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Elli metric Examinrr Published by Canadian News pois Company timitod 16 Boyfictd Street orrio Ontario Robb PublisherGeneral Manager Walls Editor Emeritus dTho Barrie Examiner The nitpicking continues Reeve Bill Gibbins of Innisfil the city has with only one copy of Barries annexation study Townshi is unhapp provid hius council He wants more At $25 each the city should be reluctant to comply with his desiix to have on provided for all township councflmembers and the media Barries nose is out of joint because the Ontario Municipal Board ordered the city the document to Innisfil Vesprii and Oro townships all of whom are in volved in the annexation squabble provide tionlhow Managing Editor Monday Sept 13 1976 ManWmnwvvmnn Preliminary skirmishes wont help the hearing loucho inn because of the expense of supplv tag all machines itarrio could have it point lint liinistil has provided the city with to mpies of its official plan and baekgmnnii studios With the most important iumexn tion hearing in courtly history coiii at the end of October it is tltl fortunate bickering continues Another bone of contention is the venue for the public hearings on annexation The Oct iti hearing is shaping up as barn burner DOWN MEMORY LANE Barrie Examiner Sept 14 1953 With the Collegiate Band inow Central playing prominent part in Barries Centennial Celebration the Towns 100th birthday it is in teresting to recall that in its 100 year history the collegiate the school has had three bands each an excellent organization according to the standards of the day each lay ing claim to its own particular distinction The first band was organized about the time the first grammar in 1849 It the Governor General Lord Elgin visited Barrie in 1850 travelling by carriage from dHe welcomed by the pupils with triumphal arch erected nearly op posite the school on Blake St near St Vincent Park while the school band of which the chairman of the school board was Rev Ardagh The second band was sponsored in 1925 by Principal Girdwood who had the assistance of the got Bandmaster Boyd Sylvester to organize it Sylvester seized the opportunity to school was built recorded that Penetanguishene Kiwanis Club and Barrie develop young players for his Bar rie Citizens Band Within three mon ths the band was performing as unit in public Among original members were ExMayor Peter Sinclair Gilbert Wiley Ken Walls Bob Powell Gerald Smith Allan Scott to name those still resident in The third band the present one began in 1937 when Allen Fisher came to Barrie as teacher of is was yOUR BUSINESS Some still plan to grow By VINCENT EGAN Business and Consumer Affairs Analyst Thomson News Service Its becoming clear that business is no more united in opposition to the antiinflation program than is the country at large Certame there are many cor porate executives who as re ported here in recent days believe that it wouldnt be pru dent to commit their companies to spend large sums of capital to build new plant and buy new equipment at time when the controls say that their return on any such investment must be lower than that on their ex isting assets On the other hand however some major businesses are planning to go ahead with con struction of new plants and ex pansion of old ones To them controls are here for the short termuntil the end of timebut the need for produc tion facilities adequate to meet longterm growth needs is per manent The automotive industry is good example Senior automlr tivc executives are confident that 1977 will see record sales of cars and trucks in Canada Ford Motor Co of Canada be investing about $75 Ghr Barrie Examiner 16 Bayfield Street Barrie Ontario Telephone 7M53I Registration Number 0484 Second Class Mail Return postage guaranteed Daily Sunda sand Statutory Ho idays excepted Subscription rates daily by carrier 85 cents weekly $4420 yearly Single copies 15 cents By Mail Barrie $4420 yearly Simcoe County $3400 yearly Balance of Canada $3600 year ly National Advertising Offices 65 Queen St West Toronto 8641710 640 Cathcart St Mon treal Member of the Canadian Press and Audit Bureau of Cir culations The Canadian Press is ex clusively entitled to the usefor publication of all news apatches in this paper crédited to it or The Associated Piece or Router and also the news published therein he Barrie Examiner claims by its employees and go It Nupi immanent Co ri tln all ori inaladver gag 8iihnd editoriii material reduced in this news per 630 ht Regis ration 51 big firms million in new plant and facilities for the 19Tl model year Chrysler Canada Ltd recent ly completed $40million truck assembly