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like ifiarric Examiner Published by Canadian Newapapera Limited 16 Hayfield Street Barrie Ontario Walls Publisher William Telfer General Manager McPherson Managing Editor MONDAY APRIL IMPAGEl Challenge For Centennial Exciting But Demanding As exciting and challenging predica tion as Canadians are likely to hear tlus Centennial Year has come from London While the words were aptly directed to the money markets of the world the meaning was highly significant to Canad inns contemplating their countrys entry into its second century Speaking in Dondon Dr John Deutsch chairman of Canadas Economic Council forecast that by 1982 the Canad ian economy will equal that of Britain today He also prophesied that in 15 years one of every five Canadian young stcrs will be in university or college and that the working force will be 50 per cent higher Dr Deutsch maintained two things were needed sane world and con Linued unity for our country to achieve this progress But obviously there must also be other conditions Some of them have been compiled by The Vancouver Sun for Canadian con sideration There is to begin the need for immense injections of investment capital it has been estimated $50000 is required to create new job To meet the 1982 predication three and three quarter million must be added to the work force capital requirements for this come to roughly $200 billion By nec essity much of this will have to be attracted from foreign sourcm But of even prior importance will be the necessity of increasing education and skills in the work force Without them investment is handicapped if not indif ferent to Canadian growth Theres need to increase produetivit as key to growth as well as competitive strength In world markets Greater emphasis on research is yet another requirement The Sun points out that only 58 per cent of Canadian youth attend university as compared to 11I per cent in the US explaining the advantage the has in industrial knowhow contributes to the higher income and living standards The vision for 1982 and the years for ward is bright but it can only be realized through discipline on the part of govern ments business and workers It de pends on the understanding by Canad ians of the closelyknit relationships of incomes education and living standards DOWN MEMORY LANE 35 YEARS AGO IN TOWN Barrie Examiner April 21 1982 Town council decided to start spring work on streets immediately due to favorable weather South Simcoe wants action on better highway connections with Bar rie and Toronto Kiwanis Club of Barrie held annual railway day at CNR station Allandale with Victor Knight as host Speaker was John Thornton of Eublic relations department introduced Superintendent Arthur Cavanagh Barries unemployed heads of families placed on towli lists for work on roads and streets At Trinity Church lit Rev Rix Bishop of Caledonia 80 spoke on distressed con ditions there and appealed for help Barrie Plant Council Bell Telephone elected Alderman George James resi4 dent Harold Hill secretary Ving commander Breadner formerly of Camp Borden appointed C0 of new air base at Trenton Lions Club held big sports program in Barrie Arnioury as first local venture Former Toronto Argo lineman and Canadian amateur wrestling cham Eion Mike Chepesuik now Dominion og grader for CopaCo feature perform er in exhibition contest Boxing bouts bad Eric Carnegie Toronto vs Howard Bulmer Camp Borden Lorne Ferguson Barrie vs Alvie Deslaurier Toronto Stan Duke Cookstown vs Art Spruston of RCAF Camp Borden Eldon Augie Ferguson Barrie vs Chuck Murphy To ronto Mayor John Craig officially opened show Charlie Lowe and Ed Shuler were referees Officials were Cam bell Raikes of Shanty Bay Major Knowles Arthur Pugh and Dr Raymond Hughes Weekly sermon provided by Rev Black Collier St United Church Coach Smith had Barrie lacrosse team out for first practice including goalies Jack Walsh Norni Hooper and Les Hook defence men Cotty Tribble John Dobson Bill Dyment Gard VanAtter and Joe Daley forwards Les Wiles Blondy Wiles Ken Walls Harold Park Jimmy Simpson Chuck McDonagh ltoss Cowan Archie Thompson Harry Beeforth Chick John ston Gordon Wood At Roxy Theatre Joe Brown in Firemen Save My Child At Capitol Douglas Fairbanks Sr in Around the World Ted Dy ment and Earl Smith opened car wash business Gordon Stevenson stock broker advised purchase ofAlexandria Gold for speculation tn weekly invest ment review James Vair former mayor of Barrie was in Toronto news when he rescued small child from jaws of savage bulldog Dr Simpson MPP arranged for Barrie school trus tees George Smith and Albert Bryson to interview minister of education in ei fort to secure grant for commercial