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amusementsmm lewamssmawm no son Research Makes Progress Cure Diseases Of Heart rebruary is Heart month in Canada and volunteer canva from to meet will be seeking contributions to the 1000 Oanedian Heart Fund Total national objective is lllOl12i On tarios quota is 50000 Funds are used essentially for resesroh into causes effeote diagnosis and nurse or disease of the heart Contribuqu will be accepted through any chartered bank John Dinnlck of Toronto is chair man of the Ontario Division of the na tional appeal Heart disease is undoubtedly the ranger health problem in Canada today controlling preventing and treating heart disease suooesstuliy is the urgent concern not only of use medical pro session but of all Canadians Each heart disease kills about 05000 Canadians approximately hall of the total deaths irons all causes in Canada lt is significant to note that during the period 19301858 the population of Canada increased 577 while the an nual deeth toil increased only 207 During the same period the deaths due in audiovascular disease increased easy This however is only partof larger and more tragic picture By the end of 1956 1250000 Canadians were suffering from some form or heart disease of this number 300000 were seriously dis abled llbus heart disease as well as being Canadas Number one killer is also the most common cause of physical disabil ity leading accidents rheumatism and arthritis deafness and blindness in that HONDAY IMO WV order hammering win of sun up ease as result or death and disability absenteeism and ion of wagearedueed productivity medical and hospital ex are readily apparent Another distorting factor is that heart disease strikes hard at those in the prime of life35 to be years of age when productivity and earning power are at peak in this age group 10 or all deaths are caused by heart dis ease with five times more men than women the victims The economic loss can be measured in millions of dollars but the human trendy is incaloulsbie The term heart disease covers wide variety of different diseases Most of these are unrelated but all involve the simulation including the heart and blood vessels No age group is immune 0n the whole therefore it is safe to say that we now know that some forms of heart disease can be prevented few cured and ALL can be helped if diagnos ed early In spite of this spectacular progress eardiovasoular disease remains the lead ing cause of death and physical disability year alter year Without the advances made possible by research in recent years there is no doubt that the statis tics would be considerably worse Heart researoh has already done much to brighten the prospects for present and future sufferers from heart disease but it is obvious and imperative that much more heart rmearoh must be supported and encouraged The dram atic results or research to date give con crete evidence that still greater efforts are fully Justified Opinions alone NeWspapers was won Loses missus St Thomas TimesJournal In Canada as in the United States trade on ionisrn has been one of the great forces for social progress and reform Given the prop goals there is no reason who organised is should not he force making for prowess in ibeiuture noiess surelyihsnithasbeeuintbs past Labor leaders would be the first to acknow ledge that the trade union movement could never have survived without strong and sympathetic we supportdeeott manhundziihlibi get that sympa as own disconcerting tendency to him into something not far short of outright hostility Why has organized labor lost so much of its dormer prestige and moral influence Proiesror Summer Slinhter of Harvard Uni versity long time friend of labor has some neireting observations to make on this matter an article in The Atlantic for December Twenty years ago wrlios Professor Slich fer mions were champions oi the underdogs Today Imions are limiting to get more pay for the vary worker who already ealoys the sort wages and conditions in industry Twenty years ago the public wondered whether unions could hold their own againstpowerful flours io dsy the flpublic wonders whether he can be preveote from forcing creeping inflationon till community other reasons are advanced by Professor ditch ter for nnionirms waning prestige But the cosha1 problem as eminent economist rightly notes is that labors wage policies have servedtoidentifynnlonisminthsmindef the smear is me parties outstanding swimmer Miss Margaret Gribble has left to begin course as nursein trainingat Sarnia General Hospital Daughter of Mr and Mrs Gribble she was one of Canadas finest swimmers As an amateur she won every honor possihlnfor ladies and then tinned professional in less and finished well up inths moneyat the big Cleveland swim and the Canadian National Exhibition There was dramatic finish in badminton league match at Barrio Armoury when near