plant at Wind sor while General Motors of Canada Ltd has opened major new facilities at Oshawa Woodstock and Ste Therese FIRMER FOOTING In other companies or other industries such gungho expan sion may be impossible company that depends on equity financing rather than internally generated capital wouldnt stand much of chance of raising the required capital as long as dividends are restrained by the antiinflation program By LEONARD NOBLE My friend Schlcpper who as you know from already reading this column is rather self opinionated and dogmatic in dividual does not think much of the Rhodes and Maloney showdown Im afraid cant get very excited he said about whether the Ontario govern ment was right or wron in only making yment half million dol ars for farm in stead of $750000 You wouldnt say that retortod if it was your farm Naw he replied Youve Est to realize the principle hind the whole business ts not whether would have liked getting more money or less mone personally Naturally wouldy have rather have gotten more than less But that not the int new be was waiting for me to ask the only question that could ask so in consideration of friend Schlepper asked it hat is the point The point is he replied acknowledging the fact that had asked the right question nodding his head in approva at the same time as he carried on the discussion is the fact that Maloney has been waiting for an issue to come up in order to tr his muscles as ombudsman ll Ive got to say is that he should have remained defence counsel How can you say that queried After all Maloney has taken on the job of defen dln the underdog of the provin ce mith of the underdog in English and History Barrie was soon to learn that he was an ac complished musician equally ac cept in teaching language of Music Seven pupils turned out for the first priactice when it was announced that an or chestra would be organized at BCI modest beginning for the great concert band which has become internationally famous Soon after the original seven grew to 40piece symphony orchestra which in 1939 and 1940 thrilled Bar rie audiences with great music The martial influence of the war led to the organizing of band the place of the strings being taken by fuller woodwind section the universal present Still the likelihood that infla tion will be dampened and that the economy will return to solid footing as result does provide business with strong incentive to maintain or upgrade its capital expansion wherever circumstances per mit It takes anywhere from two to four years to get new fac tories built and up to full employment said Standley Hoch financial vicepresident of Canadian General Electric Co Ltd The question of lead times of incentives to business to act to help avoid another bout of in flation is critically impor tant he told recent gather ing of business people CAVEAT EMPTOR Rhodes Maloney the courtroom Now youre cooking With gas kid Schlepper rejoined Dont you see Maloney has fallen into the tra of trying to be the lifesaving efence coun sel in mixing it with Rhodes The only problem that Maloney has is that his underdog isnt much of an underdog as far as the majority of the dpeople in Ontario are concerne In the first place no one other than the Liberal govern ment in Ottawa wanted an air port in Pickering Second the Ontario Government pro ably aid through the nose to assem Ie the land since there was no big secret about the land assembly anyway So now we have Maloney getting up on his hind legs and emanding that the Ontario government pay more money or the land Personally the whole argument puts me to slee matter of fact con tinued Schle per Maloney has blown it es probably set the position of ombudsman back 100 years by getting into an argument that nobodys in terested in Of far more reaching significance is the fact that there are dozen or more problems that affect lot more people in Ontario that he might have considered Give me one for example asked An example replied Schclp is an investigation into the Ontario govern ment used the taxpayers hard eamed cash to buy the land in the first place virtual if ilitlltffilI l5 ilt lil llNIllIl NATION fl llie slownininig Lav of tin Sea Tonfcrenit it ltSillH in with virtually no tlllill of reacming ngmnnni ln man on an iiitviniiiionzil ti illiiil to govoin thi iii in it and their ri iill lhc lllltlll ltIgt ti lliit since lliiil lii Ilti illt togoandtin titd no furthcrzihi lll on unmu lli basic problems than they airli when they convanl Am The likelihood now is that lit conference will adjourn next Friday is Schcdulcd vdh Millll sort of report on ii on md then meet again itl tilliii possibly in itll vi Nun African