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Till- lit MI Wednesday July POLICE ISSUE WARNING ABOUT OVERSEAS INVOICES Sixth Line residents seek road upgrading Hal ton Regional Police tire warning businessmen to be on the lookout or what can be mistaken us payment Invoices from a German seeking publication of the firm name In a telex directory Payment of the amount requested could result In Judicial complications Superintendent Floyd Sch said Monday The appearance of the solicitations became known this week after the regional police received one dated May 6 1976 from Telex Directory In Hamburg New Germany requesting was addressed to the Georgetown Police Department the Business Term printed on the reverse It is stated that Oil solicitation does not oblige payment but cording to Schwanti there a possibility that bookkeepers and clerks in larger companies may not read the fine print on the reverse and authorize payment If only 10 percent reply its worth their while as a money maker he said and it not quite Illegal If the name the firm published in a directory then he terms of the agreement have been met explained This type of thing on the threshold of civil and criminal liability he sold adding that it Is difficult to determine whether an offence occurred when the Invoice was made out the cheque issued or when the cheque was cashed The firm being located outside the country also means international complications Schwann said he doubled if anyone would admit to paying the sham Invoice let atone following bad money with good to settle matter in It a pretty safe sham and fairly lucrative he added Schwann said he proposals before from the Netherlands and South Africa They had the same format Just different layouts he said explaining that one such in voice had the disclaimer printed on the fold blurred the words lie said the originators of the solicitation get their business address from directories and they are sent all over the The recently formed Fountain Green Homeowners Association has petitioned council to improve the sixth line between 17 and sideroads change the road name and enforce traffic control Robert Reed a spokesman for about local residents said the association Is con over dust levels confusion over the road name and the volume and speed of traffic using the road Works committee which received the request last week will ponder the situation prior to any decision being made Mr Heed said the local color of the area would be enhanced and visitors to the area would more readily find the road If its name was changed back to its original Green Road lie suggested the use of silent policemen a series of bumps built into the roadway to reduce speed on the rood and the of the thoroughfare Committee members learned that the speed limit on the road is til h and only way of reducing traffic volume is by designating the road as class I during six months of the year Approval for a class road must be made by the ministry transportation and com however and such designation may result In no approval of improvements to the roadway Mr Heed added that residents were thinking of and chip improvement but under no circumstances just a tar finish because there are a lot of children there Town engineer Dob Auitpn will prepare a committee report on the request Committee members said speed bumps silent policemen make snow clearing operations difficult and create maintenance problems Designation of the roadway as class would only restrict vehicles with a gross weight of 11 tons or more AT The third session of the Ontario Legislature has now id for the summer ruts However if the Supreme Court of Canada rulis liter month On with the fidir gov the by Julian Reed Halton- ir ti programs i did members of the IroMiicnl will ilmust be recalled Tht justice minister Ins the court to rule on ihi constitutionality of the provincial agreement objections raised by teachers in Renfrew County During debate on the of the ministry of health the minister threatened to quit his position if in court rules the does not have the wer to close hospitals through order in council and the province docs lot then introduce enabling ltu divisional court has ruled the cab net does not the power to close ten hospitals and the provincial government appealing this ruling Meanwhile lour hospitals in Clinton Paris Durham and Toronto have received in ler mincing minister ilao laid his lalf has Liberal Leader Stuart Smith laid the health ministry has never bungled so thoroughly as it did in its attempts to close hospitals that the govern mint activities in this area left many hospitals in shambles and caused ear among hospital employees Most people were he said shocked at the governments It could close in small com simply by cabinet decision The government ministers are afflicted by the notion that decisions can be made an centre and then imposed by regulation Ontario is to study the effect of mercury contaminated fish on the health of two Kcnora area Indian bands if the In dians will agree according the minister of health The study is one of the main of a mercury poisoning report tabled in the Legislature and would cost approximately The minister was reluctant lo d study because he said he doesn t want the In of the Grassy Narrows and reserves on the polluted English Wablgoon river system to eel the government is Imposing it on TOSSDIMPH Between 196 and Paper pumped about pounds of Into the river system the report states and the company used the mercury producing process until last October The report by a team of doctors notes that some Ontario Indians have as much mercury in their blood as those people suffering from mercury poisoning in Iraq But It says so far no proven case of mercury poisoning has been found among the Indium Without the sophisticated study proposed by the doctors who visited Japan and Iraq to study the subject less severe mercury poisoning could go undetected apparently The report suggests that all residents of the two reserves thestudy which could be conducted by a large university medical school CLOSINGS 180 Ontario com munities are being ordered to shut down their arenas per because they are too dangerous to uie An ad 120 communities are expected to be prohibited from opening their arenas in the all unless they make structural repairs Many of these arenas may have flcen their last hockey game is well because major repairs often cost as much as the new building was demonstrated by fiveyearold Milium Sahapoglu of Glen Williams at the held their July I Acadian floald GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY AT ACADIAN 16 32 POOL Including Galvanized Walls 30 Mil Vinyl Liner A Frames with Stakes Nuts Bolts Coding Wide Mouth Skimmer Return Fittings Main Drain Kit Vacuum Package Tread Stainless Steel Ladder with Wedge Anchors Maintenance Package Jackuzzi Filter Completely Installed Total All pool sizes available Come in and discuss your pool requirements with our experts Also complete line of chemicals pool accessories COMPLETE WATER ANALYSIS DONE 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