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paotwo the acton free press acton ontario tlluiuilsay novkmliril tat 1011 trend to under 5000 commentinp on the location of a new in dustry in one of the smaller contros of ontario the minister of planning and dovolopmont said it was potoworthy that tho company was espoc lally interested in ontario towns under 5000 in fpull4on thochoicoomuqownwjsmfliio after an extensive survey of other possiblo sites there ere certainly plenty of ontario towns in the under 5000 population q which will welcome new industries and a selling ob of these towns would apparently be welcomed by large industries here in hallon courtly are fine locations which provide all the requirements even to the so acre sles which the firm referred to above has purchased tho locations are pushing back from tho front howovor and under 5000 con tres are now limited to such places as acton inquiries are becoming more numerous hero and the trend seems to bo for more industrial do velopment the turn the results of the recently completed british flection are stqmficant in several ways atlee md tho labor government qave way to the churchillian conservatives the conservatives wmmuwh imr nkrifr fqhleh times with many problems at home and almost as many m foreign fields churchill tho man seems- to have been the election point rather than churchill the con tervative as prime minister at the age of 77 he seems to bo determined to contradict one point in the land where those 70 and over receive a pension and a fair percentage retire from the active list churchill on the contrary at 77 is re tirnincj to shoulder tho burdens of troubled times he seems to be one of the typo that refusos tc become entirely dependent on the state the benefits of higher taxation with the state providing and the benefits of lower taxation with the taxpayer providing are tho two sides that often appear in an election and its preced ing campaigns election promises of free this end free that are actually only a mist covering the necessity of taxation that must follow to pro vide the necessary funds r british electors evicted from power the labor regime that was noted for its dispensing of free teeth hospital care and many other benefits england the centre of the great british empire was not built up by englishmen that were hand ed down on silver platters from state operated organizations perhaps some realized that in the current election but more likely they realized who was paying and how much more it was costing for federal operated institutions and in dustry tax free governments one cannot help but wonder where the ad ventures of governments in business will lead in spite of the unfavourable background of busi ness conducted by governments wo find more and more adventures down in ottawa a big printing establishment is being built and equip ped with public money the products turned out in this establishment wont be subect to ten per cent sales tax such as every other buyer of printing is obliged to pay government printing i tax free of course that applies to dominion and provincial bodies but municipal bodies meet the levy the printing establishment in ottawa will likely be free of many other taxes we use the printing establishment as an example to merely show the danger of government operat on of business it s largely the taxes provided by pn vate business that provides the deficit incurred by qovcmmt nt operation the climax of the operition w ii come when oovernmltits find thttr source s of revenue mxcs on private industry limin ittd ltt s qtt into tximplts ii nn wl pk sume the cpr pis salts tax on ill its printed nnthr it the rate of 10 per cxnt when the government printing pi nt at omtvi is in operiton is only reason able to expect th it here the print ng v ii be done for the cnr md since it s government owned we presume it will be tix free all of which of course winds up with who ib going to pay the pensions and bonuses when the mx sources are qone diy or how long will it be before the sources ot taxafion are dried up it s not too late to turn back to the principles of initiative and dar ng that developed this canada of ours its time the electorate how ever became aware of the dangers ahead if it is lulled into a state of apathy of being pension ed and bonused and babied by governments it s you who pays for the soft process is your name on the yotorv list for the provincial nluclioit on november 22nd is now in courau of preparation enumerators have cnmpletoil compiling the of ficial lim of qualify d voters throughout the riding of halton they had a limited time to perform this important work as it had to he completed promptly because of tho time factor anfl tho human element even tho most conclonllous eriumorator can make mistakes errors can be corrected if the proper author ties aro notified in tho right way and at the right tlrmo within the next few days the preliminary lists for lite rural municipalities and in all ridings throughout tho province will bo posted up in tho offico of tho respectlvo municipal clorks as well as at the offices of tho enumerators posters giving tho names of enumerators and their ad dresses have already been posted up you should check theso preliminary lists to see if your name is properly onterod if not apply to tho rural enumerator at tho placo and within the time staled on tho posters if satisfied that you aro untitled such enumerator has tho authority to add your name generally speaking here is who may vote in this county