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Whltby Fiee Pros, Wodnosday, May 3.1995 ,PaO 39 Hospital rehab holds open house Whltby General Hospital's rehabilitation department held an open house. last Friday to reco Phsiothrapy Week Carole Cappe, manager of the dopartment for sevoral y ears, sald the special weekprovdes an oppo)rtunity %tashow oveyone Who works at the hospitai, ail the patients and the general public, that. there is more te .Drievers needed for %AM c ation campmgn -------------------- ------------- o r Por May, multiple slerosis montb, the Durham chapter is gettixg ready for its annual caatmPa1Win ho sodat vanious locations throuout the r¶ on on Ma 11, 12 and 13. Dvers are needed (with or without a van) te deliver Carnations te esgatdareas i Oshawa, Wbitby, Aýjax and Pickering. If the driver uses hialher own vehicle, gas wil ho rembursed. For more information, «Mi Gianna DaSilva at 905-686-2581. COMPOSTTNG AWARENESS WEEK Join the 'GreenwaveI of recycling. This week the benefits of composting, bath as an effective waste reduction practico and as a meana to produce a valuable sou amendmnent, will be celebrated acroas Canada during National Composting Aware- nees Week, May 1-7. This first-ever national program to, promotecomposting is boing spearhoaded by the Composting Council of Canada in cooperation with municipalities, educators, business and waste management and horticultural groupe. "The Compost Council of Canadasprogram has been designed to further Canadians collective awareness and faziliarity with compost, a form of organic recycing," says executive dfrector Dr. Peter Meyboom. To date, more than 250 communities nationwide are scheduling events ranging from backyard- compoéting programe Compost giveaways, official opemnn of) several centralizeci faciities as well as tours of isting sites, regional sommeara and garen,ngwokshops Seas andais:one company that is promoting employee education activities such as Lmch 'n Learn sessions, compoeting displays mn their cafeterias and articles in their company newsletter to comeCide with the week. Clean water i. essential te life and healthy watershed systema support healthy livincomumumities. During May 7-14 youcanhelp 'Celebrate your Watershed.' Along Duffins Creek, there wiil h several events. On Truesday May 9, 7 p.m", hike along Duffins Creek te use what ind flat1 n animal comntes are found in the watershe 'or dtail call 416-661-6600. The Town of Aax pak ndrTecreationdprmnshas activities planned, oel Else Bratley at 47811. At Greenwood Conservaton Area, guided tours and studios of the Bluebird will ho offered. Contact Mark Hillis at 683-2070 for dates and tms Further- afield, the Uxbriclge Conservation Association wfll hold ashrub plantingo a 3 0am to 2pan,. (rein date May 14) at Elgin Pr on Main Street in Uxbridge. GREEN TEP: Wh en you are going to have a bath, plug the tub before you lot the water run, o you don't waste any. COMING EVENTS: May 7, Hamilton a Great Lakes United workshop. More information, oeil Fe de Jen t 416-926-1907 or Jay Palter at 416-536-1952. physiothrapy than heating pada and ice pacsî." The department displayod, somo of the'oquipment used, and the physiotherapy department demonstrated the oipent and challenged visiitora to try it out or b. ýmodela for 'ergonomic cor- rectnessa.* "Too many of un work in unfit environments which may cause recumrng strain which Ieads eventual to time off work, caus- ing considrable'coat to the sys- tom as a whole as well as pain and suffering. , «Were aiea in the business of p revention of ýi4ur and good health promotion, says Cappe. 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