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Ifi I Dianne VonHattenrs'takea the plants in I thmugh the gmenhouae. a a preparation for distribution BruCe Greenhouse reeeive'S" by Robin Russell A new operation which employs 30 people has started at Bruce Energy Centre. Allan Holmvd is managing a Tropical Greenhouse Complex m which Caruso Fied tomatoes (a greenhouse brand) are being grown for Knechtel's Ltd. The greenhouses are heated with the waste steam from the Bruce Nuclear Power Development. The steam is convened Into hot water with heat exchangers, then runs through pipes in the greenhouse. and releases heal. Construutlon began on August 7. 1957. Each see tion or the greenhouse is 7 1/2 acres. and holds 40.000 plants. which are irrigated with water and nutrients by an automatic compuieh controlled irrigation system. The first section was put into use on January I 22. The oiher Should be ready in another month. Holroyd ilgures their lirst crop will be harvesled on April 1. Each plant is ex~ pected to produce 40 lbs oi truitt Allan explained that the advantage ol these greenhouses is that the tomatoes are naturally vine- rlpened. unlike imported ones which are picked green. and gassed to enhance ripening The use i ol pesticides and hen blcldes is not necessary slnce the greenhouse is vn» tuaity lree of insects - ex cept for the White Fiy which is controlled by releasing a harmless parasite that eats the White Fly eggs. The use oi steam is a worthwhile technique as It ls 2/3 the cast oi greenhouses heated by iossil iueis. The retail price at the tomatoes is not known at this point. "it depends on lhe market value". said Holioyd. "But what we're altel is top duali- ty produce " "Q'I-UUJ y'yeelu. toes, packs undetflaeBtu'oe hand, should be ready formafirefing within the 112 Tom mmmagfugggré a Caruso varietyfiand arergluvin hydmpommljy.fi ‘ Diane MacKenzie. Steve McGIiveary. Heather McRae. Trent w...â€" xt few Sam MacGregor, the driving force behind the development of the Bruce Energy Centre, re- ceived accolades for his efforts at Monday's opening of the Bruce Tropical Produce Inc. ‘ greenhouses. l‘ Five Ontario Scholars at CDHS Chesley District High School has the honor at recom~ mending live Grade 13 students ior Ontario Scholarships To win this award a student must graduate with an average at so pcr cantor better In six Grade K! subjects, These students are. Lesley Bircnaid, daughter at Mr and Mrs. C. Blrchard. Chaslev; Karen Davey, daughter oi Mr and Mrs W Davey. RFIZ. Chesley. Rick Foster. son oi Mt and Mrs. 3. Foster. Chesiey; Maxine Monkman. daughterot er and Mrs. H Monkman. RR1, Dobbinton. Laura Pratt daughteroer and Mrs. D Pratt,crlesiey Twenty-live students were recommended tor their Secondary School Honor Graduation Diplomas: Beverly Barralt, Brant Battarman. Tanya Elalby. Lesley Blrchaid, Brian Calhoun. Fiona Campbell. Kevin Clarke. Vicki Cotter Karen Davey. Susan chln, Dana Henricks. Alan Herron. Famela Leudke. Janice Lorenz. Mark G, MacDonald, Maxine Monkman. Saran Perkins. Laura Pratt. Maianie Field, Chris Scarrow. David Scarrow. Darlene Shahtz. Jason Soper. Rick Swlggei and Lisa Westenbarn. ;‘ Forty-three students were recommended Ior thelr Ontario lSecondary School Diplomas: Reg Ash. Scot Beckenhauar. Jennller Bell, Robin Donaldson. Kim Dudgeon, Tim Fldler. Jeremy Flss. Lisa FuSlEV. Hagar Galbraith. Jaiiery Gatenian. Dave Hay. Wendi Hora nar, Loretta Johnson. Murray Johnston. Greg Kauirnan. Bryan Kingston, John Klages. Jannliar Klinizk. Karen Krouger, Terry le5. Douglas Lennlps. Heather Lovely. Mollel. James Myers. Murray Perkins. Victoria Pratt. James Prtdham. Shelley Prleba. Lisa Fteaburn. Nicole Schank. Pauline Schlppei, Tom Shearer. Jackie Shields. Laura Stanley. Jason Thomson. Sheila Unrau. Tammy Wight and Colin Woudyard. Four students were recommended tor their Secondary chuol Graduation Diplomas: Peter Dennison. Janet Lows. gKlm Richards and Elli White. Tracy Fritsch. Dwayne Fronk.\. Nx .