The Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-09-05, Page 23August swimming results
Swimming tests at the
Lucknow swimming pool re-
sulted in the fallowing:
NOVICE
Debbie Atkinson, Jeff Bak-
ker, Jennifer Bakker, Ronald
Campbell, Chris Colwell,
Jennifer Dalton, Paul Dam -
=la, Tim Gollan, Janine
Helm, Tricia Holmes, Dana
Huinphrey, Leslie James,
Dennis Johnston, Lynden,
Johnston, Emily Kirkland,
Steven McEwan, Susan Mil-
ler, Roger Miltenberg, Wen-
dy Miltenberg, Peter Neu -
field, Brian Redmond, Jenni-
fer Redmond, Matt Rhody,
Steven Rintoul, Chris Stev-
enson, Alison Wardrop.
PRE -BEGINNERS
. Sharon Askes, Robbie
Cattails to
•
treat sewage
The common cattail plant
may be nature's weapon
against water pollution con-
trol problems from small
municipalities.
An artificial marsh com-
posed primarily of cattail
plants will be constructed in
Listowel to treat part of that
community's sewage efflu-
ent, Doug McTavish, Envir-
onment 'Ontario's regional
director announced today
following discussions with
Listowel's council.
"The process uses natural
purification as its basic prin-
cipal," said Mr. McTavish.
'If this simple concept is
successful in Listowel it
could be used in other parts
of Ontario to treat sewage
effluent without building
large and expensive seiNage
treatment plants.
"Cattails will use the nut-
rients found in sewage efflu-
pollutant found in sewage
effluent.
The community's experi-
mental marsh will use about
2.5 acies of land. A full
treatment system based on
marsh land would require far
less land than the standard'
lagoon system thus conserv-
ing valuable land.
Listowel's artificial marsh
is being funded by the Prov-
incial Lottery Corporation
and the Ontario Ministry of
the Environment.
School Sue Safety Week
1:1 '
Whatoti;MU
Sepi.23-30
Brooks, Cailin Clark, Lana
Craig, Kevin deJong, Steven
deJong, Clifford Fielder,
Brenda Gibson, Tony Gollan,
Paul Helm, Melissa Logten-
berg, Shane Macinelli,
Shawn McEwan, Tanya Neu-
feld, Kristen Owen, Julie
Thompson.
BEGINNERS
Richard Askes, Ritchie
Collins, Lisa Collyer, Glen
Gibson, Craig Irwin, Donna
Johnson, Bill Kinahan, Kyle
Lindsay, Lea -Anne Living-
ston, Ainslie Martyn, David
MacDougall, Jeff Pollard,
Heather Priestap, Heather
Storey, Troy Watters, Jackie
Wilson.
SURVIVAL
Eric Cowan, David Elliott,
Angela Glenn, Arletta
Glenn, Lisa Hilverda, Heath-
er Howald, Gail Kemp, Les-
lie Livingston, Tracey Living-
ston, Robbie Maize, Donald
Martyn, Jeff Murray, Mike
Murray, Donna Raynard,
Brian Reavie, Ken Van Osch,
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, September 5, 1979—Page 2.3
Sally Van Osch.
JUNIOR
Sandy Campbell, Cheryl
Cuillerier, Bruce Elliott, Kat-
rina Howald, Rich Martin,
Heather McDougall, Darren
McKim, Vicki Pentland,
Amy Pollard, Sharon Struth-
ers, Diane Wilson,
INTERMEDIATE
JeffAckert, Shiela Camp-
bell, Chris Collyer, Christine
Gibson, Chris Irwin, Heather
Maclntyre.
SENIOR
Marc Ackert, John Barger,
Glenda Gamble, Peggy Gib-
son, Mark Londry, Helen
Maclntyre, Tracey McDon-
agh, Lynn. Murray, Linda
Owen.
BRONZE MEDALLION
Anne Alton, Brian Arnold,
Cathy Chisholm, Jackie Dal-
ton, Nancy Haldenby, Judy
Hunter, Adrian Korten, Car-
yn Nicolson.
BRONZE CROSS
Debra Arnold, Patti Barg-
er.
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ent in much the same way
lawns utilize nutrients fromFc=tx=4:=*==414=={1=0==.11.,==.
manure and other fertiliz-
ers," he. said. -_"With the
removal cif nutrients -from the - -
effluent, water courses could
be kept free from a build-up
. of aquatic vegetation, algae
and other water plants which
eventually use up valuable
dissolved oxygen. Dissolved
oxygen is essential to any
watercourse for the life of
fish and other aquatic life."
Listowel's experimental
marsh will be fed sewage
effluent from the commun-
ity's lagoons. The cattails
should remove most of the
nutrients before the remain-
ing effluent reaches the
Maitland River. In the EnVir-
ontnent Ontario study, cat-
• tails will also be assessed for
their ability to remove heavy.
'metals from the effluent.
Heavy metals are another
Obituary
ERNEST WILLIAM
MURCHISON
Ernest William Murchison
of Toronto died on Sunday,
August 12, 1979. A former
Lucknow \ resident, he was
born on March 12, 1885, a
son of the late John Murchi-
son and the late Margaret
Ethel Woodhead.
He is survived by a son,
Bruce, of Etobicoke.
He was predeceased bv a
son Donald J. Mprchison and
a sister, Mrs. Fred Arm-
strong.
The funeral was held at the
Funeral Chapel of A. W.
Miles, Toronto on Wednes-
say, August 15, 1979.
Burial followed in Mount
Pleasant Cemetery.
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