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Ellis 3V Walls Publisher McPherson MONDAY The Canadian Broadcaslin Co this week concluded its presentat on of the Britishmade series Civilization The ser historian Kenneth Clark was one of those gems which makes us forgive television some but not all of its many program ming sins However it was interesting to note the extensive use of oil or ink portraits em ployed in the series These are the only records we have of some of the giants of our past Men who changed the course of history are lost to us as people we are left with records of their deeds and sketchy details about their person How much different things are today We all know what General Charles do Gaulie looks like even thou we have never seen him in the fies Anyone in Barrie would recognize any number of famous eople irom Richard Nixon to Bobby rr even on meeting them for the first time Even more we can all at various times meet again the people who have stirred us in the past Most commonly this is the case in old movies which bring to life again the magnetism of Humphrey Bogart or the evident goodness of Gary Cooper Less frequently perhaps but more im portantly the young eople of today and tomorrow will be le to observe the style of man such as the late US President John Kenned It is one thing for student to read In text book at school that Kennedy captivated na AUGC ll ame Examiner Published by Canadian Newspapers Limited 16 Beyfield Street Barrie Ontario Kerry Luane General Manager Managing Editor PAGE OTTAWA REPORT Refrain From Litter Makes BetterWorld mum unhabcnerplaabaal mwmwmzdod trainerwhininan lhyaditarlnltnthem 0Wllddedfhnthefim lordumplugllztzmthomm wt in Blllmcln he Ell Mullme lngunxdlthehlmcnm the mm oven million CANADAS STORY First World War Helped World View fought to have Canada given mum rot in the League of Elation This independence for all the HWmehriamart History No Longer Tale Filled With Ghosts Of Men tiou even those who didnt vote for him but it is quite another thing to be able to watch video tape or movie which can tuxes thegeamm munilrnud ob vlous social concern of the man as he speaks Still photographs in newspapers and magazines lack the quality of movement but many of them are clearly artistic and leave strong impressions For example we can think of the shot of Robert Kennedy walking along the beach with his dog or the shot of our own Prime Minister with that ower forever clutch ed in his teeth Who would not welcome the opportun ity to see film strip of video tape or still photograph made at the time of the Sermon on the Mount Or filmed tervlew with Napoleon Surely the would make history live stronger in ur minds Our modern world has been described as global village with travelling ime and distance reduced and with lng case no into the Canadian Press in Toronto The global village has rightly been How par with that wed put the fact that history can no longer die away or be only hazy remembrance scattered History has been given described as modern marvel ever on in dusty books graphic realism that will endure DOWN MEMORY LANE WAR DAYS 55 YEARS AGO Barrie Examiner and Saturday Morn ing Aug 10 1915 Storm interfered with big Boy Scout regatta at Big Bay Point Barrie contingent headed by Mon tagu Leeds Gordon Longman Gordon Reeve Hampton Jory Basil Carpenter Capt George Rodgers after three months rest following wounds overseas is returning to war duty as Quartermast er for 78th Battalion now at Niagara Subcontracts for new public library building let by Ball Planing Mill to Jack Neelands plumbing and heating Good son and Burrldge bricks and masonry Barrie Electric wiring Waiter Shouidlce aiming Charles Partridge plaster ng Brown and Jarvis roofing Lieut Newton Young son of Mr and Mrs Young home on two months convales cent leave from wounds suffered in France Horticultural Society holds an nual sweet pea show next week Dur ing heavy storm Simon Dyments yacht broke awa from mooring off Grand Trunk sta on and was beached at head of bay with considerable damage Launch owned by Dr Wells of Bear Point also damaged Donald Ross lawyer and exmayor had rough time getting his boat across ho to safety of cottage Pte Harry Cll ton wrote to parents teiiv ing of being