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\i*endal news We are now in the midst of the August drought. Fine for the exhibition but hard on the corn and tomatoes. Tomatoes fALEK TR/MN s>v s WEVE THE VEHICLES READY TO TRAVELML ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS V WE CAN UNRAVEL Orville Chatterton Electrical Contracting Phone 983-5546 or 983-5940 Orono, Ontario _ NOW / & KNOW WHY THEY CALL ITA WHITT CHRISTMAS, YOU SEE THE BILLS-AND YOU TURN PALE WATSON'S Marine and Cycle Orono Phone 983-5343 Hamiltons Insurance Service Your Friendly Agency All Personal and Commercial Insurance Sadie Hamilton Sue Sawyer Jim Hare For dependable service 983-5119 Oxford BRICKLAYERS STONEMASONS Fireplaces Chimney Repairs All types of House Remodeling Flagstones Patio Slabs Concrete Jobs Phone 983-5606 must be watered three times each week or the central cells collapse forming a black spot in each tomato. We feel sorry for the Prince Edward Island farmers who have only had one inch of rain since June the first. This means their potatoes will be very small and their cranberries cranberries will not yield. Mr. and Mrs. Len Falls brought her mother Mrs Florence Wright and her sister Mrs. Hubert Lawrence of Belleville to attend the morning service. Judy and her brother Bruce are visiting for the coming week at Kendal. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Blackburn Blackburn and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Falls and daughters also spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Len Falls. Mr. Norman Michael has sold his property on the sixth line east of Mr. Wm. Hoy. The United Church Women met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. Stevens for their picnic meeting. There were eleven members and three visitors at the meeting. Others Others came later for the picnic supper. The meeting opened with the hymn "0 Love that will not let me go" followed by prayer and the scripture reading Luke 7 v 36 - 50. Mrs. R: Elliott gave the treasurer's report. Proceeds from the salad supper $336.00. Thirty- nine dollars had been paid for an attendance shield for the Sunday School girls. Twenty- dollars was paid for registration registration of two Quin-mo-Lac Campers. Bring all articles for our bale to the next meeting or leave at Mrs. K. Woods. The bale is to be sent to Angola. Men's good , woollen clothing, dressing gowns, jewellery, plastic bags, children's clothing clothing and bandages are badly needed. The offering was $15.55. Mrs. Art Low gave the topic "Seven Words to Live by". They were "Life, Love, Learn, Laugh, Think, Give and Try", which provided food for thought. The meeting closed with the singing of "Summer Suns are Glowing". Then four tables were set on the lawn and laden with good things. There were more children than adults. They enjoyed the games and pony rides. The United Church Women will hold a bake sale on the lawn of Miss Elva Reid's Craft Shop at 10 a.m. Saturday Saturday morning August 23rd. Send your baking or come and buy. Mr. and Mrs. T. Stevens entertained an Art Club from the Don Valley on Sunday Aug. 17th. Mrs. Alva Swarbrick has spent the week visiting with Miss C. W. Stewart an<fothers in the neighbourhood. Mrs. Len Skerratt is in Oshawa Memorial Hospital recovering from surgery. Mr. Ralph Geach is home with his knee in a cast. Lyall reports on Darlington plant I* CCIVlj 1 11114,3) , /lUJ^UoVi Princess contest Nancy Knox, Durham County County Dairy Princess w'll be competing in Toronto* this Sunday at the Coleseum Building at the C.N.E. The competition opens at 6.00 p.m. Bob Nixon,' Provincial Liberal Liberal leader will pay a visit to Oshawa this Friday at 3.45 at the Hillsdale Manor. The liberal leader will follow with a visit to the official opening of the Durham East liberal rooms at 1206 Simcoe St., North, Oshawa. "The 1200 acre Ontario Hydro nuclear electorial generating generating plant-the largest in the world-is one step closer to being located in the Town of Newcastle as the result of an Ontario Government sponsored sponsored report released this past week". This statement was made by Councillor Kenneth E. Lyall over the past week-end speaking on the findings of Harold S. Goldking, Inquiry Officer, appointed by the Ontario Government to judge the necessity of Ontario Hydro needing to expropriate