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LUCKNOW
GUIDI\G REGISTRATION
:e0. Sept. 5 .;199
Town'Hall
Sparks
Poiice seek help in drug wars
In as effort to diminish the cul- mid observe, such as"brighter peen"
notice*think* sad rt trafficking wooded areas ,jugs Y the
of nisibiaant its the counties of of worm or shovels or
Grey and Bruce, the ONO Sound tyke; *We
Newham* of the Royal Canadian Pomts to remember set that If you leave any fnffortrattiran.
Mooted Police erre :seeding the growing season for the marihuana the RoYal Canadian Mounted
.s amistanc:e in locatingii- hoe io. Septemhero with, ° _ chrectly at the Owes Selma
Y cultivated marihuana. taking diming_ the a°st. I� number is 519-
gent numbs( of illegal we* et weoplace 376-4358. Collect callsare ae-
are planned along fence lines, In may attain as height of four mixed Or call Clime Stoppers toll
of fields which are remote or feed and have a stack siimil*r to five at 1-800,265-3787. Any infix -
unused and
You can aid r a that are that et eat and always bear an odd . matte received is treated matfett-
rented.
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".C.M.P in mow a leaven. (caves seven or ' batty and the caller can be awed
locating this illegal harvest by; tune kayo* on some species of anotnymityy
own f!ence VAN - the plant. a .disI"ctbre bud will be Pima ti to include lot
checking wised lands bordering noted at the end of the sterns, At and concession tumaber% deme
Your 1101.0 otherwise Irepor- the height tithe sinner, the plant or persons or vehicles and lice
ting .a y su Vicious activities you cm ,be distinguished a.4. being numbeman VW' call.
Cold water -rhe .illthatr kills
HyiP rmia caused. by cold. Life :Saving• Society Canada
water, rs ani sidiou ; killer thought . (RLSSC) advise :people;toattempt.
to besible for °ne quarter of
ail boating deaths Hyp is4."" ' in tp `get back inter etre
boat or clianb onto: the *Volumed
Which i$ a. decrease m boat. They should not remove their
temperature, kills People lin c2tici: clothes. clothing,
water by reducing their ability tp S► even while at*wet,
as
will hold in body hear somewhat as
swum,or stay afloat.' A personun. m
cold water can eventually die olf a divers'wetsuit will.cardiac arrest if he iS trot rescued Xf a pethe in the, water east t' get
and rewarmed, back. ii! the boat, but is wearing a
lifejacket, he should assume the
Cold water chills 25 tines faster heat ; escape ..lessening posture.
than • cold air. To minimize the (H.EL,P) The ariins . are crossed
effects of hypothermia; the Royal over the chest, ankles grossed;
Brownies
on 4 and 5 year annuals
Ratio quoted as of
'August 27, 1990
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kneed drawn up to the chest, hands
kept high on the shoulders or thea
neck. If the hands are kept vet of
the water, they. will . stay warner
and more flexible.
People who use small .boats in
colt water'',should .always wear a
well-fittedpersonalnotation device,
says the It offers . both
'flotation . and some protection
against hypothermia.-.-
Be WAT,ER �T ..-,rye
every trip a round trip:. . know
before you go.
econd-quarter outlook 'released:
Agriculture Canada economists
recently released their •.agriculture
outlook • for the second quarter of
1990.
Current prospects are . for record
high market receipts in \1990. Both
crop . and livestock receipts. are
forecast • to increase, resulting bt
market ,receipts of $19.8 billion,
$656 million higher than last year's
level. Little increase in operating.
costs is expected this year: Total
farm cash receipts, however, are
forecast to decrease three per cent
because of lower " program
payments. `
As a result, at $3.18 bill on,1990
realized net farm income is forecast
to drop 22.5 per cent from the 1989
level.
Regionally., significant farm in-
come declines are expected in the
Prairie provinces and Ontario. Little
change is forecast from last year in
tiiebec and the Maritime provinces.
Farm incomes are:. expected .to.
increase in British Columbia.
in ';response to continuing low
incomes inthe grain ' sector, a
federal provincial funded income
assistance pram for 1990 was
announced. ;Al �rta, Saskatchewan,
Manitoba and Ontario have signed
agreements with the federal
government, ander other' provinces •
are expected to sign agreements
shortly.
However; despite this assistance,
total program payments to
producers areexpected to be lower
this _ year. Large drought related
payments made last -Year will not be
made in 1990. Payouts under exis-
ting, stabilization programs are
forecast to be lower .in 1990 due
primarily to improved market con-
ditions in the livestock sector.
Little .change in . total operation
expenses is expected. Reduced farm
debt should keep interest charges at
1989 levels despite this "`year's
higher interest rates.
This forecastremains preliminary,
and small ; changes in prices or
marketing during the year could,
substantially alter farm income
Rets.
tail food prices for 1990, as
measured by the Consumer Price
Index, are still expected to increase
three ' to five per ,: cent with
higher -than -forecast teat Vices,
but lower prices for : imported
products.
Canadian beef }Production is "ex-
pected to be up about two per cent
in 1990 over last 'year. Higher
prices for other meats will keep
retail beef_ prices stable • during the
third quarter. ,
North American pork. production
OUTLOOK/see page 18
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