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mild that of a In it led mint ll Me Oil wax not a good lo IihohI in iMMikmohlln i Hid II win In dull d lor liihl tin The first phono call of In the yearn ahead rang into North Contact Centre Thursday night from the Brampton centre to officially launch the new sen Ice on Its way and nameless will man the phone on a hour basis lending a listening oar and Ihe hand or friendship to anyone In trouble So far volunteers been trained and anoint arc taking tht pro grom Peter Harrow and lle Walter thr only two who an identified personally the project were on hand for tht opening In the centre whose is tin disclosed Harrow ws ho an no problem In filling the four hour He pin tin Harrow wild In with Mich imtre in marital topped llu of Irotihlcd tails dots not to Idtntlfv himself or herself volunteer in sworn to on nit hear Hydro line County concedes will send brief the area a and kindly inwards mcmlwrt of Urn ihurth and to Mr wtilln at ninny wrlnil In realm of Irtek and lid litlamonl will lw mlNsed and gallon Planning board tin in win Mi III loot mild In tin art I until tin II I Mi light Mr loft win Iiiih Hir liimilaiiniHilvoiiMalnil dlriillyopiNiiiii iiIIiiwiiihi lo tin pink Mi loll for iniuidmiiilH in mid zoning lo from Ml In It Hi mild hi lo mi on mid llu to I no tin hind In in l mi mil In go I wilt iniiroi Hit hind Iamnrche left and Mark Howe right rill Cub Mark full of red rosy Canadian at thn scout Seoul and heir annual Apple Day Saturday and reported another Rood reHporwe to their annual appeal y THf Brief backs R for lines highway r weighting Continued from 1 to corridor would avoid the area The seventh point from the brief suggests a significant part of the route would be using an existing corridor from to Klelnburg which Is 610 feci wide wllh a capacity Tor three double line towers and a capacity of six lines The corridor currently has two lines They quote a report from Dr that Hydro testimony left me the they had not exhaustively studied the possibility of increasing the utilization of existing rights of way In order to minimize the need for new land acquisition The brief acknowledged there were disadvantages because of the larger diameter of the grid and mileage penalties might result with a ad miles of lines required but suggests the penalty would overcome by lines close to future generating sites Mr Schneider said requests to Hydro to further outline the disadvantages of the Bruce to line has only resulted In a reply that the corridor could not bo considered since It was being saved for a future generating station north of The brief takes issues with Hydro priorities suggesting they would rather cross prime agricultural land with the towers than parallel a and questions the visual Impact along route It notes this weighting by Hydro con public opinion as expressed by the Bill report where it was stated that percent of the respondents to questionnaires preferred to follow highways and existing corridors Mr Schneider said throughout discussions about the line that Hydro has expressed an urgency on power requirements for domestic use but thinks this conflicts with press reports that Hydro Is negotiating with the united States for he export of excess power He also took Issue with Hydros intent to deal seriously with public participation since they had lost a map with public input from which was only recovered action from councillor Betty Lou Clark Hydro statements at an East meeting which Indicated all township planning boards had been contacted were untrue he noted because neither Erin or had been contacted Further promised meetings for further study of the Bruce to Essa route have not yet materialized Mr Schneider noted- He noted Hydro indicated to the group and the Ontario Federation of agriculture that the Bruce generating capacity would be GOO but a week later it was announced it would be going to The brief contended hydro has confused and the public regarding the alter nate by hiding under be security blank was P If Hydro would clarify an UMw points to the of the public refwdtn their route selection much time wasted effort could be saved and their public participation plans could be given credibility the briif states The brief asked for further action from requesting a group be made of the security of the route what priority is being given lo the corridor challenges the credibility or the conclusions of the brief prestnled by the Work Group and expressed doubts about the objectivity of the Hydro study in the Georgetown Bradley study area noting other areas had independent consultants while Wellington and Grey arc left to defend themselves I am sure Ihe reason is not because we are farm pcnplc the brief observes sardonically The brief asked that no additional hearings on the Bradley Georgetown line be held until it has been clearly established whether is a possible alternative and whether Bruce to link tould contribute security for the R alternative Music booth testing of public opinion He asked silent majority had been heard from Mr replied he felt till had done responsible Job also look issue with being included In the list of hackers for a single corridor claiming thcirhad never been any Indication from them to support it Mr Schneider insisted there hod been and both parties read iheir in of ihe Hydro statement without coming lo agreement That segment of the hearing ended Mr Schneider was asked what qualifications and experience he had to speak as an ex perl on the transmission of power Mr Schneider replied he did not think this should enter Ihe picture because they wonted Hydro to move transmission lines he had not their ex but noted he had his and post graduate studies as well as being a businessman connected with power problems an appendix listing the depth of support for a single corridor for the alter native and for study of ft plus the Bruce to alternative Appendix purported to show that or modified system left miles of unprotected corridor while the configuration had only miles protected The solicitor for Ontario Hydro cross examined Mr Schneider after the presentation noting he had said Ontario Hydro was going against public opinion with their plans for the Hydro towers suggesting the questionnaires were really not Indicative of an work begun Work his begun on the new music Ihe arena The I Hub put up and the parks and ion committee for project which will provide better warmer facilities for playing music Temponry holdup is in which is hard lo tome days Volunteers are doing the onst ruction The ear 1973 marks the year of m Canada began in Roland Manitoba Mutton mi lull revtrstd mi enrlitr Hint imincll leavt presentations tht Commission up Hit local muni pal It other in county ouncil appointed a man tamtnittce to draft a brief which will points all local have upon Idea was indorsed a vote at county count II amidst much skepticism members Solandt Commission will hold a meeting In Milton High School Tuesday night to hear briefs and presentation from groups and councils In this area against At a meeting Oct County Council spent the better pan of an afternoon discussing various routes and ad vantages and disadvantages of various routes to conclude the council a body would never agree on any particular route The matter of a joint report was reintroduced yesterday by Oakilc Reeve Terry asked council to support a resolution that would sec the north south corridor in North relocated in the 10th Concession rather than in the Ninth Concession where it is presently proposed Council defeated thai motion hen proposed committee be struck to bring forth points of common interest and which all of Ihe county agree upon present that to the Commission next Tucsdav That motion carried but very few councillors are expecting any the work Fit of Acton Jim Watson of and Mannell of sit on the committee The committee Is ixpittid to put and it a muting of touiKllnt Monday Original mule North lor lion Gordon milling mild hi fill llu would rttommi original route proposed hydro Ift mild the report was tit d and more and factual rtport He said council would to rtillre some people would hurt no mnlkr where route win said the Com mission In having someone ell it where the route should go but rather in pointing out problems of the route proposed by Bruce environmental consultant There are a lot of problems noted County council had been criticized by Milton Mayor Best for lack of leadership on Ihe hydro question Commenting on the Mayor criticism Gordon said the council should hove drifted a Cop otil He said the ittitude the county had adopted was copout To soy don know enough about it is nonsense Gordon said Hills Mayor Tom Hill wis one of the most outspoken my effort by the county to make representation tit said there would never Ire a concensus among the county rcpresenlntiv and declared any effort to ichicve a con census would be an utter waste of time liomi may planning Imnnl with in Inn il from Ml to rtslitmliiil On maps found of llu lot in 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