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WASHINGTON CALLING commotionShock To US VObServers door examiner wrame diamondraring nounsrocrosas room sass flip month Motor lhrowmli an Urgent Action To Aesurie Supply Cit3cm Wctier rr People must be told the facts about water pollution In such way tth their Interest and concern will be aroused and maintained The Conservation Council of Ontario submitted to Premier Bo barts and hls cabinet the most compre hensive study of water pollutionlnthe province ever undertaken While the report contains recom mendations addressed to the federal vernmentto munlci alities and to dustsy as well as to Ontario Govern ment the Conservation Council behaves that the province must give leadership by encouraging all concerned to parti pate to the full in coordinated plan of action to end the menace of water pollu tion The report notes tllat if adequate supplies of water of sufficient quality are to be made available In Ontario to meet growing domestic and industrial demandsas well as the needs of agricul ture fish wildlife and recreation the water resources must be put on sound management basis with levels of gov ernment and industry cooperating in coordinated plan of action That the task will be difficult and expensive is freely admitted but no matter how costly we cannot afford to postpone such action if our economy is to continue to thrive and our people to prosper Expected is that the total water us To meet are as well as maps Ious agencies an age will have doubled in Ontario by 1080 and pubs tripled by the year 2000 emands we must move rapidly in constructing water impound rnents sewage treatment facl1ities and systems controlling industrial pollution gtng our resources lsaential for the solution of the pro blem is better coordinated research more effective legislation comprebelw ive system of data collection accompan ied by accurate interpretation and an ef fective and continuing program of pub lic information and education Close co operation is also required amonggov ernmcnts at all levels between overn ments and indus and among var departments of the Ontario Government which are concern ed with these problems Above all the problems of pollution require full understanding by the pub lic who ultimately must heir the cost of controlling and abating pollution With this fact in mind the Conservation Coun cil has urged the federal government to develop major information and educa tion rograms concerning water pollu tion fact is that we are all part and parcel of thc battle against water pollu tion The need for water pollution con trol Is essential It is now and unless we all do our bit the diminishing supply of ure clean water will continue to grow ess Look To Safety At Work In determined effort to reduce ac cidents and save lives provincewide safety campaign is being conducted by the IndustrialAccldent Prevention Asso ciations during October The labor force of well over 29000 manufacturing and industrial plants throughout the province are urged to participate in the campaign by exercis ing more care and caution and by ell comaging other workmen to follow their example In 1063 there were more than 32000 reports of work injuries in whichcom pensatiun was paid in Ontario There were 84 fatal industrial accidents These figures mark new alltime high for compensation cases from companies serv ed by IAPA an alarmiugincrease over the 26104 cases reported in the previous year The total amount of money paid during 1003 in compensation as result of accidents for all industries in Ontario gesfiargd the staggering total of $03058 Many of the accidents could have been avoided by the use of safety hats safety goggles and safety shoes An urgent appeal to women house wives as well as industrial and office workers was made by Harold Moggj of Gait President of the Industrial Ac cident Prevention Associations in com nectiun with the campaign It is essen tial that we gettho support of all the women of Ontario behind this safety drive he said They in turn should strive to make their fathers husbands brothers orvlovera more aware of the need to act safely at work atvhome and on the highway At the same time in 1063 more than 4700 women workers were among the 82388 compensation cases reported to the Workmena Com pensation Board of Ontario The work force of female employees la increasing but this figure is much too high and must be reduced Mr Mogg said DOWNIMEMORY LANE l5 YEARS AGO lN TOWN Barrie Examiner Oct 13 1949 Man agerGil Garrick announced open house at Bell Telephonea new business offices on Clapperton St Simcoe County Council sent delegation to International Plow Match at Brantford to gain informI ation Next year Simcoe will be host to match at Alliston Wilbur ReedpReeve of Orillia Township appointed chairman Mr and MrsFrank Muir sent letter fromIIong Kong to his parents Mr and Mrs Muir Shanty Bay The Muirs are on way to United Church Mission in China Surveys being made for pro pssed superhighway north from Grown ll to Goldwater Local bird students observed sea gulls being pursued on Kempenfelt Bay by Parasitic Jaeger from Greenland Among those reporting tllis most unusual action were Dr Brereton Allan Massey and MrsJohn Westman Barrie Flyers lost exhibi tion game to Kansas City Mohawks at Barrie Arena King won public schools track and field meet Fire Chief It Irwin called on local citizens to observe Fire Prevention Week Donald Rumble native of Hillsdale appointed Barrie manager for insurance agency General Sir Rich ard McCreery former commander of 8th British Army in North Africa unveiled monument in memory of Armoured Corps personnel at Camp Bordeni Stevenson from