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Titanic Examiner Published by Cdnttdlll Newspapers Limited 16 Hayfield Street Barrie0ntario want Publisher Brian Siaight General Manager FRiDAY saint in Barrie CounCil Manages To Hold Dovvn The Budgth it is regrettable that earlier aspirat ions of Barrie City Council could not be met in respect to the civic budget it is to councils credit nevertheless that tax rate increases were kept down to com paratively modest figures Bate increases of 1188 mills on farms similar boost on residences and 27626 on nonresldents must be regarded as modest in the light of heavy pressures on the civic tax dollar The of the increases were due largely to higher costs of secondary school education and an anticipated drop in revenue from grants In the field of general government ov er which it has control the council man aged to hold the line nicely But it was powerless to do anything about school costs which come under the jurisdiction of school boards Council is little more than collecting agent for the boards This Is not meant to im ly that the achool boards are irrcs onsi le on ques tions of finances Noth ng could be far ther from the truth They work closely with the council in efforts to curb mount ing costs but like the council the are sometimes powerless to do much any thing about some forms of expenses This year one of the uncontrollable Max Freedman syndicated Washing ton columnist has advanced sensible plea for Canadian understanding of the position of the United States Speaking to journalists at the 14th an nual National Newspaper Awards din ncr at Toronto itir Freedman asked Can adians to realize that many problems that may be important in their eyes are less conspicuous on the US agenda with world in turmoil knocking at the door of the US State Department how much of US resources can be devoted to constant and creative consideration of Canadian affairs he asked Mr Freedman is right of course We in Canada cannot always expect the US to be fully aware of our internal prob lems nor of our complaints about that countrys socallccl neglect and indiffer once Mr Freedman is convinced that Can items was teachers salaries The High School Board found it hadto make ad justments to maintain competitive 1pm sitlon with other boards There is sti teacher shortage and consequently keen comgetltlon for the scrvlceslvof good teac ers Teachers were among the lowest pald among the professions for manyyears but ey have been coming into their own lately Salaries are now at re spectable level and the upward swing will probably slow down fromnow on un less there is marked change in the cost of living In the meantime the school boards must be prepared to face high costs This year the Barrie council found more tax revenue from new assessments that had been added to tax rolls Without this ad dition the rate boosts would have been much higher and ratepayers would have received much higher tax bills than they will get at midsummer There have been suggestiohs from time to time to give councils control over school budgets This however would be regrettable step Education standards must be maintained and the way to as sure this is to maintain freedom of ac tion for the boards and rely on their good sense in holding down tax levies adian news reports will reach much larger audience as result of the wide spread interest in the US in the recent Canadian election campaign This is all to the good One of the most con sistent complaints has been the indiffer ence of the press of the US to happen ings in Canada Of course from the US standpoint their own domestic news and the developments in Europe and the Far East have had much great er impact on readers than the stories that emanate from their friendly neigh bor to the north Now that they have received some hint of antiAmericanism minor though it was the people of the US will be in more race tivc mood for the news of our nation is trend will make for much greater understanding of Canadian problems south of the border all of which is to the good from the stand point of healthy public relations OTHER EDITORS VIEWS MARKETS ARE NEEDED Woodstock SentinelReview Today it scems that Canadian busi jnesstncn are giving keen car to the urging of Senator Wallace iichutchcon 1for them to throw away their inferior 1in complex and go after trade in other countries in Ottawa vltcre Canadas second cx Iport romoiion conference has been enct it is expected that 150001ntcr 1v cwers will result with the trade com mlssloncrs covering more than 100 countries in an effort to boost Canadas trade export Canadas trade commissioner feels con fldcnt that these conferences will too spire the businessmen of this country to take look at wider fields than the have been doing and get rid of the ccling that they cant compete in the export markets The trade commissions representing many lands are now advising Canadian manufacturers and ex ortcrs how their products will sell on what conditions lilies can expect to ntcet in foreign till DOWN MEMORY LANE 60 YEARS AGO IN TOWN llarrio Nnrtbcrn Advaitcc April 23 1003 limit chlgny np oinlcd carclnkcr post office iulsto itcstirrcctlon attracted