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Cr GEORGETOWN WIDOWS CONTACT GROUP meeting Knox Church Hall Nov 22nd pm All widows welcome Calgary August 1 CHARIS POTTERY invites you to view Pottery by Grace Mcknight weaving by Pat Boil Nov 10 Special day day lor children THE SALVATION ARMY I pickup service every Tuesday tall 877 HELP AVAILABLE HIGH SCHOOL looking lor full lima job In Ac ion Georgetown Brampton area Call anytime 45ha OFFICE WORK Previous business Ex per It need In sales cost payroll bene his ad minis trai on reception switch board typing and general forty year old female grown lamly and own transportation A lull lime me position would be ideal a lull time pos lion Is not available References PROFESSIONAL available full lime preferred All hours Paul 877 MALE looking lor work as a driver Have got Class to For Georgetown and areas Call Brian anytime- 877 MALE 19 years old grade trade school needs loo please Call- hall THIS MILTON MONUMENTAL LETTERING PINE STREET MILTON GRANITE MONUMENTS MARKERS BRONZE PLAQUES Chalmers cffSiAnButyftaa RESERVED FOR YOUR AD CALL BEAUTY SPOT Barb About acne Acne is usually related to overactive oil glands and hormonal changes during adolescence It a absolutely Impossible lor an aesthetic an to clear up an problem in one session You must accept that it is a slow process Within six months you be guaranteed your Results you want you want classifieds What you tan that can tor ready baby fur- tools can Mil with a low coat parson to claulflad ad In tha Hllla 17 WORDS ONLY 475 AND SOmOMS OUT COUPON ALONG with your cttiauf Oft WW thii news paper To find how call The Ontario Re cycling Information Service WEEKEND EXTRA Friday November IMS page problem fa clearing up you follow your advice on home care carefully Beore seeing your It In advised you your physician flnt for a prescription of an antibiotic You must be to work as bard as your to clear up your problem skin which means being and Mowing her directions to the fullest On your tint visit she will talk to you about medical and emotional problems you may have and she II give you a rundown on many very important Dos and Don is of skin care at Some general pointers 1 See physicians for an antibiotic Change diet from fried food sugars and add fruits to green fresh vegetables etc 3 Clean hands with soap and rinse in alcohol before cleansing face Don pick pimples it can cause severe scarring leave It to a professional Change your pillowcase every day 6 Change your towels in the- bathroom each time you cleanse Don your face remember the oil glands are already Keep hair back off forehead as much as possible Keep of the sun as much as possible it will overact I vole the oil glands Queens Park comment Is nuclear process safe economic Derek son When you clear away the mounds of political chaff being thrown over Ontario Hydros nuclear generating facilities the wheat remains In the form of two basic questions Is the nuclear process safe is it economic Naturally opposition leaders Liberal David Peterson and Bob like to mix the two since a little fear mongerlng on the safety angle heightens the publicity value of heir attack on the economic front But lets concentrate on the economics An earlier column dealt with the oppositions sleazy attack on reactor safety Unlike the about safety the two opposition parties do have a solid case when It comes to question about the economics of nuclear power generation as the provincial government Is carrying it out Whether It is a convincing case is another matter If one examines Liberal and NDP views hey separate naturally Into two components has Hydro the real costs of nuclear power has Hydro committed Itself to too many reactors TOO MUCH To take the second question first no one disputes that Hydro over building in the sense that by he time the four reactor Darlington nuclear station comes the whole system will have twice as much power reserve as it needs assuming demand for power stays at current low levels And what Hydro does when it brings a nuclear station la to mothball a coal fired facility since nuclear is cheaper and more efficient to operate than coal fired stations unfortunately nuclear Is also more expensive to get started and because it la a jiew technology relatively speaking there are questions about its longterm costs The price or building a station is going out of sight the estimates for Darlington now standing at more than III billion capacity Hydro likely doesnt need until the next century but which has to be borne out of current electricity rates STOP NOW This is why Peterson and want Darlington stopped now billion loss sustained rather than pushing on simply because the power will be needed eventually To the concern about debt load the opposition leaders have added new qualms caused by the pressuretube rupture In Pickering unit two this It is not the rupture and the resulting shutdown itself that are important but what it means Does it in fact mean all Hydro reactors have design flaws that are going to be extremely expensive to repair And is there the possibility as a result that the costs of maintaining aging reactors and auxiliary equip ment will soar beyond predicted norms as they grow older DON T COMPARE In short will the costs of nuclear stations including providing unnecessarily sophisticated spent fuel disposal sites and log In years if then finally catch up to the costs of coalfired stations The jury is still out There are Just too many variables from interest rates the coat of Hydros borrowed money to the price of fuel will coal a nonOntario resource leap or bold tea and how will our dollar compare with the US dollar to whether the pressuretube rupture was unique or generic meaning one tube would have to be replaced as opposed to them all My personal suspicion Is that nuclear will win in the future as well No one noticed for example that when two or three nuclear units went out of service for a short period and created headlines six out of fossil fuel units went also out- and taking 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