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Wea. | THERAPY & | COUNSELLING [North Durham Professional Counsellors "A Family Tradition for 134 Years" \ dl Ontario snowmobilers can look forward to safer and better maintained trails as a result of new legislation passed by the Ontario gov- emment. "Snowmobiling is boom- ing in Ontario" said Ontario Tourism Minister Cam Jackson. "We need to make sure that our trails are top quality to accommodate the growing number of users." Under the new legisla- tion to Promote Snowmobile Trail Sustainability and Enhance Safety and Enforcement, a snowmobiler whose drivers license has been suspend- ed, who lacks appropriate insurance or fails! not to have a permit or registration for their snowmobile will be fined. ~ New safety regulations require snowmobilers to wear helmets both on and off the trails and highways, and snowmobiles to have at least one working headlight. The new legislation also amends insurance regula- tions to provide full cover- age of snowmobiles under a t - "Fhe New-Year was warmly welcomed in-Blackstock at the-annual family + New Years celebration Sunday night, with the traditional bonfire. Helping light the night skies were Darryl Young (left) and Mark Carnaghan. Hundreds brought in 2001 with horse drawn sleigh rides, skating and cake. The event raised funds for the Cartwright Fields project, which is developing recreational land in Nestleton. Dr. Bill Eull, Ph.D..C Psych Psychologist Joyce Eull, RN. . Psychotherapist gr 183 Mary Street, Port Perry 985-1130 « 1-800-253-0181 J WINDOWS & PATIO DOORS Energy efficient windows reduce draft & increase warmth. Alcan vinyl & aluminum windows. AAA IP CENTEK. PREMIUM © RENOVATOR. Allen's Siding Products Limited Sales and Installation of » Windows ¢ Troughs * Additions * Solariums pours * A » Decks » Sunrooms Reach Industrial Park - Reg. 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Rather than plan to change your whole eating style, why not break the changes down into bite size pieces (pun intend- ed)? If eating healthy and exercising in 2001 are your goals, try start- ing with one food group from "Canada's Food Guide for Healthy Eating". For instance, decide to have at least 6 or 7 servings of fruits and vegetables every day. Once that is a habit, try to work on 2 to 4 servings of milk products per day and so on. Remember it takes 21 days to form a habit. If you want to increase your activity as well, start out with a 10-minute walk daily. It is much easier to talk your- self into that than a 30-minute jog in January. Who knows? By the end of the year you might work up to a 30 minute walk everyday. Happy New Year! For more information send questions to Box 5283 Port Perry or call 985-6946. *By Nutrition at Work, a group of Port Perry Dietitians providing individual a group counselling. THE PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, January 3, 2001 - 15 By the bonfire in Blackstock Province moves to make: safety and enforcement enhancements will provide the public and snowmobile operators with a safer envi- ronment in which they can enjoy the recreational ben- efits of this popular winter activity." In addition, the legisla- tion reinforces the current user-pay system for snow- mobile trails, which means that all snowmobilers who" ride Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Club trails will need a permit. Traditional PORT PERRY snowmobile trails safer and business users of the trails may be eligible for special exemptions. The legislative and regu- latory changes were prompted by requests from the snowmobile communi- ty.. "This is a win/win/win solution," said Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Club President Dennis Bums. "It's good for snowmobil- ers, good for tourist opera- tors and good for snowmo- bile clubs," STAR, 1 ¢ 14 17 34 41 146 55 |56 |57 61 ill 72 n 1 75 77 59. 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