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PNESDAY, MAY 24th,' 191
THE LUCKNOW SENTINE,4 LUCKNOW; lt3*ARIO
PAGE NINE'
CONCRETE: '1OURING. for the
'reactor .building .has started at
Atomic Energy .of Canada''s 200,-
0.00; kilowatt • nuclear .power plant.
at Douglas Point,Ontario. Photo:
shows :forniwork and concrete.
'for. the ' 4., ,feet 'thick, .perimeter
wall. The building, housing the
nuclear reactor and - steam en-. eratorS, will .•be; 135 , feet. 'high •.
Gonstr uction
ork on 'the -Pro-
ject bein
the pro1ect being. carried out • by
Ontario Hydro. First power date.'
is '1965.:
A meeting of Mouse of .Com
mons Committee On atdmic..ener-
gy ',brought' forth. two interesting.
disclosures: •:
• The first: was, that plans are
• underway 'to&.doulble the capacity
of 268,000 horsepower station now
• under construetian . -at ..15ouglas
Point... '
The: second was that every pre-
caution'has been taken toavert.
.hazards from . atomic fission "at
the :plant. ` ;; t
This information. was given bas
a ,result 'of .queries` made to At-
omit'Energy• of Canada 'Limited
Officials by A, . E Robinson,
for Bruce ,
In 'response to questions. from
Mr. -.:Robinson,' the president:' of.
the • federal the
is 'agency,: J. L.
G.,ray said. the •Douglas Point n.0= -
clear. power .plant initially 'would
produce' . higher -cost•' electricity
than 'could, be obtained from coal-
fired power' plants, but ultimately
its output. would be competitive.
Addition: of the ', secq'n d : reactor
and turbine generator, he said,
would 'close the price gap. Sub-
sequent stations of .the C 1NDU:
type, benefitting from the exper=
•rence of the pioneer .Bruce .plant;
would .cost less and cheaper po�
wer ' Might be expected from
them. as -..a •'consequence .
Mr.. `Robinson 'reeei:vedassur
ance. • from Mr: 'Gray that, ' the
greatest. ,precautions -Were: being
taken at. Dougl-as Point to -safe;
guard the ,health . of .staff, area;:
residents' and the. general public.
ur Neighbour,
r He Going?
WHY, TO
RDN AUTO BODY. SERVICE
LucKNOW
This Week's.Specials
ROCKER PANELS INSTALLED /
Coach $20.00 Sedan $30.00
PAINT JOBS,, one..colour' • .. $55.00
( Includingd
Your', Interior Cleaned)
COMPLETE COLLISION SERVICE
RADIATOR REPAIRS • . EXPERT PAINTING
GLASS INSTALATION
Backed ,By 15. Years' Experience
Manager, ..DON STEFFLER
Business .Phone 52 or Rome 320
•
airshea Hear 0
lood Donor Worts
Mrs. .L•'1oyd MacDougall was
was
Rg d'iaactivit . in potentially .'ac -hostess. for. Kairshea',W°I:` in the
a y + y ' Kairshe.a . Hall'. President, • lVirs:,
tive liquid waste's that w,ould'be�
discharged into: Lake Huron; he• 'Parish Moffat and. Secretary,
said, would.be,•.much below drink-
ing water talerai ce. Normally,:
the radioactivity of :these wastes;
was. less than• the nna:x. im �m
per::
missi le in drinking, Water, for
atomic energy workers
Other materials would. be
red' in
Other,
&'.drums;:
In response 'to Mr ' Rabinsori's
concern.. far ;safe operation. of the
Douglas point -,station, 1VIr. Gray
outlined' in detail for .the commit
tee, the. 'safety: -precautions that
Would be .:undertaken.
When 'the fuel elements •were
removed.•from :the Douglas Point
reactor they would be stored just
as they were,';in a water -filled.
trench 25 feet 'by . feet would
be sufficient to; store' all the spent'
.fuel over a .period of 20 .years
from, tWo •CANDU . reactors hav-
ing, a •',Total .capacity` of 400,000.
kilowatts, .,
Lthters1�Ed,tor•
' have .inflated prices Today, 'on unemployment. In '1960, :every;
2456-E.. ,37th Ave.,
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may lit, • 1961
The Lucknow Sentinel •
Luckriow,: 'Orit. '
Dear .. $ir;
Ifid
n that• my su.bicr!-ptior� has
expired and I: am enclosing $3,00
to, pay' the same 'for another, year.,
'The .Sentinel is the ,only. Medi-
tirn that brings. us newt !from' &
• around Lucknow. -We 'receive it
as if. it Were. a letter.
