The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Pm th Glenp Gould in in by Icansoian lesplpen Lw Marxianuncaring 1m dict rears Ali is Hayfield Street Barrie ohm EDITORIAL eaa May Be Easier Than AtPrésent Citizens who have attained certain age and it varies are sometimes heard to remark Iwas born too soon It may be an admittance of ageor an ex pression of regret But those who use it for either purpose or because they ex pect that they will not lie around this sphere when some of the promised or predicted events will occur may per haps be expressing happy or thank ful thought opines The 0th Reporter Take for instance the prophecy thatin the 1960 there will be five to ten mil survey of 200 leadcrs in almost every phase of life made by the U3 National Safety Council=worldwldc simultaneous toiecasts There will be more automation in industry Homes will be bought in pre fabricated parts and the owner will be able to add ortake from as he pleases or can afford Cars on the open highways are to be operated automatically by rau ar be equipped with blowproof tires lion more automobiles on the highways and the same number trying to manoeu vre on the streets of towns and cities al ready crowded and congested For econ wings Sake cars then should be sold un pai ted because trip or twode town in most communitiesWill result in being bumped from behind and1rom either siderough on paint Jobs Practically every family itls forecast have at st two cars and lot will have three cars There will not be the resultwlil be thatbaclryssdsbhat are now gardens and lawns brill be oc cupied by theseeond and third garage Ilhc7downtown areasor cities will be Won the streets to park their and Trains will be operated by rainote con trol and ocean liners will be of the by dmiroil type skimming above the crest of the waves at 500 miles an hour High above airliners will plough through the azure darlmess at 2000 miles an hour having to slow down 1000 milesbefore they reach Europe or America in order not to overshoot the landing fields Itmay not be in the sixties but its coming when those wanting aholiday will notgo to abigoltyora beaohorinto the silenceof the backofbeyond but theyll board rocket ship and spend their vac ation either swirling around this globe or browsing on another heavenly bodyihey will have taken to the air in order to openionly to pedestrianscare will be banishedlfmm halfmile or amile area There will be more and more young drivers lets hope they srenot the self taught typebut rather the stolte or some other agency will examine every driver tbdetemiiriewhether he or sheds ment dipped to dllfB undersuch con lips weara bosee according angina Design Help Canadas manufacturing industries halve new ally in the fight for bigger share of world markets the industrial designer rel to tillescene he has helped some Canadian bu essmen tomake bigger new prestige in foreign dustnlal designer according to article in Foreign Trade es sim gives product new es colours shapes mat ages Often he révamps uctllon process introduc fabrication and raw hich contribute to allure on the export esignersdo not con nsumer goods where bus of Other Newspapers T0 CULTURE ouver Province inconverita would have lo admt by no means cultural beacon Community Arts that his Aty Dr MoNatrn president of our council was right tbere Where he courageous group of citi arkinghard to improve the Hamuton Spectator Creatness even lavemen does not always mean that the work of Eville is the most appealing ThLvls fact which has long becn apparent to the ordinary um learned observer who in painting fornspf art goes by the rule of atbe knows what he likes such persons to learn first great artists too share this feeling his opinions Paragraphically The disc jockey who accepts bribes to play rock rolirecords has dead con science and tonedeaf ears Note to fat people The only thing various pills appliances gadgets and oth er things alleged to cause you to reduce will reduce is the size of your bankroll on Barrie Examiner Authorized lecontl mu 13m owe paymentme bnuy Sanau mg sun2m Holidays upturn yv inwards Publisher and quorum NB IX miss yfiufsm all so 1m Ingntb reams balm 425 university vs Tunisia so Camcart Byaomlfl in Canada Street Mantrai lfldW Georgia Efren Vlncnuvu lumber of entices th Assc alum nintbo local um published lunch nonhuman of up ram VG DGWBDmOI edlodo theelty moms in lican churches here bribe degree ofsuprema schi tervlewd the other day about likes and dislikes in composers for wanin no 11qu new forms of help andscunething is go ing to be found to curb or arrest the com plies block and never seen policunan checking uponit brother parking violations Double park long that its high time to modernize the place by constructing aolover ear inter sectloin certainly is 30 get away from the roar and bustle of being alive on Mother By their scientific researchers will have found new drugs for mental illness and it wonft be any toosoon Sufferers from rheumatism and arthritis will be given