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the Walic Publisher idorric Examiner Limited Ontario William Teller Osnaul Ma McPherson Managing Editor MONDAY it Mill Your Easter Seal Responce Several weeks ago members of the lil wanls Club of Barrie with the invaluable assistance of the Womens Auxiliary mailed some 14000 envelopes to citizens of Barrie and district ey contained Easter Seals blank cheques and return envelope Easter Seals are vital to crippled chil dren And yet to date only compara tively small number of return donations which are income tax exempt have been received iiiost of these have come from communities outside Barrie Local residents have been strangely slow in responding Since i928 the Kiwanis Club has been associated with the Ontario Society for Oct pied Children For several years as Kiwanlnn Jack Butler has been director of the society whose honor ary treasurer is that wellknown sport ing figure Conn Smythe Mr Butler is also chairman of the Blue Mountain Camp Committee composed of represen tatives of various service clubs some are Rotary Lions Legion Progress etc who operate for three months cacb sum mer the camp on Georgian Bay for crip led children and some crippled adults iii the early weeks Easter Scal contributions are divided 50 per cent One half goes to the On tario Society for Crippled Children to wards its work The other half stays ri ht here in Barrie in cclai fund ioh is used only for ioca research clinics nursing service and transporter tion to and from the societys treatment centre off Bayview Avenue in Toronto Will Help Crippled Child The work done by the Kiwanis Clubs ori pied childrens committee in Barrie In the district about 25 miles around is pretty well known and facts and fig ures are published every year Some work oi the Ontario Society is not so well known But the beat ra habilitation program for crippled chil dren in the world is right here in On tarlo and Easter Seal contributions have made it all possible to continue and most important expand There is no other crippled childrens organisation that has comparable nuro ing staff or camping pmgram The net work of treatment centres and the num ber of travelling clinics is unequalled The Easter Scat campal is major project in 230 service clu in the pro vinco These service clubs work in as socialion with the Ontario Society for Crlp led Children to raise and use the fun sfor the benefit of more than 10000 crippled children child or teens or who becomes phy sically disabled tirou accident dis ease or at birth has best opportun ity for recovery and cure thanks to the people of Ontario who endorse this great effort by contributing generously to wards the work being done by the so oiety This year Easter Seal contributions continue response to the Easter Seal ap eal received at your home will be of be to some crippled child DOWN MEMORY LANE 75 YEARS AGO iN SIMCOE COUNTY Barrie Northern Advance March 1002 Will Spry joined pharmacy office of Dr MacLaren Levi Carley building addition to dr dock at foot of iiiulcastcr St Bayfiod Street wharf will be enlarged to better accom modation lake steamers Cutting fee 18 inches thick in bay is orderof week Simon Dyment states his firm will get out 40 million feet of logs this win tar Police Chief King instructed by Barrie town council toarrcst all persons begging on streets Crows were caw ing at Newton Robinson the other day Bond Head troubled with measles Sawmill to be started at Cookstown shortly Large stock of logs already pil ed Waverley public school has new bell purchased from proceeds oi enter tainments Everett Literary Society filrchascd new organ Dr Doiuy of oga finished pressing 400 tons hay Destruction of the Sissons mansion at Crown Hill has left unsightly at on landscape Clover Hill goat off ce has been closed lie lnson Orillia received postcard from Japan stam ed in Yokohama Feb and reached lm Feb 23 Recent mild weather aln opened Severn River Minesing li eth odlsts talk of building new church this year Cookstown organized checkers club Bennett Conservative Midland defeated Dr Spohn Lib eral in federal byelcction by majority of 10 Dr ohn of Orillia had won seat last election 207 During past year county court ouse in Barrie underwent extensive improvements including wa terworks drainage alnting and inter ior decorating ot single case be fore Spring Asslzes of Supreme Court in Sxmcoe County this year Bylaw to lindt number of tavern licenses in Bar rie to nine was given years hoist Trustees elected