051p Emllixumincr 16 Bnyald Strut Barrio Ontario Kerry Lunbic General Manager McPherson Managing Editor may Hum 10 In PAGE WWW Housing Situation Bleak In Large American Cities along racial lines Almost the same can be said of recent victories on behalf of fair or open housing This has not yet made any proclahle dent in the con centration the black population in the socallod ghetto areas Whether President Nixons bold wel fare program to ut floor under the in coulc of the na ons poor it enacted will make maor change in the ur ban scene is doubted In the first place this income floor would not be large enough at least within the foreseeable future to make major change in the poors ability to quit slum or ghetto areas In the second todays urban problems are so complex that far more than re vision of welfare would be needed to set them on the road to solution There is of course no one answer to the challenge When the problem is com pounded of such elements as crime pol lution rising costs building dotcriorallon on massive scale racial tensions inade uale cducatonal programs the flight to le suburbs poverty and so on only present practices and fronts can heal the Walls Publisher Cammegspcilym 58 will nada for peep in ower income brackets and there is no early solution In sight However Canadas problems In this regard are comparatively mind lwhcn compared with the situation large American cities gt35 The Christian Science Monitor declares that It becomes increasingly clear that many of the biggest and bestintentional of the efforts to solve Americas terrible urban tensions and problems are not suc ceeding This leaves the United States in distressing quandary It is obvlous that something far better far greater is need ed to break what seems to be the down ward spiral of urban life and living Yet no such answer has appeared and pmvcn itself Once high hopes were held for low cost public housing Yet it is now conced ed that in some ways such housing has the coming of jungle conditions to American cities the writer reports In city after city project after Kro ect these houses have deteriorated cally and as recent story in newspaper noted become haunts of lawlcssness disorder vandalism sexual aggression perversion and criminal activity running the ga vtnut from rape to murder Simultaneously efforts in many cit ies made with the noblest objectives in mind to end racial segregation In schools have failed fteen years after the famous Supreme Court decision edu lcatlon in the nations cities appears to be more rather than less sharply divided DOWN MEMORY LANE visit to John Ross Robertson Lodge In Toronto GrayDort was becomln popular In motor car sales with Fre major revision of outlook on numerous citys hurt That sad thing Is that no real mas made to turn this situation around Poli tidans sociologists economists urban Ianncrs all express concern But the cy ingredient readiness to tackle the challenge on the scale and with the inspiration required Is still lacking How much worse will the situation be come before this readiness appears 50 YEARS AGO IN TOWN Barrie Examiner March 10 1920 Community Assodatlon will seek new industry Port Huron Michl an Bus ctst local dealer Model sold at $1365 lncas College purchased by am no war tax Grand Trunk officials turncr of Barrio First Limo In hill at Allandale 1ch No 44er North tory of Masonry Firemans Night held Bay delayed hree hours by freight wreck near Uttermn No 63 from Hum Ilton dcla ed two hours by engine trouble near Coogswwn At Dreamland Then fn Barrio when members volunfcer bri gade occupied chairs Town Councu set tax rate at 448 10 mills higher than last year Ed Mlllfna Allandnla 10 Harold Lloydn howcst movie comedy 711th Balis