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What must Canadian industry do to keep pace with foreign industries that have longer production runs lower wag es government subsidies or other advan tages It is complex problem involv ing more than justgoad management An example noted the Financial Post concerns theubrauc of manufacturing that is our oldest dating back to New France in the 18th century and one or our largest employers about 87000 workers One of the most encouraging examples of longterm strength in the Canadian economy says the Post is the per romance of the primary textile indus try This industry spent $20$30 million year on capital projects through most of the 19505 In 1966 it is spending roughly 100 million or the third year in row For an industry whose com panies seemed to stagger for nearly decade from loss to loss the change is dramatic They have had to gamble on new equipment new techniques and new fibres The textile industry had reputation or loud hieatjng about foreign competi tion It is refreshing and an indication of the industrys new mood to Mid this recent statement by Francois Cleyn chainnnn of the Canadian Textiles insti tute The Canadian economy is under going substantial changes and suggest that as exposedds we are to internation al competltion we have to foresee ac cept and introduce these changes more rapidly maybe than some the more Barrie Northern Advance Sept 1911 Coming federal election was gen era topic and campaign in Simcoe Coun ty rldings was heating up Prime Min ister Sir Wilfrid IAuriers Liberal party was getting strong oppOsitlon on hust lngs from Robert Bordens Conserva tives At Grand Opera House in Bar rie British llally was planned for even ing of Sept 13 with Arthur liawkes as guest speaker llis subject The Place of BrillshBorn People in General Elev tions of Canada Rev Ernest Biggs ree tor of Trinity Church was to be chain man Interest in golf is increasing and Barrie links are well patronized The club president ll Grasett has done tine Job In promoting this Scottish game Daniel Quinlan county treas urer announced annual sale at lands for arrears of taxes would be held Dec at court house in Barrie Great debate at Opera House attracted 1200 peo lo as Vrlght representing the perial Mission opposed Ernest Drury of Crown lllll and accused him of set ting class agalnst class lle also called Lauriers Reciprocity Movement men 55 YEAKS AGO TowN Walls Publisher How To SurVive Concerns All 01 Canadian Industry Mrrly rmrmlrllmn oyln Mp In an Hnlfinnnl Put la lnwlu vllh lwllsu Tho hPinhrriv Examintr BEAUTY SPOT IN BANFF NATIONAL PARK Published by Canadian Newspaper leltad 16anfield Shae Barrie Ontarlo DOWN MEMORY LANE McPherson Managing Editor rmmv smman 1m PAGEI Mu l1 fil Ivy llWlWMR IIWain mmer llu mm Ihu 5anth In lh hllh umml llhhlr But solving the survival problem is not solely matter of finding the capital to introduce new equipment and products as this excerpt trom the annual report of Dominion Textile Company explains Both labor and government must recog nize intheir own longterm interests and for the welfare of Canada that the powerful downward pressure of foreign competition does not weigh alone on in dustry but represents an equally power ful limitation to wage demands and to the spending programs governments shellered Canadian industries This positive and constructive attitude toward the realities of business survival in the 19605 is something that all Canadians can profitably emulate no dis Canadas am biiions for all its citizens to live better and earn more But the reality of financ ing our ambitions is that the industries and businesses of this country are the primary sources of its tax funds They provide not only corporate taxes but the Payroll from which the increasingly arge pool of personal income taxes are drawn aee to Canadas British connections He insisted that the deputation to Ottawa was financed by an American railroad magnate which Mr Drury flatly denied Both political parties in the United Stai es have advocated annexation of Can ada in South Simeoe Haughion 1911 nox KC Conservative candidate sched uled series of meetings with theme United Canada Not United States Barries our weekly newspapers were divided The Northern Advance and Saturday Morning supported Conserva tives The Examiner and The Gazette were staunch Liberal advocates Gossling advertised for apples for his evaporator on Maple Ave George Hakogeorges Olympia Candy Works had homemade he cream bricks at 20c pint Ed Brysons conleetionery and ice cream parlor advertised Properly Cook ed Food Simmons C0 had sale going 20 per cent cit price of furs Walter Scotts book store had specials in baseball supplies Barrie Brewing Co offered splendid ale and porter dir ectly from plant on Dunlo St East Canadian National Exhibition attracted great crowds in Coronation Year They can continue to do this only it all Canadians foresee the certainty of ris ing costs clashing with strongvforeign competition and accept as fact that social welfare nmbilions wage ambitions tax as and industrial health are all tied io gether in one nannal economic pack age iSurvival is joint effort for public government labor management Wilson General Mahuger nut nurlhrm nurses even lhcy come 1mm lnr mull Au5 lrnlia mo rcmurcrlul nnll she managm la halt the bike Mum plunml htr mm the rivnr Sha Algnallcd NIL pilot Just lic lore hu look rushed hark up lhu hlll lo prrparo the baby or he um um mnlwl hark down In lho lnmllnn