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new HOSERY pram omn worker at nowlvopeoed hosiery plant in the Greater Winnipei city at 3mhtgleshin lpccts stocking just been convicted by trio hill Qeed automatic knitting machine Each machine dunes one semHinlsbed stori lng every three mimics lha $5000 plant is owned by Doris Hosiery Western Lian tied and expects to produce Lowdoaen pairs of nylons day for distrilmtlon in western Canada 13 Wiraphoto Highway Dept Widen Build New Freeways By om msev Special to Examines ronomo What trans portation policy for the Osbou BarrioGuclphHamilton region means in terms or dollars alone may be gauged the amount at present and panned spend ing on facilities ihe highways department is concentrating its major expen dltures in the region on con trolledaccess highways Sorno 171 miles of existing freeways including highways 400 tot 27 and the Queen liniza beth Way are being or are to be widened New freeways are to he built the main ones being highway tea between Toronto and Hamilton and highway tot between Toronto and the east end of Lakesimcoe by way oi Newmarket The new construc tion and widening program is expected to cost over mo mil lion during the next to years with almost half of it to be spent in the first five years EXPRESSWAY PROGRAM Metro Toronto has an exten llve expressway program under way to continue for the next 20 years Cost will probab ex ceed $400 million In add tion over the same period 3150 mil lion is projected for hnprove ment of Metro roads $150 mil lion will go for other arterial roads within the Metro area and mo million for urban arter ial roads outside Metro Addition of 30 miles of rapid transit lines to the existing miles in Metro is expected to cost between $490 and $500 million Both the ONB and CPR are constructing hump terminals in the region to facilitate the shunt ing and handling ot freight cats and are improving other facil ities at total cost at some $100 million Commuter possibilities have been suggestedas result of the consequent lessening of ioads on lines into downtown Toronto Innddltion the transportation study pe suggests there is no doubt that addi tions to existing tranportation terminals and routes will be likely Thisincludes other roads sr PAULS oward Fanny were pleasantly surprised when they were inv ed totheir daugh ters home Mr and Mrs lim oilstrmden and rounds hows lull of friends and relatives the occasion hein gthair 25th wed ding anniversary Their children Cnvan tMrs Russell Strmdent Pam andJim had arranged the jihe guests of honorre eeived many beautiful gilts The evening was apentdeniring At ght amlovely dinnetwas the centrepiece being eredwodding cake and streets harbor facilities airports pipelines parking fa cilities and motor transport ter minals And other municipalities are spending or plan to spend many millions on their own transpor tation situations HUGE EXPENDITURE Altogether it means an ex pcnditttfl of well over billion dollars What will it buyi Not billion dollars worth of service without coherent transportation pol icy Such policy is one of the objectives oi the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Transporta tion Study is the study welioonceaied attempt to bail Metro Toronto out of its traific difficulties No says Highways Minister ltfacNaughton and he says it very vehemently Lets and facts he lays The Metro area is the industrial hub of the Ontario wheel Out from it go the spokes Some thinglike million and halt people live in Metro alone and more than two million in the region were studying They pay more in taxes Their assessment is higher This is logically the place to start and the answrr we get here can be applied in other developing metropolitan area in the province Besides Metropolitan Toronto is doing great deal to solvoita own internal problems We have been criticized for subsidizing Toronto subways he continues But what we have actually done is to contribute onethird of the roadltbed cost In other words we areaimply subsidizing road that travels underground and at less than our aboveground rate its not at all like helping out say bus line thats losing money What were talking about is roadbed it its more etficient to build road underground then thatswhere it should be AREA DEFINED Why is the study limited to itho area defined Why was it not extended to include ray the Kitchener and Niagara complain es it had tobe manageable area in time as well as space Community Hall last weeklhs base table was by the alter noon WA The tea took an in ternntionai theme The hall was gally decorated with travel post ers of European and Asian coun tries Artieiea were on display from Afri Pakistan Norway also Eskimo cratt and ehine made by Haida indlans logic The GA girls in variety of cos tumes helped at the tables aaya Cowley chairman of the technical mmmittee We must have our tlnai report in the hands ot the executive commit tee by January 1967 There is vast amount at information to be collected and processed and our time is limited The larger the area the more time would be needed fEesldes we had to stop some where The process of addition to the area wuid goon indet initely if we included the Kit chener area why not go on to London Samia Windsor and Michigan Vtor example 01 it to the Niagara area why not the whole Eris region The exact boundaries are not vitally important in study of this sort We would hope to have our data collected and our meth ods such that we can manipulate them into any kind of region or overlapping oi regions Sarcoma indexation Stu eats bCongrahilated 0a Field Day Our new spiritual counsellor torth year Rev FIUIEI 0kary was inlmduced at that He gave very tolerating to the students on Vocatima tie pointed out that the word vo cation means calling whether it be to the religious married or single life Thus he ceded to disusss the priest Atteer he answered question by the students its will return to St Joes later in Moot personally lid to give as advice on our choice for our future lives more than have got derwny in the sdzool The dress Club under the diredion of Mr Navratil meets every Monday after school but interest is so great that many ofthashess mateetanta meet every noon Canada Explores Japanese Market UlMWA OP 1M poison that Median market for Jap anelsa is being expo apanese econo mic mission now touring the oountry mission spokesman Toda ynshi Yamada told prom con ferenna Monday that the mar ketaoonwliibetatedbyabip ping about six Japanese buses to Canada ltlr Yamada said that depend ggs on the rcsponsab theof tonedJ an opera rs moose thus would consider either slalp Ping assembled vehicles di rectly to Canada or uttering joint venture to mamrfncture them here He said the question at oom blnlng Canadian and Japanese money and knowhow in am bllng vehicles in this country has best raised recently but onty as an idea nigger ton male RED and WHITE 17 CIRCLES tillr it till maesormmasnnsmnum carnelianWeavers learning Get 9A HtiWuerllé Need fwioia AND IT can Y0 ONLY gar MONTH iii ii 57 Eiiiie 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