Spoke, January 20, 2003

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College student’s
identity stolen Through the eyes of the ice man
Many cases of Bill Gallagher is the person behind
identity theft go Victoria Park’s ice rinks.
unnoticed until
it’s too late. The long arm of the law
Conestogas security team is concerned
with more than just safety at the college.
Monday, January 20, 2003
—
34th Year No. 3
Massive
expansion
the works
in
ByTORI SUTTON
Announcements regarding distri-
bution of Superbuild funds are
Officials at Conestoga College expected in mid-March.
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deal with the double cohort. $1-million proposal he brought
At the Jan. 13 college council before council in early November.
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offinanceand administrativeoper- kick in cash to help build an
ations, outlined potential building 18,000-square-foot training centre
projects the college has been con- at the Doon campus, possibly tak-
sideringtohelpdealwiththeinflux ing the money out of the city’s
of students graduating under the $6.7-million share of regional
doublecohort. Superbuild funds. The new area
Although many people assume would be used to upgrade existing
the first year ofthe double cohort workers andtrain new ones.
will be the worst, Mullan quoted The proposal came on the same
numbersfromtheprovincesaying night city staff told councillors it
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The allure of the warm sand and bright sun in Florida is almosttoo much for students to resist graduating class next year. The years.
during this cold and snowy time of year. Forstory and photos turn to page 10. biggest rush will be September However, Tibbits said he was
2004when 21,000areexpectedto optimistic about the proposal and
flood the schools. Sixteen thou- that the city has not turned down
Beer taps flowing slowly at sand are expected in 2005 and theplan yet.
still
10,000 in 2006, while the num- But the Doon campus is not the
ahead bers will start trickling down in onlyConestogapropertyinneedof
pub nights but fun times are 2007. renovation. Tentative plans to
Tibbits told the councillors the expandtheGuelphcampusarecur-
rapid demographic growth of our rently in the works.
ByCARRIE HOTO Loose Change Louie’s, a bar in With only four months left of area and the college’s new degree Original plans to scrap the cam-
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may have been missing was. “Starting with inventory and prod- changes this year, but they'll see it to the Doon campus, using $4 mil- and officials." said Tibbits.
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accounting student. respond to that accordingly.” dents) to be patient with us.” money to help offset the cost. ty is growing."
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offers users convenience and sim- the police were not interested. in someone else’s name here,” said someone set up two fraudulent cellphones in her name. She is
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record. Heinzel. “It must be handled first “All ourcustomers have working the calls, new mysterious charges ink.
According to a recent document by the cellphone company if it is cellphones when they leave here,” appeared on his cellphone bill for ^Oo not malce Intemet pur-
published by the U.S. General the userwhocalls us.” saidGord. “Ithelpscontrol fraudu- two more months. After that, his chasesfromunsecuredsites.
Accounting Office, many cases of Likemostmodem day amenities, lent cases and ensures the phone cellphone number was changed *Avoid writing your PIN
identity theft go unnoticed and do cellphone companies offer clients works.” and no more fraudulent calls were number, S.l.N. or passcode on
notsurfaceuntilthereisaproblem- multiplemethodsforconnectionof Additionally, Wireless Wave’s made. any of your credit cards or on
atic situation, often involving cred- a new phone, including Internet staff checks identification them- Ladano’s experience did not anythingyouplan tothrow out.
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$10,000 US to resolve. happen, so out ofcuriosity I asked necting acustomer’s phone. definitely weary of some services especiallywhen acard is ^being
Tannis Wade, a third-year the companies what sort of infor- Using others’ identities to hook now. processed.
