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Walls Publisher ill Norrie Examiner Published by Canadian Newspapers Limited 16 Bayold Street Barrie Ontario Kerry Lumbie General Manager McPherson Managing Editor murmur ALGLsr im Paul Mayor Takes First Step Towards Region Government Mayor Cooke has taken the first toward regional government for Barrie and district He has already seen representatives of Vespra and Innlsl townships and more meetings are slated step cognized this possibility in his approach to Vespra and Innlsfii The question that must be declded is which of the three accepted At first ance amalgamation roposals should be before anything concrete can be devised ViSElv the mayor has not confined himself to one specific pro osltlon He has advanced three proposa amalgam ation annexation of parts of the town ships by Barrie and amalgamation of municipal services with independent pol itical control Obviously he has set the stage for wideranging discussions Two important factors are involved First the Ontario government has designated Barrie as rapidgrowth city with projected popu lation of 100000 within the next 30 years Secondly the province has indlca ted that regional governments will re place smaller administrations and that municipalities must prepare themselves for this change Two major regional governments in fact have already been established In sense they could be considered pilot pr0lt jccls for future developments Ottawa Carlclon with population of 445000 includes the cities of Ottawa and Van ier three villages and 10 townships Nl agara with population of 326500 cm braces Niagara Falls Welland St Cath arincs Fort Erie Port Colborne and number of other communities Regional government will not come to Barrie and district tomorrow but it could becstabllshed sooner than many people think If local administrations sit back and wait for provincial direction they may find themselves forced nto situations not to their liking Mayor Cooke has re E40 YEARS AGO lN TOWN Barrie Examiner Aug 1930 Con tvati sw lmcoe County in ed in election 55pm Mlasler 1W LTlif Kings Liberals were turned out of office gatiouawa with Bennett to head new government In Simcoe North Thomas Simpson of Barrie county clerk Idefcated Hon Ernest Drury by 885 majority Earl Rowe of Newton Rob inson set record vote to win Bufferin Simcoc with 4847 majority over Garfield Case of Bradford Thompson Penetang lawyer won Simcoe East by 18 over George McLean Drillla realtor Election day was hottest of year with mercury at 90 in shade and high humidity Mr Drury former remicr of Ontario now farming again at rown Hill took his defeat graciously while comp menuna his old friend Tom Simpson and announced he would not contest an other election Tories staged great victory parade starting in Barrie through Elmvalo and rest of riding to Coiling wood Charles Grills Elmvale elected presldcnt First Cooperatlve Packers Barrio company Simcoe Foresters cap tured regimental trophy for marksman ship at summer camp New Llskeard Clifford Baldwich arrived home in town from England where he made good show ing as member Canadian livestock judg ing team Fire destroyed large storago IE OTTAWA REPORT QPC Hits Government On Unemployment DOWN MEMORY LANE AlumEngineer EdKOhlineYi 1551 barn at Mldhurst forest station Cyl of municipal services with independent olitical control would seem impractical is not hard to visualize the furor that could develop with three councils having say in administration Annexation of land needed by Barrie for industrial and possibly for residential purposes could be of great advantage to the city but perhaps not to the townships For example if Barrie were to annex yond its northern boundary it would take in stores like Towers and Food City and other commercial properties that pay heavy taxes Vcspra could not be expect ed to accede in fact it would probably fight such move The most satisfactory plan for all con cerned would be amalgamation As one community Vespra Innlsfil and Bar rie under one government could control industrial commercial and residential development There would have to be master plan and zoning Amalgamation would not be all clear sailing of course There would be vital question of taxation of lowcost rural and highcost city lands There would also he the question of services inciudin pol ice fire and public works The le of London faced heavy costs for public works when it annexed London Town ship Barrie might be confronted with similar problem There would be major problems in connection with all three plans advanced by the mayor selection must be made eventually and it should come as soon as possible If v3 AROUND THE WORLD Turkey Threatened By Another Coup ing to overthrow their countrys regime which is form of perv llamcntarlsm already dominat ed by the armed forces The president is the general who led the coup which abrogated the previous nlrklsh