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Wednesday There Mack gold in them sewers It is not exactly bubbling crude but it is close It is sewage sludge something that traditionally has been thought of as only an awkward aste to be disposed of A German discovery however has shown that sewage sludge can be converted to oil The pro cedure is being refined now at the Canada Centre for Inland Waters in Burlington Trevor Bndle residue management specialist at the centre said all things that have made sludge a heavy metals now make it a goodie Tests p for by Canada department of energy mines and resources indicate that CCIWs oil may be the highest quality synthetic yet pro duced That department calls it a very valuable pro duct he said adding we arc more and more en thused about the product every day A city the size of Burlington produced enough sludge to manufacture 500 to TOO gallons of fuel a day This could be sufficient to power alt the city and maybe en the Regions vehicles he said Although a pilot sue reactor could be built a short time COW is looking at a five year plan to prove the technology before going to a commer cial size reactor Until March of IBM laboratory work will be earned out to the process and determine all the advantages and disadvantages said Mr Bridle A demonstration facility will be built in 19H It will have a capacity of about tonnes of sludge per day about the sue needed to meet Burlington s needs However no decision on where to locate It has been made It will run for two years to iron out the dif before commercial exploitation flredoo want to take a chance on speeding up the schedule and blow the opportunity he said because technology that falls rarely makes a comeback so it is important that it wort the first time he added The oil produced at COW will not be an ideal fuel in the unrefined state but it will run a engine Further refining would be required to make it suitable for internal combustion engines One of the more likely uses would be to blend it with other synthetic oils or to supplement a pro duct like Athabasca crude be said Although producing a high quality oil It Is not believed that sludge could make up even one per cent of Canadian oil needs but all contributions help he said Get a great STYLE AND A FREE REDKEN RECONDITIONING TREATMENT TO KEEP IT LOOKING THAT WAY A a saving to eel kilo us In now our win a cm tint makes the most of your looks II prescribe ireatment trill nukes the most of your cut So hair have the right scientific in It In saining healthy looking condition clip Ihf coupon and call for an Intmrnl today have a beautiful new I HAVE HAIR CUT AND I WE GI A FREE union ghs It pays to convert to a natural gas rental water heater anytime Before January 31 it also pays up to 140 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Hoty Cross Church Auditorium EVERY THURSDAY numbers CMS numbers BO numbers numbers SB numbers mln At Oxbow Books Wed Jan 7 30 DON JUAN IN HELL Witty and Incisive OBSERVATIONS OF GEORGE BERNARD SHAW ON LIFE AND AFTER DEATH Readings from Shaw s Man and Superman by Normc Studios Florence O Connor Michael Burgoyne GlenTarlin Nicholas Ballinafad Hank Burnett chairman Winifred Smith There was a airly good attendance at the annual meeting Tor the community centre on Sunday afternoon The meeting was called for 1230 Lunch was served after which there was a friendly get as people got to know each other The business part of the meeting got under way around The newly elected State of Officers are as fallows Chairman Hank Burnett Secretary Betty Andrew Treasurer Grant Entertainment Jerry Bergan Public Relations Betty Walker Maintenance Jim Bailey and Members at Large Chris Martha Lewis and Reg French At the close of the meeting tickets were drawn for a prize which a seasons ticket for admission to all the hall boards dances It was won by a Mr Campbell of Good travelling and fine weather brought many worshippers out to church on Sunday They heard an inspiring sermon from the minister Rev Dr Bandy It was during the service that next Sunday January would be the annual congregational meeting The January meeting of the Women Institute started off 1883 with all members except one present It was held at the home of Margaret Jamieson Wednesday January A dessert luncheon was served which had been prepared by Hclga Sen warz and Reggie Marg Jamieson president called the meeting to order and opened with a poem for the New Year which was followed by the opening Thirteen members answered the roll call Members responsible for packing and looking after delivering the Christmas boxes for the sick and shut ins gave reports The president brought up the fact that there had been two disastrous fires in the neighborhood recently As It had in the past been the custom for the Vl to assist those in the community who had lost most of their belongings through fire a motion was carried that each family be given a donation from the branch Grace McEncry as convener of Education and Cultural Affairs took over for a period to conduct the program Frances was asked to give some known facts about the province of Manitoba Betty was asked to give current events which was followed by the motto which had been prepared and given by funic de program ended with an interesting talk by Grace on Education Acton Chamber of Commerce ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Monday January 31 Acton Legion COCKTAILS DINNER TO FOLLOW Guest Speaker IU per person TICKETS ARE BEING MAILED TO ALL MEMBERS WITH MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL OTHERSMAY WHITING 3725 Sale prices expire January 29 1983 gpga Do you know someone who deserves a medal If you know someone who has made Ontario a better place to live through their selfless ness humanity tell us An Advisory Council of Ontario citizens whose honour chairman is the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario The Honourable John Aird selects 12 winners from nominations made by you each year need your nominations by March 16 1983 Nomination forms arc available now by writing Executive Secretary Advisory Council Ontario Medal for Good Citizenship Queen s Park Toronto Ontario M7AIN3 The Ontario Medal for Anniversary