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PAGE TEf oe CANAD!AII 8?Â!~B~i, EOWMANVILLZ. ONTAE!O THURSDAY, OCT. 1'7th, 1957 Four Years With Liféguard-s Barber to Queen' s Cavalry. During 1936 Coronation Now Working in Shop Here Former Lif eguards Barber Syd By Ron Oke Escorte ta English Sovereign- ty, front lino soldiers and gen-1 tiemen of the eaim are Brit- ian's fameci Househoid Cavalmv regiments, the Lifeguards and the Royal. Homeguards. Their regtîlar duty je the guarding of Whitehail Palace and the surrounding govern- ment buildings in London. Ho-w ever. when a mountod escort ii required for royalty or otheý dignitartes, the Hniusehoid Cav alry are aiwa ' s caiied upon t( mnder service. Possossing a more than fam iiiar knowiedge of the Hanse hold Cavalry ie Syd Martin wh( along with bis father had th( af being a member of 'the Household Cavalry. Admission equirements ta the Cavalry are high. Mr. (ar- tin said, but there is alwam aa long waiting list of prospens. Upon being accepted. a. retruit goes through an 18-month tigin- ing program cluding armsdrîll riding and came of hor$es. Ugual term o! service is eight years. Although a. recruit has bis choice o! which regiment hé would like ta join, he is initally sent ta the regiment whica te in training at Windsor. He may tranefer later. Besides having civilian bar- bers, each regiment bas its own civilian shoemakers, electrîc- ians and tailors. Howevem, the Master Tailor is aiways a reg- ular member o! the egixxent. SColourful Unitormi A notable feature o! the IHou- sehold Cavalry is its striking uniforme. Bath regiments Wear full length Wellingtan boots. skin tigbtý britches. cheet and back protection plates. and a emaîl heimet. Distinguishing the twa regiments is the Lîfeguards white plume and red tunic and the Royal Horseguards' med Sauy S Foreign Investment ils Type of Tranquilizer Canada is playing with "a, deadly type of tranquillizer" by permitting foreign investment ta run unbidled in this coun- try, W. R. Strike, vice-chair- man of Ontario Hydro, declared yesterday in an address ta the Electric Club of Toronto. He said the large foretgn in-; vestment acte like a tranquilli- zer because at pinesent it ap- pears ta offset the large amount of goode that xve import. He warned that as the for- eigne-owned companies grow, profite fmom them wili leave the country and have a serious ef- fect on the economy. Aiea, thel parent companies wouid neyer permit their Canadian subsidi- aies ta compete wvith the par- ent firme, he stated. 1 Seriaus Concern <'We shauld fat discourage investment of foreign capital," said Mm. Strike, "but we muet devise wavs and means of mak- ing sure that the 'tai doe., not wag the dog' and this should be the seriaus concern oaI dl of us so that sufficient pressure is1 built up to accamplish the ob- jective. "Let us not be led down the rosy but short path of constant- ly trying ta make the 'fast buck'," ha warned. Bath manufactumers and gov- ernments sbouid take steps ta make sure that as the Canadian ecanamy and population grows. the manufacturing brandi of the ecanamny expande. ho said. "We muet not be content with the raie of supplier of raw ma- teniais ta the United States and other countries," be said. "Hie- tory je full of exampies of those countries, xvho 'zoomed' quick-i iy ta respiendent glory bY squandening their natumal me- sources only ta sink quIickiv back into oblivion as they be- came exhausted." o ur chambers of commerce, boards of trade, home and school organizations, women's institutes and the many other useful and important organiza- tions." said Mm. Strike. *Ican't be Clone by, mere pions platitudes suéh as 1 amn stating now.". he said." We muet cast aride aur selfishness. aur lethargy and aur prejudices and make At a personal objective that bas ta be achieved. "The alternativ'e, of course. là ta ignore an-d isolate these peo. pie and drive them into beconi- i ng ever-increasingly Powerfu: mninority groups which will re- sult in oniy trouble and dm sion," he said. J 1 WHEREVER YOU STOP FOR REFRESHMENT..1. EPS I-C OLA#" Trade Mark legusterd Smith Beverages Limuted Bowmanville AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR plume and blue tunic. Local I1u nters Long, Hard Look__________________________ Ail wear the colour plume oif Mr. Strike said that Canada their respective regiment except s should now take "a long, hard the blacksmith who wears a MutI ti look at our whole nationali black plume. In the past At was framework and determine the.G tteBS the duty of the blacksmith to poiisadtesadrsw go into bate carrying a giant p c a Li e s should follow in the xer.y, dan- axe with which he would kîh ,gerous and volatile \vorld con- the inabbît hand f This dutîng1taheaidiefor eCasada xiheaofv - i revba ck of n arethe siohntOtareoe speus w the-ise oe lntta il o pt mlandingoffer band relayisÊ1a i tonhpsai elark ed by'n t cooic]l it wtr orerswith abis truae. LndLedFottsDeausî oa owe r ushhead-lous Seviginte av]yhsaveo bain aulicence In tonsip Cnaa' bst etintht O-A tradtion wit man famlîe notifllcid inthe]istor n toathet s-aldvel n opent , onwothe stad erved in oOtin-time to iefasecilice ce ndliesaid M. HS tri e sad thêe th ar s t htwo regiments.alis n eed. i peaan s sudrao"t oeta SocialUich a nt will beCan ad wi forbe youges ma intheuni. H oe s a in.cerainsaresithe ae concal ose by 1970. Aid e ry irew. adingfetue inof dîscbaîg e ir s isn he oe latt- il o-p,ý bening a omeiber ofdthe asaly bsited a ail ie bvby la'.v1 j Wely me Newaeran is thatwith njos a highy de-Lansdand e t etrpaimArt , ti ugdas h~ o omatha lruhFli, 1kigyd aouSrn r alwa is spe c alrsts a t o t ine ai abe, In ot n - hiakp ew fott trladitin atheie and soil lniit e eseinaell for pheas 1 candas e stmm igrn t t h CAdUeO- -ORPO P D LV events nd Mr.Martin suaky nts. 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