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Elie barrio axiom WKWailahlbihht MONDAY WEB It on if Wilson Guess Menus Canada Highway Slaughtét Calls For Drastic ACiiOP The horrible toll of life on our high ways during the holiday weekend should have shocked Canadians to such an ex tent that government officials could no longer fail to take definite action to put stop to the continuous slaughter More than 100 persons died in accidents dur ing the bnel eriod over 80 of them in highway acci ents great many more were injured some so seriously they will die as result or spend the remaining vears of their lives suffering and help iess Probably the underlying cause of such toll is to be found in the fact few gave carelessness generally of driven who have thorough knowledge of road and safityrulee and above average drivrng ah Sugh opinion leads to belief that the only answer lies in the strictest possible enforcement of driving regulations with heavy penalties for drivers who break them and not just after fatal or other serious accidents occur That means of course much increased policing and one thods which many ironically decry as being unsporting or breach of personal rights Itis possible that the completeness ofvcar insurance pglgrams actually adds the toll more than afew seconds thought to the accident lo bdany drivers he unless of course some member of their family or close friend was included in the list Even then the concern cen tred entirely on the one individual ra ther than the terrible total picture Statistics bear out the opinion of many that accidents are solely the result of Ombudsman Charlottetown PEI Patriot The suggestion thatan ombudsman is needed to help settle the problems of the average person to seek redress or re hearing of his case when the government for example turns down request has cropped up again No less personage than Sir Guy Powles described as New Zealands ombudsman brought the idea hack into prominence when he used his ersuaaive were to impress the mem ere of the anadian Bar Association who met in Montreal last week vae ombudsman the story explains an office designed to give citizens chance to get review of bureau ratic decisions exists in Scandina an ount ries as well as New Zealan The idea isfine but the question that must appeal to the thinking person here in why create et anotherpost for the urpose of ass the average citizen in his or her battle with bureaucracy no matter at what government level it is evv ident We have city cogtriicillors to represent thetown or ci at level there are members of the fly cial le latures to take up the problem of the constituents at the provincial level and there are the members of par come careless knowing their are insured ge both against the dams their own cars and that to others And that care lessness which initially risks only crumpled tender or other fairly slight damage turns into something very ser ious perhaps the loss of life Not Needed liament all 265 of them to do the nec essary probing and pleadingret therfedv eral level Surely there is no need of creating et another post to ensure that the prob lem of the average citizens will receive just fair and adequate treatment If that is not being done now it is not because there is no machinery to handle it Members of councils legislatures and of the Commons can and ave handled many such cases If there are citizens whose cases have not received proper at tention and there always are the fault lies not with the system but in lack of proper communication and coop oration between the people and those who represent them at the various lev els of government If there are such representatives who refuse to taketheir constituents prob lemshefore the res onsible authorities the need is to get ii of them at the ear liest possible moment and replace them with eople who can and will act in the best terestsof the peoplewho elected just that sting yet another position is noishendiil othe going to solve the problem The need is to select better people for the represent ative posts that already exi DOWN MEMORY Lin 10 YEARS AGO IN TOWN Barrie Examiner Sept 1954 In op enin Supreme Court here MrJustice Char es Stewart declared Grand Jury System was important for thepreservm tion of democra Directors of Vilbiss Canada ted announced elec tion of new officers Hugh Gibson1 member of firm 27Vyears en Robert As Armstrong general manager to he vicepresident Jaines eenbalgh thief accountant to be sec tarrytreasurer lte Frank Slavik new Oro Presb nisterwas pro wrestler before turning to clergy Barrie Collegiate Junior Band woo place in CNEcompetition Arena Com missionheld emergency in ting in at tempt to keepI Barrie Flyersoperating Ownercoach when DEA Junior Council orderedhim Gardens lieu1 GWanless takes overestroudLefroy United Church from Morris who accepted call to Don Eamon of Coilingwood Walker Trophy for couiity hip atBarrieheating Art yt ea strokes eter Robin so wonJunior title at Barrie Golf Clu if myneotu label in inr=rasin presid Parish Toronto Gerald loppazzim eft off protected rost apEmm5 withdrew club protectedby Toront togpiay Sunday hockey in Maple beat Air Cadets enrolled at Royal Road Mil itary College Victoria BC Mr Roy Smith won ladies championship at Dorrie Golf Club defeating Mrs Jack Corby in final staff of Three local men Harris Steele Don Horn and Bill Day survived 36hour sailing dea in gale onLake Simone caused by Hurric Edna iheywere able to make Georgina island where Chief Iorenzo Big Canoe welcomed them to IndianReserva lion Rev Oliver Molonéyof St arish appointed to Holy Cross Former Barrie Flyer er of ChicagoBlackIHawks but Boston Bruins held on to Doug