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WEDNESDAy, 'DECEMBER 23rd, 1970, •
- THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,.1CKNOW,, ONTARIO
PAGE NINETEEN,
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Dar! Stuckey, a teacher at the.
F. E. Madill Secondary .School in
• Wingham , has arrangements com-
• pleted for a skiing trip which will
take a group of about 15 young
people from the area to Austria
over the Christmas holiday,' The.
group left Tueiday of this week
and will return Sunday, January 3.
ng People Spend
On Austrian Ski Trip
in co-operation with Ship's
School Association, they fly to
Innsbruck, Austria, one of the
best-known ski resorts in the world.
Mr., Stuckeyresponsible
.fOr arrangements, through the
same association, which took a
groUp of yOung people to ExPo 7Q in.
Japan Outing the past summer,
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HOW RESISTANT ARE YOUR PRESENT
HYBRIDS TO LEAFBLIGHT?
G4082 - 80-84 Days (N)
G5150 — 84 - 87 Days (N)
THESE 'HYBRIDS. ARE PRODUCED' BY THE DETASSELING
METHOD AND HAVE"SHOWN HIGH RESISTANCE•TO
YELLOW AND SOUTHERN LEAF BLIGHT, (1970)
WM. WEBSTER
FUNICS AtgNT
REPORT ON TRIP TO NATO
By R..E. McKinley, M.P. Huron' •
As many of my constituents are
aware', 'J.have just finished attend-:
in Meetings Of the North Atlantie.
endous contribution Canada made
to the gurdpean liberation and
.defence
Treaty Organization, .better during_past wari. ,•
Of very 'great interest to the'
knownas 'NATO; in the Hague - delegation were talks we had for.
Holland. It was .a very interest- two days in Brussels, Belgium.,
ing• experienCe to'say ihe•leait. iegarding the organiiatiOn of the
lhe first three day. g Were spent.- "European ecoornic corn Ifl1ties,
better, known as the,cOrtnon
market.. ,The discussions centred
around' Great Eirifain and that they
niight achieve entry:in the near
future in this. community. Many,
Canadians ate •not aware that
this corrnunity's goals ,are.to
'achieve' political union as well as
economic union and are well ad-
vanCed inthat regard.. The six.
Countries involved' haye set up a
central Parliament in.,13elgium
but the1 re resentatiVes 'are a oin-
-thtrbreV-ch ountryt-S--Patillarrne-rit
rather"th,in elected. Most of the
officials seem to,feel quite sure
tha.t:Britain will be a member of
on committee -rne6tings with
separate: committees' set up •
for discussion. on defence, pOlitie-
. • al affairs ec.onOmic .affiars,
•well'as.social and education
affairs... About two of our mem-
bers attended each: of the commit
tee meetPngs•for the three days
I was allotted to the economics
committee and found the discus-
sionsvery' interesting. Canada •
has reduded its commitnient.in
• ex enelitnre 'to maintain defence
• rn Europe. fel-count
' eract any possible aggression:on
. the, part of the ,Soyiet
The 'United'§tates are presently
rin '-the ma'or share of the
An Air Canada flight from Tor-
onto to Montreal preceded a flight
on KLM, the Dutch airline, to
Amsterdam for a brief stopover
before proceeding to Munich;
From Munich they travel by bus
the short remaining part of the
trip. ,
The grOup will be skiing at
-Mutters ,‚'near Innsbruck.
Total cost for the trip is' $340
per 'person. This, includes the air
flight both ways, equipnierit
hours per day 'for the first.six days.
and 2 hours per day atter that.
All that will be .required by the
traveller, 'in addition to the
h, 40, is a hit ofsperiding money,
Taking the' trip are Dan Stuck-
ey, Wingham, history and physic-
al education teacher who. has been
in•charge of arrangements; 'Vince
Schonberger , a teacher of Germ-
an and Latin at the' school; John,'
Brown of J. BrOwn Motors in
--Gort4e; $har-i-i-Lynn-Gunninglia-m-of
Walkerton , a first year. sttident at
University 'of Guelph; 'also eleven
students at the F. E. Madill'
schoolin..Wirigharn; Brenda Bush
ell, Debbie Cotrin, Don M:acDori
'aid , bon Elliott of Lucknow; Ron •
'Alison. Sinith, Louise
Reid of *Teeswater; Helen Rooney,
BruCe Raymond of Brussels; Mark
• Fisher Michael. Walden of, Wing-;
ham-. • ‘ . '
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. , •
• RE -MILK DELI VERY
THERE WILL BE MILK DELIVERY ON.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24th
NO. DELIVERY .
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25th AND 26th
THURSDAy„LOE.CghispR-31,st
• FRIDAY, JANUARY 1st .:
FAIRVIEtil DAIRY
seems to me that softie considera-
tion must be given to the setting
of import quotas of many manuf-
• actured products ;.especially
-re-x-t-ile----Sorne-effeetive retalia—
tion as what 'I. have, suggested
'Would seem necessary; especially
if. Britain should becoine a mem-
bet of this European economic
community. .