Collier Methodistl3ar and Gladys Leslie inStttch In Tlmc nods to oSunda School senior hockey Rcovo Charles Wattle and Clerk Ireasuror Coutts wont to Toronto finals one win cac Sarlcant King representing Vespru Council to Interview annual spring fashion ShW well from Izodby local ladies Barrie Co legiato Dept Public Works to bridge near Min Imhtutcs annual cominencement exer cslng held 33 by delay of government clses packed auditorium Andrew Malcom grant Partridge renltor an nounced sales this week of large board ing house on Mary St operated by Miss cs Bell to Meekums of Ball Planlng MIll staff and James Maxwellslresidenco on Clapperlon Sttoflumcs Marlin prin clpal Central School Doc Sim ona Barrie rink retained Boys Tro by at curling club by beating Ben We be challengers from Stroud by sov cn stones James Marlin sold his house on lower Maple Ave to Coultor William Grassland sold his residence on Peel St to Andrew Fraser Mrs Ushcl sold her house on Florence St to Zec man Rupert Real estate ls booming In town Union evangelistic scrvlccs enn duclcd by Rev Sharpe and assist ants began In Barrie Armoury with local maimed choir of 200 voices led by Charl ca lludd CuhIItNlchols real tnr listed some 80 houses for 5an In Ear rlc at average prices $2500 Farms av eraged $5000 about 40 for solo fairly close to down son chatrman Board of Education pre sented athletic awards Andrew Hay ma thematics master since 1382 gave his torlcai sketch since inception Gores grammar school on Aug 31 1043 when Barrio was village of about 500 people He rcmllcd when Ernie Dtury new lrc mlcr of Ontario used to walk in and back from Crown Hill 20 years ago Dc monstratlon of gymnastics training given by lcan Cowan Irma Robinson Freda crrls Ken Cameron Charlie McMartIn Koppel lolly Kcn Gardener piano duct by Lucy Swartz and Reginald Goddcn pupils of Miss Clamn Operetta ln dorclla presented by girls of BCI with lead roles taken by Edith Luck Gulda Burton Marlorlo Laidman Wanda Bow man Ruth Cam bell Bessie Dcliart Gwendolyn llurl urt Ethel Cfflftillfinfl Vcra Clifton Helen Iloss Racth Whit aker Jean Harrlll and chorus of 16 Pro uluccr wau Miss Burying of staff Mem hers Kerr Masonic Lodge paid fraternal null AROUND THE WORLD Ismel Finds Itself In 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Americans at tho suf fcrlnga cndurcd by Ilclcwa lundcr Illtlcr wo did not do Icnnugh to rave lhdm and we fcll therefore IIInt wc nhuuld camponllatu tIIcm uomchow The very Icust we could do for them mlf playing It tllroumdy Imlym putllullc rulu Moltllf Duyun lhrllilln brll Illrgcl llH bllvnhlng of II lump lul In Sum bulldllm which bccuullo uf Iln II II fllclory or military IIIlllllll 12nff3 IN Imuclu Ilnullc lrcuu lII llcllluru null ulnu Illul up llnlllild milo dolbmutcly field nm Mums Fm mimqu my Th you the lodul ncwn pllhllhhull but over lmd over llttbliltlki lil lmih llllly Wm WM tllcrolu In Him mwumuhllu llc0llcu for mcl AW lul WNW ymm mdml The Ilurrlo lxumlncr clulnln with tho mimlilllfl for that pur Awh muny wny mmmm Copyright III llll origiunl all p050 they iflould ulsn l0tllV payment fur Arnb cummnndn terrorlam but them were uvvr uhnduwcd by the other lmpccln of Irracla Imullc llIL nympll lIIutIc llvpoctll llcllcllbud Ilbuvo llut now lbrflcl bull urlIlcwIl the bull lrmlum It could Dumll hly have It military lurrlllluus 110 overlook fllcra were other ground for gsympnlhy lllo Arnlnl um um llzolll ccntur men They are for rcmovcd rnm us cullurnlly wlllub Ill not to any they Are In Icrlurvbut they urn dlffnront Illilds of cutllcr flock lu uur fur Inrnul In tblll frond the nxchnugu of blow und cou lcrblnwu mum on lung ouollg this nature nf Illn blown mlllll more lhllu who bnguu sivc authoritative effort