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Council
sets
budget
East Wawanosh
TOwnship Council met in
regular session, on July 6
and adopted the budget
estimates for the year
197.8 as prepared and.
presented by B. Skinn of
-MaeGillivray Limited.
By-law number 3,1978,
being a by-law for the
purpose of levying and
collecting rates for the
different purposes for the
Township of East
Wawanosh for the year
1978, was given a first,
second and thirdreading-
and finallypassed.
The budget estimates
for the year 1978 will
require the following
rates (with- the 1977 mill
rates in brackets):
County Business and
Commercial - 24.523 mills
(25.794), Farm and
Residential - 20.845 mills
(21.925); Township -
Business and Com-
mercial 40.78.4 mills
(39.330), Farm and
Residential - 34.666 mills
(33.187); Secondary
Schools - Business and
Commercial - 34.937 mills
(31.885), Farm and
Residential - 31.443 mills
(28.696); Public Schools -
Business and - COm-
mercial - 40.051 mills
(37.991), Farm and
Residential - 36.046 mills
(34.192); Separate School
- Farm and Residential -
37.070 mills (35.585);
Police Village of Man-
chester (Auburn) -
Bu„pilness and Com-
mercial 23.775, mills
(25.000) plu,s 17.009 mills,
—G-ener a 1- w nshipi F a rm-
"and -Residential - 20.209
mills (21.250 plus 14.457
mills General Township.
• Public School sup-
porters: have an overall
increase of five ming with
the exception of Auburn -
and Separate School
supporters have an
overall incl ease of 4.631
mills.
Council issued building
perm its to Robert
Charter for a • 'steel —
granary and pit silo;
Garth Walden for ' an
implement shed , and
• Murray McNichol for a
liquid manure tank.
Council approved a
severance for Bill
•
Laurie Fielder puts the finishing touches on a Viking painting on the wall
outside the vice -principal's office at G.D.C.I. Laurie and another G.D.C.I.
student, Melanie Johnston, spent ten days painting this and several different
graphic art designs on the cafeteria walls 'at the high school. The project to
brighten up the school was sponsored by the- Ministry of Education through
an Experience '78 grant. (Photo by Joanne Walters)
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MRS. I.
WINIFRED
• Stevenson in Morris PENTLAND
Township. Council also Mrs. I. . Winifred
passed a motion to place -Pentland of Callander,
a half page advertisemet Ontario died on Sunday,
' in the Souvenir Ph:Swing July 2 after a two month
Match Edition of the illness in Princess
Wingham Advance-. Margaret Hospital,
Times at a cost of $350.. Toronto at the age of 64.
Tom Orr, agent for She was born in
Frank Cowan Insurance Lucknow, Ontario o
Limited, was present at November 28, 1913
the council meeting to Fred and Millie Ai4m-
retlew township in- strong. She became an
surance... A motion was R.N. and worked at the
passed to have insurance -Hospithl for Sick-Ci(ildren
coverage for the two in Toronto and w'as also
township road graders an assistant ,Superin-
' increased frorn $15,000 tendent at St. rytargaret's
0
t•--1
and two grandchildren, He was a member of
Shawrtand,Shelley. the Second Church of
'A funeral service was Christ Scientist.; --the
held at Martyn's Funeral Lakehead choral group
,Horne in North Bay at and the Fort William
1:30 p.m. on Wednesday;, Figure Skating Club.
