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Construction starts Monday Beordmore sewage plant Construction began Monday on a new sewage plant for Beard more and Co which company officials hope will reduce disposal and odor problems encountered by the company to a minimum Designed by an engineering firm In West Germany which has had marked success In similar installations the plant is being built under the supervision of Underwood McUllan and Associates a engineering firm Contractors are Arias and Co Subcontractors arc Construction of Acton with other local personnel involved as well Unique process Treatment in the new plant involves a unique process which mixes sewage with flue gas from the company s boiler smoke stack Approved by the Department of Energy and Resources Management the plant will not likely be fully operative until late summer or early fall president and general manager Norman Bralda told the Free Press there would be some inconvenience from odor this year but the company expected it would be cleared up by the fall The new plant will have two and a half times the capacity of the town water pollution control plant two million gallons a day Double requirement Mr has advised plant employees that he Is aware their future employment depends on continued expansion of the company operations and with this in mind the plant has been designed to handle double the present requirements of one million gallons a day disposal of the treated effluent will be by spray Irrigation similar to the last of the tertiary treatment at the town water pollution control plant The project was held up by inability to get certain pieces of equipment for the installation The piece of equipment arrived Monday from West Much of the other equipment necessary is being purchased In thii country personnel in of the project include chief chemist John chief engineer Guy Ross and assistant engineer Bob Smart Construction started Monday morning on the HO gallon stabilization and mixing plant being built adjacent to the plant stack as well as off Highway where a bulldozer is excavating a lagoon In which treated sewage will be pumped before spraying it on the land At least one group has been alarmed at the Increase In ac tivity at and Co Waterfowl in the wildlife sanc tuary of the company grounds were upset by disturbing noises from heavy machinery but have now returned to normal Spring nesting routines apparently accustomed to the Unusual noise As soon as heavy equipment is removed the company plans to re pave all rondwnys in tht premises DAVE GREENFIELD project engineer for Underwood OSCAR CAMPBELL of Ariss takes levels for Lloyd Nellls for McLellan Associates examines plans with Earl Riley Vice- the construction of a gallon stabilization and mixing President of Anss Construction Staff Photo plant Staff Photo Maintain Fourth Line 17 Sideroad as designated twp truck route line and 17 Sideroad will remain township s designated truck route at least until further ad vice from township planner Keddy is received At last Wednesday regular council meeting Reeve Tom Hill told Sideroad resident Marcolini council had made the decision after ing all viewpoints consideration Reeve Hill promised to ask roads super C Bud Snow for a price on oiling the road Three choices was left with three choices the reeve explained First was to designate Third Line and to Highway as the townships truck route and return Fourth Line and 17 to its normal status THERE are some bogus reported in the district FRIDAY April is the deadline for removing studded snow tires DAYLIGHT saving time starts April PLANS for Decoration Day will be made next week Various groups are sending represent men a club hears Frank Drea of the Telegram Action line this Thursday STUDENTS Just a little more than two months left the school year BRUCE Trail club members held their annual endtoend mile hike from Terra Cotta to Kelso on Sunday Equine explosion Jockey Club publicist BUI Galvin a resident be can get away from the track some Interesting abut the number of horsemen ta the township told the Free the movement horsemen and hones to intensified to the point where there is now one permanent hone to every four residents And the horses are gaining Mohawk Raceway is the big attraction as well as ideal farms to raise steeds MILTON Lions club has purchased a car for the V ON to be used in serving patients in North A is scheduled for Saturday 15 by the and Peel Association for the Hearing Handicapped the group which held a marathon swim the Ontario School for the Deaf in Mdton Saturday A BRIDGE has been built across a drainage ditch which separated Centennial Manor and the Ontario School for the Deaf in Milton One of those in charge of the project was vocational department head at the school Jim McCulIoch of Acton Second was to maintain Fourth line and as the designated truck route Third was to leave the township wide open and not designate any truck route at all That would be utter chaos Mr commented in reference to the third choice 1 m glad you can sec that the reeve replied To turn the township open would be just as you said Councillor explained his reasons for voting in favor of maintaining the present truck route didn t think it was feasible to throw the thing wide open I felt you d be in a better position to have it designated a truck route and have work done on it Deputy Deputy reeve Russell Miller concurred I think the answer is to put the road in shape so it won t be so annoying he said Marcolliuhe had recently seen two graders working on 17 at the same tunc something not always seen other parts of the township he remarked Mr Marcolini said he was grateful particularly to Reeve Miller for the part the played in having a reduced speed limit applied to 17 Sideroad I want to thank you for that he said Well you re the first person from 17 Sideroad who has the reeve replied opposed Councillor Dick who also represents council on planning board said he opposed the motion to maintain the line 17 truck route and told Mr Marcolini planning board has decided to obtain further advice from Mr on the matter A check of minutes of the most recent meeting of township planning board showed Mrs J Lunn and Mrs A J Markham had attended the meeting to ask planning board to use its authority to urge council to go back to the Third Line and to Highway 25 truck route and return Fourth Line and 17 to its normal status After some discussion planning board passed a resolution to consult Mr Keddy and obtain his recommendations as to whether the present truck route should be maintained or whether alternative routes would be more desirable The Free Proas Wednesday Apr I 1971 Denies Canada Packers considering Acton move Rumors that the abattoir and other sections of the huge Canada Packers plant in Toronto be moving to Acton In conjunction with Installation of the new sewage treatment plant were emphatically denied by Beardmore and Co president and centra manager Norman It has never been or considered Mr told the Free Press on Tuesday Mr said he had already received calls with the same rumor as a result of construction on company property off Highway at Acton southerly boundary But he told the Free Press this was part of the new sewage system He could not understand where the rumors started unless It was because and Co was now designated as a Canada Packers subsidiary LLOYD NELLIS breaks ground for the first phase of the plant with a cubic yard backhoc Staff Photo JOL draw winners recorded The Juvenile orange lodge made its draws on Saturday evening In the hall at Corners Winners are first prize clock radio Mrs Irene McCort Georgetown second prize picnic jut to Mrs Jack Holmes Acton third prize dolly Jcanette Ynteman Acton Wiltna Chapman Guy Lawrence Toronto Jack Williams Orangeville toys Steven McGinn The is raising money for a bus trip to St Catharines for the of July parade Choose it f Canada largest entail eel of and GMC trucks TILDEN ANDREW MURRAY MOTORS Road GEORGETOWN THURS Thru Sunday 1 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