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<br /> �tP Friday,April 12,1991
<br /> Ditspositio
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<br /> § Tuesday,April 4
<br /> ' - Brian B.Perry,-34,Winslow
<br /> " Road, North Falmouth,
<br /> V
<br /> charged with driving an
<br /> �. uninsured vehicle and an
<br /> unregistered trailer,April
<br /> 5,1990,in Bourne.Charges
<br /> dismissed.
<br /> Stephen Santos, Teaticket
<br /> Way, Teaticket, found
<br /> guilty of assault and bat-
<br /> tery,Feb.7 in Falmouth.
<br /> x.. Filed;defendant is serv-
<br /> ingThe Jonathan Hatch Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a eofCmonth term in
<br /> House of C meeting last week at the North Falmouth Congregational Church,honoring students Correction.
<br /> receiving the DAR's annual Good Citizen Award.Upper Cape students honored Cynthia Monaco,32,Meadow
<br /> were(from left),Suzanne M.,Duffy,County Road,Bourne,Bourne High School;K. Haven Drive, Mashpee,
<br /> Lea Ackland,Old Colony Place,Falmouth,Falmouth Academy;Carma L.Burnette, charged with two counts of
<br /> Trotting Park Road,Teaticket,Falmouth High School,and Alissa A.Fleet,Sand- larceny of property,Jan.
<br /> with High School. (Photograph by Alan Stewart) 24 and 25,1987,in Mash-
<br /> pee.Charges dismissed on
<br /> payment of$105 to Ange-
<br /> Near Canal lo's and$25 costs.
<br /> Juan Paredes, 22, Alopan
<br /> Releasing Effluent Into Filter Beds Supported Drive, Cataumet, found
<br /> guilty on six counts of tar-
<br /> ceny by check during Octo-
<br /> ByJOANIE PERRY happy with the effluent being ent has traveled through the ber, 1988, in Falmouth.
<br /> Massachusetts Military disposed of near the canal treatment facility it will be Placed on administrative
<br /> Reservation released a deci- unless the effluent was up- dumped into an infiltration probation three months,
<br /> sion last week on the Otis Air graded to drinkable levels, basin.Each basin will have a 1lorder6d to pay$285.16 res-
<br /> National Guard Base Waste- which the final decision calls filter bed designed to be titution to Stop&Shop
<br /> water.Treatment Plant sup for.The health board did not flooded with an average of and$50 costs,
<br /> porting the upgrade of the' want the effluent to be 125,000 gallons per day of Tamara L. Cunniff, Little
<br /> plant and the release of efflu-' dumped into or near the ca- treated effluent. Harbor Road,Woods Hole,
<br /> ent into sand filter beds near; nal no matter what class the The effluent will then per- charged with larceny by
<br /> Cape.Cod Canal. effluent would be. check,Dec.1 in East Fal-
<br /> - , colate through the basin to mouth.Dismissed on pay-.
<br /> The alternative chosen in- Guard personnel will con- ground water.The surface of ment of$18,60 to Family
<br /> eludes upgrading the existing struct and operate the ter- the infiltration basins is Foods.
<br /> plant to achieve a Class 1 ef- tiary wastewater treatment about 20 feet above ground Richard A,Park Jr.,PO Box
<br /> fluent,drinking water level, facility on the location of the water,and it consists of one
<br /> and foot of sand,one foot of sandy 1002g South Yarmouth,
<br /> piping the effluent 50,000 existing facility.All construe-;loam and silt,and 18 feet of charged with larceny by
<br /> feet north of the reservation tion and operational activi- cheek,June 16 in East Fal-
<br /> and disposing of it in sand in- ties will be Iocated on the medium sand.
<br /> filtration beds abutting the -reservation.The infiltration When the reservation mouth.Dismissed on pay-
<br /> canal. beds abutting the canal will wastewater discharge permit
<br /> Comments received dur- also be on the base. came up for renewal in 1984,
<br /> ing the Draft Environmental The treatment plant is on 'the Department of Environ- David P.0'Re
<br /> Impact Statement period led the southern boundary of the mental Protection Division of SUDZING.RMO'DEELM
<br /> to the development of the al- reservation in the Town of Water Pollution Control is- 563-I
<br /> ternative chosen. Both Sandwich at the Falmouth sued the permit and set in-
<br /> Bourne Board of Selectmen town line.It was constructed ca7836
<br /> r and final effluent dis- ' 11
<br /> and Board of Health raised in 1936,and in 1941 a second- charges limits for the final ef-
<br /> concerns regarding this al- 'ary treatment facility was fluent.The alternatives that Q�\
<br /> have been under consider-
<br /> ternative. constructed at the same loca- �i\
<br /> The selectmen made it tion to replace the original ation for the past year were lip. Additi
<br /> clear they would not be primary treatment process. developed to meet the re- Finished Base
<br /> The plant provides wastewa- 9°irements of the 1984 dis-.
