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the arric Examiner Published by Canadian Newspapers Ltd 16 Hayfield street Barrie Ontario PAGE F0 UR SATURDAY AUGUST 1m EDITORIAL Is Barrie Suitable City For Holiday Centre The complaint recently voiced by motel owners of this city that there ls nothing to attract andkeep holiday visitors in Barrie is unfortunately very true One day smpovers do not make holiday crowd The main street packed as it was one day last week may be good for local business but it can still mean the motels are empty Those that swell the local shopping crowd on an inclement day come from cottages and shores outside Barrie It will not be like that always for there are those who are working to add some attractions to this city to make it worthy holiday centre The Chamber of Commerce still has in mind the recon struction of Fort Willow as tourist at traction but it takes time and money Plans for lakeshore park and drive suitable setting for band shell and an adequately guarded pool are advanc ing slowly It takes time and money Incorporated in the above scheme is plan for boat marina an obvious necessity On Naming Few people are immune to the magic of placenames Some of these such as Samarkand and Vallombrosa are music al in themselves and their poetical or historical associations only enhance their magic Others such as Rome Paris or London depend for their spell simply on their history With others particular ly in England it is the quaintness that attracts Witness Stoke Pogea or Chip ping Campden Canada is fortunate in having place names of all types musical quaint his torical and commonplace The musical names have not been widely recognized because they are unknown to the world at large and not well known to Canad ians themselves The banks of the Sas katchewan were immortalized in mus ical comedy song many years ago but other parts of Canada remain unsung Yet who is to say that the native of Samarkand may not have romantic dreams of Pohenagamooke PQ Canadas historical names are often derived from the history of other count ries It must have been an admirer of Lord Nelson who named three places in The question is how long can Barrie afford in wait for all this to develop Will it be too late when the schemes are completed Will Barrie have been bli passed as holiday centre in favor of Orillia Midland or Gravenhurst Perhaps this is the most logical con clusion Let us forget about ourselves as holiday centre for city folks do not want to go tocitles for relaxation Let us concentrate on improving our facul ties with as much haste as we can afford but lei us drop the idea that we can offer any attractions for those who seek brief respite from the humdrum rou tlne of life If we accept this view as community then motel owners must be prepared to find their living from the traveller who stops just the night and moves on Their financial salvotion may lie in promoting adequate facilities for mailer type con vmtlonsanother aSpECt of trade for which Barrie is totally unprepared at the present time Yet the convention trade can be as profitable to community as the hall day trade Communities Halton County Ont Palermo Bronte and Trafalgar the name of nearby Hamilton is just coincidence strong religious feeling may have suggested the naming of New Jerusalem NB What feeling if any lay behind the naming of Coboconk Ont Religious feeling is also evident in the great number of communities named af ter saints Nearly all the saints in the calendar must be represented One un doubtedly Welsh in origin is St Jones Within Nfld The date and occasion of his canonization are not available in any handy book of reference The trail of the homesick Scot may be traced across the map of Canada from New Edinburgh NS to File 80 There are three places named New Glasgow one in Prince Edward Island one in ND va Scotia and one in Quebec There are quaint names in plenty Pos sibly the inhabitants of the places call ed Quaw 130 and Witless Bay Nfld are so used to them that the names sound commonplace but to the outsider they will suggest curious stories lying behind them What about Carrot River Sash Opinions of Other Newspapers FLUORIDES BY DOSE fPeierborough Examiner We are puzzled by one aspect of the case for floridation If the chemical is re effectvie in preventing cavities why do deniisLs not we scribe controlled doses of fluoride for children who are susceptible to tooth decayl BEER AND RUM Owen Sound StunTimes Not that it matters much but Wisconsin home of so much of the United States beer offers reply to the old old argument of the brewers that their product which they deem the lesser of the two evilsl reduces the consumption of hard liquor Their contention is of course that liquor is worse for mankind than the sudsy product There are those researchers however will warn that beer contains something very akin to hash ish the deadly oriental drug But be that as it may the Wall Street Journal says that liquor men are perplexed by the fact that Wisconsin residents drink more brandy than other Americans Fact is the report says Wisconsin consumes 147 fifth of brandy per 100 persons each year That is several times what residents of any other stale drink and more than nine timu the nation al average News of Former Years AUGUST 1935 The bicycle had prominent place in trans portation at that period and one issue of The Barrie Examiner had items of long bicycle trips popular then One was under district news To wheel 8400 miles in thirtythree and half days is the proud record of Ralph Fountain 21year old youth who has arrived at Orangeville from Abbolsford British Columbia He made the entire journey by