is now being uro ull roprbml ruldll Ila policy II to buy back many time over The rullllll In Unit lnrnol flndll ll lluut defunct mlulxlcr udmll Illlxt lllll form um nupulm ulld Illlll nubllluuco Inn llilllllllf cnunolullou mpuclnlly tn the ynung In tilt VUIIL It III II nulull ullcb lllflllldd WIIII Iltlotltllri lmlloll nlllflflf IInvn blt clellnn fill uulnilllukllblo vullon could not bu mlnlnlum for tlou bl dulug grunt dnlnuuu lo untllurucll IIulrn In grnvo Inn nvullu Inruol nulhlll to any that It mcrcly rctul ulinll When OTTAWA REPORT Listen To The West Government Advised Bl PATRICK NICHDWN Walton Separation an lunmcntlonnblo plano In tho West it ll tho unmentloncd bogey which stalk the corridors of oln Ilodual Minimum But It In the moat uerloul problem facing Cuuudn today IIlu Vcstcrnef of menuslum Iootwd lo Noun for solutions to his problems Mam Itabnl Premier Ed Sphroycr rc ccufiy sold here mill loan Is In dam of being but he added urging that oltnwn would start listening to the West and and tho consinnt adoring lo lilo vested uldustrlal Illfacets of ocntml Canada llua Ollnwn forgotten tho Welt Milt ilnrrndcnco cul gury lnwyor who same year ago led the Albnrtn Progrollivo Wyn party believes It hm For example Prime Mlnla tcr IrudLuu naked Prairie farm ers WM he thalde help to mar ket their grnln but he chipped In $200000000 of tho luxpnycra money to ball out Ibo losses in curred by Expo 07 Hold Mr Ilnrrudcllco Unsaid grain In one of tho Wortn problems The lllgll and rlrlnlz cost of everything the klrmor has to buy IS mother The bogey of the tax wllllo pillar is Mother The aprcndln of tho Fronch language Is an othcr All thin nddll up to an moat unlvcruol discontent KINGDOM OF THE WEST lhut in why Mr llnrradcnco has not up the New West lurk force In ntudy the economic the lust fInunclnl and poilllcnl foullblllly of Wcmrn Canada all an Inde moo cnmprlnlng preferably everything wall of thu Luke pcndcul Commwoullll urchy Canada should be forced Into indopcudcnco by the cconomlc problem which bcsct ul today he explained after the tusl town wns sci up at spontaneous meeting at which umplu nnnncc was tossed Into the but The New Wcst task force will somewhat oulatrlp the hem hrldgo Unlvcnlty California on one Prairie ProvlncclII Won for Carin blamed for Iho second week In May Thin conference has utIrnctcd 2000 announced delegates not only from the prairie but from all ucrosl Canada and even from other countflcl The com fcronco will review Iho dub nomlc political sociological and resource development cou lldcrallonl relevant to union of the prairie prnvlnccs WEST PAVE WAY The four western provinccs contnln 20 per cent of Canadas population but together they pay nearly 30 pcr ccnt of totnl federal taxes At proncnt tux scalar In New West would have an Immcdluto Indornl rev cnuo of man than 83000000000 The economic viability of up In dopondont Wort was being aludlcd Informnlly by flame western politicians on Parllua mcnl IIIII Inllt summer They LETTERS TO THE EDITOR CUElPY TO AN lMALl Your newspaper litcount lfciy 20Ilulora Iwo lrlllawlmbllm duslng umull bde wolf and tho litdormant nf Imp If nany of film Orwurio Ilumalno Sociayll bond Aurora Bmudrl that chan of WWI New cnlclfly may be laid Mnylff what th Altuntlan wlllbe If wmm be mg to dill iiimilr Examiner Ir llllyflclll Street Ilurllo Onlurlo Telephone 72041537 Second Clam Mull Ilollbltrntiun Number 0104 llculru postlllle guaranteed Dally Sundays and Statutory Ilollduyn uxucptcd chlpilun IlllLK daily by 55c weekly IJIIAIO ycurly blnulo mule 10c Uy 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door In tho dew mum to Ulla point of OXllillltlllml lle Iclxvlml than to die or IIIn ulnz luck nabblluut nllldll wllh tIIu