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Donald C. Macdonaid. MPP for York South, Percy Gray, prty worker for the N.D.P. in York South In! Gordon mean. Provincial Secretary. N.D.P. check the time on Mr. Gray's new timepiece. The gold watch was presented to Percy in recognition for his long service to the party. David fee of $2 instead of the usual veterinarian’s fee of $6 will be charged to cover costs. Wet, welfare smug-om; oronto or any Metro To acquaint pet owners with the disease, Dr. Belaiche prepared the following facts: A change of behavior is usually seen, but this could be mistaken for other con- ditions. Eventually, the curse of the disease can assume one of, two forms: paralytic or furious. The symptom can therefore vary from extremes such as aggresslvity or lethargy, profuse salivating or loss of bark. lower jaw paralysis or Dr. Andre Belaiche, president, Toronto Academy of Veterinanry Medicine, said that Metro pet owners should know the facts about rabies. "This region with its many ravines and abundant small wildlife mag” the control of rabies th t much more difficult," he added. The 10th annual minimum fee rabies clinic will be held Saturday, June 3, at Moss Park Armoury, Queen and Jarvis Streets in downtown Toronto. Services will. be volunteered by Metro's What are the symptons?: The symptoms are usually evident when the animal is already dangerous to humans. Once they develop, the disease is always fatal. It is amost impossible to recognize the disease when it develops. The symptoms begin to appear after a long and uncertain period of incubation ranging from twelve days to many months. With less than a month to go before Metro's veterinarians hold their annual minimum fee rabies clinic, there appears to be a general lack of knowledge about the fatal disease. FACTS ABOUTRABIES What is rabies: Rabies is a world-wide deadly disease for which there is no treatment. Furthermore, it is highly contagious to all wamblwded animals and to human beings. Borough will be himored. How is rabies spread: The disease is caused by a neurotropic virus, which means that the virus locates eventually in the central nervous system of the " fected animal. The virus is present in the saliva of the rabid animal. The disease is therefore transmitted mainly through biting. m Pet disease little .. understood "-"PPer""'t'""'r Working with patients in a pyschiatric ward requires a very special kind of volum teer. Basic requirements are sympathy, kindness, friendliness, common sense and emotional stability. Daytime workers spend about six hours a day with patients, talking, helping with crafts and cooking projects, encouraging Auxiliary has lT"ladles working with patiénts now and is looking for additional people for their work. periodically on animals found in Toronto. Only seven weeks ago, a fox with rabies was found in Downsview. A puppy raised in Scarborough and later purchased from the Humane Society was carrying the virus of rabies and several persons are still receiving daily injections to prevent the disease. Treatment is very painful and could be dangerous. It is, therefore, imperative to prevent the disease. Mental Health Volunteers Special volunteers POI; Lewis, who was to lave made the presentation, had to bow out at the last moment and Mr. Macdonald tiiied in. The award took place at the Lewis’ committee room at Eglinton and Keele. How do you prevent rabies?: Only one way: yearly vaccination of all pets. Modern vaccines against rabies are inex- pensive, do not hurt the pet, and provide a high degree of protection. Since it is our only weapon against the disease, we must use it. Important safeguards: Report any suspicion or possibility of rabies to your veterinarian or local health official; Be sure all cases of Evening volunteers spend about three hours with patients, primarily in a visiting role for those who have no relatives or friends, but at times assisting with evening games including bingo and cards. At times there are shop ping excursions, or walks on a pleasant day, and sports activities. New recreational activities are possible now with an assist from the borough-in this direction. patients to help themselves in every way. Through a series of bi- persons being bitten by dogs" or cats or wild animals are. referred to a physician. No such bites should be con- sidered lightly. Immediate and thorough cleansing of the bite wound is recom- mended: Confine the animal doing the biting. Quarantine in a veterinary hospital is recommended and have your dog or cat vaccinated yearly against rabies. Suggest similar action to friends and neighbours. monthly lectures in the conference room at Humber, supervised by Mrs. J. McPate, head nurse in the psychiatric ward, volunteers are given a real insight into mental illness. There are also lectures by staff psychiatrists -- in service talks - given to the nursing staff. , Anyone interested in helping should contact Mrs. M. Trevelyn, volunteer coordinator, at 241A)269. The first issue will be two multi-color stamps inaugurating a new series on Canadian Indians. The two designs, featuring Indians of the Plains will be printed on each sheet of stamps. Both stamps will be 8 c. values and will measure 36mm. by 30mm. each. The stamps will go on sale July 6. The second issue, com- prising four stamgs, will be released August to com- memorate the four in- ternational, earth sciences congresses being convened in Canada this year. All four designs will be printed on each sheet of stamps. The Canada Post Office gave advance notice of two multiple stamp issues which will be released this sum- mer. New stamps Nohm vs hereby given try every person m possess-on of Iand wnhm the Borough of North York In uuovdume wnh The Weed Control Art Onlano ohal unless nox-ous weeds tyr weed sends are destroyed by Jun. tst. "re, and throuqhorrt Me 500501! the Munmpalny mav emer Upon sand lands to muse the (\OIIOUS weeds or weed seeds to be destroyed (halqmg the (can aqcmsv the land m tones as set om m the Act i In thrs "Harp“ of puhllr health "Ulloui weeds requmnq arcdwarmn as rhey appear are Goat _ Beard chltory "mules Ragweed Pomonlvy‘ Wild Carrot en Although Dandollnns Burdock and Goldenrod ore not (on sndmpd nonnus weed‘ wnhin the 8or0urth a! North York on do: why; Weed Convrol Art the (O opevahon at all (ll-mm. us sohrrted m the phmmmlon of Wow mmumo, weeds BASH M “All Moror Apt" 24m, 1072 Complclnu and Inqulvog Ibo-H4 to dlruo.