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Says Public Opposition to Hydros Tower Trail A Good Trend still a few TORONTO proposals agreed It would not be by Any further delay Tll HERALD conflict with their development Hydro warns would lead Is facinii a foe Hydro and the power Interruptions But Dr ftSKM municipalities as well should would probably chance apathetic to Its proposed have involved the public in a Future blackout if doubt to Pickering reaching these conclusions he remained in his mind line several years ago says Omond Solandt whose com In many cases municipal mission Is investigating authorities t consult the Hydro scheme taxpayers They had not con In an interview with The suited them in the past it Herald Toronto bureau occur to them time said public opposition that the taxpayers were in to the route favored by Hydro said Solandt indicates a good trend as long The unfavorable as it keeps sensible which has surfaced at the If it construction of the meetings has been due in part line had been started three says to the years ago it probably would proximity of the area to have been built without much Metropolitan Toronto Many of ho feel i iffort to proposal Is I whitewash he says iere between a whitewash and a smear Job lies he solution to be recommended the persons opposing erection of the power line are ale who go out from the for rural life and who want to keep it primitive to certain ixtent he says TOO COST Hydro towirs up to feet opposition The yearold former medical researcher who spent six years as chairman of Science Council of Canada was appointed by Premier William Davis last June a Tew months after a petition protesting Hydro plan brought the matter to his attention The i i Premier asked Solandt to M make recommendations by I of aesthetic of country shortly oner the first SSSTyWS time I con I would take as t loo It grin I ARISES stated Traditionally many Hydro officials agree with farms rs have regarded good Dr that his study is roods power lines and trapptd between two telephone lines as things that the desire for careful improved their way of study with much public par tlcipation and the need for Thus another conflict electricity At most if the imcrges The transplanted commissions sessions Hydro who in many instances has hedged its submissions on works in the city and lives in the the matter of essential power is on one side opposed requirements and impending to Hydro plan The farmer is Hornby Hillcrest Women Name Presbyterial Delegates United Church Gladys Smith was the Women met in the Fellowship reporter for the first meeting Heated on January with which was held on Monday ladies present January is at pm Tho The presbter annual meeting was opened with the meeting will be hold in pledge Pamphlets ind March afternoon and sheets were to the 13 evening delegates for girls who attended the meeting this meeting will be Mrs The girls were required to Cunningham Mrs J make one sample of a type of Mrs Allison and Mrs neck line and one type of hem riggtcswnrth Mrs They discussed choosing sports of wtar with types of knits and the official Hoard Meeting held stretch fabrics on December I Mrs King and Mrs Wilson will act as The second meeting was held Key ladles for the World of on Monday January at the Prayer on March same time and same place The meeting was opened with the North Trafalgar Club on Saturday night January North Trafalgar hoc elastic sewn on garment and v Mi wart vice president An Itcld secretary Pat Drew and Karen I- the press reporter This topic is on Sportswear from Knits They discussed different kinds of knits Members are required to make one or more art fries The leaders are Mrs Howler and Mrs Birthday greetings are ex tended to Janet Hill on and to Mrs John February Belated THURSDAY greetings ore extended to Joe Shea who celebrated his thday on Sunday January and to Jim Plant who will celebrate his birthday on January greetings are extended to Mr and Mrs Joe who will celebrate their wedding anniversary on Monday February The best of wishes to a grand couple Mrs Jim Hamilton CONCRETE GRAVEL BUILDING SAND ROAD GRAVEL TOP SOIL BUD HAINES William Centre There w WftttanlXd comers and button hole Charlie Jim Press for the January Hamilton The lucky draws meeting which was held at the were won by Ola Robin and Buck Burton blackouts New York environment consultant Bruce Howie is now conducting a series of public meetings With the tfnu itemml in mind instructed him in his interim report not lo choose what theoretically the best rouli but to i noose a good route along which the line tan be built iulikly with the minimi damage local is hopeful II will report his by early lommivtinn will then limn public meetings to diicuss findings nuking lis final sub hush on to the government which will probably be September lliwkll has to stop it tome where and said St 1- II Ml- DIA An struggle the mission is encountering is thi need for x median between jin owner s right to kieph Hydros right commission to without ult feels a holdout by the pirsons after Hydro build thi be ixlrenu an nut the other hand he says Hydro should not jssumi ion the ri quired property without diligent at to reach in amicable settlement puts part of the blame for the dilay on Hydro for its method of weighing public Us plans told the commission six of affected the middle Hydros three the oilier and favoring the Solandt Is project says Solandt studying Ontario Hydro The discussion continues with proposal lo build a 500 K Hydro still hopeful operating power line which is planned new line wherever it may to run north Georgetown in a north direction to Newmarket and to Pickering nitrating station Mr and Mrs George and son Scott of visited on night with Mr and Mrs Hamilton and family the line Hornby North Trafalgar Community lub a very successful euchre party on night January with IB tables of euchre in play The weather was very foggy but this did not stop the eager card The winners were Mildred Mason Marie Peacock and Margaret Nun an The gents 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