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fi (Con from Page 4) method of syment adopted by the fepartment in other localities where » Joint t is in use, was on a per capita . By it, he said, the town would float the debenture and the department would pay its per capita share of the annual operat- ing and debenture costs. In rough figures - it would cost the depart- ment $5 per man per year, which would be about four times as much ps the cost in the other municl- * palities. y For this reason he felt that the t plant would not be accept~ able to the department, particular- ly as the hospital's present plant sould be repaired a a much small- or cost. : $150,000 For Town Plant The approximate estimate for re- pairing and enlarging the town's plant, and for piping the effluent down to the lake, was given as $150,000, again very approximate, and the opinion of both Dr. Berry and Mr. Redfern was that such a plant, with such an outlet, would be efficient and. suitable, even allow- ing for the future growth of the town. Part of this cost would be for piping the" effluént some 4,000 feet from the plant {o.-the lake, in order to avoid the present difficulty of the small and sluggish creek. . The inspection of the Town's plant revealed that a part of the roof had fallen in on one of the filters, and that none of the three filtering plants was rotating, there- by considerably reducing the effici- ency of the system. The inspection also revealed that the effluent gave off a decidely unpleasant smell, and that the creek was far from clean. On return to the meeting, Wil- lam Pringle, ' chairman of the P.UC. said, "I have to admit that there has been negligence some- where. The plant should not have been allowed to get into its present condition." Part of the condition, according to the town engineer and to Dr. Berry, is due to the war years, and When In Need of Drugs POWELL'S DRUG STORE 35 Simcoe St. North Phones 1360 - 2259 PROMPT DELIVERY the difficulty of getting anything done at all. - Although no decision was reach- ed on future action, general opin- ion was that the best plan Ior the town would be to repair and en- large the present plant and pipe the effluent into the lake, taking care that it did not come in too close e town's water supply Dr. Cuddy"s request for an im- mediate remedy for the stench, which, he stated, might have bear- ing on health but was chiefly un- pleasant, brought the suggestion that chloride of lime be applied at regular intervals, - Said Mr. Redfern, when queried about dredging the two pools, "Dredging those pools would chuse an awful stink, much worse than the present one." Almonds News Almonds annual Sunday school anniversary was held at the church on June 30, with Walter Brown, su- lossoms of Summer" was sung by the Seniors, Francis Brown, Nickey Dennis, Harvey Robefts in- cluding a trio by Shirley Moss, Eil- een Pascoe, Caroline Colley, A duet, "The Lord's Prayer" was rendered by ed Gilbert and Margaret Crawforth. . The Senior girls, Ruth Lowe, Mil- dred Gilbert, Margaret Crawforth, Marion Colley, Heather Graham, Doris Pascoe, assisted the Sunday School children in singing "Birds Are Singing Etc." Mrs. Kemp and Mrs. Newton, on behalf of the Sun- day School, presented Bibles for best attendance to Beverley Pascoe, Doris Pascoe; Juniors, Francis Brown, Ronald Kime, Each child received a plaque or hook mark, -------------- Oxford, England-- (CP) -- Accom= modation for students coming into residence at Oxford next October is so scarce that Worcester College and Ruskin College bid for tenancy of a council-owned house. The council awarded it to Worcester. x TRAVEL SYSTEM RUNS SMOOTHLY By WILLIAM STEWART (Canadian Press Staff Writer) The problem of communication in New Zealand between the Domine fon's two islands which share the population of 1,600,000 is no greater than the Canadian problem of con- nection with Prince Edward Island. 'There is air travel between the North and South Islands, a from six-day weekly ferry ces, and good telephone and telegraph communication, Large ferries with oabins and sleeping accommodation make overnight trips between Wel lington, capital on the North Island, and the South Isand ports of Nel- son, Picton and Lyttelton, which 1% city with a population of For inland travel on the islands, perintendent, in the chair. We were fortunate in securing the Rev. Don- ovan Jones from Oshawa. He spoke to the children in his very pleasing and inspiring manner, on "Waste and Destruction", encouraging them to make the most of their time and their talents. The church was taste- fully decorated by Mrs. Newton with large baskets of pink peonies and delphiniums. The children and young pépple of- fered a very fine musical program under the direction of Miss Bever- ley Pascoe, pianist, who was highly complimented on her excellent work and in the music of the church by the guest speaker. "The Lord Is My Shepherd" was sung by Mary Norman Gillespie Brick layer contractor and cement block work. Phone 677 Whitby PEARL'S Oshawa's Leading Sportswear T 7 Shoppe 83 Simcoe N. Phone 3518 HARDWOOD ® Laid eo Sanded MIRRORS @ Remodeled ® Polished ® Drilling ® Bevelling Designs cut on Door Glass Mirrors, Photo-Frames, etc. SALCO ART GLASS 141 Alexander Blvd. Ph. 123TM An Electric Portable SEWING MACHINE in Your Own Per Home $5 Month SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 16 Ontario St. Phone 696 CECIL H. (Successor to B. W. KARN'S DRUG STORE FOR PROMPT DELIVERY PHONE 78-79 NEXT P 0. 70 ROSSLAND RD. Old Floors Made Like New} New Floors Made Like Glass! 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