AROUND mm Second Look At LB Still Frightening He had never wanted lbepresi Jehasnn covered for tha presi 112 iarrir Examinrr 16 Hayeld Street Walls Publisher Barrie Ontario Kerry Lambll General Manager McPhIrInn Managing Editor may JANUARY me PAGE Just What We All Need Crisis In Management escrt strong efforts to expand its supply of trained managers It is worth noting too In of the US epace program iilty to router to unify the tie and technical 5ka that was required to put man on the moon The business so on the expandi Canada as some proportion Yet 37 Im DEAN Foreign Amtr Analyst in been nearly year welding 01m could not blip fau thi man 11w in me The selflove ty and manumen his in campaign decoy and never ml any man with dam Ila lob more than any It HI our daz LBJI ban on televlai feellnldtb Io wanted that other candidate wanted enjoin cennIvId and fought for it Be debated John Kennedy In lion of the Texas delegation and tho blesuchuactu delega tlna at the Democratic conven tion in front of the press and be last these debates watched Johnson bnting Kennedy on those occalions and unmistakable watched him blaming It all on his southern accent lie could not see that the other men had made the better pointl blVEwntdied Johnson bu miliatc his subordinates in the preserlca of witnesses have seen him withdraw thn nominn cause the man Md IlnIinbeM name on tasked to the pron before John son amounced it lie picked worlo man Instead over and over that he could not be the first prcaldcnt to allow an American delent In war and that believe was Ills basic motivation in Vietnamtill al most exclusive concern for his place In history It si vision iotuview be bu the look thil in that be felt the Dre list vcn eea unfair to him be manner lie right the press somewhat biased In what might be The A5 pproach to sedation of Ca ness has assent mates of to For examp York University est 1905 to 1975 Canada will train 500000 new managers on In trying to convince and business to Increue as cliools so that the mini man odern situation dion Schools of bled some sobering 0511 mi manpower shortage Dr James Gillie of imatos that from have bad to 01 50000 that one of the It iiiliked air castrated bow bld been All politicians enormous lei Ind endure the and poiltician Ieauntnnu marve been that countrys ab executive edcntilc mathoma must blve no It feed on It gives them the strength unpieuantiiess lob II mostly No privacy at time no freedom at any an relaxation at any limo but For the glory of cores stowed in Its recipient is rely trusted be vcd for what be his belt points ego th booi association looks on coed for managers In In approachi it seems that jun about everyone these days can find some id of crisis In their spec welfare police work teaching and and seems worth getting excit Also we emer to meet can help per year The associati governme sistance to business school can turn out more pole ageriai material Apart from the special half of business schools ed for managers crisis And for office with Its will Power ll grudgingly by the pe never on hardly ever II to himself Inc as and at any time he can be cast out not only by the people but ills ciosoit friends There II no loyalty In poiltlca scra Only other lasers pretence of former chi inl field from and religion to their crisis hardly ed about pagers will the need Business of course by providing Ield that might be close it is also and women to geriai positions responsibility out of them ergonce of women in files cannot be Ignored tomorrows managers plo generally have pon entcr petition on be tbere is an ob In the changing As nation becomes it devo vious no Canadian economy more advanced 1n technology eater need for tho nonspecia en and women who can co efforts of differing disci ilnes to achieve realistic and tunnel satisying goalf Neil Jacoby school of busmess University of Cable both the more dove cd economics managers are scarcest resource The meat lies In the high command term economic gr on its list of priorities must DOWN MEMORY LANE WAY YWCA 190540 Jan 1940 Lloyd tlclo on lila finitma schoo the brain for to managerial science certain that many men could assume ma if the opportunity all were placed in fr the em tops gr lists the ordinate the oncrally put ally for the has lost Lyndon Johnson had the self fceding ego politician nccds but ho had it to Inch degree that bad he practllcd profession people migh doubted hII Ianlty Besides his ego of coursehe had stupen obliltIaI to work prnct caIIy any man Bilt be was terrifying man beenqu of his capacity to lie to others When your lingerie on the button these are terrifying tralu He displayed thorn lavish ly on the television Interview he gave Walter Cronkite of CBS Clean Air Gets Chance In Foggy