Mohns Don Kenney Leo Labinoand RealChéviefiis Ron Stewart and my Morrison were nd Paul Megerby Montreal Canadians Barrie mens golf teamllili Dymen iack Nixon Art Powell Harry Reid George Kennedy and George Dangerfield won Canada Life Tro phyfor best six entries in county tourn ament Orillia Pontiaés hockey club signed Jack Dyte of Barrieascoach Johnny Bowman pitchedBa to win verOrillia ie ers and mes lead or MAN BAND OTTAWA rrpoar Canadian TOurism Adverse Balance 14 heroics Nicholson UliAWA In 1963 for the first time in many years Cane dlan tourists spent more dollars abroad than foreigneri spent during Visits to Canada in view of our serious overall deficit on international payments this ad verse balance in tourism something which we should and could correct Agiléhetd thitimrwnd app venturo which was started in Quebec City for Quebeckers but whioli Canadians 1nd our tourist credo lhehustlingheart of tourism in the oldestieapital city north of the Mexican border is of course Quebec Citys magnifi cent Chateau Frontenac Hotel gay with its three dance floors hospitable with luvgqurmet res taurants and jammed with its pleased cameratoting to nun bu mason Outside the gated entryio the hotel stretches the Place dArmes wtih wate splashing from its flowerbordered foun ain and orse¢drnwn calechei for hire onils cobbled roari way Right across this pictur esque old square is real Street of Treasures the tiny rue du lresor Here the pleas antly surprised tourist is de lighted to open his camera and his purse For against the back ground of ancient stone walls snd pretty openair restaur ant in an old courtyard there are some 50 young artists busy at the easel and with their Works exhibited for sole swearyoung artist from who Gaspe who calls himself simply JacquesAlbert started thls venture He set out Flo as iociete together all pcoplelinter estleldin painting andaurillar ar Thus about 16 Englishspeaks lng Canadians couple from New York one from Pennsyl vania alongWith their 30 jfsrench Canadian colleagues join their bearded young leader setting up tplace and um the easels the ourists hustle snooping buy mg and posing oil paintings of stior holida heforoth hipdeliveredv itscargo or sonié of it And now they 000 year man you sold in thinly attended ornmons cha often though is imldillgilt sch week in the summer sea typical Quebec scenes sell for 515 to $15 watercolors from $3 to $30 urists can have and shoulders sketched in this openair studio they can be painted in larger aurrr in two or tthree dayn Most of theseryoimg artists were students Byworkiog from the morning until nenr ey earn 340 owners and noted the lens store rcrhlndsmo otPa is most ire ntiy knitnu in setters to PNtFrly lily Herein tone of propriety against harrowboys and street walkers not against this artis tic altractlon in Mile street which anyhow is too narrow to permit two caleches to pass Tbeiinal disposlion of tile case is yet income Ana the cause of the artists has been espoused by Quebecs most dis tinguished courtroom lawyer the to cabinet minister Noel Dorian lhe neighboring shopkeepers and restaurant keepers have petitioned the city to permit themto remai Rue du Tresor gives Quebe ity cachet which plo tourists pod Inle them her the city as well as encouraging art Long may they remain andi prosper QUEENS PllRK wasamcroa ammo CarpetBagisrsue 00W PM Kennedy omlwtrrlars wasiurvorou we Canadians Ibo are aeautomed to watchtth politicians scuttle across It lntuaity county in search of safe out may WW ill tibial ii er now mama to New York The former its Attorney General boyish is runninl for the Senate from that state al he cannot vote this being rn tn mandamus and resident in Virginia 1hr Democrats of New York invited him to move in as their candidate liter Prelidfllillohn son dumped him as pos sible vi eaideot Bobby bad no aileron ve After three year as the second most powerful man in America during his broth era reign as president the time had come for him to run for electiveoiiioe His home base of Massachus etts was already filled by young er brother Teddy 32 KM yiififll senator who has to run again in November despite having broken his back in an air crash He had no hope of matching the Virginia nomination away from the local squire andlong time bosa Senator Harryhyrd So be rented ihreeatorey 30 roomed house on long island and deposited his begthero carpetbegger traditionally was Victory Seen For DouglasHome LONDON GP Prime Woister Douglnsdiome scored what appeared to he big Vic lory by evading the political hot sent over Soiilhem Rhod esia but he was upstaged pub llcly Friday by Labor Leader Harold Wilsons blockbuster election platform that promised to revolutionize Britain londons evening dailies mlashed Wilsons election man liesto under such titles as Her olds new Britain while tuck ing into inside pagm thGNIDil esian agreement under which Rhodesian Premier Ian Smith backed away from threats to declarethe colonys independ ence without Britains consent vwlhe llhodcsian va ere meni was political triumph for DouglasHome whose govern ment fecesa nedrendnecic struggle against Labor in general election Liberals Soon To Get NewLeader By DON DEEARN miton In few days time the liberals will elect their new leader And so in the next few pieces we will spend eome time looking at various points of interest First all there probably should he the declaration that the writers personal prderence wmddiheletgdseepnmiuidemn let etslilp Mmittediy this is partly seiil lab for newcomer would make it more interesting for us newspapemien Butalso do honestly believe that an outsider would he better for both the liberals themselves and for the public