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"The future of Ontario,
and in fact, the entire
country, lies with the youth
of today. And I firmly
believe that in order to en=
sure a good future for this
province, we as adults must
take a very real interest,
now, in the contributions olir
present day youthful
population is making to
society."
These were the words of
David Wenger, President of
the Ontario Weekly
Newspapers Association
(OWNA), following his
announcement of a program
instituted to honour
Ontario's junior citizens.
Officially called, "Ontario
Junior Citizen of the Year
Awards", the program is a
joint undertaking of -OWN ,.
and CP Air.
"The program is designed
to make everyone more
aware of our young citizens
by recognizing outstanding
achievements or acts of
courage and initiative
performed by Ontario boys
and girls between the ages of
six and eighteen", said Mr..
Wenge r.
The program was of-
ficially alunched at the
OWNA annual convention in
Toronto.
The competition will run
from mid-March to
December 1,1981, and will be
open to all youths who,
during that period, have
performed acts of physical
heroism, overcome disabling
physical or psychological
handicaps, made a
meaningful contribution to
personal family well-being,
or have been involved in
some worthwhile community
service endeavour.
Nominations to the Junior
Citizen of the Year Award
will be submitted by Ontario
residents through the two
hundred and seventeen
member papers of OWNA.
Nomination forms are
available at aril community
newspaper offices, as well as
CP Air ticket sales outlets,
and all elementary and
secondary schools
throughout the province. In
addition, nomination forms
will be published
periodically in the com-
munity press.
At the end of the year, all
nominations will be carefully
assessed and fifteen of the
most outstanding nominees
as well as two groups, from
two to as many as an entire
classroom, will be selected
to receive awards.
The awards, consisting of
a framed citation certificate
outling the ..individual's or
group's accomplishment, a
savings bond, a Junior
Citizen of the Year pin, and a
family portrait with the
Lieutenant Governor of
Ontario, will be presented at
the OWNA convention in the
spring of 1982.
The guest of honour at this
year's OWNA convention
was the province's
Lieutenant Governor, the
Honourable John B. Aird. In
his address to the delegates
the Lieutenant Governor
said, "I think this is a very
good program that you have
instituted. It's important to
have these awards for what
normally would go
unrecognized in this great
province.
"It's important that there
is a broad participation in
the various communities
and, yes I do, as Lieutenant
Goverri`or of this province
and in this great and won-
drous land - I do add my
name with great satisfaction
to this program. And next
year when the time comes to
present these awards, I'll be
there."
In closing, he praised
OWNA and CP Air for their
dedication to the youth of
Ontario. But thr real truth is
that the success of the
program will come from the
communities themselves.
In his remarks on CP Air's
participation in the
program, E.W. Ogden, Vice -
President, Pastern Canada,
CP Air, said, "Our children
are our present and our
future. They gain respon-
sibility and achieve success
at an earlier age seemingly
every generation.
Acknowledging their
achievements hand-in-hand
with each of the Ontario
weeklies is an opportuhity
we at CP Air look upon with a
great deal of pride." Mr.
Ogden added that this is the
largest community project
ever undertaken by CP Air in
Ontario.
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