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The reference, Esther Smith said, is to the tune, "It Had To Be You", which was their favourite song during their courtship. Personalized plates have grown in popularity since they were first issued in July 1983. Motorists who have ordered ordered these plates have done so to express a point of view, to identify themselves or to make a whimsical statement. In the first year, 17,000 orders were placed. Since then the demand has grown. So far this year, 31,000 sets of personalized plates have been issued. Delivery of personalized licence plates takes about eight weeks. They can be ordered ordered at any licence issuing office for $100. $70,000 for Heart Project A $70,000 project to alert Durham students and workers workers to the link between heart disease and diet was announced today by Allan Furlong, MPP for Durham Centre, on behalf of Health Minister Elinor Caplan. Two groups, Durham Save-A-Heart and the Whitby Whitby General Hospital, will jointly co-ordinate the project. project. Funding will be provided provided over two years. The program will stress the importance of low fat diets in preventing heart disease. Organizers will use workshops, community displays, displays, and a media campaign campaign to reach local high school students and workers. workers. Mrs. Caplain said she was pleased that the project was based on the belief that people have the ability to lead themselves to healthier ' lives. "Health is a positive resource'which must be safeguarded," safeguarded," said the minister. _ The Durham Region District District Health Council recommended recommended the project, after assessing assessing it against community needs ana local health care priorities. This project is one of 16 across the province announced announced today by Mrs. Caplan. Caplan. Funding for this round of grants totals $825,000. Some of the other health promotion grants announced elsewhere today were: 0 $25,000 to Peel Parents Against Drugs for a project aimed at reducing drug, alcohol alcohol and tobacco use among teenagers by having parents educate parents on the issue. issue. Parents will be recruited recruited and trained to deliver awareness programs in their own ethnic communities, and in their own languages; 0 $70,000 to the Wawatay Native Communications Society Society of Sioux Lookout to develop develop radio, television and print messages, encouraging better nutrition and moderate moderate use of alcohol and tobacco. tobacco. The multi-media campaign campaign will use native languages with English subtitles subtitles and will try to reach remote native communities in the North with its messages: messages: and ° $50,000 to the Haldi- mand-Norfolk Regional Health Unit. Workers and management will join together together to identify job-related health concerns, such as heart disease, and then proceed proceed to implement programs dealing with these issues at the work site. In May, Mrs. Caplan announced announced an additional $1 million in funding to the Health Promotion Grants Program, bringing the total amount available annually to $2 million. To date, the program has awarded $3.7 million to 96 projects. Grants of up to $50,000 a year, for a maximum maximum of two years, are available available to non-profit organizations, organizations, including agencies funded by the ministry. Competitions are held annually. annually. 4/2.24 j i i 10-OZ. TIN ASSORTED VARIETIES Catelli Pasta 900 g BOX "TFi I i Mother Parkers Ground Coffee REGULAR, FINE ■ OR EXTRA FINE , i: 300 g VAC PAK PKG. I I Limit one pkg. pet coupon, j I coupon valid at IGA until closing Sit. Dec. 2,1989. I J A C. NIELSEN. BOX MOO. St. JOHN, N.B. 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