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Health department 'éys wandering cat infected with rabies x Once you have received your mail box number and confidential four digit code, Sincerely Yours ser- vice is available 24 hours per day using a touch tone phone. I If a caller hears a message they ke, they can leave a message in pat person's voice mail box with a _¢ontact number or the two can ' Halton Regional Health Department is asking anyone who bay have had contact with a rabid at in north Oakville over the past fwo weeks to contact their ofnce mmediately. The request follows a June 24th cident in which an Oakville resi- nt was bitten by a stray cat which as later tested and confirmed to be rabid, After receiving your mail box number and four digit confidential Si"; code, using your touch tone phone, call 1-416-976-4321 to open mail boxes. pick-up messages and browse through greetings left by others. Respond to your favorite lgreeting by leaving a response in a tpecific mail box or mail boxes. ." A charge of $1.99 per minute Vii] appear on your telephone bill for using the service. And if you need help, call one of the Sincerely Yours representatives from noon to J1:00 p.m. In animals, symptons usually ur between two and eight weeks the bite when the virus reaches e brain. Symptoms are not always e "mad dog" variety. animals can pear quiet, frightened, vicious, or y combination of these moods. ny unusual behavior should be iewed with suspicion. Rabies is caused by a virus that i usually spread by the bite of an 1fected animal. The virus enters amaged nerves in the wound and avels towards the brain. T Using the service is simplicity itself. All you need to do is call 1- 800-387-8009 and speak with one of the service's customer service representatives and place a free 25 word (or less) ad that will run for two weeks in the Oakville Beaver. 'You will be issued a mail box num- Rand a confidential four digit pas code needed to retrieve person- al messages left for you in your mail box. Anyone coming in contact with tis animal within the past two reeks should contact the duty tspector of the Halton Regional lealth Department - 825-6000. The incident occurred in the area (Fourth Line south of Lower Base ine Road. The cat was predominantly him with patches of brown and 'as about seven months old. Sincerely Yours is being intro- Huced to Oakville Beaver readers this week after a free trial offer, that ended Monday, saw more than 1,000 people availing themselves of the service. A feasibility report is slated to be at the July police services board meeting. Sincerely Yours meeting service proving popular with residents People tired of the bar scene but wanting to meet someone now have a new meeting service as easy to use as a touch tone telephone. Board members felt user fees could be applied to minor, additional services like fingerprinting and providing accident reports for insur- ance purposes, rather than for general police service. Halton's police service already imposes some user fees on some of its services such as $15 for a copy of a motor vehicle accident occur- rence record and $20 for fingerprinting done for security checks. At the same meeting board members received information on a new $25 fee imposed by the RCMP for processing criminal record checks for people applying for security clearances for adoptions, visas and other applications. The subject arose at last Thursday's police services board meeting in which board members eyed a request from Halton Region to cut $900,000 from its 1993 budget to fall in line with Premier Bob Rae's Expenditure Control Program. _ The Halton Police Services Board is considering adopting user fees for some services in order to offset falling provincial revenues. Police looking at user fees June JO, The story began last year when Harding attended a conference on policing in the area of Idasa Transvaal. South Africa. It was there he met four-year-old girl named Mita, who was crippled as the result of serious head wounds received during the The source of his pride is obvious. The pic- ture represents a promise he made to a little girl and her mother - a promise to buy them a wheel chair. Halton Regional Police Chief James Harding beams with pride whenever he shows pictures of a four-year-old paraplegic. South African girl in the wheelchair. On Thursday he was showing the pictures to members of the Halton Regional Police Services Board and members of the media. Halton Police chief makes good on wheelchair promise to African girl N Trustee Rev. Ronald Cote - who sponsored the reconsideration - is pleased with the change, "I am happy the way the vote went. It is a win, as, and children will all benefit." However, on Tuesday by a 9-6 vote. English language section mm instituted a traditional school year beginning after labour Day, said axnmunicatiats ofixrthris Jewell That calendar called for teachers to report back to school on Wednesday, Sept. Ist, for three pm- fcssional development days before labour Day weekend. In a narrow vote, a few weeks ago, the English section approved a school calendar three days longer than that for its French language stu- dents and the public school system. Full details on the system are found on page 14. The system is safer than handing out phone numbers at bars and has the advantage of complete anonymity. The English language section of the Halton Roman Catholic School Boarrihttsrevetseditsposiiimthe 1engthoftheschoolyear. The person advertising doesn't have to leave a telephone number but both can leave messages for each other on their box numbers then exchange numbers when they feel comfortable. Students and teachers in the English language section of the Halton Roman Catholic School sys- tem will not be in school three days longer than their peers in the French section aid in the public system next schoolyear. arrange to swap numbers later, Separate schools won't extend year 139 Thomas" stimk 32:2” Parkir 3 Blke W of _lr'lii,ili'lfa'ti,1? of Lakest’ggie By late May the wheelchair had been bought and a courier company paid for ship- ping the chair to South Africa. In early June, young Mita and her mother, Miriam, received the precious gift at their home in the Vaal Triangle township from Idasa Transvaal director Ivor Jenkins. When Harding first met Mita, she was being hushed around in a small doll's carriage. On his return home, Harding set about the task of telling of the young girl's plight and seeking donations from police service person- nel and the community to get a wheelchair for her. Boipatong massacre shortly before. 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