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thi moroferown hiralo wadnaadar may 4th its j pagb8 expi ress buses hntfto old woodbine races saturdays monday may 18th may 9th to may 30th leave georgetown 1 1 35 daylight time t25 includes admission return after last race tickets and information at corner cupboard restaurant tr 73051 spring a ideas jtf- special a outside paint beaver cpi wbite green j ac red gal beaver lumber nursery stock evergreen flowering shrubs bedding plants 27 varieties of petunias alone in our large selection of 18000 assorted boxes webbs greenhouses town tine l miles south of village phorw huttonville 128 j 1 the cottage inn for good things to eat all through the day breakfast coffee break lunch dinner or the evening snack do come in and let us serve you melirw s tr 79004 halton mp would promote government aid for research on monday april sth haltonv federal member of parliament sandy best made a lengthy speech in parliament in which lie urged formation of a government com mittee to study organization of scientific research and pointed out the need for increased government aid in the research field text of his speech ts concluded from last weeks edition this is an important matter i believe that research should be connected with the universities and educational institutions as much as possible i would advoc ate mr speaker that this commit tee might examine the british scheme as the hon member for lambton west mentioned research groups could be attached to univer sities across canada i can think of no country that would benefit more from the establishment of specialized teams for example these people could look into cer tain aspects of biological medical or chemical research and other fields we in canada can rarely afford the manpowerr or the fin ances of having more than one of these highly specialized groups but perhaps a council could form ulate a plan whereby we could on the atlantic and pacific coasts and another station i believe in the province of quebec the dept of mines technical surveys has a mines laboratory the dept of national health and welfare main tains laboratories generally for the protection of public health the dept of northern affairs and nat tonal resources has a forest res oarch division and a forest products laboratory we have seen these various areas of research one can also add to this the anous provincial institutions which are engaged m research largely ap plied to industry particularly in dustnes in the provinces concern cd the federal dept of agricul lure sponsors a great deal of im portant research we have seen the reorganizatibn of the federal dept of agriculture i refer to the reorganization of the experi mental farm services and the scl ence service portion of that dep artment i think this is a natural outflow of the interrtlatiohsbips which come about in research in this day and age one cannot be let us say a wheat plant breeder without some knowledge of jilant patholog genetics soils and so on the various departments which bad been separated and are being overcome this fundamental prob- lsrourgot together m this reorgan i t ranaa pjtjon scheme provide an examp- rewithin the dept of agriculture -p- -of- an overall reorganization and wedding invitations our spec- itypbone tr tool lem which we have in canadaj ty encouraging rttsesrch groups in many of our specialized fields we simply do not have in canada adequate facilities for training a university by itself can generally afford speaking financially and also in a manpower sense one man and one woman only who is a specialist let us say m the dis ease of fish and this subject is used just as an example it is nec essary to give training to gradu ate students and personnel in uni versities m order that we can have these people trained and employed in canada the need is great there is a crying need in many fields with these research groups one group per specialized field so to speak and many df these groups attached to our educational institu tions right across canada we could give training in depth of knowledge i think this would be a tremendous step forward in the way of prog ressi i might add while mentioning the establishment of a separate me dical research council that a com mittee headed up by doctor far quharson of the universit of to ronto vice president of the natio nal research council in charge of medical research is now studying organization problems this com mittee established bj the minister of trade and commerce is investi gating this whole situation and should report sometime in the near future the small research groups which have plajed such an important part in general research in on at britain would be one of the im portant matters that we should deal with i would think that this committee should be one which would first of all make an over all surc of existing research in unada look at the overall picture first of all jnd sec what aeas an j m st in need of ffdtrdl a istanit federal organize ion of bodies whith unit under our junsdietiun liul the committee after that cou d continuing group whioheach jear during the ses sions- of parliament or perhaps at other times than during the sessions of parliament could con linue to study the various aspects of research pcanada and keep the memberstoi this house up to date on the various specialized fields there is a gap and i think this gap probably widens each year between technological and scicnti fie research advances which hate made our world almost a wonder land and our knowledge of them our ability to legislate in the fields because we must deal and grap ple with these problems has not increased in a comparative degree there is a liason gap there which this committee could fill and where it could play a part which would be of tremendous importance the years ahead in conclusion mr speaker i would be remiss if i were not to mention some of he research which is going on in canada at the pros ent