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hr Terrie Examiner Published by Csusduin Newspaper Ltd is Hayfield street Barrie Ontario race sous MONDAY APRIL 1M EDITORIAL Price Support Butter Plan Presents Real Dilemma The government price support ofbut tor has been topic discussed by several organizations in simcoe County in the past few months In most cases the sup port plan failed to bring forth much favorable comment Mathis reason we believe that editor isl reference by The Quebec Chronicle is pound worth repeating ffCanadas Department of Agriculture is apparently looking with some desper ation at the mounting stocks of butter held in storage as result of the present pricesupport policy It has not yet found way out of the oleaginous mess how ever for the announcement has come that Canada will continue the support through 1900 and into Will It We can appreciate the dilemma in which the Agriculture Department finds itself although We cannot say that we agree with the methods chosen to resolve it Last year butter production totalled 324000000 pounds while consumption amounted to 304000000 pounds The surg plus brought the stocks held by govern ment to10000000 pounds and by the end or the current crop yearMay this is expected to rise to 15000000 pounds Who can say where the surplus will be at the end of the next crop you particularly as dairy interests anticipate sharp increase in total milk produce tion Declining consumption or buttersaid to be dropping at the rate of one million er monthin the light of an in creasing popalatlon seems to tell the story It is tale of opposition to the federal pricesupport plan for the pub lic is reluctant to buy the dairy product at the fixed level This is particularly true when there are other materials gen erally available which satisfy the public for most of the uses to which they apply butter The dilemma is this that the govern ment cannot put its storage stocks on the market at lower prices which would pleasethe consumers without wrecking its price support policy To maintain the policy which pleases the producers re sults in millions of pounds of butter be ing put in storage just to keep it out of circulation Howver one looks at it the horns of the dilemma are well coated with slithery substance that makes it difficult and unpleasant to face New Sudbury CNR Station banadlan National Railways will build new station atSlidbuly Junctlon closlt ing of the Borgia st station and the sale ofthe property could also mean great deal to suaburys plans for redeVelop ment of that area of the city number of years have passed since The Sudburyrstar issued an editorial in vitation to Donald Gordon GNR presid ent to make visit to Slidbury Junction to see if in his opinion the station fac ilities were worthy of the railways main line operation After his election Rodger Mitchell Sudhury MP also raised the question of the sudbury Junction facilit ies The response from railway officials at that time was not encouraging The proposal has been put forward at Opinions of Other Newspapers MAKING no OF LIFE Financial Post Imprisoned juvenile delinquents asked by New York investigator how they got that way said they badllevci been liillructod in how to make living and get along with outer peoplE Vocational training as its called shows youth bow to fix bust motor cars work electrical machinery or lay bricks But mechanical know ledge of this kind is not the some thing as know ing how to make olivine Making go of life which incidentally invoim earning an income also calls for some know ledge of how and why human society survival and flourishes it is fusbas important to learn re spefit for other peep as to acquire marketable ski There is of course nothing new or profound in this discovery But its usefulreminder in an ego going clazy abouttechnical progress that the purpose of education is to produce good livable tolerable individuals not robots UNUEAL HIGKWAY DANGER at Thomas Timudournsll Ashoibox is source of anxiety to railroads andllierefore one of constant and careful exam ination But we nevor heard about one on road nsospans until the other day when we read about such an occurrence in Alberta The trans part from Ontario going west with miscellan eous cargo of liquorieailicr and sportswear was destroyed with all its conienls The fire started when the rear dual wheels of the trailer became overheated The fire spread to the trailer unit and the driver sueceeded in uncoupling the tree tor from the trailer The loss was $12000 on the trailer and $80000 on the contents Infrequent though such cases may be May suggest that trucls engaged in long distance haul ing or trailer units pulled by doctor units should be as carefully checked against fiiotbox as the railways impose on box cars when botbox