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These youngsters, members of the Grade 1 class, are the
stick people in the hand that searched for a ling. The
students were rehearsing for the annual Colborne Central
School Cbrlstmaa concert Taesday.(Photoby Dave Sykes)
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The little lady in the middle puts some pizaz into her part as the Grade 1 students of
Colborne Central School rehearsed for their annual Christmas concert. The concert will be
staged tonight.(Photo by Dave Sykes)
BEC impact study released
Ari analysis of the social,
environmental and economic
impact of the Bruce Energy
Centre on the Bruce area.
was released recently by the
Bruce Energy Centre
Development Corporation
(BECDC ). BECi3C General
Manager Ralph Jones said
that the study gives the
project new impetus •
The Bruce Energy. Centre
(BEC) is a development
project which will , acquire
excess steam from Ontario
Hydros Bruce :Nuclear
Power Development (itN
PD► and distribute it forsale
to industrial and agricultural
enterprises Located on lands.
assembled by the BECDC
adjacent to the BNPD site.
'The stud' is a draft,
providing a detailed review
of our potential •impact. The
findings are most en-
couraging, We will want to
hear from the public, par-
ticularly • Bance area
municipal governments and
other interested citizens'
groups before initiating any
action'', he commented,
Jones will present the
study to the Bruce .County
Economic IYevefoprfent
Committee this evening, and
to the Bruce and Kincardine
Townshin Councils
tomorrow.
"We plan to hold meetings
early in the New Year to
receive .reaction from the
general public after people
hs ve had a chance to review
the study", hecontinuett
Highlights • of the study
include the -following:
The BEC • will have a
positive role to pray in
relieving unemployment in
the Bruce by creating up to
304)0 jobs in the nest decade.
The BEC will not have an
adverse env ironrrierital
impact on the area. .
The BEC will provide
opportunity to beat
busismenl in servicing
Bruce Centre industries: •
industries locating at the
BEC will contribute to
revenues necessary to the
operation of many of the
area municipal services.
.The study, prepared for
the FiECyC by ,acres Con,
suiting Services Limited,
will be available in area
municipal ' offices, public
libraries and in our own
offices in Kincardine ", Jones
continued, A summary of the
study is also being prepared
and will be made available to
the general public on
request"
"Thus study is of vital
importance to us", Jones
concluded, "Because, while
we obviously want the
project to succeed, we want
the local impact to be
positive. The study indicates
that this will be the case,"
The BECt C is owned by
seven -shareholders:
Anderson Plan Products
Limited, The Canisumers'
Gas Company Ltd., Huron
Ridge Limited,
MacNaughton Planning
Consultants Ltd,, The
Ontario Energy Corporation,
TransCanada Pipelines
Limited, and Weston Energy
Resources,
Headphone hazards
The Canada Safety Council
recently asked parents who
Bare stereo headphone sets
that can be used with por-
table receivers to , young.
people for Christmas (or
other occasions), to ensure
the users are aware of
hazards involved with
careless use.
`hese items, while not
necessarily restricted by
law, are dangerous when
used bythe driver of motor
vehicle, because thek can
reduce awareness of war-
ning signals or blot there out
altogether; Thesane applies
to the high quality new
autorn'abife stereo systems
played at high volume.
There has now been one
recent case of a young
pedestrian struck by a train
of which .he was apparently
unaware. This instance gives
a 'clear indication of the
ability of this equipment to
drown orntother sounds,
A driver was reported to
have been fined in.Orvleto,
Italy, for drirfiiig whits using
a heaadset. There have been
similar cases in Switzerland.
Stereo headsets dog not
come 'tinder any federal
statute. They . are not in
themselves hazardous
products.
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