mon cold If that can be definitely as sured it might be worthwhile sticking around otherwise many people will be ready to say We yours but were sonry ml you STEWARD MacLEDD Canadian Press Staff Writer LONDON CPlTbs announce ment that the Queen expects third child early next year was the biggest royal news story of dwell industrial machinery and the controls dials andmeters that make the Mad 0m and iam Princ Phli returned from their $331011 at nary more Strenueouslslgr week Canadian tour the announcement pushed Small firms are often better equipped fiwmengzzlkmgw mum to make the mostod designers services d5 ma um 1mm than big ones The small manufacturer bugs ye gulfdemkm can concentrate on the particular section by the Royal max at the market or the type of consumer he During am 135 12 months me is bestablevto serve He can design pro Royal Family including aunts ducts for special customer in specific uncles andcousins of the Queen market and can adjust quickly and have girdled the globaio see cheaply to changes intaste or in an em imst farrflwfi malfbm and ergency can shirt production to meet degngest °i mg strong competition Today with the in 35$ 33 creasing range of competitive goods on the market Canadian firms might do FEW FORMAL FUNCTIONS well to take look at how lihelrproduots But because of the birth of the Em up men perhaps add awed baby expected in late January mkemnenizd industrial designer to the am BIBLE THOUGHT ibedeplh of the Hells both of the wisdom and knowledge of God How unsearebnble are the piano voiced some of the ideas which crowd his iudgmentv and his way Pm hhf originallandlbgilllant musical mind Asde fin finding out Romanl 1133 believe to the greatest composer or piano he replied without hesitation thatChopin Gig get new was undoubtedly Then he added ihat berarely Jmsggi awe man played anything by him and despite bissuprem HP had no desire enefils of His beaeficence gt Afters servicesung in one of the smaller Ang member of the congrega find the voice of the older man in the choir singularly appealing It was true in his tonal quality something inhls personan made what he was singing at that moment deeply moving So it is that greatmi and perfection maynot be synonyms at allllumble perfonners may at and under special choumstancm achieve perfection wifliout ever being great This lends to theamateur study of dream much of its Lion rmnarked By McIntyre soon DO IN on 1130 CA 5535fiimg cannon England Correspondent Double parking is menace one can walk block For The 33 Emu LONDON Justat the time when the Minster of Transport the London Transport Executive and the motoring public are at their wilsrend about what todo about Londons traffic and park ing problems Brillsh Railways officials have come along with plans which will make big dif ference to the situation lag the recent weeks of the Chri mas shoppingvrysh police have been driven frantic trying to mg cannotbe completely eradicated as far as commercial cars are concerned until eurbspace at convenient late sis is cleared for business use The resultsarthe competition of the Smiths trying to keepup with the Jon cope with the traffic situation eses often depends on which on man The creation of large parking area in central and west my nrloemgmdn end Londonbas been of some Fam Tmps in xulilmujged help but many hundreds of mot orists have ignored the ban and $1156 wafigdlme wén Elmo have had the mortifying exper lence of having their carsxlowed The world has been Lall lfhecrossroads so away to car pound to be re trieved later on payment of three pounds The temporary exped ient however has proved help ful enough that there is some possibility of making it pennan eni slumnous SCHEME The British Railways scheme llt seemsgtliat from hopeful stand however is very much of per Ilhere isno cure for old age say physician Oh yes thereis Docythere point quite number of disc jockey manent nahlrwBrieflv it aims have been riding hig at putting the railways stations underground building large of ice blocks over them with huge car parks occupyina sail the space at the rear Negotiations with the London Councy Council forrplanning sanction for the scheme have been started The first and pilot schema in volves the rebuilding of the Can Strfeiet SllactligmprohibitI use maanlfcebo wcwe 075 some or the highways built over the taiio propelc 059 together 893 there Will be srpark in over tizefsllway cumin some gt Wellfanywiy itazseems that quite few TV sérts are fixproof Russian onflcialsays that all ds lead to Communism Hes wronglflhe only roads th lead to Communism are those thatt ijto the left wide and hand or early February 1960 will be gln with minimum of formal functionslha Queen and Prince Philip have no glans to leave Britain during year slate visits to Britain by Prssb dent do Gsulle of France in April and oils by the king of Thailand in July are on the Queens formal other Royal Family functions during the year include three Eating igur of The Vilestlndles rincessvllvy starting