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- Member of : The Canadian Port Perry, Ontario, oes Weekly Newspapers THURSDAY, APRIL 15th, 1054 . Association | THE STAR EDITORIAL PAGE 5 ' Easter . The mundane things of life will be for 'gotten for a few hours next Sunday when- will be crowded ~ with people in their new Easter finery and flooded with music that exalts the spirit. -- Many of -those people will not be in a church any other Sunday of the year but ; they will come for Easter.Sunday. Many who. will ba there will be steady church- goers to whom this Sunday is but the tri- - umphal climax of fifty-two Sundays--un- the Christian churches LY less Christmas also is excepted. All will be touched for a short time by the mys- ~~ tery of life and death and of life affer death, Then they will go home and dig in their garden. A Perhaps they will not literally dig in their garden but they will go on with their job whatever it is} in that digging away at their job they will find eternal life too just as you find it in the church or in the garden IF YOU LOOK FOR IT. The issue that has developed between the Federal government and the govern- ment in the province of Quebec clearly illustrates a basic weapon of demagogery. A politician can always be éven in the Federal aren «fear or prejudice, and hatred. : "McCarthy in the United States ruthless- - 'ly makes use of all three Quebec certainly makes. much use of at ----~least two. . . fear and prejudice. ing- on" the French-Canadian fear that ; their religion and their langua e is threat- * '- ened:by the centralists int ernment, playing too, on their prejudice - towards En gaking has created a-powerful bureaucracy and has assumed the attitudes more charac- teristic of a dictator than that of a duly elected leader of a representative govern- 'ment. 1 Catholicism 'enjoys a greater security in the Protestant countries than it does - -- in the most Catholic countries, = What happened to Catholicism in Russia? In of life. You Spring. You garden. the possibility "soul", to it in Italy? sure of strong * ds on other hand w ant that he ; Duplessis in things. Play- e Féderal gov- knows that it Canadians' he such appeals . destruction. beginning to. You may turn the soil year after year - and close your eyes to the cycle and circle we fail to see it. Jesus asked us not to stop there. more life and fuller that we want" says one of our poets. knew we needed only to open our eyes to the possibilities about us to have it. needed to love intelligently. We are still trying to learn how. Perhaps this Easter during the great commemoration a few more of us will gather "hyacinths for the hero to those whose blind seeks to unleash? - The wise statesman, the true . leader : does not seek popularity and power by - may fail to learn the lesson of the seed the young plant the flower the - harvest the winter and seed again in the may go tp church year'after - year and never gain the insight that makes real for you--the'-Resurrection. The blindness lies in you, not in the ex- perience of Christ, not in the life of the Eternal life is all about us but Our eyes stop at death. "It is Christ knew that. He We 4 Mexico? In Spain? What is happening To-suggest, therefore, that the religion of the French-Canadian is in jeopardy, to intimate that there is a con- - spiracy to weaken and destroy it is to give - .support'in the municipal, provincial, and" voice to what is false and untrue. On the "| property damage and the loss of life a fhe buil because a sideroad driver, fulfilling the letter of the law by coming to a full stop, has darted under the shield of his "right of way" into the high- way. in the path of an approaching car, --Peterborough Examiner at is the record of minority - Protestant groups in Catholic countries? Duplessis is not so ill-informed, so ignor- does not understand these Why does he then deal in the stuff of half-truths. x Is, it because he Knows. that this is the shortest road-to power? Is it because he is easy to become a national passions he . « he is conscious of the fact that.any one who chooses to do so is sow- ing thé seeds of .disunion, of strife: and Duplessis "has gone far to destroy much of the good-will that was mark English-French rela- tionships -in Canada. -- ~~ Last year we spent $25,000. on fur- " 'wniture for Rideau Hall; this year. we spend another $25,000. for furniture for Rideau Hall. What do they do with the furniture out there." burn it during the winter months?