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added Mosher.
occasion by Hydro officials, but
Power Station at Douglas Point,
The brief from the farmers had
was presented to Huron County
shown the im ortanee of
P
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Council Friday. It deals
producing nuclear. energy closer ,
s`
specifically with the power
to the need. In this way, the brief
corridor from Douglas Point to
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s
Seaforth through parts of Huron
would not be crossed to take
`
and Bruce.
'Hydro tolics uc ear ans at Covn
to'uncil 1
14EWS OP
where vast amounts of energy are
corridor, said secretary Dave
required.
McCallum, have raised .several
Mosher -pointed out that
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colftitimitlplanning
�boarci deemed it
Zurich. Cotitaining'o r fsQ pa e,S
W"Inthro
Study . which shows that the
1, 1e000 years for Plutonium 239
Ftgureq pjresented, by the
necessary to make an amendment
prepared by.the staff f the Hura> t "
.
were also
at odds on whether or not the
construction of a Hydro Power
to reach the radioactive level of
committee of farmers indicated it
to the official lan, it would
p.
Count Plan. in De artment, the.
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natural uranium. Presently, this
would cost about �_4,000,OQQ more
require an amendment.
book shows two housing
Mrs.Robert Hulley
•1?"l4►tonium 239 is stored in
to build the power tine through
Mosher told council that while
subdivisions •one almost ready to
Phone, write or visit your OHIP
i • a .
facilities with a life span of only
the corridor suggested by the
Ontario Hydro may not have
roll, according to Reeve Turkheim
100 years, she said, and while
committee than through the
provided enough information
and one in the planning stages,
McKWop #1 4-H Club
Lone hands -Mrs. Keith Rock;
` ".
'there may be new longer-lifed
corridor proposed' b
P P Y Ontario
about their planning, it was
The progressive little village has
The McKillop ill 4-H Club held
Ladies low Mrs, Ray. -Pfeifer;
storage facilities on the way, they
Hydro. According to the
possible "to inform the public too
water and sewage to offer with
their first meeting at the home of
Men's' lone hands - H. Brown;
are still not developed.
enough committee that is "not enou h
much".
housing for senior citizen; and a
Mrs. Diane Beattie on February
Men's low - Dennis Beuerman.
°Warren
s
"Hydro says Plutonium 239
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money" to justify using up prime
"The people may get upset,"
dentist's quarters in the offing.
18th. The meeting was opened
Gleh Beu erman and
i('/17ttiltled: ask ytlll t0
storage is safe long as 't .t.
agricultural land.
said Mosher.
Reeve Turkheim termed it
with the 4-H pledge followed by
the Institute Ode. The election of
Beuerman squeaked over Garry
McNichol Ross Driscoll in
I
managed," said Mr s. Shana�an.•
M
The route proposed b H dro
-•• p P Y Y
Warden Bill Elston told Hydro
Y
•' purely co -incidental" that
f
and
both•
"But management is crucial. It is
uses up 153,112 lineal feet of
officials he was satisfied
Zurich's plan was ready at the
officers followed: President -
Lost Heir. Next euchre will be
Cciiitple�c will rept be a tiCulture
a high risk thing."
Class 1 land and 13,200 lineal feet
communications had improved
same time as the announcement
Marilyn Koehler; Vice President -
held March 5th at Family
CANTDU believes that nuclear
of Class 6 land according to the
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over -the past two ears between
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about a nuclear lant in the area
p
Barb Smith; Secretary - Floating;
Paradise: Ladies lease brin
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energy clearly is an issue for
committee. The route proposed
Hydro and the people. He said
was made.
Treasurer Colleen Murray;
Reporter Hulley;
lunch.,
r
value judgement as well as a
b y the committee'takes 75,856
y
relations could be even better if
Asked if he had considered the
Press -Sandra
Reception
moral issue which could affect
lineal feet of Class 1 land and
county councillors became
implications of a nuclear
Leader is Mrs Olive Little and
Brodha en Hall was filled to
g
i
many generations to come.
