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7 th A n n u a l A w a r e n e s s G u i d e Messages & History

Message from the NL Crime Stoppers Chair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3

Message from the Provincial Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5

Greetings from the RNC Chief of Police . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7

Greetings from the RCMP Commanding Officer . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 Message from the Premier . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9

Greetings from the Justice Minister and Attorney General . . . . . .11 Greetings from the Natural Resources Minister . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11

Crime Stoppers Board Members . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

January Crime Stoppers Month . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

What is Crime Stoppers? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15

Volunteers – A Poem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15

The Real Success Behind Crime Stoppers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17 Crime Stoppers – A Successful Partnership . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17

Partners

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What’s Inside

Crime Stoppers NL – High School Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19

Partners of NL Crime Stoppers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21 - 23

Appreciation Awards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23

Media . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25

Branch Info & Crimes of the Week

You Can Help Fight Crime . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25

Twillingate/ NWI Branch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27

Clarenville Branch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29

Exploits Valley Branch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31

Trinity Conception Branch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33

Humber Valley Branch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35

NL Crime Stoppers Police Officers of the Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39

New Sign for CBS Fire Hall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39

WWW.ROCKTIPS.CA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41-43

Identity Theft . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45

Crimes of the Week . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49

Working Together to Protect your Home . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .47

Advertisersʼ Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .67

Be a Crime Stoppers Volunteer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .68

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7 th A n n u a l A w a r e n e s s G u i d e On behalf of the Board of Directors of Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers, I am so proud to present the 7th Annual Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers Awareness Guide. Every year we produce this guide to inform the public about Crime Stoppers - what we have planned for the future, what we do and have done, and how the program works.

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Message from the President

We have made so much progress with Crime Stoppers in the last few years. Since Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers’ inception in 1992, so much has been accomplished regarding the reduction and prevention of crime in this province. There are over 150 Crime Stoppers volunteers in this province and 15 active branches all with one goal - to eliminate crime in our communities and in doing this we protect everything around us that we love and care about - our family and friends, our homes, our neighbors, our communities and our environment. Our volunteers raise awareness of our program, pay tipsters, organize events and fund raise. They do everything possible to assist in our efforts to decrease crime. We take great pride in our history of assisting with crime prevention and crime solving in Newfoundland and Labrador and hope that, with your help, we will continue to enhance our program for many more years to come.

Eight years ago, an armed, masked man entered the pharmacy where I was working, pointed a gun at me and changed my life forever. I made a vow then to make a difference. I joined Crime Stoppers and I have not looked back. Crime Stoppers is about protecting our environment, our neighborhoods, our schools, our homes, our friends, and our families. I believe in this program - I KNOW THAT IT WORKS!

Crime Stoppers would like to take this opportunity to thank the public, the business community, the media, the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, the municipalities, and the provincial government for their support. The support that we receive is invaluable to our program. We would like to extend a warm “thank you” to DFO and Wildlife for assisting us in our efforts. As well, a special “thanks” to the RNC and RCMP for providing us with fabulous police coordinators, office space, and continued support in so many ways.

I invite you to view our website - www.rocktips.ca. This is a secure website. Any tips left on the website are, like our phone line, completely anonymous. At this time, I would like to acknowledge the thousands of callers to our tips line: 1-800-222-TIPS. Without your calls (and your web tips!), our program would not be the success that it is. Thank you so much,

Beverley Vey-Hammond Provincial Chair Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers

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Provincial Office Report

Over the past year, NL Crime Stoppers has been extremely busy with a variety of public appearances, and has seen several changes in personnel. Cst. Tom Earles has become the new Provincial Police Coordinator for RNC, and Mr. Dave Roul had returned as Office Administrator. In the very near future, Boyd Merrill will be leaving NL Crime Stoppers to assume new duties as Operations Supervisor at Placentia-Whitbourne Detachment. We wish Boyd all the best and congratulate him on his promotion to Sergeant.

Earlier this year, Crime Stoppers launched yet another way to contact Crime Stoppers, through Text Messaging. This means remains popular and is expected to increase in popularity as more and more people use this means of communicating.

We encourage everyone to take responsibility in their community and contact NL Crime Stoppers with information on crime in their neighborhood. Remember, all communication with Crime Stoppers is confidential and completely anonymous. Crime Stoppers does not subscribe to call display. Feel free to view our constantly updated website, or contact us by phone, 1-800-222-TIPS(8477).

NL Crime Stoppers’ After-Hours Staff: seated, left to right, are Al Penney and Clyde Taylor. Standing, left to right, are George Phillips and Mike Fitzgerald. All are retirees of the RCMP.

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Royal Newfoundland Constabulary Office of the Chief of Police Est. 1871

Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers has consistently provided a beneficial and essential service to this province. The opportunity for residents to provide important information to the police anonymously is invaluable. The publication of this guide is a significant piece of the successful continuation of Crime Stoppers.

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Greetings from the Chief of Police

The residents of Newfoundland and Labrador are the beneficiaries of this dedicated group of people who, through working together and sharing information, assist police in making our communities safer.

On behalf of the women and men of the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary, I wish Crime Stoppers continued success. J.F. Browne Chief of Police Royal Newfoundland Constabulary

Royal Canadian Mounted Police

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Greetings from the Commanding Officer

Gendarmerie royale du Canada

Commandant divisionnaire

It is always a pleasure to recognize the valuable assistance of the dedicated volunteers throughout Newfoundland and Labrador, the media partners, and the joint efforts of our Police Co-ordinators with the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary and Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Congratulations and a sincere thank-you to everyone for 16 years of commitment to reducing and solving crime in this province.

Your tremendous support attributes to the outstanding success of the Crime Stoppers Program. You truly do make a positive difference!

We look forward to continuing this excellent working relationship.

W.G. Lynch, Assistant Commissioner Commanding Officer Royal Canadian Mounted Police

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Message from the Premier

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Message from the Premier

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GOVERNMENT OF NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR

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Greetings from the Justice Minister and Attorney General

As Minister of Justice and Attorney General it is my pleasure to support the Newfoundland and Labrador CrimeStoppers 7th Annual Awareness Guide. Each year this publication proves to be an invaluable resource for those in our communities who work to combat crime.

Since I have become minister, my commitment has been to work with our police forces to prevent, fight and solve crime. I will continue to support all those who make efforts to ensure our province is a safe place for our families.

Congratulations to Newfoundland and Labrador CrimeStoppers for once again publishing the Awareness Guide and I commend you for your efforts within our province.

Sincerely,

Jerome P. Kennedy, Q.C. Minister of Justice and Attorney General

Greetings from the Natural Resources Minister GOVERNMENT OF NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR

The Department of Natural Resources is pleased to support Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers and its ongoing efforts to fight crime in this province.

Crime Stoppers is a useful tool in helping identify people or persons who choose to violate the rules and regulations that protect our province’s valuable natural resources.

Crime Stoppers provides an effective method for residents to anonymously assist authorities in solving crime in our communities. The Department of Natural Resources looks forward to continuing our relationship with Crime Stoppers as we strive to protect our wildlife resources and forest ecosystems for the future of our province and our residents. Sincerely,

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Amanda Bennett Bay St. George Vacant Bay St. George Vacant Burin Vacant Burin Jennifer Cheeks Clarenville Louise Newell Clarenville Vacant Corner Brook Vacant Corner Brook Allison Miller Exploit’s Patti White Exploit’s Vacant Goose Bay Vacant Goose Bay

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS: (continued)

Beverley Vey Amy Crosbie Beverley Vey Mike Fifield Bonny Lake Lindsey Saunders

Bernadine Fitzgerald Leeann Pendergast Dwayne Chaulk Dawn Wheeler James Kean Judy Symonds Richard Lackey Linda Gillett

Gander Gander Great Northern Peninsula Great Northern Peninsula Humber Valley Humber Valley

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January Is Crime Stoppers Month

Over 900 branches of the Crime Stoppers Program have officially proclaimed January as Crime Stoppers Month.

Since its inception in Newfoundland and Labrador in 1992, Crime Stoppers has received more than 20,000 tips and has helped Police and other law enforcement agencies solve approximately 1,400 cases, lay approximately 3,000 charges, and recovered approximately $5,000,000.00 worth of stolen property, drugs, and customs seizures. These achievements would not be possible, without the joint co-operation of the media, local citizens, and law enforcement agencies. During the month, all 13 branches of Crime Stoppers across the province do extra promotional activities, in an effort to create a greater awareness of the Crime Stoppers Program.

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7 th A n n u a l A w a r e n e s s G u i d e What is Crime Stoppers?

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Crime Stoppers is a citizen, media and police co-operative program designed to involve the public in the fight against crime.

Crime Stoppers provides citizens with a vehicle to anonymously supply the police with information about a crime or potential crime of which they have knowledge.

Cash rewards are offered to people who call the program if their information leads to an arrest. How did Crime Stoppers begin?

In July 1976, in Albuquerque New Mexico, a university student was killed during a gas station robbery. After 6 weeks of investigation the police had very few leads as to who was responsible. Police investigators thought that if the public was able to observe a reenactment of the crime on television this may lead to a citizen providing information that may lead to an arrest.

The police investigators were right. A caller contacted the Police Department the next day after seeing the reenactment. The tip information was enough to lead the police to the two men who were responsible. Within 72 hours of the reenactment being aired, the police had solved the murder. This was the beginning of Crime Stoppers.

Since the program started, there are now more than 950 Crime Stoppers programs worldwide. More than 425,000 crimes have been solved since its inception and over $2.9 billion worth of stolen property and narcotics has been seized. How does Crime Stoppers work?

The Crime Stoppers tip line is staffed by trained personnel who receive, process, and pass on tip information to investigating officers. Callers are given a code number that is used in all subsequent calls and callers do not have to identify themselves.

A reward of up to $2,000 is offered to anyone providing information that leads to an arrest for a crime. Rewards may also be made for information leading to the recovery of stolen property, the seizure of illegal drugs or an arrest on an outstanding warrant.

The media is a very important component of Crime Stoppers. An unsolved crime may be re-enacted and shown on television or may be publicized in a newspaper or aired on the radio. The media also brings the program to the attention of the public. Who administers the Crime Stoppers Program?

A volunteer board of Directors actively administers and is responsible for the program. The Crime Stoppers Society is a non-profit organization and is responsible for raising funds and the disbursements of rewards. The Board of Directors works in close cooperation with the Police Department and all areas of the media. How is the Crime Stoppers Program funded?

Crime Stoppers is a Community Project supported by donations of money, goods or services. Contributions from individuals, corporations, clubs, professional associations, retailers, civic and social groups keep the Crime Stoppers program functional. All donations to Crime Stoppers are tax deductible.

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And, miraculously, with a simple snap of the fingers, soft drinks and fine cuisine will appear. Volunteers will be served like kings. But who, you ask, will serve these fortunate souls? Who will do them justice ? Why, all those who benefitted from others on Earth without ever having done anything themselves, of course.

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There is an old saying which goes, “If you are not part of the solution, then you are a part of the problem.” Anyone associated with a successful Crime Stoppers Program will quickly tell you that our success relies on the commitment, hard work and dedication of our volunteers from the communities around this province. These people give so generously of their time to make every community a much safer place to live, conduct business and prosper. Our volunteers are not complainers. These people are the doers of our communities. They recognize and realize that crime is everybody’s business and we all have a part to play in keeping this province as crime-free as possible. In other words, the committed volunteers of Crime Stoppers do not see problems, only solutions.

Greg MacAleese, the founder of Crime Stoppers, will tell anyone who asks why the very first crime re-enacted in Alburquerque, New Mexico was solved and he will answer every time that it was the commitment of the first citizen volunteer who helped in raising their first cash award of $300.00.

If you want to know if the efforts of the volunteers are making a difference, all one has to do is look at Crime Stoppers’ statistics. The determination of these people has resulted in criminals being brought before the courts and charged with such offences as murder, armed robbery, arson, fraud, property damage, aggravated assaults, assaulting and robbing seniors, illegal smuggling, illegal drug dealing and break, enter and thefts. The persons responsible for the commission of these offences could very likely still be preying upon the good citizens of the province if not for the dedication of our citizen volunteers. Whether through an information booth at a local shopping centre, a fund raising activity, or placing our promotional material in various public places, these community-minded people are making the difference.

Not only are the citizens charged with the day-to-day operation of Crime Stoppers, they are the people who set policy and procedure. They are the people that determine how much a tipster will receive for their information and they even pay that award. Crime Stoppers is truly a public program.

A Successful Partnership

What makes Crime Stoppers so unique from other crime fighting tools used by our police agencies and communities and why is it so successful?

That is the question asked most often of a police co-ordinator. Crime Stoppers is a unique and very successful partnership between the public, the police and the media.

The Public

First, Crime Stoppers is unique in that it “is not” a police program. It is the community’s response to crime in their neighbourhood. Crime Stoppers is administered and overseen by citizen volunteers. These people make up the Board of Directors of the organization. They come from all over the province with varied backgrounds. Their mission is simple in that these people want to make Newfoundland & Labrador a safer place for all of us to live and prosper.

The Board Members determine policies and procedures as it relates to a successful Crime Stoppers program. They also raise the necessary funds to promote Crime Stoppers and pay tipsters. They determine how much a tipster will be paid and even make that payment.

The Police

As Crime Stoppers is in the business of taking criminal information on criminal activity, we need trained police personnel to assess the tipster’s information and pass it on to the appropriate investigating agency. Crime Stoppers tips lines are answered all day, every day, by trained personnel. The police coordinators also advise their various Boards on matters relating to how much a tipster should receive for his or her tip. They prepare and release various features for the media on unsolved crimes, and do public speaking on Crime Stoppers and their many successes.

The Media

Without the media support of informing the public about the Crime Stoppers program, we would not enjoy the success we have to date. The various media provide the public with information on unsolved crimes and, of course, successes attributed to Crime Stoppers. Their role is very unique in that, not only are they reporting crime for the information of our citizens, but when a crime is solved through their efforts, they play a major role and can take credit in solving that particular crime.

Crime Stoppers’ successes rely on a solid partnership. Each partner has its role to play but at the same time is dependent on the other two partners for success. Crime Stoppers’ statistics speak for themselves and, perhaps, some crimes could still be unsolved if not for the co-operation of all involved in this unique crime fighting tool.