-if so why not simply bill it as fuel? --O-- i ~The European experts on alcoholism have: learned that seven different countries in Europe have seven dif- ferent definitions of what constitutes alcoholism . . . in all cases, however, it was.agreed that the alcoholic' did get drunk, Cec lh 2 Om The provincial Liberals have. chosen Farquhar Oliver former party leader -as the new party leader they have to do is convince the people of Ontario that they want him. for their leader too . . . this appears to be somewhat of a problem to the Liberals. % . : T- 0 -"The thrilling hockey finals drag on tediously. ney +. now: all PASSING SHOW By MAC. i One thing about the British-Comets «+ + you either get there in:a hurry or you don't arrive at all. : al Abbott 'brought down his last 'bud- get . . . but he didn't bring it down very mueh, * - -0 ' " Toronto, if it isn't careful, will come to be known as the UNDERGROUND PLAYGROUND. . - --0-- People watching television these days are seeing more and more of less 'and less. : ---- When coloured televsion comes . . . the engineers will certainly have to watch their colours . .. it just would- n't do to broadcast (televize) 'off- calour' TV, That last: H blast certainly shook the governments of the world . . . not that some of them didn't need a good shaking! til 6.30 p.m. at the Lindsay District Doings | FIRE ENGINE FOR COBOCONK "The Police Village of Coboconk has | made plans, to purchase a fire engine to protect the village and surround- ing community from fire. : It is reported that plans for the engine's. purchase are complete, more details being made available in the near future; It is further reported that Morley McKague is to store the engine on his premises and keep the machine in good working condition. DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME APPROVED FOR LINDSAY A By-Latv_was passed at Monday evening's meeting of Lindsay council declaring that Daylight-Saving Time is to begin in Lindsay at 2 a.m. Sun. day, April 26th, and to end on Sun- day, September 26th, at 2 a.m, HORSE AUCTION MAY BECOME ANNUAL EVENT LINDSAY--Many local people who happeried. to be downtown about noon on Thursday thought that the Lind- say Fair must be on . . . there were so many on the streets. However, the influx of people was due to the first annual draft horse auction of the Ontario Belgian Club. Mr. Newt Wilson, of Lindsay, a director of the Belgian Club, told "The Post" that an estimated 1,000 people came from all over Ontario-and parts of the:United States to the aue- tion, held Thursday from 12 noon un- Fair Grounds. : : DEPUTY-CHIEF RANGERS. H.Q. | 1S PLANNED FOR HALIBURTON LINDSAY -- The Department of Lands and Forests is planning to build a Deputy-Chief Ranger's headquart- ers at- Haliburton, "The Post" was told by D, Fawcett, of the local office. He said that the work will begin the latter part of May or early June and the building will house Deputy-Chief Ranger Bill Sargison and his staff at Haliburton, > The land on which the headquarters is. being built formerly was the site of one of the oldest buildings in Hall- burton. The property belonged to the Ben Walling family, pioneer settlers, The property is on a hill overlooking beautiful Head Lake, and is on the northwest side of the lake. 7 to weigh carefully these words of, wisdom from a man who has spent his life studying the best ways to bring about satisfactory development vers on them are led to believe that] 4 they have the right of way. As the law during the month as compared with his legal practice Mr. Grummett has encountered -cases involving heavy 'papers this week that only devoted P : 'is being made so that the station could keep in pace with the fast in- Television Programs in 1958". Gosh? stitution in the U.S. the papers there writeups' with accompanying photo of the winners. : ' modest, but in this instance we are proud and happy to pass on a verbal orchid to Chairman Dave Denton of the CBC and his s&ccomplished asso- ciates for bringing such an outstand- ing honor to Canada. the first time the: CBC has been a- warded such high ranking honors in international competitions. 'tional system {was to produce\good ididinot favor attempts to remove hard |- self-expression and lack of discipline CURTAIL THE RIGHT OF WAY Mr. W: M. Nickle, member of the Ontario Legislature for Kingston, made a 'good point in the Legislature when he called attention to a legal anomaly about the right of way. The "right of way" exists in law; that is, | ¢ by law, the vehicle on the right has a precedence over the one on the left: ary, according to the statistics branch In most ingtances, this is sensible. It o is downright dangerous when prac- tised from a side road into a highway. -- Highways are through ways. Dri- is presently constituted they do not, |g should a driver from a side road on 1953. This brought the make. for the : first two months of 1954 to 102,565 _| of highway traffic. All he is required p the right wish to edge into the stream to do_is-to come to a full stop. Then, since he is on the right, he has legal right of way. He can proceed to P turn into the highway, or even to go y across it, no matter how heavy the traffic, for he fears the magic and, in this case, mad "right .of way". It is a loophole in the law which should be closed. Mr. Nickle, a law- yer, has done a service by bringing it"to the attention of the Legislature, He has been supported by the CCF House Leader, W. J. Grummett. In Pp of the human mind. = Butter Make Up "A slight increase in the make of ture. Thé make in Durham County was down materially. the same period of last-year. 