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The .,firSt recorded boating
fatality in April, 1969, involved
-the use of a canoe. Two youths
theirteens decided. to Arun.
tlieirt� ' canoe down some
eft-znpving water 'created by a
dam and spring floods. In•
paration for this adventure
ich they apparently realized
Vas hazardous, the young men
put - ori-.lifejael5ets: From what
the Qatari° Safety League has
beeni , able to ` learn about this
• incident, the canoe,„was. swept
over . the dam and submerged by.
the force of the water in the
• pool below. The lifejacket :worr
by the victim. was:, torn off by
the current and his body was
later recovered. The survivor,
whose lifejacket remained
attached, escaped after being
- battered and bruised against the
rocks . at the base of the
waterfall. •
` The only reason for
recounting this incident is that it
Idramatically portrays some
pertinent information which
may save a life this spring.
• It is apparent that the hazards
involved were so great that more
experienced canoeists Would
have never -undertaken them. A
µ_.c4iioe is a wonderful craft but its
use -and limitations must be well
known by the user before it is a
safe one. Canoes .are especially
dangerous during.the spring and
fall months when water is cold.
The . Ontario Safety League
advise s- the average canoeist to
Wait Tor, the summee mr nths
--;--when water '' 4 swimming
.temperatures.
An Ontario Tuberculosis, .and Respiratory
Workshop programdevelopment
Di~�as,�: lz on Pment
was held in Hamilton last -week -end. James
Baikie, Brantford, president of the Ontario
'association, formerly of Stratford, opened
the workshop.:
A. Les •"McDonald, progtam consultant,
OTRDA, outlined the , objectives of the
workshop rand .introduced ,the national and
provincial team panelists for the session
"Program Development -- ` The Team
Approach,” E. J. O'Brien; executive
vice; Pres, OTRDA, Dr._Cameron C..Grav�,,,
-The other point- which the.
Ontario Safety 'League would "
like to 'make plain is that a
lifejacket, 'no matter how
efficient and well designed it
tray be, is a floatation devise;
not a life saver. .The League does
not mean to speak disparagingly
of , the Canadian lifejacket
designed for, small boat use. On
the contrary, it is a most
effective floatation aid and has •
saved many lives. however, the
point should be made that even
the best lifejacket will not
necessarily prevent a drowning if
the important human element of
good judgement and common
sense is lacking.
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executive medical director, Ontario Thoracic
Society, Dr. G, W, - L. Jeanes, exxeutive
secretary, Canadian ,IBRD Association, Mrs.
Eleanor . McDonald., regional .program
consultant,, OTRDA.
For the "Local Community `ea'
session, .Mrs. E, A, Collins, executive director
of the Ontario County Association, Mr.
• McDonald and Mrs. Beryl Davidson, program
difector, Huron -Perth TBRD Association
were the panelists.
Miss Jean Thomsen, regional consultant •
in Public Health Nursing, Ontario
Department of 'Health was a luncheon;
meeting speaker and her t•o* vvas.w. ` he .
-Public Hea1tfiNurse stole and the Voluntary
Health Association."s - .
Other speakers were . Dr. Max Fitch,
Medical Consultant to the Air Management
`Branch, Ontario Department of Energy and,
Resource Management; Mr. Larry Bowers,
B.A., B.P.E., Huntsville; Dr. Charlotte
Horner, median' director,, Haliburton,
Kawartha, Pine rRidge ''District" Health unit.
C.B. Addison„ chairman of ache Smoking .and
Health Committee of the Canadian Home
and School ,and Parent-Teacher. Federation;
Walter Davis, program consultant,, OTRDA;
Dr. Michael Newhouse, •S1. Joseph's
Hospital, Hamilton.; Jack. Amos, director,
Vocational Rehabilitation Services Branch,
e -. f Social and Family
Ontario Department nt o 1a1. en am y
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Services; Noel Nietlieur, Federal Department
of Manpower, Ottawa,' and Miss Margaret
Brook,- Head of the Social °° Services
Department, Vit. Joseph's ,Hospital,
Hal ailton.
Education\seminc r.
Continued from, page Vf
re" -trained not once, not twice, but three
times in their lifetime because of ° the
redundancy of their jobs. This, if they are to
remain employable long enough to pay their
,,sba of;`_Tpensions°-adeouate..'to.-"ked ._thein
alive following the eventual redundancy of ..
tleir"last working skill," • :
4iNo-one on management's side is going to
tell you what changes the cornpaeiy °is going
to in rilement and -whether or not these new
policies wall be better or worse , .for the
union.
‘"When the the changes come- you'd better be
in a better position to change with thein and
fast enough to, prevent your union from
becbrning obsolete, before its time.
"Let us take full, advantage of ' this `.
weekend to help uarantee that we,
ourselves , have become able to change to the
extent necessary to stay abreast of , the
Changes ownership and management -are
undergoing.", he urged.
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