48,576 lineal feet of Class 6 land.
informed about and interested in
'development to the Zurich area,
aksistant leader Mrs. Diane
capacity when a receptioq )rats
CANTDU feels it is unfair to
Gordon Hill; president of the
Hydro developments in Bruce as
the reeve said he'd thought of
Beattie. 14 girls were present.
Diane discussed what had to be
held for newlyweds Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Leonhardt, the former
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give the responsibility For
Ontario Federation of
Agriculture, estimates that
well as Huron.
A lot is happening in this
man aspects but doubted that
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"much harm" would come to
included in our Record books. The
Marie McClure, daughter of Mr.
managing Plutonium 239 to
people "yet unborn who have no
Ontario farm land is being taken
county with Hydro lines," said
Zurich if a nuclear plant was
'discussion was is Your
and Mrs. Glen McClure,
from production at the rate of 26
Elston. "A lot more will be
outside the village.
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Winthrop.ichard Leonhardt
P•
say".
It is unwise to count on the
acres of improved farmland per
happening in the next five years
,located
He saw it bringing
The McKillop fel 4-H Club held
read the address and presented
stability of society for the next
hour.
or so. There's no doubt in my
"tremendous land values and a
their second and third meeting in
the young couple with a purse' of
million ✓years," added Mrs.
If present• trends continue,
mind."$
boom to the area"•
the basement of the church with
money.
"'•1.,,...
Shanahan.
committee members pointed out,
Jack Riddell believes that local
He said that to his knowledge,
their mothers as guests. Mrs.
g
'
,
CANTDU has made its• feelings
Huron County's prime farmland
government will play an
the people in Port Elgin and
Faye Elliott of London and
Kenneth Blanchard, a student
known to Member of Parliament
could be used up in three years.
important role where Ontario
Southampton are coping nicely
Cheryle Dale, Seaforth, were
of Queen Elizabeth School,
y
for Huron, Jack Riddell.
Jack Riddell said that the brief
Hydro is concerned in the next
with the situation which has
guest speakers. For the second
Goderich, attended the Winter
Contacted at his home Saturday
presented by the committee, was
few years.
arisen out of the Douglas Point
meeting Marilyn Koehler
Olympics at Western University,
morning, Riddell confirmed the
well received in Toronto.
"Local government is going to
development.
presided.
London. Kenny brought a Crest
j
truth the
aFriday in county
"Bill Stewart is most
have to see that Ontario Hydro
"The average citizen doesn't
Elizabeth Pryce introduced the
speaker Faye Elliott. Faye
home with him.
Mrs. De Wayne Elliott Ida
¢
it o
council session Friday that some
sympathetic," said Riddell. •,,,
a s its way," said Riddell. He
pays Y „
seem to be that concerned," said
guest
g P Y Y
y and
nuclear development is planned
"We've got to, take a look at this
said the local people should not
Reeve Turkheim. "If he is, he's
gave some very interesting
Jane are spending a few days
"
for Huron County in the near
waste of agricultural land and
have to "pick up the tab" for
not talking about it."
pointers on good hair care. She
with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
?'
future.$
definitely consider the
changes because of Hydro
Mayor Jack Delbridge of
demonstrat ed on Darlene
Bill Little.
i,
---'I-,,would say there is n o
alternatives."
development in the area.
Exeter says he's no� prepared to
Murray's hair. Darlene's hair was
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Cuthill
question about that," said
Dr. Bob Walker, Senior
One of the points in the county
say whether a nucle rplant in his
very curly and Faye by wetting
visited for an evening with Mr.
1,
Riddell.
Ecologist with the Forestry
which has been mentioned as a
area would be good or bad.
and then drying it with a blow
andMrs. Harold Storey and
'
` When asked for his comments
Department of Ontario Hydro,
possible site for any nuclear
"i just don't know," admits
hair dryer and brush straightened
family.
concerning the announcement,
seerr - agree with this premiss
development in Huron is Blake, a
Delbridge.
Darlene's hair considerably then
curled the ends with curling
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Dale,
Clinton, visited with Mr. and
,, a Riddell admitted he had mixed
and told members of Huron
small hamlet about five miles
"But 1 sometimes wonder if it
emotions.