midnight it wds discovered that with Gar rison holding in points and Town with 11 the latter had chance do lead by taking the last much by 80 ButArt More teamed with Miss News oilo tecttba aoditsown Mf misalichsswthenefial immaturity ioildaiion ll re um an an it will have to demonstrate by its own cgnduct that it is ready to refrain from fanning tires of inflation CANADAS BINGO FARCE llslilsx ChronicleHarald The insolent mannerin which an officer of the law was treated when he dared to invade churd bingo hall in New York while game was in progress to deliver summons thlaweek should surprise no one in this country The law itself governing bingo has been treated with insolsoee here or riobg lime The criminal Code makes illegal butneither the public which is supposed to obey law those assigned to enforce it pay any stun tionto what is decreed in fact it is common practice to have mun lcipal firemen onduty at bingo games lo pro players from fire and policemen there keep themfrom being iniured the stamped doutottbeballs not uncommon in rind members in councils and their wives among the Andlmtilfirednoger hrouglitlttoan few weeks ago civic buildings were rented as for this species of gambling adds up to Canadas genie farce sure time has some or oss authority to that law is enforced or see that ninth books entirely Even if bingo somepeople it is having wwhichlsignored so andby so many individuals does nothing to damage re spect or public authority rmer Years Simpson or Garrison against Maurice Park and Miss Sinclair ofTown omild be loud Time rolled along but half an hom later in sauntcred More match wasilnisbed berm midnlshd and he won blsgsnieby net shots forrm for Grandson Checklna chillies1 purine by town police seemed to be novelty At council meeting Alderman Twlss asked about it and commented thst it would be poor judgment toeoiorne it Lhan in winter Mayor Robertson thought it necesary if there was doublovpsrklng or if cattle trucks were parked in front at stores Alderman Halbert wasenipbatic Youve got the bylaw andshould enforce it You chew the rag about thepeliesdoingtheirdutysndwhen theynre llgragraphicaliy It youre trying to think of some thingtogive as aOnrisitmas present person who has almost everything it issuggestedthat you consider the offer or Fifth Ave New York store to sell you nice Quental rug 1011 only $260000 century rrom now the world will bra paradise flowing honey says prophet honey contain all 01013611051 What admire most about women is brains says philosopher who must be at least as you old going on as The earbhiis shrinking says goal ogiet We doubt this as we have always been given to understandthat it was prevshrunk before it was put into to eralwinter paper drives in the for my young son menagerie of machines the necessary food 68 on ice mil News Commentators goifll hot water past Bill Andsrsm former at Gait and new HP forWalsr loo South writes to me tideonCBthldiIhavetiall read in the Gait Reporter it not make you too popular with the CBC but it sure shows you say what you think some CBC have ex pressed their agreaneut with this criticismliymsandnnsreader Times Are Changing For OldTime Miner PITTSBURGH APA hard rough chiselled man the coal miner is undergoing change in his way of life Times are herdyin the 115 coal industryuiinemployment is high There are too many miners But in decade or two there msynotbeenoughofthcmbe cause young men are not going intoihe pits One former coal mine gris sied gray man thumbing his way to the other side of coalrich West Virginia mountain ex plained his changing situation this way used to work in the mines but got laid off llis expression vaguely puzzled he added its the machines Mechanizaflon was slower com ing tnilla mlnaiban to the factory but now it has reached flood tide Perha the most dramatic visible Bugs in the coal indus try says the National Coal As sociation has been the rumbling advent of giant machines wbi have almost pushed the pink and pit pony into oblivion Underground strange has re placed most of the oldfashioned muscle in all but some smaller mines This monagerle has also displaced many coal miners When amine closed 30 years ago the minor mqved on to an other But when the Stonega Coal and Coke Company closed its col liery at Derby Va last April 200 men began drawing unem ploymeul compensation hi tbec looked for new john The uncinploymsnt benefits ran outrln esrw October month later children were going to school wtbout breakfast Fami lées were reported near on Admittedly the coal business suffered in recession this year But one fact stands out clearly us soft coal mines are produc ing about the same amount of coal that they were 30year ago with onethird as many miners Those who are left are special isls The pick and shovel miner is almost extinct hundred years ago man be an to work on contrivancos the would ease theioboirniniogmsl Bythe beginning of