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Tar rmsr comma List or Eligibles Becorning Scarce harm Etjéamittrfa lo Hayfield Street Barrie Ontario Wilma General Hulls mason marinas Ines on is WIILV Ptihiisbu hOw mt ME THAT STORY ABOUT HOW You cor THE And Foresters Retained New Canadian Militia Plan it is matter of some pride and satis faction that Squadron of the Grey Simcoe Foresters Regiment based at Barrie Armoury has not been affected in the great reorganiution Inn for the Canadian Militia Defence inister Paul Hellyer announced that the government is disbandlng 58 major units and reduc ing is minor units The saving will be $17000000 annually which is relative ly tiny amount where the defence of Canada is involved Past overnrnents have fiddled with the mill in peace time much to their later regret speci fically in 1914 and 1939 However there is satisfaction in Hon Mr Hellyers notice that there Will be much tightening up in administration along with streamhning of supply and service units Higher medical standards will be introduced to weed out the no fit and physical fitness will be stressed It has been well known for some time that many militia units in Canada exist ed almost on paper alone But such has not been the case in Barrie Captain Harris Steele his officers and squadron personnel are to be commended And the 00s predecessor Major How ard now residing in Ottawa should also be congratulated for he laid thelground work of the present efficient militia or ganiulion Some citizens probably do not know or appreciate the fact that in Barrie there are actually three units with total strength of 102 men comprising nine officers 14 sergeants 15 corporals and the balance troopers of the armoured corps There is not one noneffective in this squadron The militia group at Barrio Armoury also has 12 members of the Canadian Womens Army Corps who handle the clerical work Gre fr Simcoe Foresters has regg mental history going back almost years The county battalions of Grey and Slmcoe were combined 30 years ago but both regiments had honorable re cords in such national emergencies the Fenian Raids and Northwest Rebel lions of Louis Riel as well as major roles in the combat of the two world wars and the Korean conflict of more recent date The Foresters have been affected to some degree in that the troo based at Oriilia and Collingwood will disband ed But their men will relocate with their parent squadrons at Midland and Owen Sound Barrios Squadron has been re ceiving congratulations in recent weeks for applying the team which won the Cent Command leadership and in itiative competition against more than 100 infantry and armoured regiments in Ontario This was tremendous feat While there has been speculation about the fate of the militia for the past year the strength and competence of the Grey and Simcoc Foresters was such that few observers feared that this regiment would he cut Locally Squadron can now contin ue with renewed confidence and improv ed eguipment Training night is every Tues ay and currently courses are being conducted for recruits trained militia men and combat leaders Instruction is also provided in wireless gunnery driv ing and maintenance first aid national survival and clerical administration The rifle range in the basement recently renovated is also being put to effective use DOWN MEMORY LANE lo YEARS AGO IN TOWN Barrie Exanrinei Nov 1054 Can adian Players presented Saint John at collegiate auditorium auspices Barrie Theatre Guild Casi included Douglas Campbell and his wife Ann Casson Wil liam Hutt Bruno Gerussi and William Needles Front page article featured Bert Guest 71 last remaining black smith in Oro Township The men who are now engaged in this unglainorous but nevertheless honorable profession are the last remaining link with those old days when the smithy was an im portant functional part of every com munitys life Warren Wilgar elected president Barrie Progressive Causewa tive Association Playing in National Hockey League at present time are form er Barrie Flyers Real Chevrefils Doug Mohns Leo Labine and Don McKenney Boston Bruins Jimmy Morrison and Ron Stewart Toronto Maple Leafs Jer ry Toppazzini Chicago Black Hawks and Paul Meger Montreal Canadiens Also Ray Gariepy and Gilly Mayer are with Pittsburgh Hornets of American League James Parker arrived home in Barrie from New Jersey to fin ish training for his Canadian heavy weight boxing championship bout again st Earl Walls of Toronto Barrie Citi zens Band directed by Joe McNelllie raised $100 for Hurricane Hazel re lief fund at Roxy Theatre concert Sun day night Guest artists were Misses Carolyn Payne Patricia Boyes and Ca therine Coleman Mrs Ottaway area president presided at Simcoe Coun ty Womens institute convention at Cen tral United Church Barrie Collegiate junior football team trimmed Orillia 390 Johnny Christie scored three TDs Bob Quinlan two Jim Edwards and Ken Jackson one each Chester An dross Midhurst set record for trapping wolves in Simcoe County with bag of five in three