Hornepayne took The Barrie Examiner Aumuflxrd second Gllfl Inn mm Office Department Ottaw and far punish of pasta in cub Dally Sundays and Stalulory Holidays excepM armour WALLS Publisher vroron as wansoN Ganenl manner Marnenson Mlnllfsag Editor suvro ram Advertising Manager MQIRAY ma Accountant hrrcnasr DDNNELLY Circulation Mariam Subscrl tionratsdlily by carrier soc arano yelrly Single copy is By mall in ohrll slaoo yen taro mental esso llllll months rut sear so six months outside Ontario alsoo ye vouelslnnl 13 yelrgliBA Ind aw villa has Unlvenitr rrtfits Montreallw Vancouver me Member of the Canadian billy Ncwnpaper Pub llorm Mtoclation anc canalmana and or 4mm Hindus of Clmtlllluna Ths Canadian Press is exclusive tied the or Iflt re rlblleltlon of all ner or lost an lied to it or The Assoce mm morn mm husln past Paretrn new in Tororiln cairn la WestPender sin ti Press or or Exlmlnrr Willi AILI Telenho The tale hona number in call for or Mil ll ll 1M ll shon imam Edward pupils Outside Canada nrlus hes in this liII local new published therein over as superintendent Allandale divis ion CNR from Carr transferred to Montreal Kicked by colt Thomas Graham of Codringtonvst was rushed to Toronto hospital for brain operation Stella McCDrd of Barrie is drum majorf ette for Toronto Varsity Band Colin Eraser elected president Barrie Gar rison Badminton Club Captains were Hollis Robinson and Mrs Ray Living ston Ernest Bell left Barrie for Van couver to become claims supervisor for large western firm of insurance adjus ters Town Council closed committee meetings to ratepayers and the press bringing down ringing condemnation Gordon Todd and McGuire attend ed Young Liberals oi Canada convention in Montreal 2500 fans jammed Orr Lake Park for harness horse races on Thanksgiving Day In first junior hockey match of season at Ennis Arena Andy Bathgate rookie forward of the Guelph Biltmores received dislocated kneecap and was taken to hospital for treatment and xray 301 senior foot ball team coached by Cockburn beat MidlandloZ Winning TD came from quarter Don Simmons to halfback Danny MacDonald Bob Lainson cons verted also kickedfield goal connections Views HUMILIATINO TO CANADA Ca Breton Post Sydney NS To royal is an affliction or distinc tion of which the vast majority of human kind knows nothiug although most royal persons are as ordinary as anybody They are royal simply because of an order of inheritance and circumstance that cause them to be conspicuous Iri this realization one becomesthe more indignant about certain depraved and obnoxious French Canadians who make the Queen the target or threats be $8 cause she is coming to Canada in OC tober to help us celebrate the Centenary of Canadas Year 1864 prelude to Confe deration That any Canadlnncould besio mean of nature so blind to the obligation good manneraandso lacking insyrn pathy for good woman faithfulto her duty as Queen is Canadians utter threats against the ofoundlyhunjliliatlng to most THE OLD GREY MARE OTTAWA REPORT Book Highlights Career 0t PMd By PATRICK NICHOLSON OTTAWAlire VI years of Canadian Confederation have been described from fascia ating angle by the wellknown journalist Bruce Hutsbison in his latest book Mr Prime Mln istar 1571901 This is de scription oi Canadas political history as seed from its kernel the prime ministers office The author filly deanlbs this as tale advmlure at the apex of Canadian power narrative of alternating stre cess failuru and sometimes ta sorrow And ha huly pdda that it is nde lose plmaibic than fiction Euros Hutchlson is al ways readable always Interest ing ib theseuualities he acids In his new book pubiisr day by lnngmans at $150 an intriguing peep behind the seeds us be highlights the careers of our 11 prime nin isters Starting of oorrrsé wins Sir John Macdcrrald whom he calls fllo Myth Mflrcr he brings us right up to the irrinuta with Mike PearsonThe lonely Extrovert on whose unfinw ished career he poses the good question Will he prove to be our sixth sum or ourninth failuel Of his subjects he lodges all excootpcrh had an insatiable appetite for power HERDIC FAILURE count myself fortunate to have known Arthuri Mcighen who have always tlmrghtwaa treated with savage lullairnes by the record Bruce Hutchison goes far to redress the balance by describing himat to years of age our youngest prime ministeras perhaps the snort brilliant in mind with lavish talents and ceminly the most unfortunate ln politiu Of his relationship with his arch rival Mackenzie King the author says that the mutual detestahon of thesatwo men has no parallel in Canadian politics Meighen called King the most contempijble charis tan ever to darken tile unpali of Canadian pohlics The reader will certainly feel contempt for King when read ing Bruce Hutchisons noownt of the Holsters crisis The prime minister reminded the cabinet that two years ago llai stun had submitted his reign tiontfrorrr the Cabinet ihe redpatlon would be new copied immedintely Into coldlerbcllyn that blow strudr the Cabinet dumb COOL JUDGMENT As one looks back down th corridor of humlpmeion and personalities cease to judgment and thus we find Bruce Ilutchiaorr according ll Bennett is trueiridrc Mac kenzia King could not PfeClDl tale tire fall of his rival but the Great Depreasion was his aIIy No man or government could survive the nations taa veil lays Hutchiaon where will be lnkresied by Hutchisons views on what he iila tragedy of the host het Canadas ilth prlrrra mlnster John Diefenlsalrer tragedy for the man and for the netionlhat ho had mis The majority of Pakistans 08000000 people are farmers with an average holding other Wt withinlLsclf Mr Allan will be 70 