionville baptist church 243 main st unionville if pondside coop preschool morning programs 915 am 1 130 am 212 3 yrs tues thurs 3 4 yrs monwedfri nonparticipating and participating spots afternoon programs 100 pm 315 pm 3 4 yrs monwedfri enriched jk program thursday afternoons only all nonparticipating spots bright friendly atmosphere reading math readiness monthly field trips theme creative cooperative play music program enthusiastic caring ece teachers computer please visit or call school 905 5130132 wonderland pulls items over neonazi complaints by patrick mangion staff writer york regions paramount canadas wonderland has pulled some childrens jew elry from its shelves follow- ing complaints it glorified hate the move to pull the products was prompted by a complaint last week from a parent whose child returned home from a day at the- vaughan theme park with some inexpensive necklaces from one of wonderlands shops one featured a symbol which smacked of neonazi hate according to parent karen lazar bnai brith canada a jew ish human rights organiza tion agreed it could be some people were wearing the items innocently ms lazarsaid but others were fully aware of what the symbols represented it is known in certain cir cles arid there can be no mis taking those in neonazi groups and gangs who have adopted it as their symbol of hate ms lazar said adding a white pride website had been directing people to buy the items from- the theme park while wonderland dis agreed with the parents that the products were anti- semitic we have no inten tion of offending our guests park spokesperson kristin williams said to many some of the symbols in question have become part of popular cul ture and carry no political or religious connotation however the move to pull the products was a good first step ms lazar said we wish other mer chants would behave as responsibly ms lazar said m -i-hsr- 2llj j lv j- liiijl j lj2j i v w v m j wtwmrvtsm a jm mimitikw w