bicycle carrying complete camping outfit and slept outevery night After visiting his grandparents be returned by train AUGUST 1940 Commander lf Nelson Lay son of Mr and Mrs Lay Barrie was commended very highly by Hon Power who paid tribute to the work of the Canadian Navy and especially of the destroyer Restigouche under Commander 11 Lay and be told of the two heroic rescues when the Restigoucbe played splendid part by taking off some of the men from the destroyer Fraser sunk near Bordeaux and the saving of people from the Arandora Star torpedoed off the North of Ireland Saved included 700 of the lntelnees on board and several members of the crew That the losses were not much greater must be attributed in large measure to the skill and gallantry of the officers and men of the Rtigouche The work of rescue was handled w1fl1 great skill and determination by her com mander and the ship has been singled out for praise by British naval authorities JParagraphically Speaking Aiwornens intuition is never keener than when it tellsher howto needle man where it will burst most 112 lilatri Examiner Authorized nr second clusmaii an office Department Ottaw Dally Sunday1nd Statutory Holidays excepted wanna Publisher and flexfora Manner cannons wApGE Business Manager NEVILLE annum Managing Editor ROBEIII SHBIEIIgtAKIVEIIIII Mllulll roan apnoea 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Khrushchev has been rattling his tongue and flexing his missiles lately Many agirl could testify to the high value of the generous use of white space in display advertising Observing the more or less unrestrain ed actions of many adults on vacation causes one to realize that grownupncss is josta pose they maintain the rest of the yearn tarantula makes lovable pet says naturalist Maybe so for person who is extremely hard up for something to pet SNSTUCKI WEEKS NEWS Lester Pearson Sums Up Soviet Attitude OnCongo By DAVID RDWNTREE Canadian Pres Sin Writer Anarchy is their opportun ity and chaos their ally in these words in the Commons Monday Opposition Leader Pearson summed up Russias attitude on the Congo Once again Pearson said the Soviet Union is doing its best to confuse and frustrate the purpose of the United Na dons On Sunday Moscow had de clared it would not shrink from taking decisive meas ures if aggression supposed ly Belgian continued against the Congo About the time Pearson was speaking Moscow accused UN Secretary General Dag Ham marskjold of supporting this aggression The strongest criticism of Hammarkjolds Work came Wednesday Pravda the Com munist party newspaper said he was dragging his feet on re moving Belgian troops war is being waged Pravda claimed by the North Atlantic democrats to enslave theblackpeople in the Congo and other parts of Africa THANKLESS TASK Moscow wasnt Hammers kjolds only critic His laugh and thankless mission is in re place Belgian troops in the Congo with United Nation forces as quickly as he can Patrice Lumumba the Con golese premier also says this isnt going ahead fast enough Moise Tshombe premier of copperrich Katanga province which has declared independ ence from the rest of the Congospent the week threate ning to fight the UN if it tried lo displace the Belgians in his territory The UN troops were due to begin moving into Katanga to day but until the eleventh hour the venture was still uncertain In Ottawa Monday the Com mons unanimously approved the provision of up to 300 Cana dian servicemen forthe Congo The first of 200 signallers and 50 headquarters staff will be gin the trip next week LUNG CANCER RULING jury in Miami ruled Tues day that man died from lung cancer in 1958 because he smoked cigarets for 30 years But the jury refused to up hold claim for $l500000 by the mans estate against tab acco company on the ground that when the cancer was dis covered in 1956 there was less awareness than now that cig aret making may contribute to lung cancer ANSWER PLEASE Professor Bleden 59 was picked by Prime Minister Diefenbaker as one man royal commission Tuesday He was asked in effect What wrong with the Cana dian auto industry An economist and dean of arts at the University of Tor onto ProL Bladens main task will be to see if anything can be done to reverse the trend of buyers preferring forign small cars to locallymade models British and European car sales account for quarter of the Canadian market four years ago it was only eight per cent At the same time Canadian car exports are suffering from long sinidng spell in info 40 per cent ofCanadianmadc cars were sold abroad But the figure was down to seven per ret cent in 1055i and only five per cent last year AMERICANSDISAPPEAR Two US defence department employees with access to see informatlon have been missing since they left Wash ington on vacation together in June Barnun Mitchell and Williau Marlin both mathematicians for the national security agency were traced as far as Cuba MEIGIIEN DEAD Arthur Meighen ranked by his contemporaries as one of the great orator of Canadian par liament istory died in Tor onto Fri aged 86 He was Conservative prime minister twice but for less than 18 months in all and each time he held office without win ning an election ills first term followed the re tirement of Sir Robert Borden in 1920 as the Conservative leader After only 14 months in office he was defeated in the 1921 election Meighens second chance cpme in the 1926 constitutional crisis He formed what was known as the shadow gov ernment but it was defeated within matter of weeks by Mackenzie Kings Liberals CASTROS ILLNESS Rumors inat FiiIEl Caser was more ill than the Cuban government had cared to admit were confirmed this week More