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73112 Walls Publisher is returned to him usually flat as path dollar bills and then having it returned Aortic Examiner William Telfer General Manager McPherson Managing Editor WEDNESDAY JANUARY is so PAGE Tax Rebate Program Government Monstrosity tothe tenant They either felt no ob ligation to make it or collected for it in one way or another This was aggravat ed by the fact that landlords were them selves facing increases in taxes power rates and fuel costs If Mr McKeougb assumes that his re bate program worked he is sadly mis taken The fact that the department has 12 to lhtelephones kept busy answering complaints from tenants should tell him so And if he considers that his depart ment is hearing from only small per centage of those who have legitimate complaints he should be convinced of ils failure The tax rebates represent disturb ing trend in government whereby cit izens are being taxed to the limit and then the government in all its presum ed wisdom redistributes some of this money back among the flock in the form of baby bonuses negative income tax or shelter exemption grants Not only would the taxpayers prefer to be left with the money to start with they are paying the additional cost of bureaucratic rmonstrosities that are nec Municipal Affairs Minister DArcy McKeough is being extremely naive when he says that well over 99 per cent of Ontario tenants appear to have received their 1968 tax reduction allow ance with no problem or complication Mr McKcough is acquainted only with those city cases wherelandloids have refused to pay rebates to tenants of great apartment houses and those ten ants have complained en masse For every case like that however there are hundreds of cases where ten ants living in individual apartments or homes have not received rebates and will not complain about it because they cannot risk poor relations with landlords relations which are on much closer and more personal basis than those in the apartment complexes He has no way of knowing for certain about what must be thousands of cases where the rebates have been paid and rents increased correspondingly In others planned improvements to house or apartment have been put off with the tax rebate supposedly serving as an al ternative The rebates were to give every house holder 545 to $60 Homeowners were to receive them directly and those who rented homes were to receive the rebate via landlords The problem is that many landlords not fully understanding the program considered the rebate gift from them mm in If Mr McKeough persists in carrying on with this program he should follow the advice of some of its critics and make the payments directly to the householders be they owners or tenants ny rmuca monoason oirnwa Hon Beo DOWN MEMORY LANE lo YEARS AGO IN NEW CITY Hap Emms and Bill Long were referees Barrie Daily Examiner Jan 15 1959 Allen Fisher had collegiate band in at fififiefllflaflisfidflgffixz Secretary Ken Johnson of Planning tendance Mrs Sue Emms and her and Important Canndlancluh of Board reported industrial development group of girls from Barrie Skating Club Toronto early in each New lagged far behind home buildinglast put on special show Mrs Jean Gable we we mi year New provincial farm marketing was emcee President Charles St mung 13 law bond market andsoarlng inter act believed not to affect Copaco in hog Pierre of La Banque Canadienne Nation sales Dr Edwin Wilson elected es es be fale in Montreal warned that government gavnmmem usual chairman public utilitiesycommissionr must stop inflationnow as erosion of The 56 clubmembm which facesproblems ingrowing city currency threatened welfare of Cdnad pnmihem me mun William Shaw installed as WM ians Royal Victoria Hospital nurses make the customary review of of Corinthian Masonic Lodge by Wor produced successful year book Karen the economic results of the year Bro Fred Crowe and other Past Mas Miles headed editorial staff with assist P35 and P699 in the PT ters Alderman Lester Cooke ance by Miss Helen Shanahanfsuperin geijg bfle fieghyef named chairman of city status commii tendent Miss Marion Wadland director mm fercd upon inflation and the tee to negotiation With Slmcoe County of nurses Dr William Little chief of hid he 3k Guelph Biltmores ledby Red on mm medical staff William Craig chairman on behalf of his werspendlng belt and Jean Ratelle beat Barrie Flyers hospital board Reeve Arthur Evans government proved bitter dis 13 in Junior hockey Frank