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BRUCE SITE FOR General Electric .Company Limi
ed, �CANDU will be Canada's
NUCLEAR STATION : first: large-scale nuclear;plant
a, . � n Local..� � Gener�l.��.
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Thissite is better : suited to
A. 2,300 -acre : site. for, Canada's the needs of Ontario Hydro than
first large-scale nuclear power any other we have investigated,
station .has been selected on the • 114r. Duncan said, 'and• we: be-
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shore, of Lake Huron nine 'miles lieve it will nieet the require-'
north • of... Kincardine, Ontario merits of the Atomic Energy
:Hydro Chairman James S, Dun- Control Board."
can has announced. Pending - the Noting that .Ontario - Hydro had'
results of the sub strata drilling ,investigated ossibl
the official announcement seem- • e slins .I n the
Blind . River,- Manitoulin Island;..
ed little more than a formality Owen ,Sound and Parry . Sound
Mr. Duncan said ...the ..Brace .,.areas:, as well as .the Lake "Hui-
County Site, lying almost mid7 on shoreline ''between . Goderich
way 'between Kincardine and . and Sarnia, Mr: Duncan said the
Port: Elgin, was -Chosen follow- '•
,location :finally chosen .possessed
• Dr. and Mrs: John, Crispin of
Red Lake,. Ontario, 'shave ,been
een
holidaying at. the•.Stether's cot-
tage ..at' Kintail.
Mrs. • Marion : Harris of . H'oly
rood .` left ,on .Wednesday for . a
months visit with her sister.,:
Mrs. C. E. Wilson..••at Saskatoon.
iMr.': and • Mrs, Donald TFarriSh.
and . two children, Donald Rae,
and David have returned `from'
a motor trip to Florida.
We, look; forward' to .;getting
iru 'intensive field investigations. -ail the riecessar the paper each, week, 'says Arth-. ,
y characteristics Ur H: 'Graham of Sault Ste
in many :parts of.••rthe province: for a nuclear -electric station.' Marie, in renewinghis.
Bounded on the south'by In , subscrip
'Water for cooling purposes is tion.
verhuibn Provincial Park, It is available in large quantities,the
a rd ky promontory of bush land Mr: and Mrs. R. J Dixon of
bedrock• 'foundation is. suitable, C•aledon and ' Mr: • and Mrs.
jutting out into Lake Huron and highway and rail `transportation " Wilson of J.
includes Douglas and MacPher-Florida, were visitors
is nearby, the surrounding dis last* week with Flora.'and Olive
son points. - ti ict is lightly populated, and
Webster. •
If approved '.by the Atomic the f site is not too remote, from
Ehergy.. Control• Board, the : site the transmission network of mfr.Mrs. 'T S. Reid' of Orillia .is
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willbecome the location "of. the Southern Ontario . System,". ,Mr.
200,000 kilowat 'CANDU (Cana, 'Duncan .explained.
dian Deuterium ' Uranium) nu
clear -electric generating : station.
The . $60,000,000 project *ill.be
::built by. Atomic Energy of Cn-
ada. Limited. Although a srnali
prototype nuclear station, , is now
, 'under construction by AECL,
Ontario Hydro ,and . Canadian
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These are samples, factory clearances. in . all colors and
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$3.00 to '$7:00. Exceptional.. Values. Just the hat for
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LUCKNOV
:..UNITED
CHURCH:`��
Minister.: '•°
Rev:. Gordon R. Geiger,
_ B.A., . RD.
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SUNDAY`, SEPTEMBER <20
10:00 a.m. • RALLY. DAY in
the Church School.. • '
11:00 a.m Divine worship
Nursery during church
Thought For; Thee. Week: -
men speak ill of you, •
live so that no'13Qdy will be-
lieve
'them.
Hydro announced in July that
'options had 'been taken on sev-
eral properties in the. -area north
.of, Kincardine. Tet drilling to a
depth of 110 feet proved found-
ation conditions 'satisfactory.
• The site ` cdnsists of aboiit 19
Lots between concessions 3 and•
6 in the Township of Bruce.
Mainly . cedar bush, the ' area is
not used for farting and habi
tation is limited to two Summer.
cottages • along the :flat, rocky
shoreline. •
Shoreline conditions were an,
important factor in selection oi;.
• the site as sand would clog the
water , intakes of. an .operating
station.. The CANDU plant Will
visiting in ` London • with her son,
Austin and Mrs. Reid. She cal.
led on Mrs.•'T. H. 'Alton who, re-
cently observed her, 94th birth-
day and found her very bright.
Mrs.. R. Nelson is at present
visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
Eugene, McGrath and Mr. .Mc-
Grath in Toronto. Mr. and; Mrs.