develops an box car the railway traces back to the last inspection point and the train crew is also on the carpet lawns fortunate that this unusual occurrence Paragraphically Speaking Lizam something today and forget it to marrow Your feet is approximately as orig as your ulna The Earth Escalator Auniome no second clloe mu For Office Department Offwe the country what alternative pen fly sunom Ind sanitary nouny wuss burner and Girl si sinus journals wanna casinos was mml 3mm manna boiler onnaa snares Advenlsilig monies JDEN apnoea urouiauon Mann Elilucllpuan rats daily by are can we so all is an ac us Wonus ii Idl £000 we artisan us universit he lordnio Montreal 1120 pt Georgia Eltch Vancouver vie er of tho rimulna usilyjNewspipcr Pub used Arsocllflan The Canadian Press and the liner Bureau of circulations racesin or is exclusivel inn mi use rrs ubilcsilon of ll em finches apliinctc me to ii or Asser ted Pro or enters and she in loss published hauls lpsclll alsotense no mistakes antimalarial Advefilllnl and Elaine PM W31 Want Ads Arkwa lMld humour gt she refuses to humour me department will use police dogs fuse to iratemize with burglars various those that the ONE and CPR combine in the construction of union station However it is obvious now that the ONE intends to go it alone to pro vide the greater city of Sunbury with improved facilities on the publiclyown ed railway Thls seems to be in keeping with ONE plans to make full use of its holdings in the audaury area The shift of administ ration rrom North Bay to Oapreol and re cently announced plans for new admi nistration building are also indications of the GNPs intention to develop and ex pand in the Sudbury area This is the sort of progressive action that wins praise from thapublic and giv as lift to good public relations The Budbury Star concludes happened to vehicle carrying freight But if it happened to one of these monsters of the hi0 way if could we presume also happen to one of lime massive passenger coaclles carrying many pen is The design of these vehicles causes lire exit passes ers to be vary slow process lathe rush for docrs passengers could pile up and the loss of life would be terrible it is to be hoped the passenger coaches are Iiequally checked ss to the condition of these mm TIME OFF Eon sUsless Wall Street Journsl Alrecent case of treatment of prisoner raises solos questionsof power and propriety In 1051 Frank Mutuln secretary of Local 000 Package and General Utility Drivers Union was convicted of committing perjury before the California Legislature in connection with his part in rubbish monopoly lie was fined 02500 sentenced to six months in jail and placed on live years probation During the Lime betwaen conviction and sent encing last October Mr Metals was appointed trustee of the International Tecmsters of which his union is is art He appealed his case lost it before Californ as Supreme Couprt and duly be gan serving his time But Mr lioffes union it seems had planned meeting in Washington duringssnuarysnd all trustees were expected to be present N0excuses So Mr Matuis applied for and was granted twoweek furlough from jail by the judge who sentenced him He was gone 10 days CRISIS IN TRADE Winnipeg Freeman The Government cannot continue to stand by doing nothing while the rest of the world is changing If Mr Dlefenbaker and his colleagues are opposed to Atlantic free hedelthe nulsltatell ey vet With our lrade deficit last year of $15 billion figure even larger than the oneMr Diefenbsker few years ago described as frightening and perilolis the crisis is at band People no longer ask What will we use for money They use credit cards Suggestion to car manufacturers that part of the roof gutter of no thats above the driVers head with sharp spikes so that driver who is not up to per in the evolutionary scale will hang on tothe roof with his left hand Overheard My wife fias no sense of Ohicagos new chief of police says his News item This is doubtlessa gocdridea as it is understood that police dogs red dgar Bergen Announces the Retire men of Mortimersnerd News item As moron Mortimer was unusual in LhalnheSBid that it wasnt easy to be ob smallydumb somethingthe typi moron experiences no difficulty whatever in doing beware of the person was ehootsthe bull lestzhe give You buns stce lll been under way since 1958 unfesslble and on through grew strange aite ROCKET BOOSTER boy died when Ills parent refus mflw blmflultlhlsve blade Danes sum for water as mus never LONDON floole ludurlt loved to bsppoa ruin not ill lulalhe Midlands of ma bedsidecourt plan lies ahead have decided on new and drastic mens storm of profesls from 32th feudal clue ll certain religious ergcoiuilons verse coasts my lsnaln to operations and blood trlnsfu cm mm lions deemed