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RECREATION NEWS
• "No -Bounce Aerobics" starts
today, March 21. All those intetest-
• ed in taking the class are asked to
register at the oscreation office.
A high -aerobics class also will be
offered this spring. Please call the
recreation office for more informa-
,tion, or watch this column for more -
*details.
The Winghain and Area Commu-
nity Arts Committee (WACAC) isa
newly -formed committee which is
working with the recreation and
community centres committee to
"support, promote and encourage
the arts in Wingham, and area to
meet the needs of people of all
ages".
The goals of WACAC area
lows:
1. To co-ordinate cultural events
in the community; •
2. To develop and maintain a
resource list of performing and cre-
ative arts groups and individuals.
This list will provide inforTation
for those whit are interestedpar-
ticipating in these creative endeav-
ors.
3. To encourage the developrnerit
of classes tit:creative' ark 'Ugh'
through depart
and other cotrutitinitigr***.
individuals. -
4. To encourage and help pro-
mote qdsting and future artists.
If you would like more infr
tion or would like to L
involved'inionie of WACAC"a pro-
jectyplease contact the recreation
department. at,357-1208.
plain 'tie°
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2. •_the detection. Pe Onh
in truck mishap'
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A Wingham area woman
suffered Minor :injuries in a single -
vehicle mishap last Saturday in
EastWawaitoshTo*oship.
A Ispokesman. for the Wingham
detachment -Of the Ontario
• Provincial Polite said Alice
6:5; Agthe' q:ot
pick-up truck Whith-left the rdad
and struck a -fence- on 'the 12th
• Concession Of East Wawanosh, just
•west a Highway 4.
According to the-OPg the mishap
• occurred at -4 p.m. on March 18.
Mrs. Caswell, of Lot 35, Con. 12,
East Wawanosh, was westbound on
theteanceSsion road driving a 1987
• Fordtruck.•
The vehicle started to slide on an patch, crossed the road, went
into the ditch and strucic a fence,
say the police.
There was one passenger, 68 -
year -old Limy Caswell and xiarnage
• is listed as moderate hrthe OPP.
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4. the funotioni Ignelitt
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• 6. the' rationale and peed for sUe
The Commission will revievvoral- and written stibrnission
related to its mandate. e\t, •'
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21-13, by Friday, Ai:04121,198a
The Commission 18'Currently arranging a series of public
hearings at which interested citizens and organizations will
have the opportunity to personally State the' ,r‘views- Those
citizens and groups whosubmit written briefs will have an
opportunity, if desired, to expand on their submissions at
these hearings.
Further information may be obtained by contacting Gordon
• Hampton or Cathy Boxer at .the Commission offices in
• Toronto (416) 965-6071. .
• W.D. Drinkwalter, O.C.
Chairman
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