every man and woman who at the time of voting is of tho full ago of 21 years is a british subect has resided in ontario for tho 12 months next preceding election day and who re sided in the riding at the date of the issue ot mt writ of election october 4th if you are in that category you htvea right and a duty to vote so wo suggest that you take the necessary steps now to bo sure that your name and the names of all other eligible mem bers of your family and household are correctly entered- on the list if they are not then the blame will be yours and yours only this move is sound once again a bill is before parliament which would tidy up our calendar on the matter of national holidays if it is passed dominion day and victoria day will be celebrated on the near est monday in their respective months instead of any day during the week as at present when either of these two anniversaries is observed on tuesday wednesday or thursday they are of little use to anyone by adding them to the regular week end howover there would be a real holiday and a complete break for that reason alone there is justification in fixing these holidays on the nearest monday but there are sound economic reasons as well a midweek holiday causes confusion and loss in business and industry it upsets our busi ness statistics in several industries where mol ten metal is used it means that there must be a long wait following the holiday until normal operations can be resumed there is enormous public support for this chanqe the bill before parliament should be passed the financial post editorial notes november and ust two months of 1951 are left no need to remind anyone of how close christmas is drawing but merchants who have early advertising of christmas stocks get the ear of a buying public pre election prom ses in the heat of a cam paign are always taken with a gram of salt the incredible promises being made in the present campaign reminds one of a familiar remark often heard if you tell a lie often enough you soon get to believe it s the truth inmasi weeks municipal election the citizens of st boniface mvi voted five to one rn favor of colored nnrganne that doesn t mean that they are going to gtj it r ght awiy it is the pi o vine al governments hit are responsible fcr the present discnm ml on but if the principle of secunncj publ c op n on spreads we m iy get some staril ng decisions cant vou evut forget that youke a bukhcur the good old days may have seemed better mttttrii llltirrl n eutiuha antm ontario parsnniiitii 20 llownr avmie ilimi iii llv v a urmy ii a ii l minister mll m lannlimnt atom orunnlut hntl choir tender sunday novimtll it 4lll mill 111 iii ii 111 sunday hi linnl 1 1 ikiil in mniiilnii wmiililp min imi i tin lit v 1inl alniiwnllh of llnthliy mm pill lvtlilnu wolhllip inn nmt ntrnr1t alio ktidlli illllllhtl ymi will i njny i hounlil for tin- ivi u di uu nlist joy ihul will nine t t tin tn nrt nt thn tmlnth in iniivi ii wilt ih not to tw iwlil tu mnnslonh hut ltd majdor llllys jimpri wupttmt ulitrrl amn ml douuliih shut r slildimlt inilor siniiav novimllilt 4th iii1i 11 jo i ill slimlliv hihnnl ii ii n m mfiinlnu si i vl 7 ik pill la nihil hi lull imlimtulon following ioiiiiiiik hi i vli i wt ilni iilny ii pin pinyrr mi i 1 lllll i ililnv i ii pin mu inn llinl ii pin ii v ill back in 1901 changes in procedure in parliament are long overdue declares the edmonton journal the present rather happy go lucky system developed in another era when canadian parliaments had comparatively little business before them and could afford to handle it in a leisurely fashion allowing every member to speak at length on everything before the house in the last thirty ears however parliament s duties have in cieasod so enormously that this spacious method cf doing business tends to stretch the sessions out interminably even with sittings twice a day q nan ln of ihurxiuiy orfolu r 71 tht wliil tlushnu nt tin rum of ml mali nlni mm imu ismi lu i llmriiliiy iift innon ltoln 1 1 sw ick h imt i sou uf 1 ivitl sw u kluinit i nu t u illi n n at i mi in whit li nm i nw lv i hi on tl 4k iiik flit il hide i d llu yoimtf in in is stil in a pi i tar ions nmtitiun i lit stiii t sin vi of liis i ijlit nun was c tuhl in tin pulley and lie w 11 thnmn with in it finn jihisl tin ilrlvlrtji u he 1 lf on f coltfns nun ill u i uf pi i suit nl william m kmli p ml tin i xtu mi pmi illv stun kt il lu ill itli lv 1700 villi- nf l nihility 1 hi piihln siliudl imiiki m is ii i n pi i mission tn fiinin t thi ir pip s of thi piopnsiit st mi hi itini sv ti m wllh tlii limit r il tlu paw r housi fur tlii pin pi i of h itlntf dn sihonl biiildhin 1 st ini lniin i r lank m 1iii7 v is 1 1 ml 1 ti an inrn isi of sil rv of fift dollirs pi r annum mijiln his s il nry six hundred dollirs pi r annum a nritkli m wspiper hii nisertid thit kinu ktiv- iril is snffi riii fi m c nicer of tin thro it slneo hls n ei ssion his mijesty hls jind time opi rations assistant wis iaslilv summoned said this journil and in immediate opt ration was pi r- formed si rious devt lopments an xpectod fvirsieral wei ks pleasurnblt an ticipallons nspietlnj the at hom to be held by the employees of w h stony and son of the canada clove works wi re indulged md bv fnda the high marlv of cx- pectation had bein reached this being the first gathering of its kind it u os regarded as tnmcwhni of an experiment after the pror im he i mplovces partook of the tempting fowl and o st rs provided thosi v ho 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