'same month a year ago. The total make for the first two months of this year was 87,866 pounds as com- same period of 1958. CKLB Will Boost Power = * ~--Watchman-Warder, Lindsay reamery butter by factories in Ont- rio County was noted during Febru- f the Ontario department of agricul- A total of 60,351 pounds of the pro- uct were 'made in Ontario County 0,055 pounds for the same month of ounds as against 102,787 pounds for In Durham County a total of 44,011 ounds were made in February of this ear as against 49,250 pounds for the arved with 101,332 pounds for. the OSHAWA--An application made hy -- ARE CANADIANS TOO MODEST? by their American cousins of being too modest in boasting about thelr accomplishments. As proof of this|h one only needs look at some news- about three inches of space on an in. conspicuous inside page announcing "that the. CBC had won seven first] d place awards in the annual American Exhibition of' Educational Radio and If such an honor had come to an in- would have blown it up with full page | li Guess we Canadians are a bit too | ti the Lakeland Broadcasting Corpora- tion for an increase in. the power of Oshawa's radio station CKLB, has been approved, according to an an- nouncement from Ottawa. adinn_Broadcasting Corporation hav- ing approved this increase, the new ok equipment to raise the station power . from 250 watts to 5000 watts will be . Canadians have often been accused | undertaken at once. Corporation, said that this great im- Oshawa. CKLB_ will, when the new installa- :tions are completed, have 20 times its present power. will be heard throughout a major portion of southern Ontario and that conscious of Oshawa's importance and prominence in this part of 'Canada.™ 4 The Blackstock O.N,0. Club pre: sented their three act comedy *Three Bright Girls" in the Recreation Hall on Friday evening to a large and ap- preciative audience. * Miss Joyce Venning attended the Stacy-Steele wedding in Oshawa Al- bert Street Church on Friday evening April 9th, The bride was formerly Miss Wilda Steele, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Steele, Purple Hill, Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Mountjoy and family, Langstaff, spent Sunday with family motored to Cobourg on Sunday to visit Mr, and Mrs, Bob Hart. Sorry to hear that Mr. Ira Argue, who has been in Bowmanville Hospi- tal, passed away on Tuesday. ! Mr. Fred Hyland was able to re- turn home on Sunday after a week's stay in Port Perry. Hospital. Sevéral Carloads from herg attend- ed the "Oshawa-Stouffville 'Hockey ing, ; od Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Goldwin Faint, Toronto .on the arrival Mr, and Mrs. Norman Mountjoy. of twin girls on Sunday, April 11th, The Can- Commenting on the new: power rat- ing given the station, A, H. Collins, | ead of the Lakeland Broadcasting rovement in broadcasting facilities ustrial and residential growth of The increase. means that "This_step forward", said Mr. Col- ns, "will mean that Oshawa's voice he outside world will become more that's 18.mon "When: you have to do ev children it's not easy to | essential shopping," says of 755 Desaulniers Blvd., = 35 3 ARE TH, Lynda shows typical little-girl interest in Aer mothe fou Mpc game in Stouffville Wednesday even-- | Mr. dnd Mvs. Howard Saywell and ---- = [RE EK r's telephone call; theold Donna, perched in.her high chair. tee erything for two small cave the house even for Mrs." Bernard Renaud St. Lambert, Que. (13 3 M H : y Pve really appreciated our telephone in the last few years. It means I can still in the paper and do my s pick up bargains I see hopping in a matter of minutes . . . by telephone. So, my "phone saves me money and gives me time crowd my busy day. That's to do other things that why I'think one of the best bargains I ever bought was our telephone!" wT E COMPANY OF CANADA And this isn't "BUSINESS DIRECTORY | --Bowmanville Statesman. + MODERN METHODS NOT ALWAYS BEST-- Dr. W. J. Dunlop, Ontario minister of education, at a school opening in Dunnville recently, urged his hearers: not to be _carried-away with theories on. éducation currently labelled "as "up-to-date". The minister said he would rather Austin C. A. Bathie p.c. DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC MONDAYS, THURSDAY, ~ and SATURDAY For appointment, Phone 206R Queen and Bcugog Streets PORT PERRY put the emphasis on spelling, "mathe- matics, history and science and not allow such subjects-as-music ,art, phy- sical instruction, home economies and shop' practice to encroach on what he looked upon as the more-fundamental lessons to be learned. Following up ed the whole MONTEITH & MONTEITH, RIEHL & CO. CHARTERED: ACCOUNTANTS 135.8imcoe Street N. Phone 65-4663 OSHAWA, ONT. citizens for the next generation, He work and the competitive spirit from These statements by Dr. Dunlop in- dicate that he realizes the pendulum is swinging back from the education- in attendance at my Port Perry school life, office on Wednesday morning and Friday afternoon of each week, ARTHUR W. S. GREER, Q.C. or by appointment. al theories of recent years whereby seem to be the ruling 'ideas with re- gard to. the training of pupils, Ex- fence has taught that the basic re- M . ] R . Re amants of a good education do not echanica @ als to ALL CLASSES OF MACHINERY, change with the years. Our opinion is that the minister's attitude will have .a healthy influehce on our edu- cational methods. In; another address at.the Pelham District High" School Dr. Dunlop pointed out the importance of person- ality. 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