Rooke FSA native of Barrie appointed an associate actuary by CariadaflLife Major Kenneth Jefferson Royal Cana dian Dragoons appointed to HQ staff Canadian Base in Middle East between Egypt and Israel Ontario joined other provinces in adopting driver merit plan Fiyers played exhibition game at Barrie Arena against North an Trappers and raised $2080 for retarded children Barrie had Wayne Rutledge in goal and Dale Rolfe on defence Los Angeles Kings Feature event was game between little Davids and Great Goliaths minister and city councillors led by Mayor Willard Kinzie Clergy were allowed to wear boxing gloves soon become town Chester Mac we Sharply Wide Lean Barrie postal clerk received fjaeellhlfiim ward from department for efficiency mmpmrogngm md 05 suggestion Number of repoItEdeX whose business and interest is ecuiiorls rose sharply in Cuba as Fidel finance Castros rebels took firm control coon TOBY rlams Barrie District Collegiate Board at in ML Benson mm his med augural elected Charles Griffin chair with some Sammie 31mm James Kelly chairman Rowe QC told fellow Lions about pro ago under Conservative gov posed harbor development lakeshore enWHI He spoke of the vast ing the new maturity in our of Barrie prepare drive for dimes or indusmal swam and me RaniZEd by Kineue Chm MTS George addition of new dimensions to publicity directon OTHER EDITORS VIEWS RANDOM THOUGHT St Catharines Standard Its hardly newsworthy these days if man loses his wallet Its not even newsworthy if in due course the wallet falls within the scope of finance Then came the burial truth The most unwelcome feature during 1968 was the persistent ward movement of ric and Cetharines man the other day He had as at page muchpin gm dropped his wallet on the floor while ofanything we can regard as having drink in local hotel By the tolerable he said Inflation is the old it is economically dis ruptive it impairs our interna tional competitive position he to identify the wallet it and the $90 in it had passed through many hands cake But losing wallet stuffed with From the cleaning lady who found it to said adding in wideeyed the hotel owner who passed it on to the amazement what is particu pollce constable on the beat Just luck larly iroblesome at the present Youd never convince the man of that stuffed with dollar bills is another thing Thats what happeneuto so larly troublesome at the present may IT HAPPENED iii CANADA like Barrie Examiner 15 Bayfield Street Barrie Ontario Authorizedas second class mail by the Post Office De partment Ottawa and for payment of postage in cash Return WstagE guaranteed Daily Sundays and Statutory Holidays excepted carrier 50c weekly $2600 yearly single copies me By 2754 mwus Ontario $15200 year imotor throw off $18 year Out 43 side Ontario 20 year Outlt Kid side Cagnéida BritiisbSApossé WERNOE FNEWFIWICE FROM I67ZIIEBUII Fort annular in farms 532 year National Advertising Offices 425 University Avenue Toron to 640 Catbcartisin Mont Kin ston0ntllflLLIAIillIPEPIJISED 1i Sllz ILLIAM PIlIPS Alllcilon QUEER mlbtJOWlEIMDZAWWWES it 14 FAILEDWDEMWéItl nimm Hal recovermacaw mumrs Member of the Canadianv QE Iv Press and Audit Bureau of uriiulleEPEEs 0N TrlEGDOUN oliIECAL£AR51WEDE sag circulations ARE AN UPDATED DISPLAY oF iNDIAN SPIRITUAL POWER The Canadian Press Is ex 145 Maoasr or FEW YEA25AM dineAL oreoer WNWM unduly entitled to the use mgr41mins mils WisrirvcMfieIM wayFr fgfifizq for republication or all news MRPftIWEWER 755m WESIEMWDM sio armorhis dispatches Inlhis paper credlt file MlYfliflalISEMEIET WINimulllolwss WITHOUT lied to it or The Associated 4W fiE moms caromso Muenstermow BAGKBoNes Press or Reuters and also the local news published therein IllaIll ml lair paww he mamg MMJS marginal We as OTAWA arroar Public Disenchanted With Gov Bonds stated that village of Bradford would appointmentto his expectant man Separate School Board electedpreser record breakfng lmm Osmond Jr which startedvnearly eight years drive and park nMarching Mothers increase in the standord of liv Lunau is president Mrs Frank Carter our cultural lliewhich hardly of the economys performancel time he was called to the police station dilly unjust malt and Wm mail Barrie $2600 yearly spread and growing expectation vtbat Inflation will persist The most obviousconse quence of this expectation is the publics markedJack of enthu siasm to buy bonds and conse ipicnt high interest rate offered on bonds and fixedinterest bearlng securities of all kinds This situation Is highly unfa