Conestoga Collegejournalism stu- mation you needed to hook up a up phones is not the only fraudu- “Bell Mobility was fast and effi- *Ifyouhaveapplied foranew
dent, never thought such a thing cellphone over the telephone,” lent activity the cellular phone cientatgettingbackto me andeas- creditcardanditdoesnotarrive
could happen to her until she Wade said. “Iwas surprisedto find industry has seen within the last ing my concerns, but Telus still within a reasonable time, con-
stoppedby herfather’shouse afew out they didn’trequire ahard copy decade. hasn’t contacted me and I’m not tacttheissuer.
days before Christmas. orphotocopy ofany identification. Cellphone cloning scams peaked sure what is going on with my *Have someone you trust col-
“I went to pick up old mail and Essentially they had found out my in the ’90s, a process where a credit,” she said. lect your mail while you are on
there were two large envelopes driver’s licence number. Social cloned cellphone is programmed Wade is planning to contact vacation.
fromBell Mobility andTelus,” said Insurance Number (S.I.N.), birth with the factory-setelectronic seri- Equifax, a U.S.-based company *Do not cany' your S.l.N. in
Wade, 21. “My dad was joking dateandformerstreetaddresseven al number of a legitimate phone. that specializes in secure global yourwallet.
around about them being phone though I’ve never lost my wallet.” After cloning, both the legitimate commerce and consumer *Don’t give out personal or
bpwiahlsolnsn’ebtustoun1Itoidlnolnyw’ethauosdupaaelnplerydeg-epttahibedilmlcse.wlleI-t tpahAkoenndem,uaclthhToieunlgfhuosrimtadtoierosenpnrtoeotsessneetteautmpivteao asarnaedmeunfparrbaelusedeuttlsoenadtinsdtpichneoglunliueslsahrthnhaeevtdewioffrtekhrse- fhifienrhaecnrrceecdriaetnddihticsritesodrifyti,niest,ocWlmeaaadrk.eeEmsvuaeryne avec*rcCiofruyeniatntgeintpfhoeaisrtsoiwdoaernndtyisotnya.endwictohdoeust
discovered they really were bills Cassandra, who did not want to ence between the phones. All calls face even more paperwork next that are notob\ious.
forcellphones that weren’t mine.” give her last name, said the system are then directed to the bill of the time she makes an application. *Destroy all carbon copies.
Together, the two bills Wade hercompany uses is efficient. ownerofthe original phone. “Once I contact Equifax and *Never leave your receipt
opened totaled more than $1,500 “We require a person’s name, Donald Ladano was a victim of let them know what’s going on, behind after making apurchase.
forcallsplacedalloverCanadaand address, phone number, driver’s cloning fraud a decade ago. The they may implement more secu- *Beware of people looking
theU.S.Although thebillswerefor licence and Social Insurance 69-year-old Kitchener man rity features on my credit file, like overyourshoulderat an.ATM.
different phones, both statements Number in order to run a credit received bills with charges from asking for my mother's maiden *Check your personal credit
showed calls being made to the check when setting up a new phone calls to Poland and Maine name and major credit card infor- file periodically.
same phone numbers from New phone,” Cassandra said. “Usually that he did not make. mation.”
New
club lets students get involved
By HALLEY McPOLIN The purpose of STOGA is to “STOGA is designed as aclub to
allow students to contribute their make it lots offun for the students “When diabetes enters your life,
Have you ever wanted to have own viewpoint on entertainment who want to get involved while at you need someone to turn to. Call
your say about the kinds of activi- topics such as bar events, adver- thesametimegain valuableexperi-
ties and events that go on at tising. promotion, organization of ence and meet new people.” the Canadian Diabetes Association
Conestoga College? A new club special events and contributing If you are interested in joining
designed to consider students’ per- other new ideas. STOGA or would just like to see CarolSeto.dietitian
spective might be what you’re Jay Mielke. vice-president of whatallthe fussisabout,there will
loSokTiOngGAfo,r. which stands for aicntsipviirteidesbaytaCScIo.nfsearyesncteheheidaetatewnads- Tbheursa.n. iJnatnr.od1u6ctoarty4:m3e0etip.nmg. oinn HELP SOMEONE YOU KNOW.
