HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-02-14, Page 9WEDN'ESIAY, F'EB. • 141h,, 19.62;
TAKING CQURSE AT
U,A.C'. DAIRY SCHOOL
The annual .hairy !School at the
OntarioAgricultusal
. aided in the traini. of thousands
of young. wren, whaavg risen to •
positions of prominence in the
dairy industry. The three-month
'school; now in progress: at the
:O.A.C,, provides young •people in
the.dairy industry. with an under-
standing of the principles and
problems • in technical dairying,
and in the. production and care,
of, milk on the farm.. Thirty-eight
are atending the. 1962 seli�ool, in-
cluding representa. tives from the
maritimes and the , British ,West.
Indies,' • • ,,Among those attending the
• course is ` Arlan, MacKenzie of
this community.
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CK�TOW SENTINEL. LUCKTOW,. Oa`?TaR1O
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Sees -Bruce Co.
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Andy Robinson,'M,P. for Bruce,
took part in the recent debate in •
the House • of •Commons en the
motionthat the government give
immediate consideration . to the
advisability of taking the appro-
priate steps, necessary for • the
early establishment of a national
power grid which would be util-
ized •to develop Canadian industry
and provide: employment oppor-
tunities • through development of •
all natural power resources.
Mr. Robinson said "After I .have
made a few `remarks about this.
motion," I am satisfied•,the house
will know that this government.
has not only been giving a great.
deal of attention•to'research into
power development in this Coun-
try,.
ountry,• but has been doing, something
about its..
"As the -house probably knows,
power . in Ontario is•the . responsi-
1 bility of the:Hydro. Electric Pow-
er Commission, 'In . the years since
the ,commission was appointed or
originated it has accomplished , a
very good, job in the province" of
Ontario,' not only in ,peace time,.
but in wartime. It has kept up
with the: increasing demand for
power.' The •growth of the .:de-
mand for power over . the last
number of years. has been rapid;
and the economists tell us that it
will gadn momentum; as the years
go by, The larger the . population
-grows, .the more''. power will be
•used in line_ with t , e:,;;;mode-;, e
living we have at the present
time,. Some .economists • predict •; a
More rapid rate .of ,growth than.
others but I' think we canbe'Sat-
isfied ,that 'the.' growth 'will ''be
rapid,'.The estimated. increase 'for`
the. demand'. for power in the: pro
vinee of Ontario over . the next
20 years is :between , 5 per cent
-and 6 per -cent, ,pef year.. This •
means that the province of On-
tario ,'in 20 years' time will be
required•to..:double the supply . of
power that is needed, today,.Water
sources of power in.Ontario Fare,
as the..previous speaker has men
tioned abou t at : an end. There
are srnall 'sources.; up in; : the
northern part, of the .Province
which will eventually he tapped
but it' is uneconornic at the • pres-•
ent time tp tttransport :. the : power
over. the distance which would be.
involved. If the demand for .in•=
creased power .' in ;the next` . 20
years were 'supplied from ther-
mal' sources, it ,: would' mean an
added cost, in :coal,. of seine ,4200.
million No doubt a large amount
of this ' coal' would come ;from
the United States, though some,
w "+, 'n�` -of course, mould -come from Can
•t'`...N.%3 • ada. According• : to this estimate
it would cost '$300•m'illion a Year.
•. 1, to- supply that amount of thermal
When it comes to your flock
replacement stock, choose wisely!
Your. egg income depends' on it.
• An excellent choice is Swift's Sky.
Hi 316-w bird :with an outstand-
hig number ofhigh profit factors.
This white -egg layer.ha's the
enviable record of an average 289
eggs per hen over a 12 -month
period on a minimum amount of
•" feed. Avera a weight df eggs per
dozen is 25.9 ounces. Feed Con-
version, livability and interior egg
quality are unexcelled': in the in-
dus ve your profits a boost
-order Swift's outstanding: layer.
the. Sky -M.3161
SWIFT'S HATCHERY
Treleaven Milling:
0.,. Lucknow
Phone: Lucknow 9
ampaisionmemmaimmall
"A short while ago the atomic.
energy board of Canada along'
with the: Hydro Electric Fewer:,
Commission of Ontario agreed. to
erect an atomic power plant in
the 'County of Bruce. Why they
chose Bruce, I am not . too sure;
it is not because of the .geniality
of the hon. member .who 'repre-
sents that constituency,,, •1 know
that. 'I..suppose ,it, is because we
have the facilities, required by.
such an important undertaking..
