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10 the examlner Wed13mm May 30 Mother awaits news of missing son Lois Denny is comforted by daughter as police search for her son Victor l7 in the waters of Britannia Bay at Ottawa late Monday night Denny was still missing Tuesday morning after his canoe overturned His companion Bob Bolduc was rescued by police CP Photo Reports from around world suggest decline of car age LONDON Reuter notice displayed in Britain dur ing the Second World War ask ed grimly Is yourjourney real ly necessary Rising oil prices and shor tages appear to be bringing back those times of austerity and control Reports around the world suggest the decline of the age of the automobile West Germans are cutting down on food to buy fuel Rus sians are warning their allies of difficulties ahead The cold countries of Sweden and Deni mark are asking for help New Zealand has banned weekend gas sales and British motorists last weekend fre quently found locked service stations In Africa the infantry which crushed Idi Amins regime in Uganda had to march on foot because gas was unavailable Generally prices in North America are lower than elsewhere in the world despite recent increases in the US There are of course spec tacular exceptions such as oilproducing Venezuela where gallon of gas costs only 11 US cents In France gasoline costs the equivalent of $240 US gallon of high grade In Britain it is $146 in West Germany and Japan $196 in East Germany $310 RATIONING REJECIEI In Japan which imports practically all its energy spokesman for the interna tional trade department says categorically We are confi dent that there will be no gasoline rationing like the state of California In Europe France is facing possible gasoline rationing but no one seems willing to admit it The nation will be informed in good time of any gasoline ra tioning should the need arise but there is no need to worry unduly for the time being Prime Minister Raymond Barre said on television recent ly In West Germany an economic research institute said consumers had cut spen ding for food and luxury ar ticles to cover increased costs for heating oil which rose by more than 60 per cent this harsh winter The government has rejected restrictions or rations and says there is no need yet for emergency measures British motorists are express ing fears that gasoline may soon cost more than $1 gallon HOMEMAKER SUPERVISOR for BARBIE RED CROSS The Barrie Branch of the Canadian Red Cross ls seeking Homemaker Supervisor to manage its Homemaker Program including the supervision training and placement of 35 Homemakers Experience in health or social welfare setting is Ideal coupled with bookkeeping skills and experience Automobile iS essential Full benefits Please send detailed resume with references to Mrs Owen Shanty Bay Ontario LOL 2L0 TAKE ALONG YOUR COFFEE IN THE GREAT REUSABLE TIM MUG DRINK THROUGH LID RESISTS SPILLS STICK ON BASE EXTRA BONUSNO EXTRA CHARGE For limited time at participating stores when you purchase your TIM MUG you receive your choice of regular donut and your TIM MUG is filled with coffee 354 Bayfield St Barrie 7288433 21 Essa Rd Barrie 772452 Cancer incidence studied DETROIT AP The metropolitan Detroit area has the highest rate of larynx cancer in the US and scien tists are trying to determine why it strikes here more fre quently than anywhere else Id really be hesitant to speculate as to the why said Dr Daniel Martin speech pathologist at the Michigan Cancer Foundation Theres an urgent strong need to study phenomenon Between 1973 and 1975 there were 661 cases of voice box cancer in the Detroit area Michigan Cancer Foundation statistics show Researchers pin the current incidence of cancer of the larynx nationwide at about 46 cases per 100000 people Detroits rate is about five cases per 100000 persons Dr Ernst Wynder of New York the researcher who demonstrated the link between voice box cancer and tobacco and alcohol says nutritional and occupational factors also must be investigated to 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