the century they were cutting coal mechanically and using explosives to blast it loose decade ago the tempoun used Now the mine is an under ground industrial plant working ouan assemblydlne principle The miners work in hams The roof crew movesinto working place bores hole into the roof andrlnserts long expansion bolts that bind several feet at the over lyinglsyérs ofrock together to prevent cavedhsh CW8 IRE BEAM The cuttins machine pushisu itsrsnontdiko blade ahead of it moves into the room to make cuts at theta and bottom of the coal seam is shot firemanfol lows in set charge of explosive and shoot thecoal Than the loading machine with mechan ical arms ibit encircle the loose coal and gather it ontolbe con vsyorbelt loads theconi onto another conveyor orinto shut tlebuggytobeginthe tripootbe surface But even this is becomingloui moded new machine the continuous miner eliminates the separate sins at cutting drilling blasting an loeding It has several out tlnghcsds that chew intoihs coal seam tearing loose the coal and pmsing it to the rest These machines mine up fo eight tons ofconl minutth of good days work for one miner 30 years ago There is even pushbutton T0 EDITOR 53 Barrie Jan 92 1959 30 SCOUT PROJECT FOR BARR DISTRICT inihs Editor The Barrie Examiner columns be permitted to in form your readers of one the projects of the Barrie and llistriot Boy Scouts Associa tron This associstion does not make an annual appeal for funds but endeavours to fin ancelts own activities by the dult members of the associ tlon togetherwith the various group committees of churchsponsored troops it appeals for used news papers magazines etc on four ohs each year and has carried on this activity for number or years The populav on of Barriehas grown some 000 within the last live years ut yet the tonnagéof paper collectedvhssnotihown say like increase Perhaps on sev ibe weather collecti it diesel his said for the loan of trucks and drl were from interested business firms who drive the scouts around the streets taking the lioads to the mainreceiving Slrzlday through your shot good deflections fills three trailersand can weigh 35 tons but yet the November 1958 collection only realized 12 ions Tentative dates set for 1059 collections are March 28 May 80 Sept 19 and November 14 Would your readers please ask their calendars coord ewlen rmdlkrandiefforis sndTworlcof its Boy 35134114 nuke 1959 5mm But aomilkand Scout members and interested of go weight collected ours truly cannunfiom Treasurer theme District Boy Scouts Association Barrie Jan 22 1050 IT PAYS snob BARBIE To The Editor The Barrie Examiner shopped all over Bar rie for special parka ski coat couldnt find to iii in Barrie However young salesman in One of line local stores said one moo hours you made sale he would make can get nevar it To my surprise two days lster little more than 30 hours he telephoned me my ski coat had arrived air mail from Montreal its bad phoned innit call that service no extra Where can you conde it emption from su clumsim mine operated from outside the mine was talking to the fellows who run that machine says Lem Payne state mine inspector asked themvwbal would happen if it got buried un der slut fall They told me You know doc the happen the other day We made the durn mingfilgiu own wsy ouh Gradunlly mechanization reachmg saturation tcrsw ford Wilson obi oi the West Virginia delisrnnenlt madame been am within flvgm But for now there are two applicants for every lob was ll when went into the mine with my father ssys Wil son My father tumult me how tominsmnl thentnudlltmyo brother But you dont have that anymore Young men are not going into the mines NOW so sons be There are no in them Under the United Wonloan contract the com es must fill jobs from alist men who have been laid of previ ously The result is an absence of youth in the pits The average age of rhemiher isstesdily climbing ltight now there is an over supply of coal miners says Wil son llut in few years am alraid we will face shortage Ontario session leCtion ny rams mprxcn TORONTO CPiTlle Ontario legislature starts session may day that shapes up as prelude to provincial general election later in the year Natural gas and fiscal relations with Ottawa loom large as sub jects for debateand string others may arise as political parties lay the groundwork for the coming campaign The Progressive Conservalive government enters the Minnes slon oirontnrios fiih legislature backed by heavy majority with 34 members in the moat House There are 11 Liberals and three CCF Premler Frost says it will be heavy session indicating itmight exceedihe away siding of last year which passed lee bills Proo ogntion is expected before Easter Sunday March 77 The budget is to be brought down in midFebruary Spending plans for the molar departmente bighweye education pn ii works and municipal affairsare reputed to be only slightly higher