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Judge Vance to smallerlooation Ellie ffiarrir Examiner Published by Canadian Newapapera Limited 16 Hayfield Strut Barrie Ontario wnn Publlaher William Teller General Manager McPherson Managing Editor mar am 30001 raont GROUNDING soprrsrnncrnnr HI mm Mn and Logical Action Taken To Restrict Use Of LSD No doubt the proposed legislation gov erning the restriction of the sale and the use of 13D will arouse some frantic bleatings on the part of certain intellect uals socalled and offbeat characters who will feel that their freedom is being infringed upon There certainly can be no doubt in the minds of anyone that the freedom allowed todays students by universities is certainly far cry from the freedom in many matters allowed in previous days We think the newfound ex ression of freedom is one which should respected and protected Freedom is one thing but outright laxity under the guise of permissiveness is not pro per It must be obvious that there are limits beyond which responsible institu tions cannot permit individuals to go Examination time is here again in most universities and it is interesting to note that the University of Toronto has stated that the use of drugs by stud ents can lead to expulsion We applaud tlus and say it is step in the right direction The logicaiity of the proposed Canad ian legislation takes an understandable perspectiveiespecially when one realizes colleges that in the United States similar propos als are being made Dean John Monro of Harvard makes it clear that they are ready to take serious disciplina ac tion up to and including dismissal against students using or distributing ll legal or dangerous drugs such as mari juana or ISD Dean Munros announce merit received immediate strong support from other neighboring universities and Many proponents of mari juana or as it is commonly called Pot and ISD have stated repeatedly that they are relatively harmless but re cent report by Harvard Health Service documented the dangers of taking these drugs and many informed persons now see LSD as greater menace to users than even addictive narcotics The Harvard re ort states it is inadvisable for an indivrdual who has taken even one dose of ISD to make major decision about himself for at least three months Since many students have not been able to see for themselves just how harmful experimenting with these drugs can be it is heartening to see prohibitive legis lation being enacted It appears to be the ageold conflict of maturity battling experience with the necessary measures having to be taken in order to save people from themselves DOWN MEMORY LANE 40 YEARS AGO lN TOWN Barrie Examiner April 21 1027 Coun cil raised salary town foreman Ed Shuter to $120 per month Local bowling alley ordered Closed at 11 pm Ai bertson Paddison elected DDGM of the DOT Town council agreed to meet any loss on Diamond Jubilee celebration of Canadas Confederation up to $1000 Deputation of Oliver Cameron Harry Lay and Alonzo Gt lllacLellan presented plans including great parade Dominion Day sports aquatic events music tattoo using fair grounds parks and water front Kiwaanis Club had Boys Day program at weekly luncheonin Welling ton Hotel Attendance prizes won by George King and Billy Sutciiffe Mom orial window for Dr Arnali un veiled at Trinity Anglican Church by Semce conducted by Rev Canon Reiner and Rev Bev erley Central United Church install ed elders Houghton Marshall Chantler Robert lightfoot Part ridge Zeeman Rupert Carruthers Pratt Hughes Marshall Charles Richardson Barrie Soldiers Club presented sta show 01d Bill in Billeis at Town all New Dreamlands big movie feature was Rudolph Valentino in The Eagle Simcoe Forestera Companywiheld dance at Barrie Armoury wluch attract ed 100 couples Board of Trade sent delegationto Toronto to interview manu facturer said to be contemplating move permits of nadir issued to Frank Oancilla for store and garage and to lob laws not oxtenswn of groceterla Largest building Lou Vair elected president Barrie Lawn Bowling Club Sunday School anni versary of Collier St United Church had special music including male quartet of Frank Craig Stewart Bryson Harold Bryson and Douglas Smith solos by Mrs Stewart Page and Sidney Tooke Local elation over announcement that Dominion swimming championships will be held July on Kempenfelt Bay MayorWalter Duff wrote CNR re garding local importance as railway cen tre As result new Pullman sleeping car will be named Barrie Franklin Leggc Toronto featured solist at dedi cation new pips or an Collier St Unit ed Church Ea Planing Mill under direction Jack Rodgers started work on remodelling former Devlin