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saab repair specialist 172 buuock diav imrr 31- imkhiim 4 18660 r i u rfflljml saturday january 24 1998 vol 14 no 4 weekender 44 pages 50 gst incl merohiiul pfiblm town and country realty ltd 6400888 hungry go fish great outdoors p21 c r 6 in s h w i 6 n d bb h bhh i 0iiigl p i who wil i watch the privatizing liquor stores a bad idea say employees council joan ransberry staff reporter said sullivan during the last provincial election campaign premier mike harriss common sense plan included the possibility of privatizing liquor stores today however a government spokes man paints a somewhat differentpicture privatizing liquor stores is speculation on the part of the union said ministry of con sumer and commercial relations spokesman chris layton while options are being reviewed no deci sion has been made regarding privatization said layton the government is not really proceeding ahead with privatization its a modernization review process were looking at ways to h pjease see page 3b 1 stduffville has sent a clearcut and y very formal message to the ontario government dont privatize liquor stores on monday whitchurchstouffville council gave the ontario liquor boards employees union unanimous j support to its move to convince the gov ernment to abandon any plan to priva- fjfiize the provinces 595 liquor outlets jtsznd warehouses at the stouffville liquor store its four- 5 fulltime employees and four parttime x workers are keeping a keen eye on developments kevin mcwhirinie knows the busi- ness hes worked at the stouffville liquor store for 27 years now ah assis- i tant store manager mcwhinnie doesnt hesitate when offering his opinion of course i do not want to see it priva tized said mcwhinnie when it comes to alcohol the govern ment runs a clean operation is account- able and keeps a close reign on who can buy and who cant union spokesman vmike sullivan told council when theres a dance at the stouff ville district secondary school a call goes to the manager of the local liquor store when we know theres a dance i tell the staff that they can expect more young people in it keeps us on our u toes said store manager brent gibson the staff is trained the training is important last year the lcbo profits stood at a record 730 million over and above taxes as well a recent survey shows v that 85 per cent of ontarians are satisfied with the current operation team work farmer rod willis of willow grove farm races his sleigh horses with somewood for the fire as students of willow grove elementary school plan to enjoy some hot chocolate as a treat after their snowshoe trek around the farm wed nesr day photo by lisa diamond catholic board to pick student logo winner a drawing from a york region catholic student coujd be picked next week as the new corporate symbol of the district separate board on tuesday school trustees will be shown three student designs for a new board logo finalists from more than 150 entries the new blackandwhite design will update pur look as it gradually replaces the old logo which shows figures in various poses around a cross said a spokesperson the board is getting new logo because it has a new offi cial name the district public- board is askingpeople to submit designs for a new logo by feb iw tftdtii hoourary trusted h york regions catholic school board is getting a new honourary trustee hextweek bishop anthony meagher will become the latest cler ic invested with the posi- tion next tuesday at a meeting of the english- speaking district separate board meagher will replace bishop robert clune who retired a year ago as honourary trustee meagher will perform spe cial masses and preside over awards nights at the board as well as con tribute to its teachings on religion and family life he plays quite a major role board spokesperson dhris cable said yester day toronto archbishop aloy- sius ambrozic named as a cardinal by popelbhh paul ii will continue to speak the board on nation al matters such as the importance of maintaining sectarian schools in new foundland and other provinces cable said inside your tribune basic black lp4 crossword p6 sports p19 classified vp21