20 YEARS Barrie Exam and final Vil World 1r with ngor nf Tupuc hjculivc was lick was lmil get of 311135 and RCAF llni in Barrie to salute at Iosl 1L lhull Ill InmmLr lrmn mvrsum llc William gar Spr Han Huyuu lll Harold Hnwvn llcmiv uf Sh of llmkcsnm Kev of lilmi lng vixmany woman crosscountry whistle stop luur The success or allure of the Conservative campaign depends al 1Svknnnn SIIIOlIiX lllllVH 51ml II In nlnluu the damnr ul Mn tlu IIpnrw llhllkll lo lhv hlilml Slum Hlnimlm lllh IItlan Ihv l1pmv lmlllJIl rm 1m lnuwk has In mph 11 Hullmu ml lenrnhlrnl hr SAN erhvwnn lm lImI MIIII lu Ilnnllml llml Ilnuula wuhl low lulmuuu umin maukvlw Ill M1l1lllll Um munutr MUM Mr ShupJ naxvanle llll mm I1l ixlh mun Ilr llkvly II lnlml lhv Kurt thl Ihv Lmrnnm vr II lwuvllmr nlh IlHIIIHIlI LIJIII Ilmlrls lllllng Hu 51mm lumllv shlkr It 1110 wa cum Wm yam lnlhlul sum up Mlu uumn Ut Membu vl Human The last election saw nuclear aims for Canada as major campaign issue not whimer is heard in 1965 Unemgluy mom ld Vthe defence department nvc hathwr turnin past cloclionsqs the cause celcbrc today the problem is to get sufficient men for thc Inborpuol and the integrmlon of the armed owes is 351 becmjflng reality tht of the two majorparties and their leaders Very early in the campaign the Conservative grand strategy came up with some votegetting surprises with the announcement that Davie Fulton George Ilecs lierre Sevigny and even Duff Roi Min of Manitoba were committing them selves to an election behind John Dief enbaker The Conservative party onee again gave the semblance ot unity where primarily there had been an obvious state of disruption an in the middle of the campaign where are chigny and Roblin Ihcy dwse not to run lives and Fulmlymje 20 YEARS AGO INTOWN Ban1e miner Oct 18 1015 Ninth and inn mtury Loan campaign 01 World 11 TM upcncd in Simmc Vcst 11h Morrison general man ngcr 01 TI 15 unit chairman agn 000 Leslie 31 or Harrie with tar lick was ir get of 31125000 Parade of Army and IAF units from mup Bordon huh Bmic tn hornhl Victory 10m Majur vx Spamr EU 100k Ilutu at Post Office Square Major 11 Dudley manager Barrie Chamber at VMIIIIILI 110 arrangements Hume Irum 1pr John Murphy llc hHrillv LAC Rms hm gur 5111 Harvey Urry le Ihynmml Maytag lll11ll Ii Henry Stu Sgt lInruhl Huwml If Mintsing Gunner hun CHIP nI Shme 1h ric Leigh 1mm Major Kev linminu whu IlliMLll 1m pr at 1innipvu Ill Slplrlnbur 1931 rLlurn ml to uluuln AlHIIL of zunnus lrin 1I17icils nnulan Light funlry Hogimrm Chrysler Corpum linn nlnmumvd nmmtnlnwnt or iturge ILvmurhcltl 01 Inrunln ax lliflcl lhnl rr nr llnrriv nul vhInily 1711ij Ilrsnm anttr Hmhv II was named svrviu Hunger new gamut nn 01 lhx Sim1 farmer site Fisher Hour lr llmlmu Haul uzurllunl Mlll Ihllwm IIIl llm hm kn nu Ontu Walls Publisher Onc uzuiy issue wasythe criticism of the USCanada automotive agreement Priccrcduclion on manynf the 1966 models has taken the wind put of bat particular sail Ailcgntions of dishonesty in high places have been refuted by ihe Donan inquiry although there were cer tainly lame unsavory characters and deals revealed in Justice Dorions re port Canadians g0 16 the polls in less than wceks and up lo thcprescnt no issue is apparent to the volers of this counlryl Very early in the cam paign it appeared that several events showed promise of being the