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Civil CcMrfmissioner of the Falk- I a sampling the islands' first brew - Penguin Ale. With him is Mr Ron Barclay of E^erards Brew­ eries who showed him around the Falklands' new brewery'after Sir Rex had officially opened the establishment. Sir Rex certainly i savoured the ale. Last week lie lost his voice while coaching.ythe single girls’ team tQ victory in the I women's tug-of-war contest during the 150th anniver­ I sary celebrations. I ) i /Vn^X S5t British troops get their British bacon FALKLANDS British bacon. British turkeys and British pork had been supplied to the forces in the Falklands and all tinned beef was purchased from United Kingdom suppliers the origin ‘of the meat was _not recorded, Mrs Thatcher, the Prime Minister, stated in a Commons Ws"rTimo.hv Ki,son (Richmond, Vnrks C) said in the House on Tuesday that MPs who'went to Abe Falklands found that Bntish forces were having apples from France^ l-ncon from Denmark.‘pork from ca“em Europe, beef from IMlW. tinned beef from Argentina, but cabbages from Lincolnshire. Mr Tam Dalyell (West Lothian, what steps she had takeaAo^ competitive tenders from Br t sh food firms for the supply to British forces in the Falklands of commodi ties such tinned beef. i< • Mrs Thatcher replied that competitive tenders were' already sought from UK firms forall central purchases of food by ^Mimstry of Defence for the armed torces, whether in the Falkland Islands or elSOveraU the food Py1^35^ centrallcd by the Ministry ot Defence was of Bnush on™. where available and whenever thl,s r^P resented value for money and did pot conflict with their international obligations. S r u* 1S2-m Argel!fi!fHpt r - si •gas v • ce Ro^^Xntre pcfcnceCo _•• ^ e con- aasj-sa^fi. S^'SSSjSS av^av ensure that \ \S|S‘S£ ■<“*?« \«“ r»s*rD;t; \»«rs« •«»1' “® \ Mirage 3els* a • V. l / /vvi2/3 i 2S'H*2 Inlands safeguards -d a Politica, 0 . I*'*«*>>.///// °*"- The first stepisTh"655of'heir' 5,r> Lord KenWAfV ' - clause m ~a s tfte repeal of IT FebruatV 4? TposT (fea- : Commissioner shn^w"131 .the Civil LalkJands under ?L t0 pIace the! lo seek invest^ ? be lns*ructed "he Antarctic Treat! proIe«ion of Arsentinian Particularly '-usteeship seem at of a UN faM**"*, and wel- litely tlhC Prcsent POlicy'wb'iT?- CrB* and nationalises.'3" '«*«**. andwasteful*' expel? of frustration Ihe <rus"eeh|f,d,hCOnti/We to act as (g^-That'°c,areS,?£^f^3"Si fp^Lmn aSd^^iandun^7hre- l aas3*&«f 1 wbs£ orbs swasr s£soj» «fe t«a» £U. StSBte. *;» K2R ,,le CA island. anf «P«ci,y toVend ,ack «* «ni&£ z&svZZXZr;* ',c «V5S:; §m: ■ oad. Wg. w 1983 Until a year «», °' '”ht Teak the Blanton have celebrated But a British colony with fireworks, 150 years as brewed beer and a a horse race, home new issue of postage stamps. The Argentinians have said they will Potential for prosperity return. There may bc jjj ™J^ETin the <(xr, nut Britain has lmestea iS'andmSydTh«e pages'examine'what might does not disguise need ESS. ^ development point of view. for international solution There were a number of measures of development, to which the cold war has DEVELOPMENT other economic prospects, and I hope the Government never come. Lord Shackleton •though their fulfilment will will not delay too long in The Argentines have made greatly depend on the estab- setting up the Falkland very clear that they are i • lishment of sensible relations Islands Development Agency. determined to make good jv vv r : The fight with IN SPITE OF all the publi­ with South America. This Muc-h, however, will depend their claims in the Antarctic, K| city and attention that has applies particularly to on the feelings and hopes of which overlap also with Bri- k| tourism, for which there is the islanders themselves, but been focused on the Falk­ considerable potential. Other tish and Chilean claims. H| lands. there Is still a lack they will need a little while Apart from flying pregnant jp recommendations touched on to recover from the invasion General Winter ol awareness that the islands fisheries development, includ­ women down to the Antarctic were, and in peaceful circum­ and adjust to their new situa­ to have Argentine / Antarc- 6ti stances are, capable of paying ing the possibility of salmon tion. tic babies, they have even their way and providing a ranching, but we ruled out in the short run the pre­ There are other recommen­ had a Cabinet meeting on satisfying life for those who 1 the GARRISON g*££lan * isolated outpost is one dations in our report.