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Gite Emir exhibitor William Teller General Manager McPherson MahagingEditor Wells Publisher SATURDAY DECEMBER PAGE tStudevntt Pclper Writers Views Upon tEdilgrial Orillia Packet at Times That there is plentywrong with the iworld no one has to be told But at Christmas it is good for the soul to con sider too some of those things that are tgood and meaninglul For it is at Chrisl mas that men can be at their best The Christmas spirit can stop wars it can humble proud men and make humble men proud it can bring tears to the ieyes of the most brutal it can bring fa milies together and it can provide happy memories to last lifetime While it is on appropriate lime to re flect upon those in the world who are ilcss fortunateand to do what one can jfor them it is also time for rejoicing Despite thesocalled commercialism land the brassy trappings that surround Yuletide today peopleare moved by the Christmas spirit as they can be moved at no other time of year However that same antisociety move ment that is wrecking our universities today threatens the Christmases ot the fliture To those young people who at itack everything that has been held good land dear by former generations Christ mas is an obvious target The Christmas edition of the Ryerson ian student newspaper of Ryerson Poly technical Institilteiefiects spirit of gross pessimism and despondency that asks why anyone should be celebrating at all Featured are two cartoons one depict ingChristmas Past showing jolly San ta Claus in winter scene completed with the Star of Bethlehem and country tchurchf and one depicting Christmas Present showing Santa as just skeleton his skull set beneath furry cap and with bag lull of tragedy marked Game of War How to Riot and Accident That sets the scene for series of Christmas student written articles that preach doom and gloom and degradation There are articles entitled Christmas is too much work Christmas in the lloly Land Christmas for the All enated Is hippie alienated in which Yorkville resident calls Christmas pile of crap Christmas Ads Con brings cash Forget About Holt Youre There Say Merry Xmas With war toys come all ye havenets World at war Christmas time is alco hol time Africaa land of unrest looklng back at Xmas Orders of omni otcnt death and Christmas with the ice and snow bit All bear message of ridicule and despair The leadoff articletells bow Christ mas celebralioiis are made up mainly of pagan celebrations Theres one article headed The joy that is Christmas 1968 that offers some hope of relief but it turns out to deal with promoting legal ized abortions and tells the sad story of pregnant girl Theres another entit led Rejoice Rut gasp Dont that tells us hoiv we are polliltiiig Ontario Then there is one subheaded The very rich are not like you and misery is not parttof their Christmas just as joy is not part of the welfare familys This is written by young man whose parents have managed to get him to university young man brought up in welfare state where the poor are cared for better than at any other time in history And it is unlikely there will be anything lack ing in his Christmas but the spirit of the whole thing lhe studentwritten articles contrast startlingly with the message of the By erson president who wishes each of you happy Christmaswith your familyior if you are away from home with friends who mean something special to you Oldfashioned isnthe Down MEMORY LANE 55 YEARS AGO IN TOWN Barrie Northern Advance Dec 21 1903 Christmas suggestions Ladles aslraehan andReisianelambjapkets from defence lllasonwnl he at coverpoint Simmons rCo Heintzman piano from Garretts music store pipe Iron Hanmer The lobacconist Slippers from James Vair Sons Blankets from Devlin dz Murchison Clothing from liwins Barrie Bargain House imported ilinens from Sarjeant Smit Food deli lcacics from Hobley Brosz Shoesfrom WilliamMoore Kid gloves from George Vickers Another fatal railway ac cident occurred in Allandale yards of Grand Trunk when Ed Lyon was caught between locomotive and car He had been working as brakeman Supt iggott called Rev Redditt and asked him to break news to parents and iyoung wife Curling Club member ship reached 102 Harry Jamieson elected to executive Ontario Hockey As socn Mrs ltlartin Burton is con yener of committee organizing ball in Town Hall New Years night to aid Royal Yictoria Hospital Tickets $150 couple Duncan and James Reid