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Tilt HERALD September 1MB Page Poppy campaign gets under way again Exhibition opens The Georgetown Rug Hooking Guild officially opened Deere and Marie so exhibit the Halloo Cultural Centre Gallery flnlihed examining one of Mi Jo r vis rug hooking call Sepl The runi until Oct Here Georgetown Guild Ann Moor head left Ontario president With such sunny days It is hard to accept that we are the end the summer The leaves arc starting to turn and the Branch Poppy Chair Is once again looking for help from you The Poppy campaign Is the only appeal to the public that the Legion makes The fundi raised through the distribution of popples and wreaths go to help ex service personnel ana their dependents Jean will be needing can to give a couple of hours of time during Remembrance week Why not volunteer A sheet is on the Branch notice board We received a letter Branch 1B3 Kincardine They are organizing union of the ships company Kincardine They ore attempting lo track down the and addresses of crew members who on this ship If you know did ask to contact Branch 1B3 The letter is on the notice board afternoon meal draw winners wert Eddie Ceil Jim Terry Frank Nlchohon John Wright Don Marg 1 1 odder Harold Harry Allen Keith Tost The was won Recycling must become a way of life Can we really moke our problems disappear in a puff of smoke During the last few Tears the ques tion of energy from waste has never been far from the front of the debate on solid waste disposal Proponents and opponents have argued the ques tions of safety economy and conve nience with vigor and passion Energy from Waste however is like the phrase sanitary landfill a What Is being discussed Is incineration The basic question Is Can we bum our gar bage without polluting our air If the safety problem con be then there are several other lions which must be answered before facilities can be con The economics of a project will be determined by an assured energy market and a sufficient supp ly of appropriate waste Perhaps tip ping fees would be Justified since plants could reduce waste volumes by a consi per cent The initial coals of plants ore usually much higher than those for landfills so if the safety factors were equal then the long term economic benefits would have to be carefully considered Into this mix would have to be factored the current and future prices of competing sources of energy such as gas and oil which ore used generate heat and electric The safety concerns are centered In two areas What exactly Is going up the chimney in smoke and what is contained in the leftover ashes Traditional garbage Incinerators reduces smoke containing flyash metals oxides of nitrogen and sulphur ozone hydrochloric add ana various organic compounds The residual ash Is often toxic and should be disposed of In a hazardous waste disposal facility There Is also considerable evidence that incorrect combustion and certain types of waste produce dloxlru and both suspected cancer causing agents More modem technologies have reduced many of these problems Much of the incineration technology that is now under study is European in design giving the pressures many countries In that area ore because of the lack of sites for landfill Sweden has recently completed a study of all aspects of waste incineration following a moratorium on new solid waste Incineration facilities in 1985 The report that burning was an acceptable method of dealing with municipal solid waste under certain conditions The Swedish experience suggests three things Hazardous materials such as batteries must be removed from waste intended for burning More efficient combustion systems must be used and system must be better trained best available technology must be used to clean gas discharged from the stacks Sweden has concluded that It is safe to burn certain garbage under certain conditions David Hoy a researcher for the federal National Incinerator Testing and Evaluation Program will not give an unqualified yes lo incineration but believes GEORGETOWN SPA FITNESS CENTRE EXCLUSIVELY YOURS 8771924 I I d like to invite you to my new location at CLASSIC CLIPS Drop in or call 8771455 360 GUELPH STREET UNIT GEORGETOWN Hwy 7atDelrex that modem EFW can be designed and operated lo minimize those emissions which concern us Groups such as Pollution Probe seem to be saying that we can safe ly bum municipal waste now but perhaps someday For its part the Ontario govern ment has moved la ban apartment building Incinerators place a moratorium on the building of new hospital incinerators until the best available technology has been deter mined Currently the Ontario Ministry of the Environment is In the process of revamping the ex design and operating criteria for Incinerators of all types In spite of all the studies ex pcrlmcnts and research that lias been done the jury would still seem to be out on the question of whether It Is safe to burn municipal waste I have during lost five weeks made several suggestions about the various ways that governments and private citizens can help alleviate the present problems of solid waste disposal It Is not a complete list by any means but I think that reiterating the suggestions one final time will at least illustrate the magnitude of the problem that Is facing all of us First and forcmosl believe that is not a matter to be left unattended to private sector If private operators an going to be in the business Ihe monitor and regulation of such sites must left completely in the hands of government The primary respon sibility is the safety of the citizens and this can only be ensured if they retain the right to determine dump ing regulations and directly monitor site safety Recycling and reduction must become a way of life for every per son and Mandatory rccycl Is an option that every municipality can seriously consider As a matter policy ail new landill sites should be established In con junction With recycling programs and possibly recycling facilities if the latter are practical All dump- sites should