store for Loblaws Chapman 77 visited county treasurer Harry Coleman during stopover on walk from Halifax to Van COLWCT Other Editors Views HEADS IN THE SAND Niagara Falls Review if someone could assure us that lev ellingoff period is coming in educational costs we would feel much better about the spiralling yearly education budgets but nobody can foresee anything ahead sexcept more costheaping Senior gov FOREIGN irran OTTAWA REPORT Former Newspaperman Gets Air Canada Marks Important Government Bole 30th 131de By PHILIP DEAN Ferrite Affnlrl Analyst No better choice could have been made than Gerard Pele letter of Montreal for the lob of parliamentary secretary to the minister of external affaln better than any parliamanten len perhaps hlr Fellelier can be convincing in the role Can ada has chosen on tha interna tional store The role realistic but corn plu We arewe hlvo la be the most intimate ally of the US not only became of geo graphic contigully not only be cause key sectors of our inde try and much of our trade is American owned or oriented but also because we are lhe flosest thing to being Arner can Proximity long exchange largely peaceful and amicable cohabitation of an enormously bountiful land has forged here in Canada habits of thought closer to those of the US than of any other country this state ment may he resented by Cana rllnn nationalists but In fact their basic fear is of lhls llml larity between us and the Amer fcana Elite flantr Examiner 16 Bsyfield Street Barrie Ontario Authorized as second class mail Post Office Department Ottawa and for payment of postage in cash Dally Sundays and Statutory Holidays excepted Subcriplinn rates daily by carrier 45c weekly $2340 yearly Single copies too By mail Darilo $2340 yearly Ontario $1200 year motor throwoff $15 year Mail nul aide Ontario $14 year Out side Canada British posses sions 515 year USA and foreign $20 year National Advertising Df lines 415 Unlvorsily Avenue Toronto 540 Cathcart St Montreal 501 1200 Wed Pen dcr St Vancouver BC llfelrdter of the Canadian Daily Newspaper Publishers Association the Canadian Press and Audit Bureau of circulations The Canadian Press ls ex clusively entitled to the use for republication of all now dispatches in this paper cred ited to it or The Aasocated Pressorheuters and also the local news published therein mlfilmdflw sauna At tha same time Canada has chosen to empbuixe range of iuhtle distinction as between Ottawa and Wuhlnxlnn We cannot boldly dissociate our selves from American action in Vietnam yet we make It clear that had we had our wa things would have been different and we would have sought negov listed peace more actively TRUSTED BY US FOES 0n accepting our identity with the us while atresring our dis llncliona convincingly depends our role in international el lairs whera we reek to be roc ognlzed an an honest broker na lha partner of the Americans who can also be trusted by their antagonists no Uiat there will be no violent oppwlllon to our mediating and moderating dis putes from Cyprus to Kashmir BIBLE THOUGHT hfnn looked in the Ntwfld appearance but the Lord lookeih on lhe hurt Samuel 161 He roads our minds and knows our beans and in the balanca hangs our eternal souls ls thine heart rlght and one day we hope Vietnam 1th we require that our rep rescnlallvcs be transparently honest and utterly convincing endowed moreover with per sonalities strong enough so that their pretensions of Independent Canadian thought in the context of us economic control are be lined Gerard Pellclier Is rush man have seen him operate In his days as television com mentator and watched forelnn peupla great and small accept hlm unhcsilnllngly as totally trustworthy In such encounters he played the Canadian role ducribed above or rather he was the personification of this role and he won eloquent culli vnted believable charming wilty and great gentleman He talked freely about lhn problems of Quebec visavis the rest of Canada or the prob lem of Canada visaavis the US and he managcd to avoid being passionless or equivocal ivilhout once being unreason ablc And reasonableness in 1r luo that oihcrs musl believe we have if they are to entrust us with the role he have chosen on the international stage LETTERS TO EDITOR WASAGA COFFEE HOUSE Dear Sir was surprised to see my name and misquoted comment of mine In your paper of April 11 regardng the Way0m Cof fca House at Vasaga Beach did not attend either of the com cil meetings at which the issue was discussed Reeve Lantevln called me to ask what my views were on the subject on the day of the last meeting He has apologized for using my name and my comments for he rccog nlzed that