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Friday, October 7, 1977 Page 3°: Cue in to Snooker Castor Review Silo -- Death Trap? The Gananoque silo tragedy could happen here. It could happen anywhere a farmer relaxes his vigilance, even for a few moments. Following the recent deaths of three Gananoque men. over- come by nitrogen dioxide while filling a silo with corn, the Farm Safety Association has urged farmers to be extremely caut- ious while doing similar work. The deaths occurred after a fan being used for ventilation ceased functioning. A man who had been working in the silo collapsed and two others fell victim to the lethal gas when they attempted rescue. The safety association has pointed out nitrogen dioxide can form within hours after a silo is filled and can remain in the structure for as long as two weeks. People should be kept clear of a silo after it has been filled, the association stressed. The gas is heavier than air and silo chute doors should be kept closed to prevent contamination of other areas. When a silo must be entered when gas could be present, blower, self-contained breathing apparatus, and lifeline should be used. Silo gases probably cause more farm deaths than generally realized, the association says. Many heart attacks, strokes, and pneumonia cases may be the result of gas exposure. Concentrations of nitrogen dioxide as low as 150 parts per million can be dangerous. When combined with the hazardous machinery farmers must work with, silo gases makes the agricultural business Review staffer Suzanne Schroeter, takes aim as she prepares to demonstrate her pool-playing store. -- Staff Photo. talent at the pool hall recently opened in the feed one of the most dangerous. Council Briefs SECOND STREET ACROSS TO SUBDIVISION BLOCKED Township council has rejected a proposal to use Second Street in Russell Village as an access to a planned subdivision. The proposal was contained in a subdivision plan submitted to council by Chantal Development Corp. Council approved the plan after rejecting the proposed Second Street access. Instead, council favored a more northerly access which would affect fewer existing homes. The subdivision agreement includes plans for a shopping centre and more than 100 Driving from Russell to Morewood will no longer involve putting your car - and yourself - the north-eastern section of the to the torture test. village. ; . A two-mile section of pot- holed pavement has been resurfaced, terminating what used to be a wheel-wrenching, nerve-numbing experience. Cost of the job was $90,000. SEWERS COMING Tenders are to be called this month for the installation of sewers in Russell Village. The Morewood Road Paved Enough is With the south section of the road, maintained by the United Counties of Prescott-Russell, now nicely negotiable, the north portion has to be completed. During a _ recent public meeting, Russell Reeve Gaston Patenaude promised pavement for the full length of the "North Road"' to the township boundary by the end of next year. Enough! says Bourdeau Road equipment roaring a- round Russell township hasn't always been employed at municipal business, Albert Bour- deau maintains. $1.5 million project, which will require excavating streets, is to begin this fall. A public meeting will be held to bring residents up to date on cost distribution. Russeut PLANS PROGRESSING FOR OLD FOLKS HOME Council is optimistic land will be acquired soon for the construction of a 12-unit senior # ot Li ONS i LUB HALLOWEEN DANC E 'Oct 29, 977" In some cases, township employees have put equipment to their own use, the deputy- reeve said during an interview. "| had personal knowledge of a few instances last year and a few more were drawn to my attention recently," Bourdeau > S said. That's why he sponsored a single-family and garden homes. citizens' residence for Russell ane e% motion at a 'fecent council The project is to be built in (Continued on Page 8) o" 8 -00 PM "e meeting prohibiting employees C © removing equipment from mun- CASTOR RATES ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION -- $3 for 12 issues COUNTER PRICE -- .25 cents per issue ADVERTISING -- $1.50 per column-inch CLASSIFIEDS -- $2 per ad REVIEW Rugséuc Arena $2.00 €> IN Costume $3.00€D witHovT Costume Tickets AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR Music by CLYNE Orchestra icipal property without council's authorization. The motion was Hace approved. Contravention of the motion is grounds for dismissal. BO-JO's CUT 'N Names. &: aa es 4 ee AGOIGSS 90. fo ge ot. GR Amount ..... SEND IN SUBSCRIPTION NOW! Make sure of Castor Review! Please send the Castor Review to LUBRICATION Russell, Ont. 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