Zurich Citizens News, 1978-02-16, Page 16Page 16 February 16
Snow problems
All the snow falling on
Southwestern Ontario this
winter has created a poten-
tial electrical hazard.
"Large snowfalls and high
drifts have combined to
reduce the clearances
between electrical wires
and the ground, so people
can reach them more
readily," says E.G. Bain-
bridge, manager of Ontario
Hydro's Western Region.
Mr. Bainbridge warned
that snowdrifts have piled
along fences at transformer
stations and under transmis-
sion lines, making
dangerous high voltage
equipment accessible, es-
pecially to adventurous
children.
"I've asked our seven
area offices in Western
Region to be on the lookout
for these hazards and
arrange, as soon as possible,
to clear snow away from the
transformer stations," he
said.
Hydro urged customers to
avoid transmission lines and
other installations and to
call the nearest hydro or
local utility office when one
of these hazardous
situations is noted.
"Snowmobilers and skiers
should also be very
careful," added Mr. Bain-
bridge.
Helps people
The Honourable Barney
Danson announced today
that the Government has ap-
proved the continuation of
the Katimavik youth
program for one more year.
This will allow for an in-
crease to approximately
'1200 young volunteers from
1000 enrolled during the first
year.
Mr. Danson said the
program has already provid-
ed the opportunity for young
Canadians to work and
assist in 30 communities
across Canada.
The Katimavik program
assigns groups of young peo-
ple to host communities
where they help in major
projects as well as provide
volunteer services for the
elderly, handicapped, or for
those who are under-
priviledged.
The participants spend
nine months in Katimavik
vih food and lodging
P fi'p, ' . During this time
theycdt(e an allowance of
one doIl,44ay and at the
conclusiort ;AC thgir service
they receive ant onorarium
of $1,000.
Projects currently being
undertaken include restora-
tion of historic structures,
building and refurnishing of
recreation facilities, en-
vironmental clean up pro-
jects, park and reforestation
projects.
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