London Town BONDON CF Londons 8000000 rcaidontl even those nostalgic for the good old furlchanging city can feel well rid of tho lhiclt logs that once were In will rupture of the urban scene here The fogs long associated with London narrowed visibil Ity to few foot and forccd and motorists through the feeble man to dean of the graduate dministtation at the min notes that In taped and the less the world well the relatively out of this state omes that able ny society that wtil Surely the business and many be women Young peo or level of education these who have tal ly the devei er than train Ing usiness and out for coordfnat era will be wolfprcpni duties ing the efforts of oth cd for their extra manage his vnnltet and mail and puts long necessarily About Actual Birthplace homestead and the rest of the eltate quartervcontury An earlier owncr subdivided part of the property In tan the home now Itanda three hOIIMII view from St Barna bnl But acre remain and In the summer they flourish with profusion of shade fruit trees and Wen W0 ed by the present LYNDON OIINSON llfndcfra and hit It rich in sum wine trade After that Leacnck wrote nobody in the family did any work for three generations But thomoney was thinning out about the time of Ste phens birth His grandfather eltnblfahcd Leacockl father In cam fortublo farm home with about five acres of land lust next door to tho churchyard The future ocenomiat essayist and humorist was born there Evonunlly the grandfather ahlppcdWoltcr off to Kansas to make hiawny on the Amen form prairies and young Ste to nearby SWANMORE England CP Stephen Loacock and about 09 per cent of tho relidcntr of this village have common First canvass arts 540 from 16 subscribe mentioned for off In 1905 raised $1 ers plus gr was pure cond canvas over $4000 plus another Ball Planing building comp nu ma ti ely toyrdllwigi men Bible clans tron ALLANDALE RAIL Barrie Examiner Merrill secretary wrote ar MCA located on Tiffin St near railway station Building com to first board ok almost reject from fin Tittle eelntendont 6TB of $4500 Land sand and tenders called it 1007 realized all people and 81000 from railway Mill tender ncceped and lotcd loss than year later out from years of his life the Canad an humorist wnI unaware Hnmplhlra his birthplace So are most of todays Swanrnorc people After uncock not to the lit where there will intercit his biography be gnva It outdhatbawu or Bwnnmorea villegeobtbo lain of Wight which also In part of Hampshire lie confessed later In book lho Boy Left Behind Mn that he had been confused became his family once lived on the Info of Wight and ha had left Iicro at this age of without membrnncn of his birthplace but In all down In tho pnr lab register of St Barnabas Anglican Church here which was just 25 years old when Lcncuck wall born 100 years agoDeep Ilil NOT QUITE IIANTH Itlc vicar llov Ilnnnid Pa tcraon unlocked heavy atecl chest and produced It In the Vestry It allowed Stephen Bu Ilnr Lcncock sun of Walter and Agnes banIsad by Ilnv Crook on Jan 80 1010 Thu Butter port come from his mothers family who were renowned in the early days of cilckct but not quite accepted linmpshircmon the family had lived In the county only 150 years or no uncocka father in lIntcd on tho registry be which an Macook later mcrcly meant didnt work An ancestor had For ma wry of Mandala by the ulhpervadlnl gloom woro legion little more than dnlcladn ago ow auc Igts na aka black cloud Marin landmark nrons ti 110nt gnr Square and forcing atrch life to be switched on at noon IIIDI BIBLE THOUGHT This than la the manage the blood of Jelul Christ IIII Son cleansch in from III sin John 15 Anythlllg short of this mos ago will fall to plealo God rel usn the sinner and bring re aults Behold the Lamb oiGod which tuitch away the sin the world mm 281 community was IIOWOI trees vegetable of fire plant owners The Mucock In or made It to directed almost on down on including reading writing materials busingclan awnhowiicg andpcrlodic evangelical meetings 0p and hockey rink at rear of was open bile as well as members Ailnndaio vii g0 became Ward of Barrio town In 1897 After World War One activi ties at broadened as more and more young men of Barrio were included Baseball and hockey teams were formed The secretary was Included on all town recreation activities including Kiwanis Club playground and swimming commit Ices schoolboy athletic meets lacrosse league Young Mens Club organized in 1930 did splendid work with such programs as discussion groups on world affairs basketball league table tennis weekly journal of events annual banquet conferences Primary role was to provide beds for tra velling railwaymcn Further use made of Barrie collegiate gymnasium and fair grounds athletic