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PAGE. NINE
Brine M P. On Committee Inves.tjgat ng
The !ow Wa#er Levels Of Great Lakes
By .John' 'Loney,; 1VLP,i1
cordance ''with the Court's Decree
INT.ENDE.D. • FOR A. the• diversion •at, Chicago has .been
MUCH EARLIER ISSUE maintained at an annual average
of 1500 cubic feet per second for
It has been my recent privilege a. total of approximately
320. cubic
to be appointed to the °Standing
per second: out of the Great
Committee feet' of External Affairs Lakes system which the Chairman
dealing with the current low water stated would have •no..effert ei the
I 'would. the' now a o a e ' ' level of. Lake. Huron if. this l:ra.t-
, levels .of Great Lakes, the eon- ice were discontinued .immediately.
s.ltiients. of '.Bruce. on au .Committee
meeting held recently to deal with The reulairtory, .authority; of the
the Main' Estimates and .SuQple- International Joint . Commission , is
menta/• Estimates(a)1964= 965 of at present limited • to, the levels, of
y. , 1 Lake Ontarib as" well'. as the inter -
the Eepartment of/External
External .Af-
fairs, Appearing before the Comnc> national section of :the Saint' Law=
i H ' Th rence . River and Lake Superior..'
ttoe Was� Mr..A.D.P� _ Y, —e various suggestions have been
chairman, .Canadian section, of the made particularly in respect of the
International Joint . CoMmission.matter of re atio to the effect
My report today is. based on. the p
establish -
.presentation of the Chairman that a regime should be establish -
•p• ed to enforce regulation in respect
with• special reference to' the low o the central' Great Lakes and: it
water level situation.
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a ion. is 'understood that reference is now
In presenting certain background ,being made' to the International
data I will endeavour to explain. Joint . Commission, •as to the Poss.;
the ..three ' questions most ' often abilityof enforcingregulation ill-
raised
iraised relative to certain regul- respect to Lake Huron and Lake
.ations controlling the level of Lake.. Erie.
Huron.This is only one • of - the many'
These questions are, the.flow'of avenues of approach which . will
water from Lake, Superior into be considered: in • the near future
Lake Huron, the intake consume by 'those concerned with the cur -
.tion at Chicago and the authorityrent' low water level : and . the: prob-
of the International; Joint Com- lems' of;' the . Great 'Lakes situation
mission .in dealing .with the current will ' be considered nett bthe
.situation : of • Lake Huron :Y
Standing Committee:. on Mines,
Superior,_ the ' uppermost
Lake
and largest of the .Great Lakes
discharges through the St. Mary's
River into Lake Huron: Since 1921,
this discharge has been' controlled
under. the -supervision of : the Inter--
national Joint Commission pursu-
ant to orders of ,approval. issued
in: May, .1914.- Lakes Michigan And
Forests and Waters and :I will ,re
port again on that ' meeting..
that the. Institute would. cater f oar
the lunch coiuiter' for ' S.S. �No'. 10
euchre . and • dance party, . on Jan-
uary 15. Mrs, Bill Evans; :was ap-
pointed s a member from • the
W.I. to: fill the vacancy • `on the
Hall Board. The roll' call was
answered.' by 18 members,.. tell-
ing what ' they resolved : to' do to
Increase ,our membership. All, '
were ' reminded to: bring . dona-
tions' to the February -,meetin at
y g
the home of ` Mrs:. V. • Emerson
for the Valentine = boxes' .to:.' be.
sent 'to shut -iris, Mrs f iussel 'Ross
gave the -Motto ;"The Use ancf _--
Misuse., of_ _ Poisons•." Statistics_
:show that children 2 -' years of
age' suffer the..most: from ,poison
»accidents. Extreme caution,:'show-;
id • be used with all fruits and; • veg
tables. in case they ': have. been --
sprayed . with . insecticide.. Mrs.
Ezra Scholtz gave. 2 old-time
dance tunes on the . violin accom-
panied on the.piano by Mrs.• .Gar-
net Farrier. The guest • speaker
Mr.. James. - Denneau, superin-
tendent of the Regional Welfare
Office.' .Wing ham; , was -introduced
by Mrs. Coffin. There' are : '17
Provincial Welfare. Offices to
serge the public of Ontario.' They
accept. applications for allawanc-
es, 'provide information ' and
through the field staff give' .: per-
conal attention to problems o+l<
individuals. Residents' of. a
county should get 1> i touch . with.
the Regional ..Welfare ,Office cov-
ering that area. The office' ' in
Wingham covers the counties" of
/Bruce, ; Huroe, Perth. Printed
matter covering: Old .age. asses
tante, Dependent ` Fathers . Allo-'
wane Medical and. Hospitat.
