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Page THE WEEKEND OUTLOOK Friday May 17 1991 Copynghl COMELY Youth Forum SINCE SAVED THE VALLEY WITH HIS HIM TRUMPET HAS LEARWE TONE DOWN HIS AMAZING I TRUNK HE CAN MAKE The dangers of fireworks Shultz Grade student at Glen Williams S There are some fireworks that you have to light and throw fast because if you don t they can blow off your hands You should let a grown up fuse them Matt Grade student at Glen Williams If you light a firecracker and it goes out you shouldnt light it again because it might have too short of a wick and could explode before you get it out of the way Jason Gadoutsis Grade 5 stu dent at Glen Williams PS Sometimes when you set them off you dont know where they land and they could hit someone or start something on fire Theyre also dangerous because they encourage kids to use mat ches and because when theyre set off they give out sparks which could hurt a kids eyes and face BOYS GIRLS EARN A REGULAR INCOME NO COLLECTIONS The followinq routes will be coming available soon From 7 to Town limit will earn you Sign up today Earn money tor the Register now for routes as they become available DONT DELAY CALL TODAY The Halton Hills HERALD 8772201 Canadian Trivia Eleven per cent of Canadians suffer from chronic pain pain that persists for six months or more Some experis say conditions that cause such pain like lower back ache and migraines disables more people than either heart disease or cancer Just slightly more than one in five Canadians go to church though tour out of five say they believe in God and the divinity of Jesus In the early 1950s seven out of Canadians went to c Second only to the United States Canada has the most shopping malls in the world There are about 300 large regional shop ping centres in the country and many more smaller malls Malls lake per cent of all retail sales in Canada aside from automobile purchases Shopping malls are he third most place for Canadians after home and work Eighlylhree thousand Canadians have served op twentysix international peace keeping missions tor the United Nations since the Second World War CARRIER OF THE WEEK BOYS GIRLS David 9 a Grade student at George Kennedy Public School in Georgetown has been delivering the Herald for two years He delivers papers Wednes day and Friday Davids carrier earnings go towards supporting his rocketry hobby He already has one rocket and is saving enough money to pur chase a rocket that takes pictures while it is in the sky When hes not playing with his rocket David enjoys fishing His favorite subject in school is math David will receive a large piz za courtesy of Pizza Hut in Georgetown for being chosen as Carrier of the Week TAKE A BIG STEP TOWARDS A BRIGHT FUTURE JOIN THE HERALD CARRIER TEAM EARN A REGULAR INCOME NO COLLECTIONS DONT DELAY CALL TODAY the HERALD CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT 8772201