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The Canadian Stategrn, B;owmanville, ,uly 29, 1971 EDIORALCOMA ~ENT ter,1 Sgtho Sout 71 keep - therm Win, Shoodl Sa me puvlnis ~chid Xthe si Lcuflati fi ad - -apilii a type s Ie come" lpaper Severy wha t their 'qal bi Sdure1 whiCh nater ~monts check ~iais a '~.Almno, 1 rent Slull na % A1 the (F epace, rot bC m right Fron-t The Port Hape Guide ~ Sickning je the ooiy wr which -reailysuggests ibseif to descnibe tbe i2~hreats issued by Iwo RomanCatho lic SSeparate Schooi supporters bu Premier SWilliam Davis, J. , A. Fllerton, chairman of thep ~Metro Separate Scbnool Board and N. ZA. ancini, president of the Ontarico ~.Spparabeý School Truistees Association, ~may bavedon mre barm bto the cause ~'"~tenio for the separate scbool sys- 1 tem thani even the m-ost ardent oppon- -'nts of Such an ,extension. To beillthe premier thaqt uniess bie - agrees to the Cdemapnds Of the separate 2 colsupporters thle issue will become a heated subjrrec minte next clection, ~a tanamounitbo saying that éecrv ý1for-wuld be nmade t o fturnOntanio's two million RmnCatho]ics againet bb'Conserv'atîve gý1ove.roment of Mr., We elFieýve that such a declaration wa Faono Ious 1 themany, people ViZhr) have anctycampaigned for 'flie extenision ofth separate school jrole, as itwas to any nv01pe csc. .~Whethýer tbcextesio ould be Sgranted or inot is ir:relevani. whcn' it camnes bo this type of thrcatcning Mtyof those who have been attempbiing obrbing about the extens ion Shave xP1,resscd bhc fear that it would Sbecomle a Political football duning aun Those people must now be honrîfied when mnen in bbc position of' Messrs. Fulierton and Mancini, with their ir- nesponiebie actions, bnîng this fea] nearer realityv, 1 If these men bhought their threats wouid achievP bbe resuits for which they are campaigning then bbey wîll be disappointed, A certain amnount of public sym- pathy had raiiied to bhc Catboic's campaÎin. Mostî right tbinking people agree that e crycild sbould bave equal opportunity in education. Wheth- er through an extlension of the separate school bn ief. nor throuigh corne other m etbod it dfocs notl really matter to most people ias long a;s the equality of opportu inityv, aid forth fat matter ni igb1ts is3aeaaiabc The trnuL0c' ,is that the threatsý delivPrncd inti bc nmeof tbc separate shooi sulporters cati only alienate that sympatby and make it more difficuit for bbc genuinely conccrned Roman Catholie parents to convince people that incqualitv exists. Sad indccd then that the patient efforts of so many sbould be dcstroycd whcn, bwo men in, bigb positions give wav to thnc rats whicb can only build Up a distaste for their cause, and wbich will neyer in any way contnibute b a final succese in obtaining bbc cquality wbicb is sougbt for>bbtb ousands of chiidrcn around whom the whoie issue centres., Durharn County's Great 1Fatmîly ouna ,Estatblishedl 117 years'ago in 1854 Also lncorporcitinq The Bowmanville News The Newcastle Independent The Orono News Second class mail registration number 1561 Produced every Wednesdctj by '111E JAMES PTJBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED 62 -66 King St. W., Bowmanvîlle, Ontari Phone 623-3303 jOnlI M. JAMUS PATRICK GOULD GRO. P. MORRIS Eoîrs.PsLsxssADVTr. MANAGER BUSINESS MGR. 'Cpyi ht andi,rnty rîqhte subsîsî in th, image appPerinln ,this pinot. Permission ta repadue ls wateai a rFt md ini aay farm whatseeî, particuiarty by phatagraphlc or offset praeseli a ubîcaiai, uetbha btained from the pubtîsher and the çîînter. Any uaauthorized reproductiaj is ill sb, subjeit ta recours, la iaw." $6,00M ayecr - 6 montha $3.50 $8.00 a Yeèr rini theUlntedates stnictly In advance, Allhoiuqh every jpercution wiIl ie taken o b void erior The Cmradicrn Satesman occepîs advertis. lntq î! i% coueins on h uuderRtoo.doq thet il ,ill n t ie haabl, for any eprainla my adverisement 1ublished h reu e ,mnes, a ,PrOOf af such advertisment le requested ili writing Iy h,,ý"1e crdertiser an eundta TÏhe aodn tateaman business office ciuly sîgned by the odvertîser a'n.