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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1971-01-14, Page 11THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1971 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS •ve/00 010e00 4�^�1 eemeyelti'aitotooneeeogeooe 41144:044)*e.oeseec94set000motk ) AkilLI I, IP 6, 418,* a 4> 41F fi IIPs ...1t e+tlaOv'IB040W.'OA, Mrl^ �r ��M!YP7'WWE9ai (9,ame fg11F p : .` 4to't cA ort tg 4111$' to 4a*Sae' ;3 a FOR THE FIRST TIME IN ONTARIO HYDRO'S 64 -year history, steam (thermal) generation 'in 1970 represented more than half its 121/2 million kilowatt capacity and commitment to pollution abatement topped the $50 million mark. The multi- billion dollar construction program underway must meet power demands within the limits of environmental concern. A Hydro task force such as the one (lower right) researches a new wet scrubber process to remove sulphur dioxide before it enters stacks of generating stations. Another control (extreme left) is the 700 - foot stack built in 1970 at the R. L. Hearn plant to reduce 4 • ground -level pollution in downtown Toronto. Nuclear passer is represented by the reactor face tripper le/t) at Pickering station on Lake Ontario. The runnel (top right) 1300 feel helms Lake Erie is the water intake for the nes Nanticoke plant, he billion dollar Bruce Nuclear Centre Complex (centre) on Lake Huron includes the producing Douglas Point station (dome) stack for new steam plant, towers for a heavy water plant and. at left, site of a new 3,200,000 kilowatt nuclear station. Linemen ride cable cars (upper right) on the new extra -high-voltage trans- mission line being built to carry power across the province. THIS IS YOUR LIFE Horoscope for the next week By TRENT VARRO ARIES - March 21 to April 20 Don't let temper or impulse govern your thoughts this week. Incoming news or mail should give you a lift and could hold some surprises at this time. Legal matters are under good aspect. TAURUS - April 21 to May 21 You will be able to gain at- tention and influence others. Don't push too hard. Time to improve property or environ- ment. What transpires around your home or office can be important and favourable for you. GEMINI - May 22 to June 21 Avoid any risks and don't let stress develop where friends and loved ones are concerned. Much activity is indicated in matters that have been on the shelf. Get competent legal help from a GOOD lawyer if you need it. CANCER - June 22 to July 22 Give thought to routine and diet. You are in a very gen- erous mood and willing to spend for yourself and others. Keep clear of troublesome people or situations, Welcome any chance for privacy. LEO - July 28 to August 23 Accent domestic interests, family welfare and security. Your mate and others will in- fluence events of the week and you may have little to say about it. Co-operation and humour can improve all re- lationships. VIRGO - August 24 to Sept. 22 Good time to go off by your- self and rest. Differences with your mate or partner can be overcome with reason and af- fection. You should be able to work in harmony despite possible opposition LIBRA - Sept. 23 to Oct. 23 You are more aggressive than usual this week Libra. Your daily life may be taking on new directions, and you must be on guard against confusion and emotional reactions with people involved in your life SCORPIO - Oct. 24 to Nov. 22 Look out for a tendency to be moody changeable, sens- itive or unreliable this week. Work may be more demand- ing perhaps the result of new responsibilities. SAGITTARIUS Nov 23 Dec 21 Those in your environment will expect you to set the pace and display leadership. Orig- inal ideas may enhance your work and creative activity may be helpful in solving problems. There should be a marked im- provement in family matters. CAPRICORN Dec. 22 - Jan. 20 You will now want to secure a fair share of any profits from any enterprises. Extra effort in your work may bring about increased income. Try to keep friends and money separate. AQUARIUS - Jan. 21 to Feb. 18 Relatives by marriage take on added importance. Older per- sons may be disagreable and a misunderstanding is likely. Taking disagreements too seriously can result in per- manent friction. Time spent with loved ones is likely to be reasuring, PISCES - Feb. 19 to Mar. 20 Good for seeking out profes- sional services. Personal pro- jects can be carried through more easily and a short trip will probably provide the in- formation you are seeking. A new acquaintance is likely or a stranger may be helpful. The physically handicapped need help to get started along the road to independence. Your contribution to The Ability Fund (March of Dimes) provides that help. Confidence to cope with life in spite of their disabilities — that's what The Ability Fund (formerly the March of Dimes) can give to Ontario's disabled adults. PAGE ELEVEN Huron Pony Crib Elect Officials Huron County Trotting Pony Club, Zurich, held their election of officers at a gen- eral meeting on Sunday, January 10, at Exeter Legion Hall. The following officers were elected; past president, Norm- an hunter, Stratford; presid- ent, Jack McFarlane, Arva; first vice-president, Harry Beaver, Exeter; second vice- president, Gordon Bloch, Zur- ich; treasurer, Mrs. Bev. Cun- ningham, Clandeboye; secret- ary, Mrs. Ernie Ross, Lucan, Directors, Ed Schroeder, Zurich; Bill Decker, Zurich; Jack Parsons, Hay Township; Ernie Ross, Lucan; Eric Schwart- zentruber, Lceter; Bev Cunning- ham, Clandeboye; Orval Beav- er, Exeter; Jack Meadows, St, Paul; Jack Robertson, Stratford; George Griffin, Stratford; Max Windsor, Exeter. The next meeting will be held January 25, at the home of Ernie Ross, Lucan, to make arrangements for the annual spring dance. LIVESTOCK SHIPPING TO TORONTO UNION STOCK YARDS Dunn and Levack Every Monday All Loads Fully Insured! CONTACT Campbell McKinley RR 1, ZURICH Phone 262-5430 t �1 BRING YOUR OWN TRUCK AND PICK UP YOUR MATTRESSES & BOX SPRINGS! LET'S FACE IT ! ! It costs plenty to deliver a Mattress or Box Spring to your farm. Why not save all these extra dollars and do your own trucking! THE SAVINGS ARE TERRIFIC IF YOU PICK UP YOUR OWN UNITS! Come in now—see for yourself S. '.; �.♦-Y'� J..., ,GCI th.tlCJ,v '�,, �. G/NGERICH'S LTD. ZURICH SEAFORTH