generally SHAKEUP NEEDED Behind this conviction is one overriding consideration ih that diornugli snake in the parliamentary se herewbuld he in thoipirhlic infest Parliamentarywise and polit lceiLv this seat of government isverymuchinaruti Our Ontario legislature is an anemic oomplacait and ap arently indolent assemblage You would have to he here for bomber oi years and tohave seen other pubs realize this take the word of one who this mlahue is bill Foosr DOMINATED Mi Frostwaa good man tamer presnierfismg in an imm ed politei into our Ontario seam in proceedings that kept of oppositimis largely stifled and stifled in their own fears ihe greatvwhite father of the fifties was able to make criti cisni appear nLan unfair pnd rather anasty tiringMainly nothing that was done in the best of company And this vitahly pervaded the vibe sp of our house fPolite parliaments arenot good parliaments They have only half hearts we have had polite Ontaiio parliaments now for long time As an instance even the Bill 09 fight of last winter washnlt hearted With tremendous good from the prose the opposir It dropped relight early for it tion did put on show But shed the dob was afraid it didnt it might This is tone spirit why isbad vades liaish sean paid ear Simnigh exc ion eatcoo everf give the an to advantage ottodays opportunities Ph now northerner who wentdown to exploit the south alter the Civil War but thetcrmmow appliu to anyone who lovedes anotherr state looking for votes lils opponent ailverdralred Re publican Senator Kenneth Keat ing has tied the label firmly around Bobbys neck Aria na tive NewYorkcr Keating has offered Kennedy road map and guide to the state Paraphraiing John Kennedys inaugural dd re he laid Bobby had not come to see what hecould do for New York but lvlhat New York could do for Koatlng la in trouble politio ally He refuses to support hiI national leader Senator Barry Goldwater because as liberal he feels Goldwater la poison in the state So therels good chance Kennedy can win the Senate seat Although basically shy be can ries the magic of the Kennedy name and traces of the Kennedy WORRIES Pit05 fhe carpetbag issue appears to worry the professional poll ticiana more ttiaii the vbiars If Bobby can heatit he will an fer the Senate on head of small but powerful Kennedy cell in cluding brother Teddy and ion Banks Bail sand Is Confiscated MONTREAL CPD Justice Maurice CMIdiiieBil confiscated new ball Friday from Harold Chamberan Banks expresi dent of the Sealer Interns tlonal Union of Cane fodi whofalled to appear for trial one charge of plotting to incite seamen to walk off their ships Mr Justice Cousineau signed adocument declaring the money fforfeit to the Gown If hanks does not show uppin court Monday he stands to lose another $25 in ball on which he is free during appeal of fiveyear prison sentence on conviction of wosplrany to as sault rival VSlU officer Banks disappeared eight weeks ago about the time bailiff went to hisho in au warrantonbimio his arrest and detention for 80 days for contempt of court The convic tionfarose from refusal to obey an imuociioo whidaprohlbited Sill seamen from plaeting vessel of Upper Lakes Shipping Larrest warrshtie out for him on th riWiilI casir Ictionto neflo SalingerI now Senator From this base be towards the ultimate of every Kennedy the Preatv dew which Lyndon Johnaog must vacateno laler than ml is Ttniihii egea was killed Cowling courts odwater elievea in fiscal intently no nation like its people should balance its budget and pay its debts as it goes along So when he hired Boeing icttlner from American Air lines forbis campaign tour he made sure tho press would pay for most of it in advance Each news organization had to our men for seat whldi realisedsaoeoaoiming only moon of the charter cost to be paid by the Republicans The seats for which the press repaying so dearly are ram med together six abreast in the rearwbiie Goldwaters relative ly cheap accommodation up front includes to tint ciasa seatalnd sleeping berths The plane is called its Be Kin which means dfouse in the sky intbe langufle of the Navaio lndiana On his first trip Goldwater abandoned fiscal integrity lle monunud he was prepared to put upwilh an unbalanced oa iionai budget for flu years while he cut income taxes by as per sent it was dramatic change oroourse for Goldwater and kick in the face for corn aervalivo economists who cling to the balanced budget it was the first of many sur prises for the paynowt1yiate press is NEIGHBDRS MEETING The Just taint of politics to Prim Minister Pearsons trip to EC this week Sept it to meet campaigner Lyndon John son on the USConada border south of Vancouver its all being done in the cans of USCanadian friendship to mark the final siege of the Col umbia River neaty Admirable of course But by meeting the President in the middle of the US eleciion campaign Mr Pearson will be helping Mr Johnson demonstrate how well he gets along with his northern neighbor The President of Mexico Lopez Meteor is com log over to days later to express glide as southern neigh Not that Pearson can complain about being used as an election propt He got plenty of mileage for his 1962 Canadian campaignout of that pream oaisottrtn to Washington to meet President Kennedy at the Nobel priaewlnnera Now rrs sinransn fvavorits words at political cocktail parties here areback lash meaning the prbitioldwaf ter vote stirred up by white re demonstrations and frontlash the antiGoldwag ter vote of moderate Repel licans who cant atnod Borryi Now weheve sldelesh the antianti vote of people who cant stand either candidate Check into 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