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lure place of ilttieconcern tol$ me aIl this boom about selling this seem to Centqu United Church it will be inter esting to see what the men on Confirm who have yelled the loudest about rhrsaierwiiim no improve this section or the park FRIDAY MARCH 1952 WW Edmond to Succeed imam psychologically no in theory that mans efforts on destbied rormuure um only be attained in another life in great ventures cana ihlh ends and progress In the develop men or civiiintion is made up of series of amounts series of noble aims reached and The failure premise was in large measure the philosophy of the Middle Ages period in much Writ when little progress was made was chat period emphasis was placed on preparationfor heaven since mans efforts here were bound to fail anyway The result was spiritual and material stagnation Strangely enough there is some evidence of belief in the failure philosophy on the part of few today Such philosophy is fundamentally on sound because no matter how lofty is mans aim he can achieve it through properly dir ected Godvgiven thought and energy The tragedy is that too many people do not so for themselves goals that will give them pur pose in life Per ardva ad astra the motto of the RCAF might woll be taken as the personal motto of each one of us We must aim high but at the same time must organize our aims into lesser objectives and then go ahead and achieve each one of these in turn When We have attained our primary aim we must set another greater one at once Thus and thus alone will we make personal and coma munlty progress in both spiritual and mater ial things Belief in inevitable failure of mans efforts indicates undue pessimism lack of faith in the Divine and in mankind philosophy of defeatism We live in difficult times What we need is couragecourage to set great objectives courage to tackle great projects with faith that with Gods help they may be succssfu1 1y carried out Optimism daring and enthusi asm areneeded by each one of us Much has been achieved during the ages to better this world Man has learned to tem per justice with mercy to pity those less for tunateand to translate that pity into action HOurs is better world in every respect than that of hundred years ago It is true that we have far to go before our world iswhat we would like it to be But thbre will be solution of the problems that confront our age only if they are faced with we aconnnanmmriaeausm and realism with determination to succeed The failure phil osophy is bad medicine for an ailing world that needs in big doses optimism lofty ideals the Spirit of brotherhood true democracy ragefaith in god andin mantolerancc so in welldoing hope kindness and love wemustgo forward With our eyes fixed on big objectives determined that with Gods help we will succeed Helpfor Public Health The ting Life Insurance Medical menace lilo thirteen scientistsincanadian tocnable them to undertake prolectsdraws attention to us contribution the life insur operating in Canada are oil or improving the health minimum years meme panics haveioined through the contributionsaggregatingnearly itchorganizations as tlieCaIll biopic Association the Canadian council and the National of Bhoor Health anuto several studies chromiumneeded Joanna is has permitted these public numerous researchers to greatly for the Canadian hole and it notibeen for this of it thesebreanlzations and my compliance WWW our to these orvi to those madebymany on ostaindcrd an jifc nonrance Officers Association Editorial Notes Nine tenths of wisdom is being wise in timefheodore Roosevelt The Department of Health report known to hospitals as the Blue Book indicates that 190 public hospitals were in operation and particrpating in provincial grants during 1950 These are classified as follows 133 Geri oral Hospitals 26 Red Cross Hospitals 10 Hospitals for lncurables Convalescent Hosi pitals Convalescent Summer Camps forg Children 14 Banatoria for Consumptives Three out of five in the worlds people have on average per capita income of $40 year Canadian per capita income is over $900 year Three out of five of the worlds people can only expec to live 30 years Canadian life cxpectancyelg 65 years for males 69 years for females cntyeight per cent of the people in the underprivileged countries cam not read or writefarm Forum Guide Many municipal bodies including Orillias Town Council are under the impression that by going into committeeofthewhole they automatically prevent the press from reportI ing their discussions or quoting the remarks of any member Such is not the case points out the Orillia Packet and Times Committee ofthewhoie simply allow council or oth or such body greater latitude and more freedom of discussion For instance members may speak to subject as many times as they like while in council they are supposedly al lowed to speak but once The press can of course be excluded from discussions but dof ing so requires going into camera Of course the best method resulting in the most good will is simply to request the press not to re port discussion If there is sound reason for such request the press is always willing to cooperate OPINIONS ororuras An Answer To Mr Churchill Victoria Times At Ottawa this week Canada has given to Winston Churchill welcome which it would hardly give any other visitor This great old man whose sur viving vigor