basis omn elecllOII Its Now Clea Top Issue Is Maj ority GoVernment nIde ml rm sum limnn mm 1sz Ivy mm we wrkly rmw mm mm llr IIv ml in My Mum ymr hm mum Hm hm rfln ll muth Hutur vaw Ml Hal mum ml Imrmm STRIKES AFFECTING NATIONAL ECONOMY 0va flu vu llmzh unmxlafll mm yra mm mm lmuluy 113nva an OTHER EDITORS VIEWS Publlshodby Canadian Newspapers Limited 16 Bayfiald Street Barrle Ontario DOWN MEMORY LANE LIJWIIM Hval Im mrV Icl Ulhw qutnwn NIII ml lnr MHWHI Imlm In In=h Indy MM am Mmlm Ilumnt Mum1 McPhersam Managing Editor DAY ovmmzu 20 HGS PAGE tin 1m mm lmh Ncuwmr hr flimriv Examinin As the campaign comes to its climax it appears that only one issue is really at stake When John Public casts his November he will have it ask only 39 form lt cmmcnt dnuwmch phiy shoix ILLIIIHUN limmhw Wnnl Ad lrIrlulmm 110 TM Irmuium mvmiw In rlll In 1m Iw lirMmaI mvamwm mi tmumhnll Dtpuuuem alwhrmo mam lills Barrie Municipal Arena official ly opened with artificial ice as St Louis Flyers coached by liaplmnis played ex hi tion hockey match with Buffalo Bl sons llembers of tlrst oivlc arena com mlsslun were introduced by Mayor Peter Simlair chairman Dr Neil Laurie Dr Frank Maxwell llarry Milne and Kenneth Walls also arena manager Wes ley Allwpp and ice engineer Albert Ilieesmah More than 2000 citizens crowded arena or ceremonies John llohson and ll tiled Farrell were referees Playing defence lor St Louis was former Harrie star lack lth luhlie meetlng at llarrie Library llall he gan organizing pmtwar recreation pro gram tor romunmity Gordon lit Foster was named chairman with interim com mittee 0t Squadron Leader George ll Rodgers llev ll ll lionden of Trlnlly Slumh David Smith llr Neil Laurie amt iba Elsie Williams Miss Louise tolley newly appointed director re creation tor Shutor County addressed gathering If more than 100 interested rllmm Among those dedulng support Mr lilllult lleyunlds lorare llealll or lit tall Mrs Eleanor llrelt John Wmulr lltl ll llrown Grant Mayor tharles Imleher ladatone Currie and llivi it Sin Mrs alerecr llannltou wax honored by Navy League of Canada for it during war The 51 lcant difference in the two major parties during the present elec tion is the team effort of Lester Pear son as opposed to the very strong in dividuality of John Dtefenbakcr leading the Conservative party in what will prob ably be his last try for the highest Mike in the country ll uuuhl Inn llIhu hulccd poll liml ru uhmm nwr lhu cxnllnmlc mulls he munnm Ir wilh lluuln mu lhllm WM nIIIIml In nhmln ll hard mllly lIIlllllllHll nml umllnumn nml lnr 11min znlvmluluhip llu rl Ihr In Ilvu lmml This in effect 15 the reason for the election otherwise there would have been no possible excuse for It at all pun umh nuiun prnhlom srlllNl wilh nnl llwll lu xlnkls IIc nlll All cn liulllvml Minn as shnulll be th In nle Ihllulcs ilmul endan gering th nnlinn whole hy Ihrlr Imlmx hmunml mlr rhlch um Ilmvwal smhlvuly llwy nc nlnml Vlnl nut In llnuo In NIH SJIHIll ml of uhmll lml IIIUH pullHrLIng lull juul plnln haul rvrlling In Hmlldl wllll huhh IHlnlahru lMHnliun II mmhnn PM And Ilu wH Hmrnu fnullnllmu Hm muanllnu llru II ruluuul rnllllnl In lhr mr luv unuhixatluu all nMu Illmanhm ram mum In 11w Wmlulrd MVII nnrl llw lhe lmld new pub Hum llvyrm ILLIIIHUNI HI mlhw Wnnl Ad Andwhatloi Mster Pearson and the Liberallpartyl Whereas the