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ttk acton 3fnt rraii take aal vaar sear pemssaaj la aaiaa fousaad ib 1878 and publlabad every taure- aay at h mu1 81 e acton oal uember oi the audit bureau oi clrculatloaa thlcw hjk aad laeoaueiequeaee olvlatea af ke cwjma advenleraf ratal ea request sub- aariatinaa payable tn advance poo to canada moo in the united statee atx avaitha tl 78 tingle coplea 7c authorised aa second claaa mell poet office department ottawa paauakad y tae mbe rreeuaf aad paaluaw ce uauud o a dius edilorlncklef devld r dllla production usjuurer jameo a dllla manajjuut editor uv4 editorial orrc ph 00 actov thursday june 13th 1957 it will at least be interesting canadian voters who vo4d qv thalr vsry inconclutiv vrdcl on monday for th govtmmffit of canada lett thn tlx miljion of th ona million voter went to the pot it and avarcitad their right the result showed diuatufaclion with the pre tent liberal party but failed to give the endotation to the diafenbeker party to govern canada the popular vote scroti the dominion next morn ing thowad the liberal with 42 per cent and tha conservative with 39 per cent soma- whant in the splinter groups or in the folks who fa lad to vote could have been found a dacllon which would have avoided tha pre- aant italamate tha vardict on monday was far from con clusive canada needs a strong opposition but mostly a government with strength enough to car7 out its pomae the next sassion will ba moat inter ait inp one h may be short but it will nonetheless ba interact ing three will be no long weekends for any of the members from thursday to tues day the vote in halton which is traditionally conservative fell in line only more so than usual with the dominion protest against a government which had been in power for 22 years the people at least endorsed the two old parties and showed that splinter groups have little hope of forming a government the groups may however take more prominence in the next parliament and be very effective in setting the pattern of the next government it will indeed be interesting and perhaps pro vide more headlines than have been witness ed in years and stimulate the lethargy of the votersiptheir affairs cows are big business canada s dairy business plans to thump its own drum with an intensive nation wide sales drive and campaign emphasizing the size and economic importance of the industry canadian dairymen have something to be proud of they are part of a 1 000 000 000 industry in a nation of increasing population and rising income levels and in foodstuffs canada supplies most of its own needs canadians arc the fifth largest consumers of dairy products m the world the nat onal dairy council estimates that lost year each canadian ate about 20 pounds of butter drank 322 pints of milk and cream and con sumed 6 4 pound of cheese and 16 5 pints of ice cream nearly half of the 15 000 000 000 pounds of milk farmers sold last year went to make butter dairymen expect butter witl have added sales appeal nov that the health department has tagged butter as an excellent source of vitamin a f during the last five years dairymen have found that stepped up sales promotion hat paid off in sales increases kw- every major dairy product and dairymen realize the business boom didnt come and might not increase in size- without pubhc prodding thats why the dairy council estimates processors end distributors will spend more trvan 5000000 this year in various types of advertis and sales pro a million new customers enough people to fill a brand new city al- moat as big as metropolitan toronto have com to canada from other countries in the pt seven years but had these million im- mioransswho have arrived since 1949 been concentrated the resulting community would have been strikingly different from any other in the country because most of these new- comers ere young in 203u og grouptand over half of them are workers and will be for many years to come how do yoildefine culture last week e toronto newspaper reported on an event held et the c ne automotive building thousands attended the carnival and gambled to aid culture the event aimed to raise 50000 end was sponsored by the allied arts committee a group that supports opera ballet and drama according to report lets quote from the item the biggest single attraction at the show is the sidewatk cafe where the citizens sit and drink and look at girls and act as if they were not frmtllv ronto at all and although no on would suggest you try to dupltcate it yourself this set up is entirely legal the only police in sight are thera to guard the bundles of cash it was reported as quite a show with wo men garbed as they were in the saloons back in the wild and wooley west and now seen in gunsmoke or such programs on tv this was in aid of culture of some kind we were in ottawa early this year and walked around the gallery where a big ban quet was in progress grattan oleary was the speaker and ha gave as part of his ad dress the definition of culture he liked we liked it too and whan we read that news item we searched for the quotation which is found in the bible in phihppians chap 4 and verse 8 and reads as follows finally brethren whatsoever things are true whatsoever things are honest whatso ever things are ust whatsoever things are pure whatsoever things are lovely whatso ever things are of good report if there be any virtu and if here bo any praise think on these things we read again the article and looked agam at the pictures accompanying it and wondered at the culture of today and st paul s words in the bible somehow they didnt seem to go together there seems to be a wide variety of opm ion on the true meaning of culture it s a pretty broad word that is rather loosely in lads and willow whistles that picture in our editorial page lost week brought back boyhood memories of early summer when the leaves on the willows were coming out and the bark was pliable and when every boy carried a ock knife of tome kind and lads amumd themselves by making willow whistles we had more tune then arid travel was mostly by toot we found pleasure m mak mg our own fun and often in the making of our own playthings money was really tight and even one cent would buy a treat the sun shone on those early summer days and fust to be out of doors and a day spent mak mg a willow whistle was not wasted the making of a whistle is a work of art boys experimented until they got several whistles which prodiswd different tunes naturally an up and coming young citizen would not be satisfied with ust one whistle m his pockets to keep company with the amaimg collections thai a boy s pockets rcg ular ty holds country bo s know that willows which grow beside a brook or pond are better for a wh stle than those wh ch grow on drier soil the juices run richer and m more generous quantity between the bark and smooth wood the bark has to be tapped lose a cleanedg ed cut s m ido ind a section cut out between the vcut and the end wh ch goes into the molth don t suppose any boy makes a willow whistle these das there was some grati fication in occoniapl shment in making them however that isn t possible from a store pur chase these days maybe better whistles are obtainable m less time today but time was not so important then and patience was re quired outsiders buying real estate the hong kong purchase of the oriole rd toronto apartment building is the fates t of a long series of major transactions involving u s swh and other foreign funds which has taken place in canada since the turn of the year reports the financial post in the first five months of the year more than 18 million has been invested by us interests in canadian real estate an interest ing development is tha increaaiisq intense shown in british columbia reel etee-poai- bi litres by u investment tourta which pre viously tended to concentrate in toronto anaj montreal nachepe those from ether lends ere more appreciative of canadian opportunities then we canadians are we nevor like to 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