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www.oakvillebeaver.com The Oakville Beaver, Friday November 9, 2007 - 31 Will justice prevail? By Krissie Rutherford OAKVILLE BEAVER STAFF Cash Back Now On Your Car Insurance Insurance company rates are $100's, even $1,000's apart for the same car and driver. For Free...InsuranceHotline.com instantly quotes you the best price available from over 30 of the top insurance companies. 80% of drivers that go on-line find an average savings of $780, instantly. Then you decide if you'd rather wait for your insurance to renew, or get your money back NOW by switching to a better priced insurance company. Make no mistake...It's easy to switch. InsuranceHotline.com emails you your quote and gives you the name of the insurance company that has the best rate, along with their contact information. Lee Romanov President, InsuranceHotline.com Will `right' be done? That's the question examined in the Oakville Players production of The Winslow Boy, which opened last night at the Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts. Set in 1906 in London, England, the play is based on the true story of 13-year-old Ronnie Winslow, who is expelled from Royal Naval College after he's accused of stealing a five shilling postal stamp ­ equivalent to about $1. His father decides to take the case, no matter how insignificant it is, to court. "The play really is about the sacrifices that the family has to make to pursue this case," says director David Nash. "It becomes a question of sacrificing material things in pursuit of an ideal. "It's about what this family is prepared to do, what they're prepared to sacrifice, what they're prepared to make other people sacrifice." Whether he's guilty or not, Ronnie's case is built not so much around the idea of justice, but around what's `right.' As one of the most famous lines of Terence Rattigan's play puts it: `Let right be done.' The character least affected by the trial, and who sacrifices the least, is Ronnie himself. "I end up going to another school and I pretty much forget all about it," said actor Matthew Catricala, a Grade 11 White Oaks student. Meanwhile, Ronnie's dad, Arthur ­ played by Kevin Haxell ­ goes to the limit to ensure his son is exonerated. "I certainly believe he's innocent. I think it's more important to publish his innocence to the world than to worry about the costs," says Haxell. "Principle is everything to my character." So much so that Arthur forces his family to make incredible sacrifices to ensure Ronnie can have his day in court. His older son Dickie, played by Michael Edge, has to stop attending school after two years because the All you need to do is call the contact provided by InsuranceHotline.com. The insurance rep will do the rest. Look at this chart...There's a spread of $1,000's from the insurance company offering the lowest rate to the highest rated company. 30 Insurance Companies Quoted ­ Lowest to Highest Rate Driving Record Good Record Vehicle Pontiac Grand Am SE 4DR Chevrolet Blazer S Series 2DR 4WD LOW $1,313 HIGH $4,698 2 Tickets $1,588 $5,509 The probability of you being insured, right now, with the insurance company that has the best rate for you is low. InsuranceHotline.com directs you to the best priced insurance company. InsuranceHotline.com finds this rate for drivers! $5,000 $4,500 $3,500 $3,000 $2,500 $1,500 $1,000 DAVID A. GILMOUR / SPECIAL TO THE BEAVER $500 THE VERDICT: In The Oakville Players production of The Winslow Boy, now playing at the Oakville Centre, Chris Reid as Sir Robert Morten. family can no longer afford it. His daughter Catherine, played by Sheri Marshman, can no longer provide her fiancé John Watherstone (Quentin Brayley-Berger) with a dowry when they marry. Arthur, too, suffers. Go to www.InsuranceHotline.com and get your money back now. For the Health of Our Community See Getting page 37 Thank you to our friends at Vistamere Retirement Residence! The Men of Vistamere are featured in a delightful 2008 Calendar, from which they are donating the proceeds to Oakville-Trafalgar Memorial Hospital. Calendars will be sold in the OTMH lobby on Nov 14 & 28. For more info and sale dates please visit: www.oakvillehospitalfoundation.com. Thank you for the health of our community! P: (905) 338-4642 F: (905) 257-6758 www.oakvillehospitalfoundation.com