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paok two tup acton fhkk imifiss tllllimiavvxriyiiicil 14lh 1048 qhjr actnu k rit imui iiuii t jullij wtlmul oll- i ai a l i uliu mtlmttlrlun mat- 41 w i yt u ul imii4 suu4 b lltlttmftl mmriu til v miu vl ul ww itieftw hium 14 alv tim ir j 4ll i ltuklj ui ala fctltttlnll ka1k1 lie tuilillmi um m tlitett waillurlil allk tulum will w lvn la svtim wittu ik v is ftvtu kjvwilulnrj lu lu til u w k uwutuullwh ihitl ll will tet h ifcm i wv u v iijvllattmi uutt v4ktjt um11 hml tkl but it jwflltlu i lml im iiuw ly k fekltr tamtl v lvlj i h fl rt luiui mill tlulv hltili j vy ll ftjviu with kuw nvr ut tor ill uutv ij i wrlllnh tiitt mi im lkl ii y ft holj i mai rv4ltl liy tv rt h4 lu luuhly khtl utt hbvelt tw itkxt i iw llt4 l tf itofh iwrllatl kim twukiu by ik utj eft kr it tk wku kmt uplj ty tuck jvyltmmil a avuop miil kjiltr ttltrhnhli- mufii j auimi fmif i hi halton industrial progrmii menaced the importance of halton ns an industrial centre has been emphasized on other occasions and when there is a serious menace to that im portant phase of our life it is well to face it and do something to correct it before it is too late perhaps it is well to back up that state ment regarding industry in halton county and wtrfimilhat in the latest statistics of industry for ontario published by the dominion govern ment there is plenty of foundation according to these statistics there are 70 in dustrial establishments in halton county with 3234 persons employed in them they were paid in the year 4700025 in wages and sal aries and in the five towns of the county the gross value of production was 23801403 manuafcturing is a big part of our life in halton county if we are to retain and expand this indus trial picture we must keep our attractions for industry comparable to that to be found in other provinces in the dominion and in other countries at the present time it is easily real ized that our power situation is not a happy one and ontario is losing out by not meeting the opportunity for expansion there is little that can be done about the situation however until new developments are brought into use there is however a menace to industry in halton county that is not too late to correct and wc rctcr to the basis ns we understand it regarding the county assessment on industry we were among those who believed that a county assessor and uniform assessment would be in the best interests at the time it was pro moted te felt that it would provide equality in the county and that equality in other coun ties and provinces would be a basis for estab lishing values some time ago wc heard of assessments under the proposed new system in comparison with the former assessments the new figures will not be any inducement for new industries in halton county we hope they w npf be the means of any industries already established here seeking locations in more faxorable locations four and threequart er million dollars in wages each year in halton county is a lot of money circulated that is the situation and now what can be done about it just two things that wc know can help those who are making the manuals might make n restudv of industry and actual industrial assessments in other places outside ontario before adopting the rules thcv might well study the effect that their present figures will have on this province if they are put inte force failing to make a better approach to industrial assessments than hus been shown halton county would do well to abandon the new assessment until more uniformity in the proince and in other provinces can be secured halton cannot afford to close the door in the face of over twentvihree million dollars worth of manufactured products already one large industry ii leaving the county for a location better suited to its needs its time for action bv the provincial department and halton countv council before we have another unfav orable situation to add to our power dilemma wage earners and those employed in factories in the countv would do well to make some inquiry and urgeimmediate action if they con sider ob security of importance in halton countv towns the estimate l an alarming one a llqimr bill uf 4h7llu lor huiks throuull logltlniiito clihiuivu lu uddillon to mi itlnmtil sooooimk lor liiintlrmiorn anlen miy smnosnmvo ulto- gilhii- it is n mini mil fusilv loiiipiiliiiiilid ikcipl in ikiiipiiiisoii with sonii olhii on tin v a mm i ling uuv to put it ih thut it u iilmoht lib luiuo ui the total uovi1 llliulllill tkptiidltiiiiu of ciiliuilii welt iiu7 und huh when they uppruxlimilfil sukmuhro it siitihluutially euctiilx the 1117 iiiteiest bill of lihmmiimm mi canadas public iloht it approaches i lie vs0onto0 of pentnnal income tux estimated to ho collected in the pret ent year it la more thut liulf u billion dollars ttui hliimlutn must tie frc it doesnt matter what we think of the power shortage or whether we place the plume on gov ernment or commission lack of rain etc the fact remains that there luiit sufficient electric power in ontario to meet the present idemanda and the only thing that can be done la to cut the load and not tryto take more than our share it may seem foolish to be building more lines and equipping more radio stations when there isnt sufficient for the lines already in operation but the problem that faces everyone this winter and for two or three years to come is the even distribution of the power available without a douht the restrictions being im posed are going to create hardships