buried twice by shell explo sions but esca ed unhurt overse This is Patriot Year at Canadian Na Lionel Exhibition with military displays naval spectacle on Lake Ontario war tro phies from France movies of air battles ur chascd Orlilia House which he will ldisc operate as highclass noliccnce hotel Dr II Orok of The Pas vactionlng with relatives in Barrie and Midhurst an nounced he would not be candidate for Joe White owner of Barrie House Conservatives in coming Manitoba clec Mmfvggmny tlon On Saturday spark from railway locomotive set fire to old Andcrton brcw Wman leg 1131 Very properly on Victoria St but It was 51m $33633 by put out quickly Childrcns Shelter mu name am your picnic held at Big Bay Point with Harry Ontario No00 your other Jamloson arranging car transportation mull Wu MM Mrs Nathaniel Dymcnt looked after food ass media spanning the globe withastoiiishv After all The Ex miner can pick up story from anyw ere in the world within minutes through network of international wire services which fun in 1581 On July 11 um Canada took another step forward when an Imperial Conference was held in 0231 rather than in laudon as had always been the case nu the leading stainmcu of the hormonecalm were there among them three outstanding leader from Britain Stanley Baldwin Neville Olambcrlain and Jimmy Thomas But the conference was domio noted by two forrucr New Brunswick boys Prime Mlnlra for Bennett and Lord Beaverbrook prominent British mnpaper publisher Ibey hoped to break the economic de preariou by getting the nations of the Commonwealth to de velop more effective trading aydem among themselves CALLED Il HUMBUG The conference lasted until Aug to and lucreued trade among the Commonwealth na tions to some extent but not prusion that enveloped most of the world In fact there was great dcol of hard feeling be tween Prime Minister Bennett and the British lenders whom he was apt to browbeat espe cially Neville Chamberlain Former labor leader Thomas summed up Bennetts proposals in one word Humbug It made headlines in most Eng llslrnpeaklng newspapers Nevertheless the conference had been an achievement for Canada and when it was over Prime Minister Bennett con yatulatcd Pearson young member of the doom mom of external affairs on his organizing ability llo laid Pearson Im going see that you fsct the our Order of the Bri Emplrel Young Pearson inter to be prime minister himself rcplicd Bennett cant bring up fondly on on 08E UIHEB JULY 21 EVENTS loinTreaty of Brcda stored Acadia to France lmFuthcr ol began survey of French hold ings in North America HoarPopulation of estimated 33082 during attack on Quebec lainMohst ceded 33280 acres of Boy of Quinta area ladsChamplainst Lawrence 1131 on Tim Examiner l6 Buyfiold Street Barrie Ontario Telephone 7mm Second Class Mall Rosttrntiun Number 04 Mum postage guaranteed Dolly Sundays and throw off $2100 ycar Erl ado called to extinguish blaze at NDUDMI WWW wm rlhs house on Peel St caused by gggm gyveggywtmy explosion of coal oil stove Thomas anmnl Tookc began constructing cement curb Member Canadian around Post Office Square lm ortant pm and Auth nurcnu of improvements being made to St incent Clrculntlons Iark pavilion plus lavatorics installed in basement and steps down to bathing beach vlo railway track OTHER EDITORS VIEWS wourn Nnvnn nu Norlcun at Cothnrines scunuura Now is the time for PostmasterGen eroi Kicruns to quietly cut mnil doiiv strikes and delays wed never the chants notio cry to four duys week With all the The Canadian Press to ox ciusivcly entitled to Ibo use for republication of all news din utchss in this paper and lt to it or The Associated Prone or Itoutors and also the local news published therein Tho barrio Exomlnor claims CQWllght in all original Id vcrtlslnd and editorial motor lul cronwd by its employee and reproduced in this nowa paper her mats roslotsr of Canada nibSir Guy Carleton led on Irxpcdition up the St Lawrence Copyright Registration Num wmwmm ho murmursaw hath unpackalliancewa MMMBEL Kalb opened It 15 miles lmAmdlans held confer ence at Mamet NB Mm Dewdnry min lsla of the Interior fumed sod for NEWEdmonton Railway mUnlou Steamship Capi lono le Vancouver with miners for Klondike gold rush InsBritish Columbias Mount Wlwnmn UM feet