key Town lands on which to site the nuclear generating station. The lands in question are a part of a 1200 acre site situated between the Mac- donald-Cartier Freeway-the 401-and Lake Ontario immediately immediately west of the lands and the buildings owned by the St. Mary Cement Company Limited. Limited. Said Mr. Goldkind in his report "The applicant (Ontario (Ontario Hydro) has determined that it requires additional electrical generating facilities facilities in this area in order to supply its projected future demands. The applicant required required that the proposed electical generating facilities be in operation by 1983. This project is part of a program encompassing similar projects projects designed to meet the electrical power demands of various sections of Ontario". Mr, Goldkind's report also states "This particular project. project. along with other new generating facilities at Pickering Pickering and Wesley ville will supply the required power for the Eastern and Central part of Ontario". The Inquiry Officer speaking speaking of possible power sites stated that there were two. The Town of Newcastle site and the other, A Whitby site, 6 miles east of the existing and new Pickering power station. "Although other reasons were given for the choice of the Darlington site (The town of Newcastle site) over the Whitby site". Mr. Goldkind reported "It appeared that the overbearing reason was that the Pickering area had already received more than its fair share of transmission lines and equipment associated associated with power generating plants. Although Hydro wanted wanted to keep these projects at least 30 miles apart for environmental reasons, it appeared appeared that the alteration of the surrounding water and air was negligible from an environmental environmental viewpoint". Mr. Goldkind concluded his report by stating "The taking of the 1200 acre site is fair, sound and reasonably necessary necessary in achievement of the objectives of the expropriating expropriating authority (Hydro Ontario)": Ontario)": Of the 1200 acres, Ontario Hydro has already accumulated accumulated 1185 acres. The remaining remaining 15 acres - a key parcel of land in the centre of the project-is owned mostingly by the Town of Newcastle and other people whom the authorities authorities can not trace. According to Councillor Lyall, Hydro was forced along the expropriation route to acquire the needed acreage when the Town of Newcastle passed a motion November 4th, 1974 moved by Councillor Kirk Entwisle and seconded by Councillor Lyall that "H.E.P.C. be advised that we are asking for an inquiry into the expropriation of properties properties for the proposed Hydro Generating Station West of Bowmanville". This motion followed an earlier Council motion that "That there is considerable apprehension in this community community about the proposal to establish a nuclear generating generating station near Bowmanville" Bowmanville" and "That this Council can lend no support to the proposal until Hydro and the Provincial Government have fully presented the proposal, and its complete implications to the public, and until a referendum of the Town's citizens demonstrate the public's public's acceptance of the proposal". proposal". According to Councillor Lyall the problem started in 1971 with short sighted action by the former Darlington Township Council when that Council passing a resolution that approved the site for a power generating facility. Following this political action Hydro started to acquire the land and were able to accumulate accumulate all that was needed save the 15 acres that had to be expropriated because of the fact that the Town of Newcastle Newcastle officials refused to sell the land under their control. "As an elected official" Mr. Lyall said. "I am at my (continued page 6) j^Drotus & c&reci Chamber o) Commerce -ST J BARBECUE ORONO IN THE MEMORIAL PARK AUG. 20 Serving from 3.30 to e.00 p.m. Prime Barbecued Beef, Baked Potatoes, Bun, Baked Beans, Western Style Coffee, Do--nuts. Relishes 4:30 p.m. - Girls "T" Ball Orono vs Bowmanville 5:30 p.m. - Boys "T" Ball Orono vs Bowmanville 7:00 p.m. - Newcastle Council a Staff vs Durham Regional Govt. 5:30 p.m, COUNTRY MUSIC Rod Craig and The Country Addition Singer - Jim Whiteman Base - Irv. Miller J. 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