vorable for those who have to depend upon bonds or mort gages for theirftnancing as for ithose who have invested In bonds in the past Finance Minister Benson as the moneymaster of prom gate government Is one of those fiicommoded by this situation Why then does he offer no promise to curb his wanton col eagues and to curtail govern ment overspending which is the largest single factor contrib uiing to the inflation which he cannot tolerate NO MYSTIQUE Tlcralu lIcs our trouble the public is disenchanted with gov emmcni bonds lust as wouldbe homeowners are disgusted with mortgage cosu Thus during the AROUND THE WORLD Trudeau Impressive qu Foreign Debut pm DEANE Foreign AflslrsAnalysl One English columinist called our prime minister treaty prig Anodier said he was disappointment Charles Taylor of the Globennd Mail praised Mr Trudeau for flexibility on the Rhodesian question and for the suggestion that the Africans might perhapsseek some snlu tfon other than majority rlile be fore Britain grants irldependv encerto Rhodesia but Taylor added Mr Trudeau should have time is the apparently widedudicaieawnuilhe suggestion is Finally functionaries from other delegations to the Com monwealth conference were re ported not be impressed by Mr Trudeaus social life All of this criticism isnnt only irrelevant but reflects credit on Mr Tru dean The columnist who called our prime minister treaty prig writes for one of britalns phro nctlc large circulation papers and is professionally obliged to sound different to other colum nists He also must sound rude nnddesiruotIVethose are the Subscription rates daily byrllles oithe game for British columinists in the popular pa pets as opposed to the prestige ones and Ellese rules explain the commons of the other col umnist who found Mr Trudeau disappointment0ther ad verse Britishicomment centered on his refusal to make political rather than social headlines by announcing eyecatching Canolt dian solutions to the problems of the commonwealth Had Mr Trudeau done so the same col umnists would have melted at the inexperienced newcomer trying to tell his elders how to act DEFENBAKER lononso As for the criticism that he did not suggest readyinada solution for Rhodesia this would have been the worst thing to do Mr Dlefenhoker used to try this and his otherwise renal past three years when the public be on balance reduced Its holdings of government bonds the banks havobad to take up over 31000300900 In new government bonds all re presenting new money pumped into circulation and thus inllat ing further our living costs and devalulng our dollar loud crash was heard by members of Torontos Canadian Club gathered in the Royal York hotel as the repute of our finance minister splintered onto the floor leaving him revealed as bereft of understanding oi the bond market and with the siatus of just plain accountant from Kingston For Mr Bensons thin re marks said little but yet clearly revealed that he is unaware of his own responsibility for bring ing our bond market to its present dangerous situation and indeed for chisciling awayso drastically at the purchasing power of our woodpqu dollar Financial note Government bond orginally bought for $100 will now fetch $45 ble suggestions would be Ig nored because the Asiains and Africans did not want someone elses plan they wanted plans of which they would becalled the authors That Mr Tnideau eidoys the company of beautiful women is to his credit that one of them turned out to he publicity bound is not his fault That he can ride out all the social pub licity unavoidable for an eligible bachelor in his position slide down bannisters to boot and still avoid appearing corny stupid or undignifled and none of these adjectives can be applied to him is some indication that his innate dignity and worth are of high order The press spokesmen of other dele gations envy his capacity for beingthe centre of attention There are British critics who want him to take up some of Britains burdens and his answer is that he is still think ing about Canadian foreign poli cy It is the right answer and true one truer than the usual meaningless platitude ut Canada wanting to pull its weight in the family of nations It is marvellously refreshing to have prime minister say with perfect candour that we might have to back down from policies we prefer because some of our frlends dislike them Mr This deans debut in foreign affairs ls impressive BIBLE THOUGHT fThen said Jesus unIo lle dis dplflhlf any man will come after me let