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HOW IT WORKS

A crime is committed and you know who is responsible.

Contact CRIME STOPPERS at 1-800-222-TIPS or www.rocktips.ca

Your information will be taken in strict confidence. Your anonymity is guaranteed. You never have to give your name, or testify in court.

You will be issued a confidential code number. You must keep this number a secret to ensure anonymity.

You will be asked to call back periodically so you can be updated on your tip. You will have to refer to your confidential code number.

If your tip leads to the successful conclusion of a case, you become eligible for a cash award, if desired.

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WHY CRIME STOPPERS?

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HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TAKING RESPONSIBILITY FOR THEIR ENVIRONMENT

High School Prog ram

Your school is a community.

If one of your fellow students breaks the law, it reflects upon all of you.

If you know someone who is responsible for a crime, CRIME STOPPERS urges you

to

DO THE RIGHT THING.

It is in everyoneʼs best interest to keep their environment a safe one.

By contacting CRIME STOPPERS on such crimes as: • theft • vandalism • drugs • weapons • assault you can take an active role in keeping your school safe. Tipsters can remain anonymous, can earn a cash award, and

WHAT HAPPENS WITH YOUR TIP? Tipster contacts CRIME STOPPERS

Code Number Issued Tip forwarded to School

Tip forwarded to Agency

School Related? Police Involvement? No

Matter Handled At School

Result Successful?

Coordinator Notified Tipster Advised

Investigation

Yes

No

No

Report Closed

Report to CRIME STOPPERS BRANCH

Award Authorized?

No

Result Successful? Yes

Yes

Coordinator Notified

Payment Arranged (if desired)

Tipster Collects Award

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St. John’s Fire Fighters Association

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FIRE FIGHTERS - LOCAL 1075 ARE VERY PROUD TO SUPPORT NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR CRIME STOPPERS

Town of Grand Falls-Windsor Municipal Police Department

The Town of Grand Falls-Windsor’s Municipal Police Department takes great pride in reaching out to the community to spread the word on “Child Safety”. Our department makes presentations to local schools to ensure that our children grow up in a safe environment and practice such things as bicycle helmet safety every day. The Town of Grand Falls-Windsor supports Crimestoppers in Newfoundland & Labrador If you’re considering retiring in Grand Falls-Windsor, log on to

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St. John’s office (709) 753-3210 Kelligrews CBS (709) 834-3781 [email protected] www.wedgwoodinsurance.com

Supporting the Newfoundland & Labrador Crime Stoppers

75 Kelsey Ave. 722-5094

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NL CRIME STOPPERS wants your help in maintaining the safe environment which exists within all high schools throughout Newfoundland & Labrador. Through this unique partnership with:

• Police • Media • Community • You

We can help maintain and improve the quality of education delivered at our high schools.

Remember .... Do The Right Thing!

Fisheries and Oceans Canada Department of Natural Resources Newfoundland & Labrador Liquor Corporation Newfoundland Power Newfoundland & Labrador Hydro North Atlantic Wedgwood Insurance Tom Woodford Ltd. Coldwell Banker Pro Co Atlantic Salmon Federation Anti-Smuggling Partnership Canadian Wildlife Service Abitibi-Price Federal Park Warden Services Marystown Shipyard Ltd. Iron Ore Company of Canada Canada Post Harbour Grace Shrimp Company Day and Ross (NFLD) Limited Metro Bus

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ABOUT CRIME STOPPERS

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THE PARTNERSHIP

CRIME STOPPERS is managed by a civilian board of directors who establish policy, raise funds to operate the program, and authorize award payments.

The goal of CRIME STOPPERS is to combat crime through cooperation with the police, the media, the community, and you.

CRIME STOPPERS regularly features the “Crime of the Week” on TV, Radio and Newspapers.

CRIME STOPPERS is interested in receiving tips on any crimes, whether featured or not. With

CRIME STOPPERS,

EVERYONE BENEFITS...EXCEPT THE CRIMINALS

Partners of NL Crime Stoppers City of St. John’s City of Mount Pearl VOCM Cares Foundation Knights of Columbus Council # 6638, Mount Pearl Newfoundland & Labrador Federation of Municipalities (Crime Stoppers Towns) St. Mary’s Town Council Town of Bay St. George Town of Conception Bay South Town of Gander Town of Grandfalls Windsor Town of Paradise Town of Portugal Cove/St. Phillips Town of Stephenville Town of St. Lawrence Town of Torbay Bell Island Heart’s Content Manuels River Heritage Society

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TITAN CONSTRUCTION LTD. Our Reputation & Quality of work is Priority CONTACT Tel. 781-0195 Fax. 781-0215

Cell. 682-2622 Cell. 689-0648

Email: [email protected]

LOCATION 1904 Main Hwy Topsail Rd.

PO Box 13076 Station Topsail C.B.S. NL A1W 2K1

Mass Excavation, Demolition, Excavators, Backhoe, Loaders Equip. Rentals, Dumptrucks, Road Building - Snow Cleaning

208 Humphrey Road

Your Children, Our Students, Our Future! • General Contracting

• Equipment Rental

• SAND, GRAVEL AND LANDFILL FREE ESTIMATES Locally Owned and Operated. Call us today and ask about our Exceptional Rates. Our helpful and qualified staff is ready to help you with all your heavy equipment needs.

Fax: (709) 944-3821 Tel: (709) 944-5144 www.allarddl.ca

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The vision of the Western School District is of a learning organization in which all students achieve their maximum potential. Our district has 13 500 students in 72 school from Norman Bay, Labrador, to Port aux Basques and Francois on the southwest coast. Our 1150 teachers and 500 support staff are helping families and communities shape the leaders of tomorrow. Best wishes on your “Crime Stoppers Awareness Guide”

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NL Crime Stoppers’ Partners

Appreciation Awards

Boyd Merrill presents Mr. Larry Murphy, Director of Production for North Atlantic Petroleum Come by Chance, with an Appreciation Plaque for donating fuel for the Crime Stoppers promotional Jeep.

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Boyd Merrill President of Appreciation insurance for Jeep.

presents Mr. Geoff Wedgwood, Wedgwood Insurance with an Plaque for donating vehicle the Crime Stoppers promotional

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McIsaac Contracting

Ltd.

PO Box 13516 St. John’s, NL A1B 4B8 Phone 368-0464 Fax 368-0364

A proud supporter of

Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers

Open Mon.-Sun. 11:00 a.m. to 11 p.m.

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In November 1992 Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers was formed through a working relationship between the Public, Media and Police. Without the efforts and support of these three groups, Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers could not have succeeded.

As we continue to grow and expand throughout the province and into Labrador the services of the media become even more important. We consider all of our media partners as vital elements in the success of Crime Stoppers.

Enough cannot be said about the community-minded efforts of all our media partners. Their support of Crime Stoppers through advertising the Program and publishing our Unsolved Crime of the Week, and assisting in the re-enactments of Unsolved Crimes is certainly appreciated by all the Crime Stoppers volunteers and the Police Co-ordinator’s office.

We look forward to the media’s continued support of the Crime Stoppers Program of Newfoundland and Labrador.

Crime Stoppers media partners include: NTV The Telegram VOCM Radio VOAR AM VOWR Radio CHCM Radio Newfoundland Radio Labrador Hits 99.1 FM K-Rock 97.5 FM Coast 101.1 FM CFCB Radio CHMR MUN OZ FM Rogers

Cable 9-St. John’s Cable 9-Gander Cable 9-Corner Brook Kinetic Marketing Gonzaga Media Glovertown Community Cable Hampden Community Channel High School Times SCAN Shoreline News This Morning’s News The Gulf News The Advertiser The Georgian The Aurora

The Charter The Compass The Gazette The Herald The Humber Log The Nor’Wester The Northern Pen The Packet The Pilot The Western Star The Beacon The Coaster The Labradorian Transcontinental Express

You can help fight crime

Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers is a non-profit charitable organization that works with all law enforcement agencies in an effort to solve crimes in your community.

Funding for our program comes from various fundraising events and donations from the private and public sector.

All monies received are utilized to promote public awareness of the program, and to aid in the payment of our successful tipsters.

If you would like to support Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers, and “Help in the Fight Against Crime”, simply forward your donation to: Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers Provincial Office P.O. Box 9700 St. John’s, NL A1A 3T5

*** ALL DONATIONS ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE ***

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Best Western Travellers Inn

199 Kenmount Road St. John’s, Newfoundland Canada A1B 3P9

709-722-5540

Town of Crow Head Twillingate, NL

Proud to Support Crime Stoppers PO Box 250 A0G 4M0 884-5651

THE K-BAR Bruno Plaza Labrador City, NL A2V 2J8

709-944-3876

The Historic Town of Torbay Is proud to support the good work of Crime Stoppers Web Page: www.town.torbay.nf.ca

We invite you to visit the scenic Killick Coast Trail

@ 6 Locations: 392 Duckworth St., St. Johnʼs Main Hwy., Manuels High St., Grand Falls Noad St., Hr. Grace Airport Blvd., Gander Commercial St., Corner Brook

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Warr’s Pharmacy Ltd.

93 Hamilton River Road Happy Valley, Goose Bay

896-2963

We Support the Efforts of NL Crime Stoppers

Superior Wood Working Quality Makers Of: • Kitchen Cabinets • Vanities • Mirror Cabinets• Linen and Towel Cabinets FREE ESTIMATES 703 Kenmount Rd

745-4860

The Town of Twillingate is a proud sponsor of Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers.

Roman Catholic Archdiocese of St. John’s 33 Kenmount Rd. 2nd Floor St. John’s, NL A1B 1W1

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Twillingate/New World Island Branch The Twillingate/NWI Branch have been busy this year. We still have 10 members. We did our Easter Hamper again this year and it went very well. We sold 500 tickets and most of the items were donated so the proceeds were $436.00.

We have been busy since Christmas preparing for our annual Family Funday in July. This was a very big success, with a large turn out because the weather was perfect. The net proceeds for that four-hour period was approximately $1,000.00. Thank you to all those who helped in any way.

The Branch also purchased a hand-made Newfoundland quilt and sold tickets on it. The draw was made at the Fish Fun and Folk Festival. Colin Stuckless of Durrel One Stop donated the major part of the cost of the purchase. The proceeds from this was $425.00.

We said “good bye” to Wendy Stewart who was transferred to Ottawa this year.

By Linda Gillett Secretary Twillingate/NWI Crime Stoppers

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St. Theresa’s Parish 120 Mundy Pond Rd. St. Johnʼs, NL A1E 1V1 Father Keith Goldrup

709.579.0065

Please Keep Our Community Safe.

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• Parts • Service • Leasing 364-4130

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The Clarenville Crime Stoppers Branch has been busy this past year. We looked at many ways to get the Crime Stoppers message across to as many towns and people as possible. The first endeavor was a letter-writing campaign to all the municipalities informing them of our existence and the purpose of Crime Stoppers. We also offered to visit these communities to help people better understand how Crime Stoppers works.

Family Sledding Party at Clarenville’s Winter Carnival L to R: Colin Holloway, Louise Newell, Cst. Kent Luther, Jen Cheeks, Heather Gillingham, Cst. Adam Perry.

We also reached out to the Clarenville area by organizing and supervising a Family Sledding Party during Clarenville’s Winter Carnival.

The Branch arranged a visit from Corporal Boyd Merrill. Corporal Merrill presented the Crime Stoppers School program to the Clarenville High School. Clarenville High is officially a Crime Stoppers school!

We then explored ways to raise money; we had a ticket raffle and then decided to write the local Lion’s Club to ask if we could be considered for their 50/50 draw they have in partnership with the local Co-Op. They responded quite willingly with a $1,500.00 donation. Many other options are currently being explored, both in ways to raise funds, as well as ways to get the message out to the communities.

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P.O. Box 190 Foxtrap, Newfoundland A0A 2J0 (709) 834-2181

Salutes and is proud to sponsor

Newfoundland Crime Stoppers

Pearl R. Lee Chartered Accountant Bruno Plaza Labrador City, NL A2V 2J8 ph: 709.944.7744

LeGrow’s Travel We Know Travel Best. A Maritime Travel Company

20 offices to serve you in NFLD & Labrador 758-6780

Telephone: (709) 364-3300 Fax: (709) 364-3301

Micheal A. Lilly

In support of Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers “Commitment to Community” www.rnca.ca

Branch Manager

Rutter Inc. is pleased to support the Newfoundland & Labrador Crime Stoppers

• STEEL • STAINLESS • ALUMINUM • NICKEL • COPPER • BRASS • CHAIN FRP GRATING • GEOTEXTILES • PLASTICS

www.rutter.ca

Donovanʼs Industrial Park, 11 Panther Place, Mt. Pearl, A1N 5C7 PO Box 730 Mount Pearl, NL

St. Lawrence Academy PO Box 457 St. Lawrence, NL A0E 2V0

709.873.2660

St. Francis Foundation Box 632, St. John’s, NL A1C 5K8

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–––– Scott Sharron ––––

SHARRON’S SALES & SERVICE

NEW PRODUCTS • Cooper • Hancock • Michelin • B.F. Goodrich • Truck Retreads

24 HR SERVICE

Res: 257-2977 Cell: 486-0308

–––– Michael Sharron –––– Res: 257-4857 Cell: 486-0039

–––– Glen Sharron ––––

Res: 257-3997 Cell: 486-0197 27 Lincoln Road, Grand Falls - Windsor, NL A2A 2J9

Phone: 709-489-7772

Fax: 709-489-7824

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It has been an equally exciting and productive year for the members of the Exploits Valley Crime Stoppers. Our group has been very busy promoting the Crime Stoppers program within our area communities, successfully executing various fundraising events, and with great pleasure welcomed some new members who have joined the ranks of our group. We elected a new executive for our Branch in February 2008. The new executive is as follows: Loriann Leyte-Peddle, Chair Patti White, Co-Chair Mike Wells, Treasurer Bob Far, Secretary Constable Mike McKee, Police Liaison

In April 2008, we held our annual “Jam,” where we had three prominent local musical acts volunteer their time to perform for an evening of heart-pounding rock and roll music. Again this year, we chose to go with a larger venue to host our annual Jam. A special thanks to the local media for all of the great coverage. We had a spot in the local newspaper promoting the event, and we also had a follow-up spot in the local newspaper in June, thanking all those involved in our annual event.