Conservat ive strategy was to get off ta fast start grab the headlines and try to susiamthe action the Liberals have deliberately kept Mr Pearson under vrapsuntil very recently ltis apparent that they are try ing to avoid peaking out prior to Nov ember but this tactic could backfire It is politically dangerous torallow Mr Dielenbaker to make his claims and charges across Canada without effective answers from thePrime Minister The case at Dr Guy Marcoux former SOCial Credit MP who has chargedihat the Liberal Government tried to buy the sup port of six dissident social Creditor515 an example Mr Pearson has not person ally replied to this serious charge al though one of his ministers Mr Pickers gill who was named by Dr Mareoux has threatened legal actions pmslon him aloneyfand thismï¬y bethd way he wanpsit As lhcgovernment of the day the Lib exnls hhvo the advantage of using cabinet ministers to attract attention for local candidates landing the stature of their office to the hopeful The Conservatives in Opposition do not have this advantage in this election NONPOLITICAL WHEAT Wilson Gangral Manggu mmpoc Irllmnvl mcgrapn entitled Raw ThmxgqpmfvlIcggv Sircel whiIc fellow peer wrll lng in the weekly Obscrvcr comments Here he iswnru Ind all Published by Collins in nril tin and Canada today the book recounts Thomsons rlse lmm pennypinch youth in Tor ono lo bmony and mo of Ihq larcesl and richesl newspaper empires In hislnry II was wril lcn uh Thomsons caropcra lion Revltwcr flnlycrl lilman in Ihc Sunday Express say that he bookvcavcrx such episodes Ill Thomsonx life as his pro longed flirlullon with bank mpluy In Canada cxploilallnn of employees closeness wllh money and oulnghl pursuil If his British mlc Say Puma um ind mhar Mame such slamming mndnr any nlli lal hlugraphy of an impmlam nmlJuLrrssIul man That it should be urlllcn when lht hem is xlill alive and In acunn l1 min1y Mllhnul lurallcl In 11 way it much hund mark as Hnussmus wnlts dons LONDON lCPJA biography Just published about Lard Thomson 1ch lhc Ca nadlanbum newspaper hamn Icavcs some of Londons viLugcrs breathless wilh lls can dld vlew ol the man The SundayExprcu speak the slnggcrlng caildor of Hu biography lulnflnl Mm aim the Am aham ml MINI Hm in JnIpM Mimi lnh cabin rut In My me Biography About Lord Thomson Leaves Reviewers Breathless All Sundays In icwcrs FANTASTIC AERIAL VIEW OF ROCKIES IT CANT HAPPEN HERE In The Su nd ay Telegraph llandnlph Churchill sums up Lord ns newspaper philnsophy by ï¬ling The real merit of my Thomson newspaper praprlzlnr is lhal he does n01 Inmfcrc wilh lhc mlnarlnl politles of hls papers He looks altar tho business ldl Ilc th good pen Mc anll lcu Ihcm 01 an wilh Ihc Jul Thal why he pros pm GmrrhilL unly son Inc lain 1r Vimlnn my Thnmsnn has surcccdcd by induslrv lnd abmluln inlcgrily Dannhl ZN in The Sum Iirror prnlxel Tllnmsml mnilnoss and says Drnddol Inm noml Job at palm in he Imnxe of Hmall KIU uuls llnve amiable rulhlcss mas lml inshun huntst In lhc BriUsh press without ch hasan culimrlal standards But conicnds lhal Thomson is prisoner of the myth which he hlmscll crcalcd Ihat profilvhungry phllisline nnd lhal his mylh conceals Ihe Ca nadians real cnnlributlon In he press Lord Francis Williams nnlcd aulhor and student ol the Bril sh press dcstribcs he Cum dian peer an auracnvev un prclnnllous