<br /> Re
<br /> 'ter treatment for the entire charge permit. Pairs&
<br /> Self-Reliance Corp. 'reservation. The,upgrade and construe-
<br /> Receives9,000 Grant Process Unchanged tion are subject to the autho-
<br /> rization and appropriation.of
<br /> The secondary treatment funds by Congress.The reser-
<br /> Every nonprofit organiza- facility was rehabilitated in vation will begin construc-
<br /> tion is stuck in a dilapidated 1983, but the actual treat- tloh on the-old building,-heated-by a gi- merit upgrade and the
<br /> ant inefficient boiler.What process remained'-un- pipeline as soon as Congress CnAWn54' S
<br /> little heat there is vents from changed from the original approves it and funding is re-
<br /> 1941 design.Once the efflu- ceived. -DAY
<br /> the old windows and uninsu-
<br /> lated walls,Right?Not nee-
<br /> :essare SALE
<br /> The Nonprofit Energy Ef- HOME HEATING OIL
<br /> ficiency Program(NEED)ad- NOW through
<br /> ministered locally by The at
<br /> Cape and Islands Self-Re The Absolute LOWEST PRICES ! Saturday,April 20
<br /> ante Corporation has solvedd
<br /> those problems for several in the areal KNIT I
<br /> nonprofit organizations 24 Hour Burner Servica
<br /> throughout southeastern ECONOMY PRINTS 4r A
<br /> Massachusetts. E00
<br /> "We would have never FUEL OIL gel_a� -
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<br /> been able to implement the AND SERVICES,Inc. '
<br /> building improvements nec- UM781-80H49-N78
<br /> essary to achieve this amount
<br /> of energy savings without the
<br /> availability of funds through r •- .•- DRA PE _ ;
<br /> the NEEP program," saidSLIPCOVER-
<br /> Marlene Weir, director of ., 8
<br /> Cape Cod Development in ,
<br /> Hyannis,whose organization 4 • •
<br /> received a$9,000 grant. Reg. yd
<br /> "I can't imagine what
<br /> would have happened if we
<br /> had not participated in this s""� °i O."`do�`swsba ns•
<br /> program," stated Albert Falmouth Showroom Hyannis Showroom 4-114a 0 n!fit-.r1eP
<br /> Tyldesley of the Lower Cape Rte.28�Between&C Colonial Rte.28 Opp.the Airport t/ DEL
<br /> Skating Arena."The people 457-9202 Runway tl2 mile south of Rotary 12 SPRING BARS RD,FALMOUTH-548-6482
<br /> that use this building77&0393 STORE HOURS:MON.-SAT.9:00 AM 6 PM.
<br /> pay for Hours:Mon.-sat. Hours:Mon.,Toes,Wed.9 t3 ACROSS FROM Mau[ENAM1^S,BEHIN
<br /> it:we would have had to pass to A.M:5 P.M. Thurs.8 Fri.9-9 sat.9.5 D MOBIL STATION
<br /> the rise in electrical costs THOUSANDS
<br /> onto the seniors and children WE DO HAV
<br /> that skate here."
<br /> The NEEP program helps
<br /> tax-exempt fy,a d organiza= . DON'T SUFFER
<br /> energy
<br /> identify,and and invest in WITH PAIN'
<br /> „f
<br /> energy conservation im-
<br /> grants and c providing WE ARE ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS
<br /> grants and technical assis- � NTQ
<br /> tance, 1, ►►JJ
<br /> Michael Laliberte, busi-
<br /> ness manager of Taunton's mot:
<br /> Youth Services Unlimited,
<br /> said,"we have saved money FALMOUTH CHIROPRACTIC
<br /> on the purchase and installa-
<br /> tion of or us rtzation mate ACHES?
<br /> ���
<br /> vials. For us the payback S. DR. TOHN Ae POD A S I
<br /> came within the first month J it iJJ�l jl
<br /> of the improvements." 69 DAMS STRAITS
<br /> More information is avail- ;
<br /> able from the.Self-Reliance
<br /> Corporation at 775-9016. FALMOUTH
<br /> Divorces Granted SALE
<br /> The following divorces I. 000 Dra
<br /> were granted in Barnstable WE ARE T
<br /> IN PAIN9
<br /> Probate Court:
<br /> Allison White Dimond, STORE
<br /> West Falmouth, and F.
<br /> Ronald Dimond, Vermont,
<br /> March 8.
<br /> Judith Shorey,Sandwich, CALL NOW1
<br /> and Michael Shorey,Mash- I�E L 1V1AR
<br /> Mash-
<br /> Pee,March 27.
<br /> Barbara Jean Lee, East 457-0440
<br /> `°""'""Fafmquth,and James G.Lee,
<br /> Brookline,March 29.
<br /> HOmep
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