The Branch donated their time to the South and Central Health Foundation by selling tickets at a charity hockey game, which consisted of staff at Central Health against Police representatives, Fire Fighters, etc.

We also fundraised in a local dart tournament by providing food. We had tremendous success with this fundraiser and also had several people just make donations to our worthwhile cause. Not to forget our annual M&M Meat Shop BBQ held in June 2008, where our members flipped burgers and handed out many of our giveaways to get the needed word out about Crime Stoppers.

We held a “Mid Summer BBQ” ticket draw, where we sold tickets on a BBQ and all the trimmings. Again, it was another success for our Branch.

We decided to coordinate our NHL Hockey Pool fundraiser again this year. We are very confident that this will be a success again this year.

We’d like to take this time to not only thank all of our members, but specifically thank our Branch’s Police Liaison, Constable Mike McKee, for his ongoing support and providing a venue for our monthly meetings.

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P W Parsons Sales Ltd.

Serious eye desease is common, often offers no symptoms or warnings and can lead to vision loss. Serious eye desease can just come and change your life. Period. You can do something about it. Vision loss is often preventable if it’s caught early. See your optometrist regulary for a thorough eye health check-up, or risk not seeing at all. Make an appointment today.

P.O. Box 502 Gander, NL A1V 2E1

709.256.3431

Labrador School Board P.O. Box 1810, Stn. “B” Happy Valley - Goose Bay Labrador A0P 1E0 Tel: (709) 896-2431

Proud Supporters of the Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers

Newfoundland & Labrador Association of Optometrists P.O. Box 8042 St. Johnʼs, NL A1B 3M7

SUPPLIERS OF: CONTRACTORS FOR:

Road Gravel, Crushed Stone, Rock & Asphalt Tennis Courts, Parking Lots, Subdivisions, Building Site Development, Road Construction & Upgrading Municipal Water & Sewer & Marine Construction.

COMMERCIAL / INDUSTRIAL

Telephone: (709) 364-7283 (PAVE) Fax: (709) 364-2019 Dispatching: (709) 364-8409

Mercer’s Ambulance Service Box 10 Boyds Cove, NL A0G 1G0

709.656.4511

NEWFOUNDLAND STYRO INC.

We are proud manufacturers of quality Expanded Polystyrene products that are ideal for almost any application. We ask you to look for our products at your local Building Supply outlet and to consider using our products in any upcoming P.O. Box 460, Bishopʼs Falls Newfoundland, A0H 1C0 building plans, to protect the contents of the next Tel: (709) 258-5890 Fax: (709) 258-6015 “care package” up-along nfstyro.com or on your next E-mail: [email protected] “excursion”.

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22 Sagona Avenue Donovans Business Park P.O. Box 993 Mount Pearl, Newfoundland A1N 3C8

e-mail: [email protected]

Operating Engineers College

We offer: * Heavy Equipment programs - 24 weeks * Mobile Crane programs - 24 weeks Salmonier Line, P.O. Box 389, Holyrood, NL A0A 2R0

(709)229-6464

1-888-229-6468

Website: www.oecollege.ca

Fax: (709)229-6469

Email: [email protected]

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Trinity Conception Branch

The Trinity-Conception Branch does not have any major events to report since last Fall. We continue to hold meetings on an ‘as needed’ basis. We continue to promote the Crime Stoppers cause through display of materials and promotional items, and meet with interested parties - schools, councils, groups - upon request.

After our program was accepted by Baccalieu Collegiate in Old Perlican last Fall, Don Regular, of our Committee, sought to advance the program at Carbonear Collegiate and Ascension Collegiate in Bay Roberts. Whilst the schools were interested, they were not ready to commit. There has been positive feedback from the Baccalieu experience.

As reported earlier, we now have a 4’ x 12’ sign erected at the Heart’s Content intersection detailing our logo, 1-800 number, and the town’s partnership in fighting crime.

We all respond to the occasional need for payouts, and whilst increased membership would be an asset, we have to take comfort that the program still fills a need as indicated through the stats. Our sponsor/donor has indicated support again this year.

I admit that meetings and new activity were not as frequent as one would like during the last six months; however, to a member, other larger-than-life demands usurp time and attention. We hope to moderate this throughout the ensuing months. By James Kean Chairperson

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JR Auto Clinic PO Box 520 Baie Verte, NL A0K 1B0

709.532.8300

Harris Ryan Chartered Accountants 44 Austin St., Suite 204 St. John’s, NL

Clarenville, NL A5A 4B5

Eastern Sheet Metal Works Ltd. 35 Harding Rd. St. Johnʼs A1B 4J9

Proud to Support Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers

Fiander’s Marystown Ambulance Services Ltd. Marystown, NL A0E 2M0

709-279-2121

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709-454-3333

Proudly serving seniors throughout the Grenfell region

726-8338

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Reliability behind every move.

Since 1950

VANLINES AGENT

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HOUSEHOLD MOVERS AND SHIPPERS LIMITED 747-4222

Donovanʼs Industrial Park • St. Johnʼs 1-800-563-8080 • Fax: 368-2619

From A Friend

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Humber Valley Crime Stoppers Branch

Humber Valley Crime Stoppers executive, left to right, seated: Linda Vokey, Vice-President; Frank Bonnell; Patrick Kenny, First Director; Louise Beckford, Membership Chair. Back row: Cst. Byron Gaulton, Liaison; Tammi Curtis, Second Director; Oral Clarke; Carol Ann Brenton, Treasurer; Derek Organ; Kelly Rubia, A/Secretary; Evelyn Organ, Secretary. Missing: Roy Vokey, President; Jessica Rowe, Media Liaison.

My husband and I attended a Crime Stoppers workshop in December 2007, on behalf of the Deer Lake Lions Club. We decided at that time that a Crime Stoppers group would be started for our area. The Lions totally backed this effort and funded us for the first year. We met with several people and advised them of the Crime Stoppers goals. In January 2008, several individuals were interested in starting the group and we named the group Humber Valley Crime Stoppers. We now have a membership of 27 individuals and 13 Youth Volunteers, with a total of 40 Crime Stoppers members. Some of our Awareness Projects: • • • • • • • • • • • •

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Presentations on the School Bullying Program to Elwood High School in Deer Lake and Pasadena High School Presentations to Local Town Councils Implemented new Youth Volunteer Project, where all High School students have to obtain 30 hours of Volunteer Community Service to receive their High School Diploma. Humber Valley Crime Stoppers took on 14 students. Recycle Blitz – we collected recycled items and passed out Crime Stoppers pamphlets Cleaned a cemetery and showed the Crime Stoppers banner Opportunities Event at the Pepsi Center in Corner Brook in April Chamber of Commerce - display of businesses and Volunteer Groups in May Organized a swimming event for local teens - Crime Stoppers banner displayed Police Week - we organized a dinner for the RCMP members, with the youth assisting Pasadena Strawberry Festival - Crime Stoppers and Youth organized “Jail and Bail” Yard Sale in June 2008 ATV and Drug presentations organized by Crime Stoppers and RCMP. Cst.Byron Gaulton and Cpl. Kimbal Vardy presented the programs to general public - 39 people attended. Great turn out! CS members all took pamphlets to different communities in the Humber Valley area. Bullying/Fingerprinting programs for children aged 5-8 and 9-12. RCMP and Crime Stoppers took five students to Provincial Court in Corner Brook to watch the proceedings and to ask questions concerning the RCMP and court. Presentations concerning Law Enforcement Torch Run, Crime Stoppers Youth Program (High School and the Bullying Program), ATV Act and others. Students were treated to pizza from Pizza Delight.

By Linda Vokey Vice-Chair Hmber Valley Crime Stoppers

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GLOVERTOWN GLOVERTOWN PHARMACY LTD.

Glovertown Pharmacy P.O. Box 237 Glovertown, Newfoundland Tel: 709-533-6985 Fax: 709-533-2837

Eastport Drugs Eastport, Newfoundland Tel: 709-677-2255 Fax: 709-677-2055

*Includes Liquor Agency Store

In Business for Your Health

NLCS

Best Wishes to NL Crime Stoppers on the publication of their Annual Awareness Guide.

Courtesy of Norman Doyle, MP St. John’s East

Family Memorials Ltd. Making memories last forever

At Family Memorials we see you as “family” and we will do our best to make sure your wishes are met when it comes to placing a monument for a loved one.

“Sometimes you just need someone to listen...”

Call us for a free catalogue or drop in and see us.

296-300 Memorial Drive, Clarenville, NL 1-800-563-7726 1075 Topsail Rd., Mt. Pearl, NL 747-8383

Proud to support the Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers

Billard Fisheries

Margaree, NL A0M 1C0

EREAUT’S HOME HEAT SALES & SERVICES LTD. P.O. BOX 100 BURGEO, NFLD A0N 2H0 PHONE # (709) 886-2124 OR 2733 FAX # (709) 886-1310

(709) 698-3241

Dr. L.L. Jackman D.D.S. DIP. ORTHO., M.R.C.D. (C) 79 Mount Bernard CORNER BROOK, NL A2H 5G3

St. Johnʼs/Mount Pearl 709 Topsail Rd • 748.2110

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Clarenville 2 Thompson St. • 466.2616

Grand Bank 5 Grandview Blvd. • 832.1684

Burin Sail Pond Rd. • 891.1650

Harbour Grace Harvey Street • 596.6151

(709) 634-7312

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Youth from our Branch

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Jail & Bail at the Pasadena Strawberry Festival.

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Chamber of Commerce display of businesses and volunteer groups.

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Fingerprinting program

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Supplying Ice, Discharging and other services to the Fishing Industry

11 Point Leamington St. St. Johnʼs, NL A1E 5W9

Gerard Fennelly

Bus: (709) 576-2249 Cell: (709) 682-6434 Res: (709) 745-7054 Fax: (709) 745-8054 Fermeuse: (709) 432-2887 - Eric

DMG

Design Management Group Limited

Consulting Engineering

Project Management

P.O. Box 194, 185 Roe Ave., Gander, NL, A1V 1W6 Phone: (709) 256-7501 Fax: (709) 256-8729 E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.dmg.nf.ca

Crosbie Job Insurance Limited

PO Box 13065, STATION “A” ST. JOHN’S, NEWFOUNDLAND A1B 3V8

The Diocesan Synod of Central Newfoundland

Proud to support the Newfoundland & Labrador Crime Stoppers Association.

the ANGLICAN CHURCH of CANADA

Telephone (709) 726-5414 Toll Free 800-563-7788 Fax: (709) 739-7540 Email: [email protected]

tinctive s i D Mouldings Ltd. Stirling Russell John Russell Fax: (709) 759-3012 Ph: (709) 759-3014

P.O. Box 665 Blaketown, T.B., NL A0B 1C0

www.distinctivemouldings.com

All Major Credit Cards Accepted

1-800-563-MILK

www.centraldairies.com

Proud to support the NL & Lab. Crime Stoppers

CAN-DO SHEET METAL LTD. • Furnace & Heat Pump Installation • Heating & Air Conditioning • Heat Air Exchangers • HRAI Certified • Well Covers • Rocker Panels • Flashing

834-3350

PHONE/FAX Con Bay Hwy, Manuels, C.B.S. P.O. Box 939, Manuels, A1W 1N4

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722-7777

City Wide Taxi Official Taxi Service for the Airport 90 Cars to Serve You Car Seat Available Parcel Pickup & Delivery Bus Charters Available 24 Hour Service

CHURCHILL FALLS (LABRADOR) CORPORATION LIMITED

Churchill Falls, Labrador, Newfoundland A0R 1A0 • Telephone (709) 925-3261 • Fax (709) 925-8220 Extends our Best Wishes & Support to Newfoundland & Labrador Crime Stoppers in their Fight Against Crime

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Left to right: Cst. Wayne Mercer and Cst. Kent Pike with their POYA Awards.

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2007 Police Officers of the Year

CONSTABLE KENT PIKE of Nain Detachment has been named Police Officer of the Year for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, while CONSTABLE WAYNE MERCER of North East Avalon Division has won the award for the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary. The other finalists for the RCMP were Cst. Stephen Conohan of Holyrood Detachment and Cpl. Keith MacKinnon of Goose Bay Detachment. Other finalists for the RNC were Inspector June Layden of North East Avalon Division and Cst. Ryan Wentzell of Corner Brook Division.

The announcement was made at a public luncheon held at the Capital Hotel, sponsored by the VOCM Cares Foundation and Air Labrador.

Claudette Barnes, Chair of the Police Officers of the Year Awards Committee, said that the decision was not an easy one. “All those nominated exemplify the qualities of character and commitment to community that society expects from their police officers. These are the people that go above and beyond their call of duty.”

Ms. Bev Vey, Chairperson of Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers, said this year’s Police Officers of the Year Award has far exceeded all expectations. “From the quantity and quality of the nominations themselves, to the attendance at the awards banquet, it has been a first-class event. The support from the community has been tremendous. This event has provided the public with the opportunity to honour police officers who risk their lives every day to make our province a safer place in which to live, and who go that extra step above and beyond the call of duty.”

New Sign for CBS Fire Hall

Boyd Merrill presented members of the CBS Fire Department with their new sign to be erected on the Fire Hall to replace the previous sign, which had worn with age.