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/vices',,. , "Mothers ' Allowances,
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s s Blind : Persons Allowances . and
d to Widows . a • Un
Visitors , with Mr: and ' Mrs. Assistance , . and .. •
Russel Ritchie on. Ntonday even- Disabled' persons allowances arid''
Huron are connected. ' b the Ing were -•Mr,i and .Mrs. Bill Tiff
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Huron, Y ( m and ' David of Wingham, No.
Straits of . 1Vlackinac, • which 'are I azid Mrs: Ewart MacPherson of
both wide • 'and sleep, and these , Lucknow.
two lakes are usually treated as. Mrs. 'Emma Coffin accompan-•
;one lake for .hydrologic considerat- led' Mr. and Mrs.. Elwood Grosk
ions:: , The -natural supply; to' these orth to Kitchener Wednesday and
lakes has been decreased some- was leaving the ;next day, to 'xis -
what by., diversions: from Lake it . for . a week with .Mr.,, and .Mrs. •
Michigan at Chicago into »the Miss- Robert • Dent of 'Dorval. Mr John
issippi River, : Basin. By :way ` .of Coffin, is staying..with+ Mr: and,:
illustrating the iniportance of this Mrs. Dan;-Tifffin while his • mother.
diversion and its relationship ' to is away, '
the total' inflow from Lake Huron, 'Welfare Officer' W.1 Speaker
that. . diversion at : Chicago would The regular meeting :. of White -
represent about 4 per cent of the church Women's ' Institute was
average inflow from Lake Superior hel'd .on Wednesday, January 13th.
which is 75,000 cubic feet -per sec--at'•the home of ,Mrs-. Garnet Farr-
ond' approximately ier.: The president Mrs. Emma
The ' Lake Superior Board: 'of Coffin ;presided and ,opened . the
Control, formulated ;operating rules meeting with the Institute • Ode
to .maintain :the; level •of the lake followed .by repeating' the Creed
within. the limits prescribed by the.
order' of 'approval.;'Recently the
Board while .still: • complying. with
t ,
he. order pp aroval' was able
to
release a . malt amount of addition-
al flow from Lake Superior, to all:
.eviate,. low water , coditions ,in. the
lower . St.. Mary's River.: Since
'that time, with. the Commission's,
approval, flows somewhat in excess
of those called` for by the = operat=
'Ing ; rules, have been released to.
improve the low' levels • in Lake.
'Huron., At present these » excess
.flows average about 10,000' cubic
are no dams
s' cond There
per
feet e
or .other works .at 'the.outlet,of Lake
:Huro n by ' which the levels of .the
lake can' be controlled. The ' same
is' true with regard. to Lake Erie.'
There „has been an " impression I
think in some .minds that diversion.
at Chicago is causing most of our
trouble but there are .in actuality
other. .reasons which must be tak-
en into. consideration. The. natural
outlet for the discharge from Lakes
Michigan, ,Huron, • ..is through the
;St: Clair River, ,Lake St Clair 'and
the Detroit River into Lake Erie.:
Recent improvements to 'increase
tyles,, 'iii the navigation channels
of • these rivers , have4.. increased
their discharge , capacity. In late
'Air King' • years,- certain measures haye
'beep tak for the purpose of com-
pensating for
omppensatinfor such increases.
• With reference to the intake con-
sumption at •;Chicagoit is,. to be
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noted ': that the diversion corn-
rnenced • in .1848. and until, 1900 av-
eraged about 500 cubic feet» per
second. It then increased progress-.
ively until 1928 when' the average
was' about 1000 cubic • feet per
second: That ,was the • maximum
that the diversion- reached :at that
point, ,
tinder a 'becree of the :United
tates Supreme Court•'dated April
'21, 1930 the diversion was de-
creased 'progressively. from ,-1929
to 1938, Since, that 'date and in ac -
married women .was given to: all
'Present.' Mrs.; Russel .Ross thank
ed Mr: ` Denneau' on. behalf .. of :.
'the WI. and presented him' with
a.•.gift.'..The ' meeting ;was closed',
with the :singing of the : Queen
and W.I.Grace. The hostesses
Mrs. Eunice Gillespie and . Mrs
James McInnes served ` lunch , to
1'8 members; ' 1 visitor and ` 1
child a..
We are -pleased to. report Mr,
Don Hill' was ' • released from
Wingham 'and District Hospital
o'tT Wednesday.
This • community extends sin •
cere 'sympathy .to: Mr. "•, and: Mrs.
Ronald Conley of 'Trenton in the
passing of . their 5 Month-old son. .
Larry: on Tuesday, .January 12th
and to his grandparents Mr..and
Mrs. Roy Irwin and . Mr. and Mrs.
ir0 unison. A financial.' statement Eugene Conley of ' Langside'•
Was, presented It : was ., agreed inity: •
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