time we have various gov eminent departments of course engaged in the field of research the dept of fisheries has a fish rnes research board with stations burlington music program entertainment for manor georgetown propane gas sms and service for home farm industry distributor for afagas ltd agincourt ontario tanks stored at silvercreek on no 7 highway bill mcenery tr 72032 collect if btcatwrl channelling of information and re search we should look at this example when studying research in this country the dept of ag nculture for man ears has car ned on much useful research in canada probably one could look again at our universities i have mentioned that the universities are the main stage of most of our fun damental research drama and 1 believe this should continue we can look at our industries the industries in canada are spen ding a considerable amount of mo ney on research and development i think the figures would indicate that in 1955 for instance and i am reading from the commercial letter of the canadian bank of commerce of september 1957 between 65 and 66 million were spent during that ear but again in this small countrj of ours we face a problem man of our large companies those most able to con duct research are subsidiaries so to speak in man cases of parent companies in great britain or in the united states and the re starch activities have been carried out bj those parent companies to the del lment perhaps of rtsearth in canal j tertainlv to the detxinun vr tht and institutions within the partic tilar ntdustrv in canada but this situation is changing tht htin member for 1 amoton we t tmr murphvi mentioned the chemical industry i think that i a prime example in tht cheiniul industrjthe engincerm- industries and the forest products mdu r u have sttii the urowth uf lam atirif i think m should ehii i nf in lu tr to imrum tlw howth of industrial rest arth in ur tax liws all mancc i made a o n fl ptr tent if taxable nc mie is deduct ih e if u id f i i arch b ltmpaniei i am n i tht sitliati n mr j speaker bit tt wrtli d be interest to know in how manv cases that five per cent of taxable income deduction for research purports was made use of b various in strial companies in some cases ti the projects arc approved the figure can be larger than five per cent two or three vears- ago the in dustnal foundation on education was organized i think thcrcjs here a potential opportunity for small companies and mediumsi zed companies with related inter esls to band together and form a research organization i believe there are one or two of these in existence in canada at this mom ent they have been a ver suc cessful part of the reesarch scene in great britain where they rec eive government encouragement and some government assistance in various cases tndustnal or trade groups could join together and pool some of their resources with in the framework of competitive industries in order to solve number of research problems so as to make better products or in crease productivity this then li the research scene as i see it in canada at the moment i think that a first and long step forward would be the establishment of this committee of the house of commons to examine the whole of the research scene and report back to this house there is no doubt whatever that we need in creased research facilities and pro bably increased reorganization in our various institutions 1 am sure that this committee could serve as a foundation for information to the government and as an ideal liaison group to accomplish this purpose represent georgetown at c of c convention harold marshall and dtck licata will represent georgetown cham ber of commerce at the annual meeting of the ontario chamber this week in kingston they are directors of the local chamber at commerce i a very enjoyable program after the presentation of which many complimentary remarks were heard on all sides was presented for the residents on tuesday ev ning april 21st by thirty four ladies and gentlemen from bur lington the ladies were members of the evening branch of the w a of st lukt s church in burling ton and they were under the lea dciship of their very talented pres ident miss kathleen donkin while th audience was assembling mr lon walker plajed a number of piano numbers mrs alien wel coined the guests and then hand ed over the program to miss kath leen donkin who announced the various selections the first item on the program was a piano du et expertly played by mrs c brown and miss phyllis donkin its title was the sunflower dance from the opera william tell a community sing song led by miss k donkin and mr len walker with mr walker also playing the ac cordion was undertaken with en thusiasm by the visitors and resi dents and many well known hymns and ballads were sung the next portion of the program delighted not only the scottish el ement in- the audience but all the visitors and residents it was made up of a number of scottish danc es with an irish jig thrown in for good measure these dances were performed to the stirring music of the bagpipes played by mr george henderson the first dance waf a sword dance performed by two dancers jane adams and lois broth we 11 this was followed by a hornpipe danced bj jeanie adams and highland fling by june ad ams the sheantrucs was danced by lois brothwell and an irish jig by jeanie adams these clever dancers performed very expertly and gracefully and the stirring music of the bagpipes added to the general enjoy ment in an inter va between two of the dances jane thorpe gave a most enjoyable rendition of the well known song surrey with the fringe on top from the musical comedy okla homa she was accompanied by miss phyllis donkin at the piano the last number on this delight f ul program w as the singing of two hmns by a group of nine la dies from among the visitors at the close of the program cello- phone bag- containing a v ant tv of armies suitable for both the nun and the women residents