The , atom. is . power; plant which.
is under construction at ;the pre
sent' time is being built at Doug-
las point on. lake ;Huron; The unit°
which is now .under construction
is .expected, to. 'be. completed ,by
'late 1964 or early 1965:. The unit
will produce'.200,00G kilowatts. It'
is planned that in 1963 'a second
unit *ill • be', built in along°.with
--the--•-first unit: T-hat•r-Secondunit-
is expected to produce "-another
200,006 .kwilotvatts . There is talk
at •the present time • of joining
a third unit to the other two. The
facilities are there, '
"Reverting. to this question of
the demand for power 1'1.00 years
time, I might ,point out that if this
extra power were supplied by oto-.
MIC energy;, it would. mean 'there
would be $154 million worth 'of
unanium used per year to supply
this plant. Coupled with the $300
million that would •be ,spent 'on,
coal; this comes to a considerable
sum. Power from this plant,
when the plant comes into' opera -
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tion, will go into: the `hydro elec-
tric power commission 'grid, I' •am
sure it' will not. only supply, the.
;future industrial needs of. our,
locality' in. Bruce but will make
a contribution" _to... supplying the
needs ofthe rest hof Ontario:
"At this'; time I. feel. a national'
grid :is something , to which we
can .Look . forwaixd .' but many of
these bridges will have to be:eros, '
sed- before 'it will be feasible. If
our population continues to , grow
on the :basis of predictions, 'I am
satisfied that such a grid will be-
come a reality some time in the •
future."
BROWNIE NEWS
The: 1st :and2nd Luckriow`
Brownie Packs met Wednesday
afternoon;, February 7th.
After games, 2nd Pack's Brown
Owl .took 'charge of Fairy Ring. •
Nancy. Kirkland .was Toadstool
Fairy. Fairy Gold and Inspection
followed and the 'Sixelrs marked
their books. '
• Three groups of Tweenies re-
viewed.
eviewed• and were: tested : on the •
Caw, Promise, Motto :,•.and Tie.
The Golden Bar Brownies re-
viewed 'the use of the, Compass:
• At Pow -wow,' Nancy Kirkland
was Invested.as • Sixes • of the
Sprites. Eleanor Whitby .read the
-story o-f-;-•th Brownies•-•in7Irndia
and showed a cutout doll in the
uniform of • a Bulbul, as • the
Brownies there are called: Plans
were discussed for the skating
party and 'the meeting closed.'
On Saturday afternoon, thirty
Brownies met at the ,arena .for
skating, after Which twenty-nine
Brownies and foi.ir guestsgath'-
erect at• the Tour n,'..�Iall Commu-
nity Room. Packie conducted
some games, which the girls re
luctantly left • to enjoy lunch and'
:hot, chocolate. About ' 5 &clock
'the 'Brownies; dismissed, .feeling,
that once again the Annual S.kat-.
ing Party had been a .success,
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Mrs. ` D.uncan McCallum :: and
daughter Jean of Elinwood.:v�sa
ed on Sunday with 'Mrs. E. Os''
borne and kr. and Mrs. Robert,
'Osborne. Mrs.. Osborne: returned.
with' them;
,Miss Susan Colling, of Ripley
visited at the week -end with her
grandparents; Mr. and Mrs: John
Colling. '
Miffs'Donna Osborne of Torontd
spent the week -end with .her mo
ther •Mrs."; E. Osborne:.
Mrs. Donald :1VMacTavish, Mrs.
John MacCharles, Mrs. Herb
Clayton,• Mrs. -Melvin Colling and
Mrs.. • Oscar White' attended the.
inaugural meeting of the .Bruce:
Presbyterial, United Church..Wo-
Men in Port Elgin On 'Friday.
Miss Phyllis Clayton was.:.solo-
ist in the United' sChurch' on Sun-
Congratulations are in: order
'for Mr% and Mrs. Sack McGuire,
on the birth of a songlittle bro-
ther for Ronnie and Nancy. Ron,
nie 'and Nancy, have been visiting.
this week• with TV1r.' and 1Vlrs•..A.l
Hamilton and family.
BRIEFS
•FROM'.:NEARBY
The •'monthly meeting; of -, the
Life ,Underwriters' Association of
Saugeen was held 'recently in
Walkerton with vice-president,
William.•Kinahan of West Wawa-..
nosh presiding. Mr. Kinahan was`
named representative to >: attend:
the ,Life 'Underwriters'. Associa-
tion. annual meeting in Toronto. •
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