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by Jean Jeffery Visitors and Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thaxter Bruce, Larry, Connie and Judy and Mr. John Harrigan of Beaverton. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ashton, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Al Cabin attended the Bowling Banquet at the Legion Hall in Uxbridge on Saturday evening. Mrs. N. Tapscott and Anne attended a shower for her niece Miss Adele Freeman on Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Wm. Deverill of Unionville. All enjoyed the Epsom- Utica Social Club's monthly meeting at Epsom United Church on Saturday evening. It was nice to have Joan and Allen Clow of Lindsay join us. Thanks to co hosts Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Slute for arranging this most interes- ting party. Mr. and Mrs. Pearce from Locust Hill visited Mr. and Mrs. E. Taylor on Sunday afternoon. The Official Board meeting for the Goodwood- Epsom-Utica Circuit will be held at Goodwood Church at hls a bin a cnend be 4,Y 4 at, / a, 8 p.m. May 14. Epsom Utica U.C.W. will meet at Utica on May 8 at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ashton and Mrs. K ther- wood attended the Free Methodist Anniversary Service on Sunday afternoon in Uxbridge. Parents have been busy enjoying the school activi- ties. Wednesday and Thurs- day evening Music nights at the Cornish school. Tuesday was open house at P.P.H.S. and Thursday was Open House at Epsom School. Mr. Milton Butson of Port Perry called on Mr. and Mrs. Nuclear power folly: reader - (From Page 5) distort the facts leaves me like the messenger who is shot 'because he brings his superior bad news. Since the Three Mile Island nuclear accident people have come forward including nuclear scientists to the Ontario Select Com- mittee on Nuclear Power with alarming warnings of the unsafe CANDU reactors used by Ontario: Hydro in Pickering and Bruce gene- rators. Thirty of the 32 boilers already installed at the B plant in Pickering must be ripped out, at a cost of at least $35 million plus another $50 million in lost production. : Hydro has admitted the the reactor shut down. Some safety measures were instal- led backwards. Prior to all the latest blunders by Hydro it is costing every household in Ontario $75.00 on your hydro bill to pay for the millions wasted by Hydro's poor management. My main concern is the escalating cost of hydro, and a continuing proliferation of nuclear plants to a point we never get out of, with such massive expenditures in the billions and billions. There are other sources of safer hydro. The word itself means water power. Ontario has some 30 to 40 untapped water power sources that are renewable and non-polluting, and much cheaper than hazardous atomic plants that are being continuously shut down for costly leaks or repairs. Seven-tenths of the world is water. Water is H-20, (2 The Oshawa Shrine Club ANNUAL SHRINE CLUB RING RCUS OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM SAT., MAY 12th SHOW TIMES: 8:30a.m.-12:30 p.m. -4:30p.m. -8:30 p.m. ADULTS: $4.00 CHILDREN: $2.00 ADVANCE TICKETS ADULTS $3.50 CHILDREN $1.50 Available at Don Forder Insurance, 24 Water Street; A.C.A. Bathie, D.C., 26 Water Street; Port Perry Star, 235 Queen Street, Port Perry. parts hydrogen) which can supply all the energy the world would ever need. All living matter is composed of hydrogen. Western Canada has trillions of cubic feet of natural gas that is claimed to be surplus. This could be used to power hydro. It is clean and non-polluting and we already have the pipe- lines to Ontario. We also have unending solar power and windpower sources. The Royal Commission on Power Planning headed by Dr. Porter has exposed us to the truth of what's going on at Hydro and the lies they have been telling us. Hydro spends huundreds of thousands of dollars of our money to tell us to conserve while they export $500 million of power out of the country! Pierre Berton and Charles Templeton both experienced journalists exposed a great number of falacies to us by Hydro. They claim that not one nuclear plant in the entire world has ever oper- ated at full power due to dangers never told to the public. A bulletin on the front page of the Toronto Star (April 28, 1979) stated "Ontario Hydro is flirting with a nuclear accident at its .Bruce generating plant, 90 miles north west of Metro that would be worse than the recent one at Three Mile Island, Pa., a senior Hydro official says!" U.S. CLOSES 7 A-PLANTS FOR SAFETY CHECKS - The government order affects plants built by Babcock and Wilcox, which added $85 million to Ontario Hydro's costs when 32 faulty boilers had to be replaced at Pickering B. plant. To be forwarned is to be forwarned. None are so blind as those that will not see. 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Tropical Industrial Coatings. 2030 Notre Dame Streel. Winnipeg Manitoba . H. Ashton on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ashton received a card from Barry and Lois Bushell while they were enjoying a recreational break in Greece. Mrs. Daisy Hook of Peter- borough is visiting with her daughter Margaret, Mr. Oldnall and their daughters for two weeks. At the Kiwanis Music Festival in Oshawa Michelle Oldnall won first prize for her accordian solo." A first prize also for Michelle and Richard Holy for an accor- dian duet. Congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wilson and children of Sarnia were weekend guests with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rice have returned to their summer home at Scugog from wintering in Florida. They were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson. Mr. David Lyons was a HOSPITAL REPORT Week Ending April 26th Admissions...................... Emergencies.................. Operations.......................15 Discharged...................... 49 Remaining...........c.c.c...... 32 Quality Vyniex ELECTRICAL WIRE Heavy insulated cover protects lhe ¢ copper wire conduc: Por tors and ground A DIMMER SWITCH Easy to install in existing switch box $850 €00 wall wilh onfolf cach control PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 2, 1979 -- 7, 'News and views from Epsom and area weekend guest with his mother Mrs. Hildreth Lyons. Saturday evening was a gala night at Utica Hall when the M.T.C. group at Man- chester honoured Mr. Wm. Goslin with a surprise Re- tirement Party. There was a lovely crowd pass on good wishes to Bill. He was presented with a plaque. Miss Cathy Goslin was * vt lin BAMA AR AAAS NS home for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. A Watson were dinner guests Wednes- day with Mr. and Mrs. Galbraithe of Shelburne. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Watson visjted her brother Mr. A Cudia and Mrs. Cudia of Richmond Hill. To anyone in the area - if you have any news items please call. me 985-2620. Wins top honour Mary Lynn Holtby, a beauty consultant with Mary Kay cosmetics, recently received the honour of top Pre-Finished Woodgrains FROM PANELLING Finish your Walls the easy and economical way wilh atlractive panels Assorted 4' x 8' PANELS consultant in her unit at the annual convention in Dallas Texas. The unit in which Miss Holtby is employed operate from Rochester, N.Y. and includes a large section of southern Ontario and northern New York state. Mary Lynn, who has been with the company less than a year, was presented her award at "Seminar '79" in Dallas and along with this prestigious honour, she also received 3 additional awards and 20 ribbons for outstan- ding achievements during the period of August '78 to April "79. The annual convention was attended by 8,500 consultants and directors of the company from Canada, USA and Australia. 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