largo ntullcnco at Grand Opera House llr Wells purchased gasoline launch which will augment iiarrlcs naval flcct on the hay Citizens lland ar micd members of St Georges Soc cty downtown before mtrtual banquct liliich itccdod repairs made to sidewalk on the Allandolo road tilradford St but south side of Elizabeth St still Iir bad con dition ltev Carton IIcIncr delivered sermon at Trinity Church when Sons of England attended in ltody Lords flay Alliance llarrlo branch annual meeting field In Allatulalo Ircshylorlnn Church illustrated lecture on ills watltn given In town hall Miss Ailco antr sang srvcrnl jlbwny songs lrlut littio yacht lilinola first strainer The Barrie Examiner Attlhnrtrod nous rlno rod Ultlro rIrImlnl on INI In of with In only sum m1 minim Ilolldlyl erupted nwwsrn was IIIIAN Jim is tortureon no riIAll Altos nuts um All WIMer smutm mu Ila mt ttrl rm mi lbs lion in mi Isltrill riotIn lint Ind IIIIIII Ill rm do not in tiles vur INIer Ii IM Ave Toronto Cothurl Ilial Humn rm Im dmm slmt Vim NVMM If the CHIdill Ilrhiv Ar Add II ity If mm snots and In rim to Vinrut mitto is the hllrrllnn an sun tspmm is this It TM Arsmlol IveI nl Ihl lent In subtlerk tbusII to enter ilarrie harbor this season In charge of Capt lrcd ItIcKay formerly of tho lslay it was brought ovcr from Jacksons Point for overhauling of Car loyrt boat Works foot of liiulcnstcr St Owner lrcd Nicholts has ordered anoth cr yacht in New York and it will be brought to Lake Slmcoe next sprln via Trent waterway Simmons rinill Co presented latest In nionA derby hats for spring building supplies nvallnblo front Saricant Com any Scott Corn pany and Mickie yrnotit and Son ltdlct column showed flint Mrs iltnn trier of Port St wanted It cook and Mrs Urquhart of Titarloilc St needed good general scrvnnt George Vickcrs adver fined for first class coat and waist hands lteynolds of hlroiui had blacksmith shop for sale ligcrlon it Johnston of lilhtcslng had one large bay working horse for rate also one illockoy iunra lill smart young colt at side lltill crlsons drug store offered carriers stip plirs and wanted beeswax by trade or cash l1to Misses Case of ilrarcbrlilgo were In two Tuesday for tho Ilailtclors ilnll lir ltlcltcn of Stroud theology student at Queens University look Sun day services at Collier lllothodlsl Church In absence of Itcv llcddllt who was trenching Anniversary sermons at ix trldgc Sir livcr liloival Ontarios grand old titan attd lieutenantgovern or unit of the Fathers of Confederation passed away in Toronto llr llillfy Arnnli secretary stated that this years membership of iiarrio loll fliilr would he largest on record At Allarnlaln much talk heard of strike threatened by tirand Trunk llellwsy men Many strang crs mu around town believed to be here Just tit Caro orrawa aapoar Lrlhli WHEELING Dont Notice Trees Good Relations With The US and TheSaplings lly PATRICK NICHOLSON OTTAWA When Royal commission investigates cx travagunce who checks that the commission is not extravagant with the taxpayers money The Giassco Commission was appointed to Inquire Info and report upon the organization and methods ol the departments and agencies of government That was years and $2500 000 ago it was expected to save us 0000000 every year in taxes but taxes will go up this year The report of the Glassco commission already fills four flossy and glossyrcovcrcd books published like all government literature by the Queens Printer The public should be told whether that report is worth the paper it ll printed on it is but with reservations All royal commissioners tcnd to concentrate so much on the forest that they fall to notice the trees and the saplings and especially the thistle growing in that forest LDYAL XlDllITZER To show my point appended some extracts fmm The Report of the Loyal Commission ap pointed to enquire into the re port nnd findings of the Glassca royal commission The Glassco commissioners and their antcolony of uldcs spend so much time studying the obvious and known extrava gance within the operation of our dcfcnco forces that they overlooked the thirties beneath the Brasshats symptomatic of cxpcnscuccounl high life at the taxpayers capense To illustrate this criticism tho Nicholson Loyal Commis lion offers this relevant ro rlnn offers this rcvelant report by an investigator Seeing an Irmy sedan car Idrntiiinhio lty its government licence outside residential building In Ottswu and scalnl tlto same car still there all hourl later your invcsillniuf rang the door bell The door was opened by stalwart than to unlforin obviously trained to stand on guard for Canada and sporting non tommlsnlnnrd riinit badge on his arm and pullslllfll rats In his hand Knowing the linqu wnr tho home of any ltinrrhrl Skipper nriicd If Mr Ilcpplks wnl 02000 yrsri Ifry lilac called out the military clonnor Anyone called Ilcppiiis llvo iiirel vttercupoo lilac Apfrelrttl likewise wearing uniform hot with so soon om It and it vsruurri rrsncr In his hand trained to hold rifle LEM llttl MthE MINE II the brass ls entitled to lllll lnlltiilnlad fringe hemfit paid by you and me why don the government not him clowning wornro at the going rate of II it In hour littlosd