î with Fuch Crla, ai carrcine pi nlyAated in writIrcr thereon, and inOthatcase if ay erroi r, noaatd is nat 1arctd b Te Canad!ian taeennts iahîiy shail ont exceed suds a parrtion cf ie satire rosi ai udsadertsenn o Oi s or cruPietd by Ile, noted errar bears t- , ewhole spoac cupJied, ' su'hovrisnet I Let"s See Ylou Top That, Mr.1, Stanfiîeld raaa' esounceful Prime Minis- 'coming birîbh in December, bhc news Pierre Eliiott Trudeau', kceps gai- almost oblîterating Op position Le ader g frmom nc history-making spcc- Stanfield's trip ta bbc Orient from bbc ar pinnacie btbbchext obviously newspapers. He's a cunning politician, f ing bimsclf along bbc way and that Pierre! ering vote - getting b e a d i i n e s We ledl quite certain that bbc news agboub bbc world. Poor Bob Stan- ieouanklhodfterbig musi ly jus abut radyto eara federai clection Ibis faîl. Mn. Trudeau,, wbait's lef t of bisbain, Irying ta being an extremcly clever man and cer- up, One bas to feci sorry for bim, bainîy fnot an impettiaus person, wiîî apparently is nt any way he can realize full wehl Ith b-is cbanming, young wif e would bc a great asset ba Last week' we wcrc aimost anc a1 bim ho a palîtical campaign. But, ber irst newspapers in Canada ta an- present condition wouid not permit ber ice that bbc Trudeaus were.parent- ta tour bbecocuntry witb him this ycar. bound, but rcfraincd. There ,ýas Next Spning or Eaul, it would be quite ~eting in Perth wbcre bbc Pime a dîfferent situation. By then, bhcy ster was presentcd wibh a book of sbouid be proud parents if all goes wcii [ren's stonies and bbc hcading on and bhc youngsber migbt even make a tory binted vagucly about bbc pas- fcwý& appearances" in bbc nigbb places, to ty of tbcre bcbrg something ta bbc add a down-to-cartb famiiy bouch bo ns thaàt apparenbly bave been cir- bbe Prime Minister's wcii-known chanis- ing around Parliament Hill. We ma. Politicaliy, bbc planning is perfect, prepared an editorial that included and ib is no wondcr reports are emanat- tyý somneone passed along about bbc ing from Ottawa that Pierre's support- nd beîng over tbc bill, but dccided crs arc clated over the ncws. ist using it, Ibtis bcbng a farnihy Once again bbc ýPrime Minister bas nýewspaper. beaten bis adversanies b bbce punch. inethen, bbc Prime Ministcr's You bave l give bim credît wie sym- bas orn thrughwibbbbcof-pabhizing wibb Opposition leader Stan anniouncem:ent about bbc fotth- field and NDP bead David Lewis. First Class Junk ofo(rmation Canada, Ihat necw de- Tbere is bbc odd bit af information tivnt of governmeob, at Obba wa that on new legisiation Ibat we find time ta ant Le provide atw-wy low of peruse but almosb ahi Ibat mass of paper mation, offers sorne hope weekiy caming our way from Ottawa is boaliy pa.per offices suich as ours will unifiteresbîng and uninforming. Most ai day bDe sparcd bbc avalanche of it goes unopencd- into bbc wasbebaskcb r0W swampius wibb alrnost and those big brown envel opes we 7mail. The resparch section of that bother litting bo sec wby bbcy shouid tmnent sends a questionnaire on, be stamped "Fhrst Ciase" almoct invar- sectionis a ovf oetbv us on iabiy turn out to be wbat wc sec as junk iists forpuicy relcases. if we mail. elveibemi, bbc purpose is b "ne- The Indian Affairs peophe bave at bbc quanitity of iunriusable matenials leact a wcekîy reicase, but it neyer tells h re beinýg Jfrwarded, by limting us wbat bbc dcpartmenb is.doing. These ials ta Ibat subjcct matter yau are usually copies of bbc Minister's bu! have", speeches or stonies promobhng bbc de- 'e questionnai-e lists 45 depart- parbrnenb's generous rcatment of In- aI o govcrnment anid asks us ta dians on came Western Canada reserve. 