man with genius lnr maklng deals aqd hair or ngm have pulse or Thnmson him uII Ml Mnnullln mavldu INIMHr VIII Pw nl lh Ir rllullnl mum My MuunlIlu In nly IiHIa The US alsn has bccn apply nu HID hard sell ll lcml Irnlns and In boo loo lmugll Annrim heel is high Dsl In Europe Salts lasl Mr mam Illa $60000mfl mrlh of Amcrlcan lnnn pro luv more muscled lhh vvnrlcd the US export wm mil The US has the Norlh Amcr can end flraln supply prclly well In sell because Canadas ircnglh conhnucs in lit in whnaL Canada In ad lmpurls lo American mm llscll fur caslun livestock and pmlllrn Almnsl all me mum Inns at us feed grain sold as your were wmmclflfll snlu us appnscd lo id proï¬rums Italy on big bed klck look 73 KT cent mare WM Grr many per cent more Japan 15 per cent and The Nchcrlnnds I5 par rrnl The nur lhom look more than half he lnlnl 15 mint WASHINGTON 1GP The Unllod States sold nearly 31000000000 worlh of lead grain In last marketing your and much of lhe sharp increase was due prosperily Kn Western Eu rope and Japm Thc value i9 rougth lhrou llmcé the sales made as reccn fly 1315565 aqd rcprqsenls Ils In Ihc period ended June 30 lLSsa1cs of corn graln sar Khum oats and barley lulallcd $578000000 Increases are ex parlcdin the current year US Feed Grain Exported Heavily Immnlnlu Inlwuu al Hm 711 hm Int and MWth luuhnnt mm In wnpuymm 1m Vlanaulan Azmrmmml Tun Ilumu llwlol AlaskaBguiigiLarYgDFdl IsBad For Nation 1h mlulm III In lord lwth Illhl IAllll lllzlifl 1m mm mer mmv le mm mu Ile will lm Illv MM Hf lhr 4th hr Ml Mluu rlh an nu mu nnl nd In lavkuru lml Allall hm llu IIEIII vl Mr The hunor nl hem lhc dinsm mpflnl mum cnlalltd prep aralmnl mrh zn new huildhln In house II lcxishlure and he IVH mvirn nml Um Pmmur Gmwrnl Thom had bran slnrlvll Mme rnn rurllcr whrn llaw was sclcdul on we al hnmlin mum lhe other being Quchcc City Th in hulldlnu on Ihrir Iuwmslrn nnmrul nlr urre much ad mlml Munnilimfl luran Ineg hut Mole Hun Gmruu rm Hul rnmpluinerl Thly ul rm yrnu nhrml nl Ultll Ilium will cml hnll lu mrnuo he pmmrr lo Hxhl lhnu mm mm mul hop Wm than on Wm quirkly mlIrrl lhr rxllnlmlrr in hr Vlld Nku Amrriunn mllmllrrl Hml ll nu lair nuleml nllmk Km Iuw HI MI ll lnhllrrs MIN rl Inal lnuklnn nr IL Tn hurl 0w MW IllnL lhIV mlL Inur uhuuM Ilnr hum Ihr Nnrlh lulr mflu lwnl ur Lnu MIMHL and mum MUM lumnl mm mm uhm IIII ulmicr mm ml wgrmiun Mun runny nmn nuhxly The hrce impartial Amcrlcfns includpd Henry Ca Lodge who said openly that he would nu ail an ihemrflmusinnmim any nncvwim might agree with the Canadian clalmkllmoweiimunber Mas Secretary inf War Elihu Rani Who hadinlw oppwkedYCan Idas claim npenly The lhirdAmcxIqan was SenatorTuer Scauln which was in strang cumming with mum in trade ingthe Yukon omsn E£N1$0NzOCTbflEfl mam Parliament Qucyx rcguhliu Tm namrxuéaé For in years hillcr dlspule wantd wilhin he newly united Provlnce of Canada as me sun or lhe capital Canadn East he nlw name or Lavmr Canada or nurse wanted the soul at gmclnmcnl In In Qunhcc Clly Canada nsl Mulch was previously llppvr Canada uvnrcd Kinnsldn Fi Hilly the chuice was In In he young Viclnrla she headed the advirc men on lhc soul and chase Ouawa as calm prnnllsc arctplahlo lo th ar liam Funhrr Unnwa wax mi liclenuy rgnlnvcd rum he Unich smegma to make it an agmnu milllnry raids ll was lhnughl Eul his conclusinn as pmvnd erroneous