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fillos nhould nt he altod to haw firecrackers whether thc arc ht or hfty ears old this use h uld he rrm ruled to those who will use them a any cplomc should tu handl rd at a safe dimanti from people or proper it this foolish use of firecrackers and had handling of finorks that hae made it netes bary for man municipalities to pas- las n tricting their use more menlimt to bert thin tune newfoundland s entrv into t infi deration and the redistribution at i ol i 4 means a it beat expansion in thi house of ommons in th june jith federal rkxlun and bo sis sinn c representation b six ncwloun jland is ntitlt d it scui mini n- teats thi kt distribution act adds 0 olhiis raising meiiiht rship from j4 t 2 2 nt foundland is cntitted to siv vnau s ns nnsinc membership thirc from to 102 prior to iru i 4 act quihcv wjis ustd hs the basis for hing representation in thi ommons the quotient s navhed b jixidint quebec s 6s seats into the province s population under the lm7 act the cjuoticnt was armed at hy diidinf 2v into the vountr s 1v41 popu lation of 1 1 i s t the 2q figure represented the number of scats m all areas evecpt new foundland prince edward island and the ukon the quotient arrived at by dividing 2s0 into ii w sow is 4s stu divided into ontario s popnlation of 7s7 rtss it show- that province is entitled to k3 merrrber one more than it has at present quebec i entitled to an additional aat british columbia gets two more scat and ova scotia one saskatchewan and manitoba each lost a seat the other pro imes remain unchanged redistribution of commons sweats is sup posed to take place every 10 ears following the decennial census the new redistribution ill he due in l based on the census taken in ls an important community to often people limit their interests in things national to hocko playoffs hot moc politics and hollywood histromcs this is quite a normal tendency on the part of the ordinar men and women who believe modestl that outmdc of politivs they do well to run their own affairs and worry about thtir own work and finance too few realize iust how important a role they and thair work play in the ganadian econ- om take the textile industry for example there is a mill here in our communm xe know it and the people who work in it as part of our town but it is also part of one of the bus test industries in canada the primary textile field presents some figures that are rather start ling in their importance to canada for instance this industry employs 16200 men and women making it the largest employ- er of manufacturing labor in the country with the biggest payroll in canada every year it produces goods with a gross value of approx imately 70 000 000 highest or any canadian manufacturing industry theimh in thmommunitytrherfore a ada ruitoriic development that s one tide of the pulurr but the other is quatjy indicat ive of the importance of a community such at our in national affairs mill using icifilr as an example it must be readied that mice the market is almobt en tirclv luititrj to canada the buying habits of people in communities such a this assume very bioad propoi lion when added together the ttfblile iiiduttry depend on anadians for tta support and maintenance ut aa employee in the local mill and thousands of other trxtite woil dfcrnd tii im timiaiy lenlile industry for their well being looking at anada m this way it a not hard to rcaluc that thi community and its cidxrns are concerned with national affaiift on a large scale rrvojutloai ea ik lvwlriw a technological rcvmutmn n taking place on the prairie that fact clearly emerges from the i- manual pt s economic survey of the region the greatest change both actual and potential i in the increasing exploitation of the mineral wealth of the three province the prairie posses the richest variety of mineral wealth rnlad by an sevtuvn of the ho ion and the two resources on which attent i ion is now focused oil and uranium are the two most critical raw material of our time the importance of wheat to the economy eif the prairie and of canada persim 1 he wartime trend into livestock rather than wheat has been reversed and there seems no reason now or in the future why an area so ideally suited h nature for what production should gel out of it 1 he onl calisc of anxiety ha been in the vwsts undue dependence on a one crop econ omv itut there are sijns that that is changing where haiwm are neewar in orangevillc and oiesuy when the hib schools wen recently destroyed hy hre the question of district hih schools must be con sidcred before an niovr i made in new build inj v c natiiralu find the topic a live one in the oranrcville llanncr and the heslcy i nter prize and the following is a comment from tlw orangcvillc banner which nftkht hnd interest here the adxantakes of district high schools are so important in this era of high costs that thc warrant the careful study of every person who is interested in more efficient education mr duffin who spoke in lrangeville a few i weeks ao visited 1u sle recently to speak in larger sv hoots while his address was similar in some respects to whit he said in orangcille there sere other arguments adviticed in favor of larger slhiels apart from that the subject iv so importint thit the salient points of his t t drec will bear icstatemmt the idcnl size for i district mich school he teild his hcslcv ulld icnce is km pupils s per cent of the counties of southern ontario have already be n organized into high school districts small schools are too costly to operate special i courses are beyond the financial resources of the boards of such sch ols provincial grants to the district schools are paid up to a ceiling of jo0 a pupil and there is also provincial assist ancc for transportation in northern counties such as rrucc prov incial grants amount to about 70 per cent of the cost of operation and transportation the average length of trans portation routes in ontario is 2 miles and the average cost so cents per day per pupil ten vears ago 700 pupik were being transported to high schools last vear the number had ir creased to is 000 a large district is safer from the viewpoint of the taxpayer because of the higher assessment and the larger enrolment i uhuh means higher ceiling district high j schools average 2s pupils per teacher high schools generally 20 and continuation scyjols only is this is an important consideration for the taxpayer now that salaries of secondary school teachers have increased to an average of about sx000 a high school district with an enrolment of 400 pupils or over should make it peissiblc to have a high school comparable in ef ftcicncv with citv schools or collegiates of simi lar size these arc all important points that merit careful study and consideration georgetown ill tump k v muccormark jtorgrtown drugalal was s1k4m1 rami suprruitendrnt of wrlllng ton hulrtet tit th ulst x onvoeatlon i if the llojral areh mawmiir grand t hapu r of t arutda whu h wui lirhl in ht last 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