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CHHA-NL Canadian Hard of Hearing Association Newfoundland & Labrador

Suite 103, 136 Crosbie Road St. John’s, NL A1B 3K3

V/TTY: (709) 753-3224 Fax: (709) 753-5640 Toll Free: 1-888-753-3224 www.chha-nl.nl.ca [email protected]

Bonne Bay PharmaChoice Ltd. Norris Point Rocky Harbour, NL

Proud to support the Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers Program (709) 458-2557

Atlantic Mineral 22 Commercial St. Corner Brook, NL A2H 6C7 Phone: 634-8255

Supporting Newfoundland Crime Stoppers

Used Cars & Body Work P.O. Box 783 Spaniard’s Bay NL A0A 3X0

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Tel: (709) 786-4004 (709) 786-3996 Res/Fax: (709) 786-4357

Baltimore Pharmacy Ferryland, NL

709.432.2797

CRJ AUTOMOTIVE LIMITED FOR FAST SERVICE

(709) 639-3220

37 Maple Valley Rd., P.O. Box 672 Corner Brook, NF A2H 6G1 Toll free: 1 866 339-3220 Fax: (709) 639-3230

BRUCE WISEMAN

MANAGER

QUALITY and SERVICE

BRUCEʼS RECREATION

• Dealer for Skidoos / Bombardier ATVʼs • Honda • Honda ATVʼs, Cycles & Power Products • Aluminum Boats / Boats Trailers • Prowler/Mallard Trailers SALES AND SERVICE Bus: 466-3355 92 Baobo Dr. Res. 466-2104 Fax: 466-3502

Clarenville, NL A5A-4A8

B and B Sales Limited

Over 35 years of dependable service to Newfoundlanders and Labradorians. Distributors for many reputable manufacturers. Supplying the hospitality and janitorial trades. Complete lines in: - Restaurant & Catering Equipment - Janitorial Equipment & Supplies Laundry Equipment & Chemicals - Extensive Lines of Dishes & Glassware - Disposables, (Papers, plastic & foam cups, bowls, plates, tissue, towels, etc.) ALSO We are a ONE STOP CHEFS SHOP featuring high end lines of products that make cooking not only a Job but a Joy! All Retail Customers Welcome Visa & Mastercard accepted 5 Commercial Court Mount Pearl Ph: 364-1541 Fax: 368-6244

27 Union St. Corner Brook Ph: 639-8991 Fax: 639-8118

11 Duggan St. Grand Falls-Windsor Ph: 489-9821 Fax: 489-7539

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Online WebTips

WWW.ROCKTIPS.CA

Since the start of Crime Stoppers, many calls have been received resulting in thousands of arrests and recovery of millions of dollars in property and illegal drugs. Calls have included information about armed robbery, assaults, drugs, wildlife and fishing violations and firearm offenses. Crime Stoppers has been accepted by police as a valid and effective investigative tool and the public, through its overwhelming response, appears to have accepted it as a more palatable alternative to traditional methods of giving information.

Now, Tipsters have the option of giving us tips online. The process is completely secure and anonymous and is a very effective and efficient means of safely communicating with us in todayʼs world. Our WebTip process is powered by the worldʼs leading online tip solution provider, Anderson Software.

The very unique integrated Two-Way Dialog capabilties allow the Tipster to come back and provide additional information to their tip at any time, but also provides a secure means for Crime Stoppers staff to ask questions or provide reward information back to the tipster through the same secure and encrypted interface.

Glovertown Branch

Clarenville Branch

North East Avalon Branch

Lewisporte Branch

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GREG GULLIVER President

From A Friend

P.O. Box 1024, Stn. C St. John’s, NL, Canada A1C 5M3 T: 709.754.5991 F: 709.754.5593 C: 709.682.5596 [email protected]

20 Sagona Ave. Mt. Pearl, NL A1N 4R2

CAPITAL CRANE LIMITED Bus: (709) 748-8888 Fax: (709) 748-8900 Toll Free: 1-888-788-8787

®

Bursey Cleaners Limited Home & Commercial Cleaning

Elias Bursey

115 Hussey Drive St. John’s, NL A1B 3V8

Manager

Tel: (709) 722-9576 Tel: (709) 722-9577 Fax: (709) 722-9578

CHIASSON CONSTRUCTION LIMITED GENERAL CONTRACTORS Bus: (709) 896-2236 FAX: (709) 896-2291 Happy Valley - Goose Bay Labrador, A0P 1E0

18 Monarch Pl. Conception Bay South, NL A1X 6B9

Lawrence Barry (Jr.) Manager BLUE MAXX ICF WALL SYSTEMS Dealer / Installer

Suite 900 Atlantic Place, Water Street, P.O. Box 1538, St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada A1C 5N8

579-2081 Facsimile: 579-2647

Office Hours: Monday to Friday 8:30 am to 6:00 pm, Evenings & Weekends by appointment

24 Hour Voice Mail

email: [email protected] Web Site: http://www.bensonmyles.com

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WWW.ROCKTIPS.CA

Trinity Conception Branch

Twillingate New World Island Branch

St. George Branch

Labrador West Branch

Corner Brook Branch

Exploits Valley Branch

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PODS TENDER DELIVERY SERVICE 40 Bannister Street Mount Pearl, NL A1N 1W1

• 709-745-3550 •

McLoughlan Supplies

LARGEST SHOWROOM EAST OF MONTREAL Professional Lighting Consultants on staff by appointment only

576-4091

22 BLACKMARSH RD., ST. JOHNʼS

Kelloway Construction Ltd. 1388 PORTUGAL COVE ROAD PORTUGAL COVE - ST. PHILLIPS, NL A1M 3J9 (709) 895-6532 FAX: (709) 895-6534

SUPPLIERS OF: SAND, GRAVEL, ASPHALT, CRUSHED STONE SUPER STONE SLINGER As little as 10 minutes to unload and spread. Three men will take up to 3 hours for the same chore

[email protected] www.humbervalleycu.ca

BARRY, WALSH & ASSOCIATES

Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries

DENIS G. BARRY,

Q.C.

JAMES G. WALSH, B.A., B.Ed., LL.B.

365-367 Duckworth Street P.O. Box 5818 St. Johnʼs, Nfld. A1C 5X3

Bus: (709) 754-1666 Fax: (709) 754-0106 Bus: (709) 754-1666 Fax: (709) 754-0106

THE ONLY UNIT FOR: 1. WEEPING TILES 2. BASEMENT FLOORS 3. BUILDING FOUNDATIONS 4. DRIVEWAYS 5. DIFFICULT ACCESS AREAS ADVANTAGE OVER DUMP/MIXER TRUCKS: 1. ABILITY TO SPREAD DELIVERED PRODUCTS 2. SLING UP TO 35 FEET 3. SAVE VALUABLE MAN-HOURS

782-1000

FAX 782-1404

Compliments of

Chapel Arm Pharmacy 66 Main St. Chapel Arm, NL A0B 1L0

(709) 592-2200

Fax: (709) 592-2020 BARRETT’S CONTRACTORS LTD

A + AUTO CENTRE LTD

620 Torbay Rd. St. Johnʼs, NL A1A 5G9 Tel.: (709) 722-1315 Fax: (709) 722-1318 Cell: (709) 682-9879 [email protected]

BRUCE G. EVANS PRESIDENT

WE USE HIGH QUALITY CARQUEST REPLACEMENT PARTS

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Energy Efficient Homes Construction & Renovation George Barrett-Owner & Operator Bishop’s Cove Upper Island Cove 589-2046 7th Annual Awareness Guide

7 th A n n u a l A w a r e n e s s G u i d e Could it Happen to You?

Identity Theft

Maybe you never opened that account, or ordered an additional card, but someone else did... someone who used your name and personal information to commit fraud. When an imposter co-opts your name, your Social Insurance Number (SIN), your credit card number, or some other piece of your personal information for their use – short, when someone appropriates your personal information without your knowledge - it‘s a crime, pure and simple. Are You a Victim?

The signs can be many, but typical indicators that your identity is being used include: • A creditor informs you that an application for credit was received with your name and address, which you did not apply for. • Telephone calls or letters state that you have been approved or denied by a creditor that you never applied to.

• You receive credit card statements or other bills in your name, which you did not apply for.

• You no longer receive credit card statements or you notice that not all of your mail is delivered. • A collection agency informs you that they are collecting for a defaulted account established with your identity and you never opened the account.

Identity Theft Statement - What is it?

It you suspect that your personal information has been hijacked and misappropriated to commit fraud or theft, take action immediately and keep a record of your conversations and correspondence. The following basic actions are appropriate in almost every case: • Start a log of dates, person(s) that you spoke with and exactly what they said.

• Contact the fraud departments of each of the two major credit bureaus: Equifax: (877) 323-2598, for lost or stolen identification, press 1; if you are a victim of identity theft, press 2.

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Trans Union: (800) 663-9980, except Quebec residents (877) 713-3393

• Request that a “Fraud Alert” be placed in your files, and at the same time, order copies of your credit reports.

• Contact the fraud department of creditors for any accounts that have been opened or tampered with fraudulently. This may include credit card companies, phone companies, banks and other lenders.

• File a report with your local Police or the Police in the community where the identity theft took place.

• Contact PhoneBusters National Call Centre. PhoneBusters is currently central sourcing all pertinent information on Identity Theft to identify trends and patterns; information is also used to assist law enforcement agencies in possible investigations.

Remember: There is no reason to be paranoid; there’s just reason to be careful. If someone wants desperately to target you, they can probably get a lot of information about you - so you just need to minimize the criminal’s opportunities to get that information. You can make yourself a harder target and that’s the best defense. If you are a victim, do not panic, you will not be out any money. The losses will be attributed to the banks and/or companies associated with the fraud. Minimize The Risk

While you probably can’t prevent identity theft entirely, you can minimize your risk. Identity theft is on the rise and it can happen to anyone. It can happen to you. By managing your personal information wisely, cautiously and with an awareness of the issue, you can help guard against identity theft. Reprinted by RNC Supervisor of Economic Crime Sgt. Sue Bill with permission from PhoneBusters website: www.phonebusters.com

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HSE & SAFETY

We service an international client base in Offshore/Onshore Oil & Gas pipeline and utility industries.

AUTOMATION

serving you from four locations:

• Hazard indentification • SCADA / Telecom Solutions • Electrical Instrumentation & Control • HSE / Safety Cases • Transportation Risk & Validation • SIL Determination • Safety Systems Alberta Nova Scotia Newfoundland

B & B Snacks

#825, 906-12 Ave, S.E. Calgary, AB. T2R 1K7 Ph(403) 264-9637 Fax(403) 264-6671

1959 Upper Water St. Suite 407 Halifax, NS B3J 3N2 Ph(902) 420-1288 Fax(902) 420-0550

140 Water Street TD Place, Suite 603 St. Johnʼs NL A1C 6H6 Ph(709) 726-3313

Eat in, Take-Out & Delivery Fish & Chips, Chicken, Wedges a Specialty 27 Blackmarsh Road Corner of Bennett Ave & Blackmarsh Rd. For Pick-Up or Delivery, call: 579-4038

TEAMSTERS UNION, LOCAL 855

Committed to enhancing the lives of our members. A Strong Legacy: A POWERFUL FUTURE

• TDG • WHMIS • Confined Space Entry • Job Hazard Analysis

“Centre of Excellence” • The Law & You • On Site Safety Officers • Program Development • Audits

• Inspections • Fall Protection • Powerline Hazards

Other Course & Services Available Upon Request www.atlanticsafetycentre.com [email protected] 10 Austin Street, St. John’s Fax: 576-1409 Ph: 576-7233

Home Centre

Tel: 709-282-6222 Fax: 709-282-6234 E-mail: [email protected]

Fitzʼs Enterprises Ltd. 6 First St. P.O. Box 1360 Wabush, NL A0R 1B0

Hardware - Building Materials - Flooring - Paint

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P.O. Box 13002 Clarenville, NL, Canada, A5A 4R2

Phone: (709) 466-7326

Fax (709) 466-7396 Email: [email protected]

Brush & Trowel Ltd. Residential Commercial Industrial Interior • Exterior • Guaranteed Workmanship Painting • Stucco Painting • Wall Papering • Vinyl • Plastering

Stephen Clarke 1 Gary Drive PO Box 819 Gould’s, NL A1S 1G8

Free Estimates Tel: (709) 745-2644 Cell: (709) 685-5222

RIDEOUT’S DAIRY INC. 490 VETERANS DRIVE CORMACK, NL. A8A 2R6

“Producers of Cold Wholesome Milk” P.O. BOX 398 BURIN, NL A0E 1E0 (709) 891-1111

Burin Pharmacy Ltd.

Serving Burin Peninsula residents for more than 40 years! Complete Home Health Care Department Purchases, Rental Service

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M & M ENGINEERING LIMITED MECHANICAL & INDUSTRIAL CONTRACTORS 456 LOGY BAY ROAD, P.O. BOX 9558 ST. JOHN’S, NEWFOUNDLAND A1A 2Y4

TOM A. WARREN Controller

Bus: (709) 753-8101 Fax: (709) 753-0814

Majors Path – 709.738.3521 New and Used Tires

Ian Bridger Ltd. 71A Reidville Road Reidville, NL A8A 2Y9 Phone (709) 635-5305 Fax (709) 635-5365

Land Clearing and Road Construction

Seabase Limited is the Canadian representative for Maersk Supply Service (anchorhandling tugs, platform supply vessels, multi-function vessels) and Esvagt A/S (emergency response and recovery vessels and lower to mid brake horse power multifunction vessels). Tel: (709) 737-0600 Fax: (709) 737-0610 E-mail: [email protected]

1309 Topsail Road P.O. Box 8274, Station A St. Johnʼs, NL A1B 3N4 Tel: (709) 782-3404 Fax: (709) 782-0129 Website: www.pennecon.com

139 Main St. Twillingate, NL A0G 4M0

256-4821

www.jimpenney.dealerconnection.com

RODNEY FORWARD

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201 Blackmarsh Road St. Johnʼs, NFLD. A1E 1T1

BUS. (709) 722-6549 (709) 722-6013

Town of Glovertown P.O. Box 224 Glovertown, NL A0G 2L0 www.glovertown.net

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Crime Stoppers is requesting your assistance....

1-800-222-TIPS (8477).

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Please read through these CRIME OF THE WEEK stories. If you have any information on who may be responsible, please contact Crime Stoppers at any time You can now provide information anonymously on the NL Crime Stoppers website at www.rocktips.ca

Rash of Vandalism/Public Mischief - Stephenville, NL

(9/6/2008 – 20081089431)

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Bay St. George have recently received numerous reports of damage complaints involving glass breakages out of buildings and motor vehicles. These incidents include the pane glass window of business broken, a van on Hanson Hwy. with side windows smashed out and a paving truck with passenger window smashed out. These occurrences have caused a considerable amount of stress on the owners and increased insurance activity.

Everyone pays for these senseless crimes.

