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16 Bayliald Waill Fublirhnr irradiation panama by Cbhhdlan Newaplpon Limited Street as norm Man Examiner William Tailor General Manager aging Editor TUESDAY AUGUST ll ll PAGI GOVi the Invitation to readers orllyllillrroar Reader jW onldjChéck Absenteeism Of Mst UITAWAA reada in Prince Albertrrecelily allied Ottawa Report some ouulIona about the rising cost of government In replying conclth Ith other questions Many readers evidently hato doubta or puzzle in their minds shall the hinctloning of our federal government and they are writing to ask me for infor pleuei matlon or WlmilimWNM am very happy to try to supply in this column For example hir Andrew Calrick of Severn Bridge 0ni writu and great number of my friends would like to know if absenteeism of MP checked lve any that an hIPa place is in the Home at all times We the moiespay each MP minimum of Siam yearly with tax exemption and In Vietnam Still Be Puppet Nafionalelections in South Vietnam fonpgesidentddd the 60nlan Senataar scheduled fer Sept What the eco tion will mean for the United States for Vietnamiand the whole war effort is matter°for7thepurestspeculation 0n the surface it seemed reasonable idea to hold general election to est siege orderato ccep it one must disc untjthe fact at onders of cons tlo governmentremain pretty much tery to most Vietnamese It was Presi dent Johnson who insisted on the election duriiig theJlonoluiuJonferenc Feb ruaty1966 The purpose was to Hill legitimate government andthe Pre sidents reasons for promoting th tion are fairly obvious legitimate government gorer needed by the United States legaliz its own presence in the count With out it the Americans are faced ally with the depressing fact th ttlleyr alf million troops iety path at the my tion of gove that no longerexists And whatEVerpol icy the US follows in the future it needs legal Vietnamese government to validate the policies it adopts It also needs legal government to he Justify to its own people and to its friends side America its growing commitment DOWN when this 45 YEARS AGO IN TOWN Barrie Examiner Aug 14 James Keeps Toronto nephew of Wil liam GalliegtMary Street announced that Barrie had been chosen as location of new industr manufacture womens Group Toronto Kiwaniansyisited Barrie with view to sponsoring club here During evere thunderstorm lightning struck sleepleof Trinity Church setting fire to stru ure ies Damage wasslig lTlii for Barrie church towe to be struck others being Collier Metho dist twiceiiand Essa Road Presbyterian ited decided to probeirit company in cial affairs having nveat ed totalol$2liloo Mayor John ittl told meefihgfthat month earlierheihadi been approadled with view of ettlng loan ot$25000 from Town of promisingtactoryas security Mach ln mill was valued at $60000but figured etuaily as notmol8 ban $10000 el Fisher Wiillarhtltusk Walter an William Catlinap toseAeky legal dwardWbrdgson Colonel antes Ward Barrie has written volume of essays entitled The Way farer which received very favorable notices Morgan 77 prominent former Barrie citizen and county ubiic school inspector for 25 years dl Aug at Oakvillcwhare hehad been superi tendent of Foresters Orphanage past 17 yeara est Gwillimbury inen have it making inoonshine in dens ery Shareholders of Yorkshire pitcher properly constituted government onldimakp the American position either mar or less difficult depending on the attitude it adopted toward the war and the American presence if war govern ment is elected it could give the Us firm base of operational support for policy designed to further escalatethe war But what if the new government urns to the US and says Thanks lot old man for all your help butwa can handle things nicely ourselves now Just take your men and guns out of Viet ham and run along Thriaiterposslbilit cause in the final analysis civ an gov ernment will still be dependent on the Army if it is to be sustainedrin office for nyperiod of time The flu the Army will be able to exert on iiew gov ernment in fact even if the Armyspres idential ticket General Thieu and Prem igrKy fails to win support gill provide the key to government belia afte sep mber Wliat President Johnson Will have after tbejelection