de partment Barrie Collegiate Institute OTHER EDITORS VIEWS LESSON IN READING FRENCH Owen Sound SunTimes High school French teachers students of French even those whose interest centres around the English language might well take lesson from small event which occurred during funeral ser vices for the late GovernorGeneral Georges Vanier Millions of television viewers saw and heard Jean Vanier ason of the listing uished Canadian read small part of the service The action itself was short and simple But the reading in French can only be described as classic To one with no knowledge of French the spoken language is usually mere medley of strange sounds without rhy thm cadence or clarity It has strong nasal overtones But French as spoken by Jean Van QUEEIIS PARK Members Disappointed By Vote Uncertainty ier was delight to hear even though barely one word in twenty was under stood by this English speaking listener Every word yes every syllable was clear and distinct so clear that one could al most spell it even though one did not understandit The words were like crystals sharply etched in purity It is diction such as this which makes any language living and vibrant for those who hear it Such purity of speech can only engender respect for the man and for his language It is quality we English speaking Canadians might well strive for Paragraphically Speaking An equal division of wealth wouldnt please the average person because he wants more than the other fellow has DDNALD oneenw TORONTO The uncertainty over an Ontario election has members here not only disap pointed and confused but also trying to struggle with some incidental personal problems Nobody except Premier Ro barts and probably one or two of his closest contidantes knows just what his real intentions are This applies from cabinet ministers down Even Progressive Conerva tive party officials the men who will actually be running the governments campaign are in the dark preparations and are ready to go But theyagain except at the very topdont know when the go will be given PERSONAL PROBLEMS One of the problems this pre souls for members and other They have been making their candidates is what to do about their machinery Many of them for instance already have their campaign headquarters and other office space rented What should they do about this Should they keep it and perhaps ve to pay rent through the summer Or should they drop It and lake the chance of picking up other space when the vote is actually called Then there Is me To member who has 5000 display cards all printed and stored in his base ment And somebody is going to want to he paid he exelaima He wont get his campaign money from the party until the election is actually under way AIII In the meantime if the rlnter Is to be paid it will gt veto be out of themembers pocket Then there is anotlteLmem her who has planned to take his wife to Europe this winter He has already changed res ervations twice and now he doesnt know what to do whether to go ahead with his present reservation for raid June and face the prospect of having to cancel at the last minute OPPOSITION T00 The uncertainty and delay also put the opposition at some disadvantage of course The ND is reported to have printed hundreds of thousands of price calculators little device to appeal to housewives Many of these have already been distributed If the election is off until fall they will lose much of their punch Other members already have campaign cards through their ridings They will either have to take these down and store them or have them wear out Which illustrates few of the reasons why all members here would like to get the vote over with By BOB BOWMAN it was no April Fools Joke on April 1385 when Indians rushed into Battlefold and 500 citizens had to seek shelter in the North West Mounted Police compound They had to live there for nearly month al though the area was only too yards square The Indian attack was part of the Riel Rebellion on the Prairies Troops were rushed from the east on the far irom completed Canadian Pa elfic Railway In order to get around Lake Superior sections of track were laid on the Ice Troops oitcneravclIed in open freight cars in bitterly cold weather Before the rebellion ended with Ricla surrender more than 7000 men bud been called into service As Riel had less than 500 Mulls and about noon Indiana the fight they put up can be appreciated IIEAIID BAND MUSIC Battleiords liberation cama on April 24 and the besieged citizens could hardly believe their ears when they heard band music over the rolling hills LtCol Oltcl had led force of poo militia and police By PHILIP DEANE Foreign Affalre Anulyet Americas Surveyor satellite sending pictures from the moon