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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-09-02, Page 27o.. Eric Gosse of Goderich collected, traded and bargained for emblems during his six week stay at Kingston. Bruce.,A. second :unit I't t-0 • produce electricity this weed Ontario Hydro announced this week that '.it expects Bruce Generating Station A's second unit to begin. producing its first electricity this •week to bested into' the Ontario power grid. Unit II is the first unit of the_. • four -unit generating •station at the Bruce Nuclear Power', 7 Development 6:7! go on line. • BWPD information officer_ Don White said -this week Unit Iris;expected to go on .,line. within the next few• days but the exact time -is not known.. ' • the ones:at Bruce.` GSA. Unit 6 . will be -started up in October' of4'.83, Unit 5 in July '84, Unit 7 in April `:85 and Unit 8 in January •86. - Bruce GSB will, be located. to the lsouthpfBrtice GSA and Douglas Point. At the present time 'there are approximately 7600 • em-ployees working at the complex. , However, the starting of the new project wilt not appreciably affect the. ntanp'owef forecast that was issued -by Hydro in February of this year: • • The 'forecast, was Calculated to take into' ac- count the building of ,Bruce GSB. Some of the con strtiction .'staff that ais now working at the site. will in all likelihoodbe tran'sferred to the new project, but not all of., The unit has been up to two ° - .per cent power during the last. week. • . Meanwhile work will begin, early this month on site preparation' for Bruce GSB, which will be essentially a twin of: Bruce GSA: The rest of this year and -most of next will -be spent on: site clearing,, constructiO:of a dyke and excavation. This is actually a•late-start for . the plant ' which was originally scheduled to go into operation between the years ' 1982 and 1985. The delay was due to capital . restraints • placed on Hydro which forced it to delay thisproject' as well , as others throughout the province.Inflation • has drastically increased - -the ° price tag on ` the new development. The estimated cost of the . project is $3.26 billion as opposed to the $1.4 vb•illion' estimated cost of Bruce GSA: The --original estimate on • Bruce. GSA -was $940 million', • but that also had to -be -revised.. because of,inflation. • 13ruce GSB will be similar but not exactly the same as Bruce GSA. Like Bruce A, it will have four. reactor units that will. be .numberedfive through eight. • These. generators are expected to - come on line in phases as are Bruce -GSA has already had the first of its units started up. First power is expected. from Unit 2 in early, Sep- tember, Start up dates for the other three units are: .Unit 1, November'76, Unit 3, August '77 and Unit 4, August '78. Each nuclear generating station will be capable oi'o producing 3000 megawatts of electricity; or' • enough to service .• a city ; the size of Toronto'today. The tWo heavy water plants now under' construction,,will be completed., but Bruce, 'Heavy . Water Plant :C was cancelled because of the. same..austerity program that delayed the start of Bruce .NGS B. The cancelling of this plant was done at aloss of $69 million • Bruce HWP B is expected to be completed in 1978, while the. finish of Bruce HWP D was delayed' .two: years bringing work on that project to a virtual stand -still. It -will' be completed by 1980. - SCHOOL..B.US SCHEDULE FOR - Holmesville Peblic AND Colborne Central Schools will remain the same as last year. Children needing busing should follow last year schedule. . School Commences Sept. 7th:at'9' a.m. Please dote: DISMISSAL WILL.EE- 1 HOUR 'URLIER •ON THAT DAY:; CHILDREN ARE REMINDED -TO MIND THEIR SAFETY RULES THRC'UGHOUT THE SCHOOL YEAR. • several Olympic pins and Olympic security during the games of the XXI Olympiad were • severely strict, seemingly efficient and • subjectto criticism of athletes, coaches and managers during the two weeks o events.. Eric Gosse of Goderic`lrwas part of that Olympic security •and• ,.looked .upon 4 as a• necessary preventative measure,.