arm to nvs WWW the lives of their ehll This step bu been taken because of one in which parents on rel ions grounds ind refined to low muons to operate on their children vulva them nanfut clean of hi in an am taking in six conni lee flying ldl of magistrsiu us being up They will hold ililmfllvu in readiness to to the hospital on moments not ice if parent wlliiholds consent for Ill aperlllon on his child They will be able to hold side court and will be able to Prince Edward Islanders ant Ferr CHARLOTTETOWN CP Prince Edward island never happy with ils dependence on ferry service as its molar link with the mainland has been plumplng for some alternative since the 1000s For about quarter of cen tury the talk was mainly of build ing tunnel under Northumber lend dirolt between Borden RE and Cape Tormeniine NB distance of nine miles But since 1005 islanders have compel red for calisaway be tween same two points The still dont know whether llicy ever got the causeway but they have tbe satisfaction of knowing that serious study of the feasibility of the project has nnronr To CABINET report is expected to go to the federal cabinet in few mnnlhs it will give initial con cluslobs of studies of engineering and no mic problems con ducted principally by the depart ment of mines and technical sur veys the departmentvof trans port the national research coun cil and coordineted the de partmental public wer it has not Vet bccn decided whether this report will be made public gt NRC may biilld scale model of the channel to study hydraulic problems Buclt questions as the causeWays effect on oysler beds shipping and land damage along the coasts are iavnlvad public works spokesman says the studies are just getting to the point where firm estimate of the cost can be made All esti mate made number of years set the cost BVQWNOMDD wibuut accommodation for rail wey trains and $90000000 with rail But causeway now would probably cost much morsthough Public Works Minister Walker said in the Commons in January estimates of $4s0000000 in $540 000000 were fantastic and mllch too high CONFEDERATION TERMS Coatinuousend effective steam ship service summerand winter vwas one of the terms under which Prince Edward Islenden fered Confederation in 1073 But it hasnt always been efficient and even today islanders acres sinnelly have reason to complain risen winter slams disrupt serv The ideaof building tunnel was proposed in falls by Lord Granville secretary of state for the colonies whobroaght it up at avlohdon conference Lard Granvilles suggestion folr owed action by PEl Premier Sullivan who had by passed the federal government and complained directly to Brit isin of inadequate steamship serv ce The late island Senator George Howlanwes strong advocate of funnel and it was lively issue until 1900 when federal government inquiry branded it About 1905 priest named Father Bauiqlle suggested the causeway It ivas discussed off the years and in the early 1040s the late Premier Walter Jnnes raised the question in the legislature The federal government considered it one prolect that might be undertaken to provide jobs if unemployment became serious Butit wasnt un til two years ago that studies of its feasibility wereractually un dertaken ENCOURAGED BY caivso campaign backed by the pro mlcrs of the Maritline raviness Cause Causeway ll ng in Breton film the Nova Sculls mainland was completed in 1055 at cost 3301 Alternative overrule parents and tbemrelm consent to the operslion or trans lll an AEOBE FROM DEATH Tlu ancilleld Regional Hospit al Board is responsible forputt its this plea info scilvn If ales 201 hospitals in the est Riding of Yorkshire Lincoln sblre Nailingliamrbire Leicest Illlllle Derbysiiire sod nullsnd At special meeting the board decided to inaugurate this plan for bedside courls The decision rm made clier livsyvseeld retest lathe Ml tr inun AGREE To SERVE Meanwhile magistrates of sev ursl of the towns in life bosrds area have already agreed to ur ve in the we the child Plan The rest or being liked to fell into line Hospital chiefs no two specif le benefli arising from tli scheme ey believe it will mun the difference behvsen life and dc iii to child whose parcels perhaps on relislvus stands refuse to allow In oper ation it will also protect surg eons who might otherwise risk proseculioa If in ey opcraicd without consent The action of the Bhelfleid Re gions Hospital Board is the first case of setting up bedside courts in the Unlied Kingdom The chairman of the board Albert Martin stressed that they will be real courts The parents of child involved will have the right to appear and stale their oblec Lion to an operation or blood transfusion But the final abol sion will rest with the magist rate INTERPRETING THE NEWS Times Thunder SoundsKnell