Illfbt from their machine or III IIer build cmflnlnx Ilmn If the luclu us given aro true lion will or wolvexx No WHY botn ll wolf wllhout doubt would ban tllcm Mrs llmnliw Suvtmlo Proll lIcuI Illlllc lllllllrlll lrllll Alljllms onlcrvldluu club lllta loud but mould Imp lo llllln Ill lo hawo their of Mull tboy lvuvo uodll for MOM of In Wfrtllllnt know Ibo dlfferonco between wolf coyote or do licences dIry blwo IIfltl pm uII Ilpolls cllllls told me that they cxpcclud Ihrco to five hard yuan to start with but wltllln decade their living ltundnrd would outstrip that In the rest of Orlando now In near to that In the United States Danger flags are flying all ovcr the West today so clearly that Ottawa should have pur cclvcd them with alarm long ago long before It not up pro posal for club old to wcslcrn furmcru totalling somclhlnmlm lhnn thrcquunrtcra of that Expo paycout Critics of the IInrrndcnco Inl llnllvo suggest that It is bored on cmolion and that no country can ondum on such fllmay busc But what cxcupt emotion led to the Independence of the American colonies And nearly two centuries thnt coun try has endured Into unprcccn dented growlh and prosperity mid Iatlnrly wood me only thing which aur prlllcr me about the West Is that It has not before now given birth to new protest party Single Cfmllllll SInllIo Language purly endorsing Confederation free utterprise 11le free trade wllh Inspiring and vlrlonury lendernhlp such party In the prclfcnt vcalcrn mood could uwccp nearly all be Vciitff 10 federal acull In Parliament and mllny central and custom null or well BIBLE THOUGHT when cutIII Iva In outInc IIInlI nppcnr um ulmll yo an appear with him In lllory Col onlnna 34 It need be lake It buck out how Home Ilny with the Snv Iour you will mullo your up pcuruucu wIIIro It really count 110 than faithful unto dcnth um wlll glvo lllco crown of Ilfc WYUKONTE Hermans PARK Pollution Is Iewel OiPublic Affairs and uner am mo Await Into high Ecliffloo became totemde In Wu basal provincial mam nasal23 refund and got them to am to Ina federal garment putting in the FAVOR 0th oresy spat will have the blessing of the public flddu In which there Is mlxcd jurisdiction between the provim clal noddedcrsl gelmanta Some wntcrl lakes and rivers come under federal jurisdiction OLthl nro undrr the province ileum lhfwzh tbnFood and dumlui DECLARED WAR for RQITORV COVERING AN am all 207 076 mum MILEx 512926 My All arm MARrMio was cams50 DON 0111mm Queens Put Pollution one of the many The federal departmento With an agmulvo now min lslcr In George Kerr tho do pnrtmrnt of energy and re rourccs monument here went into quldf fox maths no and red Allout war against pollution One of In first field of action was to declare It Intention of cllmlnntlmz phosphach from da terzenu It could not do this wlthollt legislation however In the meantime the fcdrrll departh of my CANADAS STORY Colonization Effort By French Failed Monsoonme Following Jacques Carliecs rucccnful voynu to Oanndnln 1514 and 1535 France doddod to make real effort to establish colony in the now land It was to be called New Illonce gov crpod by Viceroy and have lords forts caller feudal vll lull and thoulanda of men to explore for gold silver and dill monds It was announced ofl March use that In ltdly would be JunFranco do Rocquo Elcur do Itoborvul Bench no bleman Cartier woman wnl not eonsldcrcd to be hlgh enough In loclcty to rcprmnt the king 1th was grant Ilsa appointment to Cartier who was frustrated otill more bccuuse Robcrvul kept dcln lug tho dolt porturo of the luon Ilnlill nobcrvnl gave Cartier permlas on to leave with five ships and said he would follow as soon on possible Cartier left on May 1541 and took three month to arms