days Mrs Wanda Miller Mayor of Gravenhurst and native of Bar rie elected new area president of Wo mens Institute Barrie Chamber of Commerce announced new tire manu facturing company would locate in Bar rie next year Property has been lac uired on the former William Wright arm adjacent to Highway 400 bypass Coach Dalton Nesbitts 301 senior footlt ball team beat Orillia to win group hon ors Bob Thompson scored two majors Starring on linewere Hugh Seadon Jack Mathieson and Ken Pratt Coach Hap Emms shook up Barrie Flyers by trad ing veteran centre star Bob White to Kitchener Canucks for three players in cluding Howie Glover Emms also sign ed hometown product Bob Garner who had been playing for Weston Dukes Junior team OTHER EDITORS VIEWS OBJECT OF UNIVERSITY Niagara Falls Review One of the things that parents of unl versity students sometimes find hard to grasp is that when youth enters uni versityche takes is decisive step on the roadtothinking for himself university fails him and and he it if it only becomes in him another source of facts lf it does not stir within him the urge for critical analytical thought MlLlTANT ATTITUDES Sarnia Observer It is fortunate that so far English speaking Canadians have not adopted militant attitudes against those in Quebec who are preaching hate But unless 0t yva and the ten provinces take more de The Barrie Examiner Anthnrlzed as second cllss mall PosLOfftca Department on Ind on payment of postage in ma Dally Sundays masttutors Holidayl excepted iv KENNETH wens Puhlflher Vlcroii HWn£0flflonlrll Mmllu McleRSDN Managing ldllor DAVIDPENN advertising Manager may nun Accountant sncnairr nonrims Circulation blahgel Suhlulptim rater only by carrier eoc weekly cacao yearly surge copy Rafi mall in Ontario stem year $550 six rnnnuu so tum months 56 nunin Motor thmwoif moo your mo ll inon Outside Ontario moo year Outside cinnnn nun moo yang 054 mi Foroiln moo em Street anneal Vancouver LBC at be emannnn New rPu labour 33 ThuMyrrmzlpnhsm AuditBureaupf clrcuhflonl The cumin martautonomy uxofvrure ggfigmlréofwmmmwl minus1mm local new meumnssnenin mom in Examiner Wlnl Ads TalePhons this varsihasvam Den mm mm Cmuhtlan class muumtnm clsive steps to control those who would imperil national unity there will be counteraction generated which would be national disgrace It is agitors as FrenchCanadiaiis because the people of French Canada are devout yet enterprising people with no violence in their hearts They have been under going vast changes in recent years Far mers sonsand daughters everywhere are leaving the farms for the factories and the bright lights of the cities and Quebec is no exception There has been new concept of education which will be costly venture and there is an indurr= trial boom in the province Why then should it be spoiled by handful of Irevolutionaries unless they have the director indirectbnclfing of someoutside influences Quebec resid enfs may have felt that they havetbeen have not province in the pastbut they are not that anymore Thererare other provinces which are not faring nearly as WeiL But Quebec must accept the unvar nished fact thatxit cannot get along as eithera separate nation or as quasi Separated onevHencethe revolutionaries are barking up thewrong trees vi SETBACK 10 ohms Vancouver Times Quebec Citys blacki Saturday may haveiset back the causeof Canadian un ityb chase eneration The Queen had arrived at erlottetown days arller to Welcome almost edition grossly unfair to refer to these $18000 OTTAWA REPORT commons Is Full or Sound And By PATRICK MCHDISON UliAWAWhen your mem ber of Parliament reports to you on the performance of this worstever dooolhiug splitCan ads Parliament you con ap propriater recall the words put into the multh of Macbeth by Shakespeare It is tale full of soundsnd fury signifying retiring This second session of our 26th Parliament is already the longest ever held in Canada lint it is nothing session It has achieved practically nothing legislatively It has not passed the one bill demanded by statute the redistribution of our federal constituencies It has done nothing to pro serve the strength of our federal governmsnt nothing to protect the confederation of our prov inces It has donenothlng to resolve the impasse between the two large parties It has effected nothing to diminish the aPPeal of the three smaller parties which are in eifccl protest grmrps against the in adequacies of those two large parties WANT WON N0 Now our sins paid from $18 oooflptonoayeaito govern Canada are beginning to suggest that they cannot make go of it and that they want to go back to the people for our fifth election within eight years But do not believe our ADs generally want an election Few of themhelieva it would make much change in the present fragmented House am sure that nearly all fear that an elec tion now fought under present conditions would inflict unheal able wounds upqn our fragile national unity Perhaps the only MP anxious for an early election is Opposi tion leader Diefenbaker of course mother defeat