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FOOD PRICES REVIallOARD ,
NAMED •
Consumer Affairs Minister
Herb Gray announced that Mrs.
Beryl Plumptre •of Ottawa, and
past president of the Consumers'
Association of Canada, has been
named Chairman of the federal
government's five-xnember,Food
Prices Review Board. '
Other, members are Dr.
Gordon Burton of Claresholm,
Alberta; Grant Thompson of Hali-
fax; Mrs. Evelyn Rent of
Vancouver and Louis-H. Lorrain
of Bale d'Urfe, Quebec. 'The
Board, an independent body with
wide powers of inquiry, will begin
Its work immediately.
, EXPORTS UP
Canada exported $1.97 million
,worth , of goods in April .- a
29.2% increase over last year.
January to ' April experts are
26.6% higher this year than in
1972.
OILS SHORTAGES
During a debate on energy,
Energy Minister Donald MacDon-
ald told the House of Commons
that export restrictions QM be
imposed on gasoline U there are
signs of shortages, for Canadian
consumers.
CORPORATE ,TAX MEASURES
Finance Minister John Turner,
introduced in the House of Com-
mons the budget proposal to re-
duce corporate tax from the pre-
sent 49% to 40% for manufactur-
ing and'processing firms.
.Under the federal government
proposal Parliament will have an
..cipportunity to re-examine the
incentive measures - on the re-
quest of 60 members of the
Commions = after April 1, 1974.
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
• The House of Commons ap-
proved in principal an extension
of the partial ban on capital
punishment . for another five
years,' In a free vote Members
of Parliament voted 138 to 114 in,
favour of the billthat would retain
the death penalty Only for killers
of policemen or prison guards.
CANADA OUT 'OF VIETNAM
External Affairs Mirdster
' Mitchell Sharp announced that
"Canada will withdraw its peace
observer force from Vietnam by
July 31. The government's cid-
.cision was based 'on the fact that
there has not been "substantial
progress" towards peace. •
200 MILE FISHING LIMIT
Environment Minister Jack
Davis said in St. Andrews, N.B.
that at the United Nations Con-
ference on the Law of the Sea,
he will call for an extension of
Canada's 'fishing limit to .200
miles from the present12 miles -
this prOposal 'stems from the
federal government's concern for
Canada's coastal fishermen and
the dwindling fish stocks.
AID TO NEW BRUNSWICK
Public Works Minister Jean-
Eudes Dube announced in Monc-
ton; a federal grant of $10 million
to the province of New Brunswidic
for the reconstruction of route II
between Quebec City. and Monc-
ton.
' AGREEMENTS
Justice Minister Otto Lang
announced that Manitoba signed
two agreements. with the federal
government - a legal aid agree-
ment and an agreement previding
compensation to victims of
certain crimes. •
"PENNY BLACKS"
The British "Penny Black,"
the world's first adhesive postage
stamp, issued In 1840, is neither
the most expensive nor the rarest
stamp sought by collectors today.
A number - .of the 64 million
"penny Blacks" that were
printed survive in stamp albums.
Squadrop
raduates
new officers
0°4(3)40 Power Squadron
held its graduation ceremonies
and change of Watch'for 1973-74
at a well-attended function at
the White Carnation, HelmesVille
on Friday evenipg.
The ,Goderich unit is one of
128 squarons of Canadian Power
Squadrons, ' a nationwide safe-
boating organization with 15,000
members and associates from
coast to coast. The local squa-
dron serves all of Huron County
and portions of Bruce and Lamb-
ton Counties.
District Commander W.A.
Hallett, London, installed the
1973-74 executive committee as-
follows: • Commander, B.E. Kuehl
Clinton; past Commander K.S.
Wood, Clinton; secretaryT trea-
surer, J.J. Mulhern, Goderich;
first lieutenants: J.K. Sully, God-
erich; E: A. Dayies, Clinton;
training officer, A.J.R. Elder,
Clinton; supply officer, George
Robertson, Gederich; safety of-
fider, Donald G. Hart, Exeter;
public relations officer, R.S. At-
key, Clinton.
Graduates of the various
courses were- as follows: Boat-
ing, Rev. Derwin Docket), Wal-
ton; David E. Gornall, Clinton;
Mrs. Kirsti Barrett, Clinton;
William Linfield, Exeter; Mrs.
B. Menzies, Clin on; Gerald Pao-
lin, Goderic • Rev.. K. Barry
Passmore, Wi Mi;s. Gwen
Perry, Goderich; VI-Pines H.E.
'Perry, Goderich; George Pen-
fold, Clinton; Clayton Scholtz,
Goderich; Mrs. Donna Wood,
Clinton. • ' Seamanship, John K. Sully,
Goderich.
Advanced Piloting,Carlton C.
Blackmore, Clinton; Edward A.
Davies, Clinton; Charles G.
Prectr, Brussels; Anthony S.
