Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), January 18, 1962, p. 5

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square dancers arent wk nothing iquere ebout these dancer theyre having fun a ad getting n education at the unoe time theyre pup- ill in the high schools iquare noe clan held vry nidajf eventrvg a wrig worth euditonum- 75pftff ar uobel dolcon and inilruttof morn hfrrmtuwlh mx jumhbvcrth end gwd grah am below are pupils mr end mrs j mckay m and mn c walker mr eivj mi tom htrkhlioh artd fogrouruj ftfe end mt d wood jesotla lions fere undw way for amaufamfetlbii of anthony gas ud oil explorations of acton tad realm uitdnjt corp oration limited of toroato tatty seynuck president of the acton cxuapany reported thia week that discussions have been held with the toronto prm but to date bo final settle- ewot has bfn made k vmi the mjlmt u xctot uuk will be teu tkrobeb bro orti dluttfl will operation 62 replaces show boat twe wltfu h skew beat pratcj it coslown this year vke huur mltulrsl shew whuh kee n annual rot afy cm bredven hf bwn urij this year feritft en tirely new umw te be erediked end directed by hospital staffer wkeuea steewer cmmirun wke tud the hew beet be fere e ralph uriel ere in w ceeverutuwi with e hereld reeerter thli week sleemer intimated the new presentetion will be cetaput departure ir the mlnitrel styled ver ialy thew arte will probably be heavily lued with talirlcal spring thew type of humour llie irpuffim nt jhi i jrular will 1m calld ration u and the tilli ins ambu uvrfludm sin re tin lfijrjdf part of the rat will ik ilruun inm ti hfihpiu taft in fact hit production starti 1 out ai a h pilal fctaft kliow f c r the itn ns but ha snowball d int a main thow when dirtctor irtxlnrrr ljninrrjun talkil with shu uoal director halph lr1 i hoipltal fund i cramer jid the tilentr 1 hotary oub mu ic min will hi lp write the srojp fur opt r atn n fi2 ami imp other ex c itojtrrs will lue pni n inent part the 1 ur tlwi il ponnr it anit proo it ill be aplit buwren the jl t ir club end the hinpitjl uih the it tariani percrntan evt ntii allv ending up in the ho j ml uildinc fun 1 thruuli ttu ir jlcde pj mi nix sork on the rnpt ha been procresmnc for me time an t t will up alxmt a w k t f nc it rrartu the rrhejrvj tam inefficient producers not so says armour v living standards are the criterion a apinlcd atucfc on th rhorontrml that cenedtan maruficturni ere inefficient producrre was madr in itrant ford bv muarl armour suon- omic adviser ttie st pel com pany of canaitj umitrd speaking under the titlp the ntw caesjrsm mr armour aked if tanedianmanufaclur int is so inrlliclcnt as so mkny sprakrrs he chared of lad how come wp canailian rnjoj our current standard of living lergeil share any standard of living de- prniln upon production and canadian manufacturing till provides bv far the largest iarc of our gross domestic product the stelco econom st said in addition mimifacturtng li our largi st emplojcr 1r an overwhelming margin and it thus pays tlfe bulk of- canadian wagoi mr armour pointed out thit manufacturing also of itself is canada 3 hrgest taxpayer and without those taxes which it pays directly and without the taxes paid bv its employees the elaborate social structure can dians have- created since the endof world warn would toon collapse most efficient it muet bo clear to every one who views the canadian iceno objectively that had can adian manufacturers not boep amongst the most efficient to be found anywhere they could not lone have remained in bus lnoss ho said tho stetdo eiteeutive asked his audience to consider tho un usual jicrhaps unique 1 handicaps with which canadian manufacturers must contend just tq stay in business they lieve v very small and now rel atlvoly atatic domestic market aprestd over almost incredibly long distances they hive 1 terrain so rugged and a ellmato so hard that only the intrepid can successfully overcome those factors waoe patterns ur armour also autedmhat canadians have a national hljs toward the hewing of wood and drawing of watr which rrllrrls itself in a dchire to rnruurj c raw and semi finished produ-l- exports rvm at the cpns f maiiulaclurt ri whit are lirnl tied to the small and inailiqin rly protected duincilic nurkit hv reavon of lh ir injhihtv tn set waje pilt rns in ccontinn w th the irnnomtc f iris of thnr iwn particular rise in no field he rlaimed do tho have i ss room fur rmnoi uvre th in in tbc niatttr of thnr wat rles when gpognph an i ininv othrr rirrumstaneei raused u s d allow tin final sa as in iruny of oyr labour ind uth r plicics to lie with tho p uhi lisp outsidt canida r nmur asktd wen we not n il h putting the hulk of our m c ondan mainifarturmj indmlrv out nf the ovrrse is export bus mess mult be irbtome this is bliitiutiin which roust he irksome to mast can julians it is however a situ t ion with which we shall have to live until we have achieved a degree of national economic i self sufficiency which now ap pears to lie many yrars in the future until we can enlnrgi our domestic market to the point where we ourselves consume tho bulk of the natural res ources we are now capable of producing in such ahundancc and until we come to rely upon our own manufacturers for tho bulk of the things we need for tho support of the north am erican standard of living we rall remain shackled by our geographical location he said no encouragement it would her nice to think that our uomestic market is currently being enlarged at tho rte necessary to set us free from our existing bondage to geography the