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carrierssronr NCanadianleiihstood fl fGerman Gas Attack by non BOWMAN No on ed 9mm Nymhrmremmbapuxnoffinthan th dorm Examiner Published by Canadian Newspapers Limited 16 Hayfield Street Barrie Ontario Wilson General Manager McPherson ManagingEditor mar arm useracer Hockéy Hgs IDeVelOpedi Into Expensive 3pm Spring may be in the air but Can adians and many Americans are still caught up In hockey fever as profession al teams battle It out in the Stanley Cup finals Hockey is not the simple sport it was few years ago It Is big business at the professional level and the ramifications of it extend to nearly all levels of hockey competition recent news iv Walls Publisher Milne In midAprillflld fll consumed from Holt Boralogne Tth asthoydidlnmo thosailantthekendlofflcu lamdramattaek small boys complete hockey outfit runs upward of $40 and every time team member appears with another gadget there is an instantaneous chain rea on among all other members of the team Summer sports are on the way to be coming no less costly for the small fry Time was when dip in the old swim ming hole didnt even dentand in all in stances the ownership of regulation bathing suit Nowadays it often takes family safari to get the necessary equip ment down to the waters edge prepara tory to taking dip There are such things as snorkels rubber fins equalizer masks oxygen tanks not to mention surf boards and highpriced boating equip ment It is significant commentary on the affluence of our times that very few par Isht breeze vm blowing mm German beeaato mime chlorine field liko toe Maorin more than position threw away their rifice and mllmvan hour many were and their were ovarun and the Germans who ijbwonets hiaii Tha Daniel the and it was timed hog astirowgd some youn people in on ay area practising their first cordwood bon spiei in urrling using wooden blocks with spikes driven in for handles as the stones Commenting on this The Regina Lead erPost says It is nice to know that even though it is admittedly far cry from the old days of jam pail curling the youngsters today dont all turn up then protection could be detained by In tng urinesoaked rags over the maths and throw 0n the first day oi the battle one battalion was down ho is of its 000 men Another had 250 left By May the Canadians had lost 6000 men killed wounded or missing Yet the Germans were unable to break through it was one oi the most desperate loses at the prospect of enjoying sport with equipment costing more in ingeny 11in than dollars and cents Even at that the paper points out how junior as well as senior hockey has pro gressed from an impromptu game of shinny on an outdoor rink or frozen pond to highly organized leagues with expensive equipment The time is long long gone when pintsized hockey player sailied forth with newspaper Ipadding as protection under sweater an socks ordinary skat es anda lowpriced hockey stick gener ously plastered with mending tape the writer continues Nowadays even cnts complain publicly or take any sort of strong stand against this mounting expense in junior sports participation Yet were the truth known disservice is being done to the children involved if they are brought up to believe that true skill even ordinary fun in any sport can even be truly measured in point of fin ancial outlay No one would wish to deny the children the thrill of receiving from time to time special equipment to better enjoy favorite sport But the wise parent will see to ltthat the chil dren learn early in life that true sport is matter of zest knowhow personal preference and adaptability not dollars and cents DOWN MEMORY liiNE 75 YEARS AGO IN BARRIE Barrie Northern Advance April 23 1891 Barrie Choral Society organized with James Ward conductor Council granted request use of Town Hall for concert to benefit injured railwaymen Six drunks in police court fined 31 and costs each Vansickles lumber mill on bayfront soon to be raised Bradford high school reopened with Mr lapp principal Schemng has excellent brass band Mice have done great damage to fruit trees around ran Valley in Medonte Sons of Temperance lodge flotmshcs at Bccton Baxter has new Orange lodge Good fishing for pike reported at Thomp sonviiio Stayner Methodists building new church Many residents of Oro Township are considering move to Can adian West cithcr Manitoba or British Columbia Barrie Tennis Club elected Pcplcr QC president Charles floss commissioned police magistrate for Barrio Michael lrawioy do signaled delegate to Treat Valley Canal meeting at Peterborough Grand Trunk Railway ordered all passengers to enter cars by rear door leave by front Local Masons moved into new led