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notes on all purchases of 59e or more labor excluded spend discount notes as money at canadian tir open mon thurs fri till 9 pm mechanic on duty at all times phone 948 or ax 32511 no 7 hwy opposite shopping centre ccccccccooci p we carry a complete line of office equipment supplies see them at thcstoufhville tribune report from parliament by michml starr mp minister of labour on monday the minbter of justice mr fulton brought be fore parliament bill no c3s a bill to provide for the report ing of financial and other statis tics relating to the affairs of corporations and labour unions carrying on activities in can ada mr fulton summarized the provisions of the legislation in the following words first the reporting requite- ment in the new bill will in gen eral apply to all companies whe ther owned or controlled in can ada or abroad and whether pub lic or private the bill makes a number of specific exclusion principally small companies and companies already repotting si- milar information to the govern ment under some other statute second all labour unions will be required to make returns whether or not their headquart ers are situated outside canada third the range of infoimation to be reported has been consid erably extended as compaied with that in the pievious bill in order to give a clearer pic ture of the extent and particu larly the effect of foreign con trol fourth the information is segregated into two clearly de fined classes the first class will include infoimation that will be available to the public the sec ond class which will be for gov ern ment use only will include those item whose public dis closure could be damaging to companies competitively fifth the initial year lor te- porting will be 1962 instead of 1960 as in the pievious bill air fulton went on to say that it had been considcied as a possibility to exempt canadian owned and controlled companies and unions this however was felt to be impiactical after all there are many differentmeans and degrees of control the minister of justice des cribed the bill as an impoitant part of the governments nation al policy he went on to say this canadians are becoming increasingly aware of their na tionhood nor is it antiamerican ism it represents the determina tion of the government to under stand fully the operation of our economy the extent of foteign control of various units opeiat- ing within that economy and the effects of that contiol and our desire to see that the canadian people are made awaie in gen eral terms of these facts and their implications therminister of justice then said one reason for the fun damental importance of this pio- posed legislation is tire extent of jorefgh investment in the canadian economv l60tamhermahpalicall mkbcausevmimeh opehc his houtu thb bull rushes- repairs- recores exchanges cars- truckstractors guaranteed rateoflo tested ph108stouffvltlil total nonresident invest ment in canada as of 1939 am ounted to no less than s207 bil lion in december 3957 the most recent date for which these fig ures are available more than half of all canadian manufactur ing industry vvas under nonresi dent control a were 76 percent of canadas petroleum and nat ural gas industry and 61 per cent of our mining and smelt ing industry obviously any sovereign- na tion must have access to finan cial information on the opera tions of industry within its bor- deis foreign investment in can ada is so extensive and has such a farreaching effect upon the national economy that informa tion on its activities is essential to the conduct of public affairs the minister of justice made it plain that canada welcomed and cordially invited foreign capital to paiticipate in develop ment of tesources nevertheless it was pioper for canadians to have full infoimation as to the extent of that paiticipation with legard to labour unions he said this it is only to be expected that xoreignconti oiled labour organizations should al so divulge general information on their affairs in this countiy it was pointed out in the lec- cnt canadian labour congress brief to the government that the congiess objected in prin ciple to unions and coipoiations being tieated on the same basis at the same time the congress pointed out that secrecy sur- lounding company operations had been a disability in collect ive bargaining negotiations the congress added with le gard to the proposed legisla tion we aie piepared to live with it because we have noth ing to hide with regaid to unions the minister of justice said this labour unions affected by the legislation will be requiied to provide similar kinds of infor mation also divided into the two paits confidential and noncon fidential in section a they will furnish a copy of their con stitution name and address of each local union or bianch in canada information on trustee ships a list of employeis in can ada with whom they have a col lective agreement and the name addiess and nationality of each officer and employee of the union lesident in canada with the obvious exception of clerks and stenogiaphers together with information on the mannei of selection or appointment of these persons section b the confidential part of the letuiii will include the unions financial statements and a classified statement show ing separately the amounts paid to a union with headquarters outside canada this bill has been adopted in principle by the house of com mons and discussion is proceed ing on the various clauses in hie bill it is expected that each clause will be given careful scrutiny balsam ml hon mrs morgan pugh of clare- mont spent a fevvdays last week with her daughter mrs elmer wilson a number of ladies attended a red cross tea at the balsam school last wednesday several of the jr farmer members attended the jr far- mei formal dance at port perry on friday night mr and mrs glen mander- son and joanne called sunday to see miss polina white at dun- iroon mrs wm graham and fam ily of ashburn spent the week end with the grahams several from here attended music and drama night at the pickering dist high school on fi iday night mr ben smith of poit pony was guest speaker at the emns club monday night the active seivice class will meet in the basement of the church on wednesday evening april isth the guest speaker will be mr h hammond speak ing on first aid thcie will be films this will be open to eveiy- one members please bring a lunch mis geo wilson and mis b jamieson attended the bake sale and tea at claicmont on satuiday mr and mrs thos joidan and eail visited on satindav with mr and mis jas cullens at orangeville mr and mrs lome jones and doreen attended mr ed evans 87th birthday celebration on sat urday