Z: read' in, the..Sentinel ,there
was' a 'protest, against" the :pro-
•wincial•'sales .tax; If the _.people
• •would; .look at the debt. picture
of;our country . th'en' it would 'be
..,seen 'taxeshave gone beyond
our comprehension: and why •we.
W. A. "BUD"
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OILS.- taAS
�„ OTHER FARM PRODUCTS:
PH,22O W -LUCKNOW
the three governmentals: , levels;'
federal, provizlcial and•.. munici-
pat,` the debt' is about' $2.7,000,000,-`
000.and Canadians: pe. rsonal. debts
and loans is about, $4,000,000,000
Our federal debt is. over• $20,000,.
000,0.00 and the country's '.'gross;
debt •is • increasing, at the •rate of
$2,500 00• per minute.' 'Every child
that is born in Canada ; re.ceives,
a ; debt burden' of . about $:1,6.0000.:
Debtcan never be paid +hy creat
man, woman and .child paid, in'
taxes about $580.00 which-
More
hich more
than 40% of the income: of
Caradians''which is avaijable'for
spending. .There are 150: taxes,
on: a loaf Of.. bread and • every
thing else we 'buy is taxed' about.
the ;same, ratio.
There is an answer; the ans-,
ii ver . is opposite.. tb social '.debt.
It' is social credit, your.: creclit,
the . people's credit, Restore to
ing. another ,'debt that • is.`parliame:nt that ;right,' our right
lust ;what e are• doing All this, to °issue money'•; in all forms • to
is due• to. a. debt morie,y; system." be; used; where and when needed
The B N:A. Act and the. courts` without inflation The `cost of
ave' arli'arrient .. wi•iiich inearrs pi•,oduction: •, is consumption, the
t p roblem is`not production it is,
the . people the right .to. issue .p>•
oney in all, forms to' be used consum.ption..
when .and where needed and. 'If we. will be honest With our,
without', inflation: • Parliament' selves, we •will', then find' there .
iThompson will be hostess. for, the
gave';this right over. to the bank- • is •no •difference between th t
ing.sy.stem free,. and .when money, Liberals an;d Gonseivatives• •Bot•h 2nd Concession at,2:15
is needed some person or "per stand on the status quo.. They
sons' must go to •a bank and bon, both are social ' •debters:. The
tow that which we' gave `:therm CCF: new party are , marxian in
free back as .a debt :and pay in-• principal; to cdritrol', compulsion,
Treasurer, Mrs. Ira . Dickie were
in . charge,.The meeting., ..took . the
form. of a quilting • party,- three,
,qulits: being` set :lip by'Mrs,. Ross
MacMillan, Mks. Allister .Hughes
'and Mrs. Wm. McIntyre. Roll
.eal1 was answered by: "My worst
mistake in .cooking: 'An: 'invita-
t' ted. tot 'with
ti
was acce e visi wi
the Silver; ,'Lake W.I.on June
7th at 8:30, p.m;. in the 'L.O.L hall
at Kinloss A coininittee, wet •ap=-
poi.nted •to buy' paint . arid call.. a
work bee to. finish painting.
Members .were . asked if the had
.. y•
flower; vases no ,longer
to bring :thein., to' the next meet-
ing—so', they may be :'given to: the'
Wingharri Hospital ,for use.. in our
Hospital °room. Mrs'. W. B An-
Berson, Lucknow,. a' member •' of
.the Red' Cross: Society, was ,pre- I
sent' and Spoke of' the importance
and. the :work of the :Biood.Donors.
Clinics,
Mrs` Cliffe Roulston,•.our
district director; gave a • complete:
report. of :the, District Directors
Meeting held in. Whitechurch last;
Tuesday,- May 16th: 'History of
thea Ka4irshea ..1.11!.W.0..,. 1924-1940
was re�ald `by,lVrs.. Allister 'Hughes,'
had'. been, compiled by she and
Mrs; C:eorge :Lockhart, both,
charter'• meni�bers. History of the.