‘ to 22S Mt t. on. "thtrom Juno Sth to SopOombor 19m, 1911. Notice to Property (hmrs Bostroy Noxious Weeds BOROUGH OF NORTH YORK Legal Aid: Anyone in need of legal advice is welcome to drop in to Weston Infor- mation Centre Tuesday evenings from 7 to 9 pan. A receptionist will be on hand to see you have seating accommodation and someone to talk with during your wait. Mrs. Ewart, our Legal Aid lawyer will be interested to help you in any way she can. Wednesday afternoons is bingo time commencing at 1:30 p.m. at the meeting rooms at the Municipal Buildings, 2000 Weston Road. The club also had it's first out-of-town trip of the season yesterday with a bus trip to Kitchener. Spring is in thesair and the Weston Senior Citizens have arranged numerous ac- tivities for the season and the summer ahead. The program began May 11 when the club held a pot luck luncheon followed by an interesting evening, in- cluding a game of cards. Now is the time for reconditioning your lawn- mower and other powered implements. Rust eats metal, therefore cotter pins and other holding devises which could weaken should be checked and oiled. Replace any worn parts. With the mild weather, more people will be working outside' around the house, removing Christmas lights, cleaning windows, etc. Before you climb the ladder, make sure of its' condition. Check for loose or broken steps and be especially sure of the ground your ladder is resting. Soft ground could make the ladder shift, causing you to fall off. Any gasoline powered implements or gasoline cans should be stored outside. Gasoline should never be used as a cleaning fluid. Is your child's bicycle in good condition? Are brakes Delegates attending the annual meeting of the Federation of Ontario Naturalists in Sarnia recently urged the Federal Government to set as an immediate priority, the development of a population policy which would involve the earliest possible stabilization of human numbers in Canada. Gerald McKeating, executive director of the When cleaning outside around the house, pick up any small stones or broken glass which may have been hidden under the snow. A speeding car could send one of these stones through your window or injure persons on the sidewalk or lawn. Senior citizens active Stop the world Spring is here D I MANNING We’d Imppnm Thursday afternoons at 1:30, the name of the game is euchre. And alternate Friday evenings at; p.m. the club plays euchre at a charge of 50 cents per head. The Senior Citizen's Club of Weston, under the leadership of Mrs. Edna Barratt and her executive, is for the pleasure and en- joyment of all senior citizens and all are invited out to the gatherings. Other outings are being planned for the near future. Included are trips to Niagara Falls, and Collingwood. anyone in the community who has the knowledge and the time to pass Judgment on the poetic endeavours of a young man who is confined to hospital for the rest of his daysastheresultofacar accident? His verse comes from the heart, but he has no idea if it is good and would appreciate any help or im struction from someone working; has the chain been oiled and does it have the right tension, is there a rear fender reflector? Over the winter your child may have grown. Adjust handle bars and seat to proper height. Do your children know the rules of the road? "Canada," he claimed, "was in a unique position to set a world example." When walking don't forget motorists. Point your way to safety. Use the crosswalk property. Remember these rules:- Wait before you cross; Give the motorist ample time to stop; Walk, don't run. federation, stated that the exponential growth of human populations was fundamental to increasing environmental degradation, pollution, resource depletion, and general dete- rioration of the human condition in almost all parts of the world. Spring maintenance of the car, such as oil changes should not be done on the street or sidewalk as stated in Ontario Traffic By-laws. Remember that mild weather brings more children onto the street. Parked cars are a hazard. Is it essential for your car to be parked on the road and not in the driveway? The life you save may be your child'; Poetry critic: Is there Handymen: We have had a number of calls for han- dymen. If you do this type of work please call and give us your name and telephone number. This is also a good opportunity for ambitious older students. A couple of boys working together could develop a fairly steady work project for the summer, making use of the centre as a referral source tor customers. What about it? Lost & Found: Having had calls from several people who hare 1ostysys, wallets“ packages etc., on' Weston Road, we would like to make it known that we are willing to act as a go-between. If the finders would call and give us their names and telephone numbers, we could in turn pass it on to the party making the enquiry about the lost article. Likewise, if the loser would give his name and telephone number we could inform him of any information we receive. Soccer: For boys 6-14 years interested in soccer, here is a golden opportunity. The Borough of York, Department of Parks & Recreation is in the process of organizing a Minor Soccer Association and no young boy will be turned away. League officials, convenors, trainers and coaches will be provided. For anyone who has missed earlier registration dates it is not too late to apply. Registrations will be accepted at Cedar- vale Arena May 20. Forms can be picked up at the centre during office hours. Games and lessons are planned for each evening from Monday to Thursday, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., and the number of games will depend on registration. Soccer will be played until September and is an ideal for boys to work off energy, learn competitive sports- manship and meet other boys who live in the borough. If anyone would like further information, call the registrar, Mrs. Sylvia Jones at 653-3526, and remember - application forms are at the centre. Maps: We have maps of both the Province of Ontario and the City of Toronto. We also have a supply booklets regarding the summary of planning proposals for districts 1, 2, & 3 in the Borough of York. Feel free to come down and help yourself. 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