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27. year-old Lucknow
Aarea man suffered major
Injuries when his vehicle
left a roadway in Morris Town-
ship and struck tree
2relay.
Paul Cowie, , Luck -
along Mor-
riswas travelling
Township Concession 415 on
Sept. 23 at around negotiate curve p.m.
Cowie tried 1°ef�gthe road and
too quickly, l
struck a tree.
Fire and ambulance crews
were called to extricate Cowie
from the demolished sd 1982f82 Aca-
dian. CpW1e ham and
ed
from the scene to Wing
District Hospital via ambulance.
New sign
Wroxeter's Finlay Murals and
Signs has been awarded the con-
tract fdr two new welcome signs
in-Wingham.
At a special council meeting
g
held Monday
night, council re-
viewed ten submissions and den
cided on that entered bye
Finlay. eight foot
The two eight by g
signs will include the town people st
Whe
and the slogan Council
meet and people speak."
previously decided not to recog-
nize any one particular compa-
ny.
Finlay' s
ompa-nyFinlay's signs will cost
52.500 plus 5186 plus taxes. His
proposal was listed as the num-
ber choice ef six
co the meet -
of seven
councillors pst
ing.
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sot students attending lurnberrY
eCueing•..Parenttt, and sibling hoof last Thursday
Barb Barbecue held to of OOthIa t ursday
attended the Parent-Teacher Mo
ple attended- leacher Howard Morton was just
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. esca5
conuThts
$31,000 to
project
. jthCommtittee to meet w CN. _
WOOD the budge. n co
CAMERON J. The rail company has ebr been
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co-
operative in providing while
Industries extensions to the committeelity le
Wingham's totaloaot they investigate the pr
of
tied a of $31 •�. to leaving it in place• The town w�
hasthe commi towner as
the BruceCN bridge intoe, project. anted a deadline t a Dew deadline
Stainton, Community ar
Committee chairman, told and is now seeking
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of April 15, 1996.
tTrails own, special meeting expressed by
town aouncil at a ration Despite concern eXP
Monday night that thedcorporation the Wingham Reeve Bruce Machan re-
$70,000� arding liability •and the potential
has agreed to fund part
con- g diverted in uibute16,000 the development t of tax'tnoney being erted i fu-
offuuhate nnec t t the cure, the council was
e
trail from the for- efforts would include a
m a connectingfund raising tee and
� CN rail bridge across g traiie l'in contingency fund for upkeep land River to the existing maintenance. councillors
Township. 1n addition, some
Tu In adderry commitment,
1n addition to this informed the were quick to shoot down the idea
comm
has also of taking'the bridge out simply to
commWescittee
tee that they will match straighten Minnie St. excuse
to a maximum „That's just a real good
public donations up restos want the abutment
of 515,000 for the bridgefor those who
to out;' Coun. Ward Robertson said.
tion. according solve the (Minnie id.
The committee, offered the "We can waystreee"
Stainton, has also been They problem with a one
t.)
with CN Rail. The �ommunuy trails committee
chance to0s meet the option of ask -on a is committee
tee
are considering project.No is also working ccs to
ex-
ing kN to s help fund thewhatlaming the project and expo
one knows for mire kind of P meeting this fall.
money it will cost CN to remove hold a public
School
Pee -
evening. Over 200
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the ITER council o
tries that have shown aheadtnt rest also County's behalf.
Pal Adv ITERgoing "'They're certainly encouraging
B in thisgo ahead," Eagleson said.
have a problem with funding." us to l there for
Special to the Advance -Times s The lack of federal funding "There's strong support - Bruce County board willthey're lust having
WALKERTONmeans the local siting
than the project. tough
n served notice that it trouble saying, due to these
has been have a lot heavier 'get oing.
won't get ve n e help from the ted as it tries to bring the economic times, to g g
multi -billion dollar project to the we've got the money'
federal government in its bid to expeCand Reeve Harry
ch prrject Several countries are Eagleson act
host a fusion researBruce site.
Canada, bidding on the potentially fats
In a letter from the Ministry of
Resources rive project, but Eagleson said the
Natural a of where
county council was told the feeler- siting council in chart
to locate the project is "excited"
al government won't fund the bid.
traction or operation of the about Canada's proposal.
Ex t as an advan-
ALOOKAT
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County council has agrred
to consider other methods
of waste disposal.
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cons
International ThermonuclearEagleson counts t sal that man o v of Russia w
rage for Canada's proposal nu -Dr. E.Velikhov to the economic ou for new the BNPD. and
Similar t Reactor S haveproject. me 's licensed Thede ring power De`7el
responses Ontario already also the conference. and
Bruce Nuclear Energy negotiations at
Similar -well asthe Bruce Atomic Energy of Canada Limit -
an
the Trade.adethe othertof hand, B UC sites at Darlington and the , said Velikhov, as informs the Braent and fans is market stockpiled
Minister for acres He also admitst the eco- can delegates picked up Centre• eel's p v would
Hance and the grace.said the county's largest heavy water. That move the
national p the the nom is benefits to Bruce if the PrP tion on Bruce County. to in -Fisher have better in competitionfCanal
across "We should be planningy put AECL
several municipalitiesiCountyrsreCMinii- jest is located here. The Eagleson
ITER (council) to the industrial area shouldBruce Heavy water ova for the
There's 3,500 jobs. Ea teson vile the . Thede said, representation iii the new count
reassured
Bruce Natural
support
Res c s) omy could sure use it: g Bruce in early 1996 what official plan. At the same county
already small international market
an bid for the lTE Prw them problems v water.
"Whena
1 first read that (Minis- said.sit "We've got to shore(,� pro- Fisher outlined a list of huts the in heavy N, sale by the end
letmr, it praturesay Without yram a new lent
The federal government we have to offer o be handed to and crises that she said P
try of Natural Resources) "premature dismis- not goingand growth of of the year. Fisher said the p
not given pT ject) iseconomic stability rue Heavy
was kind of a let -down. But 1 washas possibility of hosting the will be out of orders and have to
shouldn't
from other departments Sae ITER e project in Canada. 'The us on a platter."en- the BECplate see ECONOMICS/3
thids
keym people involved that the ehto review Eagleson called fusion "theWaterB Plant and risk.ha long
ourn s thaC atergy of the future'. Those proaf ams make
sada has
't • damage qPaul Eagleson rcou S and will c has r offered
grit to on this ener-
this time, the siting proposal it "I've seen graphs
will consider presentingratula�ons , r r
said. "This lack of funds that Can-
a has is not unique. Other couprn n • • •
Thede, chairman of the Imp in jJ tw v 0 Ontario Energy
were list, including the Omar
Advisory Committee, os aren't separate eco-
WALKERTON - ..Thing ening Board's denial of dm rates
Montreal earlier this month fora better, they're g nomic development by
conference on the status of fusion getting MPP Barb like industries in
power development. The chair -g Bruce Countyfor customers
R siting council, worse," council, refer upcoming negotiations
f the ITE Fisher told county out
for • the BEC, upc rates• contract
bulk Steam
years we ue run
fig on how, we're going to ally workpis well in he
supping to our people." the Bruce County
supply energy ming.'
warden said. "1 certainly hope
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