'off those that. arc sending mater- Surcly bbey are not meant for aur and those wbose items, we neyer use and neither are those regular emis- sb. That is an easy oT ne ta ans'wcr. sions frorn bbc Canada Museum or bbc et every ance of those 45 depant- Deparbment of Mines. Every mail'brings bei1ps kcep auirmail -box beaping an assorbrnnboai rasb out ai Ottawa nd we, ,eldomn read that mountain, and if Information Canada can shut-ofi nia, muwcb les publish it. bbc bap we will feci Ibis ncwesb depant- *partial li Ust of ,subjects on wbich ment of gavernment is aI ieast serving edrlgovcrnnmcoit bas informa- some purpose. -ind programmes is also provided. Who knows? If bail that "First ire asked wbicb anf 34 subjects Class" mail the Federai goverrnent 1 inberest auýr readers ýaod we sec, keeps sendhng uis was ieyer maîlcd, bbc u'stion pooly v md Ifra.Post Office departmncnt migfr m in sei ,-Anadla is beinig tid webaverno able ta give serv,,ice on ane mail ht fo 'nyofai 1 mteia and wiil treat s as "Second Class" - Iis news- Spublis11hinig it, wbcbblfer or not it paper included. be ai intcrest. -Smitbs Falls Record-News Destroyed Within MacDuff Report Air, Coanada's Troubles The government owned, airline Air Canada bas bad its troubles this summer. Already operating in the red and stnuggling to pull itself out of that position it was bard bit by a strike of its mecbanics and baggage handiers, 1On top of that the airline is wondering just wbat the Federal Government wants it to do: aim at operatîng at a profit, or seek to impie- ment governments goals and in doing s0 openate at a loss. t is a far cry from the days o! the late Rt. Hon. C. D. Howe wben he summon- ed tbe president o! Air Can'ada the late Gordon McGregor and told biot to keelp wbat was tben known as Trans Canada Airlines, flyîng. He also instructed hlm to keep the government owned airline out o! trouble, ou~ o! parliarnent and out of Howe's hair. *Gordon McuGregor did just that, gettingp very littie in- terferenice from Mr.. Howe-- in ibe roes The Cabinet Mîister ; cl, wb1( owas a glaýt of his tîimes, )per ated on theý principle "if you don't bothi- er mie, I woni't bothen you" and Mrr. MceGregor appreci- ated that. inultA is a different period today and Air Cana- da is beginning to find itsel! pressed more and more by the Federal Government. Yves Pratte, the Crown Corporation's chie! execu- A CATALOGUE 0F SUMMER SPECIES Ab, this is a grand time of the year, eobireiy. Once bbc beat wave is over, you -couldn't find a more woîsder- ~sfui place in bbc world to live. The sun is like a bronze bammer. But at nigbt you necd a blanket. The swîmmers arc swinming, tbc sa ilors are saiiing, bbc golf crs are golfing, and the dinkers are dninking. Truc, bbc workers arc working, but *tbey'rc just back from their two-wccks- witb pay, peeling gloriously and brag- ging about the sensational place thcy found, with bot and coid runoing rats, or tbey're iooking forward to their two L weeks at Camp lVlssevatbing. So cvenybndy is happy. The cbiid- ren arc deligbtful, graceful, brown iitble tbings, witb ice crcam ,smeared around their moutbs. The mothers are strubting anound in garments for wbicb tbcy'd bave been bbnown in bbc penitentiary bwenty years ago. And loyving it. (I personaiiy tbink some of, tbcm shouid stili be in- carcerated, but personal opinions have -no place in an objective coiumn.) The dads, bbc iucky ones wbo are able bo be on bolidays witb their fam- ilies, are bubbiing witb joy. You can bell by bbc way tbcy affcctionatcly cuff their kids, rall their eyes until bbe wbibcs show (sheer ccsbasy), wbcn their wives hand tbemi a one-foot shopping Iist, and stroîl trance-like bbrough bbc supermarket, knocking down littie aid ladies. The othen dads. bbc unlucky ones wbo bave b sbay in bbeCcity and work whvile bbc fanily is, aI thbCcottage, are ,prebby sad. You can bell by tbc way tbe(y act aftcr work. Some of bbcrn, just the odd one or bwo, bavcn'b even bbc heart ta go borne ta that sulent, ionely bouse. Tbey know bbey'd burst