place so it caglllnbu uvurunml to lmqvilnl Shirleys major cnmplnlnt mn um lhls Peel mvcr com munily is almost entirely de pendent nu float and skl planes lnr contact with he uulside world hm rather with the lack Irnnsporlalionllgxf hcxfsell and cw weeks ago am or hcr Indlan baby pullLnls dcvclnml sedan hm condillun whlrh demanded lmmcdialc allenllnn the lnuvlk lmspllnl Shlrlcy knew that charm nircmll was about to lake all lmm mu rivcr quarter of mile way down rough slccp rend Ap proprlallnn bicycle mm nclghbourinz hnuse she sol OH 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explains hnl In papers practical motto is Todays newspaper lo mgrrqw 1ch paper hi minkvm nnd brass int 1mm Eklmonm Mnin excitement whiIs he Communs committee was them was lhn ceremony inaugurating new Canadian National TcIL cammunlcnlimu lnndlinc link Ing Inuvik nnd other rcglnnnl sclllemcnl wilh lhe ouuide First call was placed between NWT commisslnncr Slv em and prime mInIslcr Pear son In Ollnwa dlnncr ul lumng the tummy CNT was taken In ask or mllm In In clude uny mum pcopln at lhe Icntl tabla ch wag occupicd Some of the vlslllng MP5 are given hard llmo in vik Thcy had Ipcnl he nIlLr noon and cary mcnlnfl visiling sumo ha oullying cummun in such as Amie ch Inr lnrl Melhmon and Tuklnynk Iuk by light plnncs Returning to Inuvlk 1130 or 10 at nlghl withme anything ml nlnw breakfast or mn chance lo wash and change my wm huslml of la lho homes nl hr cal rcsidcnls frw of these people won more Intercle In ILInning lhclr mmplulnls and demands lnr II more tomlmb nhlu and pmhlnblc life In lhu 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hora governments aralnoto ously llliberal in their attitude to the practice ol democracy and often they re veal yum1n prelegence Jar wnlmnptum bypassmg Pa llnmenLand acting with the aulncracy whlch normal to dictators rs spacilic charge tn which Ilollyzr open Is that he L1 proceeding towards unl licatlon oi the three fighting services without prior approval by Parliamem and in direct contravention existing 321 lefice vmlililitflr Doug Harkncss has protesth hum1m xrnlulslerthat he planned inhoducflm or uni fled trade slrupture or lhe three Services is the first and major step towards nu lntcA grplian The only uuflwrfly yet given Hwa by Padiamenz and yet sunght by Mm was to appolnl one supremo cammandcr or the three scrvlcu om chlef the ddcnco slat In place of he lormcr chairman of In chlds of stafl commiltcel His 01 to be charged with um specific act oi unification wasto naval eyesthe crime placing an air commodore in command our seagoing navy at Halifax routes ENACTED Heliyer course has no pun iiamentary authority ior oiLhur oi lhse steps The National Dolonu Act any cieariy that The Canadian lnrccs cnnsist oi three services namely iho 30an Canadian Navy the Ca nadhm Army and the Royal Canadian Air Forcr Th should be clear especiain to iieliycr who in his one year service wore the uniiorm or two ol those three separate and distinct services OTTAWA REPORT tho MIL0 Can mm was mun gc The com cram My had been nmmgnd by fixeMariim pmviom disclm Ibo pmsibxuty lannmg urnon among Wm nn gmemmmt n1 Camda asked lo ollmwd to send dolegait to pram bigger propuvihm hat the Mamizm sham Jon Omar in Miami union John mm mm Licnno Carder zoom kwn DImy McGee and 5mm um sailed mm Qudxx an Ming in Lw ship Qmm iwxh and rived In mmwom mm asrly on tho mmniru of qulunbm The Manka delegate wer not wake but onme mind Mammy ll Pope law tho ship nndmr rm ml wt in an oyster boat L1 said that he vm mistukm or lrshcnmn 14 Its ml was mkod abut pnro of nyslnl Lama max mum Thu Marth deicgalu hmdean 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Confederation Meet Competed With Circus LETTERHEADS BROCHURES °NVOICES ENVELOPES PRIZE LISTS OBILLHEADS onuswess CARDS OPROGRAMS GUMMED LABELS ovosms oomce STATIONERY owes CATALOGUES CHEQUES OHAND mus DRAW TICKETS PRINTING BLACK AND WHITE AND COLOR control and ndmlnlslraunn of the Oanadhn forcesnola that last word plum and not lmply anunlficallop The second offence com mmed by Heflyer leans was In the tradition ol tho baro laced arrogance toward Funa menl 3ers°nlgd tho lug Howe which dld aqmuch Io cause the 1961 duel of the St Laurent bent zavemmmt reler Hellyers alleged ceni mdflxzadume evidenca whlgg ndymre pmpos to give before um defence com mmee cl ha House Com men meaty In mu law cum templmua to were Wilma whn sworn to ell lhe qrutll ihewluflu truth and mm but Nu truth Pullman la lhn hlghes com ln the land Hausa Common alert to IL status would on these zrmmd summon llellyer to expan hl conduct belore ll cvmmlnu an privllcgcs MEANS OFFSTAGE ird will on which MP may criticize Hciiyer is or per mitting bureaucrat to speak or him on major policy Ellie moms This was evidence or example in Iho Toranin Glob and Mail which carried tht heudiinc Tradesmen In services IIcUycr denies pay me back door to unlllcau yer Man made that Important dwlaranu It was Apparently his executive 3551mm B111 Ike and the newspaper 5101 continued spokesman or Dflenco MinXsler Hellycr xald one of Ottawas old public relations expert commemed backroom boy thfld stay of stage It is the error green PR boy to permit m1 jor annaumement to appear to come mm appoLnled bureaucnt when It L1 the elected mlnlster who re sponsible The accepted prac tice Is for the announcement no doubt pmpared by an Edgar Bergen lo be filtibuted he ventrlloqulsls doll and lo Charlie McCarlhy today am nounced that But it was Mdth not Hm 72M537