night at the home of his daughter mr and mrs stan slack at goodwood glen major couple married 59 years on sunday apnl 8th mr and mrs joseph jones celebrated their fiftyninth wedding anni- versaiy aiound forty immed iate relatives from newmarket brookhn goimley almira bal sam and glen major called to congratulate them including 9 grandchildren and 9 gieat-grand- chidien mnand mrs jones were mar ried in claremont in 1903 by the rev w ti adams they aie both lifelong lesidents of this community mr jones has spent all his life on the farm vvheie he now lesidcs a good mao is hard to but we found one who will help jou plan and build jnlroducing our farm krcrrtrcsentati vk mr el stel ft hog barns ft cattle barns ft pole barns ft all farm buildings ballantrae musselmans lake mrs 1 r mcmann the guest speaker at ballan- tiae united church was rev 1 e kennedy of the temperance ville charge congratulationsto ricky rad- foid heathei mcdermott diane davis denise topper foi recit ing the ten commandments and to janet lang who recited the 23id psalm the euchie at ballantrae hool was well attended pi i7es v t e won by mrs charles gi en- sted mis lloyd moorhead mr ross holstock mr stan le- geei and robeit harrison next euchie april 21st 8 pm mr fiank cook of goodwood will be in chaige of the united church seivice at ballantiae on sunday april 15 the communion service was held at the ballantiae united church on sunday april 8 mr and mis robert windsor mi and mrs tom lang mr carl kilpper became members there will be a baaar held at ballantrae school in aid of the scouts and cubs on friday ap ril 13 at 7 p m miss lyn hoi ton won a tian- sistor radio for selling the most programs for the ice jevueand miss mauieen paddleywon 3rd pti7e congratulations girls mrs h b foifar the guide leader took wendy buriows and betty anne simpson to see lady badenpowell at the queen eliza beth building last wednesday wendy is a guide and betty anne a brownie on april 23rd mis forfar will be taking the guides to to- ronto for a day at the museum on april 25 there will be a patrol leadei tiaining at rich mond hill united church get well wishes to wendy for far and jeffrey the 1st ballantrae cubs and scouts are holding a spring ba zaar at ballantiae school on friday evening april 13 com mencing at 700 p m your at tendance andor any useful item wii ue gieatly appreciated for pickup of perishable or any items on thursday the 12th call 93104 or 95806 you will be help ing to tiain tomouows citizens ftf ii the stouffvilu tkttuhe tkmbv vs phone mo 85818 am ask for mr romkestel total rsxperiescf the total experience and know how of over 60 beaver jumber stores now building farm buildings cross ontario i rncinwred info every farm building beaver lumber wiutby no wonder they smile this family has a plan a sun lir insurance plan to nafeguard its future imme diate ncome for the family is provided in case the father should die prematurely should the father live to re tirement he too recedes guaranteed income and the children are assured of a col lege education these and all the other advantages of be ing a sun life policyholder give the parents a sense of necurity and peace of mind yea this family smiles and no wonder j tm ture that i can offer you the right plan to suit irourlrequiremcnts can i bt of lirmetl jim abell f home 237 stouffvlue sun life assurance company of canada john addison liberal candidate for north york li seen here with hon mike pearson leader of the liberal party of canada and canadas only nobel peace prize winner oh canada what happened in 1s37 when the province of upper canada which included ontario stagnated under the self- seeking rule of a clique known as the family compact william lyon mackenzie rebelled ha began his famous march from near the centre of what is now york north riding his protest for progress though defeated at th time brought lord durham from england to study the causes and responsible government came into being in 1867 canada became a nation and for the next 90 yeais grew and piospered landmarks in this progress include the 1931 statute of westminster w hich gave canada final sovereignty and can ada became a member of the league of nations in 1947 canadian citizenship was defined as dis tinct from british citizenship two years later canada obtained authority to amend the british north america act and thus appeals to the im perial privy council were abolished three years later in 1952 canada appointed its first canadian governorgeneral the rt hon vincent massey by such steps canada moved proudly to nationhood and independence and under the postwar leadership of the liberal government to a position of world influence in 1948 mr pearson was one of the architects of nato the north atlantic treaty organiza tion which defended devastated postwar europe from the communist threat and laid the founda tion for iis present prosperity canada look respected place in the united nations its opinions sought and influence acknowledged by all fre nations ii started in 1937 beginning in 1957 when the conservative party assumed office something began to happen to canadas influence and prestige under diefen- baker canada seemed to lose its sense of high purpose the apathy of the government was re flected in a lagging economy but even vvorse our justifiable pride in canadas achievements and in its representatives was stung severely canada must be freed from the diefenbaker dol drums her voice must rise again in the councils of nations and be respected our pride in canada must be restored so that we can go for ward with faith in our future only hon mike pearson and the liberal party can do it and only you as a free voter can make sure that they have the opportunity john addison as a liberal member of parliament for york north can help you as electors of york north you can assure his election you can help john addison put york north back on the mar 0rt fc yrfc mrlh llkrl glen major mr j fnnes mr alcr hingston and family toronto vl3lted sunday after noon with mr and mrs j a kingston mr aijd mrs ralph kaulkner called on mr and mrs percy pugh sunday evening mr and mrs howard lan- gille end boys spent the week end at skylofl mr and mrs kd redshaw claremont spent one day last week with mrs delma nokes mrs charles flss ami mrs jim jones visited mrs t rise- brough and mrs e gates in th stouffville hospital one day last week mr and mrs ed tones new market spent sunday with her mother mrs wm fiss and ed gar several ladles from here at tended ihe daffodil tea bak sale in claremont on saturday mr and mrs jim mcdonald and family toronto visited on saturday with mgit charles fiss and fred tgt fv- surrtw is the line art of mak ing mistakes when nobody is looking i