no one likes the night work and the disrupted work week now necessnry housewives will not enjoy the heating and ironing restrictions but if pay envelopes are to be mantaincd there seems to he no other alternative than a distribution of the load over the seven days and twentyfour hours of each day hydro today is a necessity of every day life in the home in the factory and on the farm its use will continue to expand as the province develops hill in the meantime well have to slow down a little until hydro development catches up the burden of office the announcement this week of prime min ister mackenzic kings illhealth is received with regret by all canadians at seventythree nod as head of the dominion government since 1035 through the words most difficult period it is easy to understand that any man would feel the strain no man in the history of can ada hos given more of himself to the welfare nhd service of his country than has mr king who has stepped down from his leadership of the liberal party and will probably relinquish his high office this year all willhope that the prime minister is soon restored to good health and that a rest will restore his health again his experience and guidance is still needed in these times if canada is to pursue a sound course editorial notis will be quite in order now to plan thc- christmns shopping so it can be done curly j thanksgiving day weather while not enjoy able for outofdoors brought rains for which all could be truly thankful with fall fairs over the season of the plow- jng mutches is here and more opportunity for gathering before winter comes might us well get the habit of saving elec tricity because the shortage will be with us all this winter more serious than at present another summer hns gone and the pre election hints of continued work on no 25 highway have gone with the wind all that remains are the signs that still read road under construction fiorrz llolleziocxa itacollwtioiih ol acnhi l tor- 3olrbf itack in mm mour ih i hum mi wiiluiu ijujiy hut ihjoii vy muic iiuitful with h flint i unburn dm 1 1 tuir iiumi jiu ivui hir wnii- tt riiui ihimm i willi ut ithiiutwn unit uiu jmuity fulr uimlltim tuul mr aiuk wuiille wuu tt juilu ni whtop timl lluu ut thu north wut- uttihh bmuli wtttoruw iutilliicl and hockwmul hhitwu jh ituo uiuh to camiltitlvluo tvaxt week in tlttf luimty uiary mr thorn hm kldmo will re4 n imw ihihlrif mill w thtr nmr uf thu lot occuplwl by hu rohlwtc a utemki onuliiu ami boiler plitittr und uhwm and pump making mtichlnory will lui put in our property owtura will vot you hy u largo majoilty on tin uhtilc llulttlnu bylaw on tho 4th of nivtwnbor murray crawford of cnmpholl- vltlo will put skm morn younir i rout in iln in up in n wok or to ho hi onkkmi thrm from si gonrge ur a h klllivll him felt for tumu lime a uvidro to lakn potrtftrortuntc coin urn in midlflno and uurroi y nnd with thlu nd in view hnu junt dlhpofud of hu praotlcv o dr v j it imiinnm of toronto ma1umki mijivkiiani on widwh- duv 121 h ortohit by hv j k lliiltd hrnthri of ihf lirlcti hov k w nodivi ma rector or hornlnu mhih 1o mtw lommn hand of ijoydtown back in 192 i ironi th lur of thu vr vrwt at thiirtmuy ktolwr ii hi huminc partloa ore now in order tho front in ownlivu tlu nut burrs mr unithp edwards hnu remov ed his liar now shop from main st to tho store on mill street former ly occupied toy mr j mckean as a butctwr shop carrou cbhii and carry grocery store will occupy the- store owned by mr l stnrkman which lias just been remodelled mrs j brydnn wood of sydney atmtralln wiw a visitor at moore- croft on monday mrs wood bat been maklrte a tour of tlio word durink the past year col g o brown of stewarttown tins been appointed sheriff of th tviunty of halton totuerwlth late dr wohmer shwlff ijrown is believed to lu the younnvtt sh iff in cnnada dikd sinclair at his limne lot v ltn krbi lownshlp on kihhi itrober fi vjjh anvandei sir i lair achl l5 ears pollock and campbell manufacturer of high grade memorials memorial engraving 62 water st north galt telephonic ts4s never before in history have ontarios wheels of industry and commerce been turning at so rapid a pace as today ontario leads all provinces of the dominion in gross production mineral output forest wealth postwur capital investment and in other fields canada hugv liquor kill the temperance advocate has compiled from official figures of government receipts from the sale of alcohol an estimate of the amount spent by consumers in canada in the fiscal year 1946 whut the public pays is larger than the amount which government commis sions receive where there are such itemi as bev erage room profit to add t6 the governments sale price remember when asks napier moore in the financial post farmers used to burn their straw 2 last week jo 000 tons of oat and rye straw were delivered to the trenton ont fac tory of hinde dauch paper company to emerge is corrugated paper for the boxmaking industry portland cement shipments by canadian manufacturers totalled 1 4 1 77t7 barrels in july up 13 from july ithts 1240723 barrels during first eight months of 1048 shipments totalled 7768570 barrels 0507885 in same period of 1047 the fellow who would like to do a bit of building often wonders where it was all shipped vics photography studio neat to yjwoa portraits enlakgesienttf weddings social gatirkjuncit vic bristow photo tpbr phone 00 mill st wanted dead stock nriniikst ahii piuckh ciiiii 1100 ijnh lloru lr0 kueh 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