Kairshea Women's Institute w.as
given by.. Mks: Harvey. Houstob,
which was .organized" 'in: January
1947. Mrs.' Currie Colwell , had'
assisted. These : h�is.tories'. have
been • presented •: to the: ;;Bruce
south•• District, W I. Tweedsmuir
.
Baok. Mrs. Ted Collyer gave th'e•
courtesy: remarks', with. a special
thanks to the.' ladies wh,o• : had.
set.. the quilts lip., .Mrs.•'Collyer.
and.' Mrs., :William 'McIntyre ."as=
sisted the hostess •:to` serve sand-.
wishes :arid . tea.. Nlrs Wafter'
e • ;une Meeting at her' home on the
terest on.•'.'it., • and ;they ,are -social .debters;: 'Very
•• Innen more can be said but space;
•If anything' can b y ,found . ..ore. does; not 'allow, itis is a big and
'stupid, f 'Want..to, l.ncry tivhat it ,complex
suibl.ect:':
is. The ibanks , .are ,`riot to be • .,
blamed:it. is not• th'elr :faul.ti, they' In' closing,my. wife and I will
woi"lt under t1re. law .The fault' be .,taking.. a little , toUr this sum -
is out's the people. As it is the mer, w e will .sail down .the 1'a
crfic', through ,the Panama .canal
banks are the creators `of f naYi� „
sial, credit' :which is incise than on to Tri"riiclad and then to. Miami.
of. the amount' of money hi. We .lie, tilting our..car' with us
created Eby �wrrt- and will drive north to Canada
•�xrsteriz�z atic� rt'
ip•... �fi u dos '^' in icdger;s. • This.. and, will 1136 in •Luckriow • some
g t , trine ni :the sunin r . to seethe
'they
money i.s intarii;ible and ccistless `ilei •town and good ,people,.
are also i rei'chants'of deb
t"...."1
ba•ik loan creates a new Wishing you every success,
'
deposit , and "'every. ; bank,
, I' rerriain yours truly,-
Tov� le
:loan., that ,is :repaid, destroys a
(T,
dep:asit, The bank deposits re4
f1cct.s•, the.. debt that is owing to Remember, it , takes ibut . a
the. aarrie ,banres... moment to place a Sentinel
7.1;0 dol t syst:t i , tlre p aplis• Want Ad and be money•. in ,poc-.
-'dvertis •
•�rtiatitct7, 'it is �cjcial, debt and . kct.? To ;advertise; 'just phonethose, 'who uphold it are social Lucknow" 35. _ '
tielyterxs, T1ii delft system cau,scs Sihas risany tools' but.a lie
crushing de t. •a burster•o'f nr ,
ttirest,.' sti'angiing taxation and is` the handle which fits them all.
OBITUARY
WILLIAM RUSSELL MARTIN
Vi'illiain Russel Ma:rtin', of .East :I
Wawanosh Township; died at 'the
WinghaGeneral . Hospital on i
m
Sunday.; May`;14th, Mr. • Martin,
who would have been X42 .on June ;.
' 19th,: was '.i11 for only two weeks.
He was.barn:i.ia East W iwancish;
son :of the' late Daniel, Martin, &.
Mary. Ann Woods, Mr; Martinij
was, ed.uca.ted at 8,8, .1,1, East
wanosh and had firmed since
leaving school; He vas ;an ad -1
herent of the Whitechurch Unit-
ed church.. .
He is 'srrvit°ed ..by •his brother
and "sistertin law, Mr. and Mrs. 1.
Donald Martiii,..of East. Wawa-
nose, with wharni he • had •i de •
his
borne;. and t ire.e'sisters", Mrs,
Rc>bert (Roberta) Stewart' of Kits=::`
loss; Mrs. Mary•Austin of London'
and.`Mrs. Laura McMeil, St;. Het-
Wag',
et-
errs. 'Tfe was .predeceased by. one
aster, Jeri, in 11128,
Funera ser'vice was held' i nr
Wednesday at the. R.A. Currie
and Sons funeral 'home -with •Rev.
W. D, Clark: in charge.:Intermen t •
was in.:the. Winghan cemetery.
The , pall!bearers• Were Angus Mc
Donald, .'Austin, .Martin, 'David
Moffat, Lorne McAllister, ' Clif-
ford Laidlaw ; road Elroy Laidlaw.
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