field First secretary was Benn followed by Allan Thomson Jnmcs Mercer James Clark Bean Ed McMillan Charles Seitz Lloyd Merrill where the uat have mother cookftu In brick brood uvertcd the ancient rnom watched his fireplace wit oven has been co llvlnlt room But co atonde Intact ill be old abalch for stor the low on air skating INnumb pitcn wna Parchcatcr where his Unclo Charles was the vicar Ho Icit there at the age of six to Join his father and his later recollections of England do not Include much except the uncle prcnchlng tn drowsy congregations Gnncrnlly the memories of Icncnck In Illa native vIIlagn amount to evcn less though be In unnunetlonnbiy it most distingufrhcd non There Is no record at any other noted man coming from this spot nestling nmong railing farmlands Even the village postmlnn hadnt board of BBC crow around recently looking for at moaptioro for Loacock cen tenary caries featurlnn Van couvnrvborn TV performer Bernard Braden made up an Lcacock This In to ho allot next sping haired by Edward Shear with Archie Iiicf dcspatchcr as sec members board was public school Goodall railway One of hardestworking dis Wisdom food merchant on mincnt Barrie toned over 80 pedestrians to grep donnc murk with on slow from Itrect light the way In 1052 4000 Britons died In rtlcuiurly harrowing pc of heavy for mixed with smoke Stories of experiences In the fog and amog ioit 01 othcrlvii CANADAS STORY Tall Tales Deeds jln The Old West Iiy IIOII BOWMAN Many of the early missionar ics were very prucllclil men Rev John Brick provcdin 1002 that the Ponce Ilivor area was ldcai for wheat growing and bet came tho first Canadian to will the tltlc of world wheat king at Illa Chicago Worlds Fair Earlier Ilev John McDauguil VIluhelbcd to establish tho cat tip industry In southern Alberta ltd was an amazing man barn at Owen Sound ont on Dec His father George McDougoll became flmpln with lrlg put and nuns up calling beams DRIGIII VISTA New In blossom tlm IplulW cabin and other where the rincipai rotary was Essa Road some pro Allandain names ment years were Roach John it Bog nnll George Lawrence Heard John it ov Iita of orlooka roses won in the crane livestock onco wan era Dr Henry Ar Dr Evans Frank Wardman William Hogan Morri 001 principal west ward Arthur John Sinclair Albert Lines Ed earns Munroy Mills George Webb Wesley Webb Wyman Hanna Allan Percy Dr WI The part family dared Much of oftbchousn down to tho and replaced wit servo the Victor utogruph of his years of honor and hold good cocka works if or the ey Lcncock ho likca lust he wrote formor nc nj ya few of the like some other dooant no of his writ rolldonts victimized the Interior walling has been torn out xternal brick care to pro inn ounce son sch Walker ward competitions George Goring Lewis Wilfrchrascr ed by Mr Tiffin was outstanding As writer stated It Is doubtful if building would ever have been erected had it not been for personal interest and effort of superintendent Allnmiaie division In years WB Boys chgar John Rogersvand Blair were OTHER EDITORS VIEWS DEMOCRACY ABUSED LAction Quebec The City of Montreal has adopted bylaw concerning the right to demoli straie in publicpiaccs The Montreal bylaw exemplary of democratic acts but it should make us think not so much be cause of its contents but because of the fact that it is approved and even ap iauded by the vast majority Sign that our democracy abused from every direction has become an old woman with serious Illness whot happens If she dies have said that democracy leads to doma gogy anarchy atld than to tyranny Which will be the heir with abrothe over by ago fills Blue tho hookahnivca selection The feminine ba til neitnla anonym enthusiast about two tier husband countnnl missionary at Norway House Lnkc Winnipeg and young John learned 1ndnn lllulccla there Lutcl tin moved to Fort Edmon ton and helped to keep the Crone out of tho 1005 rebellion when the buffalo disappeared John lichoultoII urged settlers to bring In cattle if the Prairies bail been good feeding grounds for buffalo the most numerous largo animal in the world then they could bn equally good for cattle iln and his brother David not the example by Importing some of the first cattle from Montana David McDougaIi was from being it missionary lie was one of the boat starytcllcia in the west and If tic wcro alIvo today would undoubtedly win the annual Liars Club chum pionship One of his boat was about the warm chilleok wind that sometimes como from the Pacific during the coldest weath er and melt the allow in few hours It seems that group lndiana attended Ich ha McDougnll mission betwcun Calgary and nnnff ino allow was an had to tether their sleigh to the steeple of the tlny church During lintvice chlaook