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Steel Co. Executive. Urges Canadians
To„Advise Public of "Private, [pterprise”
r ',canadian • businessman viser to the Steel Company of
shopld Appoint himself "an eVair. :Canada, told the Oakville-'I'rafale,
gehat Jar private 'enterbrise" ar branch} of the ,Pan'adlan Menu-
tell Canadians the real basis for factprers'AssociatiOn.4.'i ,
our present high standard of liv- "Government can provide loth-
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A SfricereNish for cukierry Christmas
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S'AG'E. TEN „z9, ,r4.1117,;;wcau) WEPNVSPAY,, DEq,EMBER 24, 1956
Wendy"Lorraie; T4-fin-raiOrtli-
eryl Litt14, Joan 'Simmoris,"ICiVis-
tine Cameron, Kathleen Hender-
son, Lintia Kipfer, Sharon
Srnale,- Mary ,8iiCvyer and Brenda„
Noakes. Mrs., , Robert Cook was
enrolled as Tawny .Owl,
A program of "Things we do at
Brownies" was given, after which
tea and cookies were served.
The xneeting closed with the
singing of ."Gbcf Save The Queen",
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DINDOMM2a6/4-ViDat ebta
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ccRt q.t the expense of others who
hp ve created' and sold the prOslueU
Which societY.Watse' he said.,
Nutt)* fact will not be generally
rekilizoNoto,, til'ef private, enter-
pris4 "stei*Y'is • 'adequately -told."
11/Ir. Armour the message
bearer Should not .confine his ,ef-
flirts on behalf of private enter-
prise •to hiS own circle of friends.
and acquaintances. "There are seer-
PS or ,91-lanjptlaiS. all :over this
provinCe on the lobkout for speak- vo,tp conBusinessmen
should. ,it their business"to
fill this ,Want," •
Citing wornen,s 4t' organizations,
church men's clubs, parent,7teacher
associations...:and service clubs as
targets' fOr future. addresses, ;:he
said, -"Instead, of holding Meetings
like this (' '-ittrie, ,businessrheh
should be 'out driving home to air
felloW,'•Canadians some -OfIbhiper-
its of priVate enterprise. -•
Unless businessmen can convince
people that without private ,enter-
prise personal freedom will perish;,
I do not feel the. bright.proiactions
as to our future Canada .hav,e
much chance -v of 'becoMinereal,
ities", • he added. -.• , • ;
"It has long been.„ , on e . rriy" At'
that since ours -is a bUSingss eoc-
iety, the businessman ocqupies a
sort of trustee relationship. to-
wards this Canada of oUrs," ;„Mr.
Armour continued. •"Ifthat be true
then, in my view,' wek have been
pretty unfaithful..truStgPSZ.
He Said that already, as a result
of public derriands againSt `goverp-
ment, Canadians have largely pric-
ed themselves' out of foreign mar-
•kets.' , .." . • , •
"Now we stand in very real dan-
ger of finding ourselves -unable to
sell to Canadians,"; he declaredY
Since- Canada..; could not main-
tain 'her preSent population . with-
out a flourishing manufacturing
industry,-,,he . warned the decline
of both woUldx.see 'the end of our
high standard of living.
The "demonstrated" tax paying
-ability -of manufacturing" should
IUrther the esteem of government
and people,' be said. But, despite
the fact that Canadian manufact-
urers contributed over $204.1 mil-
lion more income tax. in 195 than
other segments,, of Canadian
business combined,.; "it would al-
most seem bythe treatment accor-
ded to manufacturing in this coun-
try 'that the. majority"of Canadians
do 1 enjoying the second
highest standard of living 'in ,the
world."
"Mr.. Armour addeLd. 'that inanu-
fa:ctiirerS also paid most of the
'.$1,028 ,million' in excise taxes and
the $201 million in sales tax-collec-
ted :in .1955, the last year detailed
tiatiori'statistics''areavailable.
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First Hopkail Brownie
Pack Has Pothers.
At Christmas Porti
(By our Hensall Correspondent)
Oa.-.Tuesday aftexITOW Pecern-
bex,).6, the First Nensall prywn-
W,15ack invitee their Inthers to
an enrolment, peremony and Ch-
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-'weenies •enrolled Were: and Brownie Taps,
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Pictured with .their trophies -are -some-of the more-than 400
4-H Club members-in. Huron County. Miss Laurel -Dale, RR 1„
Clinton, earned. the Bank of Commerce wrist watch for gaining
highest score among dairy calf clubs. Kenneth,:ap'ple„;IM• 4,
Seaforth, bears a new trophy, presented:. by John W. .Hanna,
Wingham, for; being champion swine •shovvman in 1958, Robert. --
Fotheringliam, Seaforth (lbft • •front), won • the.•Schlind -..
.trophy for outstanding achievement in 'the 4 greiii:c:Inbs and Mal-
colm Stewart,,11,11;',CSeaforth, who 'topped his "4.-H Swine Club
earned one of the Strafford District -YorkShire*w,derks,•qvairds
' (PhOto by Phillips)
'4-H" Club Trophy Winners
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Christmas ever!
GLIDDON,n.DRY- -CLEANERS
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King 'Street, Clinton HU 2-9461
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xtending to you
our warmest and most
sincere wishes for
THE MERRIEST
CHRISTMAS, EVER!
CLINTON LOCKER
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Clinton HU 2-9781
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Our Best Wishes to"All #6t1',37‘; r.
VERY-'MERRY CHRISTMAS'
attcl a
HAPPY and PROSPEROUS 1959
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Waterloo Cattle Breeding ItiociAt ,
May the 'toys
of Christmas
last forever:
JILL'S CLOTHING and
FOOTWEAR
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Clinton — HU 2-9641
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"DECK THE IIALILS594
we hope your home alta heart
will be filled with laughter, joy and
good will this glad Holiday season-
MERRY CklitTSTMAS!
CLINTON,
CANTELON'S' SERVICE STATION
CARL, and 'DOUG
HU 2-9032
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To start the New Year right, be sure to use our artificial
breeding seivice,Ao help attain-,--
BETTEIVt?kTTLE FOR BETTER LIVING
SpecialNotice
DIA -to the rim), in cost of 'collect long' distance phone calls,
it has be,comerytirre economical to Install Zenith service. When
placing A' ion 4 Thitance call for serKi,ce simply ask for:
Zekith 9-5650 'for Clinton Office
In the case.Where the, call does not terminate from a Bell
system, or for local calls, useogur okk.number,
, Clinton HU 2-3441
Between v.30 and ,9.80 aati. week days,
Between 6.0d and1.00 p.m. on Saturday evenings.
Calls received! tin Saturday, evening are inseminated early
Sunday morning..;' /
Notice to Huron County Members:
A meeting of Huron County members will he held upstairs
in the, AgricultUral Office Board Room in Clinton on Tuesday,
December 30th, et 1.30 pan, The .pUrpose of the meeting will be:
1. To nominate a director to serve on -the Board' of Directdrs
.3, To hear progress reportS from -Stitit staff, Presideht and
local director,
3. Dr. Parliament Will show, Slides taken last summer on AI,
in the Canadian West as well as other piettirls of interest.
A gooey representation is desirable.
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May the Joy of the Holiday Glow
Brightly for You and Your Family
CLINTON PUBLIC UTILITIES
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CLINTON HU 2-9601
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