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Penetanguishene Citizen (1975-1988), 9 Dec 1987, p. 40

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Temporary storage Trucks carrying dry sludge from Midland's water pollution control plant on Monday began emptying into this trench dug at the area's garbage transfer station. Before the sludge was dumped, a plastic liner that cost the town $25,000 was put in place in the vironment. oe tania by at , i trench, as required by the Ministry of the En- This trench will estimated six month's production of sludge. hold an Sludge moves just in time Sludge which has been accumulating at Midland's water pollution control plant through November is being moved this week, and none too soon. Storage space at the plant was nearly gone. The sludge is being car- ried by truck to the area's garbage transfer site. It is being stored there in a trench lined with thick plastic. The sludge will stay there until this area gets a new dump, and of- ficial estimates are that the opening of a new area dump is three years in the future. The first trench, or cell, will be filled by six month's worth of sludge. The first cell cost $30,000, $25,000 alone for the plastic liner. Future liners might cost less than $25,000, Midland's public works manager suggested. The public works department had to buy a liner at short notice The sludge had been trucked to the Pauze dump. That method of disposal ended when that dump was Closed at the end of October. The town had the choice of trucking its sludge to Toronto, or-stor- ing it here. The sludge can't be spread on fields because its percentage of metal, byproducts of local industry, is too high. No other dump will accept it. If the price of digging a trench, lining it and cover- ing it, is not reduced, the cost of storing Midland's sludge will be $70,000 a year for at least three years. When the new area dump opens, the sludge will be moved one last time. If the percentage of metal is reduced, the sludge could be hauled = os ale + es 'a bs es Lt am ss = Schick Disposable Razors 4 per pkg. Planters Dry Roasted Peanuts Asst'd flavours, 325 g Allans 100 Tree Trimming Canes 500 g wt 10' Tapered Candles asst'd colours, 4 per pkg. Plastic Christmas Table Covers asst'd patterns Solid Brass Gold Plated Key Rings asst' Asst'd Lace Trimmed Picture Frames Bayer Asprin 100's + 15% Bonus or Extra Strength 50's + 15% Bonus Wampole Vitamin E Capsules. 100's 400 1v All L'Oreal Studio Line Hair Products inciudes spray, gel, creme and spritz Mallox Antacid Economy Size 650 mi Hi & Dry Jumbo Roll Paper Towel 100 sheets $1.99 $2.19 $3.39 $5.49 .. $8.99 $2.69 $5.79 away by a contractor paid by the town, likely at a lower cost than storing it. Farmers. would pay the contractor to spread the sludge in liquid form on fields. A cell might last longer than six months. Liquid which collects in a cell will be pumped out and taken back to the water pollution control plant and run through its system. 19 99 2/$1.29 $2.99 $4.99 Sat. wey Councillor i gives raise to charity A 'year ago Midland Councillor Buzz Brown op- posed a salary increase for Midland council members. Last week he confirmed that he donated his $2,500 increase to charity. "I have done my best to give the whole thing away, not just the increase.'"' He has been doing it anonymously. "It's been . fun." The retired secondary school principal said, "I am in a fortuitous position at this stage of my life where I can help others." The salary increase of $2,500 per member came into effect on Jan. 1, 1987. The increase was the first since 1980. The mayor's salary increased _ to $15,000, the salaries of the eight other members of council to $8,500. At the time Counc. Brown was the only member of the council to object to the increase. Ask- ed by the mayor a year ago Low was Temperatures at Huronia Airport Buzz Brown if he would accept the ex- tra $2,500, Counc. Brown answered, "I may accept it but I may not keép it." Brown declined to say how the money was distributed. "I don't think I should since I am doing it that way. I don't intend to take credit for where it has gone at any time." -15°9C The weather station sum- in mary for the month also November ranged from a _ shows that 32 cm of snow high of 15°C on Nov. 3, to fell at the airport. a low of -15°C on Nov. 21. Toffifee 391 g box Allans 18 Trim-a-tree Canes 250 g A535 Rub 80 mi + 25% Bonus Jem Bath Collection Cepacol Mouthwash mint or reg., 750 mi Aqua Fresh Toothpaste 100 mi Delsey Bathroom Tissue 4 roll pkg. Insulated Foam Cups s1s STORE HOURS: Mon. - Fri. Sun./Holidays Dec. 24 9-6 p.m. 2, 9-9p.m. | Closed Dec. 25 EF 9-6p.m. | Dec. 31 9-6p.m. 11-5 p.m. | Closed Jan. 1 * ez >) eae Spic & Span Liquid Cleaner 800 mi Nerds Bath Fun Kit includes sponge mitt and 3 mini bars of soap Faberge Organics Plus Self-Timing Body Wave normal or tinted hair Coast Soap Reg. or Sun Spray Scent 3 bar pkg. Alberto Balsam Shampoo or Conditioner 600 mi $2.59 $4.39 $3.99 $2.59 $1.49 Huronia Mall 526-4291

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