would finish his political career but to him an early election might be gsmblers throw to try to recapturothe position of prime moistenAnd for this it must be an early election because two movements afoot could forestall him The first Is the increasing marbling of discontent within Conservan ranks Ills da party leader Leon Balcer has already led his Quebec follow era but of the Diefenhaker camp on the flag issue gt Among the Maritime Ont ario and 30 groom one hears openly Dressed disaffection The once solid Alberta and Manitoba groups have cracked Eut Saskatchewan We still fa vor Diefertbaker as leader The manifestations of disaf fecLion are seen in the ponder ings and decisions of some MP against iv running again under the present leadership lust as Don Fleming George Hees and others have alreaILyl taken this decision They are also seen in theopencampaigning for the leadership such as has been launched by Davie Pullonwith his provincial committees of slain THOUGHT Now whenHe wujfnd lihe parover in the re say many believed in Ellth whenlhey law miracles andl emhaeles lchhedid Lovelstbe greatest of nll overcomes fro Fury The other movement la la toss the HmmMlke Pearson our reluctant prime minister who would sooner be at NAT suspect praisewerthlly jud ges an election now as fraught with extreme danger to na tional unity Despite tbs urg ings of his strategists for an election he would prefer to strengthen his cabinet to re cruit voting support from the splinter parties and to press on with governing An election he is said to rea son would give him small majority but one in which the majority world be Frencera nnann am To become the Ilticai arm of oooethnlcgroup would be bad for his Party and bad for Canada in TODAY iN HISTORY Novllm Sinclair lawls the noted us author was awarded lhs Nobel Prise for Jura tureu year ago todayln 1930 lewis who was born in 1885 made his literary reputation with the nave Main Street published in lma story of narmwnesl andruperflclal intellectual fan in the 08 that was born of the new mood of natioual self consciousness which followed the First World War other noted works followed such as Babbitt Elmer Gantry and Dodsworth His last book published the year of his death in 1951 was World so Wide concerning Americans in Italy He died in mire ing home near Rome issa William of Orange landed in Britain illSix leaders of an al le ed plot to overthrow the Czech government were hanged in Prague QUEENS PARK Roberts Not Wedded To Medical Scheme BY DON OHEARN IIOHORfOTlis incnaress came out with no predidions the other day on medical rin nuance It predictedthat the Kasey committee intended to receive mend voluntaryschems of lm Manes based on private car riers This would foetn conflict with the reconunendations of the federal Hall report which pro posed national compulsory program run by Kovemment One presumably was to read from this that Oratorio me Get ting ready to fight the Hall plan Bu fills is not so The leaneran Huey com miuee was appointed by Pro mier Marts ayear ago to study the model medical insuri llilE and dated the Roberts Pwr It meant principally that the main question became whether we should have public insur Ince and how much of it Consideration of the rela lively very minor Roberts plan in relation to it became so oondary Mr Roberts it is tare could stidr pigheadedly by his plan But he has already indicated he doesnt intend to do so He has said he isnt wed ded to his plan and will con ider anything that Ottawa may bring forward At the very least it is not yd little to cry alarm ance legislation which had been introduced in the legislature This legislation covered voi untary medical insurance prov gramwhich would be carried of study was not absolutely confinedto this bill it cer limited So that presumably it will bei making recommendations based on the bill thoukh per hope with modifications Vlt will inother words be recommending on voluntary private plan It could do ohienwise it cotdd oome Your planis no go Mr Mani We think Mr due in Hall has better approach But it wouldbs almost roy volutionary if it rid so Normally you have to expect it will advooate program alongithe lines ofthe Robarbs lef PLAN parses This hoiaever doesnt litany sense automatically mean that Ontarlo will be fighting he mmendatlon whateve pmmsm ducesiout of drain lhe Rehaltl plnnand tho Hagay committee both to theHall report The report with its broad re commendations put eom plelcly different iace on the wholsvmediool hinncp pie Ottawa pot In 1078 is years ion tho Norman Conquest of England Wllllam the First began work onvhlllld the Tower of Lon don Although the original plan ning was probably done on Tris rowan or Iy KIN WALLS fiyiiii lnlrlioctual mind trying to cope wittuportalanguaulotborlau of Mexico or Spain Butyou ask any baseball fan about bull par and will be inferio odlfstheareacioutothe playing field whererelief Pits fliers warm imldustcooful had no idea or interest in eitth how the term origioa ad tr alter day Saracens Sporting all known as baseballs