next Warrantith There are some ereae inthe province no which are not so Ura author concludea was the disorder of public business the briakdown of the twooarty sys tem the loss of national oonli deuce in the parliamentary sys tem Itself and hence the grave damage to the office of prime mildster Finally Bruce Huidrison brings his readers to Mllfft Pearsons dismal beginning which he says may end lrr total failure for government whose fiestas asset is the weakness of an Opposition rutive under Diefcnbaker and quarreiing Readers of thin lriyily matro veraiai and therefore mosl readable book will ion guar rel within themselves its judgments ihey will also en joy spotting its errors for err ample the names of both of Mr Dicfuihakers wivas are mis spelled QUEENS PARK TODAY IN HISTORY Oct ll II ihe Uslmposed an em bargo on Osha in an attempt to tunable the Castro regime four years ago today in 1980 lb was the first move that eventually brought the crisis of war threat between the US and mla under the American presidency of John Ken nedy two years Ialu Can ads was criticized some US officials at this pic for continuing to with Alba and in MIL Canada argued that it had always traded with all nations re gardlesa of political creed lNLllG United Nation Clinttor was unanimously ratified by thé Canadian House of Commons First world War Fifty years iso todayin IBMthe firstlndlin units readied the Flanders front the first Battle of Yprcs he gan segment of the Brit ish fleet aided Belgians in repulsing German attacks from Nieuport to Dlxmude Cabinet Changes May Be In Ofiing BY DON OEEARN MON For some time now there has been talk that Premier Roberts will shuffle his cabinet If he does make some changes this probably will be in the neat few weeks The next session will underway veryearly in the new year and the pmrrier would wantany new men lobnve grasp on their departments be fore they have to answer for them in the House MBAWIE CLOSE Whether or not Mr Robells really doea plan major reor ganization Is hard to say The premier is very close lnouthed about intemal matters of his government IIe hasvery few coniidanlea Andjbey all seem to keep his confidence extremely welt 5th hasnt been any real W0 ALLAN ours 1h most ioglca one would be for Provincial Treasurer James Allan to retire rrionth He still hasplentj of pep but he nowhas had good fling at government having been in the cabinet since 1055 ady to give it It was highly valuable for Mr Roberts to have him onband It was desirable to have his experience and he was con nectinl link with the older Wing of the party for the new ad ministration Now that the premier has firmly established 1h identity olhis administration his presence is not tial GEOGRAPHY PROBLEM Ii potential endearresonant the premier in any reorganlaa tionwould be the qlrestion awsraohvu Rovernment Heavy Mr Allan If Mr Allan did rotue Niagara peninsula and south central Ontario would not have minister while it formerly had two Glories Daley and Again inthe area north and northwest of Tomato up to Georgian hey there isnt repre sentation though Robert Boyer is out sHodrnrsnsnsiooChi is on tile Hydro Commission Mr Roberts would want to fill these gaps and would be open to criticism if he didnt But in some cases there might not be suitable men available and in others there could be prospective good men but still so new the premier wouldhesitate to give than cail just yet Glances are one would say that there will be some reor ganization but motility not anything major By GORDON Mm repsIt martian mayoral too on every As Americans an it the Queen galoedfuilmasksforato adios under firs COWARDS LURKING Said the Washington Evening star Him are cowards lurk inllnthadukandahesl bravo woman who knows how to be monardr as well as wife and mother The fatnilous Elisabeth could hardly have done better like her father More her whosiudrltotitlnthelfindon blitz when advised to seek safer locale Elizabeth makes royalty look as If ibwere well worth preserving God save her The New York nmea mlmgu merited Sic haraeii utcd with great serenity and courage in new experience which must hava been quite disconcerting Reports of the massive seclu ity arrangements and the skull bashiog habits of the Quebec City police aroused little our prise as Americans are used to such scenes But there was wonderment that the Canadian government had gone ahetdwlth an ili starred visit that could on draa miles widening split the nation he prospect of divided Can ada displays US policymakers and be thought of ninde pendent Gutter one day harn mering at the door and demand ing admisrion to the Unitai fis tes horrifies them There may be secret plans for the annexation at Canada stored in some musty corner of the State department but they rather resent the Queens being dragged in and lnsulted and booed tytlelsnulse will shes pret Il ere memgtlt not think it poul ble to spend SIM million onone building designed to house 169 people but re doing It over on Capitol Ili Its the new Sam Rayburn House office building the third In rowof big marble blocks providing office space fortho 435 Congressmen The Senate has its two big office buildings on the other aide of the Capitol Each of the loowho move into tha naytasrn building next Jan nary will get three rooms for himself and his staff His own yroom has bled marbla kinsI integrand Dflvlllllatllmorrar Maidemgmaanduoauly pool warns showers and ELECTION 10 Am lbrco key Senate aiealoo new as to watch on November New Yeti Sim Robert Kennedy Democrat and for morAttornoyGeaeral as to til somehow on er Sen Goldwltor wt whom ha disagree Ha arent so lbothor or 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