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WWW!!!) WWW-Want: West Nile virus likely in Waterloo Region after human case ’lhe Region of Waterloo's tive mosquito pools detect- Public Health Ontario sonal protection include: dusk and dawn; Blimlnalemoaqldto Public Health department ed in the region to date and also reports 82 confirmed ' Apply a repellent con- breedinggmunda has identified the first pmb- in 20” one probable and and probable human West Mahperaonal taining DEBT. 0 Eliminate standing able human case of West one confirmed case of the Nile virus cases as of median-priority Follow manufacturer’s water on your property to Nile virus in the region. virus was reported in Water- Aug. 28. - Wear lightâ€"coloured, instructions and never use a reduce places where mos- l'he individual has been loo. The agency urges resiâ€" tightly woven long-sleeved concentration higher than quitoes can breed. includ- hospitalized and is in seri~ Prior to last year the last dents to take precaution shins, pants andahat; needed for the time you ing in birdbaths, eave- ous condition. case ofWest Nile virus in when venturing outdoors. - Minimize your time plan to spend outdoors. stroughs and flowerpot ’lhere have been six posi- Waterloo Region was 2005. Helpful suggestions for per- spent outdoors during Eucalyptus oil and soy- saucers; bean oil are other 0 Don't allow outdoor alternatives; objects to collect water; A ‘l 0 The use of DEBT - (lover rain barrels with . .,_.. 2’“ " - ’- on a child under the a fine mesh screen; " " . “It" fie age of six months is 0 Change water in bird- (5 “1% not recommended: baths and livestock water~ “'\,_ fl; 0 Make sure that ing tanks at least once a . a}; m. door and window week; W screens fit tightly and ' Don't allow water to have no holes that collect in roadside ditches N NOW ACCEPTING NEW PATlENTS would allow mosqui» or in low-lying areas on . . » - . 1 -‘ -. er . _ toes to enter your resi» your property; . . 4 v Y . ' » dence and to possibly 0 Clean up brush and , ‘ ‘ K _ , - bite you. debris. . . P ‘3‘ ‘ ; gig} y Project Safe Semester launched ’ . ‘ . '. Q . ‘ The Waterloo Regional safety and positive interâ€" ““ ‘. '« ‘3“ " ‘ Police Service, in partner- action in the community. .. a ' ‘ r' . ship with the University of Waterloo Regional Police I _ a Waterloo. Wilfrid laurier and its community part- - ' . g , “ University. City of Water- ners are committed to ,1? . \\ ‘\ l i 88 '8 ‘ loo By-law Enforcement, working with permanent ‘ the Alcohol and Gaming residents and students / I l i 51 9’ 4’ 594 Commission and Water- alike to help build safe. ' l ‘ A . J x q . ‘ loo Fire Rescue, is launchâ€" strong neighbourhoods. f ~ ..-.~__,_.___.“._.___ "r" - "" ”0*" “W“ l“ ’1‘ ‘v“" ' ing Project Safe Semester using a multi-faceted ' I , ‘ g 2012. approach. .,... ' 7 ' ' . ‘ g . This special initiative it starts with the Door t f , ,1! , , . , _ M t . ' ' isconducted each year at Knock Program Sept. 10 ill '1 (Jill 55", ~ ' " H ‘ thistimetohelppromote from6t09pm. “ I a . We respect the bargaining process... , In W U tt ll t' t " ' ' e 0 no ear up CO BC IVE agreemen S. â€" Dalton McGumty, August 2011, addressmg [ITO members MEG 'nty arns teachers to 0k new contracts ' ' f II or he Will do It on em. . â€" Fmancml Post, August 2012 ’ U I Now that s a lesson In It ypocrlsy Let your MPP know what you think. = - Brought to you by the Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario %