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POST
TIME
7.,11
°COVERED GRANbSTAND
°PARI.MUTUEI
WAGERING
rel
Ontario Hydro; will aninoUnee in':early fall,
the course of action it is pursuing'to6coptiiflLL
hearings on the proposed southwestern On,,
tario transmission lisle.
Chairman Milan Nastich said Uydro's
Board of Directors, following a preliminary
review at its Julyoneeting, will he consider:
tng options at the August -board meeting.
Following discussions with the Ontario
government, a final decision will be made at
the September meeting.
A recent Divisional Court decision in-
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ollect�a�. c��
validated the findings of a 1982 public hear-
ing on the translxiission proposal. The court
agreed with people located in the Bruce to
Esse corridor and along part of Highway 401
that,the Joint Board - which presided over
this hearings -- did not arrange for adequate
notice`of the hearings to be given to all pro-
perty owners ,who could be affecied by the
nes.
Nastich said the Hydro Board will be
weighing several factors at the upcoming
meetings and how they °will be affected by
the delay in the hearings.
"Well haze to loop at sysm reliability
and environmental factors, ds well as the
huge costs of lockedwin power at the Bruce
nuclear power station," said Nastich. "Only
after examing all alternatives can we come
up With the best option for everyone involv-
ed.„
In the meantime, Hydro staff will take ad-
vantage of the sumnner season to resume
the collection of environmental data in the
general areas between the Bruce Nuclear
Power Development . and, London, and
vim II"lint, a4 nF \6L,{n.•1... ...4 ..., .. 1. •...I ,.. IL,,
planning of the new transmission facilities.
The approval process may require detailed'
.comparison of possible routes between
Bruce and London.
The additional studies will provide com-
prehensive information necessary t9 idl'n-
tify environmentally acceptable
transmission line rout* If this information
is not collected before the onset of winter,
the work will have to wait until next year.
Hydro environmental planners expect to he
in the field later this week..
alk raises money for Knox Restoration Fund
• Finlay MacDonald left Monday morning a
week ago to`walk to Grand Bend where he
met Cathy Robson and Jane MacKinnon.
who -accompanied hun on the return walk to
his farm. He completed, the 100 mile walk in
four days. Donald Bann picked up where the
girls left off when their feet became too sore
to continue. Finlay's walk earned pledges
for the Knox College Restoration Fund
which Ashfield Presbyterian Church is sup-
porting.
A very successful evening was held on
Saturday, ..lune 28 when the council of
Point Farms
The Point Farm Hotel was a grand
building constructed of fine grade hemlock.
The hotel measured 400 feet in length and
sported a 75 foot observation tower. A
veranda that looked out upon the landscaped
• lawns ran the entire length of the hotel.
The three-storey building had sitting.
rooms, dining rooms and A ball room on the
first floor while the second and third floors
were taken up with guest rooms. A livery
stable, ice house and large outhouse (that
could accommodate 12) was situated behind'
the hotel.. ,
• Come out to Point Farms Provincial Park
and take a look at the site where this.
majestic structure once stood. While you're
L C H La. H.
NE\A/E
SSIE®.EI.
Kae Webster, 395-5257
Ashfield 'Township arranged a Bi -
Centennial Variety Night Concert which
was held at the Ashfield Public Works
Garage. The concert itself was excellent.
The participants were excellent. Everyone
enjoyed it.'
IthettaMacLennan had her daughter and
son-in-law,' Bruce and Louise Millar 'of
Palmerston visit -the other day.
Visitors with George and Betty Moncrief
on the • weekend were Mabel' Treat, her
daughter and husband, Lyle and Barbara
Brumley and three grandchildren of,'-
(hicago, Illinois.
We would like to welcome Barry and Bet-
Provincial Park to hold Pi
you a chance to try too. Also a miniatu e
steam engine and other antiques will e
featured; 7:30 p.m., SOFTBALL GAM at
the Colborne ball diamond.
Sunday, August 12 at 11:30 a.m., CHURCH
SERVICE and SING -A -LONG at the barn;
there, swim, sun bathe, walk the fitness trail
or participate in some of the weekly
activities.
Join us this week:
Thursday, August 9 at 1:30 p.m.,.
BOOKMOBILE at the .Colborne Comfort
Station; 4:30 p.m., OUTDOOR ART at the
beach volleyball net; and J7 p.m., PUPPET
SHOW, come for a lively hour of puppetry
and games at the barn.
Friday, August 10 at 8. p.m., TWILIGHT
HOUR of films at the barn.
Saturday, August, 11 at 1:30 p.m.,
PIONEER DAY, local craftspeople will be
at the ham to demonstrate their art and give
ty Jones and their two daughters two daughters into the
community. Mr. and Mrs. Jones have Mov-
ed
ooed to the Ross MacKenzie farm.
Sunday was an eve tful dy at,Piie River
United Church. The : ible, used over 100
years ago in the rst Pine I' iver Church,
was returnee t e church The Bible was
saved from the originai`eh rch when it was
destroyed by a forest pi and has been in
the MacDonald family'si ce. The members
of the congregation appreciate having the
Bible in tl‘e church once again.
neer Day
7:30 p.m., THE FOREST PEOPLE
PLAYERS, a theatre group from the
Ontario Forestry Association will present a
program of mime, song and dance
concerning the importance of our forest
resources.
WI holds education meeting
The Dungannon Women's Institute held
their Education meeting at the Nile United
Church with -neighbouring institute. invited.
There were nine guests and two children,
with 20 members answering the roll call, an
item of interest from the Institute quarterly,
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Guest speaker Lenore Bradley R.N. of
Goderich was introduced by Winnifred
Girvin. Lenore told of her trip to China,
home of the Panda Nrst. Seventy-five kinds
of vegetables are grown in China with five
crops a year. She found the Chinese people
to be happy in . their communes with a
garden plot 16' x 16', sharing kitchen and
bathroom facilities. They asked of Dr.
Norman Bethune of Gravenhurst who died
at an early age after doing so much for the
Chinese people. She saw the great wall of
China. She had many souvenirs on display
including pictures. Ila Crozier thanked
I",enore with a small gift.
Hostesses Winifred Girvin, Lois Le•:,
Roberta Linskill and Beth Rutledge served
lunch.
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