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its special delivery service
OTTAWA -Canada Post Corporation is ex-
panding special delivery service to many
more countries and. raising the maximum,
amount of insurance available on interna-
tional parcels next month: '
Effective April 1,, Canadians will be able
to send In ters, postcards, small packets and
other air letter post items special delivery to
• 135 countries around the world, compared w
20 countries today.
The maximum insurance available on
parcels to many countries will double to
$1,000, the same as for domestic'parcels.
Also coming into force are modified
regulations to enable blind persons to send
'by surface mail "talking books,” tapes and
other recorded items free to virtually all
• ow only
be sent freer to These
ritems
tre ognized institu-
tions tor the blind.
A new international "urgent medicines"
label will become available in postal outlets
to ease identification and Speed customs
clearance of acceptable medicines in the
country of destination.
The complete sealing of books to facilitate
postal handling and the use of window
envelopes with more than one window will
be permitted worldwide.
These and other changes, designed to
reduce customs documentation and simplify
international mail services for customers,
result from agreements reached by the
168 -country Universal Postal Union.
Revised Canadian regulations were ap-
proved recently by the Federal
Government. .
Gallery will feature exhibition
TORONTO - An exhibition of recent ac-
quisitions for the Art Gallery of Ontario's
caricature collection will take place in the
Walter Trier Gallery and Anteroom beginn-
ing April and continuing to May 25.
In 1976 the Trier -Fodor Foundation
donated to the Art Gallery of Ontario a large
group of drawings by humorist Walter Trier
(1890-1951), together with the artist's collec-
tion of folk toys, and a special fund to make
possible an ongiong program of acquisitions
and exhibitions of humorous, illustrative,
and satirical graphic art. Through this en-
dowment the Gallery has acquired 211 draw-
ings, prints, and watercolours, building a
comprehensive,collection of caricatures
from the 15th tthe 20th century.
Along with the acquisition of individual
early works such as a large anonymous
16th -century Gelman engraving, Head of a
Jester, and an Italian 17th -century drawing
of poets gazing at the moon,Francesco
La lung
ispiratrice dei poeti, by P
Mole, the Gallery's collection has largely
focussed on French and English works •of
the 18th and 19th centut'ies. Caricature
flourished in both countries during this time
and prints by William Hogarth, James
Gilkey, Thomas Rowlandson, and Honore
Daumier, as well as many other artists,
have been ,purchased over the last fez
years., Some of the most inventive
' caricatures of the late 18th and early 19th
Murrary Elstoh
to speak at
VON meeting
centuries were amateurs and the Gallery
has acquired a considerable number of
memorable images by unknown hands.
Among the works in the exhibition are a
watercolor of the French actor Coquelin
Cadet by the .late -nineteenth-century
Edouard Vuillard; a drawing of a clown
from the Carnival album of 1846 by Sulpice-
Guillaume Gavarni; a 17th -century etching
called The Fable of the Plucked Peacock by
Daniel Schultz; and eight hand -coloured et-
chings by James Gillray dating to the time
of the Napoleonic wars.
This selection of ' recent acquisitions
demonstrates that the long-term goal for the
collection has been to develop a group of
works that will cover the entire history of
caricature and that in turn will generate ex
hibitions focussing on important periods and
figures in this history. .
'the Honorable Murray Elston, Minister of
Health will be the guest speaker at the Per-
th/Huron Branch of the Victorian Order of
Nurses annual meeting.
The Minister is the son of Bill Elston, a
Huron County resident who was a municipal
representative to the VON Board of
Management until 1985.
This . will be Elston'sfirst speaking
engagement in Perth County.
The VON Annual Meeting will be held on -
Thursday, May 29 at the Knights of Colum-
bus Hall in Stratford. The meeting, will take
the form of a dinner Meetingand v1411 be
open to members of the general public.
FINANCIAL MARKET TRENDS
as of March 26, 1986
BANK RATE 10.44%
PRIME 12.00%e .
T BILLS 10.19%
CDN DOLLAR .7130
US DbLLAR $1.4025
GOLD (CDN) $483.58
SHORT TERM 10.375%
1 Yr. 3 Yr? 5 Yr.
GIC's 10 1/4 10 1/4 10 1/4
RRSP's - 10 • 10 10
MORTGAGES 11 11 Y2 11 1/2
MUTUALS 26.80 26.20 21.80
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better than life annuities.
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