wind auddonly swept uerou the area when tho lndlpna alnnigcd horror and sleight hung from the steeple like Christmas mental Anotllcr McDougaIi story terrible Journey cIiInnnk later Ityia HOME PRESERVED In fool the only dyedin bccnule Lnncoclt fun here happens by happy chance mbor ol the re be In 1040 took ovcr the looycamld home Ic cIudcd by Irene and with the wanthcrworn Le on Ilnuac faintly adorning the front got on Church flood ii Macocit were all ho dch In toolobi would be what has been the brickandtile thowool to be one mc tlrpd couple Ioncock rhndgfs gcntlemnn explained for heavy that ha parcntly dont like us rocking the boat or car if you will Wily shouldnt we point with pride achievements We certainly have thoy are agreed lika privacy and the old but they Ono thing on Tnoi enjoyment of keeping estate llvlngttilng also have Illa oldfnlhlnncd latch of tho front door open to any lovers of Loncock few as they are who happen around inscription to the spectacular acltlcd In our nuto industry nothing to hide from anyone The auto trade plan was born cssity because It had bccome upparon that this country could not maintni favorable balance of trade the things were then Five years after the plan was drawn up we are stiil by 53 the US auto industrys best customer Both countries reaped liqu trade ben BfILi of more than $2000000000 135 is not film most mug222 lemw Ii around Examiner to Bayfioidstrcot Barrio Ontario Telephone 72110507 Second ClnnaMnlI Registration Number 0104 Iloturn postage guaranteed Dally Sundays and Statutory iioildayn except Subiictlption rates daily by weekly single copies 10c ny 52000 yearly $1600 year rice like Ilium delighted at 21 1042 Is tllls Wise men The plan will undoubtedly be extend cd for another few years at least only this tllglcmltas not be so cover it our succes ire of bond offices sea to due he signed the agreement too quick to tuloe earrlol mm PACT BENEFITS BOTH SIDES yearly Windsor Star There is littledoubt that the Canada Urdtod Staten Automotive lrndu Agree ment now under review has been od thing for Canada So good has it been in fact that there are those In the 115 who will gun that title pact has been much better for Canada than for the Us Canadian auto manu ecorne extremely sensi fiive to any mention of how well they are doing as result of the plan Auto reduction in Canada is running well head of record levels of year ago time when US auto production Is And we are virtually assured of yet another record you But mums the word cause any boasting about how well here deeply disturbs the nlcs in Detroit who are sitivo to criticism of tho senators They up After till the 115 Barrio Stoncy Ice at Morley Ontario throw off $2100 your National Advertising 0th 25 University Avenue 040 Cathcnrt Motor AMERICA LEFT IN TROUBLE Ringston WhigStandard Amorlcan liberalism seems unable to rise out of the moss in which Lyndon Until recently it seem ed that Senator Edward Kennedy would effect restoration in the 1012 prea idcntinl election hopes are shattered Looking ahead to 1972 only two liberals appear to be Hubert Humphrey and ential runningmate Ed Frcsident Nixon should have little to fear from either of these two oldstyle Democrats they burdened by With Lyndon Johnson but they have no real constituency among the young and Impaticntpeuplo th sock now pol ltlcs which emphasizes the Individual not the needs of cold pondcrous state bar 203015 regislur of bureaucracy that the Toronto horses in Montreal Member of the Canadian Pranannd Audit Bureau of circulations The Canadian Press In cx elusivon entitled to the use for republication of all now dispatches In Illia paper crod lied to It or The Associated Press or itcutora and also publishcd Johnson left it Consequently acturcrs have Now even those about dogaicd came up In quickly that while tho dog was running on snow tho 3100 was running bare around bolllnli thorn IIio McDougnlI Morley ll now national momolt rIul not to David Itorytnlllnc but to the great Work done George and John The sign the entrance snyH Not the Ancient La ndm Which Thy Fathers iinvo Sol aIOrloone OFF Quebec 55541le Camil Moray raps 60 all island in the runnln his 1900 pres mund Muskie therein The Barrie Examiner claims Copyright in all original ndw vnrtlaing and editorial motor ial created by Its employees and reproduced in ma nowa DDDCI Cnpyriltht Registration Num logging Not only am church close involvement Ibw Flt EERWDMEN Spirit ACREEK River ailWofdfi VII596 Will apparently be I9 COLUMBIA MILLION A0255 all NATIONAL AND PROVINCIAL PARKE HEAVY BLANKET Canada 100 III 525 715 Puff6 IMP W09 re doing ove nrcnt compo ven more sen pact by few highyvoea1 us and other opponents of it 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