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2 THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16; 2003 Quarry blast angers... continued from page 1 His son, Brett Carachi, who lives on 22 Side Road, blames the September 22 blast for damaging his foundation and he wants compensation and an apology. Brett Carachi said the blast was "very scary" and that he initially thought it was a pro- pane explosion or earthquake that shifted his bungalow one- half inch off its cinderblock foundation. The younger Carachi Dr. Tim doesn't think the blast results are suspect, but said they aren't an.accurate look at the impact on people living on the south west side of the quarry where more monitors should be located, now that quarry- ing is being carried out in that area, Dufferin Aggregate's prop- erty and resource manager Sarah Lowe, said the Golder and Associates report says while the experts, "don't doubt the sincerity of the con- cerns, our blast could not have ~ Peloso ROCKWOOD FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC Manual treatment for care and revention of nerve, musele, bone & joint pain. New Patients & Emergencies Wel- come Evening & Saturday 118 Alma Street (Highway 7 & Main St.) Rockwood (519) 856-2624 WILLMOTT - CUNNINGHAM | Robert and Karen Willmott of Parkhill are pleased to announce the engagement of their son Joe to Lindsay Cunningham, daughter of Bob and Alison Cunningham of Guelph. The marriage will take place October 25, 2003 at 3pm at Norfolk St. United Church, Guelph. Congratulations on your appearance in "Today's Bride" Magazine and on the been of sufficient magnitude to have caused the cracks in the mirror." "Their opinion is that no damage could have possibly happened at these levels," Lowe said on Friday, adding Dufferin will continue their "good neighbour" policy to re- solve the issues, including designing future blasts to have less impact by using less ex- plosives in smaller areas. Results from 'a monitor on the Fourth Line on September 22 registered ground vibration levels of 2.5-millimetres/ sec- ond, well below the government guidelines of 12.5mm/s. Noise levels regis- tered at 122-decibels, below the 128-decibel limit. At the monitor on 22 Side Road, the blast vibration meas- ured 5.3mm/s, and the noise level was 114-decibels. Lowe said people heard and felt the blast that day more than normal because quarrying ac- tivities are moving closer to homes on the west side of the quarry. "They are still over 1.3-kilo- metres away from us, which is a fair distance," Lowe said, adding the "trouble" with blasts is that some days they aren't as evident as others, de- spite results from continuous FOOD DRIVE: The Thanksgiving food drive for the Acton Food Bank at St. Joseph's school was very successful. The generosity of the school community was outstanding said vice- principal Tony Ceelen. Two grade seven students, Daniel Kalbhenn and Travis Paul assist Food Bank representative Eileen Dix in loading the food donations. - Submitted photo "City Line" Show! J ¢ Togeth: I NOTICE OF REPORT TO COUNCIL REGARDING DUPLICATE ADDRESSING CHANGES A report will be presented to Town Council on October 20, 2003, regarding duplicate address- ing changes. The purpose of the report is to inform Council of community comments and survey re- sults, and to recommend a public meeting be held on March 3, 2004 regarding proposed re-naming of: Mary Street, Norval George Street, Acton * Arthur Street, Norval Park Avenue, Acton Main Streets North and South, Acton Notice of the Public meeting will be mailed to affected residents and businesses, as well as pub- lished in local newspapers prior to the meeting. A copy of Report CL-2003-0033 may be obtained at the Acton. Branch of The Halton Hills Public Library, or the Civic Centre (Clerk's Department). The report is also available on the Town's web site at www.haltonhills.ca : select "Happenings", "News and Events" and "Duplicate Addressing Changes". Inquiries can be directed to Charlotte Jones, Deputy Clerk. (905) 873-2601, ext. 2332. 1 Halton Fills Drive, Halton Hills, ON L7G 5G2 Women's Health Matters Dr. Joanne Davis, Chiropractor and Naomi Bedell R.M.T. would like to invite you to join in a monthly health forum, specifically geared towards women's issues TUESDAY OCTOBER 21, 2003 7-8 PM Come out and tell us what topics you are interested in learning more about. Upcoming topics to include: Osteoporosis, pregnancy, menopause, headaches, stress management, and much more. . Guest speakers will be invited to present various topics also. 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