mm mm lam Mn lcnlnn raid mg party wax arlually roundtd up and canlund inside lhn grounds or Gorcrnmcnt House hue Aniveni on October 10 1903 had mu deal to dawiih Can ada controlling her own inrcign aiiairs The boundary bciwccn nriiiah Columhla and Alaska had been in dispute or yeang Britain and he USIi agreed in have ihemniier milled hyan impartial commlsian Represeming Britain and Canada were Sir Louis Jane of Quebec Aylcswori 01 Toronto and LordAi minim Lord Ith Juiiice oi Br EXTIIMM cquvcrmr Iran Inglnp Yukon Negotiations dragged onhunm Prehdenl Theodore Roosevel Jam prlvate messagcsla Prime Minister Eulmur nndCoIonial Secretary Chamberlain Illa he wasipmparcd to ask Congress to send lrbaps to enforce Ihclboundarywantcd by the USA to Ontariu in hurscdrawï¬ landau carrying the nriglnal prunlamalinn 0n arrlval al awn city hall he will hand H111 to the maynr Ollawa as the highlight he anniversary ccrcmuny Lord lmnonewna instructed ta side Willi the Americans and there was nothing the inn Canadians could dn about It impartial commission mnde ils award at the boundary the way it today with llle lung panhandle nl Alaska depriving ill Yukon sqaporl nn lllc Paciï¬c years later Sir Wilfrid Laurier crcalpflllhe Department 01 External Allahs lo handle Canadax own 10mm Arclalians InnaUrsulan Canvan Quebec destroyed by HasGavarnor Vnudnull proposed peace hem New England lxlsCnncninn of Landau rcgulaledth Amcrl lassTatum became capilaLul Canada mas01mm proclaimed capilal of Canada masSpecial turntables mom in Manitoba réilway car lawUnity Farmers defeated Conservative Gwcrnmergmï¬ Ontarin lflzoflmish Columbia wtgd ovcrmncnt contra pf By PATRICK NICHOLSON OITAWAToda is the mom anniversary nl unwas slalus as the capflal city at Canada John Fisher Centennial com missioner will drive across the ncwï¬nuumau My Vllh ï¬dians InnaUrsulan Convent BIBLE THOUGHT ll your mum in MI mun pm Mm plm THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR UIIS SERVICE VALLEY TAXI DRiVEYOURSELF CARS AND TRUCKS AM rm mnmm To lnr Imu by pun CARRIER MISS YOU OTTAWA REPORT OttaWa Marks llUUth Year As Capital 7282433 it BOB BOWMAN OUR NEW CAPITAL cyllqlhn muagdlhu was celcbmjcd last month by the Issue of the brown iveunt postage stamp dcpicllng lhe Parliamcnl Bulldlngs on their beautiful elmMp slip lnwcring nhuve lhcAOIqua Myer ï¬nger Pass on Tran fanadn Ilinhwny in no 0ch mch 001 saw day in unlrrllmln Goldwin Smith made his lamam quip that sybArclic lumber village has hcgn convexInd by mya mnndalcnlo political Cockpit The nmbiliou lumber village at one lried lo me up lnlo lhu apprnprialc slalus was al ready enjoying boom produc lng annually ssmm boar cc of lumber Thal lirsl year its first ldally newspaper was lnunthcd paid polire me was larmcd lrarks were laltl Inr lramcars dralwn by horses plank sldcwulks um huill an the second side at 1110 two main slrrel Thu in October Um ï¬rst conllngenl or civil scrvnnls ar rivcd to prepare for he 0pm in the Irsl sasslon In he now Inxhnmcnl lhq next spring been cumnlclcd with InNL rn niula lounlains and nunr cm belllshmrnts Thny could luas smc as lunnllc asylum In the Imurc saidmln rrilic And Ihnl In the vitw some pcnplc put Mhal lhcy hmc Immun mlny on our capilaln loath blrlhday ll youII My timid N9 or mm mm In It uuuii 31m 55£b1 my 7215 yilcnxliéIMIM Blrrln Eumlmr BARRIE GM 7ll