my opinions to him were given In confidence did visit the Wnyflut Coffee House late on Sunday night and was not impresaed with what snw There appeared to be no supervision of the place Two young girls were selling Cakes etc In the back room which was lighted by one candle in isr there appeared to be three or four couples engaged in llllmflIE embraces etc Councillor Pogue has suggest ed lo me that those who fre quented the place were not no ccssarlly from Yorkviile or even that type of person Granted not all were However suggested to him that he locate the point book from the place and road ils comments for himself read several pages of them was Interested in the sug gcslion by Mr Hutchinson that the Hull Board would allow its facilities to he used us an aller nalive location But then we must ask the United Church arialoh group it was trying to reach and how itnd Intended to work with the young people If It was the Yorkville crowd that it was trying to help than putting the Coffee House in null 10 well supervised community hall timid kitl it just us cffeaively as the Council has done applaud the cllnrl of the United Church when the plan is mnrethnroughlylhought through we would welcome au olher attempt Rev Sparks United Missionary Church Wasnga Beach ALLOCATE LOANS OTTAWA CPLThe govern ment has allocated another 510 000000 for development loans In countries in Latin Americn bringing the lnial loan fund to 0000000 The new cnmmll meat was annnunccd by Ex lcmnl Affairs Minister Martin in mcssagc to Indnys nnnual mecling of lhe board of gav ernors of the inter Anorican Devclnpment Bank in Washing ton By PAmlCK NICHOLSON OTTAWAThis month marlin the 301i birthday of our national nLrllne which was born when Parliament passed the Trans Canada Air Lines Act in April 1901 Its proud record over its firs three decades has been one of study unlaltcring growth This In symbolized In the logical change of its name in 1964 from the rutrictedly regional Trans CanadaAlr Lines to the inter national connotation of Air Can As Crown corporation our national air Una ll the property of the nation every Canadian taxpayer is in effect shareL holder in it So everyone of us can be happy that while its rec ord for service and aalety ex panded its business even in competillon with other great airlines of the world it has in creased its operating profit last your to record $15053733 Today Air Canada is huge profitable elflclenlly operated business enterprise the cpl lnmy of successful justification for government in business Evcry statistic evidences ils steady record of expansion un inlefrupled tron by world war which made military call upon its skilled aircrcws The number of passengers carried each year has risen dramatically from 400 in 1931 to 529l000 last year The freight carried has expanded progressvcly from approxi mately 500000 frolghblonvmilcs in 1937 74500000 lflsl your Desplln the first closcdown caused by strike in its history Air Canada last year achi record in every growth It is indeed the prize le lln the dladem of Crown corpora lions adorning the federal gav unment The progress of aerounullu of course reflected in the changes and expansion of an airlines noel Thirty years ago plane canted only 10 passen gore and one ton of freight as it cruised at its miles per hour This year will bring the firs slrclchodoul DCe lot air liners each of which will carry 196 passengers plus lZl fans of freight And read in the recent an nual report of Air Canada thatA six years hence it will raccira the first of lhe four orderedr Anglo French Cnncnni the worlds first supersonic airliner Thle will cruise at eight limo lha speed of that early Electra so fast that passengers iearin London or Paris at nm land at Montreal the prcricua day Such deulopmont has its price In 1017 the Lockheed airv liner cost 5100000 in 1er the now Concord will cost wilh spares nearly $30000000 each The growth of air travel has ol course expanded the scope of Air Cnnnilna air routes Its original in mile service be tween Vancouver and Scaftla has grown so that today our national airline carries Ilia Cn nadian ling not only trans Canl ada but also into 16 olher countries on pattern at schcd unn rnutns totalling 53692 miles stretching from Vancou var island to Moscow and fro Goose Buy to Trinidad my cranium wanr ADS PHONE 7mm Now you can hop the Pacific with BOAC Starting ril BOAC has brand new opwecan flyyou right across the Pacific all the way to Australia At the same time were introducing new low faresfrom only 5817 return Thats 3274 less than the current lowest South Pacific fare Well jct you direct from New York 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