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'power in the late 1960s or early a 22 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, December 16, 1959 ECONOMIC ELECTRICITY of small actor using an organic liquid in-| Further facilities will also be pro- stead of heavy water as a heat vided at the Chalk River, Ont. transfer agent, and on the design|gtomic project including a small atomic power plantgfreactor for testing uranium fuels suitable for the Canadian Arctic.ifor large power plants. Atomic Power Expected 1967 By JOHN E. BIRD Canadian Press Staff Writer OTTAWA (CP) -- By the time Canada celebrates its centennial in 1967 construction may be well under way on this country's first large-scale atomic power station eapable of generating -electricity econimically. > At the end of the next decade or early in the 1970s similar sta- tions generating up to 200,000 kilo- watts of electricity or 268,000 horsepower may be springing up in power - hungry Ontario, Mani- toba and the Maritimes. This forecast of economic atomic power is predicted on the success of the current Canadian gram for construction of nu- 3 clear power plants. The Canadian approach in volves the use of natural uran- fum as a fuel and heavy water to control the plant and to trans- fer heat to raise steam to drive turbines.' BEST PROSPECTS Atomic Energv of Canada Lim 'N Y ' ited, crown company in charge ol the federal nuclear program, is ew ear S convinced this approach holds the best promise of producing eco- pomic electric power from the RESERVATIONS ADVISED PLANT SITE Other projects planned for next ear include further studies on atom. The program has been under gharp criticism from outside ex-| perts but federal atomic officials | remain unshaken in their faith in| the natural uranium-heavy water | concept. They are convinced that | if the atomic energy program is reviewed by a special committee] at the 1960 session of Parliament | there will be no change in policy. Winnett Boyd, a Montreal en-| gineer, says Canada is making a multi-million-dollar error in the design of nuclear power stations. He advocates a design of his own employing the use of helium gas and graphite in place of heavy water and an enriched and ex- pensive uranium fuel. | However, atomic officials say| mo experts now can forecast| which system will turn out to be| the best. Thev believe the Cana- | dian approach has a ' greater] chance of success than others, es-| pecially as it involves big plants KINLOCH'S MEN'S WEAR KING ST. WEST | JACK DENTON And His Orchestra DANCING 9 TO 12 $5 PER PERSON The Get Together Club Presents The 20th Anniversary Ball "Stlhoucttes. In. Snow " faupuring ow Ns NL The Swing Masters 3 Tickets Now On Sale ot Cn DRESS SEMI FORMAL ADMISSION $3 PER COUPLE Saturday Dec. 19th 8.30-11.30 0.C.V.l. AUDITORIUM An Ideal c hristmas Present . . . the design of a large - scale re- [ 2816 producing large blocks of power AIR and SEA THRILLERS BOMBERS BS52° NN ROCK YVONNE HUDSON DECARLO ay ge "SEA DEVILS" IN TECHNICOLOR o WARNERC OLOR srannine EN AND PRESENTING MARSH JOT ECREN TIMBAUT 'TOMORROW - 2 EXCITING HITS! A aN A -- WHAT WAS mis STRANGE APPEAL? He LAST TIMES TODAY! "THE PASSIONATE 3 SUMMER" (Adult) ; FOLLIES BERGERE SAVAGE SUSPENSE IN THE J GRAND CORNEL WILDE - VICTORIA SHAW pe fontmen COLOR covemascort PLAIA I | AN EXPERIENCE IN SUSPENSE ! MEN USE WOMEN a FOR MANY THINGS.. stamng {1 JEAN GABIN | wen ANNIE GIRARDOT LUCIENNE BOGAERT (Formerly entitled "Inspector Maigret") JEAN DESAILLY BOTH ADULT Added Thrill ! ENTERTAINMENT THE CRY OF THE "GONE" GENERATION! B TNS 2 ) (2d ]7[]]} §opEoN ciFr Tickersg Ist Local Showings | NOW ON SALE! = "Ty ~~» CHILDREN'S BOOKS .. 1.35 / ADULT BOOKS ...... 2.35% § Good At Any Odeon Theatre is pe NS =: pm Last Day "Because of You" plus "Thunder on the Hill" required in this country Much will depend on experi- ence gained in the operation of| a demonstration plant now under| construction at Rolphton, Ont., 150 miles northwest of Ottawa. | JOINT ENTERPRISE This $32,000,000 plant is being built jointly by Atomic Energy of Canada Limited, the Ontario Hy- dro - Electric Power Commission and Canadian General Electric. Construction will be mostly com- pleted next year, allowing a start-up by mid-1961. Information gained from the op- eration of the plant will go into the final design of the first full- scale atomic station, to be built near Kincardine on Lake Huron by late 1964 or early 1965. Some federal atomic experts feel this $60,000,000 plant may produce economic power if de- velopment costs of some $20,000, 000 are not taken into account. They are convinced that the next plant after this one will produce electricity as economically as thermal stations powered with | coal or some other fossil fuel. This is the plant that likely will be well under construction by 1967. IMPORTANT TO URANIUM Advent of economic atomic OSHAWA (lel ad ad], [ CENTRE 1970s will be of major importance to Canada's uranium industry. The United States, the indus- try's main customer, has decided not to buy more Canadian uran- jum than amounts confained in contracts expiring in 1962 and 1963, but has agreed to a stretch- out to 1966 on deliveries. After 1966 it's hoped that a demand for uranium for power plants will in- ject new life into the industry, In an effort to increase Can- ada's knowledge of peacful uss of aomic energy, preliminary work will start next year on the design of a new research and de- velopment centre in Manitoba. Construction will start in about /two vears on a site north of Win-| 'nipeg, likely on the Winnipeg! River. THEATRE GUIDE | Brock -- "The Return of the ' Fly" 7 and 10.10 p.m. 'The Foxiest Girl in Paris" 8.35. Last Complete Show 8.20 p.m. GIR LL CENTRE STORES OPEN EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK UNTIL $:00 P.M. Marks -- "Thunder on the Hill" 12.45, 3.55, 7.05, 10.20 p.m. "Because of You" 2.15 5.25, 8.40 p.m. Last Complete Show at 840 p.m Plaza -- "Folies Beigere" 1.10, 4.40, 813. "Pas ionate Sum- ¢ mer" 2.50, 6.20, 9.50. Last com- plete show at 8 p.m. "Regent -- "The Angry Hills" f Shown daily at 1.30, 3.30, 5.35, ® 7.40, 9.45 p.m. Last complete . show at 920 p.m. 'Labor Leader .Raps Russians NEW YORK (AP) -- George Meany, AFL-CIO president, Tues- day ruled out an exchange of la- bor delegations with the Soviet Union because there are 'no free trade unions in the U.S.8.R." ~ Meany, returning from a two- week stay in Europe, criticized the Nov. 21 cultural exchange agreement between the United States and Russia "T think this agreement is very! much in error in that it pledges] both parties will encourage such exchanges as mav be agreed be-| tween them of delegations repre-| senting organizations devoted tol friendship Meany said. WITH SANTA CLAUS and cultural ties, | WOMEN SHOP Just the gift for Christmas morn . . . REITMAN'S OWN BEADED ORLON CARDIGANS Such a beautiful gift at a temptingly low price . . . any one of Reitman's orlon cardigans with assorted guipure lace, embroidered and beaded trim. 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