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Itientlibadeaaseci Problems.
previousetsystem,
:atemeasures
uwhen.sa
suimplementedh
as adding insulation, new
high•effiidencyeqtdpment or
even in the case of an un-
seasonably - mild winter,
Manx customers •could not
understand that an , ad-
justment for a - decrease in
gas usage could not be made
until after the next actual
Meter read.
Cowan said, "There will
always be a few estimated
OHS,. for instaite, whem we
have a • custoiner with an
inside meter, a locked yard,
vacation or sickness of
meter readers, ;or in cases
e:lilanligedltierl.)4.1siPeriemevreenet parliraettinhti
theit, Minds, honieveg,he
said, :live hope toreduce
estimated reade, to a
The k,new system is ex-
pected also to reduce the,
inuinnqurierile's°;f.: leavingthe
operatatsMore accessible to
• gas bills evened oidevet the
year. avoid;
equalitedhilling plan to have
hcaullstomdlegher4tieur:5:rirtio:.0.ristintyc cAstetaker
under the new system,
advantageppyn
of Union's
Cowan'a0 also nOted that,
; • it
• esetstrch
IS costly
Cancer fietearch is costly.
An Average of sixty-one
cents out of every dollar
raised . the Canadian
Cancer.Society's April Cain-
.
paign goes directly to
reitelirth.
Cherie* Cliffe. Ontario
'Djviion Volunteer Cam-
• paign 'Chairman, said, "the
• rapport of CancerResearch,
• the Society's programs of
Public Education, and
cancer Patient Services
would not be possible
without the generous support
of the Canadian Public".
The Society's 1983 theme,
"We Need You Now More
Than Ever" refers to the
ititlifiV;tett that some
People may feel that due to
the success of the fund rais-
ing efforts of Terry Fox, con-
tliiiieiniublic *port of the
Society is not ihecessary.
Mr. Cliffe stated, "Terry's
wish was that all -Marathon
Of Hope Funds would be used
fornew Innovative research
•
programs •that could not
have otherWise been funded.
For that reason, NO percent
of the Terry Pox Funds went
to the National Cancer In-
stitute".
• The money raised diring
the ,Society's Annual April
CaMpaign will fund existing
reie.arch programs as; well
as the. Society's ongoing
Education and Patient Ser-
vice programs The latter
two programs represent 14
and 16 per cent of the
SOCietY'ainceme 1yJeavingjustn1ne per cent
for idministtation and fund
raiSingeosts.
"ReSearehers, cancer pa-
tient:441nd the many exciting
education programs really
do need the public's support
OW; more than • ever",
statedhle OEffe„
"thle th the Support
received in past fund raising
• efforts, we are making head-
way in this fight. There are
many types of cancer for
which we have made
tremendous advances in
treatment,” Mr. Cliffe
eoO-
tlnued, "but we have a long
read ahead."
With over 100 different
feting of cancer, scientists
needle be Super sleuths. To
help earry • out their in-
veltigetiOtis, they require
gMatertind treater amounts
Of money. Itis for that
te.ason that the Canadian
cancer Society site you to
give geuerouily,