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Islands built by silt deposits the channel of yeers'.Of ac- et of river bottom as work
carried by the Thames River : cumulated sediinenl.. T It e gets underway to ' the westwill soon disappear limn the dragline. of Iaggerty-Camp ;of the Thames Street bridge
channel as the Upper phones b<11 Construction is S e e n in luget'so11. The channel will
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be. cleared and the river bank;
tidied and repaired from
Beachville to west of inger-
soli.
A transformer weighing
,ve to 15 tons IitS workmen
the steel cables by which the
50 ton crane will swing it into
substation is brill like a ref)
denoe with rara,e joined b1
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varm n over it attaching
position in the garago-like
a breezeway and will oven
structure of the new substa-
have window drapes and land-
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tion on the corner of Holeroft.
and Wonham streets m roger-
soaping to make it blend
without a jarring note into
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INGI RSOLL Work has
commenced on the 27 600 volt
subtransmission hydro line on
Whiting Street which will con-
nect power ;froin .tile existing
TirciJt near the Borden Conn
.party W the new substation at
the Corner of lio.creft and
Wonliam streets
Poles up to 55 feet in lengun
are being installed, as part of
this construction
A new style of I
construction
will be used on this line with
large insulators bong used in-
stead of heavy crdssarms,
These insulators are ",sky -
tone" in color which adds to
the appearance of this line. This
is the first constriction of a
all Urans in ission line by the In-
gersoll Commission. All other
lines of this size are Owned by
Ontario Hydro.
A connection will be made
from this line to supply a new
transformers installation at
Alexandra Hospital.
INGI R.SOLL — The Cana- ulities at the Ingersoll maul. _
., Channel restoration to begin
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\ diau Industries Ltd fertilizer will continue to operate mild
plash will phase out operations mid 19r0.
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beginning in five months with'
Maintenance and restoration work on the Inv
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' the plant to be closed in raid-
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ersoll channel on the south branch of tine Thames
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.j River is to start at once and be completed by
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r to relocate employees at other
The channel between Beachville and the west.
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CILplant-s. The fertilizer pro- r
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r Orly limits of Ingersoll will be restored to the full
tier complex currently err- '. '• !' "`
capacity to handle flood water, when tine river bed
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l - ploys 70 people C
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i servatien Authority in 1950. No major work has
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will cease as of July 1 as the r
j been done since then.
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i company stoves to decentral. r
Cost of the job, undertaken by the authority
ize its o p 42 l• a t i u ns SnnallF t'
plants, known as CiL Agro
will . !be eligible for a 75 per cent .grant from Are
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i Ontario Conservation Authorities Branch
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ation, will custom blend small -I
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a` t - e• amounts of fertilizes for,
I said very accurate :cost control could be maintaiurd
v s• c u s C o m c r s throughout Ihe:
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by using hourly rented construction equipment
Haggerty -Campbell Construction Ltd. of Ingersoll
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area.
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RESIGNATIONS
has been contracted for the ob. The need fo• the
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The resignation of W'. Floyd
Olean -up is evident in the accumulation of several11'9
large
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RESIGNS POST
Jenkins, town assessor, was
accepted with regret Mr. Jen-
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sand and gravel bars between Pennbortmn
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street and the west end of fugorsoll. The director
W.. d'Jenkin who has
(tins was praised for his fine
work throughout his five years
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said about .',9 Per cent of the material to be rO-
bel�the pos of Ingersoll As-.,
with the town and he was
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moved can be levelled in low lying areas a short
sensor lot the past six vicars
wished success in his new
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distance back from the top banks of the charm I
has resigned as ol~Teb. 14.
', position as Asse�sAsL�t Qom -
and the remainder can be stock piled at one or two
„ He will take over on hob. 17
as. Assessment Councillor for
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convenient points of use as sanitary: fill by Ingersoll
tine' county of Victoria,- Onn-
Mr. Jenkins will be retain -
Od. by Lhe town in an advisory
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r,apacrty as a consu11.anL froin
lob. 17to .Aug. 31 at a ro
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tainev fee of 41,000.