were li tributid a- ifts from the vis itor verv sotiable half hour durin whitli ice en am and cook army legion compete in rifle shooting last friday night may 1st the army anefflrogion shot it out with rifles at the local armouries in the park there were a number of teams competing from sur rounding legions and army units braneh 120 georgetown won the beautiful trophy which was dona tedy john labalt for this nuctmlent team and reserves consisted of george rogers harry bottoms jack cnchton harold bennett shcl lawr gord reid andreserves merle reid and harry howard although the shoot was not as well attended as it should have been it is planned to repeat this very interesting and exciting even ing next year the community has some wonderful shots and this gives them an opportunity to prac tice on a good ritlc rangt legion units taking part wish to express thanks to the command ing officer captain earl lince and the officers and men of the regiment for their b tug allowed i lake part halton county weed control news by v e mcarthur county weed inspector development of personnel i il d mju d h the wsu rs and 1 ntuuu within ihp uartu 1 c j f 1 di ink wore served brought thii romp etel enjojatile cvcnin to a cl e hearty round of ap plans f ir thesi thoughtful an 1 s ladies from st i uki ptovtri h w much tht residents ha 1 tij ed the vi inn sp ikui on t i th m of in p i 1 inul i inuiiuti ui to th hn i m it t i nth th it hit n bt m luisiiitis nn ii thim as r mind in i haptr 1 if i t e nn iu j i ti iha n i i i in n at i k in tht ch pi i n if ern in p il i h bi i mi m th it l tin tuns i tda di n hji i i ii h lu i n u h f ir ihi ttmtn mr grahim said that l he itat m ijt tv and tht w mdirful love of ood cacapi man ersotis today to persoiii outside the christian church it is a scandal that christians are broken up into so many denomination to offset this we raum envisage th majesty and love of ood and the knowledge of his majtst and love will help all christians to worship in unit t thtirth sundiv tin tin artie i no 1 on behalf of county council wish to thank the residents o halton for the fintlsupport and cooperation afforded- the weed control programme in 1958 while some degree of progress was ach leved last season further improve ment is desirable and we again are soliciting your cooperation and goodwill the following is an outli the county weed control program planned for the 1959 season 1 a recommendation to eoun cils each municipalit b assistance to municipal in spectors 2 improvtd svsieni of earl no tices to owners of idle land 3 v pt nmt nls in chemical weed control in c operation with he ha ton boil and crop improve me nt association and the agricul t ural lie pre slii lain e mr r rancis 4 assistance to farm spraver uwners when required 5 tndieatmn of ommon harbf rrv fi special t ff irt i nti in of rai ra is publieitv a weed control vrtuks untv prr in ditrihuti tn f it poster i ubiit sh ol i onh st mackenzie news st marys pyramid brand portland cement mortar mix 1 16 for use below grade mprtar mix 2 1 8 for use above grade quick lime mason s hydrated ime 1 05 bag 1 20 per bag t 115 per bag 1 15 80 lb bag 80c per 50 lb bag r mackenzie sonli coal lumbers building supplies canadas largest household moving co hill ihritlovrr 2392 dundas street west toronto local and long distance household moving modem furniture warehouses crating and shipping for overseas call le 14671 reverse charges upholstery chesterfields and chairs recovered custom upholstery chesterfields chairs and carpets cleaned estimates on request gosling tyler upholstering glendale 12945 brampton residence tr 74890 or 4454 all known i stcure coop i i h 1 f urs an i i uk in 1 pittun j irjiuj l his i i i k m 1 i r hit m f ir inti fi i ton help the red cross bv giving the canvasser a cordial reception when he calls next wednesday in the blitz fund campaign coop grass seed 5 lb bag 375 special mixtures of grass seed made up 60c per lb lawn fertilizer lawn fertilizer with grub killer chain link fence 17 00 per 100 ft fence posts both cedar and steel good supply of clover seeds and fertilizers in stock halton coop supplies guelph street triangle 72271 anniversary sale marks wigo fifth business year moms goudeketting and ed lener proprietors of wigo tv are celebrating five ears of suc cessful business in town this week with a gala anniversary sale at their main street tlore originally located in part of the cordaro building across the street wigo tv moved to their larger quarters in october 1954 after just six months of tv sales and service their present store was formerly the horseshoe grill and underwent an extensive remodell ing change in the fall of 1957 when approximately five hundred feet of floor space was added onto the rear or the building an impres sive new store front was unveiled in march last year natives of holland ed wiener and morris goudeketting came to canada in 1d53 and worked with the philips com panj in toronto as tv troubleshooters for a year be fore commg to town since then dick dcboer main st n has join ed the staff both men are married and res ide in town morris vho married has partner s sister the former blanche wiener at 8 prince char les drive with daughter yolanda and son alex and ed who mar ned the former nelli daamen at 10 prince charles dr with twins yolanda and hans and baby son eddie how to live well catyadas manufacturing industry began to grow signific antly about 80 years ago when the people decided that more of their needs should be provided from canadian factories today manufacturing is the most important element in the canadian economy it provides nearly half of all ernployment it pays high taxes and if is the greatest contributor to our national production manufacturing will continue to provide canadians wrth the world s second highest standard of living if the people of canada will buy canadian the steel company of canada limited montreal cananoque hamilton braktforo toronto