is only the appearance of constitutional government puppet man ipulated by the Army It will not we wouldthink be enough to make the Am erican presence etnam much on legitimate than it is at the pras ttlme bush near Bradford Prevent or officers 22 following trail found huge iron still with capacity 150 gallons Warrents were is sued for parties suspected but suspicious rested on either owner orxtenantof fault on which it was discovered North Simone shares in agricultural prosperity of Ontario Hay was heaviest in years potagoes tremendous acreage grain crops goo ganized ll storage and grading station and cbop sales Barrie paddlers won nine firsts and six seconds including war canoerace at water arts held in no nection with Orillias SldBoys Celebra ii last week PresidentOiiver Cam eron and Secretary Gordon Longman of BarrieiAquatic Club were jubilant Knock baseballclub won rlnnisfl pionshi beating Stroud 1544 in 10 in nings city Cliff Lockhart was winning horuton won Barrie field compe on in oats Memorial unvei ed in Tiny Township to first masscelebrated in Ontario 300 years ago His Grace Archbishop McNeil offic iated before large gathering at openair Ba org eorge Hubbard elected president Alioward Feltsecretary Directors are Arthur Smith Thomas Wauchope Alonzo MacLelIan Dr William Lewis Frank Hurlburt Malcomson John Wisdom Alex Maciaren Fred 0t ton Duncan McCuaig Mc Cague Alliston district agricultural re presentative reported excellent crops in South Simone At Craighurst potato group or reckon that HP anon under the lame rulesca workman or office hand he should be checked for ab Iencc The rules of lhe House of Commons stipulate that every MP must attend the scrvica of the House Each is permitted 21 days of absence during the tension which nolvadaya colt aiati of about 160180 working days during the year For each additional day of pipeline an MP is docked 5120 unicsa auch absence is caused by public or official business ltinrc is no system of cloclc cailllolls STORY Long Canoe Against Currents By BOB BOWMAN No doubt Sir George Simpson has been watching from heaven as Canadian canocmen raced across the continent to Expo in this cenlennlal year Perhaps he pointed out to his celestial comrades that those modern paddlera rode with the current most at the way but his Jour neys from Hudson Bay to the Pacific were against the cur rent until they crossed the Rockies One of Sir Georges Irlpn began on Augustus lazt He had been appointed governor of Ruperts Land in um where the Hudao Bay Company and its fierce Now he was waiting impa tiently at York Factoryior ship to arrive from Britain with his instructions He wanted to inspect the Co lumbia Department on the Pa cific and the northern naviga tion season would soon be closed Chief Factor Dr John McLaughlin had been sent on his way 50 days ago When the ship did not arrive on August Sir George decid unl elybeedinotitoaulHnyilongeirile and chief trader James Mc Millan gathered the best half breed Voyageurs available and Iravelled up the Nelson River to Frog Portage Churchill River Methy Portage and ar rived at Isle la Crosse on Sep embol The men were proud to pad vdle Sir George but it look great amina He would start at after alvim and keep for 164 and even in hours Just before reaching the Ath abaska River Sir George caught up to his subordinate Dr McMillan who was some what embarrassed Although they stopped many times to consult their men attrading posts theiourney from Hudson Bay toFort Gear formerly ort Astoria at mouth of the Columbia River was com pleted in days distance of anon mile orna dosr 15 EVENTS islecorner ed to Examiner is than Street arrio Ontario as second class ost office Depart malt ment of postage in CREIL Daily Sundays and Statutory Holidays excepted Subscription rates daily by 45c weddl 57340 yeari ingle copies 10c By rriail Barrie $2340 yearly Ontario stzno year motor tlirowoff $15 year Mail out sideOntannilA year Out side Canada British possee sioiu 515 year USA and foreign $16 year National Advertising ices 425 University Avenue Toronto Mt Catheartr Stu Montreal Slit 1200 We Pen der St Vancouver BC Member of the Canadian DallyivNowspaparrPubllsllers Assoclltion the Canadian Press and Audit Bureau of circulations The Canadian