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Tankless Quality Water Heaters mlgotankless3@gmail.com 905.299.1375 ENDLESS HOT WATER REDUCE ENERGY COSTS Environmentally Friendly Products ENDLESS HOT WATER REDUCE ENERGY COSTS Go Special pullout section Wednesday, August 13, 2008 4 Pages www.independentfreepress.com Infrared cooking saves time Page 3 How to green your cottage Page 2 HOME, LAWN & ENERGY Halton Hills Community Newspaper Halton Hills Fire Protection and Prevention Services Captain Dave Ford has been making the rounds to local trailer parks to make sure that trailer residents are aware of the need for a working smoke alarm in their trailers. Following a recent triple fatality trailer fire in Essex Ontario, the Ontario Fire Marshals Office has been urging people to install one in every trailer. Ford recently visited Smallwood Acres in Acton to hand over a letter from the Fire Chief, to help make residents aware of the risk, and suggest they take action. Smallwood Acres manager Phil Stokes (right) and his mother Ruth Stokes, a resident of the park, accepted the letters, to distrib- ute them among the campers. Ford has also distributed letters at Nor-Halton Park and The Breezes, all in the Acton area. Photo by Ted Brown Trailer owners get fire safety lesson