fitelco feconouv 1st stated jle contended i how ever that official statistics nf ford little or no encouragement 1h that direction put very starkly we can haie llttlo hope of making mufti progress as exporters of manu factured goods until countries other than the us raise their i wfcres to omrthing approach in pant with our own mr armour si i how long they 5 ill take in arhuvinc such uitv is 1 ni mrasiire of the 1 tli of t me it will tike us to bt romp xporh rs of nnilul ir in i jnnds o he untish r ii in ii ilian or japaru sp scale in othir word- fir the fort sirable futun our nnnufictur irs must depend up n the do mm stir nntkit for the bulk of thnr busini ind thit niarkrt ittiot nnw trowing a it srinutrt lighter burden r nrrd a iirjrr dnmrstir iii iri t which mi 111s treiti r tning of ciniilim minufict und prmhirts lis ttu people nf ii atla and thi ir jov rnmi nts c nnnuf irlun rs and the peo l li of anada ilxt n ed a much li ht r tix hurih n and it si iov 1 linn nt intt rvi ntion 1110 our hvs which nu 1111 mure pt r mini fnidom rathir than iihitl usirism i onlv wlun we enn 11 1 such ficts throuth the heads of the tniilian people and tin ir ajuirb cm we expect to vvt our gitatist probltmnnd thus at hit vi the brljjil hnpps which i up turn daniud before 111 head attack fata local mans father a sudden heart attack dccrnitx r 2th proved fatal fur clarence w wirlind of oak villr he was m ears old and had lived m uakville for 22 t ar i two sons lie haves hs wife vema ixtmaxiwo ktns mervin of i rt credit and hos of georae- tewrt and his mother mn re nt st wleland itev i hirlrs hancock of cal var itttitlst church eonduetefl the funeral service on decern ler zfllri at the s s russell aon funeral home interment vi in oakville cemetery chinguacousy council adds police committee chinuacouhy township conn cil increased its committees to tight at its inaugural mcctipk it added a police committee to the seven othtr committees al ready in ixisttnci iht township police force was formed last july and smcc then has boon controlled bv the fire and protection committee new members new committee members were appointe 1 aa follows ft nance councillor gordon lowe chairman deputy reeved george gird house councillor harold t wilson roads deputy reeve card house chairman council tors frank lyons and ed bluir property councillor lyons chairman councillor blair and deputy reeve gordliouse legislation fire councillor lowe chair man councillors wilson and ron weir police councillor wilson chairman councillors tyow ajid lowe recreation councillor blnirr chairman councillors weir and wilson sewer and water councillor weir chairman councillors ly ons and lowe ileeve cyril clark js oxffi- landscaping talk for alloa juniors ljindseiping wis the theme t avmetinn of alloa junior rar- mers on jamur th and r kiucht thi speaker talked about different tjpes of land srapini and thin showed slides on work hi had done tirolvu and jtm mckane wtve hosts fo the meeting quick end economical new foods was the theme for the junior institute meeting mrs ilill hunur told the girls about new developments in food and how quick and ccon omical froten foods are donna dolson was chosen as delegate from alloa to attend the convention at guelph herb watson 8 poke to the junior fnrmprb about pastures clo member of all committees all members of council are members of the legislation committee big sarv sale coma in and ui ell uti ntw remiaitm chiln uws maoe to mika your uwlnf woik to easier thin ever bi wise- man of mimis bar ttylit ooeratins features direct drive end geitdrlve models ashgrove welding tr mm rr j crtlown mining firm negotiates for finfhony kxplotations vloa furkr wvlfe ar tfie prtnat time 13 fcmksuclng wiu fend irt prmluingl mil wlt ferv 1ft pratloft in htm spyjde area five ctpyj 9m wll ere ucetd ifl tuiw by ere ttt ahrbony tomiptmf has 13060 r4 el land wuir tease the acton president stated that in the event of uaalgaine- tion officials here weuld retain uvcu present status and be in charge of any future develop vhr eurtalri f oes up aome irmein aoril but dilej havn t uen ofatf den nit e fwit ad rtiuiu juenlluau ue utk and 7th farm nbws review editor will speak to egg men by j a f the fdilor of the canadian irultry ilpyiew mr ii ii don man will be the gupt speaker jl a hcj1 dirnur mreling of tin llillon y g rroducers av toe lation mr don even li an suthcrity tn poultry production and fir nut y ean haj acted as rdikr ti tht inadun oul try ittvirw in his remarks hr w 11 explain the proposed i g markitini sclnine for ontario si rr ej j producers will he jki il in future in mthi to erm idtr an rj injrvetini scheme th drictir art arrinj ing the mil line to allow producers to jr- ml pniframtae i programme tlie met hog is 1m nff held in the a 1 11 ii ill milt it in 1 rti r hi it all m produr t r in ibillttii im euaiiitrt uilh thi pr i rjinnu an invilt t 11 ins n sttwlid to all i t lun is ta atttnd i age i th oaoftotrroww euuj tawrteuy ja itha im r vlv you kmow c ki- for the best deal on tv and stereo shop milliere tv sajis end service 14 wcleyan st rca victor cleirtone motorola phllto loweopta jotal cabs imsored wrtm sfahe farm would reactf frorw hew v6rk to simaxpore ithatt it millio wilh proitcud by st fttmi hw towftervlf i whsvr you itrtv and you gtt thli isrvk t rock boltom jlll btciut stiu firm lm to intbr only carsful dnvtrt ctn you quality four out ol fiv driuan can ask about it today for further information contact your local agent frank bryant 31 rexway drivf tr 74814 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