July 5. The Reverend Don He is survived by his
Daniels officiated. wife, the former Eva
Interment was in McIvor; three sons, Sam,
Terrace Ldivri Cemetery Dan and Rod, all of
at NorthBay. ' Thunder Bay; two
daughters, Merlyn, wife
'i,05,11 • of Lieutenant Cont -
SAMUEL BLSAET mander'Douglas Dixon -of
WALTER Norfolk, Virginia and
Samuel Bisset _Walter_ Eva Ellen, wlfe of John
died at his residence in Jones of Thunder Bay;
Thunder Bay on Satur- one sister, Mrs. W. L.
day, July 1 in his 66th (Jean) Clements of
year. Goderich; three brothers,
.„.;,,,,gaifftthi4i.J0J4(44.1„..04, Children s . Hospital in . He w s.the eld_est son of 9_,,,,erdop,,QL_Wiingham Dan
a e -'—mbh-tdri-X143eTrra'
additional cost of $150 '4"Altaft—ffrrr, • •
•
each. On Febrilary 4, 1919,- J. P. Walter of Saltford ad -d- Peter cif -Hamilton;
she married Alan Pen -
Council passed a
motion that tjle drain
loan proceeds be for-
warded to Lot 32, Con-
cession 4 and that the tile
drain inspector's fees of
$14 alsobe forWarded.
By-law number 8, 1978
being a by-law to impose
a special annual drainage
rate upon land in resp,ect
of Which •money is
borrowed was given first.
second and third reading'
and finally Passed.
Council decided to give
.a grant of .$11) to the
Huron County Historical
Society.
tland of /Dungannon in
GodericV. Following her
marriage„ she lived in
London, North Bay and
Callander.
She was a member of
the I.O.D.E. and the
A.C.T. Auxiliary. She was
also a member of Trinity
United Church in North
Bay.
She is survived by her
husband; one son, Brian
of North Bay; one
daughter, Shelley ,of
Camppell Fiver, B.C.;
one sgeri„,Miss Frances'
Nrmstrong of. Goderich;
a NOTICE
TO SERVICE CLUBS
The Town of Goderich plans to erect "Service Club
Billboards" on each of the three classified as a service club
and would like their emblem, etc., on the billboards,
and is prepared to share the test, or ,wish further Id.
itPrintation, please contact the undersigned by August
91st, 19711.
Kenneth C. Hunter, C.E.T.
Commissioner of Works
Town of Goderich
59 West St.
GODERICH
514.9492
j•!:;
Heights.
A veteran of.World War
II, he served overseas
with the R.C.A.F. For the
last 30 years, he had
worked for Great Lakes
Paper Company and upon
his retirement in April of
this year., he was a
foreman in the Kraft
Electrical Department of
the same company.
and seven grandchildren.
A funeral service was
held on Tuesday., July 4 at
Jenkens Funeral Home,
Thunder Bay. It was
conducted by the Reader
of the Second Church of
Christ Scientist assisted
by the, Reverend Peter
Walter of Hamilton.
Cremation followed the
service. •
THE GOPE BICH SIGNAL -STAR, TotraspAy; JULY 13, 1078m—PAGE 3
o-mmittee visit won't jeopardize D
BY BEV CLARK
The visit of the select
committee to the site of
Bruce Heavy Water
Plants B and D at th,e
Bruce Nuclear I:sower
Development will have no
bea,ring - on whether
heavy water plant D is
eompleted.
The completion of D
• plant has been in
jeopardy because the
• - federal .gav ern/ilea feels..
itwon't be needed when a
nuclear power
development at La
Prade, Quebec, is
completed.
The Atomic Energy
Control Board (AECB)
licenses and regulates the
sale of heavy water and
has predicted that there
will be a surplus of heavy
water.
"We don't have a
surplus of heavy. water
now. As a matterf fact,
there is sliqta PP "
Dave Bate, manager of
engineering at heavy
water plants B and D said
Thursday at a press
conference.
"Nobody is going
without any heavy water,
it's just that we have none
to spare at the pre.sent,"
he said.
"It takes 6,00 metric
tons to fill one unirat-a
generating station with
-heavy water. Heavy
water plant A at BNPD
produces 6Q0 metric ton's'
of heavy water a year,"
Mr. Bate said.
According to Don
W hite , BNPD
spokesman; some heavy
water for unit four, which
is scheduled to become
critical this December, is
still needed.
"After that'. we'll be
producing heavy water
for Atomic Energyof
Canada Ltd. (AECL) for
Public hearing
tonight at 8 p.m.