of mi rmpillylnl our lolloi Iirfriul at nut lVlilliril um an hour plus ihatrnri Aiul talking of cars should srnty Illlllll plus unlformrd ilrltsr Ito provided it out of lhrI military pool to title the him and Ill lliuol and ill tiltls lilfhrr and on And why are nilllisry trhirlu provided for ultian Illlltllllfl who silo draw it luer car allowance of 000 it real The italco tctwtrt ntalirtr some commonsense Iuggrrllonl slwmt saving the twrpsms monrv by Inlrgrnurtr the firm ruined Irrvlcu or at least sup porting larlrichll of tirsiut by abolishing the waslciul practice of retiring officers at their men tel prime and by using civilian employees In place of service men cxpcnsivcly trained for de fence duties in routine nonirrit itary posts Hut royal commissioners can conlmvcrsy in the past LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Dcll Sir Therohas been great den of ew months concerning the Minim um Wage Act which concerns mainly restaurants if restaurant is serving good food it is almost sure tohavo good business Therefore see no reason why the management should not pay its staff good wage it is after all the staff BIBLE THOUGHT Man lookcth on the outward appearance but the Lord look elii on the hurli Sam No man can deceive the Al mighty for the Lord leeth not as man aecth get bit dreamy and tho Glassco Report would have been more impressive it It had mentioned the small housekeep ing details of wanton extreva genes as well as the large obi icctives To roan coon HEIILTH Mononucleosis SelfLimiting By JOSEPH IllOLNER llD Dear Dr hfolosr What about the blood disease known as mononucleosisl is it spread only by sallvul Can it recur or may one have it once and become immunef it seems to be spreading among tccnagers LF infectious mononucleosis is virus infection it is character ized and thus namch by the presence to the blood of large number of white cells called mononucicar blood test is an excellent way of dirgnos ing suspected case but this docs not imply that treatment of the blood is necessary Rather mononucleosis Ir soillimiting disease Like the common cold you get It and you get over it and there isnt iiny specific care whether it Is spread only by saliva ll not known but It does spread from person to per son upcciIin Inning young people and often among college Iltldlnll In dormitories or troops in military Installations Tito characterisliéa include tlguc swollen and tender glands fit is also called glandular tutor and sometimes lrIno elcnt hepatitisthat la lIVcr condition but not to bo corp fused with the more lelluul types Plenty of mi and wholesome food and precautions against complications are the essential trcatmrnl Toitlnl the Aliment loo ilahtiy Isnt wire becaqu re Inpncl can occur 0n the other hand it Isnt the type of Ilimrnl that should frighten anyone It rlrlrl up leaving no Allcmifoctl One It tork uruslly confers Immunity width very wilin may be why we see it Among ytntng temple and rarely sntong older fllltl utmtlnn whrtltrr it mlly Is Iprlntiinl among tennvsgrrl hut Illlilfll rather that II II litin diagnosed more readily lttIllrltl of Mill passed off erurrrlhlng also liisrlly how the lllil Is transmitted Is not known Mn riurlmslr its been rolled kltrina nineso hotrout of th an of III innit lrrttoeitt vc Illlll hot that dmllll rxftlllil III spread to non coeducational Mimic or Irmy hmoritl It len victim to some skin silmcnt if he says no that in Just result of the drying of skin which comes as we ct older he can suggest other remedies lanolin cream or bath oils im twcntyodd ycori youngcr than you are but find that cocoa buttcr based soap helps me Dear Dr Atolneri At the ace of to had my tonsils out Now It so specialist says should have them out because of chro nic tonsiliitis Everyone tells me am too old for such an opera tion liters am It coward but do you adviserhills admire your condor Occa sionally all the tonsil tissue Is not rcmovcd Tiny tags may be left You take out the infected portions These III of tonsil Ils ruc In subsequent years can then enlarge Isain We are cautious about rcntov in Iduitl tonsils flat if they are chronically infected and do in mischief prefer removal Everybody tells you youre too oldeverybody that ll except the Ipcclsltsi cart my vote with him may soumi pirtty nunh the may ioiilr do or troll or shutout that helps to keep up that good stander with good superv fort of course which is also olte of ten staff without which own ers would not make their good profits great deal has also been said about waitresses tips Suier this is not the concern of the powers that be good well ress censometimes make good tips but that is not always the case halveltnown last plea sant and courteous waitress to be given no gratuity simply be cause the customer thinks she is well paid or lhhtks site should be well paid which does not of course help her income Restaurant work is one of the most strenuous there is and to he good waitress you have to really coioy your work think you are born to this sort of Job There are always the rudim ents to learn We know but if one is to he good waitress she must like people and not be afraid of hard work Waitresses can make or break business