Student Team on Group ed in which another.school usedan Room IB25. CALL 1-800-BANTING
Activities, is an organization that “activities club” to help with their For more information, contact CAHAOUM ASSOC1AT>OW
will meet approximately every events and promotions. “I think Jay Mielke at 748-5131 ext. 25 or DiABETES jCANADIENHE
two weeks to discuss events and this could work very well here at via e-mail at csivpsa@conesto- ASSOClAT>OHIOUOIABEtE
www.diabetes.ca
ass’st in promotional endeavours. Conestoga.” he said in an e-mail. gac.on.ca.
.
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Up arms about
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Quebec has called for the suspension of the program until
Auditor-General Sheila Fraser can complete an audit of the
^^n December, Fraser informed the public that the Liberal
government had kept citizens in the daiL about how much
thIet rweagsistorryigwinaasllcyosbtuidngg.eted at $2 million, but is now
expected to cost $1 billion by 2005.
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spent nearly $160 million to create a computer system to
run the registry and is now spending another $36 million to A on
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Is this actually the time
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By CARRIE HOTO
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what
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when you’re about to take the VandeVen in a single location Full-Time, Contract,
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I recently experienced the fun of tion.” However, he did say Iwas a meet employers now!
having to take a driving test; three good driver, Ijust had a few inci-
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entered the licensing bureau and had a crack in my windshield and 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
was toldto go wait in my car. wastoldIcouldn’ttakethetest. So
As I sat their watching people again I had to reschedule and go VisitDoon Campus-CareerServices, Room 2B04
drive away or pull up after their through another agonizing few Waterloo Campus - Student Services ** Guelph Campus - Main Office
test, I began to get nervous. The months waiting to get my full orWWW parfnprs4pniplnyment.ca forJob Fair information and updates!
fear of the unknown driving tester licence.
who had the fate of my driving It would not have been so stress-
days in hishandsheightenedas the ful except my third test would From the Sanctuary
minutes passed. determine if I could continue to
When he approached the car, I drive. My licence wasexpired and competition here”
could barely hear his direction to I already had my oneextension.
put my blinkers on and press the I decided to take my third test in Sometimes it's better to bite the bullet now rather than face a disaster later.
brake pedal over the pounding of Stratford, instead of London, WeU, maybe not a total disaster, but bad things can happen when events are run by dif-
my heart. where I took my first two. I ferent student organizations on the same date.
As we setoffI was doingalright. thought it would be easier, but the It's something your student union faces on a regular basis, and this year is no different.
I managed to parallel park, drive roads there are more confusing As usual there is a conflict with events in February.
around the block and do a three- than I thought. This isn't necessarily a bad thing mind you. Choice is incredibly important for students.
point turn with no difficulty. The Consequently, this testdid notgo Getting to choose which party you go to has to be the ideal choice for any student to have to
dnriigvhitnmgaroen tbheeghainghwwahye.n I started wlieglhlt,eittuhrenr.edItahceciwdreonntagllwyayr,anfoarrgeodt maIkt'es.hard to think of any choice that can be so hard, yet the end result is stiU the same -
Merging was where my problem toputmy carinreverseandalmost you had a great time.
originated. Not only was I not flew into afield. And that's really what student life is all about. The CSI is a big proponent of students hav-
going fast enough to switch lanes, However, I guess the driving ing a great time in a safe environment. In the events that are thrown on or off campus by
but atransport truck was driving at gods were with me, and somehow, student organizations, CSI puts the interests of the students at the forefront.
about 140 km/h when I merged in I passed-. It's also why the CSI will step back and cancel an event so as not to compete with other
frNonetedolfehsismtaot asbaoyu,ta8s0 ktmh/eh.truck ovSeor tnilolwI’mmyolddr,ivbiuntgmteystaddavyiscearteo stWuhdielnettehveenCtSsI. Events Staff might get the short end of the stick, which is regrettable when
flew intoanotherlanetoavoidhit- those who still have to encounter a CSI event is cancelled, the general student body wins out because they get to choose the
tthiinsg mIem,aInakgneedw Itohardunfaialerde.dAlfitgehrt tnheirsvepsaigneftutloyteosut,iwsa,tcdohnw’thelnetmeyrogu-r beAsdtmietvteendtlyt,otghoetCo.SI has an incredible distaste of canceling their events. Weeks of planning
and not surprisingly, fail my dri- ing on the highway and know your and work go into a CSI event. Putting an end to any CSI event is a bit of a blow to the pride
ver’s test. roadsbeforeyoutakethe test. of CSI.