ino tears. Sa tbey just bead, witb a miser-, able, bercft.gieam in their eye, ta bbc nearest air-conditiontcd bar. Poor devils. No ane ta balk to exccpt go-go girls. Sorne-ni the betber-adiustcd un- iucky dads, of course, don't do thal. ive officen, told tbe Comi- mons Transportation Coin- mittee, this past session, that the state owned air- line does not know wbether the governrnent wants it to operate at a profit on as a subsîdized service. The question became a live issue recently when Manitoba -sent its large Manitoba Air Policy ýCom- mittee to Ottawa. That 90- memben delegation confer- red with four fedenal cab- inet minister for- two bours, Manitoba le mad, bhop- ping mad- The Air CanadaCL ovenhaul and aircnaft mnain- tenance basedl at Winnipeg was gnadually nun down by the government airline untîl much o! the work fofimely done in Winnipeg had been transferred to Montreal. This happened despite ne- peated demainds by Manîtob)a that the govennment own- ed airline cease and desist in the tnansfenning o! air- line personnel from W-ý%inni- peg toe otel lu happened duntinig the pneidecyo! Gordlon NMc- Gregor. w-7mt riînour ba ;t inWinnlipeg, develo0ped a dskefor -the city wýhenbhe lived thene. Laten th4e head office o! Air Canada (then TCA) was moved and Mn, McGregof went with it ýto Montreal. Winnipeg' bas tiotested and scneamed loud and long as more and more Air Cana- da people were tnansferned, but stîli the process went on until the, ainline bad' Most of its openations centened in the Quebec, city. When the Winnipeg over- haul base was neduced in size and openatione, Air Canada decided it wanted to dispose o! that unit and finally did so, but not until a special govennment study bad been made to determine if ibis was the best move to be made insofar as the gov- ertinent- ainline was con- cerned. The Winnipeg overbaul base was 'sold to CAE, a private firm. Along with the sale wenti a commitment ýfrom 'Air Canada that it wvould unidentake to provide overbaul work for the base, But the base in companiy witb ail aenospace industny, in North Amenica., bas been experiencing a slump. Hience the delegation tbal camne 10 provide the base witb mre wonrk. Transport IMiniseenDon- nîi Jarnieson 'who bas a reputation foyr ieinýg a "snotaîke-r" \was called on by Mfaitoba Minister, jarqs RihandowIo soothe the mratedegaon Mn. Jarniesoni, neady to hepout bis colleague Pfrom Manitoba took the fioor, and assured the Manitoba dele- gation the govennment wvas doing aIl it could te steer more wonk to the Winnipeg overbaul plant. He explained, that thre was the difficulty o! juet how much direction the Tbcy go ctraight homle from work and etraight bo bbc refnigerator. Then tbey tear off tbeir shirts and chocs. Tben they,, look at bbc kitchen sink, almost tbrow up, sbrug manfully, and turn on the television, Waking witb a stant at 10 p.m., tbcy, phone and order sorne Chinese food, Then tbey bumo on tbe lawn sprinkler, Tbis is the only known positive mctbod bo makq sure it raine ail ngbt. Then there are the-happy, irrepres- sible teenagers. You can spot bhem, re- gandless of ccx, by, their bhump. Tbey have a,1 been told, ail tbrougb their lives, to kecp Ibeir shouidens back and heads up. As a resuit, tbey walk, with their bcads on tbeir chests and shoul- ders bumpcd. That, not clothes or bair, is bbc main reason you can't differen- tiate betwccn bbc sexes. How cao you bell it's a girl if she isn't sticking ber cbcst out? And of course, in sunmmer inan ada, and everywbcre I guess, we bave thc summer animais. Rarccoons are cute, but a pain in bbc armn to campolerr. J3cars are cwect, boo, but a menace in bbc provincial parks. Tîp tb campers: if you, want to stroke a bear, make sure'you do it witb your arbificial anm. But wc can 'cope witb these ani- mnais. What concerne, me is bbc ones that walk uprigbt. Tbey come in al sizes and intensities. There is bbc mild littlc man who powcn-mows bis iawn every nigbt, wbcbher ib nceds it or, not. He's prob- ably just brying bo get away from bis wife's incessant babble. 