rooms on Owen St Barrie Bicyco Club clcctcd Moran csidcnt Resolution passed asking bcrt Paton MPP to oppose bill in Toronto Legisla ture seeking to make owner or rider of any bicycle on highways responsible for any damage that might accrue from horse running own from taking fright ntsald bicycle co boating very end on lnko Coucidching Rev Mr tev Irilmnwvau rm PREPARE REPORT BB Commission Cost cnson of Crccmore Methodist Church baptized one of late converts there by immersion in Mad River lottenham now has good street lighting Cooks town growers shippin many carloads of potatoes to US ammer and needle socials are latest fad in church entertain ments Game Is to see how many nails woman can drive into board while male partner sews on shirt button Collin wood knitting factory reported in in mduction Members of Crown Hill edge of Good Templnrs are nony keeping up while nearly all neighboring units have suspended business New post office started at Guthrie by Henry Gilchrist lllany cottages being erect ed on Lake Simcoc Tally pulls in vogue at Newton Robinson Police Chief Robert King said in Barrie accom modation was provided for 43 tramps in last three months Other Editors Views OUR LITTLE SPACESHIP Milwaukee Journal University of Wisconsin meteorolog ist so that poiiutants man spews into the may maidng cold climates colder by rciloctln solar hoot back Into space Another enlist recently offer cd an even more drilling prophecy Be cause of mounting air and water poliu tion he said human boian may be forc ed eventually to live up or giant asuo domes breathing purified air and drink Ingfipiunficd water shunning the world ou WW Will Likely Exceed $5000000 New Zealand Has Share of Rich Men AUCKLAND quNew Zea land is generally presented as country with no extremely rich or extremely poor Million aim have been maidemd ai moat an unlnmn tpecies In land where tame and the na tional outlook alike treat equal ity as In Ideal recent study has revealed howewr that there are more mflilonalm than commotiy be ileved The British criterion for millionaIrH pound alerting miiionalrcls man with an income of som £100000 6300 con rmnuaily New anlnnd oilicial listings do not go higher than the num her with in exceeding £30000 laooom year because in narrow field more detailed analysis could lead to identifi cation iherc are 31 pequ in New Iceland with incomes of more than £10000 year However it is authoritatively learned that about third oi lire it high incomes actually exceed £100000 year putting them in the pound sterling millionaire class on llriilsh reckoning Most of the morale Involved are underxlood to be not top company executives or share holders in lhe biggest compans in but mcn who own and con trol medium riled companies and consequenin receive salar lesi dividends and bonuses at BIBLE THOUGHT God In our refuge and Itrroxul very prclcat help In tmuhie Psalm 40 life presents no problems that Christ cannot solve The rul trouble in that we fall to turn our problem over to Him mamwn rumunwi REAMS 0F FACTS OTTAWA inlElery work alnnll group of men and women from errors Ihe cmlnlry nitct in diecun Ihe fulure of nnnda They are compiling and nnnlyrlng mmr of incl and flgum shun nnluilana never pnliillhrd llriore rrpnrt auuutlnx ways of reducing language and elhnlc irnllnnn lr IMNiflltd fnr lha 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has been And despite the headlined scandals the firings and the hellfire our Parliament Is not so had today when viewed against the perspective at his tory and Ihere arc compensat ing iacinrx such as the rising of the Individual MP These are the views of can templative insider Chatting to me in his Parliament Hill of fice Dr Philip Bernard Rin ard physicianalIarge to sim coe County and Parliament Hill and Conservative Ml for Slmcoc East looked back over his voluminous knowledge of our politics All our prime ministers have been involved in their scandals or troubles he mused The great Sir John Mao danald had his Pacific scandal Iie thanked his only three loyal colleagues for xieylng with him when he was wrong This Is the type of friend need ax everybody is with me when am rl he said Once his social tire cabinet to demand hlr rcs lgnxtion in favor of George Brown lie brushed that aside with tho Ip Tho Canadian people wood sooner have llac donaid dnmlr than Brown sober and continued in oiilca unlil his death Sir Mackenzie Iloncll faced revolt by Icvcn of his minli trrr lie strode lo lha Liberal front bench to reel ila leaders commenting itr rush cone fort to shake hands wllh honest man aficr having been in the company of traitors for mnnthl sir Wilfrid Inurlcr but do trouble with his own chute our the npnraic school