than fortnight ago it was announced that the pre mier had fully recovered from bout of pneumonia On Sun day however it was reported he was still convalescing The following day his doctor prescribed rest physical and mental SHARP REMINDER Little has been in the new about the Algerian nationalist insurrection recently but the rebels provided grim re minder Sunday band of terrorists cam ouflaging their approach and escape by lighting forest fire on the hills above opened fire with machineguns on aypoplit for bathing beach near Algi ers dozen died SO REFINED Thieves invading North Battleford Sesk office found note on the door of an empty safe reading this safe isnt lacked Picking up pencil they added thank you very TEACHERS LEARN much and walked out with the pencil IN thEF Plans for third major baselt bail league were shelved Tues day when itwas decided lo add two teams to both the Ameri can and National Leagues in 1961 or 1962 One of the new comers is likely to be Toronto Premier Bennett announced Wednesday night that British Columbians will Vote on eight years of Social Credit rule in general election Sept 12 The 115 Xls rocket plane set record for the fastest manned flight on record Thurs day2150 miles an hour The old mark 2094 mph was made by an earlier model rocket plane four years ago in afiight that cost the pilots life TIIEJ WEEK IN ONTARIO Lean tough 75yearold indus trialist Kaufinan whose Superior Box in Waterlooer hit by strike Monday has decided to close down the plant The United Brotherhood of Carpeners and Joiners CL called the strike after it failed to win contract recognizing the union The plant employed 70 workers The destitute Rosebush fam ily of Pelerborough can say of hotel manager Ossie Covert that friend in need is friend indeed Mr Covert provided rentfree eightroom apartment to Fredliosehush 37 his wife and their 10 children Mr Rose bush and six of the children were forced to live in leak ing tent The family was evicted from its home because Mr Rose II unemployed could not pay rent Mrs Rose bush and four of the children were living with friends jazz show Monday at Wind sars arena erupted into via lence as the audience rioted throwing knives bottles and chanins chains Fifteen police men wer jured as well as several civi ans in the crowd of 500 Three men have been charged in connection with th rioting The Northern Ontario town ship of Mountioy will be given 350000 toward relief in the floods which ravaged the area this spring Lands and Forests minister Spanner said the On tario government will contri bute the money to match $50 one obtained in local fund raising drive Gunshot Punctuates Lesson In DriverEducation Course TORONTO CPUOntario high school teachers taking driver educatiou course got gunshot punctuated lesson in the problem of stopping car Youve all heard of guys who say something about stopping on dime said Prof Lorne Camp bell of New York University drivereducation expert who in siructed the 10 day course Well watchl An automobile approached gunshot rang out then another shot and screechnf tires as the car braked to haltw The shots came from timer attached to the rear bumper The first shot signalled the driver to stop The second marked the place where he first put on the brakes Both were from 22 calibre blanks which also fired yellow dye to the pavement to mark the place The car travelled 37 feet from the time of the first shot until it stopped it was going mtles an hour At 40 it would have have gone 110 feet Lessspectacular aspects of the course sponsored by the On tario Motor League to preparo the 20 teachers for glvingdriv ing instruction at their schools were drills in ordinary driving practices theory driver atti aides and general driving educa on UIIAWA CWFollowing Is fut of the principal sections of the Canadian bill of rights An Act for the Recognition and Proteeiion of Human Riger and Fundamental Freedoms Preamble The Parliament of Canada ni firming that the Canadian nation is founded upon principles that acknowledge the supremacy of God the dignity and worth of the human person and the position of the family in society of free men and free institutions Affirming also that men and in stituiions remain free only when freedom is founded upon respect for moral and spiritual values and the rule of law And being desirous of enshrin lng these principles and the hu man rights and fundamental freelt dams derived from them in bill of rights which shall reflect the respect of Parliament for its consiltulionai and which shall ensure the protection of these rights and freedoms in Canada Therefore Her Majesty by and wlih the advice and consent of the Senate and House of Com mans of Canada enacts as fol lows Part Bill of Rights it is hereby recognized and declared lhat in Canada there have existed and shall continue to exist without discrimination by reason of race nailonal origin color religion or sex the follow ing human rights and fundamen tal freedoms namely The right of the individual to life liberty security of the person and enjoyment of prop erty and the right not in be de prived thereof except by due pro cess of law The right of the individual to equalin before the law and the protection of the law Freedom of religion Freedom of speech Freedom of assembly and association and LF Freedom of the press Every law of Canada shall unless it is expressly declared by an Act of the Parliament of Can ada that it shall operate notwith standing the Canadian bill of rights be so construed and ap plied as not to abrogale abridge or infringe or to authorize the abrogation abridgmeni or in fringement of any of the rights or freedoms herein recognized and declared