Silence Of Power Projects. Is Oninous For Quebecers

Ry DAVE MacDONALD characterizes the eoncept of the ‘MONTREAL (CP) The si-|ambitious project te harness the eee of the five Hydro-Quebee energy of two rivers that will

~projects at Hauterive, not deliver full, capacity until

9 220 miles northeast of 1973. | : ehee City, is ominous for) The” present "atti of * 4,500 2: hecers but not until 1968. construction workers at the ‘five

The future date of this threat dam sites could mean, say Hy- ‘dro officials, a shortage of 400,-

= ON THE Al November-December months 1968,

‘The tollowing program list- This is because. the whole xs are published free of power complex is—gearedto~a-} @harae as a public service and graded time-table of delivery of “@ppear as presented ‘te us by power inte the province's

_ the stations concerned. a system, - Company _ officials say the S province's power needs double

of

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every 10 years because <of the ‘ECY-EV linsatiable demands. of indust- CFKCY-F rial, commercial and domestic 12.40 a.m. Musicale electricity users

2°40. p.mi—-Here.s How In. Tennis In 1965 Quebec-Hydro wipaitad 4.00 pm leviathan and Requiem (32 .00,000,000 kilowatt hours to ; : for the ‘Polo Ground its users. It is estimated . that $:00 p.m-—The Munsters jneeds will have leaped . to 100,-

Bugs Bunny: Show Forest Rangers tife and The Land

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pone kilowatt hours by 98

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pm=CECY_IV ee Thus officials-can forecast. the - sherman 's Lo | ; pee oe 490,000 kilowatt bours shortage fice: Done’ Reid ‘SHOW - in: 1968 -enough — electricity. to a fare 625 : supply a community the size of f Cat a Quebee City. , Canadian Football League With such astronomical elec- Caloary. vax Hamilton. tricity needs in mind, the gov- pmo = '2- Far Sumn oe ernment ‘s lic pom TRA Se ts p.m.—CBc TV News ~. CBA RADIO am.--Local Weather & Sport| : eAida's _ SATURDAY am vii Thritter | Sah Mini OG The Mace Sign Of } -7:00=Musie On The Menu iz ‘war r “} 7.30—Music> On The Menu ; JZ CKCW ‘TV | 8:00—CBC News and Inland Wx. 27 pn. Siehon Sign-On | @:15—Maritime Sportscast and

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‘source in Lake Manicouagan to have done most of the work on. 000 kilowatt hours in the peak |

_owned publie utility's 3 and § and Outardes 3. anc 4.|

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7:03—Inland

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There -are other aes gileg enn: —nected projects in tap area Furthest, upriver, on the Men

‘icouagan, and heart. of the de-/ ee i

yelopmer is Manic 5, with its

giant, multi- arched, 4.510-feet-

long: buttressed dam des gned to form a man-made jake ad square miles if area, holding 5,000,000,000, 000,900: ‘cubie feet of water.

Engineers estimate that {t iwill be 1971 before. the resérvojr behind the gam is filléd to ¢ca- ipacityy

The engineers

@ishes Hydro - Electrie Com- mission, or Hydro-Quebee, un- dertook detailed planning stud- ies in 1955 ‘of. the. Manicouagan | and Outardés rivers.

The Manigouagan, with a wat-| ershed of 17,600 square miles,’ runs south 250 miles’ from its |

and = workers

drain into the. St. Lawrence the projects. during the summer,

River. but even in the ferocious win The Outardes,~With-va water- | 'ter's encountered in this” region

shed of 7) square. miles, |they have managed to maintain

raises in Lake Pletipi and runs 10 per cent of summer produc. |

350 miles on: a parallel course | ition.

to the St: Lawrence,

Average annual in=their—areas<is—37-inches,

|, -As sections of the five dams precipitation come ‘into use, power will feed with. into..Hydro-Quebec

21.5 inches. of rain and 156 ‘til the full production of 28,000,-

inches—of-snow> —— 000;000- kilowatt-hours—a—year—is They run 4hnedih a ‘desolate realized. The potential of the

wilderness, two rivers is believed to be’ suf- Once the decisiny was made ficient to meet the province's.

to go ahead, a port was built at needs until 1975.

Baie Comeau -and in, the fall, of As a fitting end to the task of 1959 a®}35enttte’ -‘alitweather ac: | cess road was carved out of the

HAE to tives Ave” actaciad. alten ‘RIPLEY’ Ss: BELIEVE IT OR ‘NOT.

two onthe Outardes,: three on | the Manicouagan.

OFFICE SET UP A base office was set up at! Baie Comeau and engineers be- | gan spending the budget ef $1,500,000,000 for the complex. The sites are named Manie 2, |

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extracting the energy fram ia remote rivers, the Manicoua- ‘gan-Qutardes transmission line | will operate at 735,000 volts, ‘which Hydro engineers -say is the highest voltage at which long - distance transmission on such a scale has been attempted anywhere in the world.

: PIUSVILLE

Mrs Emile Gallant, Toronto,

Ont., is-spending some trme with relatives in the district. Mr: aad Mrs. Henry Cormier were recently visiting Jacqueline Brown It .was Mr. Cormier’s. ;firstejsit. to the Island and he | enjoved: the beautiful acenery very much:

Mary Corcoran was one of the, delegates of the Allied Youth, | leaving for camp in Nova Scotia: |

Mr..and_ Mrs... Pius’ Gallant, : Halifax, N.S., are spendiag some time with relatives in” Piusville>?

Ernie Gallant, Toronto, Ont., is spending some time at the home of his. parents, Mr. and

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