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replace wood for boiling the
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JO maple trees on PDVate land
and an AdtlitionalidmilltoR on
crawn -lands; a total of 17
lion. trees. On.the average, con-
siderably less than of
these trees are tapped,--in any
One year,
Assuming an overage of only
1 tap per tree and a yield. per
tap .of 10 gallons. of sap per.
year, the potential yield,- of
maple sap would be WO million
gallons per year. At 40 gallons of sap per gallon of syrup, the •
Potentially marketable product
would tot*,xoughly 20 million
gallons of maple sYrUP. With
the ,demand for • maple.; sYrup
usually exceeding .the supply,
this is an. unfortunate loss. •
It is estimated that the TO
in the I4ake. Huron bis-
tri:ct containg -aPPrOidinatelY
4,000,000 tappable sugar maple
trees. This amounts to 1,000,0Q0.
gallons of maple syrup or three
times the total 9ntario•prOduc,
tion and equal to the total. en-
nual Canadian exports of syrup
to the United States.
It is interesting to note that.
syrup can also be produced from
birc}f but -the sugar content is
rinwer and requires ab out
four times as much sap.
DrSarbara Roney
The Staffs . SON': Sw4Pers their fifth meeting at the home
of Sandra Graywben Mrs.. Vi-
vian and Mrs. Jeffry showed
,the girls how to pack a good
lunch for schobl or work.
At the sixth meeting at the
home Of Marilyn Miller Mrs.
Vivian discussed different types
of table settings and food. Dem-
onstrations by Ruth Templeuian
followed. She made ,Hot Garlic
Bread. Donna Waddel made
Tossed Garden Salad and San-
dra Gray made Apple Salad.
The seventh meeting. was
held at • the home Of Linda Mil-
len Mrs. Jeffery and Mrs. Vip
vian talked about the proper
way to set a table fOr Sunday
supper as ,Linda-Miller demon-
strated. Dianne Miller demon-
strated how to make chocolate
sauce and Geraldine .*Temple-
man how to make carrel
squares. At the next meetting
on Monday in Family Life Cen-
tre iii Staffa, Staffa No: 1 and
Staffa No. 2 yawn serve their
mothers a buffet style supper.
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Dear Sir: ;
I have heard it said by many
people, including police officers, •
that if you are convicted of
speeding, careless driving,
crowding drivers seat, etc., that
you lose points. How can' 'you
lose something you never had.
I think the right terminology
should be accumulate. Am I
right? •
A. Yes, you are , right. Peor
pIe, including policemen, do
seem to use the word "lose" in-
stead of accumulate. Btiefly,
the way in which the Demerit
Point System works is, when ,a
driver obtains hig licence;' he
has a clean sheet. As he is con-
victed or makes paYment•of a
fine out of court, demerit points
are assessed to his driving rec-
ord. The demerit points' remain
On his record for a period' of
two years after the date of con-
viction. When the driver has
accumulated 6 points, he is in-
formed of his record and urged
to improve his driving, habits.
At 9 poiets,the driver is re-
quired to attend a personal in-
terview' to discuss his record
and give reasons, Why Iris li-
cence should not be suspended.
He may be placedtbn probatiOn
or have his licence suspended if
his attitude shows indifference
to his responsibilities as a dri-
ver. At 15 points, the driver'a
licence is suspended and retain-
ed in the Department for 4.6
days.
Dear Sir:
I have read in your eolutim
where yeas explained that w9
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Historical.' records sh v that
maple syrup haa beena ?OW .
product even lotow"the
first explorers reached' his
t is int Continent.interesting to-
imagine ho'w the Indians first
discovered the process with
stone tools and bark utensils.
Draniatte changes. n prodne-
tion' -methods. haVe occurred
,with time: To be altre. the -Pie-
neer wooden buckets and' spileg
have long 'since ,disappeared.
The metal -buelteta• OndspileS
.and the horse and sleigh are al-
so fast being replaced by mod-
elan. Play
The Pegasus Players Drama
Club, at. CFB Clinton 'will soon
be presenting , the three-act
Wee, Tool's Paradise', by Phil-
ip King, The action takes place
in the vicarage at 1VIerton-cum-
Middlewick where the .wife of
the Reverend Lionel Toop be-
comes entangled' in fantastic
cemplicationg when she believes
she has won 200.000 'pounds, ors
the football pools.