still thunders through the microphone has unique place in this nations heart We do not forget Yes but is it enough to remember yesterday What about today Mr Churchill has not come to Canada and tho United States merely to revive the glories of the past He has come to seek our aid in the future Britain he sayswith the same candor of the war years faccsja prospect grim poor and pro longed Il does not intend to live on its friends Whatever musl bdone to assume its solvency will be done no matter how harder how unpopular But clearly Britain cannot do all that alone and at the same time supply the massive armaments nec essary as much to America as to itself It 15 this double task of counomic survival at home and strength abroad that threatens to break the British lions back only America with its unequalled wealth can provide thctemporary aidwhich Brit ialnmust have Is America ready to supply it Is Canada ready to contribute proportionate share Or are we go ing to cheer MrChurchill one day and let his people down the nexil This is not rhetorical question It has been asked by the North Atlanilcilreatys planning coml mined in report nowvbciore iheCunadlan gov ernment That report says Canada canKnnd should increoSc its contribution to the generclrcause Can ada must answer without dclay the duostion thus asked out of Ottawa has come only arenas of rumors but their meaning is clearenoughr One school of Rofficial economists holds that Canada is unable to do any more 1fdr Britain or Europe that our rcE sources already are strained our taxes high our peopled burdencdby highprices wiser group can yetdo morefor our friends and that to refuse such aid would be iodamagenot merelyvthe pres ent jolnt idefehce plans but the confidence of the freeworidsrallionce That we can afford Tio domorcls obvious We are better offlhan We have ever been while Bria thin sinksudecbcr intopoverly The only question summer wearlib to doimore and whether we can afford to dollars Mr ChurchillfisaysrthatCanada with one foot in the newworldvand one in Line old has sacred milesionwto perform It bannoi be performedby cheers and afterdinner tributes to Britains leader He will be happy lblakehbrnc with him assurances ofour distinguiihed consideration He would be goods course that practical kind of mission will cost us money Whit We giVe or lend to others we cans not useoureelvos if we say that we can do noth ing for cur friends lniheir extremity and buttress this refusal with economlcts charts we shall any in fabhatlwo will do admin in reduce our Vim nendardront iota tuhelbanybody for any reason Tactich reply the inaction or 13691311 who uw intolerable ions can busily be in Aagllied Is that the imply wedropose to xiveva nilbdhiistlchl apparently sees thatdesblic these problems we Fred Grant Reminisce TOWN HALL YEARS AGO llSTED VARiED Continued from Wednesday But there used to be some fun ny breaks made In those old shows as for instance when the poor halfstarved girl in ragged clothes forgot to remove her dia mond ring before coming on and their glitter somehow didnt exactly jibe with her otherwise unkempt surroundings and starv lug condition Or when the harn assed wife of proigale husband clumped him into supposed six tyfoot well and the bottom one of the three boards of the well frame showing above the stage must have been loose for if allowed the supposed drowned man to roll out upon the stage in full view of the convulscd nud lcnce while the heroine went on with her tragic lines out of focus of the accident until the curtain dropped and cut the scene short Then too do you remember how real some of those things used to appear to some of that sus cepiible audience One time for instance one of the towns real characters blurted out in lan guage much more forcible than poliiepto all and sundry of that audience the advice to kill the blanketyblank villain just when he was sneaking upon the inno cent heroine to rry her off into durance vile until his demands upon some of her wepithy relatives were favorably met He was thereupon unceremoniously ush ered out of the hall and the ow fuivlllainy on the stage was con commuted Andonother time though for5 get the name of the play when the villain in the allegoryjust as Eva in Uncle Toms Cabin Went murmursin our cheers Is that our conception Wild RM to Heavenupon wingsWas geti ting his deserts and was going down to Hades through trap door in thestagewitll blue blazes dancing upward and the door be coming jambed and refusing to PROGRAMS the most popular of that kind of song given in the old Town Hall was Then Ill Come Back My Darling to Thee My wife is charming young crea lure But she ran away from her home Because would take all her earn ings Shes left me alone yes alone wrote her letter pathetic When she answered was in high 8188 thought shed consented to come back But oh no no no not to me Chorus When all the old maids shall have Sweethearts And married folksalways agree When the man in the moon comes down in balloon And gold dollars grow on tree When the fresh eggs you buy are never found stale And the fishes wont swim in the sea thn theyve given all women right to vote Then Ill come back my darling to thee They say she has gone with an other man who lived over the way If she has why hope She will send me Some dollars my board our Itve tried many dodgesto preoper But work and cannot agree so Im waiting to geta short