• ,taker rn e J emory9 Munich 1972: "The security • was strict 'but it had to be and 'Ienjayed- it,' he said. "The security Was really just tremendous and, if anything moved We knew about it rightaway:" i ' n " mnr,ih.r of thr. Goderi.ch detachment of the On-ta-rio Provi-ncialPolice.;-_ applied for a position on the security force and was one 'of ,.several.OPP officers working • the game's. He worked., iii° • . Kingston, site of all sailing 'events, with members of the RCMP and Department' of National Defence where the bulk of the security was confined to Queens Univer- sity, used to house ' athletes 'and officials. - Security briefings for the. personnel began three and half weeks in advance of the FOR OUT OF THIS WORLD RESULTS' 'NTADSf ' s• TODD'S SUBMARINES Take Out 74 Hamilton St., Near.the stoplights ,OPEN Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday - 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 a.m. • • Thursday, Friday, Saturday' -11:30 a.m. to 3:00 a.m.. • CLOSED; SUNDAYS PHONE 524-2012 PINCHER'S Summer End. Sale LAST 3 DAYS To Save On The.Many Specials - l Ctio D.DDDDD Your Headquarters For games and his stay at Kingston spanned six, weeks.. "We were therethree and a haif weeks before "the games, started for briefings and we had to learn toidentify. the different passes and theft' colors," he said. "We learned to spot the passes from a distance and got them .d•dwn pat:" Another. major• duty of tatty "was' to check all baggage going .in and out of the compound with a scanner. The scanner was a similar model to that used. in airports and . could detect metal ob- jects in luggage. Losse stated that. athletes sodp became ":weary of th-e scanning procedure but like the men who had to rid it, they put .up with it. "The scanner would pick up a metal buckle or something.: like it in an athlete's bag and even if you knew 'what it was • the ,luggage had to be sear- ched," he said. "'tiled to •be • GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEM t dc)ne that way, otherwise if something did happen,_ we would have looked pretty foolish." He admitted that the ER2 97 A a`nd sedUrity personnel in either French or English and the- camaraderie that developed almost turned into 6n 'auction sale as athletes security was strict and the swapped everything _ from athletes were certainly less sweatsuits to souvenir pins.. than receptive to the: whole . "I •• watched a Canadian affair. , However, he added .athlete in the compound take that once the -pressure of the off his sweatsuit and a fellow competition=had disappeared; . ;from New 'Zealand did the athletes and security per saeanetraded vnthe ' -sonnel were on. the best: of spot he said. "Down to 'the tennis last two days of the games "Thea athletes .treated us there, was little'left to trade. with resPect but you could tell- Much of the • bartering they we -e, mad about the :, between athletes and security," .he, said; They souvenir :seekers wa., done certainly.-didn'.t -tike it at•fii st :with- -pins and Eric is . justl-y but when the Competition -was proud of, his collection that over they were'' the nicest numbers approximately' 32 people." pins of various participating T2espite_...thLike iw�---- a1 relationship ,±41"4-784-h at keychains •a•nd.'stickers.• He was necessary .much of the admitted. the 'collection' is time Eric explained that it modest -as compared to others was natural to get mixed in but. he peruses, them' with with the surroundings and the --4 personal • satisfaction and people.. The athletes were. fond memories. conversant with" each- other "The. Auptcian pin here 'I . got right from .tbe• start. 'The callow just.came up Ind. handedit to, me and this Soviet pill and the one from the Republic of China were lough to get;" lie said • Red poured over "Che .pins recalling the trades,: the ? bartering and, the memories `This Italian _pin was scarce and ,the SSwiss.one was:.-j_ust_a delight• to• get;",he said. He was unable to .travel. •much from the Kingston • Olympic site due to Work cop-imitments and time factor involved -lin the drive to ontreal: However the pace was lively enough in Kingston • t 'Meter any travelling. "The athletes got along - 1 ss very Well—and each country: hosted their own party night . in the compound, he said: "Many of the athletes -already •1.. knew each other frothpar- ticipating in the Canadian Olympic -'Regatta Kingston. (CORK)'' We want to. clear out our. 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