constitution in Pollution On Earth Being What It Is We Just Cant Afford To Take Chances By PHILIP DEANE Foreign Alltr Analyst mrklsh ofllccrs are threatens 1960 The now coup that in being threatened might ruplace the lag lng prcaldent by younger more rndlcal general who would glva nukey regime relombllng Nmers in Egypt inder head of steam locomotive CNR No 48 blew out opposlto Bayview Park at 920 pm but fortunately no one was charge William Thompson ecame highway traffic officer at Barrie replac ing Sam Ervine who transferred to Brad ford Churchill won district softball championship beating Midhurst 101 in final Allandale Imperials bolstered to provincial ball playoffs by adding two pitchers Jack Relve of Churchill and Arnold Reid of fitroucl also catcher Ar chic Thomson and shortstop Austin MC Knight of Barrie Capitols Citizens Band directed by Andrew Wiggins having returned from militia camp re sumed weekly concerts at local parks Charlie Lowe manager Barrie Boxing Club sponsored by Canadian Legion an nounced that local star Herbie Dyment has been reinstated by Ontario Athletic Commission as amateur having been sus pended for alleged false re istration in military track meet WI llam Dy mcnt of Barrie still of junior ago won Simcoe County mens golf title Mrs John Walker Mrs lohn McPhe Mlss Mabel Sprott and Miss Vera McCarthy won top prizes at Big Bay Point golf tourney Henry OBrien KC son of founder Shanty Bay celebrated 04th birthday Still halo and hearty during interview with press Mr OBrien re affirmed faith in Bible as the only safe guide mum irhfu chthoclm in Peru for instance where the officer corps ll attemplln first slope of what Do be collcd saclollst revolution tlculnriy worried about tho pom siblllty of now military coup lly PATRICK NICHOLSON The latest government Atlltu mcnt reveals an Increase in un employment wilh lll per cent of the 1677000 men and women in our labor force out at work and looking for jobs in mid June lllls rising unemployment In obnmmll at the limo of year when John become more plenu ful It to the result of fill unu llulllly high influx of students Into lilo labor forco durlnlz tllclr summer holidays this your both Labor Mlnlutcr Bryce Mllckascy and Finance Minister Edgar Benson explain Trhnto myth charged ch tBnldwln Oonocrvatlvo MP from Police lllvor ln Alberto it is cowardly and dishonest for mln latcrn to give but excuso Prime Minister decuu should foil the truth to the Canadian pennlu and own up to tho fact that his governments financial policies on tho mniu rcuaon wily Canada is suffering tho highest unnmploymont rlllo ln thoiwcnteru world Jed nuldwin ls llouso leader or field generalfur tho Com scrvollvo arty in the Com monsllo minding the store whilo his party louder Bob Stnnllcld Ia rlwny In Europe on fuctflndlng nnd ldcngutbcr lng tour wearold lawyer ch Is man of grout pcraonnl charm liked and respected by MP of all pllrtlcll yet ho in in tough and aim batllcr ln Pur ilamcnt it was in character or him that willlo ilo wull tolling mo thut Mackauuy and Benson nro cowardly and ll thcro won gentle knock on th door of his purllumontury office uml lcd wuikull ucrnsll to admit one of Illtl umllll nramlclllldrcn OUT 01 WORKWHY Vhllt rmllly nru lilL causes of our high rate of unemployment Ono Llluau ls corllllnly nut lllc economy drlvo announced by Prime Minister Tnuiuou for lbo government Ill its role an em pluycr Mr Tnlllrflu Rilld that lo curl rising costs 25000 jobs would ilu lllushod from tho Illrgo civil service puyroll llul lilo number ul civil llclvnnls who lluvo llctulllly liuun thrown out 01 work mull only uhuul auo Tho other 21700 culbucks have been flCIlIOVtI by not lllin plunnod but empty positions and by not immediately rvplnclng nil tho l75l2 civil ucrvnnln who huvu rotlrcd found olllcr Work or died during lllo post your factor which should not be overlooked Ill considering tho high rate of unomployrncntthls rummcr Is corlnlnly tho otrlio und blgh wngo demands among orgnnlscd labor Consumer buy ing has been curbed by rlulng prices which are in purl abused by hlgllcr Wugcs uml typlcully wogo lncrcuscu In lilo cunslruclt tluu Industry huvo prlccd new homes hoyond the means many Canadians Between midApril and mill Juno Inst ytlll 2451700 boys llnll girls in the 1424ycur ago group Joined the lululr town and nought work 204000 OI them Hot Jobs But botwccn midApril and midJuno this your the much illmo ruumbcr ol 4130 boys Ilntl girls between ill and sought jobs as Lnlmr Mlnlxlur Mllckoacy sold llllll lllu almi lurly higher number of 310000 of them huvn loumi work if those 340000 kids lulu not taken Jobs this summer 11 05 many olthoso Jobs would have gnno to some nmlmg llm 3211100 oldor uorkuru who were sockan joint In mllIAArull mono workers ugul 25 and nver joined tho labor force lic twccn mldAprll uml millJuno and sought work But 154000 of such older workers found Jobs Ill that period so