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Ee ---- an 2 RE "Health Unit guidelines rapped (From page 1) 'preparation of food. While most are fairly straight for- ward, there are some which could present problems at certain outdoor events. One provision calls for the floors of food preparation areas to be made: of 'wood, concrete or asphalt, and the floors "must be painted or otherwise treated to ensure ease of cleaning." - And the walls of food preparation areas must be of sound construction, not canvas or plastic. The cooking of food in the community and charitable events, lasting not longer than a single day. Another provision calls for the treatment of roads lead- ing to the event to prevent dust problems, prior to the event and as often as necessary after that. open is only permitted for - Stereo head phone sets could lead to problems The Canada Safety Council is asking parents who give stereo headphone sets that can be used with portable receivers to young people for Christmas to also ensure the users are aware of hazards involved with careless use. These items, while not necessarily restricted by law, are dangerous when used by the driver of a motor vehicle, because they can reduce awareness of warning signals, or blot them out altogether. The same applies to the high quality new automobile stereo systems played at ~ high volume. There has now been one recent case of a young ped- estrian struck by a train of which he was apparently unaware. This instance gives a clear indication of the ability of this equipment to drown out other sounds. A driver was reported to have been fined in Orvieto, Italy, for driving while using a headset; there have been similar cases in Switzerland. Stereo headsets do not come under any federal statute; they are not in themselves hazardous products and standards setting organizations cannot control usage after pur- chase. Yet the danger comes in the way the headphones are used. The Canada Safety Council suggests owners of stereo headphones ensure long- term enjoyment of the equip- ment by: » 1. never using them while driving a car or motorcycle. 2. never using them while riding a bike. 3. never using them when walking down any street. 4. never using them when operating any powered vehicle - such as snowmobile or boat. Parents of young people are urged to satisfy them- selves that these restrictions will be observed. News from Greenbank Please reserve next Sunday, Dec. 20th for our Christmas Service at 11:30, and Dec. 24th for the joint Christmas Eve Candlelight Service to be held in Green- bank Church at 7:30 P.M. On Sunday morning every- end with her son, Mr . and , Mrs. Ross Cookman. Corigratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hunter of Prince Albert on the birth of their daughter last week. Mr. and Mrs. Corless Ashenhurst of Uxbridge visited Mr. and Mrs. Armour McMillan on"Thursday. .Glad to report Mr. Norman Elson is home. from Uxbridge hospital, after a lengthy stay. Mr. and Mrs. "Mark Roundell of Toronto spent the weekend = with. her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Murray Lee. Our ladies of the community are welcome to the W.1. Xmas meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Helen McKean on Wed. Dec. 16. A pot luck dinner at 12 - o'clock with the meeting and program later. Wed. morning coffee hour held in the hall, will be cancelled on the 23rd and 30th of: December. Sorry to report Mr. Fred ' Real has been moved from Uxbridge to Sunnybrook hospital. A pre-Christmas dinner ° was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee for their family on Sunday. Mrs. Len Jarvis and Mrs. J. Couperthwaite attended the Wallace Sunday evening. " Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack Couperthwaite, was Mrs. Gladys Carfwell from Buck- horn on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lee, and Kelley from Trout Creek spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lee. Congratulations to. Mr. Glen Sommerville of Oshawa who was ~~married on Saturday. For news next week - phone 985-2944 or\985-2924, Memorial - Church in Scarboro last one enjoyed hearing the Junior choir sing,accompan- ied by Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Cookman. Choir practise will be held Tues. evening. We would welcome anyone to come out and sing with us. Mr. and Mrs. Don McKean were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fitzgerald in Pickering on Sunday. We welcome home Mr. and Mrs. Morley Raines from * their vacation in Florida. 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