County Council so:
northwest of Zurich. Nestled
wouldn't have been a great deal
g
tongs.
Mrs. Harold Storey, Ray and
•
,."If in fact, Huron is looking for
"Soil is not a limitless
"It
quietly in Stanley Township,
better for all of us if we'd never
Sylvia Smith introduced
Sy
Cheryle Dale. Cheryle-spoke on
i d
13onne una
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Mr. and Mrs. Steve Argyle,
more industry, there is no
resource," said Dr. Walker.
Blake is not far from the shores of
cracked the atom," said
"One
de
skin care and demonstrated on '
Bayfield and Mr. and Mrs. Tony
BayWolfield a
question that a power plant will
entice new industry," said
must be protected. It is being
used up at an astonishing rate.
Lake Huron.
Reeve Jack Turkheim of Zurich
Delbridge. day there's
going to be an accident and we're
Elizabeth Pr face which
Mitchell visited with
Riddell. "But we don't know what
Ontario Hvdro is being very
says the people of that village are
going to blow ourselves up."
proved. to be most helpful to
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris and
we're headingfor when we look at
careful to make sure we are not
talking about the news of possible
Delbridge says that speaking
everybody present. Marilyn
Koehler presents both guests
family.
Vickie Harris attended a
it from the long range point of
using it up at the rate indicated."
"Dr. Walker said that on the
nuclear development closet).
in a telephone conversation
personally, he is concerned abou
about the environmental aspect of
with small gift in appreciation.
toboggan party and a pancake
view."
have
hydro ljne to Georgetown, for
Saturday afternoon, the reeve
nuclear ever He .wonders if
The girls ha a de ' d to call
social for the Forresters Sunday
potential dangers sotherea are what n
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instance, ' Ontario Hydro is
said the people of the area "don't
future generations will suffer
their club "Th P wde Puffs"'.
at Ed. Dorrance's farm.
connection with these nuclear
crossing "prime agricultural
seem to b4 frightened' by the
because of it one day.
d'he next meeting will be held
Mr. and Mrs. Bill McClure and
i;
power plants," said Riddell. "We
land in over 170 miles of
possibility though he expects
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B t says Delbridge, if nuclear
Bpt, Y g
March 4th at the hom f Vicky
family attended the christening of
are being self-centred, We areright-of-way,
they are using only
some are thinking about the
energy is to be a reality in the
Harris. The girls served cookies
Shellie Lyne Stephenson,
not thinking of what f
future
40 acres. of Class 1 and 2 land:
changes which could take place m
area, the people of Huron will
and hot ,chocolate and a social
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
generations will have to contend
He said tower bases; are
the area if a nuclear plant di
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have to live with it.
hour was enjoyed.
Euchre Pa
Stephenson at Varna United
Church the
e;•:
with because of our decisions."
presently estimated to take a 35
foot area that
did, become a reality.
Ironically,
"Is it worth the risk?" muses
"Who knows, but I
The Family'Paradise Ski-doo
and visited at
Stephenson home afterwards.
Riddell suggested that not
square plus again
when county council
Delbridge.
Club held their regular euchre
enough government money is
much land to permit • farm
met last Friday, one of the
don't think it matters whether the
Euchre and
partywasplay
_
being spent to investigate the
machinery to turn easily around
docume}7ts on the desk of each
plant is at Blake or Douglas Point
Heir ed. Ladies highh.
was
t •
alternatives to nuclear cher
energy -
them. He suggested that planners
memb was a copy of the
or Toronto or Montreal. A`great
Mrs. Clarence Regele; Ladies
tidal energy, wind, solar energy,
already have designed a tower
secondary plan for the village of
many people could be affected.",PROTECTION
geothermal energy.,
which requires much less land
'
- But if Ontario Hydro is
area than this, but that
News of Constance
.,
k
determined to go , ahead with
calculations in this case were
_
HEY
rt
plans - for a nuclear power
development in this area of the
made on the present tower size.
Another Hydro spokesman, Art
For
e
d arty
MISSED
province, Riddell is Oorking to
Mosher, said Ontario Hydro is
:!
ensure that it does not eat up
listening to the people. He said
The Foresters held •a euchre
tobogganing party on Sunday, .