Break Enter and Theft from Construction Site - St. John’s, NL

(9/6/2008 – 200846588)

Sometime between 6:00 p.m. on September 6, 2008 and 7:00 a.m. on September 8, 2008, unknown culprit(s) entered a construction site located at 496 Topsail Road, St. John’s, NL. Once inside, the culprit(s) broke into a gang tool box and removed the following items: 2 Hilti Guns, 1 Ryobi Cordless Drill, 1 Makita Chop Saw and 2 Full Body Safety Harnesses. Total estimated value of items stolen is $3,500.00. Residents Scare Off Would-Be Thieve(s) - Happy Valley-Goose Bay Detachment (8/29/2008 – 20081051204)

On August 29, 2008, the RCMP of Happy Valley-Goose Bay Detachment were dispatched to 23 Valleyview, where a resident advised that culprit(s) had been in this house illegally. A resident advised police that co-workers were sleeping downstairs; they heard a bang, and went upstairs as a result. Once upstairs, they noticed the front door to the house wide open and the back door to the garage was open. The door handle was still locked but the door itself was open and had a small mark, possibly from being pried open. The residents believe thieve(s) were after items that could be sold as scrap metal. The house is owned by Airtite Sheet Metal and is used as a temporary residence house for employees. Vehicle has Tires Slashed Again - Happy Valley-Goose Bay (8/19/2008 – 20081002335)

On August 19, 2008, the RCMP Happy Valley-Goose Bay received a complaint of damage. The owner advised three tires were slashed on his vehicles. Two trucks he owns had two-inch gashes in a total of three tires. This is a recurring event as he has had tires slashed before. The trucks were parked on Saunders Street when these crimes occurred. It is likely that person(s) responsible have told others about this crime.

REMEMBER: WE WANT YOUR INFORMATION, NOT YOUR NAME.

• Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers will pay up to $2,000 for information that leads to the arrest and criminal charge of the person(s) responsible for ANY CRIME. To find out how you can receive a cash award without giving your name or meeting a police officer, call Crime Stoppers toll free, 1-800-222-TIPS, that’s 1-800-222-8477.

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Dr. D. F. Craig

Proud to support Newfoundland Crime Stoppers

Department of Psychiatry Health Sciences Centre St. Johnʼs, NL

777-6661

Gardner Equipment Rentals Excavation • Snow Clearing • Snow Removal Landscaping • Driveways Rubber Tire Backhoe, Loaders, Sander, etc.

D. GARDNER Owner/Operator 126 Georgetown Rd. Corner Brook, NL A2H 3X2

Tel: (709) 785-2981 Cell: (709) 632-6488

Mister T’s Rite Stop-Esso 1A Elizabeth Dr. Gander, NL A1V 1G4

709-256-4564

Town of St. Anthony P.O. Box 430 St. Anthony, N.L. A0K-4S0

Proud to Support Crime Stoppers CAROL AUTOMOBILE LTD.

55 AVALON DR. LABRADOR CITY, NL A2V 2K6 PHONE: (709) 944-5200 FAX: (709) 944-2131

Your St. John’s Area McDonald’s is Proud

to Support Newfoundland Crime Stoppers

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Crime Stoppers is requesting your assistance....

1-800-222-TIPS (8477).

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Please read through these CRIME OF THE WEEK stories. If you have any information on who may be responsible, please contact Crime Stoppers at any time You can now provide information anonymously on the NL Crime Stoppers website at www.rocktips.ca

Theft of Insulin Pump - St. John’s

(8/18/2008 – 200841625)

On August 18, 2008, RNC received a report of a break, entry and theft into a private residence located on Newfoundland Drive, St. John’s, while the owners were on vacation. Thieve(s) stole a quantity of personal items, such as a Lap Top, jewelry and camcorder. More unique was an Animas 2020 Insulin Pump, which was only purchased two weeks prior and is very rare and very much needed by the owner. Break and Enter - Stephenville (8/16/2008 – 2008988606)

On August 16, 2008, the Stephenville RCMP received a complaint of a break and enter with theft related to a construction site at 40 Georgia Drive, Stephenville. The employee locked the site and came in the morning to discover that the place was broken into by the lock being disabled. Once inside, they noticed that the following items were stolen: Craftsman Air Compressor - red tank with black engine and casing with wheels - 15 gallon tank = $600.00

Senco Air Gun - dark grey = $550.00

Mikita Skill Saw - blue with a light and laser = $129.99

Witnesses reported three males behind the Stephenville Manor with an Air Compressor later this date. Patrols were made by police of the area around Harmon Motors and the surrounding area. Several Acts of Vandalism - Carbonear (8/16/2008 – 2008988785)

On August 16, 2008, the Trinity Conception RCMP received several calls for service from residents of Carbonear, NL. In the early morning hours of August 16, numerous acts of vandalism were committed on London Road and Crossroads Street in Carbonear. Two personal vehicles were damaged in the act, as well as various items contained on residents’ front lawns. The damage inflicted is estimated at approximately $2,500.00 and it is suspected the acts occurred between 1:00 and 8:00 a.m. Business Hit Again by Theft – Foxtrap

(8/12/2008 – 200840778)

On Tuesday, August 12, 2008, two males entered The Source located at 434 CBS Highway, Foxtrap. The suspects stole a Sirus Satellite Radio and a 6-inch Plier. Police believe that the suspects fled the scene operating a blue Chevrolet Cavalier. Total value of both items equals $158.18. Theft from Business - Foxtrap

(8/11/2008 – 200840575)

On Monday, August 11, 2008, a male entered The Source located at 434 CBS Highway in Foxtrap. The suspect stole 3 video cameras valued at $1,604.57.

• Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers will pay up to $2,000 for information that leads to the arrest and criminal charge of the person(s) responsible for ANY CRIME. To find out how you can receive a cash award without giving your name or meeting a police officer, call Crime Stoppers toll free, 1-800-222-TIPS, that’s 1-800-222-8477.

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Abbott & Haliburton Co.

James C Bowne Assistant Vice President & Manager

HSBC Bank Canada 205 Water Street St. John’s NL A1C 1B4 General Enquiries: (709) 722-4026 Fax: (709) 722-4026 Direct Line: (709) 737-0001 E-Mail: james_bowne@[email protected] Website: www.hsbc.ca

Port Au Port, NL A0N 1T0

709.648.2225

T EL : 754-2131 FAX : SAME

UNITED SAIL WORKS LTD. E VERY THING IN CANVAS AND S YNTHETICS S AILS, T ENTS, AWNINGS AND T RUCK C OVERS PARTY T ENT R ENTALS, BACKLIT CANOPIES S NOWMOBILE T RAILER E NCLOSURES M ILTON R. S PRACKLIN M ANAGER

JR .

B LDG . 954 P LEASANTVILLE , NL

Night Club 13 Union Street (Subway Building)

Tel: 709-639-5200 Email: [email protected] Web Site: www.unionstation.ca

‘Entertaining You - The Right Way!’

RODERICK DAVIS LTD. Repairs and Renovations Roderick G. Davis

4A Harrington Drive St. Johnʼs, NF A1E 5V9

St. Bonaventure’s College An Independent Roman Catholic School in the Jesuit Tradition

Telephone: (709) 745-5855

Splash & Putt Family Fun Park

Supports Newfoundland & Labrador Crime Stoppers Bonaventure Avenue, St. John’s NL A1C 6B3

Tel: 709-726-0024 Fax: 709-726-0148 www.stbonavneturescollege.ca

305 O’Connell Drive, Corner Brook, NL A2H 7E4

24 HOUR SERVICE PHONE: 634-2235

Trans Canada Hwy Glovertown, NL A0G 2L0

709.533.2541 When You Need Us, We’re There For You

ROBERT L. PATTEN Owner

Tel: (709) 634-9200 Fax: (709) 634-0944 Email: [email protected]

Serving Corner Brook, Bay of Islands, Pasadena to Gallants

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Crime Stoppers is requesting your assistance....

1-800-222-TIPS (8477).

www.rocktips.ca

Please read through these CRIME OF THE WEEK stories. If you have any information on who may be responsible, please contact Crime Stoppers at any time You can now provide information anonymously on the NL Crime Stoppers website at www.rocktips.ca

Property Damage - Main Brook (Roddickton)

(8/8/2008 – 20081043329)

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police Detachment in Roddickton are looking for the public’s assistance in solving a sequence of property damage offences that occurred in Main Brook Between August 8 and August 26, 2008. Person(s) unknown damaged several stain-glass windows of the United Church in Main Brook and also a window at the Mary Simms All-Grade School. Break and Enter into Cabin - Robinson’s River (Stephenville)

(8/7/2008 – 2008846944)

On August 7, 2008, the Bay St. George RCMP received a complaint of a break and enter into a cabin that occurred since the owners left on Monday, July 14. A steel door was kicked in and several items stolen. The cabin is located on Dribble Road on Robinson’s River. The missing items included camping and fishing gear and associated clothing. Arson at Public Wharf – Carbonear

(8/5/2008 – 2008941379)

Boat and Motor Stolen – Hopedale

(8/5/2008 – 2008935537)

Sometime overnight on August 5, 2008, person(s) illegally broke into a boat that was tied up at the Carbonear Public Wharf. Entry to the boat was gained by breaking in the cabin door, and also broke out a window. Culprit(s) did not take anything, however the inside of the cabin was burned out. The owner of the boat had just recently purchased it and only had just sailed it up to Carbonear the first part of July, 2008.

On August 5, 2008, at 10:00 a.m., the RCMP in Hopedale received a complaint of a theft of a boat and motor overnight. The value of this theft is approximately $30,000.00 for boat and motor. The boat is described as a 19-foot “SEABREEZE” white speed boat with cuddy cabin, four-stroke 75hp Yamaha engine. It is named the “Lady Mary.” The owner last saw his boat at 4:00 p.m. on August 4, 2008, leaving it moored off the government dock, and when the owner went down that morning to take his boat to check his net it was gone.

The investigation revealed the boat was observed leaving the local harbor at approximately 11:00 p.m on August 4, 2008 in a thick fog. Details on the motor: Yamaha S75TLR - Serial # 006900. Purchased new on June 7, 2007 - $10,700.00.

Police assisted in a search of the waterways near this community with no leads. It is possible that the boat was possibly sunk near Hopedale. Theft of Outboard Motors – Carbonear (8/3/2008 – 2008930360)

Sometime overnight on August 3, 2008, thieve(s) stole 2 outboard motors from boats that were pulled up on the slipway at the Carbonear Public Wharf. Stolen were 2 Yamaha Enduro 40hp motors.

• Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers will pay up to $2,000 for information that leads to the arrest and criminal charge of the person(s) responsible for ANY CRIME. To find out how you can receive a cash award without giving your name or meeting a police officer, call Crime Stoppers toll free, 1-800-222-TIPS, that’s 1-800-222-8477.

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Emco Ltd. 19A Union St. Corner Brook, NL A2H 5M7 Ph: 709·634·6060 Fax: 709·634·6071

Box 430, Clarkes Beach, NL A0A 1W0 Phone: 709-786-2100 Fax: 709-786-6403

www.morgansfurniture.com

M & M Pre Pak Sales Ltd.

44 Avalon Dr., Labrador City, NL A2V 1K2 Phone: 709-944-2647

CANDUIT ELECTRIC Residential – Commercial – Industrial Maintenance 24 Hr. Emergency Service

Tel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .757-5010 Fax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .364-2350 Angela McFarlane Customer Service Rep.

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26 Austin St. St. Johnʼs, NL A1B 4C2

709·753·9280

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Arson - Port aux Basques, NL

(8/1/2008 – 2008914939)

On August 1, 2008, at approximately 3:00 a.m., the RCMP in Channel-Port aux Basques received a complaint of a residential fire on Baird Street in Port aux Basques. Police arrived noting the fire department was already on scene. The house was a locally owned residence that was vacant at the time of the fire. Police determined that the door to the residence may have been “jimmied” and entrance gained. The fire appears to have originated in the attic area. Witnesses saw two persons running in the area of the fire just before the fire was noted. Break, Entry and Theft - Goulds, NL

(7/27/2008 – 200837356)

On July 27, 2008, between the hours of midnight and 9:00 a.m., some person(s) entered a household garage in Hanniford Place, Goulds, NL. Two Arctic Cat quads were stolen from the garage. One was located and recovered the next morning. The second is still outstanding. Description of the stolen quad is as follows: 2007 Arctic Cat 650 TRV H1, red in colour. Theft of ATV from Trailer - Witless Bay, NL

(7/23/2008 – 2008867680)

On July 23, 2008, a report of a theft of an ATV was received by the Ferryland RCMP. The theft was the result of a break, enter and theft in the Witless Bay area. Thieves gained entry through a side door of a trailer. They had removed the locks to both the side door and the rear door. This crime happened sometime over the previous ten days. Description of stolen ATV: Red 1998 FOREMAN 450cc Model TRX450SW Serial # 478TE2226WA001299 Plate #VDE 101. Racks front & back Rear seat full back-rest with storage, winch, aluminum sport rims with chrome center pieces “Bear Claw” 26x9 front & 26x12 bogger tires. Kolpin Rifle mount on back right side rack. Armed Robbery at Needs Convenience - Mount Pearl, NL (7/23/2008 – 200836565)

At approximately 11:50 p.m. on Wednesday, July 23, members of the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary`s Patrol Services responded to a report of an Armed Robbery at the Needs Convenience Store on Military Road.

It was reported that two males had entered the store with their faces covered by dark colored material. One of the suspects demanded cash from the lone attendant while the other jumped over the counter and started filling a bag with cigarettes. Within a minute, the two exited the store and fled the area. Police responded and searched the area but no arrests were made. The matter is now under investigation by the Major Crime Unit of the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary`s Criminal Investigation Division. The two suspects were described as follows:

Suspect #1

- 20 to 25 yrs of age - 5`9” tall - 150 - 160 lbs - wore a hooded sweater

Suspect # 2

- 20 to 25 yrs of age - 5`5” tall - 160 - 170 lbs - wore a winter jacket

• Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers will pay up to $2,000 for information that leads to the arrest and criminal charge of the person(s) responsible for ANY CRIME. To find out how you can receive a cash award without giving your name or meeting a police officer, call Crime Stoppers toll free, 1-800-222-TIPS, that’s 1-800-222-8477.

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1-800-222-TIPS (8477).

