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1¢ luv112 tau the eXaminer Jaw Apr 1979 serving barrie and simcoe county NEWSROOM 7266537 CIICUUTION 7266539 Published by Canadian Newspapers Company Limited world of learning National Book Festival Week is good time to look at one of Barries essential cultural facilities The Barrie Public Library that is Statistics from the librarys annual report show the librarys importance to the community The city library has 8700 adult members and 4500 child members total of 13200 of Barries 35586 people are library members Those 13200 people borrowed 285000 books and films in 1978 almost 22 books or films for each library member Those are not the statistics of city in which books are becoming obsolete On the contrary the demand for library resources has never been greater There is much more to books he library than the 100000 plus Programs range from video aids to English and French story hours to print rentals to microfilm services to special film presentations Of special importance is the separate childrens library opened in 1975 Preschool programs an outstanding Saturday program and regular classroom visits all contribute to open ing the hearts and minds of our children through the library The beautiful thing about all the library services are that they are absolutely free to Barrie Oro and Vespra residents The continued success of the library is no surprise to those familiar with the work of the dedicated imaginative library staff What may be surprising is that the Barrie Public Library is municipal service Last year the city of Barrie made grant to the library of $343385 c0vering 80 per cent of its funding needs The library of course has dreams for improving service for the future Among those dreams is new library which would house both the adult and childrens library For the present however the library richly deserves recogni tion for the fine job it has done and continues to do for our community Enough is enough Enough is enough We want you to know we are unequivocally fed up with snow cold and otherwise unspringlike weather We want spring and we want it now The problem is who can you blame for the weather Pierre Trudeau Annexation Bill Davis Nuclear scares Strikes The Post Office Whoever it is give us break spring break Dear Sir am parent of young child at tending Oakley Park School It seems to me in these times of big spending tie the Seeder pro ject that our members of city coun cil could see their way clear to spend minimal amount for in stallation of traffic lights at the in tersection of Grove and Davidson streets Surely the safety of our children deserves top priority Is it going to take fatality at that corner before our members of coun cil see the light certainly hope not concerned parent Barrie Dear Sir have spent the month of March really thinking about what have contributed towards Canadian unis ty Unfortunately find Ive done nothing concrete in the past With the election coming up on May 22 want to be as informed as is possible when vote would like to thank Mr An drew for writing the book Bilingual Today French Tomorrow He has motivated me without confusing me and opened my eyes to lot of things wasnt aware of and has shown me where lot of our tax dollars are going Our present government has been given free hand by Canadians like me just sat back and grumbled quietly while Mr Trudeau Spent millions of dollars convincing Canada that it should become French Canada Ive put up with the terrible knot get in my stomach every time go into grocery store and pay the ridiculous price to feed my family Ive watched our health plan deteriorate and Ive seen the cut backs in finances for service that are so essential to our better being trusted the government to take care of these things and they took ad vantage of me When are we Canadians going to get government that will work for letters to the editor us and not against us We need government that will give us the chance to say how we feel about thc issues that are important to us They have no right abusing the trust people have in them Now would be good time for some honest politicians to come out of the woodwork and challenge the party leaders They would soon find that we Canadians are looking for someone we can trust to run our country effectively hope that we Canadian citizens will really do our homework this election and not allow ourselves to be hoodwinked