bible asking about the same thing Answer drool the mm or uinuinenuinnnnnideiy seeking nomads inn journal does not pubhsh manual Whos Who on the Iibjoct but is pre pared to simply names as In uh mice to lifetime scribers unique featuro is that these is only one golfer on the presmt list so this gives wide selection for wives who dont like to mend most of their wrappertimes alone at home nminéll Ami him if W5 ed the gatecrashlng Tory into the pool was named Charlie Cduld be drugs magi omitsn by that nxne THE manner of the Barrie Kiwanis hub came up with this lihletic note She to husband arriving home It urn Where have you been till this horn2 HePlaying golf ShoWIat pllylnl oil in the dark HoYeah we used night clubs WE Pm AIDNG his re minder which recently arrived from the editorial drief of Can adian Press Canadas centen nlal Wild NOT be observed in 1967 nor will Canadas 100th blribday Canada his been on the map much longer lhe oc casion in 1967 is the oeniennlnl of Confederation or the moth su niversary of the Confederation ad View is that it was his by the bugs Bull Dun ham tobacco aims wield flood in the outfield of man parks around the country in early days of baseball Must ask Prank Taylor if he sellsnvudr Bull Durham nowadays CANT but chuckle over the plight of the six universia students who were filled each by the student council and placed on probation with the dean of men This punishment was given for their part in smuggling an ccdyslasl into usldmce during homecoming celebrations Three other were find 350 earlier and also they can do this at college now lost their right to entertain girl in their rooms im the renalrn der of the year Then is no mention of action ngairut the guest artist Possibly diebad no opportunity to perform IN MY DAY at college the students never oven thought of such entertainment It was eeier just to streak into the Casino And girledn your room My goodness Of amine my limo mater was Victoria hora hosts ncchsrlah nah Now some so years later have heard mm on about summation as bringI lag eodyriasts into Queens and Western pr Mdiili But its so hard to believe that this recent incldmt happened all plac cs It Affiliates Its caution what these eolleglans wil do the days Wouldnter sinprised to hear theyll try to sneak bee in next LamasTo EDITOR NEW CURRICULUM Dear Sir Replying to latter written by Ruth Mesley Barrie maniacs October 29 want to assure our friend lat dfl not hide under the cloak of anth The article to which she refers was an extract from message given from the pulpit and broad cast over CKBB The manus cript bore my name and the chord of which am pastor If she will refer to The Barrie Examiner of Oct 75 she will note correction of this and the fact that it was inadvertently left out personally had no inlention of submitting the article to the editor but this was of me by prominent United urns ch member who heard the mes sage ova the radio As minis ta of the Gowel have every rightbostandfortheWordnl God and protest against those who in this day through the New Oirriculum are trying to bring dismodit upon it The fact that our friend corn pleted the passage does not alter the fact that the New Qirriwlum teaches that the first eleven ehaptem of Genesis not fac tual think if she would read all of the New Qirrlnrlurn and not only the Primary Guide she would have her eyes opened unless of cornea she belongs to the same liberal sdaool as these writers other Mrs Mesley states that Vie New mrricrrlum confirms her beliefs and what lirely byWllilam no can tion of buildings nowknown as theTower was not comple led in his lifetime Built as fortress the Tower has never WW ileum in lanai she has believed for marry years Surely this does not make it correct or acceptable wonder if our friend knows that thereare thousands who not exactly Heel about the Newv hirriculum outof are then 400 diuretics In the ap tist Convention of Ontario and Quebec only 52 drurdaes are using the New Ciniiuilumjand only 30 of them are using it fully Yet this organization hal sunk $50000 in this project How do these churches feel Read the Toronto Stiar of Wed nesday Oct End this lllylfo Tendiing Baptists Al meeting held in Toronto by thm Wists motion warpasled to have this thing thrown out of the convention Why Because it was so good No because it is dangerous and will sow seeds of doubt and unbellef in the hearts of little children was informed by minister of ads nomination other than our own that in one United Church 70 had left and gone to an Evan gelical church This is taking place all over the eoimtry believe the time has oome when we must take our stand for lhs Word of God and not bsashamedtostsndupandbei counted With regard to the com mandmart that ye love one anodier it is not question of loving people but there is principle involtnsd here which must be defended at all cost Rev Williams Emmanuel Baptist Church ed estimationexcept when Wat lylers rebels forcedan entry in mi The Tower itself was not often used for execu tions but it was prison from MEAN lie