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We should not forget however, that they will only be able to shoulder their responsibilities in a manner consistant with the teachings _ and the example which they will have received citizen starts in the home and there is no substitute for this first step in the overall process. Like all proud parents, we exâ€" pect a lot of our youth, and we must do so if our young country is to fulfill is ambitions. _ No doubt we will admit that the basic education of any good doesn‘t know who, Its the man he will be when boyâ€" hood is through, but the man he will be may carry a gun, a gangster, an outlaw whom decent men shun, or perhaps if you‘ll help him, he‘ll win a good name, and climb up the ladder that leads on to fame. Yes, he‘s waiting for someone, he doesn‘t know who, for the man that he‘ll be, deâ€" pends upon you. The problem of Juvenile Delâ€" inquency has become so wide spread that it constitutes a pretty serious indictment of the society in which we live. The fact that this problem is only caused by a minority of the youth does not excuse it nor minimize its importance. In 1958 we had $1,000 Juvenile Delinquents, I know what our answer will be to such a condition. We who are intensely interestâ€" ed in the welfare of our youth, must be continually on the alert, so that when their opportunity does come, we may be able to assist them in every way possiâ€" ble. Your advice, guidance and help is a very important factor in their future success and hapâ€" piness. He‘s waiting for someone, he As we all realize "our Youth of toâ€"day will be our citizens of tomorrow." With that in mind my message at this time brings to you the importance of Christâ€" ian Training, Education and Wholesome Recreation. During the last session of Parlâ€" fament quite a number of bills have been presented by Memâ€" bers of the House of Commons on Juvenile Delinquency, Boy Scouts Association, Vocational training pertaining to our younâ€" ger folks, along with their Christâ€" ian Training and Recreation. From time to time I have spoken to various groups on the subject "Our obligations from day to day especially concerning our Youth." What is Bonn‘s reply to fear? A nation deâ€" feated in war might be expected to eschew belligerence and boasting. But the miracle of The number of victims so far is picayune compared to the colossal total of refugees from Nazism and the genocide perpetrated by the Nazis. When a knot of indignant West Berlinâ€" ers hurled imprecations across the line at UIâ€" bricht‘s People‘s Police near the Friedrichstrasse gate (Checkpoint Charlie to the Americans), I could not avoid guessing the degree of their indignation when Hitler sealed off the springs of life to 6,000,000 Jews. But the wall is not mathematics; it is immorality. (On one street, with superb irony, the Communists sealed off a church called Versohnungskirche â€" Church of Reconciliation.) 1 rigzagged along a considerable section of that wall. It is not a chimera. It is a grim artifact of hatred and intent â€" an affront to human dignity in symbolism, a portent, possiâ€" bly, of planned strangulation. ‘The second clinical example of fearâ€"force is West Germany, whose nightmare is further Soviet encroachment and final absorption of West Berlin. The extent of justification is proâ€" blematical â€" certainly far less than the Briton‘s brooding fear of atomic annihilation. It has been given sharp focus by the wall between East and West Berlin that was erected in 10 days by Walter Ulbricht‘s implacable Communist Govâ€" ernment on almost every inch of the 28â€"mile FEAR: Demonic Enemy Of All Mankind (This is the second of a series.of five articles by Dr. Feinberg, Rabbi Emeritus of Holy Blossom Temple in Toronto. Rep. Globe) the Ontarioâ€"Quebec Newspaper Association. loo and Waterloo County, is published at 104 King Street South, Waterloo, every Thursday. The Chronicle is a memâ€" ber of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association and of The Waterloo Chronicle, Waterloo County‘s oldest Engâ€" lish newspaper, devoted to the interests of the City of Waterâ€" J. H. SMITH, Managing Editor and Publisher Authorized as second class mail, P.O. Dept., Ottawa. The Waterfoo Chronicle by ABRAHAM L. FEINBERG uals. But responsibility means work, and unfortunately too many of us have a natural tenâ€" dency to leave it to the other fellow to do the job. The "Pass the buck" or "let George do it" policy has never been known to lead to great achievements. Let us teach by setting a good Fducation also means developâ€" ing in our children a strong sense o_f responsibility as individâ€" might be asked; "Have you your junior matric, senior matric, B.A. or have you a trade? If they have any of these fine qualifications and are accepted for that posiâ€" tion nine times out of ten their salaries could be increased in a When that boy or girl leaves school, seeking a position, and walks into the office of the Manâ€" ager or Superintendent of any firm, perhaps the first thing they Toâ€"day we are blessed with wonderful schools, colleges, and Universities, and teachers who are every ready and willing to bring that knowledge so essenâ€" tial to every boy and girl of this great country of ours. But may I suggest to all parents and our youth _ that education â€" should never be sacrificed for recreaâ€" Our second thought could be â€"Education so important to our youth of toâ€"day. Education which afterall is the systematic trainâ€" ing of the moral and intellectual faculties. Education which aim should be to bring young people to the point where they can make a decision, and accept the responâ€" siblity of that decision. The strongest force in this country has been the christian family, when unified by the love of Christ and guided by God‘s word, the family has