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Tfiarrir Examiner Publkhed by Canadian Newspapers Limited is defield street Barrie Ontario FRIDAY JULY mi Plgo OLD TRICKS 0N TllENlWi FRONTIER Hydro Needs New Breaker To Maintain Power Flow it is good news to learn that before long secondfbreaker will be installed by Barrie Public Utiliiiia Commission so that recurrence of Tuesdays complete hydroelectric power failure in the city will be virtually impossible Industrles in the city lost thousands of dollars stores restaurants service stations and households were greatly inconvenienced when the transmission lines on Anne street were put out of ac tion for an accumulation of reasons Barrles power comes from the Ontario HEPC via two transmission lines which are tied together by only one breaker at the present time Installation of sec ond breaker at cost of some $25000 will be well worth it since another power failure would tie up only small area while repairs are made Two years ago there was power cut out all through the city the same as this week and for two hours longer But it happened on Saturdayand industries were closed There was not the same ORILLIA THANKS TUDHOPES The Orlllia Times in 1911 told that the Tudhope Carriage companys gen erous offer to relieve the town from payment of interest charges as well as principal on the $50000 loan made year and half previously is one of the most graceful acts recorded in0ntarlo municipal history Here is company that voluntarily assumes an obligation of over $1300 yearly relieving the town from payment of interest as well as principal on its loan The town has long been indebted to the Tudhopes because their splendid capalollirties have always been devoted to Orillia For the new and unexpected manifestation of theorillia spirit they are entitled to rthe hearty thanks of every citizen loss although this newspaper suffered heavily Instead of press time at two oclock it was almost pro when the papers rolled out But when things of this nature Occur the general public should start to think gtWhen power goes off there is rush to the telephone and the lines are jammed at the public utilities office by people wanting to know whats wrong and when they can expect power This simply adds to the delay The engineer in charge is the first one to know when the power falls and he wants to know first of all where the trouble is He depends on calls from people who have this vital in formation but if they cant get through to his switchboard because the lines are jammed then the emergency crew cant get to work onjthetrouble Itfs the same with the police and fire departments who must be alerted to an emergency through the telephone Peo ple should stay away from phoning un less they have information of value to those concerned in an emergency Down Memory Lane ORANGE CELEBRATION HERE Barrie Saturday Morning told of the Grand Orange Demonstration in Barrie July 12 1911 whichdrew large crowd although it was expected that Corona tion Day celebrations might cut down attendance The parade starting from the market square went cast on Collier to Charlotte thence on Dunlop and Eliz abeth streets to Agricultural Park Over 1000 0rangemenmatching four abreasl took 25 minutes to pass given point There were 22 lodges with eight brass bands and 15 fife and drum bands Bro thers Noah Grose and Joseph Leighton were mounted marshals After the per ade Jeakers in the park were Haught on Lennox KC Boys KC MP Rev Bowles Rev Dr Booth Rev Anderson and Alexrierguscn MlliA other Editors Views TOP MEN Peteiibouough Examiner Men like Minimum and Mr Coyne are not common in Canada or anywhere else their capacities are vastly greater The Barrie Examiner second con mall Departmoot Ottawa and Statutory Rolldlyl excepted mars wanna Publisher amen swam mam Manager Mcrhnpspn Manring Editor enema wanna Business Manager nonsnr sauna mumm Manager mm Eobnmpimnlduon Muir Subscription rita only by $1820 your so copy 1c By moo you scan month use three months month bum Ontr1 ouma Dmyear Offices SUnlvarsity an Toronto an of 1115 West Guorgll sint Vnnc 00 year Thebenldlun Fun is utllulb entitled to in 3640 rainwater of Alinatwat atctllun in in ID or ileum and aim mu on poema 073th than those of all but handful of the present members of Parliament Are they expected tosit humbly while they are abused andtraduced hymen whom they would not themselveshire for very minor dutiesillf that is the kind of men we want in top civil service positionsgood littleboys we shall certainlyget them and our affairs will be in rare old mess lbecauseof it The standard of debate in the Com mons has declined becauseso many of the members cannot argue like gentle men nor do they behave like gentlemen to public servants of whomtoo many or them are clearly envious good old Irish proverb says in servantto ser ivant is slave to the Devil We might Canadianiae it thus Civil servantsto nincompoops ma match their masters QUEENS Pm Deserting Husbands MustBeViare By commanders maom Deserting bus bands had better really like it on thalam If