there was not drop of 00000 In unemploy mcnt among tllmlo older wurk cro This does not moan that mr key would leave NAN but tho country would be more to tho oltvthro aoclol reforms are the QUEENS PARK Fear Oi Can Be By DON OTIEARN it was mentioned here whilo ago that with the arrival of restructured ND we will begin to hear more and moro the cry of socialism Govommcnt rvatlvcs particularly will be grnvoly and in some cases bolllgcrcntly warnlng about the dangers of socialism lot of this will bo politlcnl or courao but still many at the people will be sin ccrc They will bellcva what they are slaying and few it Any would understand that by their cries they could bl doing us con siderable harm when looked at obimlvcly and this II rope trick which IR becoming increasingly morn dlflicult in todays society the an Elle Norrie Examiner ill Boyllcld Street Barrio Ontario lclophono 7366531 Second Class Mall Registration Number Not ltolurn postage guaranteed Dolly Sundays and statutory llolldnya excepted Subscription rotos dolly carrier 55c weakly $21160 yearly Sin lo copies 10c By mall Barr $2800 yonrly Onlurlo $1000 yourlv other mull $3500 your Motor throw off $2100 your anlonul Advertising Of cos 425 llnlvcrslty Avenue Toronto 640 Cothcort St illonlrcnl lllombur of tho Cnnndlnn Press and Audit Bureau of Clrculuttons lho Canudlun Prcsa Is ox clusivcly entitled to who use for rcpubllcntlon of all now dispatches in this paper erod ltcd to it or The Assnclntcd Press or Routers and also the local news published llloreln Tho Murrlo Exnmlnor claims Copyright in all original ad vertising and editorial malor lul created by its employoos and reproduced ln this nows paper Copyright chlslrlltlon bcr 203016 register 01 54 mooran Num in Tutey would remain pro American for fear of Russia Thorn will be some mild unease in Washing ton however because one more recipient of LS military old would bccnmu more openly an dictatorship It looks bad but in tho eyes of Mr Nixons ricer corp restlvo is tho inel clcney of the political process While the country faces urgent problem squabble over for personal rather than ldcolo glcal or substantive reasons In jockeying for political power graduated income tax less favor ent government of Mr able to the rich and improve mtrdthuapmd rurluroflvmtvlnrobo living standards Eubllc servants including mcm tho pros laws which put the labor move ment under the control of his own tome Labor organization The result has been series of violom riots when Turks are roused they are fierce since the country The United States Is not par What is making the Turkish parliamentarians details and tend Socialism Destructive fear of socialism can be as de suuctlvo as socialism itself Tho ultlmuto objection to so clollsm is that in the absolute it would destroy lnltlntlvo and turn society based on Individualism into roclcty of droncs But if we are so afraid of any colloc tlvo effort that we dismlas it through prejudlco we could equally hnlm ourselves turn ing lnto society of do There is very pcrtlnont ll lustratlon of this today in tho problum of land coats Thla it one of tho mlghtlcst single pro hlcms that face our society particularly in Ontario Corccn in land costs have been pro blem right across America for dccado or so We in Ontario have the extraordinary dlstlnctlon of tho highest inationary rate in land on the continent The root of this can be traced dlrcctly to our of socialism This la problom in which col lcctlvo action very obviously is rcqulrcLl Tlloro uro thrco oppor cnt Approaches whereby land glean could be controlled and ockcd dnwn Ono would be to put prohbl ve tux on land Speculation prolt Ill second would be for govorn ment to engage ln musslvo pur choso or expropriation and put quuntlllca of land on the market at cost or below cost Thu lhlrll would be to engage In huge crush program of loud ucrvlclng and mnko such quantities of acrvlcod land as vullublo that there would be surplus and prices Would find lower level key factor in lnml inflation has been short supply of aorviccd land it ro nont it in catlmotod that one than as per cont of the land can rently needed is available All three of thcso approaches call for some form of govern ment intervention and it typo of intervention that sumo pNVpIO would be quick to label us so clllllsm TO fOMIElIl cllllully it In our of this lubcl which lulu held buck gov ernment from tnklng lhom at least to the bold dcgrco rollth ed for minimum cflccllvonvlls Ono oxnnlpiu alone is all that is noodch to hour this out Thu government in It liOMl pro gram has purchased prlvutoly dovolopcd loud by now qutlo on or it It policy Illlll been to our call this not at it cost but includes agrarian rolonn nodannllzatlon of foreign trade socially equitable taxation 19 pnlan wcro mode by General fllubsln Entur hood of the air force in public letter to the premier nblo markup llbo one reason Mr Dcrnircl called on the