of Barrie are home for Christmas They have been travelling musicians with Kilties Band of Toronto on tour Nathaniel and Simon Dyment attended sale of timber limits in Toronto titer left to spend winter in England and LMANNINGSREMARKABLE RECORD Hamilton Spectator When he retires late this year Ernest Manning will have served as premier of bustling Alberta for quarter of cen What is most remarkable is Mr Man nings age he is only 60 relatively young as political leaders go Cabinet minister at 26 and premier at 34thatis part of what the record books will say about Ernest Manning But what else they say will fill pages most of them flattering For no pre mier in Canadas history has presided for so long over so dramaticasuccess story In May 1943 when Mn Manning succeeded his political mentor the char ismatic William Aberhart founder of Canadas Social Credit movement back in 1935 Alberta was inst another struggl ing prairie province Agriculture was its breadandbutter industry and if the climate didnt conperate woe to Al berta Then came the greatest oil and natural gas boom in Canadas history and with it wealththat wouldvstun Midas What made Ernest Mannings name secure in history was thevmanner in which he handled Albertas good for tune His moral strength was not sur prising for it had been amply demon strated atyan early agepbut his uncanny ability to pallay boom into long term bonanza was fantastic His decl sion to keep Albertavp edominant in the 2oril business by way oz annual revenues from royalties and land auctions turned Mrs John Plum That that service hasbeen emin ently distinguished goes without saying Southern France Elmvale Lance predicted some fast hockeytherethis season Local team looks good with Ir winrin goalShanahan andrlttaguire on Ken Ritchie has returned from Shelburiio to play rover llarry Arnold at centre Clute and Mills aswingmen Toughest opposition expected fiom Minesing which has the Foyston boys Wyebridge will have good team led by Needham Jack Hughes and Jack Kennedy lnnisfil Council introduced bylaw on L0 cal Option for vote next May Bar rie Collegiate hockey team looks strong with Arthur Pae Gordon Gallie Fred Curtis Fred Davidson NormanRogers Roy Tyrer Roy Stewart Billy Hunter and others Jack Webb was enaine driver on freight which crashed into southbound freight driven by Bill lisoad near lottenham All crewmeri jumped to safety but locomotives were badly damaged Barrie Colts meet crack Toronto ltlarlboros at Mammoth Rink here Friday night Ed GaIIie of Barrie is on that teamywhile student at Varsityg Barrie has raised liquor licence fee to $275 It is said that the Liberals are goingto try and elect majority of next years aldermen Barrie is bad town in which to try any such game as the balance of power happens to be in the hands of the Conservatives OTHER EDITORS VIEWS out splendidly His province is more sol vent than the others It has no sales tax good percentage of im citizens live in the lap of luxury UNPROTECTED RAIL CROSSINGS Chatham Daily News How many lives haveheen claimed at the various unguarded and unmarked railroad crossings in the area Unprotected crossings wereoall well and goodin the horse and bliggy days when farmers were practically the ones to use these crossings to get from onefield to another withslow mo ng farm horses Nowadays even tractors mover la lively fast so do trains Automobiles coupled with last diesel engines complicate the problem greatly PREADDLESCENT GLUE SNIFFING Oshawa Journal Gluesniffing seeins almost entirely pieadolescent phenomenon This age bracket should be under the strictest parent control for it is in the family where something like gluesniffing can be most easily detected But the whole community has responsibilityfor its young The merchant who sells air plane glue the children who know their friends are sniffing glue and the school which canwarn of the dangers There is another deeper question wecan ask ourselves Whydo young children want to escape reality using glue another intoxieantst Do they do itfor thrill the first time and then become addict ed Or are theyiat their age already disturbedpeople QUEBEC OPINIONS lilahlnleedololdl II filmt twirl II to tom the he liturnen press of Condo Quebec 14 hintWith the illness of Premier JeInJac rues Bertrand the political scene to Quebec once again has been thrown into stale one might without exlflen lion describe or critical ZJt represents second shaky period of government in