him deny himself ind take up his crossnnd fol low me Matthew 1624 Being Christian ls some thing more than Joining church and giving little money It Is sell out to the bare walls of the oldlife and bringing it under new manage mout To THE EDITOR QUEENS PARK Member For Toronto Makes Himself Heard or room mm Reid who represents the Toronto riding of Scarborough East In also the liberal partyl education critic In the Ontario Legislature lie fun we to the legislature since the election of October l961butheisnoloogernevrto the political game Within his own party Tim Reids production formidable Hardly day goes by that be Isnt on his feet during question period This isnt tosay Id bet him against Sudburya Elmer Sopha In faithful but he among members who believe they hsva something to ray and will say It bring Tim Reid to attention because he recently polled lid of his constituentson variety of issues and surprisingly got 76 detailed replies Now It would be silly to sug gest that the results of mice tinnnnlre put in Individuals with 75 replies could represent current Ontario Inlnn on the broadest possible asis but the views of Tim Reids constituents are worth summarizing as sampling Vhat came Ihrough with real clarity Is that those who wor the ucsdonnaire went individual llberty Tlm Reid summed it up lllla way Theyll take chancaon some rabblerousing rather than see the sliding of individual liber ties The majority favored wire taps but under rigid confrol LETTERS STRIKING COMMITTEE Dear Sir mind like to comment on the Sdiorial in your paper of Jun IOccaslons will arLsc when through personal or business or other Involvement may feel his judgment maybe Influenced on the issue under consideration At this time he should declare him self and refrqu from any fur ther partlcipatlonof the Issue believe there Is percent age of men with this Integrity in every business or occupa tion including the two mention ed in your editorial construc tion industry and real estate field Should the striking committee feel any one proposed does not have this qualification he should nolonger be considered If he does have then he should be considered on his experience good judgment etc Not in rotation to his business or occupation Hoping for your consideration Bud Allen Builder tRclIledt TODAY 7100 do 900 EM SPECIAL CHILDRENS SHOW SATURDAY aoi crmunrrox PRESENTS mfllfllflmmnm IAUIIIEIIIMIIII IIIANEIiIIENIO nouns rain nonunion anyone in public administration runncuuculllicluinnoon Adult In House The general opinion wn that the court should be the control centre This implied iliat In geni eral there Is public confidence In the courts Odeosivo as this may be to many readers the Christian church did not come off very well The malority said the church does not speak today for most Ontario residents In reli gious teaching or In its attitude towardlife It is also fair to say of course that on alterna tive was neither requested nor offered mocx ll RICH it was on education lhat Tim Reid hit the big lode To struck It rich that majorl fy of parents are absolutely against the release of any Infor mation whatsoever about their children In school This must be severely classified Information for use only by toddlers and parents Here Is the banned list that developed in replies to Mr Reids questionnaire credit bureaus chartered banks nancc companies mnglstratcs policemen probation officers None of these should have ac cess to youngsters school rev am Mr Reid reported that of the 76 who replied 57 wanted change In the law to establish the privileged nature of school records Parents apparently also want an earlier head start in the oducatlonnlsyatem This doesnt seem to Indicate baby sitter oifitudelon the part of parents because they would prefer to have lhe whole operation over and done with before the age category that up plies toduy The parents who responded to Tim Reid did not think their children are active enough in the learning process Their oplna ion Is that teachers and teach log are more Important than the curriculum gt reptile Finest In Dining and Dancing Pleasure Its REDWOOD ROOM runs or miles south of Elmvale Every azio puni um Friday Saturday Top Entertainment Every Weekend who cares about 35 year old virgin Jon wooelwa up Iiiltltfnlfll room it rachei ADULI murmur STARTS TODAY one ShowDeIIy Hombre pnl REX HARRISIIN RDSEMARY HARRIS LllIIlS dflilRDAllI RACHEL RDBERIS IN AFRED KONLMARPRODUCIIDN amrunananii PLUS Entertainment 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