is reminder that our world of tomorrow is being shaped in the laboratories and research estab lishmenis of today not only in terms of gadgetry but also as regards the direction towards which education will move the avenues into which human in genuity will be channeled Drdy the scientists possibly fully un derstand the implications of this trend but they eaem to have foresworuas bodyany disv euasion of where they are lead ing us they say their business is pure research and they shun the word consequences The United States spend Elbe Emir Trumbul 16 Bayfield Street Barrie Ontario Authorized as second class mail Post Office Department Ottawa and for pendent of postage to cash Daily Sundays and Statutory Holidays excepted gt Subscription rates daily by carrier 45c weekly $2340 yearly Single copies me By mail Barrie $1340 yearly Ontario $1200 year motor throwoff 15 year Mall out side Ontario 514 year Out side Canada British posseel stuns $15 year and foreign year National Advertising 0i fices 423 University Avenue Toronto 540 Cathcart St Montreal 507 1200 West Pen der St Vancouver BC Member of the Canadian Daily Newspaper Publishers Association the Canadian circulations The Canadian Press is ex elusivelyentitled to the ose for republication of all news dispatches in this paper cred ited to it or The Assocated Press or Reutere and also the local news published therein am WW CANADAS STORY Indian Attack Part Of Riel Rebellion ioat and some other tribes not inspector Francis Dickens son roman AFFAIRS World Of Tomorrow Being Shaped In Laboratories eratore may enable highenergy physicists to discover more so By PATRICK NICHOLSON OTTAWANever In the him from SWIH Current It had been tory of Canadian politics have tough march in cold weather but the Indians melted away Ion when they heard the troops That accurately describes the coming Conservative leadership contest In the meantime fighting was now more then four months breaking out in many isolated 8W3 mm lhe SIMIan Wil areas Hlele able military Messrs Geurse Hoes Dnvle leader Gabriel Dumoat was luitnn Mike Starr John Mac trying to incite all the Indiana lean and Huiih DIM on the Prairies to go on the dressed and mounted for tho warpath If he had succeeded race Wally hIcCutcheon Alvln every white person might have Hamilton Bob MeCleave HeW been massacred but fortunately Id Gmmfil Id MCI Lam missionaries including Father but are lolterlnxyln the sad mcombg and Rev John Me dliug enclosure and Dalton Dougall persuaded the iiiack Camp seems to be hiding his boots and spure behind fallen principle Eight of these are hiPs of whom all except Fulton Lum bert and Grafitey signed the hanged recent pledge of loyalty to John one or the Nor WES Dlefenbokrr so long as he re Mounted Police who was active mm the dim leader In the fighting against Rial was No namesno packdrill as we used to say in the army Lets just suggest that this mixed grill contains some bang ers but also some tomatoes and no peach The purpose of any party in choosing leader is obviously to find Ihe men must likely to lead it to electoral victory against whatever competition other parties might produce leadership convention is an Important waystation on the track to such victory not an ac casion to squander consolation prizes on those who have toiled wlthout attainlng notoriety or have attained notoriety without laboring for it So it is essential to Conservatives that their con vention shall pick the best avail mm research than the rest able man whether or not he is to take part Ironically Gabriel Dumont eventually died in bed an hon ored citizen but Louis Riel was oi author Charles Dickens Dur lag the confusion Dickens lost gold watch that had been given to him by his father but it was recovered after the rebellion small picture of his mother and lock of her hair still were in the case 0f the in US does is disclosed candidate today and determines for competitive reae sons what Russia will do and Sixty mm 5mm the rest of Europe too Thus it matters to all of us that in the COULD RESTORE PARTY last 10 years the US spent Surveying the coming four total of sliiooooooooo on re months from the vantage point search and development and of ttgls swan under the impetus of co war $100000000000 or ninetenths were spent on do fence space and nuclear re search For God sent not his Son in Exiating plaus call for more 20 121 actnnIltfenmwoJI of the same For instance there mm an is plan to place VITOInch 1013317 mg tElescope in orbit at cost of 3WW0W¢ It firm high The mission of Jesus was not 6139 PhYSIBI5 to punish man for his sins but Will each receive $900000 In to pardon him from them If we research funds dunno the next fall to accept Him as our ed 7018 vacate we must