Do not customers think it is time they showed ap prcciatlon if they get good ser vice and not Just because they thinkil is the right thing to doI Nobody has to tip it should only be done in appreciation ofa ser vice well given Let the employer pay the staff in proper manner and let the customers do what they consid er rorrcct This feel sure would bring contentment and re numcration to the employee and to the public let us all in the restaurant field forget about the new MWA and do what we think is Just try min feel sure would bring about lot more contentment among restaurant workers and owners alike For reading pod printing this would like to thank you and he that can thank the pub lic ii advance for helplii to keep up good stander ln Canadas wonderful restaurants am Yours truly TiPPEDOFF Barrie Examiner Dear Sir How unfortunate it Is that city council is consider Ing demolition of the CNR Its tlon in Earriel Here we have waterfront that has the possibility to be come Its beautiful as many of the American and European re sorts that Canadian tourists flock to every year Touristwise countries make use of landmarks Patios In built around places of Interest Tourists and local citizens sit out their shopping coffee breaks in cool shaded scenic surround nits The usbs of the building and lmmodiaie surroundings are numerous for both summer and winter activities few years ago an ornate Victorian fountain was removed from Gore Park in Hamilton and was replaced by nondcscrlpt utilitarian saucers which no selfrespecting tourist would con sider worth glance Too late the citizens of limit ton realized their loss and per suaded city council to rescue the discarded fountain from the city dump where it had been stored it was then placed in beautiful Gage Park and is appreciated by thousands of visitors young and old Downtown Barrie has unique waterfront possibilities hope that to or 20 yenrl from now we will be able to recognize it as Barrie im afraid it might be mistaken for dozens of con crete glass and brick parking lot cluttered corrununities that have grown up across our coun Yours truly filllSSl CLAYDEN REPORT FROM UK Postmaster Approves PaylisYouView TV By McINTYRE IIODD LONDON The Postmaster Gcncral Reginald Eevins has glvcn his approval to the es tnblistimcnt of payeayouvicw television In Britain and he has agreed to haveit inaugurated as an experiment for years icst on more limited scale than some of the prospective operators of this new scheme had desired The rules which have been promulgated by the Pastmastcrtficocrai have come as shock to some of the wouldbe opcrnlnll in fact they are so stringent that they might well cause the whole project to be abandoned by the men and companies anxious to invest their money in this payeryous view moncylnthcsiot venture The post office announcement sold tltiit only one paychannel will be available In each test area over wired television and It has also ruled that effective control of payTV company must not be held by any of the commercial TV program contractors That creates rent snag No of the lending contenders for stake lIl payasyouvlew tries vision have strong links with existing commercial TV com panies Control of company news as Choiccvlcw is shared by the flank fiiin group which owns substantial interest in Southern TV And Iicdiffuslon partner in Associated ilcdlf fusion the London television company sin have riatwioprd so litity CIINIIDIIIN SHIP IN UNION DISPUI rnnditlnn of hips and lial have tried soda and Much twihr without llfull line you any Illfltlflmtll run so and In llmtl ltrtrdlllutl otherwise Iil we dermatologist in malts sure that you hevvnl III The frrialttrr Howard Show DIlNl Irv lltvttrr Lilies hhlppinl li of Toronto pulls sionrildo lulblktltot in Calumet film However montlwla of two unions still latril ullli the Irisrnrtlmst Iliflrlltlillllettl Union refur turd mac oi ruin Toll aying television Is also wanted by British Relay Wire less which has financial link with Associated Television The post office regulations would bar either of these up piications being granted WANT MORE CHANNELS Some of the aspiring payTV operators are dcmandiiut more than one channel Robert Allen Conservative itil and chairman of British Telcmcicr said We need at least three wire TV channels in order to con duct any kind of effective ex periment We would provide programs aimed at varying min ority Interests at the same time in each of the three channels We hope to persuade the gov ernmcnt to change Its mind other Post Office rules for the test period are irograrn schedules must be mil in advance to the Post marteoconcrai proportion of all programs must be llritislt All cinema films must bear the censorr ocrtlftcnte Prize of significant value cIn not be offered only to vtvtcrs of payTV programs Advertising sponsored or pol itlcal programs are banned No sporting event of national interest can be scerd II result of it contract which cx cludcs either the BBC or iTV iZoch pny company will be churned it office fee to rnrcr nilmnltlrativs costs of the experiment shook the Willi because Ibo It does not mornlre the snnilisn Maritime Union to which Showl ruw belongs tAi Wirtpliolol