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As a kickâ€"off to the campaign, Kick‘n the Butt posters, pamphlets and buttons will be distributâ€" ed this week in the schools to acquaint students with the objectives and to encourage their participation in the project. Feel good, a film produced especially for the campaign will also be shown during lunch hours and the week‘s events will culminate with a dance at Victoria Park Pavilion Friday evening. We are trying to tell them that it‘s okay not to smoke. There are other things you can do to be cool,"" Anderson continued. Work on the Kick‘n the Butt campaign began last fall when sponsors selected Kitchenerâ€"Waâ€" terloo as one of three test communities in Since peer pressure is considered to be one of the major reasons most kids start smoking, organizers of the campaign hope they can motivate them to stop in the same way by emphasizing the program‘s "teenagers helping teenagers‘‘ theme. The campaign, sponsored by the Ministry of Health in conjunction with the Ontario Heart Foundation and organized locally by 15 area high school students is designed "to promote the idea of a healthy, nonâ€"smoking lifestyle for students between the ages of 13 to 17,"" explained WCI student Mark Anderson, a member of the committee. c 3 *A . ,N:“ C + =» ‘ ? P\ * ' x Pat Arbuckile Chronicle Staff Smoking is fast becoming an "uncool" move, say organizers of the Kick‘n the Butt campaign against smoking being launched this week in area high schools. Ken Davis (left) pins a Kick‘n the Butt button on fellow WCI student Mark Anderson (right). The buttons will be distributed to area high schools this week to launch the antiâ€"smoking camâ€" paign. No longer cool to light up | HERB FORESTER Wash & Wear Pant Week iz . 886â€"2240 94 King St. S., Waterioo STRETCH POLYESTER WOOL POLYESTER ALL POLYESTER $32.54Q° MEN‘S WEAR Sizes Pat Arbuckle photo ST CLAIR NOW CARRIES CILLNX BRAND PAINT AT THE LOWEST PRICES EVERYDAY Ontario. Other cities already involved are London and Thunder Bay and ‘"if they go well it will spread to every community in Ontario‘ said Ken Davis, project spokesman. . The committee composed of students from five high schools in the area, including eight from WCI, has received a $10,000 grant to organize and promote the campaign in the region and to select student projects for fundâ€" ing. Students will be encouraged to submit ideas to the committee for projects that will be effective WaATFRLOO SQUARE Waterloo (Near K Mart) 886â€"3791 Mon.â€"Wed. â€"9:30 to 5:30 Thurs.â€"Fri.â€"9:30 to 9:00 Sat.â€"9:30 to 5:30 in either convincing other teenagers not to take up the smokinzg habit or to quit if they have already sta . Although the committee will receive guidance and help from the Ontario Heart Foundation and a group of adult facilitaâ€" tors, Davis emphasized that "the final decision on which projects to promote will be ours." Other campaigns to convince smokers to stop seem to have met with little success but committee members are confident that Kick‘n the Butt will be effective because of its focus on students in the 13 to 17 age bracket. WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1983 â€" PAGE 11 CONFESTOGA MALL Waterloo (Near K Mart) 886â€"2789 Mon.â€"Fri.â€"9:30 to 9:30 Sat.â€"9:30 to 6:00 7' i# you ore not complerety saristied with any merchandise you purchore from our current stack . oven i have used port u.dn.hwo'n-:‘dm or have a compatitor‘s price that is lower. t Clair will choortully match the price, retund or repiace tete! purchose® 'ld-flm”r*“h N\ /_â€" WaATERLOO 1/4 CARAT .... .91 CARAT ..... WAKEâ€"UP! SHAPE UP! WALK! HATASHITA coup mate Jawinlias WaATERLOO SQ Walk a bock Fodas tp