was climb for rst time mlane Minister Didem babe opened governmentbuilt town Inuvlk Court Justice Good To Cope With Criminals TORONTO CF The On tarlo Supreme Court justice named to head an inquiry into alleged provincial police connections with the underworld has handled two other major iu qulriea since his appoiltmeut to the Ontario Supreme Court in 12 lifr Justice Campbell Grant 66 was commissioner in 1965 of Royal Commission inquiry into the failure of lnrmers Al ucd Mast Entcrprisea Ltd In 1968 he headed an inquiry into the actions of Magistrates Fred Banana and George Gord house FAME lost almost all its as est in lost lncludlua mmn Invested by 13000 Ontario form along toring and packing plants More than half the loss was attributed to the purchase and subsequent loss of meet packing plant in Burlington The Burlington transaction Mr Justice Grunt said dis played complete lack of busi ness ability among the malarin of FAME directors In 1963 he found that Magis trate Bannon was totally unfi to hold office because of his gross misbehavior in osso cloting with Vincent Alexander of Toronto who profcsscd to thu connections with mngis trutcs and public officials vas Museumlemmas Eonrouts Inn tnrtbe mutuwmmm Wmmmm as they dc way other Ontario highway every on of the year IT car You That is why Ontario cabinet minlrtzr Ken sunr monod group of top industrial kt to private conference last week to discus litter on Ontar ios highways Mainly mans than is hardly garbage receptacle in sight In Moscow one can see three such reccpfulu on each block including ashcau or cigarette butts In Throat typical of Main Street Ontario them is one sud receptacle every aw blockn or so In Canada the uult swept littered street are un tionni disgrace in Moscow cop ital of that poor backward coun try inhabited by unclvilized op pressed serfs they keep the street so clean that one could eat all it So George Kerr talked tough about the litter problem The soft drlnla columnuteri dis pcuscr is one serious offender it leads to discarded empties which become broken ginss Mr Kerr came up with suggestion for the softdrink industry standardize the bottles so that they would be interchangeable between the various brands make them all returnable with perhaps nickel bonus on each and abandon the abandonane can as well as the disposable or littermaking bottle The hrcwcrics of Canada are setting an example which the merchants of pop should follow Bottles are nearly all inter changeable nnd can thus readily be redeemed for cash and then be recycled for reuse of all the beer sold in Canada in con tainers lcsa than two per cent is in nonccturnablc cons of the returnable bottles nearly 100 per cent find their way back to nmrcbml to WI evwn in hnln of consent the breweries Lune lltter there Then what about the auto makers whose rustcd obsolete discards llttcr our riverbcds form verges and city outskirts Mr Kerr spoke of adding sur charge of so cents on each so nunl licence That money would be applied to towing the wrecks recently so highly touted on TV advertisements into nl dumps where they would be comprmscd into blocks of used stch for reuse in our stcol plants Litter is just small part of the worlds pollution Vrohiem but it is the one part which you can hnip soivc rmSI comm Well lit Least Enjoyed Debbie KEN WALLS GITPBDN man in not have beat aware ofit but dewuthnides mwmmdmbum is of fact in low him Tbsam cocatried 1112mm lb maxim Barrie Luke Simeon and 9111 Buy ralin in War franchtu plan efforts to stop the pro ject by the owner of the rival Palmtck Wk and Cooks hay railway For those who mind the hilarious melodrama it was one of the most enter talnlng of the sclson But get your sun early for the next and final Show coming up this week and next The Pant licks complete with nrchutra musical with sinst and dun CC BACK TO RAILWAY lore Just 65 years ago the Barrie Lake Slrncoe railway company of Toronto was actually Involv ed in serious plans to extend theelectric lino north to include Barrie There was no mention of including Shanty Bay At the some time Canadian Pacific was surveying for the new line Toronto Sudhury to connect with the transcontinental from Montreal to Vancouver Lurking in the background was the Grand Trunk Railway which