Oi lllrican By ED llMoN Canadian Press staff 07an Only few weeks ago when male in South Africa were men opollsing the London headlines and shocking British public opin ion The Times outraged many of its renders by slnglabaiidediy do landing the Nationalist govern unsharedranch reasons of 0300000 But it was con ced that building PILLN3 link more than six times the ength of the moofool Cease causeway Would be much more complex undertaking The island lid for years been served by yearround ferry serv ice from Tormentine to Borden operated by the CNR The lrip normally takes 55 minutes ion er if there is ice in the strait forethe ferries were equipped for iceb in the voyage snmetiniesvtook as much as in hours Passengers travslllag by train from Charlottetown remain aboard the lrsia during the ferry crossing The 0th its three ferries on the route usually using two at time with the third in reserve The Abegwelt and the Prince Ed ward island are the main vessels The Scotia 11 was moved from Canso strait on completion of the causeway fliers WOOD ELANDS RUN wa ferriesthe Lord Selkirk and Charles Dunningere used on the vsiriVstelyooerstad run between and Islands en Cariboo NB and the province runs vessels to St Johns find and the Magdalen film The island alsobes airline conneei dons with New Brunswick Nova Scotland Labrador Before the railway ferry service was started in 1910 small boats with runners for moving over ice and equlfped with cars to cross open we er were tired between Cape Traverse PEi and Cape Tomleniine Men crossing as sec ond class ssseogsrs ware re quired to elp pull the boat across icy stretches and were equipped with shoulder iisrnessei which served double purpose Besides pulling the best the ban ness was used to rescue anyone who happened to fell in the water not uncommon occitrrenee Earliest route for iceboat crossings was from Wood islands to Piston as distance of about is miles re ar courier service was esteblls ed on that route in isle but the weather hazards frequently resulted in in tervals of several weeks between trips About 102 the iceboats were put into operation between Tre vruse and Tornrentine and regu lar service was started in 1020 Iceboats were used for period of about so years and were kept in readiness for trips to 1010 oaoceeslons when ice rocking steamers were unable to cross during winter Say Decisions Younger Men May Be More Crisp Objective WINNIPEG OP Tilesider statesman may have more diffi culty than his younger rotege in making those crisp ob active do lti clslorls it has beensuggesled by studies conducted by the Univer sity of Manitobas departmentof psychology Results of the research pro gramshow that critical thinking ebilityresclles its peak in the mid 20s is maintained for about is years then declines through the 10s Dr John zubek need of the psychology department said the tests consisted of two types of questions Some were emotion ally loaded and others were de signed net to evoke soy emotion All the questions were tests of logical deduction Dr zubek said but some concerned sensitive to pics such as race and political end social issues LESS OBEUIWE older persons were found tabs lessobjectlveto be more swayed by notiondisc young er persons The tests also showed that elv derly persons tend to be more in flexible They are inclined to choose the absolute of true or falserather then consider pos sible alternative answers During mealsyear prefect 404 persons frnrn different occupy lionel educatinnsi and economic backgrounds were tealed They ranged in age from 12 to 00 second project undust If the some time on cal subjects dealt with other aspects the effects of aging on mental abil es DECLINE AFTER 400 Results suggested that compre hension verbal fluency and nu merical abilities held up well unV ill the mid for after which they decline Restoring memory and dex terity decline gradually from the teens to the 70s lifea are better than women at comprehension numerical ability and spatial ability the tests re vealed butwornen are signifi cantly better at remembering faces and names No difference between the sexes was found in reasoning verbal fluency par plion or dexterity BIBLE THOUGHT they that understand ml the people bbell instruct mm Danlel 11m Selfish lstliat man who knows something and keeps it to lilms self Knowledge is given to us to share withothers Those who understand God should teach others Those who have delved into mysteries of Gods creation should share what loam with others The worl needs teachers because then ll so midi Int ment against its critics in en editorm that conceded the mural injustice of apartheid the selfsiyled organ of the top people argued that South Afri cls policies were lier own sifslr and sharply attacked the turtle like complacency of those