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To Help Themselves WEDNESDAY AUG 11 1954 Helping The Handicapped The value of the contribution which handicapped men and women can make to Canadas economic progress is being em phasized in number of ways optional committee on which federal and provin cial governmentscmployer and employee and social welfare organizations all have representation has stressed the importance of helping the handicapped to help them selves The great majority of the provinces have now signed agreements tocooperptej with the federal government in rehabilita tion efforts Recently ncourse of national importance on rehabilitation and counselling of the handicapped was held at the University of Western Ontario The majority of students were key officers of the special placements division National Employment Service The Department of Veterans Affairs was also represented For month these students listened to lectures by professors on the staff of Western and other universities coli eerning the nature and manifestations of various diseases and disabilities andhow they affected the employablllty of those who had experienced them The course was sponsored by the Unem ployment Insurance Commission which ad ministers thc National Employment Ser vice It was eooperatlve effort on the Part of the Commission and the university and its value will become more and more apparent as time goes on Tliespccial placements division of National Employ ment Service is concerned primarily with assisting persons suffering from handicaps of varying nature to find work which will he suitable for them This effort in order to be successful requires knowledge of the nature of handicaps and their relation to the wlioie field of work It has been felt by the Commission that course which would enable its officers to learn more about the medical side of the various dis abilities would be helpful More and more it is becoming apparent that the handicapped individual stands fl better chance of living reasonably happy and successful life if employed where hclor she can do useful work than otherwise More and more it has also become apparent that handicapped persons when given the right work can make great contribution to the economic life of tile country The lost world war demonstrated their value to their country it has been found that handicapped person properly placed some tlmcs does work superior to the socallcd normal individual The mportoncc of finding the right work for each handicapped individual immedi ately becomes apparent That is the Job of the special placements division of tho National Employment Service It is some tlrncs difficult one blit remarkable suc cess has becii achieved Employers are now becoming aware of the value of handi capped workers In many cases they are elloperating wholeheartedly knowing that by so doing they help both the handicapped individual and themselves Students who took the course at Western Ontario University will be expected to hand oil the information there iiatlicrod to their associates in the offices of the Ullniliploy lilclit Insurance Commission They came from 11 over Canada aiid they worked hard obtaining the knowledge available to tllllll in tin lectures These lecturer will it is pxpeotcd form the basis for further traili lily of the National Employment Service staffs all time Hoes on Reason For Unemployment Speaking straight from the shoulder in recent editorial the hiUlILIilII lnkotto one of Cilnlldnil foremost lIl ilill lillllll illiizcd that unemployment has fiilli nhont lnouuxe Lli workcrll of other uoiintlllll are doing the work tilut Cuiluillilnu IllIV boon Illllltt or might be doliilz And llllY have taken over because they are hit to produce at more competitive rillo illill price The Gazette cdltorlulllit Iiillti tilnt no olilo could he flootcd by having tllllillllli work ers go iliow iil order to riiittllti tho work thin Ally tendency lll this direction can iontl to forum llnolllployillciit li the rust of production would in liilil hipiitl lllld lllr thrr nllVlllilfIHlll would be given to lnllnilnll collipotltora lhcllcid is for IJilllili with more attractive price tlllol illili Illlllllli