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PY > eh CLEAN. JR I a Ra A bs es a Rr SS Ft Nursing Home News Our official opening is here and look forward to an November 6th at 7 p.m. All our residents have been asked for names and addresses of their relatives but because of the mail strike, we have had difficulty getting these invitations delivered. Would you please ask at the nursing station when you visit or at the main desk. Even if the mail strike is settled it will be too uncertain for the first few days. " Wehave Mr. Ploughman to thank for a bushel of beauti- ful apples last week. We had apple pie Saturday. We have planted out tulips, a gift from Legion Ladies Auxiliary. Watch for them in the spring. We had a very successful volunteer meeting last Thursday with about 23 in attendance. We are quite enthused about the potential Adve tising make jobs. expanded volunteer pro- gramme. Cedar Creek By George Kilpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Arm- strong, Brenda and Brian spent the weekend with rela- tives. Saturday with her parents, Mr. Stanley Kerr at Campbell- ford and Sunday with his. parent, Mr. and Mrs. Bolton. Armstrong at Warkworth. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Larocque returned home on Wednesday after a three week visit with relatives in northern Ontario. On Sunday they left for South River accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Norris Doherty to at- tend the funeral on Monday .of Norris' nephew and Mrs.' Larocques' great nephew, who was accidentally shot to death on Friday. Larry Larocque of Shirley Road is staying a few days with his cousing Steve Cum- mings. Bob Henstock and son, of Oshawa, were Sunday and Mrs. . Sr eo a Dea / dia; tal i - CANADIAN ADVERTISING ADVISORY BOARD A The Rebekah Lodge of Port Perry held their installation Saturday night at the Oddfellows Hall. District Deputy President Lois Kelly and her install- ing team from Port Hope did the honors. From left are (front Luella Graham, Marion Webster, Coraine Geer, Noble Grand Annie Wakeford, Velma Reynolds, Norma Jeffrey, Kay Morrison (centre) Audrey Geer, callers of George Kilpatrick. MASTER VITAL & RUSTY IGETINO TROUBLE SPOTS "4 Helen Redman, Ruby Roach, Laura Wilson, Lucille Gray, Eileen Dowson, Mae Wybrow (rear) Effie Ploughman, Rena Webster, Marie Wakeford, Rox- anna Webster, Georgina Moore, Eleanor Sturman, Shirley Nottingham, Beryl Pearce. Missing when picture was: taken, Vice Grand, Alice Ross. Sysfem opens new land fo development (continued) which is called "activated sludge". It speeds up the treatment process when mixed with raw sewage. The sludge separates. from the mixed liquid and settles out in a settling tank. The remainder, which is. purified waste water flows into a small sand filter for polishing and final disposal. The sludge from the bottom of the settling tank is pumped back into the aeration tank where the process is started all over again. 1. Raw sewage enters the aeration tank and is mixed with air (oxygen). 2. The mixed liquid is pumped into the settling tank and the activated sludge solids settle to: the bottom while the clear, purified waste water flows out of the system into a sand filter. 3. Twice a day, the contents of the settling tank are returned to the primary aer- ation tank to maintain the sludge within the system. Solids will have to be pumped from the aeration tank every 4 to 8 years. 4. The sand filter is used to dispose of the clean water. It is extremely compact when compared to a normal septic tank. It is only 10' x 12' x 52" deep. A 'red mud" layer in the filter removes phos- phates from the restored water; a remarkable new development in household waste management. OK. TROUBLESOME. RUSTY-- GOTYA" {AGAIN ! 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