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Please read through these CRIME OF THE WEEK stories. If you have any information on who may be responsible, please contact Crime Stoppers at any time You can now provide information anonymously on the NL Crime Stoppers website at www.rocktips.ca

Armed Robbery - St. John’s, NL (7/22/2008 – 200836353) On July 22nd, 2008 at approximately 11:50 pm members of the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary`s Patrol Services responded to a report of an Armed Robbery at the Canadian Tire Gas Bar on Torbay Road.

Two males wearing hoodies entered the store. One of the suspects holding a knife demanded money from the attendant while the other went behind the counter and filled a bag with cigarettes.

Shortly afterwards both suspects exited the store and fled the area on foot. A search was conducted by patrol officers and a K9 unit however no arrests were made. The matter is under investigation by the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary`s Major Crime Unit. Break and Enter at Kiosk - Avalon Mall, St. John’s, NL

(7/20/2008 – 200835990)

On July 20, 2008, between 10:00 pm -11:10 pm at the Sunglasses Hut Kiosk at the Avalon Mall, thieve(s) stole approximately 43 pairs of Oakley glasses in a number of different styles. Police are interested in speaking to a male and female who were seen in the area at the time. The value of the stolen goods is in excess of $10,000.00. Theft of Trailer and Skidoos - Grand Falls, NL

(7/15/2008 – 2008829815)

Residential Break and Enter - Paradise, NL

(7/14/2008 – 200834552)

On July 15, at 08:30 a.m., a report was received by the RCMP in Grand Falls that a trailer carrying two snowmobiles was stolen from the RJS Terminals in Grand Falls, NL. The stolen items are described as a 16`, black, tandem snowmobile trailer (dual wheels), carrying two 1996 Polaris Indy Trail snowmobiles that were enclosed in the trailer. The value of the stolen goods is approximately $10,000.00

On July 14, around 2:30 p.m., the victim left his residence located on Camrose Drive in Paradise for an afternoon walk. Upon his return, the 71-year-old homeowner discovered that his home had been broken into by unknown persons. Extensive damage was done to the home: an axe was used to cut into the refrigerator, kitchen counter, and cabinets; there were cuts in the flooring and walls; a toilet was smashed, causing extensive flooding; a leather sofa set was slashed; a fire extinguisher was also sprayed around the house. The only item stolen during the break was a chain saw. Theft from Car Dealership - Gander, NL (7/4/2008 – 2008781905)

At some time between 8:00 and 11:00 p.m. on July 4, a large white canopy-style display tent with aluminum support posts and cross-arms was stolen off the vehicle display lot of Lakeview Chrysler, located on Armstrong Blvd. in Gander. The canopy bears the name of the manufacturer Caravan Canopies Canada Ltd.

Theft of Cigarettes from Tractor Trailer - Seldom, NL

(6/30/2008 – 2008761150)

Sometime overnight on June 30, some person(s) entered a parked tractor-trailer that was parked in Seldom, NL, and stole cartons of cigarettes that were located inside. In total, 81 cartons of cigarettes were stolen from the trailer.

• Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers will pay up to $2,000 for information that leads to the arrest and criminal charge of the person(s) responsible for ANY CRIME. To find out how you can receive a cash award without giving your name or meeting a police officer, call Crime Stoppers toll free, 1-800-222-TIPS, that’s 1-800-222-8477.

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33 Pippy Place, 1st Floor St. John’s, NL A1B 3X2

Box 130 Englee, NL A0K 2J0

866.2281

709.754.2880

Supporting Crime Prevention P.O. Box 391 Labrador City, NL, A2V 2K7 Tel. (709) 944-2995 Fax: (709) 944-5755 Email: [email protected]

Remember:

• Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers will pay up to $2,000 for information that leads to the arrest and criminal charge of the person(s) responsible for ANY CRIME. To find out how you can receive a cash award without giving your name or meeting a police officer, call Crime Stoppers toll free, 1-800-222-TIPS, that’s 1-800-222-8477. 58

7th Annual Awareness Guide

Crime Stoppers is requesting your assistance....

1-800-222-TIPS (8477).

www.rocktips.ca

Please read through these CRIME OF THE WEEK stories. If you have any information on who may be responsible, please contact Crime Stoppers at any time You can now provide information anonymously on the NL Crime Stoppers website at www.rocktips.ca

Break and Enter into Trailer - Western Bay, NL

(6/24/2008 – 2008726259) Sometime between June 3 - 24, culprit(s) illegally entered a 5th wheel trailer that was camping on Sellars’ Road in Western Bay, NL. Once inside, thieve(s) stole a fridge, stove, microwave and two 20-pound propane tanks. Attempted Armed Robbery - St. John’s, NL

(6/23/2008 – 200829858)

Shortly before 6:30 p.m. on Monday, June 23, a male victim was alone in his garden on Hayward Avenue when he was approached by two unknown males demanding he pass over his cash. The homeowner called out for help as he retreated to his home. Another area resident responded to the calls for help and as a result, the two suspects fled the area. The area resident gave chase and caught up to one of the suspects on Merrymeeting Road in an area a short distance east of Parade Street. An altercation followed between the resident and the two suspects. The suspects subsequently fled on foot, and were last seen running west on Merrymeeting Road.

As a result of injuries received, the area resident was transported to hospital via ambulance where he was treated and later released.

The two suspects have been described as being young, late teens to early twenties, and both were described as wearing shorts and wearing, or carrying, light-coloured t-shirts.

One suspect had very short hair, while the other had longer hair. One suspect carried a backpack and a shopping bag. It is believed that one of the suspects also had a tattoo on his shoulder. Theft of Tires - Bay Roberts, NL (6/23/2008 – 2008719060)

Sometime between Saturday, June 21 and Monday, June 23, some person(s) entered Woodward Motors’ lot and stole tires and rims off of one of the dealership’s vehicles that was parked at the rear of the business. The tires and rims were stolen off of a 2007 Pontiac Grand Prix, which was left on the lot on 4 wooden blocks. Stolen were:

Four 16” tires - brand unknown Four 16” aluminum painted rims 20 lug nuts Estimated value of the theft is $5,800.00.

Historical Site Damaged - Port aux Basques, NL (6/17/2008 – 2008689034)

Sometime before June 17, some person(s) broke open the door and entered the South West Coast Historical Association Train Site located in Port aux Basques, NL. After gaining entry, culprit(s) smashed the glass of the display housing using a fire axe, and broke off the lock on another door and gained entry to the passenger cars of the train. While inside, a section of wall was damaged with the axe, and a table was destroyed. Stolen during the break was a set of brass knuckles (an artifact from the railway).

• Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers will pay up to $2,000 for information that leads to the arrest and criminal charge of the person(s) responsible for ANY CRIME. To find out how you can receive a cash award without giving your name or meeting a police officer, call Crime Stoppers toll free, 1-800-222-TIPS, that’s 1-800-222-8477.

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Professional Listings

ATLANTIC WOODWORKING INC 40 O’LEARY AVE. ST. JOHN’S (709) 753-9663

EASTCOAST SAMPLE SERVICES 14 PEARL PLACE ST. JOHN’S (709) 739-8112

BIG BITE PIZZA 20 CHURCHILL SQ ST JOHN’S (709) 739-6661

GANDER AVIATION 100 MARIX BLVD GANDER (709) 256-4620

AVALON BOOKKEEPING SERVICES LIMITED 308 LEMARCHANT ROAD ST. JOHN’S (709) 579-2999

BLACKWOOD AND WARR 235 MAJORS PATH ST. JOHN’S (709) 726-4561

BOWRINGER ENGINEERING LTD. 422 LOGY BAY ROAD ST. JOHN’S (709) 738-2086 CATHERINE FENWICK BOX 190 RR#1 LOURDES (709) 642-5254

CENTRAL SERVICE RACING ST GEORGES (709) 647-3050

COORDINATES CAPITAL CORP 140 WATER ST STE 704 ST. JOHN’S (709) 758-1700

COTTLE’S ISLAND LUMBER CO. LTD. P.O. BOX 70 SUMMERFORD (709) 629-7565 CUMMINS EASTERN CANADA L P 122 CLYDE AVE MT. PEARL (709) 747-0176

DISCOUNT BUSINESS SUPPLIES & SERVICE 18 BURRIDGE AVE. MT. PEARL (709) 364-5311

F I CANADA 2 DUNDEE AVE MT. PEARL (709) 745-3330

GLENDALE GARDENS 16 GLENDALE AVE, MOUNT PEARL SHOP 368-5106 - HOUSE 368-6877 GRANCO CONSTRUCTION P.O. BOX 285 GANDER (709) 651-2102 HAMILTON’S GROCERY 215 ST. THOMAS LINE PARADISE (709) 773-1469 KERR CONTROLS 44 BROOK ST CORNER BROOK (709) 634-5323

MAKKOVICH RECREATION DIRECTOR 16 ANDERSON ST MAKKOVIK (709) 923-2123 MALLARD COTTAGE ANTIQUES 8 BARROWS ROAD, QUIDI VIDI ST JOHN’S (709) 576-2266 MILLS, HUSSEY & PITTMAN BOX 970 CLARENVILLE (709) 466-2641 MINUTE MUFFLER 1059 TOPSAIL RD. MOUNT PEARL (709) 747-3480

DOUBLE H HOLDINGS INC. PO BOX 279 ST ANTHONY (709) 454-8380

NEVILLE FRAMING & ART GALLERY 78 PRESCOTT ST ST. JOHN’S (709) 753-2914

DR. P. COLLINGWOOD HEALTH SCIENCES CENTRE ST. JOHN’S (709) 777-6853

NEWTRANS EQUIPMENT CARRIERS #42 SAINT ANNES INDUSTRIAL PARK ST. JOHN’S (709) 782-0659

DR. L. BOULAY 58 WOODGATE PLAZA, KENMOUNT RD. PO BOX 8093, ST. JOHN’S (709) 753-4350

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NEWFOUNDLAND DESIGN ASSOCIATES LTD. 280 TORBAY RD. ST. JOHN’S (709) 726-4490

NORD MARINE SERVICES 42 DUNDEE AVE MT. PEARL (709) 747-7733

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PERRY MAINTENANCE P.O. BOX 315 WABUSH (709) 282-6968

SACRED HEART PARISH P.O. BOX 368 MARYSTOWN (709) 279-1625

SHORELINE MORTGAGES INC 35 HALLET CRES ST. JOHN’S (709) 747-9696

SIMMONS TIRE&SERVICE CENTER LTD 31 OLD BONNE BAY ROAD DEER LAKE (709) 635-5641 SMITH STOCKLEY LTD. 264 LEMARCHANT RD ST. JOHN’S (709) 579-0073

TWIN RINKS 53 BLACKLER AVE. ST. JOHN’S (709) 579-9681

VICKERS INSURANCE AGENCY LTD. BOX 370, STATION B HAPPY VALLEY GOOSE BAY (709) 896-2985

VICKERS INSURANCE AGENCY LTD. BOX 370, STATION B HAPPY VALLEY GOOSE BAY (709) 896-2985

VIKING LOUNGE MAIN ST PORT AU PORT EAST (709) 648-9348

WADE ATLANTIC LTD. 430 WATER ST. ST. JOHN’S (709) 722-8772

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Please read through these CRIME OF THE WEEK stories. If you have any information on who may be responsible, please contact Crime Stoppers at any time You can now provide information anonymously on the NL Crime Stoppers website at www.rocktips.ca

Armed Robbery - Mount Pearl, NL

(6/15/2008 - 200828081)

Shortly after 3:30 a.m. on Sunday, June 15, the RNC responded to a reported armed robbery that occurred at ESSO, Commonwealth Avenue at Park Avenue in Mount Pearl. A lone male, armed with a knife entered the store and demanded the clerk pass over retail products and cash. The suspect fled shortly after without obtaining any items when he learned the clerk had activated the alarm. The suspect has been described as a male with facial hair and wearing a dark hoodie with a small heart visible on the front and sunglasses.

Attempted Armed Robbery - Happy Valley-Goose Bay, NL

(6/14/2008 – 200877554)

On June 14, at approximately 8:20 p.m., a lone male entered P & J Variety located on Markland Road. The suspect was carrying a knife (approximately 9” in length) and demanded money from the clerk. The clerk refused the demand, to which the suspect said that he wasn’t going to leave the store until he had the money. Once again, the clerk refused the demand for money, and the suspect fled the store. The suspect is described as a male, approximately 5`7” tall, wearing a black hoodie, black pants with his face covered. Malicious Damage to Vehicles - St. John`s, NL

(6/13/2008 – 200827642)

Business/Vehicle Arson - Corner Brook, NL

(6/12/2008 - 200829401)

During the early morning hours of June 13, numerous vehicles were damaged by scratching the paint on them. This occurred on Kershaw Place, Musgrave Place and McNielly Place in the East end of St. John’s. Approximately 35-40 vehicles were damaged. Some of the vehicles had profanity in the messages that were scratched on them. At approximately 12:48 a.m., on June 12, 2008, the RNC in Corner Brook responded to a fire located at 29 Main Street, Corner Brook, a business that housed Budget Rent A Car. A passing motorist had noticed smoke coming from the building and had called 911. A statement was obtained from this witness by police.

The Corner Brook Fire Department attended and extinguished the blaze. The building sustained extensive damage and two vehicles which were parked inside were destroyed. It is believed that prior to the fire being reported a break and entry occurred where a small amount of money was removed from the cash can in the office. The fire is believed to be suspicious in nature. RNC maintained the scene for a fire investigator in the morning. While members were on scene they were approached by a witness that provided a statement stating that she had observed a young male at approximately 11:45 p.m. on June 11, on the north side of the building and he appeared to be looking in the building. He remained there for a few minutes and then left walking at a fast pace towards West St (westerly direction).

This male is described as: late teens or early twenties, 5`10” to 5`11” tall, thin build, 160 lbs, dark hair, wearing a light colored sweater possibly grey or white and a red baseball cap.

• Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers will pay up to $2,000 for information that leads to the arrest and criminal charge of the person(s) responsible for ANY CRIME. To find out how you can receive a cash award without giving your name or meeting a police officer, call Crime Stoppers toll free, 1-800-222-TIPS, that’s 1-800-222-8477.