Dane and Johnathon William on
a
'
i
"prime agricultural land".
wherever possible, lines are
party on ,Friday evening,
February 24th at Dorrance's Hills
February 19th.
"This can be avoided," said
following back laf lines, -towers
February 22nd. at the hall. The
which was very successful. About
First grandchildren for Mr. and,
Riddell.
are being placed opposite each
winners were Women's High .- '
50 returned to the hall to enjoy a
Mrs, John Thompson.
•i
Riddell spoke of a brief drawn
other, tree planting is done to
Mary Riley; Lone Hands Ferns
pancake supper and a social hour.
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up by the Bruce -Huron Hydro
cover unsightly installations, etc.
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McClure; Low -Kim en's
Riley;Y.
Another family day is planned for
Mr. Elliott Harrison of Blyth,
C �
Negotiating Committee which
"We appreciate the nuisance
High- Stewart Dolmage ; Lone
the future:
Mr. Wilmer Harrison of Goderich
'
was present ed to Hon. William
factor," said Dr. Walker.
Hands - Walter McClure; Low -
Congratulations are extended
visited on Wednesday with Mr.
A. Stewart recently.
"The total community benefits
Larry McClure.
to Mr. and' Mrs. Barry Powley of
and Mrs. George McIlwain.
g
This brief, having direct'
in file routing of these lines,'"
Tobogganing Party
Ottawa (nee Betty Thompson), on
Betty Konarski of Londesboro
Is anything missing from
spent the weekend with Nancy
Preszcator.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Lawson,
John and Elizabeth visited .on
Sunday in London with Mr. and
Mrs. E. F. Warren, Lynda and
Helen.
Mr. and Mrs. Marris Bos,
Steven, Sharon -and Kenny visited
on Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Bos and John of
Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszcator
Bill, Debbie' and Michael, Mr.
and Mrs. David Preszcator,
Registration for Holida Ha enin s has one extremel Christine, Lisa, Christopher and
Development, for instance "will well but due to an enlarged program there are still a few more Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. Larry I
According to the brief, for be all used up". Dillon of Seaforth spent Sunday
every mile of 900 foot corridor, MoshEG, also reminded council vacancies.. with Mr. and Mrs. Ken
A good n ight was enjoyed by all at the Tuesday night
` the loss will be 108 acres; for that modern, efficient farm Preszcator, Diane and Nancy,
Men's Physical Program. There are a few weeks left and any when the celebrated Nancy's
y every mile of 540 foot corridor, methods requires substantial Y Y'
men are welcome to come out to the Public School to see what birthday.
the loss is 80 acres. locks of electrical energy. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
- dr (' they are missing.
it has been estimated that if e There 'was some discussion Houghton of Holmesville were
If any matviduals or groups are looking for worthwhile
power line crosses a 100. acre among county councillors
farm, as much as one.fifth of the projects to aid the community it is suggested you contact the Sunda visitors with Mr. and
i;. concerning whether or not Hydro Y
farm could be lost to�some aspects is, indeed, , doing everythiug• Recreation Office. You could be channelled into an avenue of
r,; of agriculture. possible to keep people informed interest which could be both rewarding and beneficial. Mrs. Bill Storey.
"Since we have an .'and to seek out the opinion of
4J international proiein shortage the grassroots.
and agricultural products"are in Don Fraser, Property Division
great demand, the price of of Ontario Hydro, told council the
i productived land has doubled and planning department of - the
tripled," said the brief. "This has county had been kept informed of -
s happened since this line was Hydro developments concerning 0
planned. We think this corridor Huron.
needs a fresh approach." Ashfield Reeve Girvin Reed, a
"Ontario Hydro maintains they former member of the planning
are listening to the views of the and development committee of
ppeople," the brief went on to county council, said to, his
say,"but we have very little knowledge Ontario Hydro had !OW!