for Barrics new on oral hospital Duckworth St Mem ers are those paying $1 filer annum or $5 and over donation ose who contri bute $50 or more will be life members of hospital Boys young Bar ficlfl 11 IT HAPPENED IN CANADA seams rle law student is said to be one of best Blayers on Os oode Hall hock team William lcahrdson oi ornnto is opening dental office in Bothweil Block Allandale John Ross Robertson Ma sonic Grand Master for Ontario paid visit to lod es at Stroud and Cooksiown Lar imncy at Dougnils furniture factory Barrie ton Worsley St where iGA store now stands fell down Wil liam ltusk took contract for repair Recent elections greatly depressed local market for beer and pigs feet Butter was 1820c and eg 1720 on Barrio market last Saiur ay Rev Canon lifu hy officiated at wedding in St Pau Church lnnlsfil of Frances Mary Louisa Hewett to Ralph Craven Andros Best man was Leighton McCarthy who later became Canadian Ambassador to United States Patrons tea at Knock was quite an event Other Editors Views UNCERTAINTY iN CHINA Vancouver Sun The most frightenin thing for faroff observers about the renctic course of the Chinese cultural revolution la the uncertainty of knowin whether it is under control or out control in either case there is danger butif it could be ascertained that Mao Tac tun or Chiang Chang or whosoever else put the strings in Peking was really in command it would at least be apparent that there is some dpolicy however ob scuresome metho in this madness as it were But suppose the Red Guard and the Red Army are clean out of control The constant skirmishin around the Russian embassi in wh ch the army joined last wee end would then have ni htmarlsh qualit indeed Next was cool expect half be Chinese nation rushing en more to the frontiers of Sin kiang and Mon olia and Siberia arms isZ llrand And hen how the fat would maiszmeywwawxgzm rm£0143 an DAY NIAGARA FALLS sroppeo RUNNING to Manon 291045 rue iNdDNCRIVAILI rumma nie Mioinv usual at manna Asn 9110M aw rtaurmmormwmuua was smwum Will MM WVIUIMV MAW lflWlIMD MW WW 114 IllF WWIN4 WWIIMIVW WlIVIRAWIWIMHé FML WIVfilllfif 1904 MilkM Ml WI 111411017 19f 53 we Anus s4 comma Hm PLM AV END FWD DI nousnu Ry PATRICK NICHOLSON OTTAWA Surprisingly at fcnlion iI focusscd on tile Pro grcssive Conservative leader ship race and little thought be ing given to the Liberal conlcllt which will follow closely be kind The many Conrcrvntivo fihpir nnts now lining up to compete for the leadership will probnhly be outnumbered hy the Liberal hopefuls The dean of tile House of Commons lion Paul Martin may well dcaervcdly lnhcrlt the Liberal leadership for an in lerlm period if he does this will nirenglhcn lhn candidacy of younger naplrnnia who would then have more time to build themselves up before the real test year ago front runprr was Defence Minister Poul licll yer Today many lecruln count Ihcmsclvcs lucky that the recent frncna over unification of the three defence services has re vealed his qunlitics of orrognncc intolerance and siubhornncan Ihrco qualities which in lender would allcnnio much public sup port from his party ills cun didncy in now severely perhapn fatally dumogcd That lcnvcli Finance hfinislcr Mitchell Shnrp and Trade Minister Robert Win ters as the obvious candidates with French Canadas lnn power Minister John Iiinitilnnrl as promising but yet unproven entry HA5 CHARM younger aspirant who has already been acclaimed by shot lawcr thinkers is Quebecs John Turner There have been recent painful examples of politicians being touted as instant suc cess before like coffee they have had the opportunity to porkwith subsequent lIIliiiii lionmcnt John Turner hon Wealth and charm he has not yet hold any position in which he could provcnbillty While the trumpets blow for mwommmzm Oh Dorrie Examiner id Bayficld Slrcct Barrie Ontario Authorized as second class mail Post Office Department Ottawa and for payment of postage in cash Daili Sundays and Statutory ilolldnys exwpteli Subsulption ratcs daily by carrier 45c weekly $2340 yearly Single copies 10c fly mall Barrie mas yearly Ontario 51200 ycarj motor throwoff 15 year iuil oub side Ontario 514 your Out side Canada lions his vca foreign to your National Advertising of flccs 415 University Avenue Toronto s40 nthcnrt Etc liionircul bill me West Pcnv dcr St Vancouver ILC Member of the Cnnudian Daily Newspaper Publishers Association the Canadian Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations The Canadian Press is ex elusivon entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches in this paper cred ited to it or The Assoceted Preseorlteuters and also the local news published therein OTTAWA REPORT astoundnarrationto Liberal Leadership Race May Be Keen divldcd inio five wnrds each having two councillors nnd two APAIYMINT il ii the older candidates with big city hnsol whose hometown newapo crs can blnndish hoods lines most promising of all MFA in their forties is coming up last in the Liberal race from small Nara Scolia communlty withuul big press or noisy trumpet This is the young men who stuck uctcrmlncdly his important parliamentary work throughout lDtiii proving that In his it yours on Parliament ilill he has mastered parliamentary strategy and political oratory nnd curling the year with his impuriant measures all iri umuhnntly stcercd through the House He in lion Allnn Mac liuchcn minister of hrnllh and welfare formerly minister of labor fits cch an the third reading of his ill to provide the supple monlnry old age allowance was without doubt the outstanding parliamentary pcriormnncc of the your ncclnlmcd even by his foes During hln hard year he was BIBLE THOUGHT For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Ron that whosoever bellevcfh in him should not perish but have cverlnlilng life John arts The plan of salvation is de slgncd to save souls and sal vngc lives Only the presence of the living Christ can make life worth living CANADAS STORY Toronio Once Camping Site Dy BOB ROWMAN Toronto regained its name and was incorporated as city on March 1831 The area wns originally called Toronto by the lndiunn and the noun meant meeting place it was one of their important camping grounds during trips on the Dan and ifumbcr Rivera or along Lake Ontario Later it was re cupied by the French who built Fort Roullle but it had dis integrated by was when Lieuten antflovcrnor Sfmcoo decided to move the capital of Upper Can aria there from Niagara Slmcoc did not like the name Toronto nnd changed it to York to commemorate victories won by the Duke of York By 1534 there were l0000 people living in York and most of them wanted to change the name back to Toronto They made several ctiiiona urging the change ut were always turned down until 13M Quebec and iiionircnl had been incorporated its cities in ion and this may have helped the people of Tor onto io get some action The first civic election was held on March 27 and the older men chose William Lyon Mao kcnzio from their own ranks to be the first mayor The city was nidcrmen Every male citizen was entitled to vote whether he was landowner or tenant The choice of Mackenzie as the first mayor was is deliberate affront to the lieutenantgover QUEEIIS PARK cl man grimly dedicated to his important rounding out of our uelare program But nnWhs can afford to relax llltle lie is travelling round tin counlilly meeting people making frien and winning admiration through his mcnly and inspiring speeches 0n igplcal Saturday evening he can sccn dancing with the unmarried daughters of one of his older enhlnnt cai lcnguca in Ottawa Cheatcnu Laurlcr or partying with his parliamentary secretary hipr garct ltideout MP and olhcrn 1t Qucbcc Citys Winter Games or dining and dancing at one of rho FrenchCanadian restaurants in nearby ilull Just year ago described in this column how Allnn ilnc Enchcn hud outlined to me his proposal for guaranteed mini mum annual income for all law nniilunsn scheme sometimes called negative income tax This does not involve means text or individual application but rather an automnilc taxation or grant as applicable based on universal statement of in come This applies now to the supplemental old age aymcnt it could equally rcp ace our complex and costly apparatus of welfare pay me on stripping away the multiplicity of mm slonI allowances subsidies and grants and replacing them all by one universal payment This is probably the best single pro posol ever advanced by the Pearson governmentanti It is Allan MucEnchcns brainchild nor and his council known as theiamily Compact Mackenzie was reformer and led many bitter attacks on the Family Compact He had been expelled from the legislature severnl times Shortly after his election as mayor writer described him as little red haired man about five feel nothing and ex trcmcly like baboon but he is the OConnell of Canada One of Mnckcnzica first acts as mayor was toordcr wooden sidewalks to be built and drains dug This would have led to an increase in taxes and there was riot in which six