1TIten tbprc's bbce pnwer-boat baby. HIe cao be any age fnom eigbt tb eigbty. But witb fifty horses bebind hlmf, bc's Kýirk Douglas, or Burt Lancaster or Jobn Wayne or somebody. He's trying to prove sometbing. And, naburaily, summer spawncs the motor-cycie gang. Tbis is bhc woiv- eninc of tbc two-legged animal. It desbroys for pleasuire' and lea ves its sbink everywherc. But it9s a prctty gond wonidllv a happy summer, government should give Air Canada. Tbis also involv- ed tbe whole issue, of crown corporation and the federal govertiment. Mr. Jamieson neminded the delegates tbat many people fnom Manitoba-in- cluding the NDP govern- ment-bad cautioned Otta- wa against interfering in tbe openations of Air Cana- da. He said it was à basic fact in our- forrni o! gov- ernment that crown corpor- ation be autonomous. However tbe Transport Minister nevealed that bie is now involved in seeking to "draft a new policy declaration with regard to the future role of Air Cana- da and one of tbe major consilerations . . . is the ex- tent to which it is possible for the government to impose itself on tbe corpor- ate decisions of, the com- pany in terms of what we see as being tbe national interest'. ,Tbe Minïster acknowl- edged that this would be a marked departure from, whtat bas been done up'to now But the field is be- coming so somplex tbat iA was time for the govern- ment to take a dloser look at the extent to whîch a corporation such as Air Caniada, shoculd b(-total7 fre bact in wh-1at it seesý as its co)rnteinest e-ven when 'the corponate( in - tenest could in fact be op- posed to certain other ob- jectives. Mr. Jamieson told the delegation that sucb a policy paper is difficoît to devise. He bas bcen wonk- ing on it for over a year. He bopes to, corne up with a policy that would ensune that Air Canada bas tbe maximum degree ',o! openat- ing fneedom and at the saine time make Air Canada more nesponsive to national goals.____ In the Editor's Mail HUNG UP ON DRUG 'EGO' Dear Editor: I bave obsen'ved during the short span of urnie I have beeni in tbe lovely town of Bowmanville, that 95 per cent of its citizens are drug users. Tbe drug being used is an, emotional dnug. The trip i gives is known as an ego trip. Ninety-five per cent of the people in this town are bhooked on a drug called ego. This drug is dangerous It's damaýging capacity is fan greater than any other drug known to- mankind. For it not only kills its uiser-, but also limits bis life to one of inhbibitions and fear. The user is so spaced-out on bis 'trip that bie feels a smile or a small two-letter word called 'hi' will cause a bummen. Il make a plea ýo you the citirr'ns of this beautiful town. If you want to get off the drug or know more about it, write to me, in care-of this neWspaper, P.O. Box 190, not tomonrow, but ri0W. Accept this as bring true or prove me wrong! Sincenely, George Timmons.' WEAR SEAT BELTS A Swedish car mnanufactur- r did a study o! accident cases to find out how effect- iv;e seat beits are. They co- lected data from more than 28,000 collisions involving 35,551 front seat occupants. At collisions of up to 60 mph belted motonists came out alive. Unbelted motor. ists started receivinig fatal in- juries at speeds as low as 12 mph. Seat belts also reduced. injuries especially in the head and upper torso., More than 98%5o!o the cars suriiveycd werc cquîpped with seat belts., Only about 25% worc' them and then only at speeds over 30 rnpb but the majority of accidents occurred at speeds o! 15 to 30 mpb. Theý, survey also concluded you are far sifei' in your car, O! the 159 týhrown out of the-ir 25 YEARS AGO (August 1, 1946) Two youthful, thumbing moochers heading east Fri- day, found Bob 'Stocker's Service Station unattended for a moment, They rang up "No Sale", -scooped the cash, were caught by Bob and belper within a block. Chief Venton provided the ceil accommodation while: tbey await trial. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jamieson, Larrane an d Larry have returned frorn a week's vacation at "Glen- verdean", Dean H-odgson's camp on Hajl's Lake in the Haliburton District., Mrs. R. B. Clark, 41 Lib- erty St. North, bas return- ed from an extended visit with relatives and friends in Winnipeg and, Vinden, Man., and Nanaimo and Vic- toria, B.C. ,Miss Helen Cox, Bank of Montreal Staff, bas been holidaying in Toronto, guest of ber sister, Mrs. J. E. Wvlie. li'ss Jean Pattinson, R.N., Women's College Hospital,, Toronto, was guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pattinson. Mr. and Mns. Hugh Me- Donald and Karlyn spent the weekend in Toronto witb friends. Mý. Munroe Neal, Jr., who bas recently ieturned from Europe after serving wjth the American Paratroopers in that theatre of war, is holidayîng with Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Mcllveen. Mr. Gilibert Jones, Bob and Bernard, bave retunn- ed from a fisbing trip at Ritchie Lake Lodge near Sudbury. Dr. J. C. Devîtt,' Mrs. Beatrice Hall and son Barry leave this week for their annual holiday at The High- land Inn, Algonquin Park. Miss Pearl Breslin and Mr. Edward Breslîn are spending their bolidays at Camp Arowon, Algonquin Park. Mrs. J. Marr, Patsy and Mary Lou are visiting in Renfrew. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hughes and family visîted Mr. and Mrs. S. Hughes, Trenton. PAKISTAN RELIF Dean Mn, Editon: I1started to write you yýet anothUer letter on beaf ç the Combined Appeal for- Pakistani Relie! wbeni the following connespondence an- rived on my desk dated July 2, 1971. "It is five a.m. in Cal- cutta following my arrivai fromn Canada a few days ago to coondinate the efforts o! the Canadian Combined Appeal for Pakistani Re- lief and Wonld Vision o! Canada which bas fînanced mny stay. I have been awakened by the thunder and tbe monsoon nains peit- i ngdown outeide. The roorn bas sudenly cbilled, and I. pulled a blanket over me. "No w I know why- Miss Platts from the Cooch Behan Rcfugee Service was so concerned about tarpaulins and plastic sbeeting. She tL,,d me that 130,000 refu- ger's bave been durnped in 10 camps under the cane o! one doctor. I have dliscov- cerd that a tarpauinr for o)ne penson costs $6J.00 in Calcutt a. I ar n hpîng someone in Caniada wllbe toucbed to help us hene as we seek to buy. :3,000 tan- paulins, Most of the refu- gees are nowý sleeping in watenlogged areas. "Yestenday I ordened $3.000 wortb o! saline solu- tioný, another urgent 'need, andI( purcbased a second- bard jeep for wonkens in cam-ps in the Dinajpvri area. My, funds are exhausted 40,000 moire nrefugees walk- ed into the Coochi Behar camps yesterday! "We are still hoping that Canadians will awaken to the desperate need bere. Perhaps I can do somtebing about the problems next weck, on the week after, and eventually the mon- soon nains will stop. By tben I hope I haven't got hardened to hurnman suffen- ing." CAPR/WoIli Visan Ïe nnw, hefonre telfreto< o! thebir choice, Lthnough any catrdbanik, on direýctly to Pakistani Relie!, Box- 1000', Statiýon F, Tononto, or .Box -,00, Station H, Mont- neal. W. J. Dabros, National Coondinator Combined Appeal for Pakistani Relief. Apt. 212, 1221 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa, Ont., Juiy 22, 1971 Dean Sir: Planning should begin this summer and fali for student participation in cornrunity developrn projects next spring and summier, încluding nature trail construction for two or more miles up the Osha- w,1 Cheek valley north, o! theý city limits. Intcn-school, and, inter-mujnicipal gnoup The nature trail extend- 49 YEARS AGO (August 3, 1922) ~Mrs. (Dr.) C. C. Hartman and da ughter Helen Louise of Olds, Alta,, are visiting ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cbris. Cox. Little Borea