Shepherd, Huron Park.
Senior Member Award, for
receiving. five merit marks, was
made to R.S. Atkey, Clinton.
• Addressing the graduates,
D/C Hallett stressed the role of
Canadian Power Squadrons in
promoting "safe boating through
education" from coast to coast in
Canada. He emphasized that tlie
men and women of the organi-
zation are dedicated to the es-
tablishment of a high standard of
skill in the handling of small
boats, both power' and sail. .
• Mrs. Peggy"MenZies and Da-
vid Gornall replied on behalf of
the graduates and presented ap-
propriate gifts to the two in-
structors of the Boating Course:
Davierend C.C. Blackmore.
cipal 1972-73 Initiative,Program
has been extended to June '30.
The allocation to the township
amounted to $2,600.
Road superintendent, William
Campbell, has been authorized
to, chloride the concession roads
solid and spot the sideroads.
Passed for payment were road
accounts of $28,472.36 and gen-,
eral accounts of $4,103.30.
Council turned down the pro-
posed Huron County Building and
Plumbing inspection on a county
basis - mainly because of the
high .cost of such a service.
Mrs. D.P. Monaghan has re-
turned after a 'ten-day visit in
Dundas• with Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Monaghan and family.
accompanying her nome, were,
Mrs. R. Monaghan and Krista
and Mrs. Glen Hanna, who visited
her on Wednesday.
Mrs. Leo Kenny, Bornholm
spent Friday afternoon with Mrs.
D.P. Monaghan.
Miss Teresa -Ryan, London,.
with Mrs.'MaryRyan and Alice.
Mr. and Mrs, Mlle Flanagan
of Toronto are visiting Mr-and.
Mrs. Matt m rray.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hallahan,
Detroit with relatives in town.
Mr. and Mrs. John Keane'and
children; Aurora with Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph McLaughlin.
Mr. and Mrs. John Webbfrom
Toronto have purchased the
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Several fields pi barley in
Perth and Huron counties appear
to be infected with the organism
helminthosporium, causing a
disease known as "brown- rot"
of barley according to Pat
Lynch, soils end• crop specia-
list in the two counties. The
organism attacks grasses and
in -this case, barley that is slaw
to emerge. In fact, any grow-
ing condition, such as a low wet
spot in the field, compacted
,headlands, or wet cold weather,
is conducive to" the 4read of
the organism.
It .causes the bottom leaves
of young barley to have a brown-.
ish appearanc . - Many plants will
darker spots
the bottom leaves.
ere is not
former DeWettering property on
No. 8 Highway from Tom Schoon-
.derwoerd and have settled there.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cleary,
Karen and Kevin of Toronto with
Mrs. Frank Evans.
-Mr. and Mrs. AndrewDantzer
of London at their home here.
Mr. and-Mrs. Harry Krauskopf
' of Ferndale, Michigan and Mr.
and Mrs Nell Fell of Detroit
visited with Joe Krauskopf and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carpenter,
On the weekend. Mrs. Gordon
MacDonald, Ann street, Dublin,
has returned froth Watford
General with her new baby'son.
Mr. and Mrs. J.D. MacRae
of London spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Don MacRae.
Mr. and Mes. Irvin Johnson
and children, Londesboro, and
Mr. and 'Mrs. Gordon Byers,
Mitchell, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. 'Ed Byers ou.Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Benninger
and Lori of Peterborough, Rose
Ann Benninger, Stratford, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Oulette and sons
Dona and Danny of Essex spent
the weekend at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Benninger who
celebrated their wedding an-
niversary. Visiting at the same
home were Mr. and Mrs. James
O'Connor and Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert Cronin of St. Colurnban.
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Property Damage Reports; I Lost
and Found: 2 Escorts; 2 Traffic
Police News
' A. L.-VAUGHAN
CHIEF OF POLICE'
Canada charge; ,4 Liquor Con-
trol Act charges. There were
2 minor accidents investigated
in which there were no, injuries.
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ting of; 3 Assistance; 3 Missing "charges laid; 1 Criminal Code of Seaforth, house; Donald Dodds, • The disease is transmitted by
RR 1, Seaforth, siding on house; seemingly good seed as well as
Keith Heckert, RR 1, Walton, by discoloured, diseased seed and
addition to house. • ' —it also can be spread by infected
IP The township council was no- • stubble. If the disease is present
tilled that the Provincial-Mfini- • in barley fields this year, barley
also have
"blotches" on
At this point,
that can be done to pro =ct' the
plants. If there is good growing
weather, the barley will pull out
of the condition - however, there
During the Week of May 30th, Complaints. . will be a reduction in yield. The
1973pwading.,Ivinces5th, 1374, amount, of., ,xe tiaR,Wt lePrd.
Seefor,th,-/Police„DepartmenLin- , j id During , tlie same -week- there i •,,: in • • upOn the, growing coil et
Sick looking barley ?
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