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Booster Boxes

A & R TRAILER REPAIR LTD GRAND FALLS-WINDSOR (709) 489-6311

CANON RICHARDS HIGH SCHOOL FLOWERS COVE (709) 456-2010

ENVIROMED DETECTION SERVICES ST. JOHN’S (709) 368-9000

CARIBOU LANES CLARENVILLE (709) 466-7751

EXPLOITS SALVAGE, DEMOLITION GRAND FALLS WINDSOR (709) 489-1170

ACT-ALLIANCE FOR THE CONTROL OF TOBACCO ST. JOHN’S (709) 753-0079

CARDIOLOGY CONSULTANTS (DR. BARRY ROSE) ST. JOHN’S (709) 726-5311

AROMA’S PLUS BAKERY & EATERY CORNER BROOK (709) 632-2255

CENTRAL AUTO DIESEL CLINIC GRAND FALLS-WINDSOR (709) 489-8884

EXPLOITS VALLEY FAMILY RESOURCE CENTRE GRAND FALLS (709) 489-8133

CORMIER COUNTRY LTD CODROY (709) 955-2010

FOUR-A CONSTRUCTION & GARAGE LTD. BONAVISTA (709) 468-2659

DEER LAKE REBAR INC. DEER LAKE (709) 635-2512

FRANCES’ LITTLE FRIENDS DAYCARE ST PHILLIPS (709) 895-1212

ADESA AUCTIONS ST. JOHN’S (709) 364-3250

B & W MEAT MARKET GRAND FALLS-WINDSOR (709) 489-6001 B D I CANADA INC MOUNT PEARL (709) 745-3800

BARTLETT’S ELECTRICAL LTD TRINITY BAY (709) 464-2131

BAY OF ISLANDS ELECTRICAL LTD. CORNER BROOK (709) 785-2611

BENNETT’S CONST. & SUPPLIES LTD. GRAND BANK (709) 832-2800 BIG BEN’S LTD ST. JOHN’S (709) 753-8212

BIG BITE PIZZA BAY ROBERTS (709) 786-1786

BISHOP’S FALLS TIMBR MART BISHOP’S FALLS (709) 258-5471

BITTERS RESTAURANT & LOUNGE ST. JOHN’S (709) 737-3300

BLUEBIRD INVESTMENTS LTD GRAND FALLS-WINDSOR (709) 489-5403

BRENDAN O’CONNELL WOODWORKING LTD. GOULDS (709) 745-7475 BREWERY LANE MOUNT PEARL (709) 745-1140

BUTLER WM PLUMBING & HEATING LTD BAY ROBERTS (709) 786-6200 BUTLER’S BYE THE SEA B & B BONAVISTA (709) 468-2445

C & D TRANSPORT LIMITED CLARENVILLE (709) 546-2600

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CONRAD FITZGERALD ACADEMY ENGLISH HARBOUR WEST (709) 888-3426

CRAWFORD & COMPANY ST. JOHN’S (709) 753-6351

EXECUTIVE TAXI LTD. ST. JOHN’S (709) 726-4393

FIRST CHOICE VISION CENTRE GRAND FALLS-WINDSOR (709) 489-4525

FOWLOW’S STORE BUCHANS (709) 672-3981

DELOITTE ST. JOHN’S (709) 576-8480

FRANK STANLEY & ASSOC LTD, ARCHITECT ST. JOHN’S (709) 722-6404

DOMINION RECYCLING LTD. ST. JOHN’S (709) 753-6158

GANDER DO ALL SERVICES LTD. GANDER (709) 651-2713

DOLLAR PLUS LTD. LABRADOR CITY (709) 944-3566

FRED COLE PASADENA (709) 686-2336

DOWNTOWN PHARMACY ST. JOHN’S (709) 576-3004

GATEWAY CABS PORT AUX BASQUES (709) 695-9700

DR. SANDRA J TAYLOR, OPTOMETRIST MOUNT PEARL (709) 364-1000

GOOSE BAY PAINTERS HAPPY VALLEY G BAY (709) 896-2338

E A BUTLER ALL GRADE SCHOOL MCKAYS (709) 645-2330

GREAT WALL RESTAURANT WABUSH (709) 282-3261

ECONOMY PRINTING LTD GANDER (709) 256-2116

GREENWOOD LODGE & MOTEL MT. PEARL (709) 364-5300

DR. PHILLIP LOCKE ST. JOHN’S (709) 757-5777

DR. THOMAS MCGARRY TREPASSEY (709) 438-2828

EASTERN CONTRACTING LTD. ST. JOHN’S (709) 722-5428

EMERALD SOD PRODUCERS INC. ST. SHOTTS (709) 438-2306

GB SIGNS LTD. CLARENVILLE (709) 466-2216

GORDON WOOLFREY FUNERAL HOMES LEWISPORTE (709) 535-6940

GREEN SEAFOODS LTD WINTERTON (709) 583-2320

GUARDIAN SECURITY SVC MOUNT PEARL (709) 745-5757

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GUILLEVIN INTERNATIONAL INC CORNER BROOK (709) 639-7194

LAITE’S SMALL ENGINE REPAIR PARK VIEW (709) 629-3211

NOR-LAB SVC LTD ST ANTHONY (709) 454-3144

HAMILTON SOUND CREDIT UNION CARMANVILLE (709) 534-2224

LIBERTY TAX SERVICE FOGO (709) 266-1060

NU QUEST DISTRIBUTION INC. MT. PEARL (709) 745-8884

HALLETT ENTERPRISES MOUNT PEARL (709) 747-5224

HAMILTON SOUND CREDIT UNION TRITON (709) 263-7220

LAWN & WEED EXPERTS LTD. GRAND FALLS-WINDSOR (709) 489-5577

LOTEK WIRELESS INC. ST. JOHN’S (709) 726-3899

NOSEWORTHY, CHAPMAN CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS ST. JOHN’S (709) 364-6314

OAKE’S TRUCKING LTD. WINDSOR (709) 489-3975

HARMON AUTO CENTRE STEPHENVILLE (709) 643-2711

MAC MIX CONCRETE LTD CONCEPTION BAY (709) 682-5797

OUR LADY QUEEN OF PEACE CHURCH HAPPY VALLEY G BAY (709) 896-3485

HICKEY CONSTRUCTION HAPPY VALLEY/GOOSE BAY (709) 896-3250

MARYSTOWN AUTO GLASS & GRAPHIX MARYSTOWN (709) 279-5100

PAINT SHOP GRAND FALLS-WINDSOR (709) 489-7711

HAYNES GENERAL STORE LTD. NAIN (709) 922-2822

HICKEY’S BUS SERVICE HOLYROOD (709) 229-2300

HOLY FAMILY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHAPEL ARM (709) 592-2341 J. HACKETT FISHERIES LTD. HALFWAY POINT (709) 789-2283

JC VARIETY STORE PORT HOPE SIMPSON (709) 960-0415

MAJORS VARIETY PARSONS POND (709) 243-2838

MCINNES COOPER ST. JOHN’S (709) 722-8735

MEADOW CREEK RETIREMENT CENTRE PARADISE (709) 744-2826

METRO HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING ST. JOHN’S (709) 685-0962

OVERHEAD ROOFING ST. JOHN’S (709) 747-3152

PARROTT SURVEYS HAPPY VALLEY, GOOSE BAY (709) 896-5019

PARSONS POND MEDICAL CLINIC PARSONS POND (709) 243-2593

PEGGY’S HAIR DESIGN AND TANNING CORNER BROOK (709) 634-5922

MIDWAY IRVING SUMMERVILLE (709) 462-3420

PENINSULA PHARMACY ST BERNARDS (709) 461-2121

MURPHY CENTRE ST. JOHN’S (709) 579-6606

PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE PORT DE GRAVE (709) 786-6481

PENNEY’S ENTERPRISE PORT HOPE SIMPSON (709) 960-0222

JOAN MACNEILL SEWING MACHINE SALES & SERVICE SPRINGDALE (709) 673-3199

MILLER’S SUPERMARKET FOGO (709) 266-2407

KEARNEY’S AMBULANCE SERVICE LAWN (709) 873-3251

NEW VALLEY DRILLING CO. LTD. SPRINGDALE (709) 673-4418

KELLY’S PERSONAL CARE HOME GOULDS (709) 745-5343

NEWFOUNDLAND HARDWOODS CLARENVILLE (709) 466-7941

PETERS AUTOWORKS INC ST. JOHN’S (709) 579-2004

NFLD. KOIN KING BISHOP’S FALLS (709) 258-6662

POSEIDON MARINE CONSULTANTS ST. JOHN’S (709) 739-4321

JUAN O’QUINN LAW OFFICE GANDER 866-2567-165 LEWISPORTE

KELLIGREWS MEDICAL CLINIC STATION KELLIGREWS CBS (709) 834-2171

KP’S FIBERGLASS & MARINE LTD. BURIN BAY ARM (709) 891-2229

LABRADOR INVESTMENTS HAPPY VALLEY GOOSE BAY (709) 896-2486

LABRADOR USED CARS LABRADOR CITY (709) 944-3456

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NEWFOUND RESOURCES ST. JOHN’S (709) 579-7676

NFLD. HEARING HEALTH CENTRE CORNER BROOK (709) 634-1183

NOEL MOTORS & TRANSIT LTD. CARBONEAR (709) 596-5193

PERMA REFRIGERATION LTD WABUSH (709) 282-5088

PETER MACDONALD PRODUCTIONS ST. JOHN’S (709) 726-7158

PORT HOPE HARDWARE & SUPPLIES PORT HOPE SIMPSON (709) 960-0405

PREMIER SIDING & WINDOW SALES LTD. CORNER BROOK (709) 634-4300

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PRO TECH CONSTRUCTION ST. JOHN’S (709) 576-3067

SPEEDY MUFFLER KING ST. JOHN’S (709) 722-6486

RANDOM DISTRIBUTORS LTD. CLARENVILLE (709) 466-2786

STRICKLAND’S AUTO AND GAS LTD. CHURCHILL FALLS (709) 925-3233

PROFESSIONAL TIRE LTD. GANDER (709) 256-2600

RITEWAY CONSTRUCTION LIMITED L’ANSE AU LOUP (709) 927-5553

STEVE’S AUTOMOTIVE CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH (709) 834-1195

SUMMERVILLE FISHERIES LTD. SUMMERVILLE (709) 545-2132

TOWN OF COME BY CHANCE COME BY CHANCE (709) 542-3240

TRANS CANADA ULTRAMAR GANDER (709) 256-8678

TRANSMISSION EXPERTS LTD. CORNER BROOK (709) 634-3559

TRICK O MATIC LTD. MOUNT PEARL (709) 364-1780

ROD’S RESTAURANT CLARENVILLE (709) 466-1555

SUNNYSIDE TOWN COUNCIL SUNNYSIDE (709) 472-4506

TRICON PHARMACY OLD PERLICAN (709) 587-2500

ROWE BROTHERS CARPET CO CORNER BROOK (709) 639-1458

SUNSET MANOR TWILLINGATE (709) 884-5301

URBAN FLOORING CONTRACTOR LTD. BAULINE (709) 335-2988

ROYAL LEPAGE GENERATION REALTY GRAND FALLS-WINDSOR (709) 489-7000

THE CORNERSTOP PORT BLANDFORD (709) 543-2341

RON FOUGERE ASSOCIATES LTD ST. JOHN’S (709) 739-8202

ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION BRANCH #3 DEER LAKE (709) 635-2177

RUSSELL’S RADIATOR & BRAKE SHOP STEPHENVILLE (709) 643-2752 SACRED HEART PARISH ST. BERNARDS (709) 461-2224

SUNRISE DAIRY LTD. MUSGRAVETOWN (709) 467-2164

TANKER INN ARNOLDS COVE (709) 463-2313

VAL’S MINI MART & GAS BAR LOWER ISLAND COVE (709) 584-3848

THE DIESEL DOCTOR POUCH COVE (709) 335-2778

VILLA NOVA JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL MANUELS (709) 738-5211

THE HAVEN INN ST. ANTHONY (709) 454-9100

SCAMPER’S SNACK BAR ST. JOHN’S (709) 726-1856

THE MEDICINE CABINET LTD. HOLYROOD (709) 229-2929

SMITH’S AMBULANCE SERVICES MARKLAND (709) 759-2065

TIBBS OIL LIMITED ST. JOHN’S (709) 579-7405

SINGLE PARENT ASSOC. OF NFLD. ST. JOHN’S (709) 738-3401

TRIPLE G FARM MUSGRAVETOWN (709) 467-5624

THIS THAT N FABRICS SPRINGDALE (709) 673-3311

VARDY’S FUNERAL HOME HICKMANS HARBOUR (709) 547-2211

WALSH’S AUTOMOTIVE MT. PEARL (709) 368-6300

WESTERN NFLD MODEL FOREST CORP CORNER BROOK (709) 637-7300

WESTERN STAR AND STERLING TRUCKS GRAND FALLS WINDSOR (709) 489-5558

WOODFORDS LIMITED TRITON (709) 263-2526

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Business Patrons

A & B CONSTRUCTION LTD A & T PRINTING A 1 TAXI A D I LIMITED ACREMAN’S STORE ALOHA TANS LTD. ANDREW’S AUTO CENTRE LTD. ANTHONY AUTOTECH LTD ANTHONY J. SMITH CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT APOSTOLIC FAITH CHURCH ARCHBISHOP W. A. CAREW ARLIM COMPANY ATLANTES PLUMBING & HEATING LTD AVALON VENDING SVC BJ’S HAIR STYLING B & H FIRST STOP CONVENIENCE & GAS BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA BAY ROBERTS DISTRIBUTORS LTD BAYVIEW FARMS LTD. BEAVER CONTRACTING LTD BENNETT LAW FIRM BENNETT’S LIMITED BERNARD ROBERTS, MD BEST DISPENSERS BILL KEATING BILL VINCENT SERVICE CTR. BILLARD’S TRUCKING RENTAL LTD BILL’S SERVICE CTR BOB CLARKE BOBBY JAKE ENTERPRISES LTD. BOND’S STORE BOTWOOD RECYCLING GREEN DEPOT BOYD & BUNGAY CONSTRUCTION BROOKLYN CONVENIENCE BROTHERS FIVE FISHERIES BROWN AND WAY SURVEYS BROWN’S SAVE EASY BURNTHILLS FARM BUSINESS EDGE ACCT AND TAX BUTT’S ESSO & CONVENIENCE C A W CANADA C. A. HUBLEY LTD. C. B. LUMBER LTD. CABOT AUTO GLASS & UPHOLSTERY CANADA POST CORP CAPITOL VIDEO CASHIN’S RED & WHITE STORE CATALINA ELEMENTARY CHANNEL LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING CHURCHILL FALLS CONVENIENCE COHEN’S HOME FURNITURE COMMUNITY COUNCIL ST. BRIDE’S COMPASS LTD COMPRO SERVICES LTD. COMPTON HOUSE HERITAGE INN CONNIE WELLON CONNIE’S CONVENIENCE STORE CONVENT OF THE HOLY SPIRIT CONWAY FUNERAL HOME CORNER BROOK AUTOPRO CORNER BROOK PLAZA VISION CENTRE CURTIS POWERWORKS INC D & K COMPUTERS D & M MAINTENANCE LTD.

