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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Oct. 17, 1973 13 Previews Regionol Transportation Scheme, everything you need ta make it on your owi a Grid System for Suspe'nded Ceilings A-Fast and easy system for suspended ceilings. Includes: White vinyl enamel prefinished grid system and C.I.P. Satincote White 2' x 4'. panels. 1Makes a good Iooking job. The man at the microphone is A. T. C. McNab, Ontario's Deputy-Minister' of Transportation and Communication, who was in Oshawa last week to speak to p6liticians, transportation representatives and the press from this area. McNab is heading up the provincial study group which wîll make recommenda-tions on January lst to the government regarding the creation of a Regional Transportation Authority for the new Durham Region as well as for Toronto a nd the other, nwyfre Regional Governments. He suggested that th e solution- to the transportation problems for Toronto and its "'commuter-shed" lies in "a. balanced system" of public transit and private vehicles. "The elimination of unnecessary auto. trips is essential,"'. he said. "We must provide an adeq uate and attractive alternative in public transit." H1e added, optimistically, tha t "the GO transit system justifies the contention that people are not wedded to their cars." As far as highways1 are concerned, McNab indicated that the province has plans to widen Highway 401 as far as Highway 115-35 (including new interchanges at Oshawa) and that the proposed route of Highway 407 ýshould be announced in three to four months. Ross Strike at Rotary Ex-Ota rlo Hydro ý%Chief Relats PeronalAspect Tbrough out the past few months, the B'owmanville Rotary club blas been re-intro- ducing somie of tbe senior rce-mf)rs o I.n clb, tuo their mSlec- heby )havipg weekly hetn s uch yeni- erable Rotarianis as Art Ribey, Dave Higgon and Dal Dalrynmple bave stepped into the footlights, giving the younger members an oppor- tunity to realize what a fine tradition tbe club bas. On Thîursday, October 4tb, one of Rotary's most respected members, W. Ross Strike, the senior partner of the law firmi of Strike, Strike, and V'an Nest, was the featured spea- Ske maY have jolted a fewv people with the "anti-estab)- lisbment' 'torncof bis intro- duction as lie ,ccose an example from bhis days as Chairmnan of thé Ontario Hydro Commission to illus- trate bow a direct, personal approacb can go a long way to furtber world understanding. "Comrparied with tbe popu- lation of the world, Rotary, is a ratber small group of people," be said. "Wbat a relatively small organlization like ours can do to promote world understaniding can be a real problem." "I feel we are lost uinless we realize ho-w far a kind word or a generous action can go." "It disturbs mne now that I've grown older," be con- tinued,"that the first qualifi- cation of a Rotarian is that he is a mnember of tbe nmanage- ment cass.'- "Whien we go into other countries to formn a new Rotary club xe invariably approach people wbo are ,establisbment' figures. Be- cause of1 to worlè working scope tha effect. of ielU cleai fact tbat ' establisi necessari the best,) in prom( standing, among ti. the world Str ike ience tha the Bowr made a forei gn s versity of few days in Bowmý bas- sinc( because caught o eventual launcbed pai n t( stu dents Howev( students, 'was Hieri African e ( then knc H1e cam St rikes o: visit was we\as 1] the Cbri Bowmïn' One, da Strike gc Frost,, Minister said that sioner of from bis office anc Strike. TI to be Her sbe too v student. her husbi been rece FOR AN E XCELLEI NEST EGG SAVINGS BC EASY TO lBUY: FOR CASHI OR BY INSTALMENT PUR( SIMPLE TO CASH: REDEEMABLE ANYTIMEi FACE VALUE PLUS EARNED INTERESI GOOD TO KEEP:, A SAFE INVESTMENT BACK] THE RESOURCES OF CAI EARNING: 7-54 PER CENT AVERA ANNUAL INTEREST TOYM! FOE PERSONALIZED HOME~ CONTACT ,JAMES BE 6Concession St.* W.623-51 RE'PRESENTIN( WOOD GUNDY LItM nderstanding thisour contribution earlier visi ts, she thought he d uderstanding is might be able to belp her. in such a narrow Strike was successful in find- at we're limiting the ing her a job for the sttmmer what.we do." with a projeet involving the ry. Strike went 011 to re-organiza.tion of the staff's Any undferlined that library. As it turned out Mrs. dlealinig stric1ly with Bulley, was an energetic ;hment' people isn't worker and extremely popular ily the only, or even with the other members of the way to make inroads staff.' ýoting better under- The next thinig Strike heard and communications about Ghana was that thE le various people of country's Presidenit wanted tc d. corne to Canada to visil reminded his aud- Ontario fHydro's-power instal. t several years ago lations, 50 that lie COUIC' nanville Rotary club compare them with a project practice of inviting his country was about, to tudents at the Uni- undertake. By this time Strike fToronto to stay for a was the resîdent expert on with a Rotary family' Ghana so bie was nominated to ýanville. Tbis pro ject take the President on a tour of ýe been discontinued the Niagara' Fail power. pro- other Rotary clubs ject, which was tben nearing on to the idtea anai completion. y a 'Toronto club, Not toc, long after this visit 1a successful cam- Lester Pearson phoned Strike ,o build a foreign to inform hlm that the World cbmplex at U of T. Bank wanted Ontario Hydro to ,er, one of the foreign oversee the Volta River Power to visit Bowmanviîle project which was beingbut bert Bulley from the- in Ghana.. ountry called Ghana Strike assigned several men w as the Gold Coast). to the project, at a very e down to visit the reasona ble fee, and they ne weekend and the became the pioneers of what ssuch a success that Hydro now cails its "Foreign rîvited back to spend Lgo. This group of Hydro istmas holidays in ppebs. numbered, as high [ville, as 500 and they have offered iy, some time later, their expertise and guidance t a calfrom Leslie to over 15 countries, mostly then the Prime new or emerging nations in of Ontario. Frost, Africa, the, Middle East and t the Higb Commis-' South America. Ghana and a woman "The secret of the wbole country were in his thing was the approach of one CI they wanted to see individual to another," said he woman turned out Strike. "It doesn't mnatter Who rb Bulley's wife and the, person is, friend or' wasin Canada as a stranger, or if hie is black,_ Having heard from white or yellow, its the honest, ,ad how well hie had personal approach that gets ived by Strike on bis resuits." The point,' he concluded, is tbat Canada has established N T friendly working relations with several new countries, contributed to tbeir develop- ment and advancement and, in tbe process, eased world kD A 'tensions. "And the seed was, sown witb Herb Bulley." )N g% Dr. AI Sylvester offered tbe I4J~ club's tbanks to Ross Strike, commenting that "rather than give us a formai speech on the theoretical aspects of world understanding, you have reci- CHASEted a. personal experience whicb will undoubtedly mean much more to us." AT FULL IN OTHER ROTARY AFFAIRS:ý Police Chief S Bernard Kitniey made bis first T. appearance at- the club in several weeks.. He bas been recovering from an illness and ED BY ALL looks hale and hearty now. Weicome back. NADA1 George Vice, was congratu- latedon his recent birthday. Neil Newton reminded the AGE club that tbe Canaclian Plan 1TURITY for Survival conference gets SERVICEunderway at Toronto's Royal SERVICEYork Hotel, on Tuesday, October l6tb. L L GET CASH TODAY 746 FOR OLD APPLIANCES THROLUGH ST AT R S MA N PHUINE '623-3309 1 1255x 12" Size White Ceiling Tiles B-Another easy way to cover a ceiling. 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