0 FtHO A 6AR NAT Mrs
evidence to substantiate that they never approached the local i A
will co-operate with public officials. He golmitted memoers Looldng for some
opinion for change." had been invited to a public r�.r�pr�
i+; According to the brief, the meeting in Bruce County, but facts about what in
route chosen by Ontario Hydro for suggested that no direct attempt ��*�+ �e
its line passes through prime had been made to contact the car to purchasel O 4�
{ agricultural land. county committee. t�,
"Although it may be more lUourity Planner Gary Davidson
' economical to construct a power said he'd been telephoned on.one And a little help
..,
,
,
fan far., (elly? Vog a C
arlrered Accat,tntants
266. Ma.Yn ,St„ Exeter
ARTHUR W. READ
Resident Partner
235-0120
CanIDB.'
elp fou.
Mr. W. J. Reynoldr
one of our representatives
will be at The Bedford Hoteil, Gode. ich p
TELEPHONE: 524-7337
Monday, March 4, from 1— 4 p.m.
197 York St., London, Ont. N6A `1B2
ORDER YOUR
SEED GRAIN,
CORN, BEANS,
AND
GRASS SEED
.. .Before the Rush
Banquet, Annual Meeting
and Dance
Wednesday, March 13
— SEAFORTH LEGION 'HALL —
Tickets available at the (Mice or frorr>♦ Directors
SEAFORTH cO,QP
FARMERS,
MILL ST—R—E-E—T Phone 527-0770 Seaforth
many acres of valuable farmland. stage of Bruce Nuclear Power
Some good things
happen at 65!
4
relation to the Bruce Nuclear
added Mosher.
occasion by Hydro officials, but
Power Station at Douglas Point,
The brief from the farmers had
was presented to Huron County
shown the im ortanee of
P
q`
Council Friday. It deals
producing nuclear. energy closer ,
s`
specifically with the power
to the need. In this way, the brief
corridor from Douglas Point to
reasoned, valuable farmland
s
Seaforth through parts of Huron
would not be crossed to take
`
and Bruce.
hydro -electric power to the cities
It pecomes free a5 Soon as you or
Farmers along the '•' roposed
where vast amounts of energy are
corridor, said secretary Dave
required.
McCallum, have raised .several
Mosher -pointed out that
your spouse turn 65. For both of
thousand dollars out of their own
Toronto is presently producing -
pockets to compile the Sibbald
more power than is being used in
Study . which shows that the
Toronto. Even so, by 1987„ the
tt
68 -mile corridor will consume
energy produced by the first
spent the weekend with Nancy
Preszcator.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Lawson,
John and Elizabeth visited .on
Sunday in London with Mr. and
Mrs. E. F. Warren, Lynda and
Helen.
Mr. and Mrs. Marris Bos,
Steven, Sharon -and Kenny visited
on Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Bos and John of
Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszcator
Bill, Debbie' and Michael, Mr.
and Mrs. David Preszcator,
Registration for Holida Ha enin s has one extremel Christine, Lisa, Christopher and
Development, for instance "will well but due to an enlarged program there are still a few more Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. Larry I
According to the brief, for be all used up". Dillon of Seaforth spent Sunday
every mile of 900 foot corridor, MoshEG, also reminded council vacancies.. with Mr. and Mrs. Ken
A good n ight was enjoyed by all at the Tuesday night
` the loss will be 108 acres; for that modern, efficient farm Preszcator, Diane and Nancy,
Men's Physical Program. There are a few weeks left and any when the celebrated Nancy's
y every mile of 540 foot corridor, methods requires substantial Y Y'
men are welcome to come out to the Public School to see what birthday.
the loss is 80 acres. locks of electrical energy. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
- dr (' they are missing.
it has been estimated that if e There 'was some discussion Houghton of Holmesville were
If any matviduals or groups are looking for worthwhile
power line crosses a 100. acre among county councillors
farm, as much as one.fifth of the projects to aid the community it is suggested you contact the Sunda visitors with Mr. and
i;. concerning whether or not Hydro Y
farm could be lost to�some aspects is, indeed, , doing everythiug• Recreation Office. You could be channelled into an avenue of
r,; of agriculture. possible to keep people informed interest which could be both rewarding and beneficial. Mrs. Bill Storey.