than last year sax cannons mm by No basic changes are expected in the provincial tax shulcture al tiibflhiliers are indications the government may increase the size of estates qualiiying irom ax ccession dudes Estates worth $50000 or less now are exempt if left to direct hairs commlttee nl munbars is ex pected to submit report said to contain some 50 remmmenda narsrmsn mama ioxvo Aqulspaneso sov ernment sources report Iraq has invited Japanese iiia sass its polling leaning only on Britain and the United some dos incubus open for hiine government investiga blood crleth unto me from the observes that on one recent day Charles Lynch made two separ ate commentaries on the throne speech debate and also on TV Pras Conference Why should we not have change in vein and viewpoint asks that reader csnladd little inflate apparen extravagance query The CBC employs whole time news commentatoer 0b fawa lie was listening in the Commons chem all afternoon and evening Prime Minis tsr Dieieobaker and Opposition header Pearson were speaking Why did not the tax gobbling CBC use bbn tor the cornmea tarles on that debate lullElli of paying him to sit and linen and then paying out more menu to an boulder comment on it sons our on roller Mr Nowian expressed his dis ent with my comment that several of the CBC regular pen formers are magazine writers wilo are therefore less wellin iormed on the basic facts at typi cal news than the reel newspaper writers of the press gsllerybore Sarcasticdly he Ron Paul Manda who crdoyed himself so much beiore the tale vlsion cameras last night wmlld not agree that the people who NS PliliK keep him out Bqnédconieniiou 5555535 iiiéitiisaseif aiiie 315 al7 babies named Adam auditml EILUBE BEFORE I18 ihal changes at the CBC will iollow all this wellfond criticism malfunctions sy non onnauw Special Correspondent For The Barrie Examiner roaomoLn nuponucsz short while ago new driver assassination Centre was opaied at the Lakehead 0n hand lor the opening were Prelude Lions on its slab of the prov inces labor legislation Prospective legislation in cludes Jammfd 355m ll en as EH electricity noel fuel oiland nuclear power New safety measures for oatv urai gas distribution Extended agricultural research lor better productionand inn9 mm ms This on corner ment regulations in funds mniiim° $25011 on vs up of residences overlngchildrens boarding omss Possmm Danano roPrc The question of natural gas in vestments could flsreup again ledrto two cabinet resigns dining the last session The sessionwlii markthe do but of new Opposition chist Liberal Leader lolin Wister moor The legislature will also have six freshman Conservatives elected in byelectiims Charles Mschogbton lluro ens Bru neiie Cochrane orth Allan Lawrence Toronto st George Maurice Hamilton Reafrew North Hoyd Price Hsstings Erakst and George Lan smirrnobcnr abe voice of tbyvbroihers nosmds Genssls 4210 The stories do cry out against sin even their own memories may make life intolerable in nine and eternity on better to keep clean slate or make rlght what we hay done Must ihey iltlend twocsbioetministers andsdm nty minister Prominent localiuewspa warezm George he Minister Morni Institutions Hon John Yaremko Minister oflrsnsport end Donald Colilns Deputy Min later ollinllspori WHAT GOES For the people Northwestern Ontario well and good likes to see them silthreco tionth canlhey meritelt Ed for film time didnt get it But it must have caused even first how does ere perhaps they might have tibiae therveind marinatesz them to wander businas get done 0r hudtb do cabinet anything NEW For the lion Messrs Wardropi who was in his home riding and Yaremlrowe will say they were probably just displaying rookie thusiasrn Neithr has been minister long enough to wearthe Hon without ab1usb andboth are in phones his avid politicians They nndouhtn edly were doing what they thought was ill rlglit thing to do Burl Two ministers and adep utw to open an examination centre Rated on patronageme this would mean beer stair should merit about half the cab inet And now that we are in an eiectionyesrperhaps oner even get it Mr Wardrope incidentally tellsagoodoueonhirnselim In his eariydsys the new inter wasnbandy man with hlpiissltnndwellknownlnhis hometown barleycora circles Overihepastchrisimns bola ids followinghlsvcryreceatap pointmt to the reform portiolio he decided that it would be quite seemly as one of his first official sea to tour the local jailtarms Which summoning what dignity he oouldls new excellence and accompaniedhy the Tsuperiotend cntheproceededtodo Passing one cell he was hailed very vigorously Hi George lnslde were apnir of rather dila ldated elderly citizens who 10b ously had not missspen days pursuing health their days pursuing health minister seidinhis usual loud and cheery menn Jack Ill be darned Whatare you in here for Beckcame th snswar loud and closrfor all to bee for dzinld lire