flnmbflmfilHMUhfifihnhfihhmfihmmmhhhhfim ll Titanic Examiner more goods produced at less expense Thc relief of unemployment and preven tion of irs growth is notmanagemcnts re sponsibilityalone states the writer it is lobors responsibility too So long as wage and other demands are insisted upon with out regard to the economiclconaequences more workers are bound to find themselves without jobs For it can only mean that more goods and services will cease to com pete and remain unsold The difficult times that may be ahead are times for new sense of cooperatlan ba tween managerrfent and labor Beth are coh ccrnod with the problem of selling Goods or services that cannot be sold will not pay anybodys dividends Management andlabor are not concerned with each other Both must be concerned The buyer is the real employer And nobody can compel the buyer to any higher price for goods or most of all with the buyer services than he is willing or able to pay Farmers Heed First Canadian farmers have been first to heed storm warnings on the economic horizon have accepted as reasonable and proper government decision to trim saill in trade situation by 10 cents bushel cut in export wheat prices states The Fort Erie Letter Review Responsibility for adopting Can adianteconomy to changed conditions of buyers market should not howover rest Leaders of organized labor have equal responsibility to keep labor Other wise rising farm costs will deter farmers from buying manufactured goods which they need marketing problems both in industry and in agriculture will be aggravated and with farmers alone costs within the realm of reason unemployment will increase Grunt Replaces Wail Now that we have more time at ourcom mand writes Napier Moore in The Financial Post we are making trip to the Pacific It wasnt until we wereset tied on the train that we realized how long it was since we had crossed the country on And that realization came when tucked in bed we found ourself listening in vain for the familiar wall Of the locomo tivc whistle For the long train was pulled by diesels and the diesel locomotive con scious of its modernity gives forth sort It didnt seem coast by rail wheels of low complacent grunt right somehow particularly in the midst the mountains which loved to echo thewhich more eerie call of the steam engine whistle OPINIONS 0F OTHERS Hes True Scot Owen Sound SunTimes There is nothing annoys Iruc Sco mun more lfm Scols mall in Canada and the United Slalcl fl person who llfllll from the lad of the heather and the kill called Sculcllmnn Ellhcr lilal or lll ii called than in ilicorrmt pronunciatan if the is olcli which in equally wrong Now lot it be undorslood IllfL once and for all Illill the word Smith ncvcr applied to any Il whiskey or that wiry iilllc lllllnial ililllic yls tillllfl on scuich lorriir What Kind of Leadership Midland lrcl lrLss llcrulll Slrnnlirly at variance willl Ilic views expressed lrinlis lliiits by rospollnililu trade union lcldcm Congress president Ioiry lithmmnih olid Canadian Conurcm Ill Labor tliliI It ii Moonmun railway union spokesman Illllllt llalis iiiioriliiros on lilo nialler of iilrlite ul Hit as IladlJ Iillll Labor itlllln Iiolll Mr lliiiilililnh moi Mr Morllrr properly Irpiirll sliike Ill lilo tilrlnl of strike in denim idilo ml Jilslillril ollly in tho loll oxttpllmlill ilr vnnu nrls Mr llali on llio olilor imnd npponlr in mini continuing uirlko Illillll on till lipploprlnlc parl finch licrl fillltiWillK llll it nlgotlallolll in tin goo million ril filliKl lirlltill illvohiu he nuomni Ilaii lnlllll Inll the mom lionoperating rilli employ ll to vote in slrlko finiy Iliruuril llrlkol lllid myi him lilllwlly Villlilll iiicil flllil lo will Wile lillii llllHilI lie of Illl ilorlllul collective Ltill in fall In the more of hi1 ll filinlxllr of Labors rolliiiyl llllng process Ilillnlly in lliug lllo light is on Mr lllflllLl of lliiko llLllIiIi hl month in IF plul Pill IIailI roinnrlts illvllc two ltllnllilllll Illoillllli wlivn min in Iivniroy tullnllollr nillli Why hi lrrillvlng loll prohiuull llio lnllallllln llllillll will iii any event are thin ullihmi imu hi Mr llalln ihmu may ho illlll fol lfllllllltilllfl ill the srillyloxi