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Many Thanks Need definitions on energy
To each and everyone
who assisted in any way
with making our Santa Claus
parade such a success.
Special thanks to those who
entered floats
By JACK RIDDELL M.P.P,
During debate on second
reading of Bill 158, An Act to
establish the Ontario Energy
Corporation, I indicated that
while the Liberal Caucus was
pleased to support the idea of an
Ontario Energy Corporation, we
felt the powers of the Corporation
statement on the corporation, the
Minister stated it would invest or
participate in energy projeets
including development and
research. However, nothing was
said concerning the role of other
energy sources such as wind,
solar and geo-thermal forces.
The Minister's statement also
indicated that the Corporation's
first priority should be to assist in
securing adequate supplies of
natural gas for the Province as
the Ontario Government foresees
a shortfall in supply within the
decade. He indicated that in
future years, "it may be 10 years
were very broad and the function
of the Corporation should be
more clearly defined. Only broad
concepts of the activities of the
corporation have been given,
which could include everything
from financing pipelines to
guaranteeing investments by oil
and gas companies for research
to initiating resource projects of
its own, While the Ontario
Energy Corporation is not
without some hope of being able
to promote such policies more
specific goals for the corporation
would be welcomed.
I pointed out that in his Tom Arthur - Parade Chairman
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HP BROWNIES ENROLLED — A group of girls were enrolled in the Huron Park Brownie Pack Thursday
night. Back, left, leader Marcia Bowman, Tracy Winger, Heather Hern, Wendi Horton, Michelle Baptie,
District Commissioner, Mrs. Louella Nash of St. Marys and Kim Bryson. Front, Lynne Jackson, Lorraine
McDonald, Sharron McDonald, Kathleen Gillis, Darragh Mehagan and Sherri Pinter, T-A photo.
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"OUR BUSINESS ESTABLISHED 1979"
Awards presented to
Middlesex 4-H groups
By MRS. DAVID KESTLE
CLANDEBOYE
Mr. and Mrs. D. Kestle, Tom
and Janis, send greetings to their
Honey customers - one and all
friends,relatives and neighbours.
Peace and Joy for the Christmas
Season and Many Blessings for
the year ahead.
in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald
Millson.
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Beckett, Kit-
chener, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph
Millson, Ken and Doug, London;
Don Millson and friend, Guelph;
Mr. & Mrs. E. Glavin, Leona,
Huron Park and of course Mrs. C.
Millson attended,
4-H clubs
The annual banquet and
awards night for the Parkhill-
Ailsa Craig 4-H Agricultural
Clubs was held in the Ailsa Craig
United Church on Friday
evening.
Members of the dairy calf club
from Clandeboye area com-
pleting the project and receiving
plaques were Paul Hodgins,
Eddy Groenewegen, Marilyn
Groenewegen, Ken Simpson, and
Danny Hardy. Jimmy Paton took
the project as an eleven year old
for experience only.
Paul Hodgins won the Mid-
dlesex County Holstein Club
plaque for the top purebred
Holstein calf in the club. Danny
Hardy received a certificate for
completing six projects.
Birthday party
Fourteen members of Clarence
Millson's family celebrated his
eighty-first birthday Sunday at
the home of his son and daughter-
A corrosion-resistant paint
lining for metal grain storage
bins has been made available
from Spatz Paint Industries Inc.
The coating is designed to protect
against chemical grain
preservers, such as propionic
and acetic acids. The formula No.
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a medium gloss ready-mixed
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away", the Corporation could
become involved in other forms
of energy development utilizing
solar, wind and geo-thermal
forces. I questioned why alter-
native sources of energy should
only be researched and
developed after the gas supply
has become depleted, as I felt
now was the time to develop these
forms of energy. Nothing con-
crete has been said regarding the
part energy conservation will
play in the functions of the energy
corporations. With a com-
prehensive arid serious energy
conservation programme we
would cut demand growth
enormously by the end of the
century and stabilize con-
sumption after that. The most
significant development in
Ontario in terms of energy is the
vastly increased role of nuclear
power but before there is a
massive commitment to this
source of energy, satisfactory
solutions to problems such as
storage and disposal of radio-
active waste products must be
found,
Legislation on snowmobiles
was introduced in the Ontario
Legislature this week, covering
their registration, licencing and
operation. Dealers are required
to register snowmobiles within
six days of sale, and owners are
to attach registration numbers to
both sides of the machines.
Permits to drive snowmobiles
may be issued to those over 12
subject to examinations, and the
age minimum of 12 years old has
been established with regard to
driving the machines on public
trails. Age restrictions would ban
drivers under 16 from all high-
ways, under 14 from crossing
highways. The wearing of
helmets is to be compulsory. The
Bill would ban snowmobiles from
all provincial highways and
secondary roads except those
exempted by regulations, and
would require drivers to cross
serviced roads at a right angle.
Protection to property owners
from trespassers is also offered
by the legislation.
I questioned the Minister of
Agriculture about the CEMA and
he summarized the recom-
mendations of the Ministers of
Agriculture's Report. For the
initial two years CEMA will be a
two part administration, with a
five member executive com-
mittee. The ten provincial
representatives should be
selected by commodity egg
boards and acceptable to the
other signatories, while the
executive committee should be
the chairman and vice chairman
and three others appointed by the
Federal Minister. Most direct
power would be with the
executive committee, who would
initiate and implement policy,
day to day implementation being
carried out by a General
Manager engaged by them.
The consultative committee to
CEMA should operate as an
advisory group, under a chair-
man appointed by the National
Farm Products Marketing
Council, A committee
representing signatories would
meet semi-annually to review
operations and the executive
committee should submit
proposals on inventory, levy and
cash flow to the National Farm
Products Marketing Council.
Cost of production should be
standardized and the CEMA
should purchase within-quota
surplus eggs at the intervention
price, established for a base point
in the province of lowest cost.
Free movement of within-quota
eggs should be allowed and
provincial commodity boards
allowed discretion of two cents
per dozen above intervention
price.
Authority for quota en-
forcement should be with the
central agency, implemented by
the executive committee which
would monitor quotas. CEMA
should establish the total national
annual quota and executive
committee the weekly provincial
quota, and give early con-
sideration to reviewing the level
of quota exemptions,
Persona Is
Mr. & Mrs. G. Cunningham,
Dorothy, Kevin, Carol and Perry
were Sunday guests with Mr. &
Mrs. D. Kestle and Janis
celebrating Perry and Helen's
birthday.
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Murless left
Nov, 18 and are settled at
Sebastian Florida, they called
home Sunday and the weather
there is excellent, 78 degrees,
Mr. & Mrs. G. Edginton at-
tended the Furtney Christmas
Party in St. Marys on Saturday.
Dr. Bruce Lowden had a week
at home from his usual busy
schedule.
Archie Robertson was home
from Emmanuel College Kit-
chener with his parents Mr. &
Mrs. J. Robertson, Janie and
Andy. Archie took part in the
church white gift service in
Lucan Sunday morning.
Mrs. George Lee who has been
ill at her home has returned to
her duties at Carter's Store.
Mrs. Wilfred Cunningham is
coming along very well and hopes
to be home for Christmas.
Clandeboye United Church is
planning to have, a Christmas
Concert on Friday December 20.
Mr. & Mrs. McCOmb Sr., Mrs.
Jim McComb and Mrs. Van
Brees have motored to Florida
and will spend two weeks in the
sun. Mr, & Mrs. J. McComb Sr.
will be spending the winter in
Florida and the two ladies will
return via air to Detroit.
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