Issue In 40 stroll nearly took con ml of the cabinet away from him In lnII ho was tlrtrrird by many it his followers who ipinrd with Conservallm to form the Uninn overnmcnl Sir llohcrt non rn had prob lcml with the tntlllnndrd Sam llughu who did terrific fob tv vvl Gilt Inrrir Exnurhur Aulhnrlred an Icrondrlnsl mail Post Office Ilffllri nwa flittun and for pa moot More In en Dailyr Inlays and Bullion Iloildlfl utfifltl Fniiwlrnion rain daily Ivy carrier mm ymly tingli In for fly mail lime um yearly Ontario 010 you furor thlnwdi til yMr ihltnida Marin III fur thnallh ianada Iriiidt Mnlrxtlhm moo year NA and forttan mm your firm AH irnmln cart Mimlrui I700 liosl irnrkr Vomit lit Imtiwr 14 live nnuimn Ilally lowmm Immun AIIxlailnn UNI falp when lrm and Aulil llill It cl lirlulatiour The innmilan IIru II rIrIlIitrly willied In the tIe for trpniilcnlinn pl all IreII lliktmirllrc In ihll Irler INlllll In If of lip Airpnlpll Ilru 4H tlmm nml in mi Illllthil own in weekly H41 Calh till Ivl ilnlvrreily hnvIor calmed Illa en In buildan In army yet in competence and grait shook hiI defence department it Bennett bad to govern Canada through the Ioughut five years In Canadas eco nomic history the Great De pression inherited from the liberal government lie was deserted by some of his cabinet one of whom formed new sp position party Yet he brought In some admirable new Ideas which were later capitalized upon by Mackenzie King while Bennett discredited by Mr own party retired to Britain where he lyre honored for his good wor GOVERNMENT BY GHOSTS Mackmzic King enjoyed his ioryz longest prime mlnlslera Ship lie was the only PM who consulted the oracles at frcqucni stances his mother alive and even dead was Ida constant adviser This was his own right and would not crlii clra his beliefs But he always followedwand never ledpublic opinion and when he did npclk his cauiIous words were care fully chosen to be anialxuous such as conscripiion if acorn xary out not necessarily con rcriplion Ila destroyed or weakened the two party aya lcm and created the problem of minorfly governments by put llng his rump oi approval on third parties ii there were only lwo parilu lodly our Parliaments would last for the normal four ynr periods Today lhe prime minister and Canada auffcr from multiple parties Yet our Parliament it not so had today MIa dont have to air In the rorrldon any more vi lle de hntu drums on all night And Individual hiil are now com Ing in the front more and more the ptdriic look at their own MI and Ask in he doing at good job for ml is he quail ilcd And more and more people vote on his personal mo old rather than on his parlyl record hAndprrhqu this In good Inl Thus on that ha nnle llr Illnard concluan review of problems on fnrllnmont lldl through the nlury of Confed rrnilon llo ultra the inlcml lnr and Vlllil common Ilur while lhz puhllc frpuln of our IIIIcnI parties Ia failing lhe mporlanro of the individual MI in rising llrnd are the rim of filarirnrir ltlnaa performing all when only iank VII in vote as he rmrmandrd and hour in metro apmh battles of the war Govt warned 0t ItSFailure To Control Auto Insurance TORONTO GP Ontarios Conservative government was warned Wednesday that its fail we to control the auto termarcs Industry could lead to crisis of such proportions that the gov ernment would be forced to so clalize the industry Time Is in out Vernon Singer the Liberal member for Downsvlew told Transport Minister lrwin liar kctl lie accused Mr liaskeit of refining even to discuss the problems at auto Insurance and arid he was doing greater div service to Ontario than any other minister Mr Singer said he doesnt ia vor government takeover of auto inzurance but pthile con cern might uliimalely demand this and cost 5000 insurance agenia their Jobs To alleviale abuses In the ruin Insurance industry he said the government should let up some roll of committee to review complaints perhaps by pcrzonr whose Insurance has been summarily cancelled in they could have an independent adiudicaiion insurance companlée which cancel poiiclel should he forced by government to give wrlifen reasons for the cancellations SHOULD CHECK RATES The government should ex amine premium raies charged and should look Inlo the whole question of the lack of competi tion in rates to detmnlne whether Canadas lair Irada ractires law have been reached Mr Singer also said the gov ernmrni should not accept the Insurance companies com plalnu that they Inca money on auto insurance To give the true hMn ll newtan arrval 0K Johnson Travel Service 11 Ylul picture the profits from pre mium Investments must be com rldered as well as 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