lulAblfl few months the 1mm of which is fill diffi cult to prediLtl While the musequencts of tho prenuera illness are so numerous and important at the level individuals and the party they are neverthe less more serious train the point oi view of pmvlndsl and Canadian politics was the case In I967 andthen again last summer tlmes of prolonged absence on the part of former premier The situation is even me ROUND ANDHOIJND THEY GO ornlwa REPORJ Scientists Discuss rmWWWMYMW Future Of The world By PATRICK NICllOLSDN orrnwn lhe superliclality of politics and politicians throughout the western irorld as in Canada has been revealed stark and trlghtening by re cent television program in Ottawa our politicians are engaged in the Great Debate about how they willcnnduct their business More importan tant surely is what business they will conduct Was Munsin car more Important than medi ECANhDilssriiRYf cal provisions Did the pedlar Rivard really rare higheritlan our polluted rivers Are govern ment grants to scientists as sig nificant as national direction at scientific research These are some ol the basic questions suggested by lilfll dish television program made for the World Health 0r ganiiallon reviewing Where is science leadlng usWhat ls mnns future Eight ainous Nullcl Prizu winners were among ihe scion Litiie Emperor Man Of Action by non ftv When the gtpaiiv and the no were ama loll George served In tho Athabaska dis trict was made governor of the northern department of hue ports Land He became known as the little emperor Simpson was mail of action and wanted to reorganize the west coast division in which the NorWesters had been most ac tive He lelt York Factory Hud son Bay on Aug to 1m and aiiived at Fort George atlhe mouth ochre Columbia River so dais laterIt was trip of 3500 miles an amazing teat by his canocmenwhn were proud to serve him Wheneverthey ap ptuached settlemenl Simpson would put on his frock coat and top hat while bagpiper who always accompanied him piped the party to shore One of Simpsons men was James McMillan and he was sent almost immediately to ex plore the mouth of the Fraser River which Simon haser had failed to reach in ltos Simpson already feared that the Hud Uh flantr iihzoiiiiitrrI 16 Baylield Street Rania Ontario Authorized as second class mail by the Post Olfice De partment Ottawa and tar payment of postage in cash Retutn postagn guaranteed Dai Sundays and Slaiutory Holidays excEpted Subscription rates daily by carrier 30c weekly$2tithl yearly Singlecopies me By mail Barrie 52500 yearly Ontario $1500 your motor throw on no year on side Onlario$10yeér Out side Canada Rritish posses sions 525 year USA and foreign $32 year National Advertising Ollices 425 University Avenue Throne to 640 Cathoart St Mont real Member or the Canadian Press and Audit Bureau of circulations TheCanadian Press is ex cluslvelyenlilled lo the use rfor republication of all news dispatches in this paperch itcrh to itor The Assbclated Pressor Reuters and also the local news published uierebi lumbia would be roll out the area now innn as Oregon and Washing ton and cit that New Caledonia llhe mainland of British Colum bint would become increasingly important Mohfillans party of 10 mcn included Jean Baptiste Proveau who had taken part in Simon Frasers trip down the river There were also num ber of Caughhawagn lndians from the Montreal area known for their riverrunning skill The Caughnaivagas are also famous for their ability to work at great heights and they havebeen em ployed more recently the building of such structuresas the Empire Slbte Building in New York and the Golden Gate Bridge tarShh Francisco Some of them settled in British Go On Dec 20 524 McMillan rived at the mouth of the Fra ser River which had been missedby Captain Cook George Vancouver and Simon Fraser himselil The meals now the site of Vancouver international Airport andolher important de velopments Mcllillans also led to the rounding of Fort Langley where James Douglas was later sworn in as Governor of British Columbia rAiiiiCiANo GLASS iciiiiiii Wizs neuter controlled growth of cities and tion of air and water which is ond one is the number of mental SlmpaonnSeIn tlsls emlnent in the study of our botlyoiir ininil our genesaiid our environment he Bonirib uted to that program Swedens Hugo Thcorcil eon trlbuled this thought We will have to solve thcprnblem of pollution lt tilbe costly but in the long run it is much more costly to have