Page 2, The Herald, Tuesday, December 5, 1978

Now’s a good time to get in shape

Christmas is coming up
faster than expected so why
wait until you've feasted
yourself past your weight
limit, get in shape now. The
Terrace recreation depart-
ment offers a wide variety of
free programs designea to
help you keep fit, and enjoy
doing it

Jog with John is a fitness
program for people of all
ages. Enjoy 15 minutes of
structed exercise, then play
@ quick game of sorcer, or

Monday and Wednesday
from 5 to 5:45 pm. at
Parkside Schoo! Gym.
Family Gym Time is the
perfect opportunity to bring
the whole family out for an
evening of family fun and
exercise. [ts held every
Thursday from 6:30 to 8:30
pm. at E.T. Kenny School.

Recreation Sports for
Adults, is a program that
lets you do what you want.
Bring some friends to
Uplands School Gym.

Mondays evenings from 7 to,

9 p.m. for an evening of
invigorating fun.

Mens Indoor Soccer, take
this chance to practice your
skills, and get into shape for
the soccer season. Everyone
is welcome at the Thornhill
Jr. Secondary School Gym
from 7 to 9 p.m. Mondays.

All these programs are
free, so don't delay’ get into
shape now.

On December 12, 1976,
from 6:30 to 10 p.m. the
recreation department will
sponsor a candle making

workshop. A professional
candle maker will show you
how to make unique and
traditional candles in a
variety of styles. You'll be
able to fake home your
creations which will include
a dipped tapered candle,

molded candle and a rolled —

candle, to name just a faw,
and all materials will be
supplied by the Recreation
Department.

So if you are interested in
this exciting workshop
please contact the arena

WEATHER

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office at 638-1174,

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A ridge of high pressure
building in from the nor-
thwest is bringing colder,
drier air with it, As a result,
one can look for-sunny skies
and cool temperatures,

This type of weather

- should continue until the end

of the week. High tem-
peratures this afternoor.
should be around 0 degrees
Celsius, “ue ent the
mereury will probably dip to
about -7 degrees Celsius.

Uf this type of weather lasts

more than a couple of days,-:

the wind will probably begin
to increase, and it will be
cold, cold, cold once again.

Judging from the forecast,
it quite possibly may be time
to once again dig out that
heavy winter parka,

HYDRO INQUIRY -

Beggs d

WINNIPEG (CP) —
Former Manitoba Hydro
chairman David Cass-Beggs

defended himself Monday

against suggestions that he
had acted In haste as an
adviser to the provincial
government,

He told an inquiry inte the
affairs of the Crown cor-
poration that he made
recommendations on power
development in northern
Manitoba in 1969 after only a
few days of study.

But he said his quick

review of the situation was
justified by a general feeling
of “desperate urgency” to
get new power projects
under way as soon a8
possible. .
” Inquiry lawyer Richard
Scott asked Cass-Beggs if he
had misgivings about ad-
vising the government
without the chance for more
elaboratestudies of potential
problems. .

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The former chairman
replied: ‘E certainly felt it
was a great pity that
Maniteba Hydrs and its
advisers had noi !:oked at
these problems frca: 1965
on,”’ .
The Progressive \
servative government « “ie
day decided in the late 60s
to proceed with diverting
some of the water of the
Churchill River to gener-
ating planis planned along
the lower Nelson River.

The diversion plans were
held up after the New
Democratic Party won the
1969 provincial election. The
alternative that finally
emerged included a smaller
diversion of water Irom the
Churchill River and use of
Lake Winnipeg as a back-up
supply of water for Nelson
River generating plants.

The inquiry is attempting
io determine whether the
ulility acted wisely on the
basis of the best information
available at the time im-
portant decisions were
made.

During Monday’s hearing,
Cass-Beggs was critical of

“the original plans for

diverting the Churchill. He
said the project was
beautiful in pure engineering
terms, but would have re-

‘sulted in widespread en-
- vironmental damage in the

Cass-Beggs was named a8 |

efends self

an adviser to the NDP
government In the summer
of 1969 to explore altey-
natives to the plans proposed
by the Conservatives. He
was appointed chairman of
Manitoba Hydro In January,

1970.

Monday’s testimony
showed that Cass-Beggs
exerted a strong influence on
major decisions in at least
three inslances: oo

—In the fail of 1969, Hydro
officials were intent on
proceeding with plans for a
new thermal generating
plant near Selkirk to make
sure Manitoba would avoid
“browr-outs.”

Cass-Beggs sald his own
studies revealed that enough
extra power could be
“squeezed out" of existing
sources to cover the utility's
needs for an additional year
or two. The Selkirk plant was
never built. :

—Early in 1970, _ the
Manitoba Public Utilities
Board urged Manitoba
Hydro to increase its rates,
but the Hydro board rejected
the advice. Cass-Beggs said
the consultants used by the
Public Utilities Board rea
didn't understand the
ference between public and
private utilities and their
recommendations weren't
really worth following.

The inquiry is to continue
today.

centre.

BRIGHT HOLIDAY HAPPENINGS

JON'S HAIRSTYLING |
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Hair We Are 4609 Lakelse Ave.

THIS WEDNESDAY for opening special we Professional Blow Drys — $29.95

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services will go to the Senior Citizens dropin Vidal Sasson Finish Rinse — $4.00
16 oz, Unicure Shampoo — $3.50

EAR PIERCING — includes Gold Studs —.#3.50

OPEN MONDAY

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