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I III I EXCELLENCE AWARD IN CUSTOMER RELATIONS October Halton studies neighborhood incinerator p Garbage as fuel may fill Niagaras energy appetite By CHRIS Herald StatfWrller Burning Issues facing Niagara a regional govern may be heading cast much to a delight Coun Miller told The Herald Monday Representatives from Niagara public works department visited s solid waste management sub committee Friday bringing along a proposal which would sec combustible garbage trucked off to to fuel the Ontario Paper Company a steam generators Fitting nicely into the region own long range goals to see more garbage turned Into useful energy Niagara still sketchy plans Impressed Miller excited about It I think it the best things that happened in solid waste management in a number of years he said We re into something that could be very big for very big As garbage dump rapidly nears Its capacity and the likelihood of a new landfill site In Milton Site is questionable regional officials are only too happy to hear about new proposals which will help rid the region of Its garbage headache Using garbage as an energy source or refuse derived fuel RDF is about the most promising solution However Miller point out It takes a lot of burnable garbageeven more than Halton can produce to keep a large Industry fueled each day We haven got the market for RDF yet he said and you t build an Incine rator unless got the But Niagara is fortunate enough to have an Industry which can use garbage as fuel Moreover Ontario Paper NOW THATS INFLATION Talk about stretching your dollar viluel Teller and bank right branch manager Terry Dickinson cultural centre at the Toronto Dominion branch on Georgetown Main fund railing committee chairman Ilex ltd lop and employees Stmt were a little overcome when Mayor Pete left KarlnWalsoo Karen Susan Rote Mary Edgar Dorothy dropped In with a 33foot cheque worth collected from the and Simmer The money pan of the towns Georgetown Little Theatre night held the day before fund raiting for the cultural centre Joining the mayor with the are left to Heraldpaoto heartily endorses the idea To find the enormous of garbage needed to produce paper and electricity Tor the mill Niagara will likely have to encourage neighboring regions to ship their burnable wastes from various collection separation and transfer sites Norfolk and Niagara region are welcome fuel suppliers but to meet the mill estimated tons per day appetite Niagara may have to shop south of the border for garbage While the solid waste sub committee is excited about the proposal Its optimism Is couched In caution Some of the costs Coun Miller pointed out may put the plan out of grasp We re Just scraping the surface of the proposal now he said Further study will have to be done by planning and public works committee It is likely that If Niagara proposal survives provincial government scrutiny and manages to pick up some tax dollar support and other regions which want to participate In the project will have to make some kind of capital contribution Town council declines aid request for Acton Optimists financial woes Town council has decided not to help the Acton Optimist Club recover a bank overdraft by giving the organ zatlon a special one time only grant to pay for the rental of the Acton Arena during a dance and Monte Carlo Night June The decision reached at council Monday night meeting culminates a confus ing and sometimes bitter dis agreement between the club and the Acton Chamber of Commerce which the club contributed to the deficit by folding another event that same evening Acton Dave Whiting suggested that the town give the club the ITS from the town miscellaneous grant account acknowledging that town Is unable to waive the arena e rent Despite the subject being brought up twice at the meet tog council concurred with Coun Harry Levy argument against setting a precedent encouraging other clubs to approach the town for funds wbefl their own coffers run Im an old service club member myself but I must oppose the recommendation he said adding that the deficit Incurred by the club may be due to poor administration When you re short of funds you go out and earn some more Mr Levy argued Service clubs should provide for the community not community provide for he service clubs Marilyn Jean attempt to reopen discussion of the Optimists request was later rejected by other council was included in the October I960 edition of the Optimist Bulletin Although the mists and the Chamber of Commerce had discussed Back to Acton Days events of which the Monte Carlo Night was a part the Chamber eventually chose to hold its Acton Citizen of the Year banquet that same night Normally the of the year Is chosen In April Dave Half Optimist dent while the club was ing its Back to Acton involve ment was joined at the meet ing by current president Waiter Barlow as council Had the club attracted 30 of the ZOO people who went to the banquet instead of the Monte Carlo Night it would not be In the financial situation it now finds itself He called the confusion which ted to the two events being held he same evening an Indication of lack of co operation between Ihe Acton Chamber and the service clubs Net losses from the dance and Monte Carlo Night totalled about which was paid by the club leaving Its bank account with a overdraft Outstanding bills from Its sponsorship of the box derby and a commitment to a soccer team bring the deficit to the mark MPs mortgage rate petition accepted in Parliament House of Commons Speaker Jeanne has accepted a petition signed by or Peel and protesting high mortgage intern rates The petition wai presented la the Commons by BramptonGeorgetown MP John McDertnld who said the grievance reflects the attitude of most Canadians who feel they have waited long enough for some form of remedial action by this government Toe petitioners claim that grossly Increased monthly Interest payments en mortgages are unjust and that payments are unreachable to the average family The document suggests the government reduce the Interest rates and make home ownership possible for the average Canadian It demands a mortgage Interest tai credit and any other kind of assistance to help hose suffering from high Interest Meanwhile dub represents lives at Monday meeting told reporters that the date for Ihe dance and Monte Carlo Night INTEREST RATES 6 at REAL ESTATE certainly don I have any but whit do have It tht experience and to help you Whether you re or SElUNG your home or do a favor Its our business to you and our Pleasure NO COST OR OBLIGATION Call Jackie Cazabon 8775213 REAL ESTATE LTD REALTOR nary figures discussed In reports sponsored by Niagara region Indicate that If the project were to get underway now it would cost million Other expenses on which participating regions will have to are transportation costs and possibly tipping foes Tor dumping garbage at the Mill Meanwhile St Catharines Is working on Its own proposal to provide an incinerator at a General Motors plant How ever this project Is smaller than Niagaras and Is not expected to Involve other regions The RDF approach hopes to eventually take In the disposal of household garbage will relieve pressure on land fill sites such as the one In Oakville expected to bo completely filled by IBM or 1984 Heavier trash like old washing machines will be buried for sometime to come Recently Ration passed a bylaw prohibiting the dumping of newsprint at the site and has called on area municipalities to collect news print and direct It elsewhere by April 1982 Old newspapers corrugated cardboard containers fine papers and glass make up about one third of current four per cent recovery total annual solid wastes out rate of resources from put A study prepared for garbage toot least 10 per cent last year stresses that and even per cent in the not the region must Improve its too distant future The ROTARY CLUB of GEORGETOWN announces their annual SENIOR CITIZENS DINNER PARTY In Holy Cross 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