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With this coupon and the purchase of one case of 100 100 19 Loblaws cuts Perth County The Barrie Examiner Wednesday Sept 29 197627 Machine will read to blind LONDON CP machine that will be able to read books or newspapers out loud to the blind now is under development at University College here blind person will move photocell across the print and as each letter is scanned syn thesizer will pronounce it Eventually says Dr WK Taylor reader in cybernetics at the college it may be possible to store vocabulary in the ma chine Then it would speak the whole word when the optical scanner reached the end of it This would involve some system of suppressing smaller words contained in others but that was not impossible The system he said would be inexpensive It is based on newly developed circuits for recognizing patterns using mi crominiaturization techniques to the full library of type fon ts will be coded and stored on tape cassettes so that the user will be able to select the kind of type used in his book or newspaper The rate of reading would be set by the user ac cording to the speed he moves the photocell over the print And he would be able to go back and read any part again Dr Taylor said that the read ing machine could also be ap plied to the problem of provid ing disabled people with speechrecognizer that could operate typewriter telephone and so on on spoken com mands The learning pattern recognizer part of the system could be initiated by various stimuli the only basic require ment being that if they required different response they should beeasily distinguished Engineer is farmer LISTOWEL Ont CP Whats Albert Whiting nu clear electronic engineer doing milking cows and slapping hogs In my engineering work felt was parasite and doing nothing for society Mr Whit ing said in an interview know on my farm here that lm feeding 100 city people with milk products and bacon can see field and see something growing However being farmer for the last seven years in this area 28 miles northeast of Stratford has been rocky road for Brit ishborn Mr Whiting Hes one of many milk pro ducers feeling the pinch of gov ernmentordered production And although he and other farmers have banded together to fight for better deal he said they have run into stone wall at the pro vincial level The results as far as the far mers are concerned are neg ligible from the provincial gov ernment and the milk market ing board he said But the Farm Credit Corp of the fed eral government has been some help They not only sympathize with our problem but they have done something GOT BREAK Mr Whiting said farmers in financial difficulty are given to twoyear moratorium on farm credit mortgage pay ments Not only that if you go to them federal they dont just give you platitudes he said They say OK youve got problem lets solve it Mr Whiting said the Ontario Milk Producers Marketing Boards proposal to allow in creased quota allotments to needy producers wont help many farmers and in one case would amount to only two days production He said he is fortunate that he made decision two years ago to maintain hog operation along with dairy it has enabled him to pay off some of the bills accumulated as result of the production cuts His years in the industry coupled with his farming set backs have made Mr Whiting cynical of government thinking have little trust in bureau cracies built up over years of experience he said The de cisions made by civil servants in their ivory towers are some times beyond comprehension thcy are so weird Couriers hit mail service NORTH BAY CP The post office has entered stage of strong competition from cou rier services parcel express services and Telex commu nication and must become com petitive and efficient Post masterG eneral eanJ acques Blais said Monda The competition from elec tronics is just down the road and the day may soon come when people can pay their bills and buy goods from their own living rooms he said People will say we dont need mail ser vices Mr Blais said some English Canadians fear that the post of fice is becoming bastion for FrenchCanadians and that they are discriminated against when applying for jobs because they are not bilingual