made a home out of a house, a communâ€" ity out of a town, a congregaâ€" tion out of a church, and in the case of the pioneers a nation out of a wilderness. Toâ€"day the Y.M.C.A. has over 6 million boys enrolled in this great organization. The Y.W.C.A. has a similar number of girls. The Catholic Youth Movement are doing a splendid work, our church organizations have excelâ€" led in their efforts, but perhaps we could let Canada speak in this way. assests previously mentioned let us consider first â€" Christian Training â€" It gives to the youth the meaning of fellowship, friendship, the meaning of home life, community life and his place in the country. In looking over these great By O. W. (Mike) WEICHEL Ottawa Report Member of Parliament, Waterloo North Many West Germans have no doubt, and profess to have no qualms, about a clash with the Soviet Union; they think it can be kept to local dimensions, conducted in an area small enough to permit victory. Gerd Schmueckle, perâ€" sonal representative of Defense Minister Franz Josef Strauss, outlined to me .with sureâ€"footed erudition the inherent incompatibility of Russia and European culture, and the dire consequenâ€" ces of her penetration into the West â€" with the unmistakeable hint that it must be stopped. Among these gifts of the big American brother is the right, nay the urgent invitation, to rearm, and the raising of West Berlin to the rank of a fortress of freedom (thus entitled to defense). A warrior people such as the Germans needs no reminder of its virile military tradiâ€" tion â€" though the Washington spotlight on Berâ€" lin would have been one â€" and U.S. and Gerâ€" man army brass siap backs, I noted, like memâ€" bers of the same dueling fraternity. economic recovery glitters on every hand; Berâ€" lin‘s Kurfurstendamm glows with expensive baubles, good beer and wellfed faces The United States, at first with calculation, then with cordiality, subdued memories of Hitler for a romance with his successors. It showed genâ€" erosity to a vanquished foe so unreservedly that a cabdriver likened Berlin‘s new modernâ€" istic Congress Hall to the upsideâ€"down, empty hat of Uncle Sam, "now that he has given all his money to us". have a weakness for muffins. The palace takes muffins so seriously that a muffinmaker named Edward Tong has receivâ€" ed an appointment which enâ€" titles him to a Royal coat of arms, and requires him to send muffin samples regularly to the ROYAL MUFFINS The Queen and Prince Philip have a weakness for muffins. The palace takes muffins so seriously that a muffinmaker named Edward Tong has receivâ€" To build healthy bodies and minds, yes, recreation has many benefits, such as physical and mental development for those participating. In my maiden speech in the House of Commons, Jaunary 20th 1959, I was priveleged to be the first to support and mention among other things Physical Fitâ€" nesa and Amateur Sport, and the advisability of Government finâ€" anciel assistance. This bill has new been passed in the House of Commons and the Canadian Senate, and should be of great assistance to all youth willing to participate in such a fine proâ€" Most young people must be aware by this time, that the adult world is concerned about those who are unemployed in the natâ€" ion. What they may not realize is that persons with a less than grade nine education form the greater part of the total of the unemployed. It is our obligation to impress upon our young people that a high school educaâ€" tion is a must for any person who wants to be su re of holding a position in our modern society. Our third thought could be: wholesome Recreation. | It seems inevitable that those who leave school before graduaâ€" tion will miss most of the opporâ€" tunities available in our country. They will cut themselves off from the possibility of industry, they may have to face a lifetime of insecurity. Young people who leave school prematurely are eutting themselves off from most of the opportunities available in our country. Now as never before Canada‘s progress and security depend on the educational level, technical knowledge and skill of her people. Help them develop their talâ€" ents as an aid to popularity. Don‘t be overstrict, suspicious or dictatorial â€" however show conâ€" And last but not least â€" make church attendance a family exâ€" perience in which everybody participates. Recently our beloved Governor General made the statement in regards to the importance of edâ€" ucation. I quote. children. ce Teach them to be good losers. Don‘t allow fear to cause them Show affection for one another by words and acts. Give young people freedom to make their own decisions within reason. as we have done, but they will learn and in the process they will realize that they too have an important role to play in the aspriations of our nation. I could sum up my advice to the family with teenagers in the following points. Develop a good family relatâ€" jonship. _ _ example first, and then by giving the young folks plenty of opporâ€" tunities to assume responsibiliâ€" for It wasn‘t until last century that pretzels became something to nibble all the year round. This name came to be brezel or prezel, and finally pretzel. Pretzels were especially popâ€" ular in central Europe where they made their appearance each year on Ash Wednesday, and were often distributed to the poor as well as being sold on After Easter pretzels weren‘t baked again until next Lent. Because fat eggs and milk were forbidden to the early Christians during Lent, they made dough of flour, salt and water. This was shaped and folded to resemble two _ arms crossed in prayer. These were known as "bracellae", meaning little arms. "The Woman‘s Hand in Traffic Safety" on May 8, to be chaired by Mrs. John Hnatyshyn. 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