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Farmers are plugged in * front FARMERS en page 12 Guiding visitors on tit pan of dma tour was nacehoerse ouner Dave Uriger. who saîid more titan 100 hanses compate in about 10 avents on an average race niffli. Horsesam arequtred [o ha ai tdm ste more *titan two houri priai to post lime, whan îhey are put tn hirness. citecked oven thor- oughly antd brouglit to what Mr. Ungar called a "ralieving ares'. '11le les> they hava in titem, te faster titay go," ha * laigliet. Thare are culTenty 50,000 people wrk- ing tn titeOntario hanses> rwing ind0<stry. whtcit Mr. Unger saiti should ha ratog- nized as an importat pan of legcul- tural scolie of the province. "Many pe talkàout crualty 10 ast- mals but believe nia. titase animait ara pamrparail like kitis."'h haid. More standardîzeil dru$ testing has cornte ini tae larness racing gamae in tha past several years. andl hanses andl owrters can ha çuspendail anywhert front a montit to lîfe if a horne is found wili ilepi chemi- cals in tls sysient. Mr. Unger also expiaitiet itou expansive keeping a racîng hanse is A hose's sqa- bling. training and food can cosi Uip Io $2.000 a tonh. 'lthjs industry wouldn't exîst wthout grants and tas exemiptbanas fron the gos- emmelit." Mr. Unger stressi. HAAC prasident Cecil Paterson no&ed ltai boith rural and urban are counicilors book i n.lte tpur. and thai it attractedl a nunibar of nuw faes. "Our mandate is to try and educale our elected officiais about the issues facing farmers, so iharin luns thy cati battr rap- resent us whcn ilhase issues cone Up ai councîl," said Mr. Patarson. "We've bail adlequate rapresentation for the recent oual ares signage andi usterslei pnograms and sons of- cor comments bave aven gone to Ontario Municipal Board (0MB) meetings, wo our efforts bave far- rewing impact." ha added Public school board holidays Illefollowîngis the 1996-97 cakendar of *ianuary 29-31 holidays andl professional davelépmaint April 25 days for tha Hiton Board of ducaton: J une 24-26 Holldaysi Secondary *Oct. 14 -Tbansgiving , *Dec 23 - Jan. 3 -Citristmas break *Match 10- 14 -Spring break *Match 28 - Goond Friday Match 31 - Easter Monday *May 19 -Victoria Day Elemeutary Professionol DevelopinenL/Ai liisa> Doa <Semt<uîered> *Oclobe 11 *'ovember 29 PDIPA DaYs (Non -seowlstenad) *October 11 *Novembar 29 *January 30-31 *April 25 *lune 23-26 * une 20. 1997 t> ils lait sciool day for non-semesicme studental J utte 23, 1997 is dia hmi ichool day for tenxmeéa atudants lJune 26. 1997 is due lut worl(ing day for secondary teahing staff Halton: Flu shot a good idea. 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