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THE HERALD Wednesday March Page 15 Footbridge planned for Bruce Trail An ambitious project to con struct a pedestrian footbridge across a 45metre gap in the Niagara Escarpment on the southern edge of Halton Hills has been launched by the Bruce Trail Association The bridge will be built to span a busy access road leading into the Dufferin Aggregates quarry and will provide a permanent route in the area for the Bruce Trail a popular hiking trail which follows the Niagara Escarpment from Niagara to Tobermory at the tip of the Bruce Peninsula For several years the trail has skirted the north edge of the quarry but now the firm wants to expand its operations which means the trail has to be moved A propos ed new route made possible by the new bridge provides the best possible location for the trail along the brow of the Niagara Escarpment This bridge is the only answer to our problem said Doug Robertson Executive Director of the Bruce Trail Association Without it thousands of hikers families and school children who enjoy the Bruce Trail in this area will have to walk on nearby roads Thats dangerous and not what the Bruce Trail is all about Cost of the bridge is estimated at and an intensive fundrais- ing program is now underway said Mr Robertson It will be constructed by a pro fessional bridge manufacturing firm and will take only a day to in stall But a number of engineering and surveying studies have to be conducted and several government approvals must be obtained The project is the single most ambitious venture ever under taken by the association a volunteer organization which maintains the trail said Mr Robertson The bridge is to be in place along with some of new trail along the scenic escarp ment brow by Oct 31 Anyone wishing more informa tion or wanting to make a tax- deductible donation toward the project can contact the Bruce Trail Association at PO Bex 857 Hamilton Ont New PainKillers Doctors at the University of California San Francisco have discovered a new paincausing chemical in the body which may herald an important new class of painkillers to help people who do not respond to the com mon aspirinlike analgesics CHURCH DIRECTORY ram NONDENOMINATIONAL PENTECOSTAL TO ADVERTISE ALL PEOPLES CHURCH DELIVERANCE CENTRE 41 Bra ma lea corner Flnchgate IN THIS Bible Study Worship Deliverance Sunday am pm Wednesday 800 pm SPACE CALL DISPLAY We Provide Childrens Church Nursery Service Engllih loHalisn Pastor George A 7922176 ADVERTISING 8772201 Industry to recycle willing to help reduce construction waste The Toronto Homebuilders Association would be willing to ac tively work with the Region to find ways to reduce the amount of gar bage produced in Halton a THBA spokesman told Regional coun cillors Wednesday Cinapri the chairman of the government liaison committee made the commitment after addressing the Regions plan ning and public works committee on how the planned to reduce the waste it produces by per cent by 1992 and 50 per cent by the year 2000 The lumber waste currently pro duced by lowrise residential con struction in the Greater Toronto Area would cover the entire SkyDome field to the height of five storeys Mr Cinapri told coun cillors- And if other forms of waste such as dry wall tile and were heaped on to he pile the SkyDome roof would have to be left open he said The construction industry in and around Toronto generates about 16 per cent of all landfill waste and two or three per cent of that waste comes from said Mr Cinapri To attain its waste reduction goals the outlines its plan of attack in a study entitled Making a Mountain out of Molehill The group is adopting a waste manage ment code of practices which will force members to reduce their waste reuse more waste products and recycle more construction materials members will be required to attend a series of seminars highlighting the latest technologies in waste reduction The THBA will honor those homebuilders who implement pro grams resulting in the greatest reduction in the waste stream The will also investigate the possibilities of homebuilders pooling certain waste products for reuse and recycling Mr told councillors how waste wood products could be mulched into chips and resold- and how broken bricks could be resold as infill The study results from the associations proactive in itiative and the increased cost of waste production in the form of tip ping fees he said Councillors supported the work of the but Burlington Coun cillor Patrick McLaughlin sug gested the group has set its sights too low and it should be aiming to reduce Its garbage output by to 80 per cent BLOCK Put us to work for you PUT CANADAS TAX TEAM TO WORK FOR YOU H Work Canada Canadas Taam you HR BLOCK CANADAS TAX TEAM NEW LOCATION IN GEORGETOWN KNOLCREST PLAZA 345GuelphSt Unit Behind Penny Bor 8776733 ACTON LOCATION 8 Mill Street Acton Put us to work for you RECYCLING II only ve do our par Please Remember to Recycle This Newspaper SOME DIET PROGRAMS HAVE SALESPEOPLE 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