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' Receives Bar For Decoration
Squadron Leader M. N. W. Robertson, CD, re-
ceived the Bar to his Canadian Forces Decoration
from Group Captain J. G. Mathieson, MBE, CD,
Comnianding Officer of RCAF Station Clinton.
Squadron Leader Robertson, Chief Technical Ser-
vices Officer at RCAF Station Clinton, is the son of
Mrs. E. W. Robertson, 39 King Street West, Bur-
ford. He attended Burford public and high school
and after graduation from McMaster University in
1940 joined the RCAF. (RCAF Photo)
Gets Award For Suggestion
Thursday, June 28 was an extra pay-day for
Corporal Douglas Cail, Camp Borden, shown receiv-
ing a cash, award from Group Captain J. G. Math-
ieson, MBE, CD, Commanding Officer of 'RCAF
Station Clinton. The award was made on behalf
of the Suggestion Award Committee of the Depart-
ment of National Defence for a modification sug-
gested by Corporal Cail 'for the servicing of spark
plugs. This is the second award Corporal Cail has
received this year. Corporal Cail is a Basic Elec-
tronics student at RCAF Station Clinton.
(RCAF Photo)
Quick
Canadian Quiz
What species of fish, a maj-
or catch on both Canada's
Atlantic and Pacific coastt,
is the fish most widely used
in the world as human food?
1. Of the 4,242,490 Canadians
who paid income tax in 1959,
what Percentage were hi the
$15,000-a-year and over in-
come group?
2. What law makes it illegal
for any proVince or munici-
pality in Canada to levy a
hidden tax?
4. Spending by all governments
in Canada totalled $1.1 bil-
lion in 1939, $3.8 billion in
1949, 911.2 billion in 1959.
What was the 196'1 total?
ANSWERS: 4. $13 billion..3.
The B.N.A. Act. 1. The herring.
2. Just over one percent.
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NORTHWEST TERRITORIES FLEW THEIR JuNKERS TRANSRon:
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ORIGINAL*PROP"WAS WRE4KED DURING A LANDING!
RELEASED BY THE R.C.ME,'s MR TRANSPORT COMMAND
combination of earthbound
gravity, when it will no doubt
be a treat to have both feet
an the ground, a constant whirl
into space and a zoom ride on
rails as smooth at jelly slipping
over a hot plate.
Youngsters will have no dif-
ficulty in adjusting to these
promises. As Ricky remarked,
"All conditions are GO and I
really mean GO". We of my
generation may have a fuiture
job as traffic cop sitting in a
pearly booth on a pink cloud.
It looks from where I stand
right now, as though the hu-
man population of this old
earth is going to need some
angelic directing.
ANNOUNCEMENT
I have sold my Machine Shop
at 46 King Street, Clinton,
to Gerald Blake,
effective July 9, 1962.
I thank my many customers for
their loyal support during the past 15
years. Continued patronage of Gerold
would be apprecatied.
Charles Nelson
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to be held
Wednesday, July 18th
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at
Waterloo Cattle Breeding Assoc.
Lexington Rd., Waterloo
Guest Speaker Entertainment and
Hon. W. A., Stewart Lunch provided
ONLY THE BEST OF BULLS WILL BE THERE
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A Youngsters Reaction
It wasn't 'the weird effect
created by film and s sound,
the Government of the
United States has successfully
projected to simulate a trip to
the moon, .Ford's
rocket ride into Space, or Gen,
_eral Motors ca,operation with
the State of Washington to
create .the "World of Tomor-
row", where thousand's every
day Are elevated in a Enbbleat-'
or into what we may expect
of the coming century,
None of these thrilling spec-.
tacles alt 'the Seattle World's
Fair amazed. me quite as much
as young Ricky's casual accept-
ance of the forecast for his
adult existence.
I am quite sure if a Gayway
"(barker" had tried to rent him
an aluminum pressurized space
suit with a promise that hp
could (swing on a star while .
I rambled around the Fine Ants
building, he would have taken
it quite casually.
Ricky will never be a patron
of the .arts. The only object in
this startling and highly imag-
inative collection of modern oils
and statuary - at the Seattle
World's Fair that rang a bell
with him, was the Rube Gold-
berg contraption. "Metamatic"
created of welded trash that
went off like a bomb at inter-
vals jangling its old saws, tri-
cycles, . headlight rims and
heaven - knows - what, like a
Hoochie4Coochie dancer.
I found today's eleven-year-
old boy .is much more mature
than any of us give him credit
for being... He has been raised
on "Orbits" 'breakfast 'food,
watched Glenn and Carpenter
blast Off into outer space on
his school TV. SpUtnicks, .Ech-
oes, Thor missiles "and 'space
travel are not scientific marvels-
to him, or even exciting. His
world of tomorrow has already
arrived.
Ricky's maturity was most
apparent when he entered
Canada House. This exhibit
was something b:e could '.get, his
intellectual molars into. I was
interested in his first remark,
"Canada is showing the world
what we are doing in the 20th
century to prepare for Century
21. Not a lot of fancy plastic
models like most exhibits. This
is: REAL!"
The map of Canada, that
dominates our country's parti-
cipation in this World's Fair,
is so beautiful it has had wide
publicity. Well-deserved praise
from the stream of humanity
that trudges from one building
to the ,other along the Inter,
PatiOnal Boulevard's has been
audible.
Created of copper and brass,
its acquamarine water areas.
and colored lights, that point
up the industrial development
of Canada, make an effective
mural so large I could only
rocas, lest than half in the lens
of my camera standing .at a
distance of some thirty feet.
What is planned of the eventu-
al resting place of this master-
piece was:. not revealed in any
of the articles which Appeared
in newspapers during our stay
in Seattle, but I would hope
that it will have a prominent
place in Canada where- Cana-
dians and visitors alike can ad-
mire it for some time 'to come.
Besides the map, there. were
actual working models of a
newly - developed perforated
breakwater, the cobalt bomb
for the Itreatm,ent of cancer, re-
actors, and Top Side Sounder
satellite. Realistically, the high
arctic community of the future
was modelled so convincingly
it hardly seemed improbable
'that 'in less time than the life
span , of a human being this
wasteland may be dotted with
high-rise apartment buildings
built on stilts 'above the perma-
frost to accommodate future
population of this area. This
imaginary project I could en-
vision for I saw some small
measure of what is being re.:
searched and planned for the
Arctic on my trip to Churchill
two years ago.
But don't get the impression
that the "House of Tomorrow"
with its fantastic construction
and use of light for living and
the echo of what is ahead in
the field of transportation, did
not . register With bath. Ricky •
and hit grandmother as being
not only plausible 'but possible,
Man will not only be traveling
above the earth in capsules, he
will .be riding in cloudlike com-
fort on rails, in clearview two-
decker coaches, where he can
recline in 'automatically con-
trolled, foam padded seats,
while his car goes along with
him, Stored "below d'e'ck" for
easy access when he gets a yen
to hit a "thruway".
Century 21 promises to be a
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