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ew _STAMPS—

. day of issue,

Postmaster General ‘Andre
Guellel- today annouriced thal
‘effective 1 February 1974,: the
following policies with repecl to.

philatelle and retail product’

sales and services will be im-
plemented. :
Stamps will be sold at all
philatelic counters as sheets,
plate block sets afd com-
bination or sela singles in a
prepackaged formal for
cuslomer convenience and lo
profec| the product quality,
withoul additional charge, for a
period ‘of 12-months only
following their dale of issue.
All ‘slamps, commencing
‘January 1974, will bear the year
of issue and a copyright mark.
Customers will have until 28
‘February 1974 to purchase
stamps issued prior lo 1
February 1073. | .
: Semiannual packs of single
Stamps » ‘and topicals or

* thematics, where appropriale,

will be sold for a period of 12
months following ihe date of
availability.

Annual Souvenir: Collections
‘of definitive, commemorative;
special issue sets and ihematic
or {opicu | sets will be available

‘for-24 months following date of
JIssue. .-These ate _ specially

packaged with. attractive
preseniation folders and bear a
small surcharge over the. face
value’ of the slamps.

Official First Day Cavers will
be: sold: at .philatelic counters
and‘ by. mail order in the

. following format: single stamp

am. F.C,
current” ‘issue,
iehvice* of 4-corners), plain
block or pair of (wo stamps of
same design and denumina tion.

-eambination. of

‘Offical First Day Covers will be

sold for six months following
Semi-antual
convenience ‘package of offjcial

“First Day Covers - will be

available in the ‘single com-
bination formal-for a period of.
12 munths folléwing the date of

“availability, The selling price
of offickal First Du iy Covers will

“major city),

plate. block |

remain at ‘20 cents, plus the!
postage value purchased. .

A plate block, regardless of,
ihe stamp denomination, may
be purchased as four stamps.
Effective 1 March 1974, this
_ policy will aiso apply to all past
Issues still on sale. It is not
longer necessary lo purchase
niore (han four stamps to oblain
a corner block for slamp
denominations below 10 cents.

Cash orders by mail. must be
paid in Canadiandollars and the
lotal value of the order
must be one dollar or more.
There i is, however, no minimum
order limit for Collector’s
Subserfption Service (formerly
known as a Deposit Account)
cuslomers and payment to
subscriplion accounts will be
accepled in both Canadian and
U.S. currency. Minimum
deposit: for Cullector's Sub-
seriplion Service is $20
Canadian. °

First Day Canceilation will,
Irom time 'o time, he elsewhere
than Ottawa where the stamp
issue has some -outslanding
ussucialion wilh a specific
location (e.g. the centennial of a
The F.D.C. site
will be revealed with the an-
nouncement of the stamp issue. ,

Firs! Day Cancellation and
delivery will be uvailable al the
oficial First Day Cancellation
sile for customers’ own First
Day Covers for a service charge
wo i5 cents if the Canada Past
Office affixes the postage and if
ihe postage purchased is less.
ihan 50 cents. © The. service
charge will be 10 cents where
Ihe cuslamer las purchased
and ‘allixed she postage in ud-
yanee, ‘The minimum order’
limitation of $1 will not apply 10
this service.

Those wha wish: ta obtain a
cupy wf the full statement of.
Publie Policy on Philatelic and
Retail Product Sales and
Services please wrile lo:
Philatelic Service Phitatelique,
Postes Cunada Posi, Oltawa,
Canada; KIA OB.

Revised stamp program

o ~. Postmaster General Andre -
“Ouellet foday announced a
. revised 1874 Stamp Program for
the’ Canada’ Post Office. The
‘revised program introduces-a |
“new 7,cenl definitive stamp, 4
inew § cent “commemorative

mp, ‘and iniporlant changes
“rhe, 1874" Olymple lamps

reduces ‘The
oF “commemmorati ive

stamps: to 233 ‘from the 45

: originally “planned. The lotal
“cost 10 -the collector ef pur-
“chasing . one, of €ach com-

memuralive stamp in 1974 will

be “reduced ..lo.:$2.99 from ‘Ihe -

$5.42 i would have cost before
the program was revised.
We have. revised uur

program:/in- response to the
“many “expressions of “concern
Cowhich :

i.) philatelists in. Canada and
i ©, abroadthal Canada planned to

we received from

fssue too Many stames in 1974",
Said ‘Mr: Ouellet,
: ‘Phe-Canada Post Office will

—) imroduce a 7.cenl slamp lo the.
Slow: value’ definilive series. It
* will fealure the late Louis SI-
2 Laurent“
“ Minister-of Canada from 148 10

who was Prime

1957... Mr. St-Laurent was still

“alive when the choice of former
“Prime Ministers lor this series
> Issued last October was made.