leltcr Turn to page fourteen please bill to descend someone in the audience been mephisiopheles People are becoming more fas tidious it would seem for they censprmome movie now when Bill Hart or Bill Farnum Tom M12 or MiltonSills Slaps some fresh my guy on the wrist or hands him solid kick undue shins just because he swipeshis spot led horse or his wife or some drama days it was aymighty poor shownthat didnt average afcouple at least assassins each perform sometimes merely becausm someone wore necktie which didnt meet Ewantho approbaii of the villainin the play its in important The old battered tramp used to guygun th stage and many big formative centred amvdisome so empt behold the Starlpart 01 Riley in The Perl vvho side btworldwldel ave the terse comment Gosh 999 lake 5mm cm Igiells full think it must have 12 when in those old melo owner thrombiIr 17H rAsvwiivl it political Are they men of action from the mouth out only or is Ihi just footballmsnow Smith MARGARET HOWEY Says Council Made Wise Decision To us Mr iRelaln Queens Park Barrie March 1952 iIo The Editor lThc Barrie Examiner iDear Sir Barrio Town Connor have made wise and just decision in rcs Eclnding their former motion to dis gpose of portion of Queens Park lfor the erection of no church From business point of view and in respect to what park should really be in order to dis play little portion of Gods Cre ation in its true form it would be utter folly to dispose of any LIONEL matron mechanic has been with Corby Motors Lid for the past your and prior to tin with Canada Dry He is keen hot key fan and this your played on the Wonder Valley hockey team Advertiseman thelown and its future When possible park within town 01 city should always be surrounded by traffic road or Emma 01 said park The park isstreer in order that mankind may Windsor star 0W AW Requests Council Do Something About Queens Park 29 Parkside Drive Barrie March 1952 To The Editor The Barrie Examiner Dear Sir read with interest in your paper the fact the Town Council have now rescinded their motion to sell portion of Queens Park to Central United Church May respectfully suggest that Council show the town folk that at leaSt they are not dogs In manger and do something with that particular section In my six years or observation have notlced chairdozen child rcn using that particular portion to slighride in the winter and in the summer few couples find the darkness ofthe corner rather convenient My son happens to be among thciavoriie halfdozen who have the dubiouspleasure of sleighriding there in in winter WhydublousHe has alien in the water so often Lhave lost trackTiber last time proved the most disastroushe did not gel wet fcrlunatcly as there was lil tie water in the creek at the time but he smashed his face on the rocks on the bottom that lt is only bytamiraclehis nose wasnt broken INow Mr Deputy Reeve please do not suggest tome that my son Guaranteed Trust Confirm monuua murmur riztyour rerun savings common Trust ordinates as autonomous culminates no principal and interest vf boyaIWu interest payable hulfuyearly who rem Wi have no fluctuation yours preaulborlred invesiitientb for trust principal you $60 accumulatorts from if REVA not cvcrlylurgc to begin with for WE Central United Church Minister REV BEWELL BA Organist and Choirrnasler WARREN MacLEAN SUNDAY MARCH 1952 11 amMORNING WORSHIP The Way of the Master Baptism pmEVENING WORSHIP Salvation What is it What it does today CHURCH SCHOOL 11 amBeglnners and Primary pmSenlor School 230 pmJunlor Inform Depts Come to Gods House on His Day Collier St Baptist Churcl Independent MITCHELL Minister SUNDAY MARCH 91952 11 amMorning Worship pmBible School pmEvcning Gospel Service Subject gt GREAT POSSESSIONS Romans 832 Monday porchown Haven Monday rumSen YPSocieiy Wed pmMldweek FeIIOWShip Visitors Cordially Welcome fo Geor esAngllcon urch Atacama SUNDAYkMARCHp 1952 830 ami and 1100 am andlpln hector Turn to page 14 please Collier Si United Church REV LEWIS MAn BD Minister Lloyd Tufford Organist andChoirmasler SUNDAY MARCH 91952 11 amlMORNING SERVICE Personal Religion and the Lords Prayer l7 Forgive us as we Forgive THE CHURCH SCHOOL 945 amJunior Intermediate and Senior Depts ll amNursery Beginners Primary Departments pmAdult Bible Class rmEVENING SERVICE The Meaning 01 Worship Steps Toward Reality 815 pmYPU FIRESIDE Older Teenagers Invited Emmi St Andrews Presbyterian Church REV JAMES FERGUSON BA Minister SUNDAY MARCH 1952 amCQMMUNION SERVICE pmTHE APOSTLES CREED believe in Jesus Christ COME TO CHURCfi THE CHURCH SCHOOL 11 umNursery Primarnyunior and Intermediate Departments 71 infoTeenAgers Bible Class The Salvation Army 60 comes sr SR MAJ JH MILLS The Home of Friendly Worship SUNDAY MARCH 1952 ll umHOLINESS MEETING 230 pmsunnAv senoor pmLsALvAT10N MEETING Como andBring Your Family Rev erePENClER woman Rector 2nd Sunday minim is mew Corinnaion roomisomorivsonoob nounsMoka Ijroyer it Sermon filmsEVENING FRAYER Speaker THE Yuk ROWE from Peoples Marital Presbyterian Churiihf ha BURTONAVENUE UNITED CHURCH asv EUGENE BEECH BA Minister OrgirnlslMR narrow pamst SUNDAY MARCH 1952 10 amSUNDAYSCHOOL amBEGINNERS DEPT amMORNING woasrnp Know Not What Ye Ask fr pmRevF Luck BA1 BDz and stile Choir of First Baptist 5r Church will be with us fene plantobe present Holly Sunday School Holly Church Services pung 18 mu carers Affiliated out the 1x Assemblies of Every