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%he capture of a rabid fox in T east Oakville this week has underscored the need for pet owners and other residents to keep a wary eye on any wild animals they come in contact with. The fox was captured earlier this week in the Morrison Creek area by the Oakville Humane Society and it was later determined that the animal was rabid. According to Dave Stronach, environmental health supervisor with Halton Region, there was no human contact with the fox so his department‘s involvement was peripheral. Even so, Stronach explained that rabies is always preâ€" sent in the wild and advises the pubâ€" lic not to let their guard down. After all, one rabid fox was found, but how many other infected animals SEPARATED? 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W., 338â€"1773 :4)]\ P t "W J 'o .a ‘ § lag_ :A y /}/’; This Christmas ;A hy not a new set of Noritake China or... dd to your existing set * Company Law * Senior Citizens Law * Civil Litigation Legal Aid Accepted 314â€"345 Lakeshore Road East, Oakville, Ontario 338â€"2555 . 1 d teaches the course. BRob MiIntosh china crystal shops talents." how to focus, is a gift for life." "" MUSICAL BEGINNINGS Oakville babies and their mothers, nannies or grandparents have had the chance to enjoy and share music together at Musical Beginnings"" classes for the past two years. These were the first of their kind in Metro Toronto when started over a decade ago by the Young Children‘s Creative Music Movement Classes (YCCMMC). Since that time, thousands of Toronto babies and very young children between six months and three and a half years have been musically nourished by this timeâ€"tested course. Ten children grouped in six month age spans attend Friday or Saturday mornings classes at Maplegrove United Church on Maplegrove Drive. Marilyn McDonald, a Burlington resident and early childhood music specialist Says Moyra Walker, who 20 years ago founded the YCCMMC, "our aim is to have parents share these joyous music and movement experiences with their babies at home during the week so that music becomes a part of the entire family‘s everyday life. When this happens", she says, "everybody feels better. Favourite songs can make a cranky baby happy â€" a dance about the room can be very liberating". Mrs. Walker contends that music and movement are hidden deep down within most of us and states that "with the assistance of a nonâ€" threatening environment and our qualified, experienced and caring teachers who must completé inâ€"service training at the YCCMMC to teach Music Beginnings, parents are helped to discover these latent YCCMMC‘s developmentallyâ€"based program combines nursery rhymes, traditional action songs, finger and toe plays, knee bouncers, lullabies, movement and simple instrumental activities, all of which are the most basic beginnings to discover words, thythm, pitch, beat and tempo. "Such a lot can be learned. Young children", she maintains, "learn only what they like and in order to like something, they have to learn to listen. Indeed," she says, "to learn 3, For Further Information Contact Moyra Walker 486â€"8742 _ remain out there? The foaming at the mouth viciousness usually associated with rabies is only one symptom, said Stronach. Residents should also be vigilant for "dumb" rabies, as seen when a wild animal is friendly and docile when theyshouldn‘t be. Unfamiliar pets should also be Rabies alert in east Oakville avoided. As for your own pets, Stronach said any behavioral changes, such as a slight paralysis of the legs or the fear of water, should be noted. If bitten, symptoms can take weeks to develop. Most important, all pets should be vaccinated. Norwood man charged in fiveâ€"yearâ€"old rape case A Norwood, Ont. man has been arrested in connection with the rape of an Oakville 12 year old nearly five years after the incident. On the night of Nov. 11 1988, the accused man‘s neighbor was attacked at knifepoint in her own north Oakville home while her mother slept in another room. The man wore a nylon stocking over his face. The victim, now 17, no longer lives in Oakville but it was only recently that her mother was made aware of the crime. On Monday, Halton Regional Police arrested John Anthony Cooper and charged him with sexuâ€" al assault with a weapon, wearing a disguise while committing. an indictable offence and break and enter. Tree lighting ceremony in downtown Oakville Nov. 19 Downtown Oakville‘s tradition of starting the holiday with the lighting of the Christmas Tree in Towne Square will take place on Friday, Nov. 19th. The evening will begin at 7 p.m. when the Salvation Army will lead the crowd in singing Christmas carols. At 7:30 p.m., Oakville Mayor Ann Mulvale will "light" the Christmas tree. Following this, Hilda‘s Anglican Church will put on their traditional Christmas play, and St. Joseph‘s School Choir will enterâ€" tain the gathering. Santa Claus will also be at the ceremony to greet the crowd. Free Hot Apple Cider and Hot Chocolate will be served by Salvation Army volunteers, courâ€" tesy of the Downtown Oakville merchants. 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