ones whole C0llt more or less destroyed by pollu tion We simply have to pay the price What is Ottawa doing about that Severiil oi those brilliant scicntists warned us of the im mlncnt problems of feeding the worlds exploding population and crurbi iig its grouth ivFrances Andre Lwoll amplified this through reference to the un ite problems they will bring One of those problems is pollu already danger and the sec and social problems Where is Ottawas task these Australins Sir John Eccles destroys hopes in which we have beenmlsled overpopula tionwill never be solved by coly onizmg planets This is impossi ble for all time because human physiology cannot emigrate to other regions of space Mankind has been deluded by promises that there will be tremendous discoveries um to him through space exploration There has been siphoning off of Jmone and above all 1brampowei nto space projects that could be used here on earth or the immense problems con frontingus 1This raises the important question is scientific research tooimportant and too urgent to be lelt to scientists to plan Should the choice of the op timum research path be di rected by politicians Frances Francois Jacob suggests that such matters should be decided neither by scientists nor by poli force eramlningi Johnson Who 1va resitng up oiitside the provincethe Que bec government will be forced to be content to mark tlme again for at least several weeks The immedlnte result of this is delay in maklnl de cisions that have an immedi ate hearing on everyday life and tandem bearing on the orientation of our social economic and cultural life critical because Mr Eer lrands absence made lnrvla ble the postponement nl he Oltnwa conicrcnce ilhlci to begin study of en litu iional reform discussion nt which is lutiln its presence of the Quebec pm mier Not only are there Quebec problems which have been placed in state of suspended animation but so has the en tire Canadian problem Illde Dull Dec l3 Grnnhy Ll Mr de st The Quebecgovernmcnl sn BIBLE THOUGHT Grclt pence line they which lore thy law and nolbtnaball offend lhem Psulm 1192161 Nothing is qiiltglso effective in bringing peace of mind as meditation on the Word of God Thy Word havel hill in my heart that might not sin gainst thee essary to examine all the in established it will be easy to NAmOBl AP The pilot of bounced mum at royal commission on the siatiu of the Hindi language at the same time as the met eerie mission on bilingualism and liicultunllsn mice the sec ond volume ol it report Mr Bertrand has left to tnrsttgaton the task of de temilnlul what must be done to uanntee the continued growlh or the French lan gouge in our produce It is necessary as the cove eminent says to adopt tin ruistlc oollcy which takes into account the nauire of our province in North America and its relations with the other provinces and the feder al mrernment Granted we already have In idea of what this linguistic policy could be We could for example find elements of solution in reports to bodies aunt as the Parent and Laur endeauDunton commissions But this problem must be studied moredeeply It is rice pLcatlnns before establishing rest linguistic policy Creation of this commission by Quebec will allow all class es ot soclety to engage in dialogue to co to the roofs of the problem and suggests prac tlel solutions of course we can neier be lieve that once tlils policy is implement But at this time Quebec will be able to direct its or it toward the objec tives wishes to achieve Roland Glgno Doc lZl worn BRIEFS REPORTS DEATH MOSCOW llletilers The no sizn delcnce ministry today reported the sudden death of senior villiccr ol the Committee of State Security or KGB the Kremlins security police But the ministry newspaper Red Star did not say how CM Genr gy Pigulevsky 49 died lltASll KILIS crashing nco aircraft averted major disaster today by bringing his plane down on open ground between houses in croxded suburb of Kenyas capital But all three persons on the Kenya police plnane AL rlran and two EuropeansMere killed thinly To our loyalpotrons and friends Our Warmest Wishes linens wits Dunlap ticians alone It is important tlist the about such things and discuss them so that he says the kind nfthing which happened Withthg psysicists and therntom bomb will not happen again not To public too should know gt iio Anu$ cooks cAhTAoE enema LTD 738486 the very best my belvours at and clays From the Menagemonhahd Staffoif 7161 863