and in particular QUEENS PARK Good 101 Open Parole Commissioner By DUN OHEARN TORONTOTheres good job open Applications should be for worded to Hon George Ward rope Reforms Minister In April Mr Wardrope an nounced the appuintmentof parole commission One of the five members was Stewart can former mayor of Toronto former Speaker of the Legislature and longtime PC member for Tor onto Parkdale who was defeated in the last election Mr Stewart is no longer member of the commissolm He has resigned FAMOUS RESIGNATION Mr Stewart has another resig nation to his credit rather fa mous one This was in 1947 when he dra matically quit the Speakership after scene in the house with Hon George Doucett His dignity was offended He didnt really think the res lgnation would be accepted but it was So was this one And again according to the grapevine it was matter of dignity One point concerned reportedly is that he felt no more on two commissioners should dri in an official car possible tragedy in Mr Stew arts life is that be was not born in Quebec Principal Sections Of Bill Of Rights no law of Canada shall be con strucd or applied so as to Authorize or effect the an blirary delenliun imprisonment or exile of any person Bl impose or authorize the imposition of cruel and unusual treatment or punishment Cl Deprivc person who has been arrested or delained Of the right in be in formed prompily of the reason for his arrest or detention 11 Of the right to retain and instruct counsel without de la or ill Of the remedy by way of hebeas corpus for lhe deters mihatian of the validity of his de lenilon and for his release if the detention is not lawful Authorize court iribunah commission board or other ads ihority to compel person to give evidence if he is deniedcounsel protection against self crimina tion or other constitutional safe guards Deprive person of the right to fair hearing in accord ance wlih lhc principles of fun damental justice for the deter mination of his rights and obliges lions Deprch person charged with criminal offence of the right to be presumed innocent until proved guilty according to law in fair and public hearing by an independent and impartial tribunal or of the right to rea sonable bail without just cause or Deprive person of the right to the assistance of an in terpreter in any proceedings in which he is involved or in which he is party or witness be fore court commission board or other tribunal if fie does not understand or speak language in which such proceedings are conducted The minister of justice shall in accordance with such regula tions as may be prescribed by the governor in council examine every proposed regulation sub mitted in draft form to the clerk of the Privy Council pursuant to the Regulations Act and every bill introduced in or presented to the House of Commons in order to ascertain whether any of the provisions thereof are inconsist ent with the purposes and provi sions of this part and he shall re port any such inconsistency to the House of Commons at the first convenient opportunity The provisions of this part shall be known as the Canadian bill of rights Dawn there they do things with more flair N0 NOISE The antinoise committee has been holding its first meetings The committee is to try and figure out some way whereby mo tor vehicle noise can be legls ialed against It is safe to say now that it wont come up with practical answer The pessure has been put on mainly by Metro Toronto It passed bylaw which the province refused to approve on the grounds it was impractical To soothe tender feelings Transport Minister Yoremko up poinied this study committee ft is attempting to meet proo lem which no other jurisdiction in America has been able to solve It is possible for municipalify in pass restrictions which could apply to vehicles licensed inlts own area it could make them sound proof as it wanted But there is no effective way in which it can control autoftown vehicles Because Toronto has certain standard every vehicle in the province cant be expected to in stai whatever equipment is nec essary to conform to it And of course in any urban area large volume of the traf fic is from out of town History Of Canada Said Richer Because Of Late Mr Meighen OTTAWA CPThe Commons paid tribute Friday to Rt Hon Arthur Meighen former prime minister of Canada who died in Toronto Prime Minister Diefenhaker said Canada has lost devoted statesman the Commonwealth one of its founding fathers and the world of letters master craftsman Mr Meighens life had spanned more than half the history of Can ada since Confederation He was the only Canadian to hold the our great offices of member of Parliament prime minister op position leader government leader in the Senate and opposl tion leader in the Upper House Mr Diefenbnker said he saw Mr Meighen for the last time few months ago He could not but marvel at his attitude toward life and his freedom and recrlminrr tion The histroy of Canada was richer because Mr Moighen had been part of it He had stainless integrity courage and steadfast ness of faith Liberal Leader Pearson said all Canadians will mourn the death of one of Canadas oullt standing statesmen man of great mobility of character who made distinguished contribult tion in politics and business to the development of his country Few Canadians served their country so selflessly and well May he rest in peace as he served in honor llazen Argue CCF House leader said Mr Meighen was an outstanding Canadian slatesman man of great courage and skil fui debater who is tower in Canadian parliamentary history BIBLE THOUGHT It was founded upon rock Matthew 725 The best home insurance is the Word of God