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A14 - The Canadian Champion, Tuesday, April 24, 2007 ~~n~~aI ffiAlrmFrrye Well water info session hel re urs h tevh m Thi laliun et iun Healh iBruekviile [rom n 3 30 ru Q p ru nsT~ ~ ~ uu.~. informuation session lor private well water is an in-portini ltirLiÇil Oi mliv kW VII oWlets tomorroWHalton Region," saidRgoa hi I i ul The drop-in event will be held ar the Gary Carr. "For our residents who use 2008 FORS ESCAPE XLT FWD !nu, P. Windows/WoCkS. 6-way p. driver seat, speed control, tog Iamps, 6 air bags, block hoater & more. Stk. #S8030 FROM 0%AVAILABLE UP TO 36 MONTHS 2007 FORD RANGER 4X2 SPORT SUPERCAB 3.01 engine, 5 Sp automatic transmission, sport trim, AM/FM stereo w/dlock &CD player, 169- alum wheels, boxliner. 81k. #R7022 FRDM $17*99 *Taxes, lcerse, freight Prîleelir Plis extra. Delivery allimirce dedîcled. LiMrled lime ilfer. Six Dealer tir details. SALUS FORD LINCOLN 65MAIN STRVUEET7 EAST. MILTON bU5' SALES . LEASIN a SERVICE * PARS -a COLLISON CENTE d tomorrow the oils and education s0 that they C11SUle dnidu d Uti i1L well water.- Residents who attend the infortna- tion session will have an opportunity to: . Talk to public health inspectors about well water quality concerns a Bring one cup of water in a stenil- i.zed jar to have it tested for nitrates (nitrates in water could indicate con- tamination) - Drop off a warer sample ro be sent for bacteria testing - cail the healrh departruent at (905) 825-6000 or visit www.halton.ca/health ro find our where ro ger an approved water sample bottie - Pick up approved water sample botties for future bacteria testing - Learn about water treatment sys- terus such as ultra violet, reverse osmo- sis and chlorination froru experienced water treatruent comparues - Talk to staff froru the Regions Planning and Public Works department to discuss water conservation princi- pIes * Observe well drilling equipment and learn about well drilling froru pro- fessionals from the Ontrio Ground Water Association e Learn the results [rom the 2006 Halton Region Rural Well Water Study "It is important to monitor bacteria and nitrate levels in your pnivate well water supply," said Halton Medical Officer of Hesalth Dr. Bob Nosal. "Owners of private wells should make every effort to maintain their well and test their water for bacteria ai least three tîmes pet year. Time to get a littie froggy at Mountsberg Spning fever is in the arr, as maie frogs ger ready ro sing in full chorus ro attract mates. This annual wildltfe phenomenon can be witnessed in the forests and wer- lands of Mountsberg Conservation Arca, where visitors cao join one of rwo annual Frogwatchers Hikes. The songs or maring calîs of our amphibious friends are so distinctive that various species can be identified without actuaily being seen. The earliesr songster is the spning peeper, a riny tree frog that makes a loud peep. When thousands of these calîs happen rogerber the individual peeps are indîscernible, but the overaîl chorus is almosr deafening. This years hikes will take place froru 7 10 9 p.m. this coming Saturday and next. Participants can watch a puppet show and visit the pond, maybe even getting their hands on some of these crearures. They'il also learn about the difference between frogs and toads, and the amnazing lives of salaruanders. The cosr is $12 for adults and $10 for kids five ro 12. Admission is by advance registration only, and space is limited. To register, caîl (905) 854-2276. Mountsberg is located on Milburough Line, five km wesr of Caruphelîville between Hwy. 6 South and Guelph Line.