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Registration/sponsorship forms are available at The Sports Clubs Over 3,000 Toronto and area residents, including Oakville Beaver Focus Editor Wilma Blokhuis and Jayne Swanson, both members of the Halton Cross Country Ski Club, are expected to climb the CN Tower on Sunday, April 24 between 7 a.m. and 12 noon, in the annual Canada Life Climb for Canadian Wilderness, benefiting World Wildlife Fund (WWF) Canada. Environmental awareness is an issue of concern in the hairdressing industry as with all factors of our lives. At Bobâ€"Râ€"Shop we are committed to providing top quality service while remembering our environment. Climb the CN Tower for a good cause Our retail department offers bioâ€" degradable, nonâ€"animal tested products. In fact, bring back your bottle for a refill and we‘ll give you a $1.00 discount This offer is accplicable on shampoo, conditioner, and most of the styling aids in both Rusk and Sable. 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Last year over 3,500 climbers raised $100,000 for World All climbers receive a free tâ€" shirt, compliments of Canada Life, and are invited to a postâ€" climb party at the base of the CN Tower. Climbers are also eligible to win lucky draw prizes includâ€" ing a mountain bike, courtesy of Consumers Distributing. The Gravelberrys will perform live music at the postâ€"climb party. Prizes, including a free air pass to a Canadian destination, will be awarded May 31 for the largest and second largest amounts of money collected. Young Drivers not only teaches kids how to drive and survive. It also teachâ€" es parents that kids can handle themâ€" selves, and a car, responsibly. _ J nog EAjane {cralmey | °e Lessons « Rentals » Sales * kepoits Hiâ€"Note Music Academy Dakuille Haint Wallpaper, Kth. Young Drivers We use only environmentally friendly products! 131 Kerr Street, Oakville Ont (416) 845â€"3751 Fax: (Â¥16) 845â€"8115 Homes â€" Wednesdav. April 20, 1994 â€" H Earlier that day, Bondar was the keynote speaker at the presenâ€" tation of the Environmental Leadership Awards at Cinesphere at Ontario Place in Toronto. The Environmental Leadership Awards honor individual school children who have made outstandâ€" ing contributions in the field of environmental care. The Friends of the Environment Foundation is one of thirteen presenting sponâ€" sors of the Environmental Leadership Awards. The ~Friends _ of ‘~ the Environment Foundation is a nonâ€" profit organization dedicated to preserving and protecting the Canadian environment. Established by Canada Trust in 1990, the Friends of the Environment Foundation operates 117 chapters nationally. Funded by Canada Trust and its customers the Foundation has, to date, raised more than $3.4 million in support of more than 1700 environmental projects across Canada. Bondar urged Canadians to get involved in local programs, including those supported and funded by the Friends of the Environment Foundation. "By ourselves, individuals canâ€" not put an end to global warming or the depletion of the ozone layer in the atmosphere," she said. "But each of us can do our part at the local level. This is where the enviâ€" ronment touches our lives, and where we can make a difference." The Canada Life Climb for Wilderness will also be held at the Calgary Tower 1762 steps to the top) and Signal Hill in St. John‘s, Newfoundland on April 24th. back yard The campaign is working to establish a network representing all of Canada‘s 434 distinct naturâ€" al regions by the year 2000 â€" before it‘s too late. Canadian wilderness is disappearing at a rate of 240 acres an hour. Wildlife Fund Canada. This is the fourth year the event has been held to raise funds and awareness for WWEF‘s Endangered Spaces Campaign. 257 Lakeshore Rd. E. Oakville, Ont. of Canada