rnII liIlIuil yhikunnh la miniwind lrrnpoiaillilo 8L lndel WA Sale st Judel WA are holding bake tale and nle of vegetables at Innlsiil Park on Wednesday Aug 18 Allllhe ladiu of the church are asked to bring dona tion to Mrs Buntingl on Tuesday evening Aug 17 The congregallonal picnic will be held in the park on the same afternoon and everyone is invited to attend Mrs Jnmleson and Elizabeth Spent lint weekend at Allenwood eac Wat Going Ahead Harvesting is certainly the order of the day just now Since long necded rainu came and now some cloudy days with frequent showers It affords rest for those engaged in the harvuiing of the heavy crops The army worm is still at its devastating work even among the vegetables and flowers Icvantytwoi Then why didnt yon Hap me two hourl The inn II that wlIll ow lingl rxcupllon of non Whit mlimlmrhu in lqudaI rall lmhnhy lllivl Illlll iiiolliilll hunt lililoly lhnnnih roiiltllvv bfilinllliilil wlihmll Instill lo Ilrilul or liln rival of allikrv llh mmhl i1 Ihal in Hall in hnhnwlhm pull in unhihyaii pain in Alrllu lllunl al on vriy lllflllllnillml to he resumed in on lrynllymmy yo when find By JEAN GABLE ON WEDNESDAY Aug some ill members of the Barrie and Vas pra Horticultural Societies went on tour it was an ideal day for such an outing and one to bc tucked away in memorys volume of treasures WE LEFT BARRIE at Ii am Firsf ulop was at the James Gar dens in Islinfiion This is always beautiful spot at any season and for many of our group it was the first time there Speaking to niece of Ihc Title Mr and Mrs James we were sorry to learn that Mrs James had died sudden ly in March and lhat this beautiful estate was now up for sale How ever we were pleased to learn thal the City of Toronto negoti aiingfor the property and if they gct II no doubt the public will be allowed to continue in enioy the beauty of those sunken gardens WE WERE SCHEDULED to make our next otop to view the grounds at the Guclph Reforma tory However time did not per mil anything but brief glimpse here and we sped on to the OAC at Guelph urns AT THE Greenhouses we saw same new plant In their ex perimental stages was person ally Imprstzlcd by some of their new lilies There was one that was pale yellow with deep brown stamens quilc nlot larger finwcr ohm regal really love Iy thing Since all plant are numbered and hill named1 cant tell you the name but nl enquire and let you know We had our dinner on the banks of the rlver passes through Guelph where was carols5o enough in of drop my fillcd thermos In lhc river and was lucky not to so with It WE HAD TO hurry from here In make Stralford in time for the chlival We arrived ilvc min utes beforc limo for the curlnln I0 rise Our gcniul hosl ll Fleli President of the SiraifordSociciy was there to greet us and more than little worried liintwe would bl lale WE hurried in our scale and we can carrch away by the play Measure for Measure shall not comment on thcpluy here as lhl is garden column Suffice it to say illnt for every one of it will great experi onto Towards lite and found rnyuolf inthos off my aunt with soonthine like licw drop diin lnilni nly ulmsm pleading ailcnily Willi that llillc girl from Suskul chowan for the liftl of Claudia The casl all seemed so good but in me altu Ilyiand win superb Afier the lliow we went lo Knox Church for supper served in file blK llnil all except Polity Adamson nnll Muriel Spence who wmi to relativn lor Iilppcr Tilt lilr Ficlt rejoined ua nlld accompanied on scenic tour of Slrnlfurd To those of our group who were now in thLl city Ilils win lovrly poll of our trip eruifurd licuulifiil cliy clean smile lrliurorsivc lxicmlly and Conprrulive Though on uullidrr myself fell roll urllll in this nehlcvelntill Lflhlllfl plate in Sirll Iorll ll iv Canadian achieve niont and like in llnllly other in various forniu taklull lllaro llrmu our great Illllll it makes one pnlllll Io bu Canadian and Eunlclom of lilo rrlpollslhlilly llial full on all of in if we are to merit lliirli urrai country Ilopo mum tiny lu repay the fricnlllilitzli of liar vry Hell of lilralfoltl who has horn in ycllcroun Willi lll lllni ulili rilorl on behalf of our hot Cililulivln on oUli WAY llolnn