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Name: Address: City/Province: Postal code: Make cheques or money orders to: Vamm Marketing 280 North Service Road, W. Unit 2 â€" Suite 225, Oakville, Ontario L6M 282 The famous McDonald‘s® Golden Arches® are going up at Winston Churchill and Hwy. #5 very soon. And along with them, you‘ll be getting m Here We G i 4 24 24 in @ PM Here We Grow Again... food. Our famous McDonald‘s service (with a smile, a "thank you," and a "come again.") And our famous McDonald‘s value. n/\\a{g‘in' me hungry." _â€"Mariam Bhabha Bosnian war has changed he headline in last Sunday‘s Star read: 55,000 ON VERGE OF STARVING IN MORSTAR. Conditions were summarized as "desâ€" perate." Mariam Bhabha has travelled to warâ€" torn Bosnia on two separate occasions since the fighting began in the former Yugoslavian Republic 17 months ago. She has seen firstâ€"hand the mass destruction and the human suffering; she admits she is gripped by it. Obsessed. Her 17â€"yearâ€"old daughter has said she lost her mom when she went over to Bosnia. In a way she did. Certainly, Mariam would agree it changed her life profoundly. For it is one thing to read the words splashed across a newspaper and quite another to see and touch and hear the horror stories in person. The Oakville woman is driven by them. It was December of last year, she was on her second trip to the war zone when she met a woman who recognized her. Bhabha did not know the woman, however; she had seen thousands of refugee faces in the two weeks she had been there before. "‘This woman came running across the crowded gymnasium. She was cryâ€" ing, screaming. The young man with me, who driving me from camp to camp, translator her words. ‘She knows you,‘ he said, ‘she knows your name.‘ I a fast, inexpensive, highâ€"quality family So come in soon. restaurant. We think you‘ll find us to be a You‘ll get our famous McDonald‘s _ good neighbour. "]ust\lbokirf at this sign is local woman‘s life forever . was at a loss. She hugged me and wept and said, ‘You‘ve come back! You‘ve come back!" It rocked her. "‘This is what relief work is about," she said. "Coming back. Not abandonâ€" ing these people." You don‘t have to have a PhD to speak to the people in the small vilâ€" lages," the relief worker explained, "to listen to them. They say nobody cares. They say the world has forgotten them." Much of the world has forgotten. But not this woman. "I knew when I came home my misâ€" sion had just begun," she said. Since August of 1992 she has been working tirelessly through the Bosnian Canadian Relief Association. "I know I‘m naive," Mariam Bhabha said near the end of a wideâ€"ranging interview. ‘I‘m just a middleâ€"aged, midâ€" dleâ€"class suburban housewife â€" maybe a dreamer." Maybe so, but clearly this forthright woman with the lively brown eyes is a dreamer to be reckoned with. 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