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Edward R. Good, 53 yearâ€" old Waterloo Funeral dirâ€" ector and Liberal MPP Mr. Good opposes Conâ€" mve candidate, Brian I1, a lJ)lanning conâ€" sultant, and New Democrat Jo Surich, a â€" political science lecturer. his party‘s Waterloo North candidate last week at the Waterloo Campus of Conesâ€" He remained unopposed at the nomination meeting attended by 180 persons. toga College. renior custodians of the aterloo County board of education, area foremen and senior mechanics began a fourâ€"week training course last week at Nine Pines School, Kitchener. The course, will instruct the participants in emerâ€" gency first aid, communiâ€" cations and liability, gearâ€" ed to help them overcome possible problems in their schools. The course includes 24 hours of instruction over the four week period and two evening sessions of three hours each for review and testing. All county schools will be represented at the sessions. Items covered in the course include the applicaâ€" tion of emergency first aid. how to deal with poisoning, unconsciousness and suffoâ€" cation, the moving of inâ€" jured persons, the reportâ€" ing of any crisis situations such as theft or vandalism. and appraisal of security procedures and policing activities. According to Ken Treâ€" maine,. training and securâ€" ity foreman for the board, the course is part of a conâ€" tinuous training system all custodians must undertake. ’usto‘dians attend urâ€"week course Good for Liberals He said _ regimentation would result from an NDP government, and shudderâ€" ed at the thought. for a change."‘ According to Mr. Good, the Liberals represented a change "that would not upâ€" set the applecart", the only â€" reasonable â€" alternaâ€" tive to a conservative govâ€" ernment. In accepting the nominaâ€" tion, Mr. Good said there was ‘‘*widespread disconâ€" tent in Ontario with 28 years Other parts of the program include a defensive driving course, a preventive mainâ€" tenance program and meâ€" chanical workshops. Instructors and counselâ€" lors for the first aid and emergency sections of the program are being providâ€" ed by the Canadian Red Cross Society and repreâ€" sentatives from the Trainâ€" ing in Industry and Busiâ€" ness Division of Conestoâ€" ga College. Personnel for the legal aspects of the course will also be providâ€" ed by Conestoga College. KINDERSWIM & GYM â€" (35 years) Combined pool and gym class designed to enrich the perceptualâ€"motor learning experiences of the child, as well as increasâ€" ing the child‘s skill in swimming, all in an atmosphere of fun. KINDER â€" Y â€" PROGRAM â€" (3â€"5 years ) This program consists of a kindergym session followed by a session of educational activities, then followed by a kinderâ€" swim session. The educational activities consist of games, songs, crafts, painting, counting exercises, story telling, shape and color recognition and other related activities. , KINDERSWIM â€" (3â€"5 years). WATERLOO Because of this support some classes have been filled. We are at this point making adjustments to accommodate all our members. FAMILY "Y" WATERLOO FAMILY Thursday & Friday, Sept. 23â€"24 CLASSES STILL AVAILABLE FOR rule. It was time MEMBERS and NONâ€"MEMBERS 9â€"11 a.m., 2â€"4 p.m., 7â€"9 p.m. for further information, please call REGISTRATION N# THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT 579â€"3500 n Aoims d e i P â€"”€ w19 .9 3Gr9r® °. Party, said the ‘"public right to know what‘s going on in government"‘ will be a major issue in the coming election. 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