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Tours of the School Senior School Cadet Inspection Founded in 191 l, Applehy College is a residential and day school for boys and girls in Grades Seven to OAC. Situated on magnificent lakeside grounds at Oakwlle. Ontario, Ap lehy prides itself on its tradition of academic excellence and Its enviable would university graduates at the highest levels. Prepare your child to challenge the future with an education at one of Canada's finest schools. tl nclu Nhi Canad'il tate, "In spite of the of pressure-treated used, the published l RESIDENTIAL AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS oth ll’ mun Tm that th Amount mun l'h Hm m Ill ll ft anon le L6K f?! " anada in the APPLEBY COLLEGE tr ttn sl The If tl Jrl mam Bob Perkins, director of Oakville Parks and Recreation, is unfamiliar with the research on pressure-treat- ed wood and is satisfied that the pressure-treated wood used in Oakville parks is CSA-approved and government registered for use, Is there an effect on plants? A British study of contaminated soil where treated wood was made found that carrots grown in the soil, wood preservative chemicals migrate out of the treated wood or about the nature and extent of the... residues which might be present on the surface of structures built of treated wood," "produced crops containing nearly twice the current recommended level of arsenic in food," CCA- mac! Mrs. J. Cummcr all (416) 845-4681. lit The 440th Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps ' , l \ l ps, A i", N, "ss, 3 t" '4; "s Ain.' ‘\’m _ _ Parade starts at 11 a.m. Cadet Inspection Change of Command Ceremonies Cadet Activities Refreshments ut th Earth to Oakville Saturday, May 8, 1993 78th Annual Cadet Inspection Reviewing Officer Colonel K. Voss, CD. Commanding Officer of the Royal Regiment of Canada invites the public to its of Appleby College nt ttl Irector Admissions, Appleby College tr th Stat fl treated Wood (urrw) points out. The CITW is a trade association which represents the treated wood industry in Canada and promotes the use of treated wood. In their lit- erature, they repeatedly distinguish between the inorganic pentavalent arsenic used in CCA and the triva- lent arsenic compounds which they say are "generally more toxic" and never used in the pressure treating process. CITW maintains that "seasoning after pressure treating leaves the wood clean," ignoring the results of the wipe tests. CITW also states in their literature, "If the chemicals used for the pressure treatment of wood weren't toxic, the process (See Follow safety . . . ' page 19) M nt in m INDUSTRY RESPONSES ale rt m that "pla ' exhibited in from tr "tstruction of tl b', flats and tr Department that "plants ( ll (( frequently u madian Institute of ITW rown in treat: wth resoonsc The United Agriculture " nhou U 4m In