--A-slicti gun is weapon, used ,
to bring down bridegroorris and
other birds.
the common market in about
three year.s' tithe.. The system'-,
that they operate under with. re-
gard to agriculture productS
Canada's export. possibilities in,
agriculture products. Prices for
'all coMmodities are set by .the
community whith guarantee a
reasonable return to the producer
and any importer in'the commun-
ity that qmports agricultural prod.-.
ucts froni another country is re-
quired to pay the price they can.
be purchasecksat in that' other
country as' well as' a levy': that cap
be as, high as 50 /0 on.top of the
purchase price. 111 e 'levy is paid
expenses as well as the supplying
of troops', and, a re desperately
endeavouring to have a larger
share of this eXpense taken over
by7the WeItcrn7Enroiyeatr-couritries,
who receive the, main benefit
from the Maintenance of the def-,
enceS.in-NATb. ,As'a result..of'
the tneetings.that Were held', it,
seerns'evident that these Western
Etiropean.countries are not
'prepared to supply increased fin-
ances tOWards thiS.cause , and
I surmised from the disc.ussions
• that they are,reinctant to do•so
'.cstjfLeLs.ecureLthaute
United 'States will continue to
Supply the finances and troops. •
needed'. , The Western European .
countries are reluctant to antag-
•
,onize the U.S.S`.R: in any man-
ner that may make tension's ,/orse;
but in the Meantime evidence
shOwi that strengthening
her fOrces and while they main-'
tam n that these forces will only be
used for defenc.,1. am sure' there'
is no one who really knows what
they .m.a' dO With the strength in
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the military, they ate building up.
Most of the partners in NATO
do not consider Canada as being
able tb play a very significant ,
role in any confrontation that
may take place", but it seems to
. me they tend to forget the tretn-
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• CLINTON PHOTO
SERVICE'
CLINTON,* ONTARIO
Add 5% tex
LUcknov71entin; --Tjeci 23
posomissomom
maintained by the 'common Mar -
ket , and:this leVy fund is then in
turn used to subsidize exports of
agricultural' products., whenever
they are -in surplus. As you can
see, this not only alloWs.thera ti)
buy our products at the.World7free
market price but' wpen,they use-,
•
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DAY'HI
BY HELEN ALLEN
crirenktreiegram Syndicate
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this additional fund to subsidize
exports, to other countries they
can,in effect drive the world -free'
rarket prices down afidsesthe
price Ilia we can receive' forour
products from other Countries -as
well as .theniselVes ; In the 'mean-
time , the' United ,States and,
Canada are exPeCted'to 'allow :free.
access for their manufactured
products into. oirr •cpuntry and this
is a tremen ous ardship
Manufacturing firms and.produo-,
tion, workers," And:is one very vis-
ible Cause for our present rate of
unemployment. The rate of
wageS-paid-by manufactured in-.
these Eurapean cOuntries,:incind-:
ing.tpgland , considerably
lower than the rate' our tnanufae-
--t-nrets---areLexpeoted-to-pay-rto--,---
their cost of production is lower
and they can easily compete with
ou4 products. In this Way, they
achieve the .best of both worlds
and insure Very nearly'•full •
ernPlOyment. If our country ,
ever t�. achieve status as a great.
'manufacturing nation where we
can. 'Manufacture 'many of, the
productsmow imported', often out
of ont oti4inal raw,.frraVerials.,.it
•
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Peter is a most attractive boy, 16 months old, of Scottish
and Irish descent He looks quite slight, but weighs 25
o nds fi,o_hels_a_s_tUrtly_felloit-Belas soft blonde hair_with
a slight Oil, huge blue eyes,. fair skhi, ,aild the irresistible•
smile of the pictute. , • ' '
Peter was born very prematurely and had a lot of early •
health difficulties. He has long since overcome them, except
for a tendency .to colds, and seems to have made up for his
prematurity. ' 7" •
In infancy, PeterWasdiagnosed as 'having very mild
cerebral palsy (which means loss Of muscle control)-ln his
left. leg. It is . exceedingly •'slight, -- he moves easily and
livell-tilkieditiatil:Thigis not a -progressive 4* -
condition, so it will, not be .more troublesome in the future .
than it is now. .• , .
Peter' is a healthy; happy boy, actfve and really strong..
If someone leaves a. drawer open he chins himself on it.„'He
has quite a' big vocabulary and he loves music. • •
He will be a. fine son for a family wanting a handsome, •
cheerful, affectionate Jttle iyoy, To inquiteAtboutLadoPchig
Peter plate -Write folioday's Child, DepartmentibeSocial
and Family Services, Parliament Buildings, Toronto 182.
Por general adoption information ask y our Children 'A Md •
Society.