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Page OUTLOOK Friday May op Haltcn Hills Smith and Stone touts employees With combined service of 15 Smith and Stone employees were honored at a and dance held at the Acton Legion May Joining the company list dedicated employees having reach ed years of service were Doug Crowe and Phil from the office Norma Thompson No dene Bradley Mart Tyler Muriel Stanford and Eileen from the Assembly Department Dean from the Plastics Depart Albert Ford from the Maintenance Department Jim Meeklson from the Tool Room and from the Porcelain Department Fred Dickenson Gord Hancock Mel Young and the late Gordon An Each member was presented with a time piece or diamond ring lo mark their quarter century of After a brief b of hose being honored the awards were presented and congratulations were extended by the Manufacturing Manager Dove Finn Special guests for the evening were three of the Managing Dlrec tors of Smith Stone from the Hammond Group Hob and BUI Hammond and Ralph Harrington Traffic fatalities decrease The Ontario Provincial Police are pleased to report that the number baffle deaths during the holiday Victoria Day weekend dropped substantially when compared to 1966 and as well the number of boating deaths plummeted from seven in this year Six persons were killed in traffic accidents on roadways patrolled by the provincial police this year as compared to nine in This is a sign if cant reduction in holiday traffic said Deputy Commit oner Bob Rose We attribute this decline to an in creased public awareness of safety on the road and waterways of On tarlo and to increased enforcement by our officers of I he holiday Weekend In 198S prior to Strict Is Fair there were IB traffic fatalities during the threeday Victoria Day weekend Sheridan honors staff A Georgetown man was one of 13 Sheridan College employees who were honored recently for com years of service the col The employees were honored at a special awards program at the campus as part of the col lege anniversary celebra tints Brian S Lyons of Georgetown joined the Sheridan staff as a teaching master In the School Business In 1967 He served as dtaator lit the School of Business in and is now coordinator in the same school at Brampton TRAFFIC COURT AGENT UssclAiiul An Unjust Ticket IISiFiihMl INC A total of is Smith Rod Stone Muriel Stanford and employees were honored recently Bradley Back row left to right for their service to the company Hancock Dean Fred Front row from left Tyler Dickenson Mel Young Doug Crowe Norma Thompson Jim Meeklson and Phil Rau Coping with sport injuries chronic weakness of a Joint or even permanent reduction of mobility if not treated properly Sprains are a partial stretching or tearing of a ligament anywhere in the body Ankles and wrists are the roost likely joints to be affected but it a also possible to sprain a toe knee shoulder or even a rib Whiplash Is a strain of the neck ligaments and the most common type of back strain is caused by lifting heavy objects improperly Sprains for the most part are preventable It easy for example to be aware of and avoid the hazards of sports such as snow or water skiing women shoes which are fashionable but provide little support ana dimly lit or toy littered stairs at home Elderly persona should take special care when faced with gravel or sandcovered sidewalks and roads during the spring If you do receive a sprain get prompt medical attention and follow vow advice about treatment and rest Your pharmacist can help if you have any questions about medication your doctor may prescribe He or she can also give advice should you need tensor or support bandages Even though a strain Ian I as bad as a broken bone you should treat It the same way Make sure the injured ligament is rested and given enough time to heat As long as a ligament hurts It I be forced to bear its normal load If you try to come back too soon from a sprain it could tum into a chronically painful condition LEARN TO DRIVE THIS SPRING NEXT COURSE Begins June 24th 4 WEEK COURSE Wednesday Thursday to ROM TEST LESSONS SPECIAL DAY jj 8770751 Mountamview Rd S Georgetown FOR BRAMPTON OR BRAMALEA CALL 7 OVER GRADUATES RECOMMEND Young Drivers of Canada Town defers expansion plan A proposal to upgrade the storm sewer system on Mill Street In Ac ton to accommodate an expansion of the I G A store was deferred to the planning and development commit tee Monday The proposed upgrading would cost approximately W000 with the town picking up a tab for the costs The town would pay heir portio i from the Capital Levy Reserve Compare Allstate for auto value AH instate 116 Street Georgetown 8731643 NOTICE TO RESIDENTS OF ACTON DUE TO MAJOR MAINTENANCE REPAIRS AT THE ACTON INDOOR POOL MCKENZIE SMITH MIDDLE SCHOOL ALL SUMMER SWIMMING LESSONS HAVE BEEN CAN CELLED ADDITIONAL CLASSES HAVE BEEN ADDED TO PROSPECT PARK WADING POOL GEORGETOWN INDOOR POOL AND THE DICK LICATA OUTDOOR POOL SORRY FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE TOWN OF HILLS RECREATION AND PARKS DEPARTMENT TV RCA TOSHIBA 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