McGrath (Jean Nelson), ' will
•.shortly be moving! ;tp ,Winnipeg
to 'maketheir home. • •
Mrs. Win. Murdie has: gone to
.1Vljtchell, where she plans: to
reside' ,'for , the time being- . at.
least. She accompanied, her. bro-
then -and his wife," Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Hardin of 'Milton, to ,Mit-
chell on Saturday.
Sunday visitors•'with Mrs. Ed
Thorn were 'Mr. and Mrs. George
Nor -
use 300,000 .gallons of water a Sillers •of Walkerton and. Nor-.
.minute for cooling .purposes. Man Cunningham of Kirkland
Since the' cooling water will not Lake.:•
come in contact with radio actaliallenimmaggigniginuagge
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ive, materials,` it will be return=
`ed to the lake in a pure: condi-
tion.
ondition
`The Lake 'Huron site ••is close
to •Highway 21 and both Kincart
dine' and. Port Elgin are .served
by the Canadian .National Rail
Lyceum Theatre
W iNGHAM,
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,Two shows each night'
First at, 7.15
. ,.n. r .. , p ide Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
As Ontario Hydro will:provide
the transmission facilities to feed • September 17, 18, 19.
Lucknow
the station's electrical output to Rosalind • rRussell•.
• m Southern Ontario, the fact that
Presbyterian Church ' in
transmissioril: facilities at Han- TIE , MAME"
Minister: i
over are only 30 Chiles awaywas ' ".A4IN ME"
Rev, ! another/ important factor in °sel- (Adult Entertainment)
'Wallace . McClean
ection rof the site. o .
SUNDAY,' SEPTEMBER 26th . Design work is fully under A —fast and furious comedy
way but actual 'construction witha glamorous background
11:00 a, .. • ,
t m Sunday School Z! work ora the CAND:U. project is and based on the highly.sucess-
Ra
llvv Dacr C.•....a __ School!, not likely to begin
before
r._ :....,` fii1 stage play,
N1)1'8 meet at 10:45, The project will probably em-' Admission 75c 35.0 25c
ploy a peak work force of 1,000
to. 1,200 , construction workers. '
9:30 a.Tn Dungannon,
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• Visitors 'with Mr., and Mrs.
Charles •Cook, over the week -end
were Mr.' and Mrs..Albert Levitt
of ,Strathroy. •
Mr, and'. Mrs. Bert Half ' and
Mr. and..Mrs.Clarence, Strang -
way of , andaunim • weref Sun-
day guests- of 'Rev. and .. Mrs.
• G. W. .Kaiser. •
'Mrs.., Thelma MacDonald of
Toronto 'writes, "sirriply : • can't
,get along without The.Sentinel's
Recent visitors • at the home of
` Mrs. Win: Murdie . were Mrs.
' Jarries Malcolm, Mr. and. ,Mrs.
Dalton Malcolm, of 1VIitohell and
Miss Euphernia • Graham;'. •who;
teaches at •Dresden.: `
(4TLOST..i.G�iier�us'Reward
In, or around., Lucknow, Siamese white cat with dark
br"&wn ears, . face and tail:' ' Blue eyes. : A little girl's,'Pet.
Anyone having seen this eat please 'call
WELL HEN,DERSON, . ,phone. 108-J, rLucknow
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�.,�. ' Thursday, • Friday,, ••Saturday, September 24‘ 25, 26.
1. , Adult Admission 75c — Students, and..
1 • , Children at regular prices •
.The greatest show of the year' AND the Biggest Cast
Victor Mature =- Rhonda Fleming s-- Red Buttons'
' Kathy Grant =•Gilbert Roland..— Vincent Price
and Peter Lorre' as the clown.
All the glamor of the big top —+ the sawdust � ring
s
the menagerie * , the sideshows and their barkers r ---
something
something to please the entire .family In '
THEATRE
cioderkis
Now :Playing— "No Name On The. Bullet —In color. J
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Audie Murphy and Joaa. Evans •• ' '; '
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, September 21, 22, 23:..
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Shirley MacLarne—•. David Niven and . Young
Three Top Stars: and they tell. an 'entertaining story
oataf n..an old-fashioned girl on a 'career -search, in 'Manhat-;
. old:fashioned
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"ASK ANY GIRL"
Scope and Color '
BIC• CIRCUS'
Scope • and Collor •
Conning 'Nowhere to Go'' with George Nader
•• ", and Maggie Smith,
The station is scheduled for ser- vice' in late 1964 or early 1965...;.,..o.K,,„i..,,..,:,.1_, �,,.,.
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