Press is ex cluslvoly entitled to theuse for republication of all news dispatchea in this paper cred iled to it or The Asaocatod PramReuters and alsothe local news published therein tions or NAm Evidently many Trip Universitybt 0le IL the NorthJVesI Company were amalgamated ment Ottawa and for pay lot In for Lils Nor Is there a7 system an in tho Senate when the Clerk eornpilea daily role at anendlnce ltha are on the honor system to report their lb rencu For lmtance in the past year lix hlPIraporttd that they were absent morn than 11 days and they can teasedtn collective total ab aentreisrn of dart The remaining him there fore collectiver tested the cm dullty of this observer by an nounclnl lint they were not ab aent for more than 11 days ax= cent on public or official busi ness Just what constitutes this type of panlnmcnlary business la delicatepoint Ona might assume that it would be ap polnunaol lo Canadian dele gation say In the United Na hiPa usaumc that it lncludca day ofvleiaurc at home durinl which eonniiuency business auch as one intimation call ia conducted TELLTALE VOTE rough and ready check on average attendance it provided by recanted votes In the House During this ionu1llch opened on May and adjourned on July after is working days theta were seven web votes at which the name of every MP voting was recorded There were also four nonrecorded votes at which only the num bers of those voting are tallied rontoa There are as MP when the house is full at those recorded voiel the Wind MP who voted plus the sneaker who only votes to bulk Ila were ill 116 17 Ilplfl 160 and man total on the unrecord ed votes fell to ll 55 and 89 Sometimea one or more MP1 who Are in the building will do liberatdy walk out of tha mantel rather than vnta Otta wa Report drew attention to such an occasion on March this year when raven Conser Russias First Deputy Premier limitless or By JOHN INT Cnadlu Prue lull Writer Just over year Ito Run Ilaa fli deputy premier Dail trl Polyanlky made Can dian tour that was decidedly mot exciting than roost flail visits by fomln dinlime The 10yearold hlr Poiyaln lky humid Ilia Cmdlln boats with razorsharp mind keen unsevof humor and colorfll peuouollyfla seemed the antithesis of the dour for bidding Soviet dflclol of pawn lar legend lie is but in Ottawa for centennial viait Add to represent his canary the Soviet mum at day at Expo 67 In Montreal vatlva MPa leftwhen the vote today was called and lhiu raved the Liberal government from cer tain defeat At the seven recorded vote this summer there were six uberala five Conservatives two New Democrats one Crch tlsla and one Scored who were absent from them all him were 40 Liberals nine Conserv atives two New Democrats two Credltistea undone inde pendent whn voted at them all Fiftyone MP wtuc absent from one vote 43 were absent frtm two votes 38 absent from three votes to absent from four votes 20 absent from live votes and so on John Dicienhaker was the only party leader who voted seven times Thus the avcrage of these votoa raw merely so per cent attendance of MP5 hlr Carricks own MP Dr Rynard of Orlllla In nobi the most conscientiously attend ing MP5 an honor he shares with Oshawas Mike Starr To limmy Walker Oakvilios liarry Harley and France after first voyage to Canada isleChamplain made peace at Three Rivera with Hurona Algonquins and lroquols loosFort Pemaquid Kenne bec Maine surrendered to ibervlllc illsLa Jonouicre term as Governor of Canada titsFirst issue of Nova Sco LIa Gazette intoRobert Gourlny was tried for sedition at Kingston and Brockvillc intoOttawa leg mosRoyal College of Phyar cians and Surgeon was charl tercd at Kingston instChurch of Enynnd con Iercnce at Winnipeg united all synods lastFirst electric street car operated in Toronto Book today aw finialme Italla moved nioneions Margaret Ridnout But wont open the Black +421 INVITE LETTER TO THE EDITOR The Examiner Invite con tribution to IL Letter to lha editor column on the ed Itorinl page when possible lellen should be restricted to 300 In 400 wordl and It should be signed Writers may nine pen name if they do are ITALIA TIES PIIIIIIOS SUDBURY ratplace lie with Hamilton Primes Sat urday in the Ontario National Soccer League as they defeated Iinmiitnn2 fare 