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Steve Senior. left and tart Clerk. show the equipment they use tor doing their geophysical studies along the Grand River. They are taking part in on Experience " program this summer. beds and pumped to the Dirk Gevaert. a graduate earth's surface, there is a student at the University PREBA I' no possibility the water would of Waterloo who has been be clean enough to use. A working closely with the pro- - well would be dug right into ject. said they were getting SAVE IilEtt the gravel beds. purified river water. The -- , The student's first job is to find the river connected gravels and to determine un- der what conditions these gravels occur. -These gravels have not been deposited by the Grand River," said Mr, Greenhouse. "If they were they would be the same level as the water table but they are Much lower. Chane es are we are looking at an old river bed or glacial de- posits" V The second job the stu- dents perform IS mapping the bedrock. Although it Is the lust year for the project to be sponsored by Experience 76. it IS the fourth year for the explorations to be car- ried out, A number of sites have been found and a site at Woolner's Flats located behind Chicopee has been drilled and they are pump- Ing the water, This site was first drilled In 1972 but had been shut down for awhile This summer the pump test was opened again ior two months and COMING UP... Watch this space for future announcements of auctions Rummelhart Auction Sites Co. 744-9679 578-0060 REGIONAL NlllEnA"iirANlllll, VIEWS KEN GARVEY Licensed Auctioneer Dirk Gevaert. a graduate student at the University of Waterloo who has been working closely with the pro- ject. said they were getting purified river water. The water is not being pumped into the water mains but back into the river. Other sites where the students conducted experi- ments included Freeport. Four Wells and Conestogo. Mr. Gevaert said that drill sites have been completed at the Four Wells site and at a site north of Breslau. He hopes to drill at two more sttes near the Donn Golf Course, By checking the radioac- tivity of the water, the stu- dents can determine how long it has been out of the ground. Under normal con- ditions it should only take two to three days to get the river water to the well. Mr. Greenhouse believes that the well at Woolner's Flats was pumping water from the water table for quite a long period of time. The group ts waiting to go Into the next stage of their project, They are walking for the loan of a new set of Instruments for tronduct- mg electrlcny through the earth 1...." 1...." PREBAST WHERE! STEPS SAVE MESS. 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