for another 11 years Yours truly Bonita Jackson Barrio Dear Sir The Barrie Architectural Conser vation Advisory Committee is try ing to reach out to all the residents of the Allandale area who have history stored in their attics and cellars We are looking for pictures of car ly times in this unique and history rich area of Barrie to give it the im portance that it deserves The early pioneers of thescparts and in par ticular those who developed the railway chose to live on the south side of the Bay close to the task at hand Anyone having either pictures of the family home or other buildings or any historical knowledge related to the existing buildings and houses in the area would be sincerely ap preciated and everyone will be con tacted at once in order that we all can share in this glorious past The history of this area must be preserved for future generations so no detail no matter how insignifi cant should be overlooked Yours truly Mrs Jean Grant Secretary Barrie Phone 7287936 NEWSROOM ADVERTISING Craig Elsan managing editor Ian Muigrew city editor Bill McFarlane wire editor SALES Bert Stevens Peggy Kavanauh Wayne Hay Aden Smith Steve Skinner Barb Boulton Dave Fuller sports editor Claudia Krause Lifestyle editor RE PORTE Stephen Nichoils Dennis Lanthler Nancy Figueroa Len Sevlck manager BUSINESS Marian Gougti accountant Deiva Mills Gail McParland Don Saunders Vikki Grant Lornc Wass Brenda Woods will Cadoqan Stan Wray CIRCULATION Bill Raynor Bill Halkes manager Ed Allunby Steve White assistantmanagor JanicHanirl Lori Cohen CLASSIFIE Andy Hauohion Susan ilt itchcn i6 Bayfield Street Barrie Ontario LAM 4T6 flfirsfigggm 333fl135° fl®fl$° 33323 Rowland publisher ariasWm gravitate Eliaer ggfgggfgnm Belly Armer camera operator Janice Morton rm prmmv Ommdn 7266537 72824i 7266537 °°V° aurcsii photographer imam Brian Marr COMPOSING ROOM Jack Kcrney loreman Glenn Kwan asst foreman The Examiner is member of The Canadian Press CP and Audit Bureau at Circulations ABC Only the Canadian Press may re publish news stories in this newspaper credited to CP The Associated Press Reuters or Agence France Presse and local news stories published in The Examiner Published dolly except Sunday and statutory holidays WE EKLY by carrier 90 cents YEARLY by carrier $4680 Copyright registration number 2038 register bl BY MAIL Barrie 680 National advertismg offices 65 Queen St Toronto 864 m0 640 Calhcart sumcoe COUNTV M°°° $3900 MOTOR THROW OFF $4lSanear ELSEWHERE IN CANADA $4l 008 Year Sorry about this Chief but youre just not sophisticated enough for todays style of 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liroiidlicnl is conccntroting on lilt dont cxpcct you to iicccpl viigc in crciiscs bcloiv thi risc in consumcr piiccs wlicn you llill tl liimily to look llfltl lhnl surc tzikcs your mind off llilllllllfll unity or Ilic corporutc slriictiirc of lctro anndii lhc most common accusation hciiril so for lll this ciiiipilgn is that opponcnts nrc drcdgmg up phoncy issiics ll lriidcnu lccls that Illl illt illltl choiccs lliIit lll lccctilly llltlillit clciit ililtl wclldcllncd would llillt to think of ll£l ii ltiTli campaign would liii liccn likc NO WT DID POINT OUT THAT THEY CONTROL OVER 502 OF THE VOTE AT THE CONVENTION The Examiner claims copyright on all original news and advertising material created by its employees and published in this newspaper The advertiser agrees that the publisher shall not be liable for damages aris me out at errors in advertisements beyond the amount paid tor the space at lually occupied by that portion of the advertisement in which the error oc curred whether such error is due to the negligence at its servants or other wusc and there shall be no liability for non insertion of any advertisement beyond the amount paid tor such advertisement The world today of Europe By JOHN llAllBltle Foreign Affairs Analyst Thomson News Service What of Turkey uncertain NATO member at the eastern end of the Malitcrrancan for gotten in the Iranian crisis and the Middle East talks between Egypt lsracl and the US Turkey with staggering external deficit of about $12 billions is still the sick man of Europe except in different ways than when that expression was used by Bismarck in the last century The modernizing Islamic state created with much hope and stern forceddraft measures by Kemal Ataturk in the early 19205 has drifted into economic chaos and semi military