in January visit tofibodesla in Msyby the Queen Mother and tour of Nigeria by Princess Margaret in October Early in 1959 Prince Philip made lwday worldwide trip by boat train and plans His whistlestop tour included India Paldstan Solomon Islauds Gil bert and Elllcelslands North Borneo Sarawak Rangoon Sing apore Bermuda and the Rs bamas He returned in April just two months before he and the Queen deft for Canada and the opening of the St Lawrence Seaway Miran muss gt In the meantime the Queen Mother had visited Kenya and Uganda the Duchess of Kent toured LatinAmerican countries and the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester went to Nigeria Princess Alexandra young cousin of the Queen made her first overseas tour with we cessful visit to Australia in Sep tember REPORT FROM Ambitious scheme or Car Parking commodation for 525 cars Thesa car spaces wouldbe rented and the rates predicted for their use two shillings for up to direehours and seven shillings roughly one dollar for whole day The office space created in the new block above the static 11 would hemmed over for rental harsh to property development com pany AT OTHER STATIONS The Southern Region of British Railways has sinillar ideas for the approaches to two other fin porlant London raiwsy stations These are Victoria Station and London Bridge station Th plans vf these envisage the building of csrparks with capacilyiof 1000 cars at each of these stations over the railway tracks leading into them similar scheme would befarreaching in its of feels is planned for the Stre ham Hill station Here also large parking areas would be built over the bradts leading into the station to accommodate 000 cars This could be very important development as it woulderiable people living in the country to the south to drive in to Strealham Hill park their cars and continue their journey to the city by highspeed elechlc trains Thiswould be real sol utionvto mucbof the citys park ing and traffic problem And these planaebre only be ginning The Southern rgea Board is also considering rede velopment of its 500 lo 600 sta tions Sir PbilipWarter chair man of the board says We are planning ineffect to put our stations underground andcreate valuable ground rents hope alert will be made at no Sheet early fill new year Canadians Fight Impossible Battle by PATRICK NICHOLSON MfAWA have received letter from reader living broke Ont which Ll of such universal interest in than day thatlprintitiofull yet it Is noteworthy Dear sir In your moltrecent colunn regarding pay of civil urvlnfl you referred to the amberInf tiers you have received all writers who are disap lnLed at not Noelvlng pay crease This is not surprising But what about the minority of civil fir vents who may think am one of that minority have been in the civil service for six years there will be no more annual pay increases cording to me and would be Just as pleased as any of that dissp lntcd majority to receive get pay cheque Yet believe am wise enough lo see that if everyone else in the country is to get pay increase as well will magi 3e worsehoff fl nanc an no crease had been given ay of course urn aware that with all the strikes and agitation across the country messenger undo Pay Increases Will be men and Of course you so will welcome mine so that that my mm CM lliSTBlllN 10 THE FAMILY TIE QueensGood NeWs Was The Biggest News Of Year one of the the event postponed because of the Queens pregnancy was all tour she and Prince Philip planned for Ghana Sierra Leone and Gambia Prince Philip made oneweek visit to Ghana nNovembsr and will return with the Queen in 1961 Although 1959 was heavy year for formality the Queen and her husband held series of luncheons for representatives from various walks of life and mingled comfortably with spec tators at sports functions it was busy year for official openings wreath placing cere monies various anniversary celelt bratlnnsand official court duties With the Queen and Prince Philip away from London much of the yearthey had an extended valt radon in Scotland following the North Amcrlcan tour many of the functions were handled by the Queen Mother and Princess Margaret Princess Margaret celebrated her 29m birthday with no lack of suggestions for suitable suitors But she continued her gay round of activities without any indies don of serious romance uraniummus no news can keep up with the mob though will know that we are all suffering together as corn gored with what might have can Why can people not seafhut money is only worth what it can buy and that no difference how high our dollar wages may go we can never across the country buy more at any given time than the total production of our indus try at that time When we are all fighting each for arger share of this total product on some will get little more but always at the expense pf others who will have to lake ess do not want to be part of this mad scramble for more and Liberals otherwise figure more mode where eve shortlfved and in the we are