. Fors thly. reason, he. was not,
*ineluded In this series. The new

c i cen stampw ibe issued April

his new stamp will meel a

> naed, ‘Two? cent stamps canbe

used for-mail (1 19 2 ounces) at

ihe first class rate of 14 cents’
i agnd one 7 cent slamp combined
-/ With-an @.cent stamp is the
“cpostage: rate for. overseas first
= ¢lass.mail (1 ounce ur less} ul 15

" cens,
“An 8. cent commemorative
lamp to honour. Williams

1
-vaniversary of his founding of the
Welland Canal will be issued on -
: November 29, 1974.

: Instead - uf-‘issuing the 24
“Ulympic semi-postals (sur-
charged) stamps announced

: earlier, the Canada Post Office
- wil be issuing only three semi-

-posiais -on 17, April 1974,

“ ““Jogether. with Iwo issues of four
. cummemorative § cent slamps
.. in. Mareh -and Seplember 1974,

The, new Olymple. com-

ocimemorative stamps will in-
/ctroduce a. world first in stamp

design. - A‘ new - palented
engraving technique. lias been

‘employed..which provides a’ ~

“ldlent": or or “hidden image” of
he:: 1976 - Olympic Games,
ymbole in the stamp, The
jmage.. only becomes visible
when. the’ stamp, is. held

“obliquely lowards .a ght
souree.s 6

“ate Olympic commemora tive
mps issued on 22 March 1974

y i] fea ture four designs on one
sheet
-"particigating in
‘Canadian sports or activities: -

shewing ‘Canadians

hiking, ». bleyeling, awim
ming, and jogging.- The issue on
23. Septemibe rr. will similarly
feature four winter activites -
skiing, snowshoeing, curling,

typically |

and skating. The designs
amphasize the fun and “keep
tit’ aspect of truly amateur
sport.”

The serni-poslals which will’
be issued April 17.will employ

the very popular design used on J

the | first. - lympic- com-
memoratives issued Septembe r
20, 1073, bul “will! offer
philatelisis” the” unique ‘op-

_ portunity. of "seeing these

designs in three different in-
terpretations, “and in a dif-
ferent size.

The bronze colored 8 cent:

slamp will haya a’2 cent: sur-
charge, thesilver colored 10 cen
t-slamp will haye a 5 cent
surcharge. as will will the gold
culored 15 cent stamp, This
surcharge will be paid to the
organizing committee ‘of the
Ulympic Games to help support
the 1976 Summer Olympics in
Canada, Naturally, of for those
who donot wish to participate in
the linancing of the Games, il

will be possible to buy, al any -

post office, regular definitive or
ather commemorative stamps
without a surcharge.

The 8 cenl stamp com-
memoraling . lhe internalianal
championship of cycling will be
issued August 7, seven days
helore the event which will be
held in Montreal. Us issue was-
originally planned for April 10.

The Posimaster General also
said that the Canada Post Office

commemorative sidmp for
Marguerile Buurgeoys , founder
wWoeihe Order of Notre-Dame,
will be issued on the 275th an-
niversary of her death:

~ willcontinue in 1975 its series on =
“the Ulympic Games and thata ~

Here ig the revised list of the

1974 issues:

January 16 - Pacific Indians A
(iwa'8 cent slamps)

February 22 - Pacific Indians B

(iwe 8 cent stamps).
March 22 - Olympic com-
moemorative, Summer scenes
(four 8 cent stamps)

Aprils - LouisStLaurent (one 7,

cent slanip) |
April 17 - Olymple semi- pustals

(ane # cent and 2slamp, one 10.
cen! and Sslampand ene 15 cent

and § slamp!

May 3 - Winnipeg Centennial
Cohe 8 cent stamp)

June 7 - Centenary of Letler:
Carrier Service (five..8 cent
slamps)

_ July 12- Agricullure in Canada
tone &' cent slamp)

July 26 + Invention of the
Aelephone (one & cent stamp)
“Augus! 7 + -World cycling
championships (one § cent
slamp)

August v8 - Mulllcullural Series
“Ciwe 8 cent stamps)
September 2 - Olymple com-
memobrative, Winler scenes
“¢four 8 cent slLamps)

October 9 - Universal Postal
Union Centennial (8 cent and 15
cent slamps)

November 1- Christmas stamps ,

t-cenl, -B-cent, 10 canf and 15
cent stamps)

November .29 - William
Hamilton Merrlit (8 cen) |

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