d1lti£llttli may irii for another Inftlllil in New York since their prior ipnl lii Trude for not Ily SIICWAlil filziclll ill Ottawa lluriau llioiiisoii News Hilt ici This is not the lll1l time prime minister has asked lllt media to undertake Illlitli on behalf of the govciiuiicni but its probably lllt first lllil the request has been couched in wartime terminology It is bit like wartime situation said Irimc inistcr Trudeau as he asked thi intdin to help explain the govern ments restraints program to the poo 10 of Canada An after the war 71iiidu will be land of opportunity He went on at length about Canadians not fully understan din the importance of price an wage controls about llic media paying too much idlen tion to bad news and about how it was the patriotic dilly of everyone to support thi govern ments efforts THE PICKeiifyWi cuntmun SI MV ii it ll iiwii lHl 27 llt lttiliullitkizllii lcrnntianial truly to ilow in shipping illll lll oi offshou llliitl vvl twiwi rc MUMHm ili iiiiiliilli inn llll1li ll of ilvw ii pic in tho ii liol to bc llitsl to iicovii thc llllllltllif of iiiiiiiiil nodulcx iilillliiltil to llrllll£llllHVl llli1tll ilii law tilil Tip iiilrp ill lllllll wont it 111 lt rp tiJiliolil llilittllllli illiflv lt WENT illf have viililil in iltfllif li iii du ilixill iiufi ii dd ltinlliiil lil il Alli 411 Clo Li vL tliinl il llrllli imp innl 13ml tni1idiin rally not to thi Stppml of lllt libciil party but to flu support of lllt coini ll ihi prinic ltlllllflll lii cvciy littlil lo illtl coin lll lniin lino llizil flit should support lii iiovciiiiiwnl tinhits program and it fair bill to try and justify Sl2 advertis ing blitz fVilIltll we will pay for but lit shouldnt make us ltll lllillflllliilil if in dont help ixii to agree with wind lics do llll The current economic situa tion may be fltlilbi but this is not wartime iiid thr intdin has no obligation to come to the lcfiiiccof llic tiViIllllilll DIIIVIuNUS vlllli In lclcndinii ciibiiiils dcci Siiillltliillltlii lllllillllI1lVl timing blitz on lwh if of ilt uili iiillilinnturnouti For iiiiuiii iiituli lllllll iiil 11714 in This is treacherytheyve stolen our deceptive wording that gets round the Trade Description Art is he muer matches 214 lij llii lwlhiii i51i2iilli in mi viioit 1o brczik the deadlock VS fwizitcSiciclary lcriiy lixiniri offercd last ml in hc litllitltlllfl ihiii iwii llilfl ix iiiznini liii iwu umnotinruuup li ll iitl ih Iiii lllil tll llii scantd lIillillll iuciiiiolui5 illl begin iccovci init tililtillltl nodule from lllt lzn ilii llitll ilooi with OI viill itimziy Ill iii lc tilllill imltp ill ilio are All lIllItliillttsillhillfllVl iii xiltli Zinnia lltli ii oi ionic zone pin liill ltiliiiilliil liuit off lll hm ln tii op ml llll media going along with him wnrtiiuc xitiuiiicii During tin war lic said the Liberal pm ly which happened to be lllt tucitlllltlil wasnt paying foi the ads telling Canadians they should buy government bonds or obsci ration re ulations Far from being apologetic about iliis blitz he added am little concerned that in the Opposition and iii the media which reflects it or which often prcccdrs it the balance of doubt is oil the side of being against the controls Surely the prime minister cant complain because the op position is opposed to sonic thing the government is doing lnrliiiiiient would be rather boring spot if there was cons tant agreement and susmcl government would tent to lxroiucsloppy have never made survey lo fitl lltllll lht media grinrally supports or opposes llli restraints prngraiii but am willing to argue that it has no patriotic OllllflilllOll to do cithci lcrlmpu just perhaps the ltvtillillllll has not done par ticuliily sparkling job if lilllltii its lcHltftllllS program perish the thought 1411 rpm it did pretty good job lfl that the people generally hinyl llht ll in any cvciil Mr lludciltl llic unpopularity of the piornuoii is largely responsible for iiii partys weakened posi tion in the public opinion polls Ill lll BLITZ So the media is criticizctl and ii decision is made to launch this massive advertising campaign that will hit l07 daily newspapers 936 wccklies and 220 radio stations There will also be ii brochure planted in nearly four million family allowance cheques and more than million oldage pension cheques The prime minister says he wants the public to support the program bixause if it fails it wont be the Liberal party that suffers it will be tiiecouiitly germinate 2eeerz 2402010104 tv zv¢e lt1 94 39 liilliiloilitxl Flatt5 iwei with little or no shortbur of llul oznii llirj Willll the right of ncccrs to tbr sea through the territory of their coastal neighbors