all worse olf to what can do about reminds me in panic in arcane all out safely if each were to get ahead of the oth remember co has been reportedihat lo years wages and ssl gone up 72 per cent country and in the sum the price index has in about as per cent ran favorable as iteai first little calculation fro will show that crease in our real wages been about 84 per can much would the inclease gt real wages have been if crease in pay had been Prices urs still set by law of supply and dam there had been no wage in or at least no fighting increases either in this or in the United States convinced there would ha reduction In prices would have Increased wages by at least per ce than the increases of the years have given us vant would not want my publicized in this connectlo Yours very truly preserve the anonymit that correspondent as reque But that letter expresses tb tilliy orour postwar econ civil war more cffectiv clear language than many bank presidents and the like been able to do In the unthinl and murderous race for the exits to use that letters col comparison Canadians are fl mg each other in battle wb nobodycan win except our elgn trade competitors who jolce to see us pricing ours out of world markets through wageprice spiral brought directly by this Canadian nomlc civil war Prepare Attack on Govt By JOHN LeBLANC Canadian Press staff Wriler OTTAWA CP many slded attack on the government will be fired by the Liberals at the coming session of Parlia ment Trade defence financial policy and immigration matters ap peared today to be the ones on which the main opposition party will concentrate most in addition there will be some sharpshooting at Prime Minister Diefenbakers bill of hu man rights with the Liberals proba my not objECtlng to it in princi Europe Is Moving To Stage The Affluent Society By DAVID RCWNTREE This Christmas emphasizes more than any other since 1545 Europes comeback to something approaching and oven surpassing its former prosperity Some of Europes economic milestones this year were Britain allowed non residents to ex change their sterling holdings for any other currency removed re strictions on tbeamount of dol lars British tourists were allowed and ended many import controls other European countries low cred currency and import bar rlers France devalued her cun renoyand two rival groupsthe Common Market and the Outer Sevenbegan the job of chopping tariffs for their respective men Ips Stores in both Europe and North Our task is to prevent an af fluent society becoming grossly America reported record Christ mas sales this year in what the Economist Magazine once called the most important commercial festival in Christendom Easier credit has encouraged buying sprees in Europe Adver tisingfor new mass markets is on much the same scale and aim lsr in content to that in the us and Canada One correspondent credits the advertising mentality for the extraordinary lavisbness of Christmas decorations in cities allover Europe To satisfy buyer demand some tores offer up in 48 months to pay for appliances Luxembourg In an effort to attract 115 in vestmenis offersfree land free constructionof railroad spur clntom designed buildings at nominal rent government sub sidlzed loans to buy machinery and tax reductions to business concerns willing to set up branches there Prosperity has also meant record number of car owners Europesirafflc lama are becam mg aswellknown as Los Au geles Onesurvsy shows that 73 per cent of British manual work normal or abovenormal lem ers own television seis Not everyone is happy about the changesQAn old Labor party stalwarttold his colleagues after the Oct election that brought PrimeMinister Macmillan and the Conservatives into power Ilainli Most of Canada will have peratureS for the Christmas New Years holiday season ac cording to the longrnnga are cast of the United States wea ther office for the midDecem ber to midJanuaryrpcrlod Be lownormal dings exi 131de pic but making suggestions changes Some of the main actions the official opposition as veloped in talks with par sources may be Defence AV demand for so form of investigution into adas national defence policy possibly by parliamentary cor mittee that could keep secre from the Russians by the onus procedure of holding some sit tings behind closed doors Trade The government will clobbered for theforeign trad deficit andalso for not getting closer to the tarifflowering trade blocsyvln Europe though the Lib erals may not be too positive on their own policy on this finance Governrnentrnoneb ary policyls all wrong This would applypartlcularly to so called tight money At the mo meat no firm alternative up pears on the Liberal horizon housing general attack on the government program centred mainly on the suggestion ARM SPELL peeled in nonthvvest Brigg Columbia Newfoundland Nova Scotiaf Map slso shofis preel Lation expected southern Ontario and Que and the BC coast gettin heavy fail Tables give no readings forvarlous cell during the period CP map gt