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"A Family Tradition for 125 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 21, 1992 - 23 Effective parenting _As a parent you are on the firing line every day, confronted by enough problems to confound a Solomon. And yet, if you are like most parents, you have little or no preparation for the job. Only for the Job of parenting is there the unspoken expectation that love, in- stinct and common sense will be enough. And sometimes it is, more often, however, the most well- intentioned parents find themselves frustrated, angry, bewildered, guil- ty and alone. Like members of any other professional group you and your fellow parents need the oppor- tunity to get together to share your common problems and receive con- tinuing training in the skills needed to do your job better. The Family Education Resource Centre of Durham House is offering a session discussion group for parents which will focus on understanding children's behavior and encouraging children. The group will meet at S.A. Cawker Public School, Port Perry on Wednesday evenings from 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. starting April 15. The cost is $44 per person and pre- registration is required. For more information and to register please contact 579-2021 or 686-4353. Ar NEW PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRES, LOCATIONS & DATES SUDBURY TO TORONTO AREA TRANSMISSION REINFORCEMENT STUDY Background In June, 1991 Ontario Hydro announced the beginning of environmental studies to identify locations for new transmission facilities in central Ontario to: - provide adequate power transfer capability between northern and southern hh A at A A tl I UA PITA Legend {C3 Preliminary Transmission Corridors Transformer Station Study Zones North of Toronto (Near Beeton, Ontario; Brown Hill and Beaverton) ' - ensure a reliable power supply in the northeast portion of the Greater Toronto ® Transformer Stations (TS) f Area (GTA); | - maintain the reliability and security of the bulk electrical system; and | - provide improved flexibility in meeting customers' energy needs. agencies, municipalities, Aboriginal representatives, interested organizations and others, the project staff have collected and evaluated information on various land i use, environmental, socio-economic, technical and other factors in the study area. i Based on this information, a number of corridors and zones have been identified (see map) in which further detailed studies will be conducted to identify alternative | transmission line routes and transformer or switching station sites.Ontario Hydro is holding Information Centres throughout the study area to discuss the study, review | these corridors and zones, and include your comments in the planning process. y Representatives of Ontario Hydro will be present to answer your questions. Maps and other study materials will also be available. | Over the past months, and with the assistance of government ministries and | What are the Options? The new facilities that could be required beginning in 2002 include two 500,000 volt (500 kV) single-circuit transmission lines from Hanmer Transformer Station near Sudbury to a new transformer station in the northeast GTA. This transformer station ! would be connected by a new 500 kV double-circuit transmission line to existing lines to the east and northwest of Toronto, terminating at existing or new transformer or switching stations. Sections of right-of-way in the GTA could include new 230 kV lines to connect these new facilities into the existing local power supply system. Considering potential long term needs, a third 500 kV single-circuit line | between Sudbury and the Toronto area and a second 500 kV and 230 kV double- circuit line around the north and east GTA could also be required. In addition to identifying new transmission routes, the study will consider using existing transmission rights-of-way. Public Involvement Public involvement is an integral component of the environmental assessment process. The complete route and site selection study will be documented in an environmental assessment report and submitted to the Minister of the Environment for review in mid-1994, and will be the subject of a public hearing under the Consolidated Hearings Act. . Information Centre Locations and Dates Open to the public from 3:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. a A AN For the Greater Toronto Area April 28 Egypt Community Hall Your views on this study are important. If you have any questions or comments, Ms. Barton Sala please contact, Senior Community Relations Officer Engineering & Construction Services Branch 700 University Avenue, 8th Floor Toronto, Ontario M5G 1X6 | Beeton For the Sudbury to Greater Toronto Area, April 28 . Beeton Memorial Community Centre Mr. Jim Shewchuk } ceton viem i Senior Community Relations Officer | Solina Engineering & Construction April 29 Services Branch Solina Community Centre 700 University Avenue, 8th Floor Phone collect (416) 592-7842 Kirkfield Toronto, Ontario FAX users please call (416) 592-8890 i April 20 M5G 1X6 i i Kirkfield Town Hall Phone collect (416) 592-4092 Ontario Hydro oo Let's give tomorrow a hand A a pti hE hai