Iiilpplll in View the work or on Kitch vmr liollltulllllcl Society in their lifnlilllul Kurllrlll unnl they woliplillnrll well kept nllll mill in Kilclwllrr nrllvrll hum nlllrlli lilo in mm ilny rllii leiiilltrllmv Aha ii is lllt nlllllinl mirilllu of IllIllirl Nu ill in Illllriinllhtq him in It poll very fnvolollic him out that many The Barrie IIorlicaIiunlI Socier GARDEN non5 wilhLhe unanimous approval of all who accompanied us to Strat ford that Barrie must lake back seat until it learns to keep the litter off its streets Where are the garbage dispoual containers Council promised us CHURCHILL Miss Alice Rogerson 0f Blythe spent Wednesday with Miss Tenn and Reuben Rogurson Mr and Min Russell Goodman and boys spent the week with George Lucas Mr and Mrs Harry Todd and Mr and Mrs Glenn Klnncar cn icycd part of two days at the Todd collage Bus Lake near Eula Douglas Reivc aticndcd Stamford Summer Skating School at Niagara for week Carnival Prize WinnerI Lucky winners at chroy Carni val Friday evening were Glenn Stewart nnalarm clock Margaret Sawyer electric pcroolalor and Judy Bellnn net of mixing bowls Mr and Mrs Don Efflngton of Windsor spent the weekend wilh Mrs Grubb Mr and Mrs Glenn Kinncar arc holidaying at their cottage in Hall burtnn Eluoycd Ornn Recital Those who nticndcd the organ recital given by Alfred Clarke MusHac FTCL of Milwaukee Wisconsin in St Eauls Church Friday evening enjoyed musical real The township clerk Allan hail motored to Sault Ste Marie In spend few day with his daughter Mrs lfarry King of Toronto is visiting Mr and Mrs Harry Todd Mr and Mrs Sloan and Mary Ellen of Hrighlon spent lhc gllcckend with Mr and Mrs can July WMS llllrllrlg The July intcling oflhc United WMS was held in the school room of the church with Mrs Russell Stewart presiding Mercy was the word used by 20 members In re sponse in roll call Tile September word will he Trlilh Mrs ll Campbell Itll in prayer for id societys special mission ary Miss nuih lcal Eight sick calls were made and ihm books read Tht cnvclopc treasurer KllVl the financial report on date parcel hi yarn win aunsi ltI flnti mil to Germany The president thanka the com mllicc Mrs Sturgeon and Mm Ferrisr who acted so pronlplly Maybe you deserve key to the city Many pm icplollalliy Including and dusts safe to put on these do not seem to have much effect on this hardy worm that dream its plant and then just strips It of It leaves Mrs Mildred Great and friends in securing fine speaker Fred Cook of Bradford for their Sun day morning scivice Aug ii Mrs Baldwin gsve paperion Tm pcrance Mrs Paterson and her group were in charlie of the worship service with the theme Your Family and the World The general thanksgiving my er was read in unison and Mn Frank Kcll read the Scripture lesson Mrs Muirs reading was entitled It you know how to give good gifts to your children Misdnnary Educatlon In the Homes by Mrs K211 Chil dren Can be Helped to See by Mrs Allan Stories of Chris tian Homes by Mrs Spence and Christian Faith and World Cilizcnship by Mrs KKell Mrs Campbell gave maxi in tcrcsiing condensation of the con cluding chalpcrs of the study book Wherecr he Sun by Dr Moffat In these chapters Dr Moffat re views the various situations around ihc world which are challenge or missionary endeavor lie does not overlook those right around homo citing some startling examples of lnlolerance and ig noranec of Christian teaching and principles in enlightened North America The meeting concluded with the benedictionChrist is the ht of your hearts Christ is the ight of your home Christ is the light of the world Womans Awhiiun Mch The Womans Associaiion held their meeting in the school room of the church with the president Mrs Ronald Allan in he chair The mecth opened with hymn 358 and lho Lords Prayer repeat ed in unison Mm Arthur Watson read the lesson thougth wilh Ill theme nignicous Nation The president reported the bake sale held lit lnnlslil Park very Eucccui iulnisté6nc sale was planned for the Civic iioliday weekend Thirtyvfiveycars ago tth Wo mans Association was organized with lhc late Mrs John Todd as its first president and il hIS contin llcd to be an active and very luc cmsful organization