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anticipated that the recovery
phase will continue for some
time before all collections are
finalized.
You will recall that under
the program, people who had
never owned a home qualified
for a $1,000 grant, followed by
$250 grants on the first and
second anniversaries of the
day they bought their home.
The program was in effect
until December 31, 1975, but
some of the $250 payments
were still going out at the end
of 1977.
HYDRO PROPOSAL
The
Provincial
Govern-
ment has accepted a proposal
from Ontario Hydro to scrap
two of four planned
generating units at the oil-
fired Wesleyville Generating
GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1978—PAGE 17A
Station near Port Hope. In the
short run, this proposal in-
volves raising,, ,%er rates
slightly to save $400 million in
capital costs, and trim back
Hydra's long term system
expansion •program. The
Minister of Energy, an-
nouncing the decision, stated
that even without the two 550
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megawatt units, Hydro will
have nearly 1,000 megawatts
more generating capacity
than it needs between 1981
and 1985 and will be asked to
negotiate sale of the surplus
to other utilities.
Questioned in the House by
Liberal Leader Stuart Smith,
who said current Hydro load
forecasts indicate an "excess
reserve" of 3,000 megawatts
by 1986, the Minister main-
tained that a cut that large
"at this particular stage in
our history would result in the
loss of thousands and
thousands of jobs in this
province." Dr. Smith asked
why the Minister was
"creating capacity we may
well not need instead of using
that money now to recreate
high technology industry in
this province and using that
money in the private sector
where it can create jobs."
WANT SUBJECTS
MADE MANDATORY
The Ministries of Education
and Colleges and Universities
havesubmitted a working
paper to educational in-
stitutions in Ontario, which
includes proposals affecting
the preparation and tran-
sition of students from high
schools to post -secondary
institutions. The two
Ministries want certain
subjects made mandatory in
Grade 13 as necessary
preparation for university.
They include a choice of one
of three pairs: English or
French and another
language, math and science
or math combined with
English .or 'French. The
Ministry of. Education wants
to establish achievement
tests in English or French for
all Grade 13 students and an
exam for those enrolled in one
or more math courses.
McKinley'
will run
•
once again
Bob McKinley, MP for
Huron -Bruce for the past 13
years, will be seeking, the
Progessive-Conservative
nomination for the next
federal election.
McKinley made -the an-
nouncement at the Huron -
Middlesex provincial PC
riding association meeting in
Exeter. He told the 300 -people
present that the „election
would likely be bele in June.
After the meeting,
McKinley said he was well
prepared for the election
when it came:
"Ive never gone into an
election against a • govern-
ment that has as many things
to answer to their people for,"
he said.
McKinley predicted that
national issues would over-
shadow local concerns in the
election.
"This country is in very bad
shape, with the value of the
dollar, . inflation ... capital
punishment -may even be an
issue," McKinley said.
The provincial riding
association acclaimed their
executive for next year. Bill
Amos of RR 8 Parkhill was
chosen president and Caley
Hill of Goderich was named
first vice-president.
The six other Vice-
presidents are George Cuddy
of Kerwooti, Dr. Tom Jasper
of Goderich, Oliver Jaques of
Hensall, ' Gerald Waiter of
Goderich, Brenda Coates of
Centralia, and Fred Dobbs of
Biddulph.
The chief financial officer
for the PC association is
Lorne Kleinstiver, and Mrs.
Ruth Hill of Lucan was
named secretary.
•Bud Gregory, MPP for i
Mississauga- East, was the
keynote speaker for the
meeting. Warden Ginn
brought greetings from the,
county of Huron, while Fred1
Dobbs brought greetings
from the association from
Middlesex county.
The federal PC riding
a§sociation has yet to set the
date for rthe nomination
meeting.
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September 26 - 30, 1978
HURON COUNTY