face Him as our our BETTER PICTURES The orbital telescope will give us better pictures of heavenly bodies than heretofore costly endfizanlic billion volt accel ealled fundamental particles These are no doubt worthy oh jectives but are they nine times more worthy than research ob iectives of all other suientifio and intellectual disciplines than thahealth of the human mind mini appear Diei Camp Key Men In Leadership Race so many excited so few for so of Parliament Hill we see paradox The one man who can do more than anyone else to re deem the Conservative party is its present chief Dlef blnt from him would bring all his many staunch supportersand their Iuyuliy has been tested behlnd whichever candidate he might support All good Conservatives must hope that his decision on this point will coincide with that oi the majority ot the antiDleien baker elements In the party This is certainly not impossible although It rules out certain of those names Meanwhile the one man who has unlimited scope for destroyr lag the party the man who wisely or otherwise precipl tZIIEiI the convention Dalton Camp He largely engineered this through the authority of his nt fice as national president of the THE LIGHT roucn Memory Is Best Friend Of Man by nAL BOYLE NEW YORK PlAwake or asleep the best friend of man is memory it does more than anything else to keep him sane and xreasonably content with his fli And youve got pretty long memory yourself it you can look back and remember when Everybody figured girl was real flirt if she wore spit curl In the middle of her forehead Firemen often wore red sus ponders as symbolol their vocation Parents took it for granted that sometime beiore he grew up every boy would make at least one altemptto run away from home In my only ven ture got only 15 miles dianged mymiud and man aged to return home in time for supper womans work truly was never done Nomatler how manyvother things she accom plished in day wife al waye bad waiting small lrylng to impress your ilttle party If he becomes candl date himself his sincerity will be destroyed by that one ecs ture and his personal ambition starkly revealed There woud be an rimraged don on the convention floor with the massive Dlefenbaker cohorts either thwarting Camp or quitting the bloody battle field fpr keeps SEEK IDEAL LEADER The Conservative party could not survive Gimp candidate He must know this He must also know that those Conserva tives who reelected him as na tloaal prcsldcnt were really voting not for Camp but for convention month ago he even do clared have no intention of being candidate Iio now seems to be thinking otherwise this Is almost certainly because he is unimpressed by the pres ent contenders basket of socks that needed darning Middle aged ladies were morelmpressive than they now are With their big hats their tightly laced armor of enrsetry their petticoats and blllouy dresses they moved along the sidewalks with the dignity and authority of bat Lleships You almost broke your neck grammar school girl friend by riding your bicycle with the handlebars reversed In er the old folks got and ehdiren glass of hot teddy at bed time the children were The old folks sometimes were helped by treated by the application to throat orchest of piece tom fl underwear smeared wllh warm lard or slinky salve The telephone was still re garded as one of the miracles of the age rather than as necessary nuisance Those were the days Re member ieeareh for strategicpolitical or monetary reasons to assert that Press and Audit Bureau on gall with concepts lneomprehen and body Is it better to orbita telescope rather then clear slum This the scientists do not discuss they often deny reading the dis turblng reports about trouble in our neighborhoods They talk to one another and not even about their work but about the good gadgetladeulife that Is their reward Admittedly the prey sures are on them not to nuns vtion questioners have their ae eurity clearances lifted But by not talking the scientist allow others who are interested in re CANADA OSISE FLVoiu Marmaraale WATBROUGHI THECABLE WHEAETZMNWT his explorations will lead us all IMMNTSHWWI mm to the promised land in in nnonmetalrranrumnnvanraaanwm enlist should help the rest of us Ila21mm wmlmfimmlwtgwifin determine Whether such asser araovsuouusnunvoluruunrnwumurr WIIMEMUTINIESMIKIIM 3M1 VINV MAIN PEOPLE EMIMEDSIIE VASCURSED BEMUfE ZRIVETERS WISE SW title IIER Milli DURING till WWI 701W RIDICIJLED idElDEAWTTMKdJULDIIAVEIfAPPENEDr WWIIHM LEVAMI Ill WillMM allMM WW IMFii WIIIWMWnIrflilf MAS tfone are true he deals after 50 aintPR5 fora 7Mwrl5 eible to most of us expressed In what amounte to foreign tongue Only he can really tell where be Is leading and he will notteil