But the pride of CSI is salvaged when the students have the time of their life at an event
hosted by the other student organization.
Again it goes back to allowing the students to make a choice about which event they want
PBFmapacnoni to go to, while not cripphng all events on that night. nm
When student organizations on campus have events that in competition with each
other, as has happened in the past, they bomb miserably. The crowd is spht as to where they
l>888-3349769 should go.
The CSI continually strives to eliminate that problem by seeing which event can be re-sched-
www.paguide.com uled or cancelled. As often as possible, CSI tries to avoid these conflicts. That's why CSI plans
their events in the summer and then helps the other student organizations with their events.
But no matter how much planning goes into events, there will always be scheduling con-
fhets. In the event that happens, CSI wiU look to see what is in the best interests of the over-
all student body.
Physical Activity Guide And regardless of what happens, the student body still gets to choose which event they get
to have fim at.
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Student Services offers
workshops
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announced and apublic speaking most students end up doing well.
anxiety group with date yet to be “The other participants in the
groupsare veryrespectful, giving
announced as well.
Student Services counsellor positive feedback to other stu-
(PhotobyDanielRoth) CarolGregory isoptimistic about dents, whichis agreatthing.”
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courseswillbehiredtoassistoth- risk exercises” in front of others
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for couples. At the doorthe cost is Inn in Montreal, round-trip trans- ordrop by the office, 1D14-D, and *Conestoga Mall
$5 forsingles and $9 forcouples. portation from Conestoga College talkto someone directly.
2003 job
fair
coming
soon
By SINEAD MCGARRY
advice for preparing are; research
the companies that will be repre-
beSceoamrecheiansgier.for a job has just streanvteeld;ienxpplaocrkesthweitfhairyosuolro;rdooonm-t
Companies from across Canada mates; dress business casual as if
and theUnited Stateswill be flock- you were attending a real inter-
ing to the 2003 Job Fair in view;and bepatientandcourteous.
Waterloo lookingtohireapplicants There will be hundreds of stu-
for till1-time, part-time and sum- dents visiting from surrounding
merjobs. schools, so making a great impres-
The job fair differs from the sion is critical, said Free.
career fair because employers who Visit career services in Room
attend have to be hiring and have 2B04, for help on perfecting your
open positions, said Sara Free, resumeandcoverletters, aswell as
Conestogascareerservicesofficer. assistance on how to approach
The job fair allows students to employers and how to conduct a
network with potential employers successful interview.
and research career options. More Forfurtherinformation on which
than 150employersareexpectedto employers will be attending this
attend the fair that takes place on year and bus departure times, visit
Feb. 5 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at career services a week before the
RIM Park in Waterloo. fair. Free buses and admission will
Make the most of your time at be available to students at
the fair, said Free. Some-helpful ConestogaCollege.
Residence
greets
returning students
By KATE VANDEVEN and take them for a tour if they
wanted.
