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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-10-01, Page 8Page 8—Lucknnow SenatAaell, Iye lu es l y, October 1, 1080 ElMilk Ontario NOTICE OF C NTINUING PUBLIC HEARING ONTARIO HYDRO TRANSMISSION SYSTEM EXPANSION PROGRAM Etnei r ency action discussed at meeting SPEC IAL Th Doc • th Joint Board is conducting public hearings to consider the appr•3va0 if, and if approved, the tion of Ontario Hydro's proposed transmissi• n facilities between; rake Nuclear Power Development, near Kincardine, and the Essa Transformer Station, near arrie; • the ruce Nuclear Power Development and a new transformer Station to be built in the London area; and • the new transformer station in the London area and the Nanticoke Generating Station, on Lake Erie • AND TAKE NOTICE THAT LANDS WITHIN THE SHADED AREA SET OUT IN THE MAP BELOW MAY BE EXPROPRIATED FOR ANY FACILITIES WHICH MAY BE APPROVED. Map of Route Alternatives in the Area of the Goderich Airport A Point Farms Provincial Park Carlow Lake Huron Goderich Legend �fi•� Alternative Route 1 ■ ■ Alternative Route 2 THE JOINT BOARD MAY CONSIDER FOR APPROVAL EITHER OF THE ALTERNATIVE LOCATIONS OR ANY OTHER LOCATION WITHIN THE SHADED AREA. THE DECISION RESULTING FROM THIS HEARING WILL DETERMINE THE LOCATION OF TRANSMIS- SION LINES. YOUR LAND MAY BE EXPROPRIATED FOR THESE FACILITIES AS A RESULT OF THE JOINT BOARD'S DECISION. D The purpose of the continuation of the hearing in Clinton is to hear evidence to be given on behalf of Ontario Hydro, the Goderich Municipal Airport Committee and any others with respect to the location of any,transmission facilities which might be approved in the area. This continuation of the hearing'will commence on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7TH, 1986 commencing. at 10:30 AM, at the Town Hall, Clinton, Ontario. Any others wishing to make submissions on this matter should attend at the hearing on October 7, 1986. Dated at Toronto this 12th day of September 1986. Yvonne T. Fernandes Hearings Registrar Office of Consolidated Hearings 1 St. Clair Ave. West 5th Floor Toronto, Ontario M4V 1K7 (416) 965.2531 • Lynn 'Hickey of the Ambulance Depart- ment of the Wingham. and District Hospital told members of the Hospital Auxiliary at their meeting on Sept. 22 what emergency action one can take if in the presence of so- meone who chokes. He explained why one cannot swallow and take a breath at the same time, and that choking results when food gets into the windpipe. If any noise indicates that some air is getting through, it is best to allow the victim to try to work it out for himself, but if the victim cannot make any noise it is important to interfere im- mediately as there is only four minutes left to maintain life. Mr. Hickey demonstrated to the group the action to take if the victim is conscious, and gave instructions for working with an unconscious one. He stressed that, since choking leaves so little time for profes- sional help to arrive, it is extremely impor- tant that members of the general public learn the details of the correct way to help. He strongly recommended that people take the CPR course which is available at the hospital at least once amonth. It takes 8 to 12 hours of one's time, and is organized in a number of ways to suit a variety of time schedules. Inquiries may be made at the hospital office. A question and answer period was in- cluded, and the topic was obviously of 'much concern to those present. Mrs. Wood thanked Mr. Hickey for his effective presentation. The meeting decided to express the Aux- iliary's concern about the. subject to the • Public Health Services of Bruce County, Huron County and"Wingham with the pur- pose of urging promotion of wider public knowledge of the• matter and increased public participation in:training. Mrs. Wood presided over the .business meeting. The Book Cart Committee would appreciate further donations of family magazines and light weight pocket novels, and asks that these be left at the gift shop. Threenew memberships were paid bring- ing the paid total to 84. Lucknow members will try to hold a marathon bridge with interested women in .their area thiswinter, with Mrs. Jean Whitby in charge of arrangements. The Rummage Sale will be held in• the Wingham Armouries. on Friday, October 17, and Goodwill has agreed to pick up lef- tover items. Twenty Teen volunteers have now been prepared for work during the year ahead and Teen Volunteer badges will be purchased for them to wear on their uniforms. It was decided to open the Gift Shop from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in the evenings in addition to the afternoon hours. It is hoped that the Auxiliary table at the Craft Fair at the Legion on November 15 will make the public more aware of our Gift Shop. Appreciation was expressed for the gift shop shower items which had been brought to the meeting. The Craft Group is currently quilting on Wednesday after- noons, 1:30 - 4, in the Auxiliary room, and when this project is completed it will.ineet two Wednesday afternoons a month to work on Christmas sale items. 110 newslet- ters were distributed this fall to interested persons. The new hospital whirlpool is on order. It is hoped that delegates will attend both the fall conference of Region 2 in Goderich on September 29 and the O.11.A.A. conference on October 24-28 in Toronto. An award of $250 will again be presented at the F.E.M.S.S. commence- ment exercises on November 1, half of which will be giventat the time, and the se- cond half a year later if the student con- tinues in health studies. It was decided to designate $100 for the purchase of toys for the Pediatrics Dept. The -next meeting will be held on Mon- day, November 24 with Mr. Gordon Baxter. speaking on "billing and Funding". Christmas tray favours will be made at that meeting. A.