The Select Committee,
• studying the costs of
-Bruce Heavy Water
Plants B and D, arrived
in Kincardine last night
and are taking a tour of
the Bruce Nuclear Power
Development tbday and
Thursday.
A public hearing will be
• held tonight in the
Underwood Community
Centre at 8 p.m. At the
meeting, individuals and
.groups will be making
presentations to the
committee' regarding all
.fag„,tpm goncerAirris__ c,Q$
at heavy water,plants B
and D.
' The committee was set.
up last November by the
provincial_ government.
Besides costs at heavy.
water plants B and D the
committee has also been
reviewing Ontario
Hydro's power rate in-
creases and examining
the commitment of
Ontario to Nuclear
power.
Examination of heavy
water plants.costs will
inand-6-; - ,
A) Requirements for
heavy water, the original
estimate -of the cost of the
two plants and the con-
tract signed with C: •E.
Lummus Company- Ltd.
for the construction of the
plant and the conditions
' placed on the contract for
Canadian content;
13) Change in the scope'
of work requirements 'due
to changes in plan design
after the original
estimate was completed;
C) Eff+ct of total cost of
the plants and their
construction schedule
due to cancellatiOn Or
fourth heavy water plant,
C plant;
D) The „factors af-
fecting any additional
cunt -me to' (±Urti.0 6 )—
a n d.LHy dro for the supply
of major eqhipment;
structural components or
other supply items;
E) The factors af-
fecting escalation of
subcontracts placed by
Lummus or Hydro for
work related to the
construction of the heavy
waterplantS;
F) Factors affecting
CONCESSION OPERATOR REQUIRED
for
601itit1cil 'COMMUNITY GRANDSTAND
Duties:
Wages:
Responsible for total
operation of concession
including: ordering, staff,
finances.
Negotiable
Apply to: Concession Operator
9 Waterloo St. S. .
Goderlcb, Ontario
+
Deadline: July 25/78
their Le Preau plant in
New Brunswick. After
that, heavy water for four
units at Pickering
generating station B and
for Bruce generating
station B's four units will
be needed. We'll also be.
supplying the heavy
water for Darlingtonu
generating stat l on,': he
..said.
Heavy water plant B at—
BNPD is scheduled to be
in-service by March 1980
and plant D should be in-
service by July 1981.
"I think the govern-
ment, when says we
labour costs for. .the
construction of the plants
including escalation of
labour rates, work
stoppages, -union •
jurisdictiOnal disputes
and the shortage of any
labour skills required for
construction;
H) Administration of
'the contract by Hydro
and control methods used
,to monitor and -minimize
the cost 4ndto prepare
and submit a report to the
legislature; on conclusion
of this -inquiry.
_the --
-select committee • are:
Chairman, Donald
MacDonald, NDP;
George Ashe,• Con-
,servati,,e; Ray
Haggerty, Liberal;•
Sidney Hardleman,
Conservative; • Terry
Jorkes, Conservative;
Robert Nixon,, Liberal;
Julian .Reid, Liberal;
John Williams, Con-
servative; Jim Foulds,
NDP-; ',Evelyn Gigantes,
NDP; George Samins,
Npy; 'John Lane, Con-
serVative, Nick Leluk;
Conservative and Vince
}Corti°, Liberal.
The .Select Committee
is expected to• wind up its:,
hearing August 18 and its
report is to he ready .by
September.
-have a surplus of heavy
water, is looking into the
1980's. We may have a
surplus after 1981, but by
' • -
then, who kniiaybe
we'll be building more
generating stations," Mr.
Bate said.
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of God:,
"This is the Day, whereon It Is incumbent upon everyone
that seeth to behold-, and every ear That hearkeneth to
Rio r7-4:1 iid ciliary heart that understandeth to perceive,
and every tongue that speakoth to procialen unto all
who are in heaven and on earth, this Holy, this
exalted, and all -highest Name."
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2 P 1 ."
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$1' 49
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