they dont they probis will find themselves fades ins tlce very soon newInn oi the Depart ment of Welfare formed to track down deseners has bad llama few weeks of operation And It but been getting rc nulls The branch has been oper ating only three weeks And to date it he been mainly in the Mayo Toronto area Io get ex per ones here first before mov ing out into the province in that time here la the rec ord oi the eightmun aquadz Cases handled dmerterl found 130 recondiiatlonsrn charges laid and still to be heard 71 arrangements made ford support 41 searches still 150 flow Among Lhosefouod who were evading paying 10 were living with comnionvlaw wives and one was blgarnlst number were out of work and Jobs were found for some of these Welfare Minister Cecile was happiest about the remncilla floor of murse Bul the treasurer will be pleased about another antic Every deserter who starts purine support means less money the province has to pay out Support for deserted wives under either general welfare as risiunce or mothers allowances now runs to nearly 5000000 Year They have sailed beleau from Kingston to Upper Canada Village PRACTXCALLY UNSINKABLE This historic craft from early Canadian days seems to be vessel which is practically un omwa naponr MP Stresses The Value 01 Strong Opposition Patrick Nldwlson on vacation His guen column Ist today is Robert Badman Liberal MP for Fort Wil liam out OTTAWAOne would think it bit risky for Patrick Nicholson to allow an M17 to write in this space while he is on vacation 0n almost every subject con cerning the nations business on which he writes there is vari ance of aplnionbetween us He told me that can write about any subject and he agreed to my suggestion that should tell his readers how feel about the disciplinary practice of vo ting in Parliament on questions in which the life or the govem ment is not at stake You have alien heard about government members solidlyfor any and all govern ment measures regardless of individual preference The tie halo on the oil pipdino bill of 1056 was case in point during which the supportersof the gov emmentof the day were named trained seals by the Opposi tion While it is true that good measure of loyalty to the party ls essential or the orderly con duct of parliamentary procedure nevertheless it seems to me that partisanspr is carried to the extreme often seen in lav ish adulation for the leader and blind obedience to party discip line which is not at all essential for good government on the con trary believe that more in dependent expresslon of opinion by all members of Parliament would result in better legislation for Canada WEALTH or EXPERIENCE Between these members there is wealth of experience and knowledge which could be bet ter exploited by giving each member greater freedom to ex préss ideas which may well be in opposition to their leaders viewpoint Theoretically member is al ways free to speak and vote as he pleases but on the other hand he does so on the peril of inviting disapproval from his leader It is also true that quite often member does advance suggestions without consulting abcllllon The govcmmenlspon sored bill provided the compro mise which the majority agreed upon In the final vote We of the official opposition split is supporting the legislation and 17 voting against lt REVISED NOTIONS in the light of the experience gained in four sessions of Par llameut had to revise some pre conceived notions held about the iunctinu of political parties other than the one which forms the government of the day strong Opposition is essen tial to the efficient conduct of government business which de molisth the idea that some peo ple still believe that it is use less to have an MP in Opposi tion If this were so then we would have to change the whole concepl of democratic govern ment Private MPs in Opposition do notnecessarily suffer any dis tinct disadvantage by not being supporters of the party in power But on the other hand if our partysysiem were to evolve to free MP5 from strict party dis cipline and to permit each to speak and vote according to his own conscience crio his ccnlt sliluencys interest except on motions expressing want of con fidence in the governmentour parliamentary in would BIBLE THOUG till the Lord who latdice kindness Mice and righteous In Ibo earth for In lb ammonium om The very nature of God is our delight or should be The life qualities that please God are the ones that should please us alnksbie but has few other ol tributes it is slow wander around in wind and requires lot at olfarl to make it move lion Nickle minister of commerce and develepamnt is the minister responsible to the cabinet for Upper Canada Vil lage and therefore for the ba teen cabinet colleague had quite twinkle in hiscye when he came out with this You know he said dont pndersland why Elli didnt skip pcr that craft himself it sounds like jobJust suiied to him noanrv rung Perhaps the first electrically cooked meal in history was served in 1892 at an Ottawa lnr tel prepared on apparatus delt vised by Thomas Aboard