govcrnmenl Since the late 19505 form of parliamcna fury musical chairs thc result of the failure of any party to securc majority has dcbililatcd its democratic government In time of dccp economic crisis the Turks are also plagued with political extremism every kind from lcftwing terrorists to fun damcntalisl Islamic sects The latter now soc some chance for wider cxprcssion in Turkcy as result of the lra miin rcvolution which could yct resolve itself ill marsh and coiiscrvutivc Islamic republic Prime Minister Bulcnt lich is trying to play his nations long NATO rolc against the need for economic assistance from the KS Sit lhc potintial enemy of all NATO countries PRU51081TIN Last May hc attcndcil the NATO hcads of governmcnt mccting in tzisliington then went to Moscow the next month to sign political documcnt of friendly relations and cooperation with thc Russians But thc countrys most scrious crisis is probably lilltlllill dissciision among the coun trys various groups and scits exacerbated if coursc by cconom ic dcclinc Martial law was dcclarcd again in the country last lcccmbcr bccausc of bloody reli gums and scct riots in thc countrys blczik intcrior The Turkish govtrnmcnt cstiniatcs about 1000 huvc bccn killed in thc last few years our these various kinds of intciiial riots Ycl Turkey still maintains standing army half million him not the bestequipped or arnml in NATO but the largest force of its kind among thc various NATU members In spite of this thc Turks were able to mount major invasion of yprus in 1074 using warships and land weapons supplicd to Uicm for their NATI dcfcnsc function As result socallcd autonomous Turkish republic now cxisls along the northern shorc of that lxlcagucrcd island which will still get lurkisli military support if attacked or tlirciilcncd by thi ircck typriots again Nor docs thcrc sccm to be much chance oi irdcrly democratic politics in thc country this year lrimc Ministcr Eccvils Republican lcoplcs Port is nczitly balanced against thc othcr lhcsc illt ihc conscrvam lustii Party of formcr Turkish lrlnic linislcr Sulcymuii Dcmircl and thc lbltlllllirliiltlllttl National Salvation Party All FROM lltnl Most immcdiulc arc cfforls to save national cconomy in dccp lrouhlc About billion dollars in Sovlct and and tcchmciil assistiincc is licing Itll into thc Turkish sicni And lriiiic Ministcr liccnl is trying to convincc that toiint for all iiliiig stiitcs thc lnlcrniitionul loiiclary Fund to lcnd moncy Interpreting the news Nuclear power issue of 705 WASllleililE itl lhc ncurdiszistcr zit Ptnlisylniuius thrcc iili island nuclciir generating station may help niiikc nuclcur powcr lhc popular issuc of thc 1970s iii tlic war in Victiuiiii as thc issuc of tlic 1060s As lhc thrcnt of hydrogen cxplosion oi luclcorc meltdown zit the Harrisburg Pa plant ciiscs almost wcck aftcr lhc accidcnt llic shock created by lhc prospect of it potential disastcr has becn replaced by serious qucstioning about thc incident and its potential rcpcrcussions Throughout thc KS and in ollicr parts of thc world people who prcviously hnd givcn lilllc thought to thc whys and whcrcforcs of nuclcnr powcr urc taking ii look ill thc govcniiiicnt and nuclcur indusuy officials who had long ioiilcd thc satcty of thc plants lhcy also iirc looking morc carefully and appziicnlly with morc sympathy at thc variety of groups who have opposcd nuclear powcr and who have wunrcd for years that it was oiin matlcr of timc before major nuclear accident occurcd The Washington Post appears to ha vc conic up with new catchphrase for thc Thrcc Milc Island situation it is not so much thc hina Syndroinc that has bccn at work in thc relationship among the public thc government and thc industry involved in the lciinsylvania situation the ncwspaixr says III on cditoriul but the Vietnam Syndrome The hina Syndromc the title of new movic is taken from it hit of black humor that ii nuclear corc rciicling out of control would melt through the floor of ii power plant and sink all the way to China The Vietnam Syndroiiic according to The Post mciins that confidcncc in the veracity conimtcncc and good lilllll of thosc dishing out the official information is undcr challenge even as lhcir perennial critics enjoy corrcsponding incrciisc til credibility Long before last wccks iiccitlcnt some similarities bclwccn the WAGS movement of the 19705 and thc antinuclear movement of this decade had become apparent