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D L HOUNSELL WHOLESALE LTD. D.A.S.I.T. RECHARGING DAPHNE TUCKER DAVID G. CURTIS DAVID PURCHASE CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS DECKER’S EXCAVATING LTD. DEER LAKE FLOWERS & GIFTS LTD DENISE’S HAIR DESIGNS DIAMOND TAXI DISPENSARY LTD. DON’S BARBER SHOP DONALCO ATLANTIC INC DOWDING’S RESTAURANT DR. A. Z. ABDEEN DR. S. SAHA DR. ABDELLA HANNA DR. ARTHUR SULLIVAN DR. C. HEUGHAN DR. CHRISTOPHER HEALEY DR. DETLEF BIEGER DR. EDMUND COLLINS DR. F. B. MAROUN DR. GARY BUTLER DR. GEORGE COLBOURNE DR. GLENN CRANE DR. IAN MCDERMOTT DR. JACOB VAN GELDER DR. JEAN FINNEY-CRAWLEY DR. JOSEPH TUMILTY DR. JUANITO BATISTA DR. K.D.E. SNELGROVE DR. KELLY SMITH DR. M. S. ZAYAT DR. MAMMEM CHERIYAN DR. MICHAEL NEWTON DR. MORITZ DR. PAT PARFREY DR. PHYLLIS JOHNSON DR. R. J. SIMMS DR. RUFUS DOMINIC DR. T.R. PATEL DR. W. A. FELIX E TUCKER & SONS LTD. MACHINE SHOP E. & E. FISHERIES EASON’S MEATS & LIVESTOCK EAST END PHARMACY EASTERN BUS LINES CO. LTD. ED BARNEY & SONS LTD ENERGY SERVICES MANAGEMENT LTD EPIPHANY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ERIN’S PUB ESPECIALLY FOR YOU F G P INVESTMENTS LTD F J WADDEN & SONS F Y R AUTO FACEY FINANCIAL PLANNING FATHER W. J. BROWNE FFAW LOCAL MARYSTOWN FOOD CHOPPER DISCOUNT GROCERY FORD’S ACCOUNTING SERVICES FORRESTER’S POINT SEAFOODS LTD. FRANK’S AUTO REPAIRS FREDERICK C. NOEL G M FITZGERALD SURVEYS LTD

G. PELLEY LTD. GANDER TOURS & CHARTERS GARDEN GIFTS LIMITED GENE’S AUTO BODY GERALD CURTIS GIBSON’S FAMILY RESTAURANT GLAD TIDINGS PENTECOSTAL CHURCH GLEN’S REFRIGERATION LTD. GLOSSEN CULL GOODHOUSE LOTTO GOOSE REAL ESTATE GORDON & SILVER REAL ESTATE GRAND FALLS REALTY GRANDY’S RIVER COLLEGIATE GREEN BAY TAXI GREENSPAR LTD. GREY RIVER LODGE LTD. GUARDIAN ANGELS SENIORS HOME GUY J. BAILEY LTD. H & F ELECTRICAL HAIR CREATIONS HANN ENTERPRISES LTD. HARBOUR BRETON LIONS CLUBS HATCHER’S GAS BAR HILLCREST MANOR HILLIER’S GARAGE HOLY CROSS HOLY FAMILY PARISH HOLY REDEEMER PARISH HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE REPAIR HOWLEY TOURIST LODGE HUDSON’S EXCAVATING LTD. ISLAND INVESTIGATIVE SVC IVAN’S PAINT & WALLPAPER J & J PAVING J & W POWER’S SERVICE STATION J. PAUL SNOW, C.A. J. G. MOTORS LTD J. T. MARTIN & SONS LTD. JAMES RANDELL & SONS JANE MORGAN’S MUSIC JERRY’S CAR SALES LTD. JOHN WATKINS ACADEMY JORDAN CONSTRUCTION LTD. K AND M ENTERPRISES K. ROY SMITH ENTERPRISES KEARNEY’S VARIETY II KELLIGREWS IRVING KING’S POINT POTTERY K-K ENTERPRISES KLIP N’ KURL KOUNTRY KORNER FOODS L & R CONSTRUCTION LTD. LABRADOR FOCUS LANDMARK MANAGEMENT LTD LANDSCAPE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR LARRY SQUIRES SURVEYS LTD. LEAPS & BOUNDS DAY CARE CTR. LTD. LEGGE’S MIDWAY STORE LEWIS G. ANDREWS LEWISPORTE & AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LIGHT UP PORTABLE SIGNS LINDA’S HAIR STYLING BOUTIQUE LONG HARBOUR DEVELOPMENT CORP

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LONG RIDGE COTTAGES LORRAINE’S BEAUTY SALON LOTTIE’S PLACE LOURDES ELEMENTARY M & R VARIETY LTD M & S AUTO SERVICE LTD. MADELINE FLORENT MAIN RIVER RETIREMENT HOME MAKINSONS LOCAL SERVICES DISTRICT MANUEL’S TRUCKING LTD. MARITIME RECYCLING NFLD. LTD. MARSH’S SNACK BAR MARTIN’S CABINS MARTIN’S FLOWERS MARTINEAU CONTRACTING MATT’S AUTO SERVICE MIDTOWN LAUNDRY MIDTOWN VARIETY MIKE HANDRIGAN OIL LTD MONA’S PLACE MONROE HOUSE MOREY’S STORE MR. CLARENCE EDDY MR. CYRIL GRANT MS. JUANITA OSBOURNE MS. PHYLLIS MOORES MVP RECYCLING MYRNA’S HAIR STYLING & TANNING MYRT’S STORE NAN & POP RESTAURANT & COTTAGES NAPE LOCAL 7701 NED PRATT STUDIO NEW WORLD ISLAND MEDICAL CLNC NEWFOUNDLAND FASTENERS LTD. NEWSULT LTD. NORTH SHORE ROOFING LTD. O’KEEFE AGENCIES LTD OUR LADY FATIMA PARISH OUR LADY OF MERCY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OVERHEAD DOOR NFLD. LTD. PARSON’S ULTRAMAR PASTOR FRED ROBERTS PASTOR GLENN CHRISTOPHERSEN PATEY’S GROCERY PENNY’S FOOD MART LTD. PETER BYRNE METO PETER R. ROBERTS LTD. PHILL’S AUTO REPAIRS PHILLIPS ULTRAMAR PIKE’S PRO HARDWARE PITTMAN ENTERPRISES POINT LEAMINGTON ACADEMY PORT AUX BASQUE COLLISION CTR PORT LOUNGE POWER’S GATEWAY SERVICES NORTH ATLANTIC POWER’S TIRE & GLASS SUPPLIES PUBLIC SERVICE CREDIT UNION LTD. QUIET CANNON HOTEL R & L CAPITAL GROWTH INC R & R REALTY LTD. R. C. DIOCESE OF GRAND FALLS R. P. NOSEWORTHY RAYMOND FARR & SONS LTD REG HOPKINS & SON

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EMBERLEYʼS TRANSPORT LTD. 36 EMCO LTD. 54 36 EMERALD PALACE RESTAURANT EREAUTʼS HOME HEAT SALES SERVICE LTD 36 FACILITIES DESIGN GROUP INC. 54 FAIRWAY INSURANCE SERVICE INC. 54 36 FAMILY MEMORIALS FIANDER`S MARYSTOWN AMBULANCE SERVICES LTD. 34 FIRST STREET DENTAL 54 FITZ ENTERPRISES LTD. 46 FORTIS PROPERTIES CORP 34 G S C INC. 6 GANDER AUTO DEALER ASSOC. 10 GARDNER EQUIPMENT RENTALS 50 GLOVERTOWN PHARMACHOICE LTD 36 56 GUILLEVIN INTERNATIONAL CO. H S B C BANK CANADA 52 HARBOUR LOCK LTD. 34 HARRIS - RYAN CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 34 HICKMAN MOTORS LTD. 10 HOI PUN RESTAURANT 56 HOLYROOD DENTAL OFFICE 50 HON. NORMAN DOYLE M. P. 36 HOTEL NEWFOUNDLAND - FAIRMONT NFLD 12 HOUSEHOLD MOVERS & SHIPPERS 34 HUMBER VALLEY CREDIT UNION LIMITED 44 I C T GROUP 12 IAN BRIDGER LTD. 48 INTL. BROTHERHOOD BOILERMAKERS 56 J R AUTO CLINIC 34 J S TRANSPORT LTD 36 JFT ENTERPRISES 12 JIM PENNEY FORD 48 JOHN ROBERTS THE TRIMMER INC. 12 JOHNSON INC. 14 KELLOWAY CONSTRUCTION LTD. 44 KONGSBERG MARITIME SHIP SYSTEMS 34 LABRADOR GRENFELL HEALTH 34 LABRADOR SCHOOL BOARD 32 LACEY`S USED CARS 34 LEGROWʼS TRAVEL AGENCY LTD. 30 M & M ENGINEERING LTD 48 M & M PRE PAK SALES LTD 54 MAXIMUM HOME SUPPORT SERVICES INC 32 MC DONALDʼS 50 MC ISAAC CONTRACTING LTD. 24 MC LOUGHLAN SUPPLIES LTD. 44 MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY OF NEWFOUNDLAND 44 MERCER`S AMBULANCE SERVICE 32 METRO GENERAL INSURANCE CORP 14 MISTER T`S RITE STOP-ESSO 50 MODERN PAVING LTD. 32 MORGANS FURNITURE 54 MOUNT PEYTON HOTEL 16 MUNN INSURANCE 14 N D DOBBIN LTD. 14 NL ASSOCIATION OF OPTOMETRISTS 32 NL BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION TRADES COUNCIL 2 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR HYDRO 16 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR CREDIT UNION 42 NEWFOUNDLAND HARD ROK INC 50 NEWFOUNDLAND LABRADOR LIQUOR CORP. 18 NEWFOUNDLAND POWER 16 NEWFOUNDLAND STYRO INC. 32 NFLD & LABRADOR FILM DEV CORP 32 NFLD. & LAB. TEACHERS ASSOCIATION 18 NORTH ATLANTIC REFINING cover OFFICE OF TODD RUSSELL 56 OPERATING ENGINEERS COLLEGE 32 P & H MINE PRO SERVICE 54 P W PARSONS SALES LTD 32

PAINT SHOP HOME DECORATING CENTER 24 PEARL R. LEE CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 30 56 PENDERGAST FUNERAL HOME LTD PENNECON LTD. 48 PIZZA DELIGHT 56 PODS TENDER DELIVERY SERVICE 44 cover QUARTER MASTER STORES R. S. M. MINING SERVICES 58 R. W. PARROTT SIGNS LTD. 32 RELIABLE AMBULANCE SERVICES LTD. 52 RIDEOUT DAIRY INC. 46 RODERICK DAVIS LTD. 52 ROEBOTHAN, MCKAY, & MARSHALL 28 ROTHSAY MAPLE LEAF FOODS INC. 30 ROYAL NEWFOUNDLAND CONSTABULARY ASSN 30 48 RUM RUNNERʼS ROOST RUSSEL METALS INC. 30 RUTTER INC. 30 SAGA ENTERPRISES INC. 22 SALVATION ARMY DIVISIONAL HEADQUARTERS 18 SEA BASE LTD. 48 SEALAND ENTERPRISES 58 SEARS CANADA INC 28 SHARRON`S SALES & SERVICE 30 SHOPPERS CHOICE PHARMACY LTD 30 SMITH`S FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 46 SPLASH & PUTT PARK 52 ST BONAVENTUREʼS COLLEGE 52 ST FRANCIS FOUNDATION 30 ST LAWRENCE ACADEMY 30 ST. JOHN`S FIREFIGHTERS ASSOCIATION 20 ST. JOHN`S VETERINARY HOSPITAL 28 ST. TERESA`S PARISH 28 STANLEYʼS TRUCKING LTD. 28 STEPHENVILLE DEVELOPMENTS LTD. 28 STETSON LOUNGE 28 STRUCTURAL DESIGN INC. 28 SUPERIOR WOODWORKING 26 SWISS CHALET 28 T. L. C. NURSING & HOME CARE SERVICES 48 TERRA NOVA MOTORS LTD. 28 TERRA NOVA SHOES 26 THE CO-OPERATORS 2 THE K - BAR 26 THE NEW MOON RESTAURANT 24 THE ROMAN CATHOLIC EPISCOPAL CORP 26 TIMEMASTERS INC 26 TIRE MART 48 TITAN CONSTRUCTION 22 TOWN OF CROW HEAD 26 TOWN OF GANDER 42 TOWN OF GLOVERTOWN 48 TOWN OF GRAND FALLS WINDSOR 20 TOWN OF ST ANTHONY 50 TOWN OF TORBAY 26 TOWN OF TWILLINGATE 26 TRANSCONTINENTAL 4 TRANSCONTINENTAL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS 24 TRANSPORT & ALLIED WORKERS TEAMSTERS LOCAL 855 46 TRAVELLERS INN 26 UNION STATION 52 UNITED SAIL WORKS LTD. 52 VIRGINIA PARK PHARMACY 18 WAJAX INDUSTRIES LTD. 52 WAL-MART 20 WAL-MART MOUNT PEARL 16 WARR`S PHARMACY LTD. 26 WAYPOINTS 30 WEDGWOOD INSURANCE LTD. 20 WESTERN SCHOOL DISTRICT 22 WISEMAN`S SALES & SERVICE LTD. 46

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