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Branded.Beef Chuck Bone anid.Fat Trini 65 ta 75 lb. avg. lb. 69.c - - Kirby News Mrs. Don Cochrane is spending this week baby sittiing at lier sisters, Mrs. Steve Nimigons, in Whitby, while lier sister and liusband are in Atlantic City. Mr. and, Mrs. W. Hawke, Mr. and Mrs. D. Hird, Whitby, Mr. and Mrs. B. Sears, Scarborougli, Mrs. G. Morton, Orono and Mr. and Mrs. L. Harris, Douglas and Charles *were, Saturday evening guests of -Mr. and Mrs. R. Harris, Richard and Kim for Richard-"s birthday party. Mr. and Mrs. L. Harris called on Mr. and Mrs. Ted Copping on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Little and Bill, P'cton, visited lier parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Allin on Sun- day .Mildred is spending this week with lier parents. Mrs. Hartwell Lowery visited Miss Katy Stewart in Oshawa Hos- pital,.an Monday. OTTAWA REPORT Russell C. Honey, Q.C., M.P. Northumberland - Durham, 'Te Canada Wildliwe Act, tlie first major wildihife conservation legisiation ta be intraduced ta Parliament in over 50 years, re- ceived first reading in the House of Commons flua week. Introduced by the Minister Of the Environment, flie Honourable Jack Davis, the new act wihI pro- vide the Minister with flie auth- ority to develop and, implIement, in cooperation with the-provinces, a more effective program of wild lite conservation. The Act, to be administered by the, Caniadian- Wiktiife Service, wiil pravide autliority , to the (A) f0 acquire control and man- age lands for conservation, re- searchi and interpretation on be- hlitof migratory- birds and other wildlife species. (B) ta enter ' ita agreements with fthe provinces and -territories ta study, manage and interpret wildlife. (C) ta take sucli mensures as he deems proper, in cooperation with provincial and territorial governînents, for the, pratcrtn of endangered wild'hife. The need for the legisiation arase tram the fact that wildlife, with the exception of migratory birds and wi]dlife in national parka, is under the legisiative jurisdictian of the provincial and territorial governments. And yet, because wildlife is no respecter af boundaries, there has been an increasing necd for more coordin- ation in wildlife management and researchi. Resolutions passed at federal-provincial 'wildlite con- ferences. have called for greater federal involvement. In 1966, the National Wildlife Palicy and Program was tabled in fhe House of Commons. It spelled out much 'wider object- ives 1or the Canadia'n Wildlife Service, including, the manage- ment at waterfowl habitat and the preservatiion of' endangered speciea., However, lack oat nde- quate federal legislatian delayed or prevented the tederal govern- ment tram carryîng out some of the pragrams outlined in, the pohicy.- "'NNCAL 1-IADACUES ARC FA&. ýSEVERE PAIN EXTENOS DOwN AFAR AS THE PANT5 POOEE Albet'sTexoco lu. 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