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The Draft Report of STAGE 2B of the Waste
Management Master Plan for The Regional
Municipality of Waterloo has now been
completed. This Report outlines the details of the
preferred waste management system for the
Region. The main facilities recommended for the
preferred system.are as follows:
• Expand existing landfills in. Waterloo and
Cambridge and develop a new landfill in the
Township of Wilmot
• Construct an Energy from Waste'r513ht
, (incinerator) in the City of Kitchener
• Maintain existing transfer stations in the
Townships of Wilmot and Wellesley and construct
transfer stations in the Townships of Woolwich
and North Dumfries:
Anyone interested in reviewing the results of
STAGE 2B is invited to attend Open Houses
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Monday 22 April '85
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Tuesday 23 April '85
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Wednesday 24 April '85
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and is also a factor in half of
the deaths due to heart
disease. About two million
Canadians have hyper-
tension and many of them
will risk premature death
and disability unless their
blood pressure is reduced.
High blood pressure
usually produces no sym-
ptoms until it's too late and.
in most cases, doctors don't
know what causes it. Con-
sequently everyone should
have his or her blood
pressure checked regularly.
The test is simple, inex-
pensive and painless. If you
have hypertension, it can be
controlled in most cases with
drug and diet therapy.
Thereis a tendency to
think that high blood
-pr-essur-e--onl-y---affl-ie-ts the
elderly, but it can occur at
any age. Physicians have
detected hypertension in
small children, teenagers
and young children as well
as middle-aged persons.
Despite its,occurrence at all
ages, hypertension remains
neglected. At least half of the
two million Canadians with
high blood pressure don't
know they have it. Of those
who know they have it, only
half are.. being treated
adequately or at all.
While the means of con-
trolling high blood are
readily available, the in-
centive to seek out and
continue treatment is, too
often lacking in those who
have it. It requires a lot of
persistence and attention
and many patients become
discouraged, particularly
when there is a feeling of
well-being and no apparent
symptoms. In the long run
though, it's worth it.
High blood pressure
victims also ignore other
factors which work with
hypertension to increase the
probability of heart attack or
stroke, The Heart Foun-
dation calls them risk fac-
tors and they include im-
proper diet, cigarette
smoking, lack of exercise
and obesity. Heredity also
can play a role. Persons
whose ,parents have high.
blood pressure are more
likely to have it themselves.
-• The'. Heart and Stroke
Foundation of Ontario is
conducting programs to
make the pubic aware of the
problem of high blood
pressure and represen-
tatives. say that ' if more
people had their blood
pressure checked regularly,
there would be a marked
increase-im-the--num-beer-"who _-
live longer, healthier lives.
The methods of treatment
are available, but without 'a
cooperative, knowledgeable
public, these weapons
against the disease known as
the "silent killer" mean
nothing.
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l:rossroads--Apr. 17, 1985 --Page 15
Here's How
By Gene Gary
Q. On any home, I have
galvanized eave troughs that
have been painted. Every
year after' the ice and snow
have melted, the paint
comes off in big flakes.
Should the troughs ,be
treated in some way before '
painting again? -Mr. C.C.
A. There are several key
steps required to prepare
metal surfaces for painting
in order to achieve long-
lasting results. Rusted
surfaces should be scraped
and wire -brushed to remove
loose or deteriorated coat-
ings.
Remove anyirt, grease,
oil or other contaminants
from the surface by using a
solvent such as paint thinner
or by scrubbing with a strong
detergent and rinsing with
fresh water.
Lightly sand hard, glossy
previous paint to assure
maximum adhesion. M4ke
sure the surface is dry and
clean prior to coating appli-
cation.
A' primer should be used
prior to the finish coat.
Primers and topcoats
designed for use on metal
surfaces are available in
either oil -base or water -base
formulations. It is important
that primers be selected
based On the condition of the
surface after the surface
preparatn has been com-
pleted.
The condition of the sur-
face will dictate the type of
primer you will need to use.
Check with your paint dealer
for recommendations on
heavily rusted metal com-
pared with a surface that is
in better condition.
After allowing the primer
to dry thoroughly, apply the
appropriate finish coat in the
color of your choice.
Two recommended brands
for paint and primer are
Rust-Oleum and De-Rusto.
Use only oil -base finish coats
over oil -base primers and
water -base finish coats over
water -base primers.
Q. Recently there have
been several articles con-
cerning land subsidence and,
house foundation defects.
One article recommended
pulling up the carpets and
looking for cracks in the con-
crete slab foundation. How
does one "pull up" the
carpets? Are the tacked or
glued to the slab?-N.A.
A. The padding under the
carpet is not gluedto the
slab. You should be able to
take up the carpet yourself,
allowing you to inspect the
slab. However, re-laying the
carpet, probably is a job best
left to the professional
carpet layer, as it inust be
stretched and tacked at the
.perimeters. If you replace
the carpet with new, be sure
to use a good padding recom-
mended for on -grade floors.
Q. My concrete pond has a
large crack and will not hold
water. It is very shallow, but
I would like to have water
and plants in it. Can I repair
--it-so-tt-will hold-waEer� J -W-- A. Any repair work will
have to be done in warm, dry
weather conditions. Be sure
the concrete is dry and the
cracks free of loose dust.
For any sizable cracks you
will need to use a concrete
patching material. Several
brands are on the market.
One recommended brand is
Red -E -Crete, which can be
mixed with concrete glue for
best results. Be sure to
follow the manufacturer's
instructions carefully.
,Smaller cracks often can
be treated with sealants rec-
ommended for concrete
pools. Force the sealant into
the crack as far as possible
and smooth it flush with the
surrounding surface. Follow
the manufacturer's direc-
tions to the letter.
If a primer is recom-
mended in the cracks before
sealing, use the type recom-
mended for the sealant.
Q. My question concerns
stains on the white vinyl top
of my automobile. There is a
yellow -colored substance
•h,$ • . ms to drop out of the
sky. It lands on my car in a
caked form. The majority of
the substance can be
removed easily with a
fingernail. However, it
leaves a yellow spot. •
1 have tiled any number of
methods including a scour-
ing pad, but thus far I've
been , unsuccessful in
removing the stains. Can you
be of any assistance?-V.L.
A. It may be impossible to
remove this stain. You can
try to solution of trisodium
phosphate mixed with house-
hold bleach, 1 cup of each to
a gallon of warm water. Test
this solution on a small area
of the spotting to see how .it
works.
11 this is ineffective, you
can try a solution of oxalic
acid, available at drug-
stores. You can have the
vinyl top refinished at an
automobile paint shop if you
are unable to remove the
stains. But unless you can
prevent future staining, your
problem will not be solved.
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