already covered Barrie vlo Cooks Bay sud Palnswick The good old 6m in still with us disguised under the name CN It was no parent in reading Town Council notes of the early 1900 when costumes to the new All lines was coming from But the Grand Trunk had no real live villains and never won considered do rolling the fast passenger train to Shanty Bay SAMUEL FINBOLD who died at his summer estate Roche Point last week at 59 opened store in Barrie to years ago It was the first your joined this newspaper as an odvcrtin lug salesman He had store in Aurora when just is years of age and it was so successful he brnnched out first to Barrie lhcn to Mldiand and Kincardlue But the depression was just starting and young Mr ngoid sold out his clothing infcrcsts and began circuit of small town movie theatres which reached more then so In number and he called the chain Roxy It had no connection with Barrics Roxy which was built owned and op crotcd by John Snso and Sons local citizens Eventually Mr Fingnid sold his movie chain in 195d to the present odeon comp puny and went into the steel in dustry in big way In Barrio tho Flngold store was located on Dunlap East north side two doors west of MncKays Phar mncy tho former George Cnid weil and Herb Robertson drug store The location is now oe copied by the and store next to Reeves DEAR NOEL Barrio became ncity on Jun 1959 But do you remember when Toronto Street had only two houses one on each side above Wellington andwbcnywucouldpicxh onhothrlduofthatroadtm nmus Wanna opinion but an unlicnt my on not some omen Discount what you my hm read by the Mole theatre cm lcs They feellt is beneath their dignity to write anything 30 So that when travelling mg panned in the Metro preu peoplo brow it must be My good and flock to it Granted the Debbie Reynolds production was llzhL but it was rumma mumhmenl clean fut may tux good music for all um and excellent dancing by 11 Unusual We 10 young people who dance well and sin well enough Comedian Rip Taylg often seen on TV to plenty of laughs Debbie Reynolds is petite charming versatile to star as linger or dancer in the clnaa of Streisand or Giann ingt but she has beautiful ugm especially lhose under pins Altogether thoroughly forthwhile maUuee for this show on ERRATA DEPT noticed where an editorial department got off some cracks about ml takes by some railway passen ger agentWell people who live in glass houses shouldnt blush at all the errata which have gone into print on Bnyfieid St For Instance William Grew man native son who has mods good in the industrial world came back to Barrie as guest speaker at Rotary Club recently It recalled several years ago when Bill was named president of Canadian Westinghouse wont name the newspaper which came out with his photo and pro claimed that Mr Chccsmun was the new presidcnt of General Electric MYSELF PERSONALLY thats modern language keep getting things screwed up in in paper For instance several weeks back mentioned the fIuraome of local professional men who toured the new country club course for the first time and lost 22 bolLs among them wrote they were two lawyers druggist and pharmacist George Caldwell pointed out that druggiot and pharmacist arc the some oh ysh The golfer who was listed as drussist in my anecdote was not pharmr clsL but rather an oplumctrlst George also claims that on In 11cm round he found 14 balls In the rough lo the net loss In only eight BIBLE THOUGHT After this beheld Ind lo let multitude which no mill could number of all ullious nud kindseds and pcolalr and Inugllcl stood before the throne Ind before the Lamb clothrd with white robcs Ind palms in let bonds Revelflan 73 Heaven is place for great numbr who counted everything else on earth as nothing that THEATRE Adult Entertainment IMPERIAL TONIGHT ONLY Jam Gnrnor FILE OF THE GOLDEN 6005 Adult Entrtslnmnt Starts Tomorrow pm Cr pm llIIIvimu splinmvzumsmu TONIGHT ONLY THE LOSERS Adult Entertainment Lolm by llcl ml lST FEATURE SWEE NOVEMBER starring Band Donnie MARLOWE mohlzarrewurltl uumllnPlanelUlIlIell ssluasnnl Ihsbsnlnnlnuw ATLIESIIENEATH Milli THEENIJIy BlMIIIIIIIIJNIiupmonm MGM Vrlllni MARTIN RANSONOFF rnooucno MEmoCOLOR ADULI urnmum they might please Chri 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