we sought to paste their con science by crit sizing events they were powerless to control The editorial was widely and angrily denounced MODIFIED ATTITUDE Within few days the widen ing impact of the Sharpevllle shootings had induced Tbs Titties to modify its attitude It devoted increasing space to South Africa on its news pages and some what sharper note crept into its observations on the Verwoerd governments handling of the lit uaiion Friday without warning The Times suddenly reassumedthe role it held more than century ago when its ringing assaults on opponents of fhsjeform Bill earned it the nickname of the tbunderer Under the withering headline Big white brother the news oiicy Hopes paper devoted more than eoilt ms of editorial space l0 slut bypolnt denunciation of the onus African regime it spoke of bridal underno crstic methods of prostitution or the duty to maintain law and or der of the imposition of savage fines out of proportion lo any thing that would be tolerated in civilized country In contrast with ils earlier dep recailon of unrestrained reporting from South Africa The Times scornfully rejected llie govern ments accusations against for eign correspondents of attempting to delude world opinion COMMONWEALTH PROBLEM The press in the Union has not been bludgeoaed Into silence but it is having to work daily under the shadow of the axe Most significantly the editorial emphasized that the Verwnerd government should be clearly told before next months conference of Commonwemill prime ministers of the charges that are alrrloai universally bt againsi iilern Despite persistent legends lo the contrary The Times has long ceased to be tile mouthpiece of the British government But the uncompromising tone of its latest pronouncement delivers the final knell to any lingering hopes among South African os tionalists that their policymakers can count on laflueatlelfrleiids in Britain Beer Crate Buildings Threaten To filter LondOns City Skyline LONDON ReuterslTlle lees efLondon is changing rapidly constant stru gle is going on between people want to but up office buildings wflb lucrative rents and those who feel con cerned about architectural staadlt aids and the citys slqliae Since the middle ages lenders skyline has been dominated by StgtPsuls Cathedral First it was the tall splred gothic pileg EuropesAlsrgest church unlli St Peterswas built in Rome Then after the great fire of fees came in Christopher Wrens et ome noo BOXES Dirty with corrosive iacnlsta liorl of grime and chemicals St Pauls still symbolizes Marlon it still commands the famous view But today multlstory blocks of offices continually threaten to dominate it with shapesme have been variously lkened to upended egg boxes beer crates orvslabs of perforated concrete The number of lincome working what Iondoners ow as The city squaremile area essfef St Pauls occupied by banks stockbrokers insurance fir shippers and merchants has been increasing at thereto of at least 45000 year and new is somewhere around 000000 With motion getilagvehoked by too much office bulldlngnst to mention traffic sndloo many people the government has an nounced its determination to put an end to concentration of com merclel development in the cen tre The Royal Fine ArtCommIsA slan which has royal warrant to investigate any building scheme repeatedly has expresseduoou corn over the dcplorobly low macros of many new build Meny people think file most startling blemish added to Lon 33 skgilglie slllfle lbefwar is the out and co oats uare chlmneystsck of the side power station The City of London Corporation has an agreement with the dean of St Pauls not to permit bulld iiigs in excess of 04 feet in height near the cathedral One micel bigh structure was vetoed re cently Twenty minutes walk away be yond Tile Ciiy limits the New Zealsnd government is building new headquartersa fourstorey base surmounted by Wstorey tower which will rise to 225 feet This is feet higher than the Nelson column in nearby Trafal gsr Square The London county council which governs an area of in square miles also has approved plans for 310 rant high or storey block of offices for Vick ers Ltd on Thsmcsside at Mill bank just beyond Westminster Abbey It also has approved micel higli block of apartments on file fringe of Hyde Park Knights bridge but rejected plan to build dillfoothigh hotel in Port man Square West London be cause it would havia over shadowed and encroached upon the privacy of residents in the neighborhood CHEER THE QUEEN LONDON Reuters Queen Elizabeth suffering from cold made surprise appearance at Windsor Castle Sunday to take the salute in chill wind eta parade of 1000 Britlsh and Calm moawesitli scouts The Queen leaking pale and wearing prim rose colored twited coal or matching net vies given