1500 fans Ferriiceio and Gino Pa citto scorcd lusthail goals for Sudbury John Kerr replied In the second half for Hamilton Mr Poiyanslrya Vinita dra mallcally aymbolire Soviet trend loward expanding and lléiprovhlg relations with can NEW AVENUE OPEN Sinca his lalt trip the drive to open new avenues of contact between Canada and Russia Ilfll grown atil stronger Cnn ada appears to be willing partner in the movement Dining the last year the two transpolur neighbors have signed commercial air agree ment for flights between Mon cow and Montreal and also have entered into consular agreement The Idea of cultural ex change agreement has been ap proved by the two countries Another longterm wheat agreement has been signed and the Soviet Union particllt paling massively in Expo Scientists and construction ens glnccrs have exchanged north em visits Russian ships ply the St Lawrence River ayatenl in win tar and summer and call at difterent Canadian ports to take on grain In the spring of lost Russian luxury liner began operation between Montreal and Leningrad TRY NEW LINES Now the Russians are trying to open two altogether new lines oi contact with Canada They hava indicated that they wont to bid on the generating and iongdialanca transmission equipment for British Opium biaa huge Peace River power development achernc And they want to engage in what Trade Minister Pa iol ev calla technical coop eration with Canada in explor ing for oil and gas off Canadas Arctic cost These are sensitive areas Vihg to do with vitlaiCanI dlan installations and litepene tration of vital Canadian north ern rcaoha always regarded as highly strategic from Idle de fence standpoint Yet rlhe Swim would appear to be in strong position to press Canada on both matte anadian ofilcials Dour Oiiicial hm accepted the do sin of our pincbuea from the So Union to help reduce the mmlve trade im balance remitting from Soviet nudism of Canadiln ahat And since Russia leader in devdopmenl rd hydroGeo trio power eqlilpnlenl this In an area In which start could be nude toward balancing the ledger Al for oilu exploration In din Arctic this could be consid cred no mention of the current program of CanadianSoviet coop¢ullnn on northern devel opment problems The program berun lut Year has on far taken the form of an exchange of delegations to study oonatntalon technique in the respective countrica per mnlroal Iona Another Soviet team In Inhedulad to arrive thin month for Journey into the Canadian nortblalid £5 Sells Lollipopa jlo Eskimo Tots raoalsm nllv Nwr CPIThere Lt an Oxford Unb veriliy graduate in this Baffin Island settlement who makes living aching lollipop to Eskl mo youngriera am applying my training to make money the best way Imow how explains Colin AI cxaodcr graduate in languages of Magdalen College Oxford and 95 per cent owner of Prob isher Trading Co Md The wyearold son of re tired British naval officer Mr Alexander operates two snack uuu ban and several vending ma chine around this Arctic IEIIIG ment 1300 miles northeast of Ottawa He was hired by the Hudsons Bay Company in Montreal and posted to Frobishcr Bay where the company has two atoru After completln his oneyear contract he wor ed for another lirobisher Ray firm No yearn Vagu he opened tiny snack bar in an unused building He expanded it flying in juke box from Montreal then added pinball and vending machines and second snack bar The next proton was movie theatre BIBLE THOUGHT One thing have derired of the Lord that will leek after that may dwell In the house of the Lord ltoenaya of my Ilie I0 behold the beltily of the Lord and to Inquire In Ills tern pIe Psalm 214 You cant put the Lord in secondary position and expect iitst hand priority Man has in make up his mind where his bnart is going to bel maneABLE 1v SEASONOPENINGSPECIAES SEE ALI THE alolllloul ioorlillll GAMES AFI Ft NFL FREE COLOUR ACTION SAVE $995 rass INSTALLATION Fox AM New auascalaaas All Games Football Baseball PlusvTop Movies All Your ay Turning Your Channal Salecdor No Unaightly RoofTop Antennas Cable Television Reception Is The Only Real Way To Enoy Your Favorite TV Programs Colour IiAvailabla On All Channels av OFFER LIMITED TO ONE FREE INSTALLATION PER 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