armed forces to impose martial law and they complied but he is showing no signs of initiating the measures which would use un rest and make luppclls to the army less necessary Hence the young army olcera am saying that if they are going to be call ed upon to exercise powe through martial law whenever it suits tho politicians why not tako ovcr completely and do the whole job with th It The whole job in ibalr victv the from ers of the armed forcea These lho market price consider their way tho responsible minister Stanley Randall gives for this policy when questioned is that it is not the governments job to com peto with prlvoto enterprise in this case why not Land speculators hnvo conlrl butod obsoulely nothing to our economy or our society Dove lopcrs yes but not racculotors Thoy certainly have been detri mental lsnt it not only My dom but an obligation for gover mont to compete with thorn Thls is on area Micro there has been harm through four of lloclallarn As growing complex lty calls for more and more col lccllvo action many other can he cnvlsioncd many flowers those days Wm PHOTO FLASHBACK arr BARRIE MAIN STREET in part about 100 years View is of Dunlop looking east to Mu caster Thatsold Clarkson House at top right To right is Grand Trunk railway station gore which was later post office square and now is Mem orial Squaro with cenotnph and park land At left centre is Owon St Store on vcstvcorncr was Hendersons hardware THE FIRST COLUMN European Earwigs Have Invaded Us By KEN WALLS WE ARE PESIS human and otherwise Tho pest about to be recognized is reddish brown and about inch long pair of forcepslike up pondugea at the hind end On males them aro curved on to males they are straight The forceps are harmless even though these Insects try to plnch with them when picked up The young are smaller but look like ITS AN EARWIG the Elli opcan variety as distinguished those of the Aouarlsn age This summer in Addition to tho humidity and other nuisances we have hordeslof urwlgs up ln the area whero live some tlmcs referred to or Vatican Hill have found that onrwlga are not just abundant up around the historic streets named Ther can Amelia and Eugenia They are also found in plenty on such feminist thoroughfares as Mary Anne and Florence Not to men tlon Agnes Caroline and Rose NOW THAT LOCATION has been properly establlshcd we can proceed by stating that Eur opcun oarwigs are active only at night when they crnwl in all directions in sonrch of food and possibly shelter They climb fences trees and walls they sure no doll into houses monll by do brook most our wigs have dsappcorcd under ground cover or ln cmcks or crovlccs Thus thoy are mom of nuilnncc than menace Dorm age may be caused by fcedln on ccrtoln young vegetables and They may be found under the bunks of sweet corn at pickling time and flowers and thus find their way qullo by accident lnto houses Heres pleasant note cnrwlgs will not harm people or Items In the house My own observation that must he tho muln roa sen no muny folks go camping Folt MOST OF this Informa tion am Illdebled to Mrs Lyons of Mary St who obtained mg m=33wmz leaflet from the Ontario has putment of Agriculture and Food which of course know all about earwlgr whereas most of us nolemufflers were unlnform cd There are certain treatments to use for control but on large scale with due clre You should get the pamphlet from the department nearest ol llec being located at Elmvule and Allislon People have found that certain sprays and dusts obtained ln local Itorcs wlll do the trick My most effective house treatment has been an pllcntlon of rnllod up news paper Dont use The Exam Incr untilyoublvo linlsbedmd in She now you know about carwlgs LEFIOVEE ITEMS mcnlt tloned the local origin ill The First Column in first col umn which appeared on page four of the second day of tin third week of last month reader enquired when will the unch lino nppcor Well be it rs Alter Findley and Atkcy and Cndogun departed for more lu crative fields in Journalism the column was continued by Vince Farr and then by Ronald Dav los when they ran out there was no one left to write ltex cent rno the time being 1951 which should answer that Now Tho Flrst Column in Its inter national origin was supposed to be the first column on the llrst week day at daily newspaper and it always was printed as column one left hand side oi first page Now the column ap pear on column sovon of pan four infrequently Lets order tall cool one BIBLE THOUGHT Fm all have lined and came lllorl of Ike glory of God no monl 323 No sinner is so bad but what he can flnd refuge in the good ness of God through Christ the Saviour Jesus saves find yes Some in WNW and home furnishings later became ilumen Valrs grocery and drygoods Now ulgllgl gaskowgtown brunch Toronto Lend Housm east corner was old MncKays drug store Photo from Fred Grant 11 bury Winn in Barrie Public Li Now site is occupied by