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2 I v m ORTH NEWS Frlday, Mar. 4. 19 Z Bus cancellation draws-protest , from St. Matthew's SchOol parents The board has already decided that come September 1994, approximately 70 children living in the area bounded by Upper Middle Road, Dorval Drive, Monastery Drive and Nottinghill Gate, will be walking to school and the school’s PTA hasn’t By KATHY YANCHUS Oakville Beaver Staff arents of children affected by the cancellation of a bus route to St. Matthew’s School, are fighting their battle alone. STERILIZAI'ION IN THE DENTAL OFFICE It seems today that a Sgrowing concern for patients attending'an dental office is sterilization. ome key questions to ask your dentist inc ude the following: Q. Are all dental instruments in the office sterilized between each patient? A. All dental instruments should be sterilized between each patient, referably heat/autoclave sterilization. Q. Are all dental operatories sterilized between each patient? A. All dental o eratories should be cleaned and sprayed with a bacteriocidal C(gacteria ki ing) solution after every patient. it I be infected. by a transmissable disease while at the dental office? The disease most people seem concerned about is AIDS. To make it simple it is very unlikely for a patient to be infected with AIDS in any dental office. However many other diseases such as Hepatitis are transmissable in an nonâ€"sterile environment. However, all disease transmission can be prevented by ideal infection control procedures involvin these sim 1e procedures have listed above. Q. Why do entists an assistants wear gloves and masks? A. Gloves and masks provide a barrier to most contact and aerosol transmitted diseases and should be worn by both the dentist and the assistant for all procedures. DnSte-venSolomonDDS. DnlonathanKazdanDDS. HEALTHY AND CLEAN TEETH MAKE SMlLlNG A LOT MORE fUN DR. STEVEN SOLOMON DR. IONA'I'HAN KAZDAN DENTISTS Heat Sterlllled Oakviile Place Mall Before Each Patient Q.E.W. 8. Trafalgar Road, Oakviile 842-6030 Evening and weekend appointments available. 53:: All Instruments in Hand Pieces are IUND WIDIHS â€"> Custom Aluminum .mmn- Mini Blinds M OMix 8: Match 050 Colours ng$g OAny colour 0 Any size % ' $ 5‘ 7 ‘ Lager Widths Available Pay for the la est blind get 2 more mini blin at no extra cost Vertical Blinds OFREE VALANCES ! 0ANY3 Igmmm‘filmdaANY SIZE I 0Custom made to fit your windowsl Only “279'“. FOR ALL THREE ! (Max. 120" x 84" per blind) F O R xx; A%k\ LESS 410 SPEERS RD., Oakviile, 338-2603 Mon-Wed. 10200-530 Thurs-Fri. lO:00-9:00 Sat. 9:00-5:00 Sun. 12:00-5:00 'ONTARIO'S LARGEST VOLUME DISCOUNT BLIND OUTLEI“ BLINDS thrown its support behind the par- ents. . So the small, but tight group has united together and armed with a comprehensive rational and peti- tion, will present its arguments before the board on April ’12th or as early as this month once the board’s transportation review com- mittee is struck. “The official answer is that this doesn’t involve enough people,” said Save the Buses group spokesperson Mark Asadoori-an. , “but it’s 34 families and that’s 68 taxpayers.” ' The board’s position is that these students were receiving bus service “outside the policy excepâ€" tion,” said Superintendent of Business Joe Birett. (See I'Perents‘ page 3) ($810) Expires March iii/94 in the Erin All COMMON“. All“. P/S. IOII' Bat. Ill 339. Air Conditioning. ll-Soli. Alto, Side Door Flill Wheel Cover. lllt. Wipers. Floor Console, Dllal Remote Mirrors, ll Speaker Stereo. llec. Cloth ' Buckets, All Season RIIIIIIS, Floor Hats Air Conditioning. Auto. DIS, 6 Pass. Seating, Air ‘Bag, Front Wheel Drive. tilt/Cruise. Ali/Fm Stereo ass" P/ll, Alum. 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