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Wednesday. November 17, 2004 We 8 - Orono Weekly Times Marijuana Continued from page 4 statistics, in Ontario the most widely used illicit drug among adults is marijuana. It is reported that in 2001, 11 per cent of Ontario adults indicated indicated they had used marijuana in the past year. Of that 11 per cent, 51 per cent indicated once a month use while 49 per cent reported use that is more frequent. "Substance abuse and the impact it may have on employee health and workplace workplace safety continues to receive increasing attention in companies across Canada,' said Barbara Butler of Barbara Butler & Associates, a speaker at the workplace workshop and an international expert on workplace substance abuse. "As workplaces determine how to address safety prob lems associated with alcohol and other drug use on the job, Canadian employers can rely on the data now available from the research community to assist in assessing the problem problem and formulating solutions." solutions." Durham Region Health Department has also developed developed a marijuana resource package to help area residents better understand the affects of marijuana use. The package includes information on health effects, grow houses, current trends, statistics and community community resources. To obtain a free, kit or to receive more information information about drug prevention, visit . www.region.durham- .on.ca or call Durham Region Health Department at 905- 723-8521 or 1-800-841-2729, ext. 2545. The Substance Abuse Council for Youth in Durham Region includes the Centre for Northcult Elliott Funeral Home THOUGHTFULNESS, SERVICE & CONCERN A Family Owned Business, Offering: Traditional Funeral Services Pre-arranged & Prepaid Services - Cremation Arrangements Alternatives to Traditional Funerals - Out of Town Shipping CORY KUIPERS - PRESIDENT ^. . . 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The following is required at time of interview: n . , Abstract Proof of current automobile insurance coverage and a current Driver s Abst Valid Ontario Drivers License „_ Dir „, Current (within last 90 days) Criminal Records Check ( CPiu ) SKS-K55in conn*™ - 5» „.m, W. ««1»«. »4 K Human Resources Division Municipality of Clarington 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 3A6 , 1U , , Ul (mWoa/ Froedom 0 f information and Protection of Privacy Act for the purpose of Job selection. Porsonal Information is colloctod under (ho authority o consideration will bo contacted. Wo (honk all applicants for (hoir interest, however, only thoso under consiciorauon Addiction and Mental Health, Durham District School Board, Durham Catholic District School Board, Durham Region Health Department, Durham Regional Regional Police Service, Eastview Boys & Girls Club, Durham Family Court Clinic, the Ontario Ministry of Tran sportation, Pinewood Centre of Lakeridge Health and Whitby Mental Health Centre. Human Resources Manager Municipality of Clarington 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 3AG . municioalitv clarinqton.on.ca Personal Information is collected under "«y "mZZnZ^SmMI for ft. purpose of/ob -- Wo «Mr all W*»» for Mr Inlorosl, liowovor, only those under consideration will ho contacted. Blitz nets anglers taking salmon illegally AURORA - Most anglers were in line, but a two-month blitz by Ministry of Natural Resour ses conservation officers officers across Greater Toronto landed 222 charges for illegal salmon fishing. The officers checked 1,591 angles during the fall salmon migration. Apart from charges, 125 warnings were issued. Charges included fishing in a sanctuary, snagging or using a hook to pierce a fish other •than in the mouth, illegal netting, netting, fishing without a licence and fishing in closed areas. Officers patrolled Oshawa, Bowmanville and Wilmot Creeks, Credit and Humber Rivers and Bronte Creek during during the months of September and October. Salmon are vulnerable during during the spawning run, because they congregate in pools at the base of dams and remain in creeks for up to one-and-a- half months. "We thank the public for their help and information in reporting illegal fishing activities," activities," said Aurora District Enforcment Supervisor Tim Boyd."Many complaints from the public received by the ministry or through Crime Stoppers resulted in formal charges and we will continue to investigate these reports." If you see natural resource related violations, contact your local ministry office or call Crime Stoppers at 1-800- 222-8477. p • "I r i i ' : iyililv.iil: 1 !'«: in the i.ij.ij.ij! ! !ki iiii i:i' Orono Weekly Time» V 7 f.iiiWljij! i|||