during those years rm Wills and WA will not an August meetings Thcmccling concluded with the bcncdlclionThc God of Peace make you perfect in elIEry good work to do Ills will The usual friendly hour was lpcnl Nor cup of tea at the con clusion of the meetings very welcome guest nl both meeting was Mrs Worden of Saska icon OILIGINAL NAME Lauzon in Quebec chrhilcncd Politic dc Levy by Champlain in iflfi adopted ll present name in 107 you toodue to be honourld for Ilmi on ullnin Important unity in Ihoir Comlnlinlilcl Very few of little people In cirlvlllln llllIlC ileum or limb lfl1illflllilfllitl Monty thryrc ilni plain fol not to liter they In mm nunh limile 51 public wmh homn ini hon Iml immhnl llcvzlupliltllll All of wokh ploillolc ploglrll Ind tiiollulldi of join ilow do time people play will In null if Ivy ownlhg fill inliminil Iur it in limoy will than which ilrc ilnulnnre iolnnaniu form for Ilium that an on pl with nice eripfy umlullu II riilic for llluly of lime ploirctl In be ulllplticd have relumed from motor trip through Intern Ontrio Mr Ind Min Hope and Main Grout vuited Mn lqu over thehoilday AI EB Celebration SeverILfrom here Ittendcd the celebrllion of the Royal Black Preceptory at Buvertcn Ian Sat urdny Mr and Mrs Allan Henry and two sour spent recent Sundaynt South River Mr and Mrs Mac Wilrnth and son Ronald of McKrmpnrt Penn were visitors It Anxuu Campbells tin fol3 few days lately They alse visited other relatives at Shanty Bay Mu McClean Barrie has re turned home after wécks visi with her brother Norman Cox worth Mr and Mrs Tommy McAllister Toronto were here during the wfiekezd fgr their con Tommy lien on holida wI Rm Halberl vlh Mrs Scythes visitors dur ing the weekend were Mr and Mrs linrold Lawrence and Rule Mr and Mrs Leonard Jefferson and Arlhur Mr and Mrs Scarlet of Malton Mr and Mrs Walter Couttu and baby and Mrs Beelby Barrie We notice that Mrs Waller Millv igan Toronto has her mothers house the former Crosslcy rcsiii case here for sale NEW LOWELL Mk3 Ruth McGlllivary Toronto spent the weekend with her par ents Mrs Duncan McLeod and Doug las relurnsd home last Saturday after visiting for the past five weeks It Toronto Oshawa Bow manville and Whitby Mr and Mrs Harold Knight and daughter Jackie of Bowmanville relurncd home With Mrs McLeod for the weekend Mrs Knight and Jackie remained for holiday WI Meeting The Womenb institute met at the home of Mrs Stalnton on Wednesday The meeting open ed with the Ode followed by the Creed and the Lords Prayer The program was on Home Economics and Health Mrs Lighthedrt gave some very useful hoiuchold hints Mrs Allenby read an articlerpn cerebral palsy What Can be Done With Thine Children Mrs Patton Whats in Mate Lunch was then served by the hostesses Mrs Siainton and Mrs Lockhart Mr and Mrs James Laughlin spent Friday at Bola Mr Ind Mm Bert Dennis Tore onto and Mr and Mrs Srhadc Siralford Ipcnt thu weekend with Mr and Mrs James Laughlin EARLY STAMPS The first postage stamps were not issued In the provinc of Bri fish North America until 1851 Monroe Nula Monroe Nule of Kennett Square Pennsylvania was elected Interna tional President of Lions Interns ilanui at the Associations 37o Annual Convention in new York City Lions International with more than hall million members in 11000 clubs in 53 countries all geographical lncutionn is the worlds largest service club organization TWO RESCUES HAMILTONniClllSixtccnycar old Donald Cuthhcrlsnn who twice during the last two years has res cued people from drowning in Lake Ontario says so far he has received no recognitionlfor the deeds IiIIYS iillT While Wait at Oughs Hardware Youlj One Stop Store PARCELS GIFT WRAPPED dz MAILEID AT NO EXTRA COST OTHER THAN POST AGE Authorized Issulrs of Hunting and Fishing Licenses illliilIS HARDWARE 80 Dunlop St Ph 2556 WE DELIVER 300 More Telephones For Camp Borden We have recently completed the innlul lalioll of additional switchboard lillip lnont ill tllc Culin llordon CXlllilllml lilid telephone service is now lillllli pro vldcd for over lilo new mmoinorll licrvico ill available for nearly Elli more llilbllcrllicrrl llllil it your from now wlilll 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