Now
that the holidays are over, Although only six students
residence has welcomed back not showed up for this meeting, many
only student returnees, but45 new showed up forthe free food.
ones as well. Jason Wullms, 22, has moved
Afew events inthe firstweek of back into residence for the second
school were put on in residence to time. Wullms said he lived here
integrate returning and new stu- fiveyears agoandhasmovedback
dents. Genevieve Blais, manager in because he sold hishouse.
of Conestoga Residence and Although he said he liked living
Conference Centre, said it was in residence better before because
decided to put on the events there was more people his age, he
because residence wanted to start will beparticipatingin someofthe
the semester off right for its stu- events that will be going on and
dents and get everyone back in the saidheenjoyed the freefood atthe
swing ofthings. barbecue. STUDENT FRIENDLY FARES
A free barbecue, a student orien- CrystalCarefotisinherfirst-year
tation meeting, planned bus trips in early childhood education and You’re going places in life, but right now you’re
once a month and Sunday sundaes said she is looking forward to liv-
are all events residence is planning ing in residence. just going home for the holidays. With thousands of
foTrhsitsudeisntst.he first time residence haTshilsiveisdtahweafyirsftrtoimmehoCmareefaontd,s1h9e, destinations and great everyday low fares, Greyhound
hasputonabarbecue inthewinter. ishopingtogettoknowpeopleand gives you the freedom to go more places more often.
Most years, one is put on in form a social life.
September and once again inApril If you are a new or a returning
to welcome and see students off. student, look for flyers around res-
Around200 students cameout to idence to learn about upcoming FROM KITCHENER* (one way plus gst,
enjoythefreefood,which included events and bus trips.
hotdogs, hamburgers, veggie burg- The first bus trip is to Casino
ers and pop. Niagara onJan. 22 and the follow- GUELPH 5^5 PETERBOROUGH $25=“
For the new students, an orienta- ing one is on Jan. 29 to Chicopee. $
ttihoenmmoefetthienrgulwesasandherledgutloatiionnfsomoif Tthheerreewialrle bdeealasbfuosr lsetauvdienngtsfarnodm OTTAWA $57®“ TORONTO $125®
the building, answer any questions residence forboth trips. BELLEVILLE $30=® SUDBURY $57®®
*Valid Student ID required. Call us for more details.
For local info contact:
15 Charles Street West
585-2370
(519)
(t'noiooyi\aie vanaeven)
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burgers for students. Residence put on a free barbecue to wel-
come new and returning students on Jan. 8.
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— SPOKE, January 20, 2003
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world
cold
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memories
But icy
due to a car accident. Emieis able
to remember the shifts when the
By LAURIEyAN[^ENHP^FF tractors would break through the
intemperate ice and the employees
Theairisunusually mildformid- would wade through the knee-
january and that worries Bill deep, bone-chilling lake trying to
Gallagher.Acrosstheroadfrom the save the machines fromthe water s
boathouse, the informal headquar- depth.
ircersstsotfheKicittcyh'esnetrw'os gViiacnttoriicae Ppaardks,. arBeutnusimnbceertehde laakned’stshkearteingisdanyso
After 16 winters at the park. tellingwhenErniewillreturn,itall
Gallagher knows the rinks like an remains amemory to Gallagher.
old friend. He's also aware that the The Sarnia native dates the ice
evening's above zero temperatures pads’birthback 15 years,whenthe
are trouble tortheirfuture. city had to drain the lake one win-
Tonight, however, all Gallagher ter for repairs and pipe additions.
and his co-workers, Greg Halk and The two rinks were a solution for
Mark Thiboeau. can do is hope the lake’s absence that year, but
tomorrow’s temperature drops theirpresenceremainedthefollow-
below the crucial -4 C target. ingwinter.
Anythinggreaterresultsin aslushy Gallagher is confident though
surface since the water will not that the ice pads will persist, as
freeze. long as the weather concedes and
It's just past Gallaghers the appYoximately 2,500 people
11:30p.m. start time and he is keep showingupeach weekendthe
already slumped in his chair, the rinks areopen.
night a bust. The fact that Mother Gallagher says there really isn^t
Nature is not on his side troubles much to the technical side of the
the City of Kitchener employee, (PhotoByLaurie Vandenhoff) ice’s creation,just ahose, abroom
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No skating on thin ice
Rink on Victoria Park Lake is a thing of the past
R JASON MIDDLETON maintain safe ice through the win- part ofVictoria Park’s heritage for
y ter months.” closeto 100 years.