"Since we have an .'and to seek out the opinion of
4J international proiein shortage the grassroots.
and agricultural products"are in Don Fraser, Property Division
great demand, the price of of Ontario Hydro, told council the
i productived land has doubled and planning department of - the
tripled," said the brief. "This has county had been kept informed of -
s happened since this line was Hydro developments concerning 0
planned. We think this corridor Huron.
needs a fresh approach." Ashfield Reeve Girvin Reed, a
"Ontario Hydro maintains they former member of the planning
are listening to the views of the and development committee of
ppeople," the brief went on to county council, said to, his
say,"but we have very little knowledge Ontario Hydro had !OW!
0 FtHO A 6AR NAT Mrs
evidence to substantiate that they never approached the local i A
will co-operate with public officials. He golmitted memoers Looldng for some
opinion for change." had been invited to a public r�.r�pr�
i+; According to the brief, the meeting in Bruce County, but facts about what in
route chosen by Ontario Hydro for suggested that no direct attempt ��*�+ �e
its line passes through prime had been made to contact the car to purchasel O 4�
{ agricultural land. county committee. t�,
"Although it may be more lUourity Planner Gary Davidson
' economical to construct a power said he'd been telephoned on.one And a little help
..,
,
,
fan far., (elly? Vog a C
arlrered Accat,tntants
266. Ma.Yn ,St„ Exeter
ARTHUR W. READ
Resident Partner
235-0120
CanIDB.'
elp fou.
Mr. W. J. Reynoldr
one of our representatives
will be at The Bedford Hoteil, Gode. ich p
TELEPHONE: 524-7337
Monday, March 4, from 1— 4 p.m.
197 York St., London, Ont. N6A `1B2
ORDER YOUR
SEED GRAIN,
CORN, BEANS,
AND
GRASS SEED
.. .Before the Rush
Banquet, Annual Meeting
and Dance
Wednesday, March 13
— SEAFORTH LEGION 'HALL —
Tickets available at the (Mice or frorr>♦ Directors
SEAFORTH cO,QP
FARMERS,
MILL ST—R—E-E—T Phone 527-0770 Seaforth
many acres of valuable farmland. stage of Bruce Nuclear Power
Some good things
happen at 65!
4
corridor on the excellent
conditions of classes one and two
occasion by Hydro officials, but
' a`
as well?'
Free Health Insurance.But`you must apply forirt.
farm land,
that no meeting was ever
o
_;
=t'
we contend that the
extra expense, in construction
scheduled to make him and his
developments in
O ='
It pecomes free a5 Soon as you or
Important: Always quote your OHIP
world be well repaid in the
staff aware of
district.
your spouse turn 65. For both of
number when contacting OHIP.
d
`
piddactiv�ed laird saved," the
the
Frasr and Davidson
"
you and any eligible dependents.
The OHIP District Office in your
;t
r
brief read.
"tiffs concerns us even more
were also
at odds on whether or not the
construction of a Hydro Power
BILL McLAUGHLIN
MOTORS
LTD.
Provided you have lived in Ontario
for the' last year.
area will answer any questions and ,
help you with your application.
Phone, write or visit your OHIP
d
after the recent announcement of
Line in Huron Count Y
District Office for an application form.
i
the doubling of < the Bruce
C;"erieraltittg Station when
necessitated a change in the
has FREE
BOOKLET
You've earned it.
'
even
nidre land may be required to
Official Plan.
Fraser said transmission lines
a
-
Ministry Of
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Hamilton Toronto Ottawa
25 Mein St. W. 2195 Yonge St. 75 Albert St.
526-3461 (Csg'I{nton) 462-1111 237-9100
Ciro rey p'tlttrer," the brief
'�We
are ntrt usually designated on
now avaulable that will provide �rou�
Health
tondos . Mississauga5CityCeThunder Bay
227 Queens661Ave. 55 City Centre Dr. 200 South Syndicate
i('/17ttiltled: ask ytlll t0
Official Plans. Davidson Said
Ave,
433-4561 275-2730 623-5131
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c6h9ld6r, that this nuclear ,power
Hydro Power lines were••
f
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