have the ability to con duct large scale composting opera lions una as a matter of course be equipped to collect hazardous goods for safe disposal If tipping fees at landfill sites were raised so thai businesses that rccycl received positive economic to participate Inappropriate and excessive packaging must be discouraged both through consumer resistance and government action Whenever possi c packaging should be made from reusable or recyclable materials Deposits on returnable packaging have made some difference but the idea should be expanded dous goods such as batteries to sure that they art removed from Finally I believe thai more use should be made of the en spirit In North America In Alberta a company has deviloped a business recycling short term plastic goods into long term construction materials In New Jersey local businessman has devised a method of turning con rubble into aggregates and successfully charges construction companies to both take the waste off their hands and return it to them In a new Private enterprise can deal with some aspects of waste disposal safely and profitably The problem waste disposal is everybody problem can pass all the laws wants bt unless we each accept the and the solutions as our problem solutions the local dump is liable remain as and dangerous act of life Main South Downtown STAGE WEST DINNER THEATRE TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE FOR NOV 1188 CALL DAVE ASHBEE or BRIAMHacADAM 877 One Step Mead ITS OUR FIRST Your Lifestyle Shoe Store ANNUAL HELP US TO CELEBRATE WITH THESE GREAT SAVINGS ON FASHION FOOTWEAR STONEHAM BOOT Pink Yellow While Was 58 NOW WESTIES TOFFEE PUMP Was 67 00 WEST BROWN DRESS BOOT Was 140 now PUMP RED SPICE Was 65 Ml 00 SAVINGS OF ON SELECTED STYLES DURING OUR 4 DAY CELEBRATION NOT ALL SIZES IN ALL STYLES YOUR LIFESTYLE SHOE STORE MAIN ST S DOWNTOWN GEORGETOWN 8771636 The In house sports events start on 1 with competing tti the Sam Memorial Trophy with the starting pm NTS The fall season at Branch 120 starts with the General meeting on Sept The president Invites all members to join ANNIVERSARY SUPPER To mark Branch 110 anniversary we will be having a Joint supper with the Ladles The Ladies Auxiliary to Branch 110 also their charter In hence the reason for this Joint supper In order to enjoy this evening to the fullest the ladles will not be preparing or serving this meal Tickets will be on sale after the September general meeting at SO per person HONORS AND AWARDS NIGHT OCT I Membership chairman Pat Chamberlain has a notice posted for those who are eligible for long The Initiation Team will practise Sept The District B Fall Convention will be held on Oct IS at Branch Wetland Ladies welcome new member By YVONNE I Herald Special There was a meeting of the Legion Auxiliary Sept where a new member was initiated Welcome Linda Canity We hod two of our members gel married recently Canny and Leona IPosllethwoite Mlddlcton Our Zone Peck will make her annual Jan IS 1989 A very special thanks to Ruby Bailey and her committee for male the annual visit from our veterans such a success This Is a very special day and we look for want to our veterans visiting with us each year Crib for District will be held Oct 1 in Georgetown Registration Is at a with play beginning at 11 a m If you wish to play contact Anne Nicholson SPECIAL PRICE Sorters 12 15exp 5 24exp 8 36expll FREE Double Prints 23 or Double Size CAN YOU BELIEVE THIS xl color enlargements for as low as per picture including film developing PUBLIC NOTICE PART OF WINSTON CHURCHILL BOULEVARD TO BE CHANGED TO OLD PINE CREST ROAD THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF BRAMPTON PUBLIC NOTICE OF CHANGE OF STREET NAME TAKE NOTICE that the Council of The Corporation the City Brampton proposes to enact a by law pursuant Paragraph of Section of the Municipal to change the name of part of the road allowance between Ihe former Townsh Ch and former Township of Wnston Churchill Boulevard to Old Pine Crest Roid The part oi road allowance that will be sub iect to the crnnge is bed as follows The land situated in the Ciiy of Brampton in Regional Peel formerly in the Township of Chinguacousy County of Peel being the part of the road allowance the Township of Chinguacousy and the Townsh Esquesng more particularly as follows PREMISING that Ihe easterly limit the road allowance between the Township of Chinguacousy and Township has a bearing of North 44 degrees 1 minutes seconds West and relating all bearings heroin thereto Commencing at the southerly angle of Lot 1 2 Concesalon 6 West Huronlano Street in the former Township of Chinguacousy THENCE South degrees 32 minutes 40 seconds West feet to a point in the westerly limit of said road allowance said point being easterly angle ot Lot Concess on 1 in Township of Esquesfng THENCE north degrees 1 minutes seconds West along westerly Imit the said road allowance 1035 2 feet to a standard iron bar localed at the point where the westerly limit of said road allowance intersects the southerly ihe By law Road known as Street as in Township of Esqueslng By law 372 registered April 1 1 8B5 in Land Registry Oflice for Registry Divis on of Hallon as instrument No 4372 THENCE North 38 degrees 32 minutes 40 seconds East feet a point in easterly limit of the said road allowan THENCE Soulh degrees 1 minutes 55 seconds East 1 along easterly limit of the said road to the pom of commencement A map location of said part the road allowance may be inspected at the office of Ihe Clerk during normal business hours The proposed by law will come before Council for con sideration regular in the Council Chambers at the municipal 1 Central Park Drive Brampton on the 1 day of October 1 988 at 7 30 o clock in the alter noon and time the council will hear any person who clams that he will be adversely affected by the by law and who be heard DATED at Bnmplon this 1 day of September 1 it lint on LEONARD J MIKULICH CITY CLERK THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF 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