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community services department maintaining a natural ice surface th“eFsrtaobmilitthyeopfubtlhiecicwee.’ve received
spluerrtoousntdaiyngoftfhethleakiecet.hatwarnpeo- im“p"oWses’ivbelef.oughttomaintaintheice very little (criticism),” Richardson
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comes because we are unable to Skatine on the lake has been a the lake.”
.
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Local snowmobilers beating the winter blues
ByVALENTINA RAPOPORT ing) twice this year,” she said, While winter sports may cure “We.’ve brought the (snow) base side and enjoy themselves, many
adding, “But it’s only been on the winter blues, what happens if up to 30 centimetres of snow this winter lovers have also spenta lot
While some of us are trying to open fields (that belong to neigh- it’s cold enough to feel blue but year already. I think we have of money on sports equipment
stay inside and avoid the winter bourhood friends) because the not cold enough to keep snow on more natural snow this year than and want to get their money’s
weather. Laurel Moorejust wants trails have been closed.” the ground for sports? we did last year,” he said. worth.
to get out there and catch some Living in Bloomingdale, Moore According to Dwayne Orth, Despite the lack of snow last “You pay big bucks to snowmo-
air. That is, on her snowmobile, considers herself lucky because manager of marketing and busi- winter, Moore, who is one of the bile,” said Moore.
ofcourse. she can ride around her neigh- ness developments at Chicopee only women in her neighbour- Not only does snowmobiling
Unlike many others who dread bourhood while she waits for the Ski Hill in Kitchener, tempera- hoodtoownherown snowmobile, consistofbuyingasled and snow-
the winter months, Moore, who trails to open. tures don’t always have to stay was able to travel as far as suit, but it also means buying per-
has been snowmobiling since she “Every morning I can hear the extra cold throughout the winter Milverton (160 kilometres). mits, which now cost up to $170.
was 10years old, looks forwardto neighbours running their motors in order to preserve the snow. “I’m not a hard-core (snowmo- as well as paying insurance. If
a good snowfall and hopes this (on their snowmobiles) just wait- Orth said as long as temperatures biler) by any means. I just like to you’re looking to purchase a new
winter will bring more snow than ing to get out there and ride,” she stay -3 C at nighttime, snow for get out there and ride.” sled you can expect to spend from
last year. said. the hills (which is often made by Unlike many others whotake up $8,000 to $10,000. Used sleds
“If it has to be winter then it Last winter’s mild temperatures the machines in the evening) can the sport, speed and distance can cost anywhere from $2,000 to
might as well snow so you can made for a disappointing snow- be preserved even throughout aren’t the main reasons why $5,000. $nowsuits (including the
enjoy it,” said Moore mobiling season for Moore, who milder day temperatures. Moore enjoys time on her sled. helmet and boots) usually start at
Having bought her own snow- said she was only able to ride five “Cold nights and milder days is “It’s also a great way to enjoy around $1,000.
mobile three years ago, Moore times the whole winter. the best of both worlds,” he said, some scenery and hang out with “Getting cold is the last thing
said she hasn’t been able to get “I hope we get more snow this referring to perfect ski conditions friends,” she said. “I try to keep you're worried about when you
out on her sled as much as she’d year,” she said, adding, “It’s at the hill. Having all 12 slopes up with the boys, although I do have your suit on." said Moore
like to because ofthe mild winter (snowmobiling) a greatway to get open at Chicopee by the first seem to roll my machine a bit when asked about staying warm.
temperatures. outside instead of being cooped week ofJanuary, Orth said it may more often then them.” “Half the time you're too hot and
“I’ve only been out (snowmobil- up inside all winter.” be a good year for winter sports. Aside from wanting to get out- overdressed."
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of Ontario for most of my life, I We spent two days at Edisto (PnotosbyDenisLanglois)
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