and the right to use the resources of the economic Zone pit il nnnilu and the United Stateg moving to protect their fitllil its ltlll73i ilt liltlmr lif iiilitlll Ililiitltiill 13M lll fishing off tlicir Lliul tithii stairs have taken similaraclion Sonic dclcpnlcs feel that it was mistake for the con lcicncc to meet again so quick ly after its spring session here in April and May They suggest igovt znmcnis had not had time to digest the Itllll$ of the spr lilf tSNlHI before another litiiiill negotiations started lint at the same time he says its the Liberal party that is suffering now because of the program And presumably if the program suddenly becomes popular the Liberal party will pick up Some points along the way Of course cabinet wouldnt be concerned with this not when were in the middle of war am not particularly con cerned with public money being uscd in such an advertising campaignperhaps Mr lrudcan is correct in saying this particular expenditure goes beyond party politics But just two years after the prime minister stumped the country to denounce roposed price and wage centre dont think its fair of him to suggest that those who now oppose such measures are biinguiipatriotic ill liLE ll lOUGHl For thus saith the Lord unto the house of Israel Seek ye me and ye shall live Amos 54 Its strange how we will go for the subst iiiitcs as opposed to the Siirnzrnotuinl The sooner we all learn that life does not consist of the things around us but He who is in us the better off we will be It is matter of life or death He that be licvclli on the 5011 both life he that belicvclh not on the Son shall not see life Attend the services in your church on the Lords dziy feel bclici till wcck lililllllii pray for us Thessalonians 25 There is no piivclege like praying Let us pray for each other Father please draw near and touch the one who is bound by habit crushed by hurt down with disease or who needs help spiritually hys iciilly mentally or motor ally In Jcsus name lift them with your great love and fill them with your Holy Spirit Amen and thank you for answered prayer To the end Mao revolutionary By JOHN HARBRON Thomson News Service In assessing Chinas future after Mao Tee it must be remembered that hinas late great leader remained to the end the permanent revolu tionary For him the egalitarianism within Chinese Communism which the long struggles of the 303 aroused was to be preserved in the permanent revolution after victory in Oc tober1949 This was relatively easy to sustain after that victory as the new Peoples Republic of China went into the Herculean task of reconstruction after nmrly half century of continuous war Mao as poet and scholar ex horting one of every four human bein on earth to build new an totally different society in China functioned as he had done in the previous decade He was still the leader in adversity the titan of man who would give direction and purpose to the hundreds of millions But as China emerged from the long chaos of empire and the Chiang Kaishek eras she also took on the initial trap pings of modern industrial state The first efforts at this were both picturesque and unsuc cessful the srrcalled Great Leap Forward of thelate 50s LNLSLALSIGHTS You may remember pictures of the small iron foundries in the backyards of country com munes and city apartment blocks The Russians finally supplied Maos struggling China with much of the technology which countsmodem steel mills shipbuilding and truck manufacturing facility in dustrial production techniques The SinoSoviet break of the mid 605 left China moreonless on her own again until the late Premier Chou Enlai made the decision to buy and import Japanese and foreign technology Hy DON HEARN QLecns Park Bureau Thomson News Service TORONTO Back to poten tial future Conservative leaders Talking about this while ago noted that Treasurer Darcy McKeough was by far the strongest man in the cabinet and is the logical choice But there would be question whether he would even win convention Next in line as possibilities were AttorneyGeneral Roy McMurtry and Labor Minister Dr Bette Stephenson Dr Stephenson is the really intriguing prospect The 53yearold labor minister hasnt been in the house yet for year but she has made striking impact For some months when Frank Miller was recovering from his heart attack she handled both labor and health and it is not an exaggeration at all to say that she impressed everyone Although she does not have long political back round she has long record public ser vice iii her profession including the residency of the Canadian Me ical Association And this has given her self assurance and an ability on her