people were killed and others were weundedi OTHER MARCH EVENTS foldChamplain sullcll fmm France on sixth voyage to Can nda with Instructions to try to find the Northwest Passage 1M6 The Company of 100 Associates transferred its debts and fur trading rights to Canto dlana lmLord Russell laid to res olutlons about Canada before British Home of Commons tutThe Toronto Free Pub Ilc Library was established mo Toronto customs offi cers destroyed two novels by Zola for being obscene ms Novn Scotian coal miners went on strike until Aug roarans Supreme Court of Cnnndo ruled that Quebecs padlockl law was illegal Expect Election Wednesday May 17 31 MN ornsz TORONTO The Informed bellin Ireimd here now is that the notion will be held on Wednesday slay 17 There no actual confirm tion of this dale and some indi cation thll Premier Roberts may not yet have made his so solutcly iinai decision but tth la the date those in inner clrclu believe the orc mier will name barring unforc accn circumstances if this is to be the polling day his election will be set Ily culled around Enter The house will brsIk off for the holiday recess Wedneadly March 22 And it will be due to return slonday April THREE CHOICE Ilr Roberts would have three choices in deciding when to call the election lis could do it iult before the home broke off lis could do it some tims over the recess Or he could wait until after ii returns Under the election regulIllonI he could call May 17 voisiany time up to April ll You cant say nhrt the re mlcr will do but the most ely course probably would be to dis solve lo haulo and announce the election during the rcccls Unless he had some particular issue on which he wanted to go to the country this would he the easiest way to get the election on the road There is no apparent issue in sight on which might want to been an election ilt would appear that the governments campaign this time will largely centre on the strength of the in dividual candldlies hacked up by the broad record of the lav ernment llouavcr ll ha did he would presumably wait until after the racers cf the issue he ulnied before house and than let the campaign under way with rousing speech on the neo iion concerned with imrne ilil dissolution MEMBERS ANXIOUO Whatever course he shoe and whenever he sciu name the day it wont be minute too soon for practically everyone here All the member on all sides are now anxious to get the election out of the way lheK know it is coming lheir ihoug is naturally are ccniring on it rather than the particular issues befors the house And they are itching to start cam pnlgnlng Soms of them of course are campaigning now in sense At any night sitting good many msmbcrl are out of the house at election meetings But to the members this of course is only warmup stuff The action really doesnt start until the bell is in play And they are anxious for the game to get under way Full Missile Race Cost Is Beyond Estimation Ry HAROLD MORRISON Canadian Press Staff Writer The Soviet Unions agnos mcnt to discuss with the United States ways of limiting the mis Ills race could benefit both the nuclear and nonnuclear pow err The full cost of tha American Soviet missile race is beyond estimation Treasuries on both sides have been bled of billions of dollars Aside from protect ing their own immediate terri tories nuclear scientists have been searching for weapon which nocountry could match ihe ultlmsis weapon origi nally visualized as the intercon llncntel ballistic missile indirectly ths missile race has also Iilcctcd ths economch of countrch not directly in volved Countries which could not afford it found it necessary to spend more on defence And countries which Iaulht more economic help from ths superpowers were told the amount to be provided had to be dictated to some exicnt by the oxhnusilve demands of the arms race HOPES IMPROVE Now that tho US and the Soviet Union have agreed at least to discuss the possibilities of misslls moratorium pros gccis for the proposed treaty to an the spread of nuclear weap ons may brighten Vons of the strangest argu ments made by some oi the more prominent non nuclear powers is that such treaty would merely pIrIins their at tsrnpts to gain commercial benefits from nuclear exploita ation while the superpowers In crclle their current Idvanton through continued sxpsrlrnsntl tlon They havsdamanded that the superpowers curb their own Iraonnll it is not likely of course that the kviethmsrl can talks 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