Murdoff gave a,' bintbday party at ber home, Westmount, on Wed- nesday, July 26, for a num- ber of ber littie friends. Mr. D. J. Gibson of Hazel Dell Farm, has been acting as Departmental Judge in Standing Grain Competition in Peel County and reports cnops extra good in that fine grain-growing section. Mr. and Mrs. James Sco- hei, Ottawa, are visiting bis mother, Mrs. S. W. Scobell, King St. East. Mr. A. N. McMillan left this week for a business and pleasune trip to St. Jobns, Newfoundland. Mn,. and Mrs. Chas. Wise, Oshawa, recently visited ber parents, Mn. and Mrs, W. Wilcox. Miss Maud Gartsbore bas neturned fno.m bolidaying with relatives at Brighton. Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Rundie and family, Brighton, and Mrs. J. N. Shannon of Pic- ton, were guests o! Mn. and Mrs. Sberwood Rundie on Thursday. Mr. Lewis Staples' shingle mill, west of Betbany, was burned on July 31 from, a spank from a smoke stack. This makes bis second such loss in about a year. Mr. Harold Power, C.P.R. . Agent at Romfond Jct., ban returned to bis duties after enjoying an extended holi- day at bis borne near Orono. Misses Helen Gilroy, Ber-. nadette Tighe and Estelle MacAniney, Toronto, are spending tbeir vacationý at Port Bowmanville. Miss Thelma Gildens in visîting ber aunt, Mrs. Thos. Bowden, Oshawa. Mrs. Jà.IM. H. Fowler in visiting friends at St. Julians-, Suitton West, Mn. and Mrs. H. L. Creep.. er, Toronto, are bolidaying with relatives. Miss Maud P. Squir, Oshawa, is guest of Mrs. T. G. Mason. ing south frorn Durbani College t0 the lakefront shiould also be complebed. It is o apparent this catinot b)e done> by the present deadline time, next Auguet It sbould be nernember.. ed that planning takes time. Planning for the present student project in bbc Osha- wa Cneck valley began two yeans ago. The. anea of the Oshawa Creek valley for one and a; bal! to two miles north o! Durham College off er i enormous potential for park anid nature trail develop- ment. In open areas in the woods, fen are shoulder and hcadhigh. Beneath the trees. leaves wbicb bave fallen in the autumn bave lain thene for a so, long un- disturbed tbey cru nch undenfoot wbcn a lotie bik- er passes by. Once in a long while, children swim in the cneek. The Lake Ontat*lo wateri- front eaet 0fr Oshawa hanr- bour could a-lso be develop, ed funthier bjy studPnts,ad the mareblande c(ould b made accessible for obsenv. enso o natre. But aillsc plans shoutdr be neady by Chnieurnastimre for submission to federlýý Fad/or provincialgont ment, grant athities Jcýby next De)c. 31, Thiose senir authonities shold acceptI no applications for- assistance after that tirne. Only a longer: period] for conider- ing applications cao elîrnin- ate some o! the mistakes made in awandîng grants last spring. Meanwbile, the neluctance of corne property owners, nortb o! Rossland Road to permit the Durham Trail, to cross thein land rnay be alleviated by tirne when the owvners find proper and respectful use made ,o!oth- er sections,. If not, expro- priation pen ýJTCÎgeSh0110111' be seniosly cnsidered. Mut-bj, i t rah o! te rnecesý sary 1and in, thîs ara Îlenot deveioped atPi l now, i'rot even visible from the own- ens' homes. For the future, penhapa ,orne coîîsideratioti sbould. b e given tb a polîcy for-' bidding sale to, pnivate own- rens ýo! and directly toulcbi- îngý nattinl watçrwayin Y l urbaân or soon-to-be urban aneas I arnthe teacher who bwo years, ago oniîinat.ed thin- concept o! student involve- ment in communîty better- ment projecte. Your cincerely, Robent Moon, Oshawa Alderman, Memorial H-ospital- WAeekly Report Week o! -rJu ly' 19-25 inclu, Admissons -67 .Bîrbb's-5 maie, 1 female 6 Diechnges - .73 Major pations .---- 'Minor -openations .---1 Emergency treatments- 232 Visîing hours 3-8 p,m, daily In, the DiM and Distant Past From the Statesman Files '~ A/'77L// OR OPO5770V EIR" i.etters Jcff/tze 8c/itor, Phono 823.3303 t2eýýN--