feet which marks her as pro CANADAS STORE Wolfe won on this date 11th BOB BOWMAN is isone of the most im tant anniversaries in Cans an and even world history It was Sept 13 1759 that Gen James Wolfe won the battle of the Plains of Abraham and changed the course of world development The end of the French regime in North America was only question of time It is true that Gen Levis nearly recaptured Quebec the following spring and that France might have regained Canada at the peace conference that ended the war in 1763 But France had had enough of Canada tiy this time Voltaire is on record as saying that France had only lost acres of snow So no real effort was made to regain North American ter WE WANT YOUR OPINION Letters submitted for publication must be original copies signed by the writer Please include your street ad dress and phone number although they will not be published Letters which can not be authenticated by phone cannot be published For the sake of sEce fipbiic interest and good ste he Examiner reserves the right to edit con dense or reject letter Chinas decision to go along with Western moves to recognize the regime like the cg 1m gree on this inevitablen This trend and the rise of the inevitable bureaucracy in Pek ing meant the Chinese Revolu tion like the Marxist Soviet one before it was becoming institu tionalized and centralized In the shape and upheaval of his Cultural Revolution of 1966 68 Mac Tseuing took up the cudgel against the very system he had created to restore tradi tional revolutionary values to China MET OPPOSITION The bureaucrats technocrats and industrial specialists were attacked by students and radicals as revisionaries who would turn the great revolution from its course Mao won this battle even though Chens decision to open up China to more technology followed it And it is this con tinued emergence of China most recently witnessed in her move to nuclear pewer status which will take her far dewn the road from Maos egali tarianism Or will it There are deep set immovable forces in Chi nese society which defeated the Westem missionaries the in vading imperial armies of Japan and perhaps will do so with Maos ideals in the end There will be of course no successor to Mao as leader He ranks with Caesar Napoleon Hitler and Stalin as perma nent hisroric figure He has been called the last great figure of the 20th century The fact his successors are faceless men to us and probably will be to millions of Chinese mourning Maos passing their names almost impossible to remember are ominous signs It could mean the bureau crats who in the end dominates the emperors of China may in the end also dominate and tv Maos fundamentalist rcvoli tionary purpose QUEENS PARK Bette Stephc has possibilities5 In recent times there have been few if any members who have moved so comfortably din rcctly from election into the cabinet As potential leader she has shown some qualities which are impressive One is directness She tends to face issues and uestionst directlyin fact can knowr to answer her own phone Then she has striking in telligence With no real labor background she quickly grasped her first ministry an intricate one in detail Shortly after she had taken over it verged on the amazing to phone her on some quite remote int and find that she knew ut it down to fine detail As potential party leader of course her political appeal is the moot point Her directness and her per sonal manner which is down toearth would be in her favor She would have voter appeal And her newness to politics meaning for one thing that she isnt stereotyped could be in her favor But then there is the big ques tion Are either the Conser vatives or the public ready for woman leader One day we may find out ritory although French forces captured what now is Churchill Man in 1762 and St Johns Nfld for seven days in 1763 France did retain what was called Louisiana including Florida until 1803 when the ter ritory was sold to the United States After 1763 Napoleon was the only French leader who con sidered regaining Canada He had gained surprisingly com plete knowledge of Canada and the entire area to the Pacific coast by reading material ublisheri by Alexander ackenzie after his trip across the continent in 1793 Napoleon made plans for an invasion by sending force the Mississi pi River wit cooperation mm the US He sent an army to train in Haiti but the Haitian people and mos quitoes killed great many men Then the Royal Navy began patrolling Gulf of Mexico waters and Napoleon aban doan his Iplan to recapture Canada sold Louisiana to the ii was on of ownership of tent in America except for of St Pierre and thecoastot OTHER