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the municipal battle- though man live in the present which in on fnitnnl become the poet he devote the majority of hi effort and thought to the future it u the future which judge man deed and profit from ht achievement the wwift rtwh of technological change vmch carrte all rite beore ft bean both the hope o the future and a tleadlu fear of dvitrvction s m black probably no single item is so common in municipalities today the thought time and effort directed to the expansion of the mum cipalities industrial establishments a new industry in a town brings with it an enthusiasm that breathes new life into commerce and citizens generally for mumc ipal representatives it means a new source of tax revenue in budgets that are already at limit probably this is why a recent publication ontario industrial development holds so much interest in its review of the past 10 years and its predictions on the next 10 during 1959 146 companies established new industries in ontario through buying an industrial site or renting building or pur chasing industrial premises that means of course 146 companies to be shared by all the hungry municipalities who are exerting vary infl degrees of enthusiasm and activity in en eouregmg settlement in then particular com munity metro toronto took the lion s share of 26 brampton won three hamilton took seven guelph trafalgar and burlington each two and georgetown oakville and milton one each equally important in the industrial pic rure of course is the fact that during 1959 573 ontario plants made additions to their existing facilities again metro toronto lead with 164 additions listed guelph has 12 hamilton five trafalgar five burlington six brampton three georgetown two and milton end acton one each looking ahead to the shape of things to come in the 1960s the report suggests a 25 per cent increase in the population if that held true we would have a milton population of 6 250 acton at 5 000 and georgetown at 11 000 of course there will be other factors that will alter these figures and the growth might indeed exceed the 25 per cent in this area halton s population has grown from around the 50 000 mark m the mid 1950s to over 1 08 000 today but if ontario industry is to grow not only wih there bave to be new technological de velopments but an increase in the canadian content of our natural resources before we export them we must also have the initiative to develop new products and of course seek new world markets many canadian operations defined as manufacturing operations could more proper ly be called assembly operations because so many have simply involved the putting to gether and assembly of imported parts wherever economic parts should be made in canada and canadians process their raw mat enals to a greater degree the buildup of an increasing variety of industry is canada s means fo continue the rate of growth that the country deserves and must have in the sixties all the forecasts point to increased activ ify beyond the mid sixties but few point to any great activity m the early sixties it is quite possible that the levelling off period we have all anticipated would come some day may have arrived at the moment that will certainly mean increased competition for new industries in the municipalities towns in this area do not seem to have fared badly m the past and there is legitimate hope that the share will increase as the strategic location and services available become more widely known safety is a personal thing safety rules and laws for punishing those who violate them have not prevented a large toll in traffic accidents so far this year the royal bank letter for july states safety is a personal thing and we quote in part safety is a personal thing the very sim phcity of this fact makes it necessary- to re peat it often j most accidents are caused by ignorance carelessness selfishness or impatience and all these accidcrts con be prevented there is no immunity from danger the ihing to know is how to meet it they are unfortunate people who imagine that life can be wholly secure and certain man has been living on the earth for perhaps a quarter mil lion years and during almost all of that time his life has been one continual struggle to keep himself alive and to bring up his child ren il t not e l pu a gua a the physical hazards we must put a guard around our thinking also consider our emo tions even if the conduct of other people has been the cause of our emotion it is really we ourselves who have created the resulting danger by the way in which we have reacted but we cannot allow carefulness to para lyze us if we wait always until the outcome of our movements s certain we will never move we must know how to take chances intelligently education in safety beqms with study of responsibilityresponsibility for preservation of our own lives and the lives of others it doesn i cease with stopping and looking and listening it goes on to think people who re fuse to think about safety are setting the stage for tragedy laws are not enough to preserve sociely the desire for safety is the background from which has sprung some ninety per cent of our criminal law the roman law said the safety uf the people is the supreme law but until we desire to live safely the law cannot surely there is time conada is the only country in the world which neither respects nor preserves its pio neer architecture according to a recent maga zine article in ottawa a century old stone inn was torn down last fall to provide space for a gas station in halifax wreckers demolished horsebrook house the home of nineteenth century privateer enos collins one of the city s few remaining loyalist mansions and a gem of georgian architecture at st and rews maniioba on the red river a school built in the 1830s where some of thtf wests early leaders were educated was torn down to supply lumber foi a pigpen why don t we treat our ancestors homes and public buildings as the national treasures they are anthony adamson toronto arch too and university professor felt we hadn t tie national self respect to value them ruth home director of museum research of the ontario colleqe of art and pres dent of the architectural conservancy of ontario believ ed that because our trdif on were two thousand miles away we uldn t believe that we had anything of our own that was worth while could use for not preserving our h story gen erally so little has been recorded of early halton and so little effort made o preserve its history relics that we may indeed wonder if it is because we feel our trad lions are across the sea if we could all fesake the rush of this progressive aae for a few m nutes we might find t me to mentally reconstruct some of the early history of halton the dense for ests crisscrossed b the trails of the fr end ly m ss ssaguas the ru g st earns that pro v ded a harvest of salmon the bacs break nq work of clearing the de sey fo ested land hallon has a h story as t ch romant r and 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