Brian Markson of Goderich
will direct the play..With much
experience in drama work in
England and- Canada he,. has
been active for several years in
the Clarkson Opera Company.
He has recently opened The
Coach House Tr4vel Agency in
Goderich.
Rehearsals are in progress,
behind-the-scenes workers are
busy constructing the set and
the production will be staged
in the Base Theatre on May 2,.
3 and 4.
(By the Ontario Provincial
Police)
Dear Constable: ,'
Could you •please tell me how
you go about getting the 'tree
year drivers licences renewed?
There seems to be some confus-
ion on this. Do we have to write
in for forms or does the Depart-
ment send them out automatic-
ally?
Family Shoes
Repairs
8 Main street
'—umeamemmemdmismoreeemeno,
A. It is the practice of the
Department of Transport to send
a form to you which you are to
complete and return to, them,
along with a cheque •or money
order covering the cot of the
licence. This 'notice is usually
sent to you approximately one
month in advance of the date
your licence expires. However,
it is your responsibility to make
sure you have -a valid • drivers
licence, so if your ' birthdaY is
coming up, I would "suggest that
you check and ascertaincif your
licence expires. A lot ,,of people
are surprised how quickly 28
months pass.
Dear Sir:
Should an owner of an insured
motor vehicle notify the Insur-
ance Company when a 16 year
old starts to -driee, with; a• valid
permit? Would the owner be
covered if thig 16 year old" was
driving and wag in an accident?
A. I would suggest that you
contact your insurance: agent
immediately and ascertain the
attitude of .the particular- com-
pany holding the insurance pol-
icy. The insurance agent or coni-'
patny will also advise you of , the
answer to the second question.
Dear Constable:
My on lives on a. farm. His
wife and twe year old son were
going out the lane driving a half
ton truck. The boy somehow got
the door open and fell out and •
was hurt. The parents naturally
got excited and it never occurr-
ed to them to notify the police,
the accident occurring on their
own Place,• and no one else in-
volved. Can they be charged?
A. The answer to 'that ques-
tion is yes. Section 143 <1.1' states
"Every person in charge of a
motor vehicle who is directly or
indirectly involved in an acci-
dent shall, if the accident re-'
sults in personal injuries, or in
damage An:, .property apparently
exceeding $100, report the acci-
dent forthwith to the nearest
provincial or municipal police
officer, and furnish him With
such information or written
statement concerning the acci-
dent as may be required by the
officer or by the Registrar."
must have flares in out trucks.
Would you please advise me,
when I am required to use them.
A. Section 89, Subsection 8 of
the Highway Traffic Act states:
"When any commercial motor
vehicle or trailer is disabled
during the period when light-
ed lamps are required to be dis-
played on Vehicles and theoreh-.
icle cannot 'immediately be re-
moved •from the roadway out---
side a city, town , or village, the
-driver or other person in charge
of the vehicle shall cause -such
-flares, lamps or lanternS to be
lighted, and shall cause-them or
portable reflectors approved by
the Department to be-placed and
maintained on the highway until
such time as lighted lamps are
not required to be displayed on'
vehicles or the removal of ,the
vehicle, one at a distance of •
approximiately 100 feet in ad-
vance of the vehicle and one at
a distance of approximately 100
feet to the rear of the vehicle."
Dear Congta'ble: •
Is there any law stating how
many feet I must keep between
my, car• and another on the high-
way. I have heard the law is .20
feet for every 10 miles per hour.
Is this right?
A. 'Section 78, S ection 1' of
the Highway Traffic et* states:
"The driver or' operator' of a
motor 'Vehicle shall not 'fellow
another vehicle more closely
is reasonable and prudent hav-
ing. due regard for the speed
of such, vehicle and the traffic
on and the condition of the
highway!'
The part abdut 20 feet for
• every 10 miles per hour is a
good safetl rule to follow.
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