tho Atlantic in coulth to his lira voyugd wlllch had taken only three wool Illa Ihlpn rnnout of fresh water and It was now unry to lot the pigs and goals drink older to keep thom alive The ynrrivod at Stadnconl Quoboc on Aug 23 and spent the wlntor nt Cnpltouuo NESTED AT ST JOHNS IlobInvul dld not follow Cur tlcr as loan on osslblo Inrtond he used his slips to do sumo frcoboollnll In tho English chun nol and dch not null for Cnuadn until April 1M2 llo rusted hIs crown at St Johns mid and Curllor sullod Inlo the harbor while they were thorn lie was onhlu way back to Franco very excited because he thought he llud found gold and diamonds along the St Lawrence and way taking uumplca to the king nnbcrvnl ordered Cnrllcr to return to IT HAPPENED IN CANADA 0N ORDER ONE PIPER pullout CLERIOS Fort lluosmlw no0 LONDON ruolluu DIDNT hAlAu mum wneuuu 1037sz QECEIVEDARWUIGIIWN FROM GaIERIIORulCHIEF ownatslupsou F02 11 Pl fv cull255ml M5 MINI34m mlWerMMIIfso mm III slap175 IWIlNMKM 12ml MilMM Jpomv on JIMrim mm 560 MW f4 nWMlrlw bu mm 50 Medan COVEEER aF 31V per other works In mch wllh the pmvlncd nut contribution uounccd from this program $uohoc with him but Clllllol ro used and continued bln voyage to France ltoborvnl nrlIvcd ul Quebec at the end of July and built Fort From my Ali WERE TIE Flrt WIZme would Andxtbnmn ministers coo Tch was some reluctance to do this at least on Ontarlo rt Inrlldswasa lemof les lhomkpmmlsstobe allqu dchnlkup education and health was political marks to the 603 problem on whloh Mr Kerr did agree however Now be Lt bunting that beams of this favor he may gel Ottawa to take an action which will gain blm political credits ill have ts that the mind govern mcnt may move back Into support for pvmlccta reverse Itself Ind For some years Ottawnpald cent lownrds dams and olocts the Last fall It am It was withdrawing Mr Kerr hopc he now may be able to talk It Into getting back In The Ontario mlnlslcra purgiculnr lmmcdlnlo concern the of Life project ls estimated at $44000000 and there Is urgent need for It to at least ct under WY ood control proicd on rand River Tho lclal cost 1110 previous willing to go up to 5050 dcnI on cost shnr Ing but this too much for the municipal budgets So he hoot Ottawa may not generous though he does have his fingers erased at Cap flouxo where his colo nial spent the winter During the summer of 1543 he led an expedition up the St Lawrence and trled to gct post Ilocllclugn Montfvnll but lost number of men In tho rapids lhe colony was failure and Robcrvni took all tho lurvlvora back to France In 1540 he was offered monopob of milling in New France but never ro turncd Cordcrs diamond tumcd out to be rock and and there wasnt onth 00 In the samples lo pay for the cost of extraction WEB MARCH EVENTS lulumm of Ghent fullled Doc 24 1014 was procln ed at Quebec IntPotent dyslcm become offoctivo In Upper and lower Canada IuLlIrrt Nlngurn suspension bridge monutuh Columbia III by Inturo voted to 50nd dolcllnt on to Ottawa to negotiate tcrms of Confederation mooCoal miners at both brldgo NHL went on cirlko unlll December ImNowa douler In Humil ton was fined $30 for rolling US page on Sunday 1020 olc hono sorvlco was com lotcd twcon Vancouver and ndon England 1051 Parliament approved bulldlng of pipcllnc from Al bcrta to Eurlcm Canada cram am film LETTERS TO nu EDITOR The Examiner Invlleu con lrlbutloun to Ill Letter to the editor column on this od Itorlul page When pnulblc Icllcru should be roxtflclcd to 300 to 400 wordl and the Ihuuld ho nlllnod Vflltll may ulna pen name If they do Ire haul Ann wane mA out cause Ill 01 675 RN cAul ownermind 7o MWMMWM WM W3 QiMMm wt 71 liozvplsflvMle swamMW My 70 flf II dew MMflfMWi MAIW locomotive crossed