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it i1l br re called that citirrn of georgetown bv voic of cvui to one rae approval ol expending 1 m m7 or era and dtposal plant of the laat meeting if georgetown council the following report ti rum in the herald of tmelte drms rmh had indnand interest m fitting on the lob onl three submit tcj tender and of thee onh one i caioa and mcquiggie ol toronto tendered for a complete cm as follow mwera sj1vih 7s pumphousc imto dipol plant 140 44h making a grand total of im s thia was far in execx f mr hajc a estimate ut fall of u 947 the other lo irm tendering were the dick construction co wetland j7 22 s and the kctonc construction co windsor 177 i j ih both of these mere for ecrs onh in acton ratepacr approed of the expenditure of 184 000 for scicrs and sewage disposal plant by an overwhelming majority additions unce included in the plan and rising costs now have the engineers estimate of the work at sjm ixx citizens may well wonder what the tenders would be if called in acton indications are lhat a similar increase in cost might be expected here wc know that acton council is fullv aarc or mn of these conditions and citizens who become impatient with what may appear to be i of m in lack of progress mav well keep thce figures in mnd ncs vnt agl qu n i af wa inte all alliances to meet new threat bui alliance do not make sllte at least they don t make them suck u had allies during the wav but we atop ped feeling allied with them when they began push ing ideas contrary to our own can ihcre evvr be any ual bast lor alliance oilier than allegiance to the same idea a lung as we have one idea beat the common enemy we aic allies hut the minute we get to idea and tiy to tuat each other with them wo ar allies no longer i there any one idea big enough tu unite all people and thu anwer the split aloi i while there is ytt timer the biggem ideas usually ate mmplekt we lis the idea of a bunch of youngsiei we know who want a heller world they are fighting they tay tor homes where wt re never afraid again that mum and dad won i stay together school where we like to gu instead of hate lo go fangt whefxwe tan tiut tach other and he ouiselvcs lhat s hat wc lout lor lhat what we fight for simple aft it is ihts idea easily unites ucn agiis perhaps an idra ut as simple us m sane lould unite the faction struggling for lonltol o injuti ierhaps it could unite the races and ihe nations aft gion ups e loo certainly long for homes whtre i an no longer aliaid our husband ifc or children will want to leave us wc loo long r lobs hirc i go bcausr wi like to not bausc e hae to wt too long for ktt olir c it lies associations ubor unions duhs where wt can tiust each tutur nj he uiivlvrs if we too lioulj start to fight lor tlum things tuttcaid ol um wish ing for them would he fikhting ltr ttu amr uu we would do far more than understand tach othi r we would hnd a common ijcolo the one thing that can nll tnakc altt- out of allies and uias them stuk what people ued ihtrc was t mwspmpcr strike in ucilanj whivti lasted for 2 js s und durinc which period no crs were printcj a iuiviv was made and people were asked what ht missed most in the non up pi ui muc ol the ers some oj per cent said tlusvntmn ir local news most while jtt per cent missed world news and less than 22 per cent said they missed the comics most these figures arc en lightening because people were nut entirely without news 1 he radio gae them a coverage of local and world news but tlu wanted to read abekl1 it not onl hear a smattering of news ocr the radio the surc also cop firms what weekly newspap crs hae long claimed namtl that most of hc people are mostl interested in the local news i tn in a daily pnper it is the locnl news which attracts the most attention world news hat its followers and the comic pages have their supporters but two when making unwarrant d criticism we need sew era and a dipial system proidcd that the cost is a reasonable one and within the ability ol the citizens to pay the tass jo meet the costs now and twenty years later it is interesting to note that in the two tenders apparenth for the same work received in georgetown there is a anation in price of appro imatck 18 000 i krcubentatum in education judging by comments we have heard most mun icipahties do not take kindu to the proposal to have iine big seiondarv school serve a large area and y transport the pupils b buses to that school trom several municipalities such a plan it ecms is unjr cold oitufi hark gold is onec again the kingpin of the ciinielinn mining industry neglected during the wjr when the emphasis wus on base metals the hunt for gold and other precious metals was practically ahunisxtid and j the industn s production suffered because ol its lick of priority for labor and materials j but that s all over prospectors now are on the hunt for gold they wont pass up anything else i that is worth while but gold is the thing j lhat s the way in the production end of the bus mess too workers who left such long est ibtished i gold vimps as the porcupine nd ktrkland lake in northern ontario o w ot k in war industry or base metal mines during the war have flocked bock to minus consideration for sciondarv schools with one schoi i to serve between ux and 400 pupils and take in sul ntr ld lobs- along with the huskv voiin licicnt area tc maintain such a big school u u to war the objcuion to such a one big school plan rr result is a boom in every gold camp in the seems to be found in the fact that wc are individuals nation that includes even such newer camps as the we hac municipal pride in our institutions and our howknifc in the northwest territories where war facilities and the upbuilding of them and a desire to itee p our children at home at least until the age of sixteen there is of course much to be said for the big institution plan wc recall that a few years ag there was a great trend to centralization of industry in large centres and mass production to lower costs today the years of centralization ol industry have proen what was gained in greater production did not pay off in a happier life and method of liv time restrictions previously held up full development of rich deposits the older camps which cnioved a housing surplus in many cases during the war now are as short of shelter as they were in their busiest days as jong as gold remains at its present price of d5 an ounce in incncan funds thats m1 can adtan ot present rates of exchange gold mining will baoj t price makes it economically feasible to i ing with those employed in the great units it didr ou c ores ny self respecting miner would pot bring more contentment perhaps t n dtst met bearing on our present spirit of unrest in labor at any rate the greatest unrest seems to be in the larger units of labor it wc are- to have one big school perhaps wc should have one big grocery one big garage super barbejshops one big newspaper instead of the in dividual institutions which ve now hav before any definite steps are taken in the plan it will be well if the department would consider the human angle tendency to obliteration of individualism in educat ional matters and the home life of thechildren will the ope big school tend to promote our democratic v way of life will it produce mass book learning and have sniffed at in the days of the 21 so an ounce puce which prevailed before it was boosted by the u s during the jos the mock market is booming as vigorously as the industry itself thats natural canadians always liked to gamble on gold stock a few make fortunes more don t tomtoklal noteix daylight saving comes into operation for this vear next sunday morning and it might be well tu remember the more we ore together the happier well be 1 loans w rabftj improvement 1 2 ms re nny improve yuur farm mi mtvka it miirt up m dai firoiuahw pay for li tltrthigh a litm improtrnirnt rum lit liaak if ni vhii al th ikiiii low kuan rata uf v j ila fr i i 1 tir rmr yw ut fpr look al ih huildlnga on your 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