BfiPonr mounts Will Expand Youth Clubs In Britain By Mm noon Special landed Bullad Correspondent For The Barrie Examiner LONDONThe United Xing dozn government through the the ministry of pduc Ion is undertaking large pro gram based on its concern for the welfare of the youth of this country In this program it will invest millions of dollars to provide for lbcexpensioo of youth club and centre un der greatly enlarged scheme for youth servlce buildingl in statement made in the House of Commons Sir David Eccles minister of education said that withinthe next two or three years more bun 150 new youih clubs and centre will be provided Construction work has already rtarled on some of these The program provides for both bulldinga and fulltime utb leaders in the fiscal year of 19611802 the outlay on buildings will be close to 38 500000 In the following fiscal year the amount will be slep pad up to in 1962 about no newly trained fulltime youth leader will be available for the staff iog of new youth centres Many will have finished course at the National College for the Training oi Youth Lenders which was ertabllrb ed at micexter year ago This number will be exceeded by lubsunilal figure in the followlng year The uriltance given to na tional voluntary youth organiz ations Is also to be increased by substantial amount Thirty four of there organization will abate $650000 in grants thia year for headquarters admln irirailon and training an poorer This ll almort double greatwhiskie onebralld Years ago Adams distilled 29 great whiskies each with its mvn distinctivecharacteristics and thbn aged them in special oak casks Now Adams has married these 19 rare whiskics to create the superb flavour of Adams Private Stock This custom blend is presented in its crystal decanter at apopular price achieve ademocratlc form free of the shackles which party politiCSimposc in other words not every vote should be regarded as one on which the government should be forced to resign if outvoted It seems to me that once general electionls over party politics should not be allowed to overshadow the business of the nation in the interest of which We of all parties should work together as team for the com mon good of all Canadians with his leader or members with many years of experience To illustrate my point wish to recall an experience had in connection with debate on the flag issue had decided to speak against certain features of the bill which was introduced by private member it just happened that saw the fellow shortly béfore he was to intro duce the measure in the House and told him that frankly didnt think much of his bill and that was going to speak again st it because while Canada needs flag was not in favor of just any flegix He immediately suggestedthet talk the matter over with one of the senior members of the party did so and to my aur prise he took exception to my intention because he felt that great majority of the people were in favorof the proposal contained in the bill REFRAINED FROM DEBATE There was nothing to stop me from speaking anyway but in the interest of peace in the fam ily refrained from entering into the debate opposing the views of the party which ec cordlng to accepted practice and customs should only be done in the privacy of the caucus Thlsvdoes not mean that as private member am not al lowed to say whatl think in the House which members of all parties often do it is simply an illustration of an indirect thrust of party discipline Rarely members are released to vote as they pleased but it does happen occasionally The debate on capital punishment is snexample of what think should be pattern for major debntes in this instance there were members of both the gov ernment and Opposition who TheI way to reduce cr me markedly toaivorco it fromjolitibe espokefor and against the abo glltlonmanyfevoring modifi cation of the penal code without Priv CUSTOM BLENDED CANADIAN RYE WHISKY Thomas Adams amnion Ltd1oront9 When new Rambler Classic arrives in the neighbour bend it always seems emme the centre of attraction and its owner never to showing it off Soon all the neighbours know all about Ramblers SingleUnit Con atruction thatdoes away with rattles even on the rough est roads They learn how the Rambler Classics con venient size and manoeuvrabiiity makes for easy parking They experience its comfort with plenty of room for six big passengers and the reclining seats which make ride lion MORE av ran IN compiler cfinl 11 GoWAN sneer Adams ate Stock in Rambler Classic such relhxing experience They even find out about thelow cost of owning Rambler Classic in terms of purchase price gasoline economy and maintenance Rambler owners want to share their good fortunethats why the first Rambler in the neighbour hood never stays elone for long If you are reluctant to ap proach Rambler owner directly see your nearest Rambler Dealer who will be glad to introduce you to one He and rideln RamblerClasaic are sure toconvince you The Not world Slanddrd of Basic new APRflDUcloF mcnlom nomas WMUMHED VIAU moroksf=xLro7 PK 5649