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0 The seVenldhit "safety prograra.
01011 Po! sport safety Mt-
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f includes the,Creation of an AdViabry;',.
COMMittee. OW sport, Fitness and' ,
RecreatiOnSafety:
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,*se recomrnendationof
ebr040146-,jtiry which reviewed di
• accidental, drug-related-,:deadi
BerLji flarvardof Toronto.
•" . Black says reduction on the
use of illegal drugsmustfettS 91)the
• concept of "supply and demand",
but that .simply drawing attention to
either dimension is not enough,
adding rthat the reduct4on in the
_illicit drug trade will occur only
when demand for the drugs is
reduced. 4
Education Minister Chris , Ward
aeinunpokdescribingediratiesa
oridisdt:ptphrocpBrliaactek
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__"The advisory coinmittee
Nay a key roe in making sports, .41:
and recreation safer and,
-Werefore More enjoyable," Mr.
O'Nell said.
"It will advise me on current is-
sues, trends and requirements in the
developnientof safety programs and
initiatives. The establishment of the
nine -member committee was a, key
six recommendations that call for
recimAM-9-11-409.114ill-the-fhlaixoPort--:
role inthe fight against cliugabuse. -
Mr. Ward has alreadi annOunced He went on to say, "The govern-
ent, sport organizations and the
.A...immelmeeieue the mandatory drug education in
Saturo'ay evening's VWngham Kfrismen Club's 40th anniversa VI?DfWiC °
POLITICIANS BRING GREETINGS MP Murray Cardiff and MPP -Jack broUght greetIngi bat Ontario iamb's will begin in the
;nubile must work hand-in-hand to
Hall. Accepting their commemorative plaques is Don Carter, centre, Kinsmen presicifent. - .• . .
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Rec cling was,..: ...d S • . . .. . , • . : : • . . .; . , . .
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e at e Wmgham Legion 1989-90seheolyear:
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- a • - another $5 raon to the appren-
ticeship system to ensure that more talister Eli1161.CaPlan°
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Recognizing the 1-•
lieFship to 4.
"Health. It's a Great Feeling", is
Development Mtnister Alvin
we theme of the government's
Curling announced . that the healthy -lifestyles campaign,
provincial governifient will add -Launched last week by Health
A small, but enthusiastic group at- creasing demaiidl" to do something • hazardous waste at the site, Mr.
tended last Thursday evening's with. the Lower Town Bridge. McBurney answered, no. .
"Meet the Council" night in In his farewell address, Mr. For- • -
Ttirnberry Township.
- tune said he has enjoyed his years on- •Don Morrison said public
e majority of the question-andcouncil and thanked the ratepayers education and reoYeling are at the •
answer period was spent discussing and.theother members of couneil for ,liei:ri, ofthe
dumpingh!erait
de, "because we
sea'We
concerns about waste management their cooperation (Wee th, e -past '12 can't keep
and recycling. Jean Mathers years; . forever. 'These sites are 'coming
chaired the ineeting,. which was held - Councillors Mery Baker, Paul hao!t to ha.nn, t, tia,:* ' ''' ' -
in
the Blueval hall. Elgfe and the neWly-acclaimed , . -•
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Mrs. Mathers echoedlteeve Brian . menthe'', John Co: had.,a chance to ilift Jeffzny said the.school board takifiti4tens to, educate 4 . enin
McBurney's sentiments when she present their priorities for the next uie iiiicoritinc."017reoire-
said she was disappointed-: by- the three year's.- Mr. Baker said waste .i,d41.01--'..that' the .tOwn hi 2,. ,,
poor turnout to the meeting. All dis' posal and the Lower thilfiluige unique opportunity educatei4ts.."'
couneland school board- positions 'will 'be twro /big 'itemi,VhileY,Iiiir. - citizens zightot the'onmisite.
Reeve Doug Fortune, who is leaving over thela$ term of comizik:5: spetiv kr. Joitri*sahl., --------------
municipal politics -after 12 yew* On Mr. tA)N., Wil4.0.1ffeda L., ., .• ..
COUlibit ' council severatyearli ii _. r gr,
then 5,000 apprentites receive their The'. comprehensive, three-year
sci Auledin-classroom-training. Healthy lAfestyles Promotion
Since,14,1lielederal government Program _is, aimed at encouraging
has d for nt4lass apprenticeship people to stop smoking, moderate
training,tea* to the demands their drinking and adopt a more
of market while the province nutritious diet. The ministry- will
Pairs the Cost of delivery of appren- spend $1.5 million annually to fund
AteshiPpregratiii. • • ,"'" , the program which will include a
For the brit time,-ihowever, the • province -wide media •campaign and
province Oa `
is r. '
fUnding ,.. at ...07 million while the-hasedprograms and projects..
federal government:has capped its practical support for commumty-
ese ,
all;, tip owes. tx, "The evidence exists," said Mrs.
training. • Caplan, - "to demonstrate that
ni on
r additional,million, lifestyle 'habit*, such as sMoking,
0' .., .Ive awoUld fettrhaind. drinking inandhe.Paorr disease,
aervesintroakjoer,
•ng •err -!-:ft " accidents-tesPirat°17 disease . .and-
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have been filled by acciainition. Elgie pointed to council'sambitiousShe also paid tribute to .Deputy road-buifilint and paolitprogrant
"costs a bit, *Witte money.**
Even it the .edueation, process
Mr McBurney spoke fleet. Hesaid ,what, t ftir
thectiOst term of ;Min* has been a
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Ofie4.*4.00*.iilitioakeas
*aka takfng
larger part Of the township budget- tion;
than ever before- and the "*.ableni
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Only. Will become More pronounced
over the: next three years.
The.treAdlitile Sat
• . been fewer and fewer grants 'fro
the "' :provincial and . fed
gover,nmeihkle.aidn the
- to:06k *Mor '
- Mr. MiSiorney ad
Thercevealsopl
annexationatternpts t.,
Winghatn4 and "hold
together".
Nelson
claimed
council'
workjn
town
• ge-odane;bet ."1400,11bildtitheBrianJffray, acclaimed.
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Eapreing the
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, "The Healthy Lifestyles Program,
ol'ornatenr,a Com- .With other related ministry projects,
" sports -related shas the potential to have a'profoundkt _
cei and positive impact on the lifestyles
on: Minister and health of the -people of Ontaiio."
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