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(Goma ae : sate je pt encima at i nega gengnignighsaing~tigné LEP PPPS Poe Ea Sele EE OPEN LILLE LL A AOE EM tion," Prof. Lermer said, "Que- bec is really on the advanced road Western European. coun tries are taking." URGES CANADIAN PLAN | He believed a similar. corpora- tion could boost the Canadian : economy if adopted by the fed-| -- Effective Wednesday, May 22, 1963 the following changes eh be made in one way street operation: FOUR CAN KILL Here snakes in the Unitedjcottonmouth and --s, varls THE OSHAWA TIMES, Th A 16, 1963 12 , Thursdey, May | : There are four kinds of pol-|States--the coral, conperhendis eties of rattlesnakes, -- BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT Fear Of Government Planning In Canada eral government. "Since the federal government controls monetary policy, the Paap ag oa aa sarin ne PREMIER Premier Jean Lesage of Quebec chats with reporters at Montreal International Air- port on his return from a 10- day visit to England, Belgium and France. The Premier ar- RETURNS rived on a regular airline flight, then transferred almost immediately 'to a Quebec gov- ernment aircraft for the flight to Quebec City. --(CP Wirephoto) Pressure Begins On Seaway Tolls By ROBERT RICE OTTAWA (CP)--The interna- tional pressure play over St.| Lawrence Seaway tolls starts in|! earnest now. The Seaway Authority of Can-| Welland to pay off the $32,000,- 000 cost of deepening the canal between Lakes Ontario and Erie 'Ito seaway standards. Before that the Welland had been toll free, although a service charge was levied. MONTREAL (CP)--Fear of government planning plays ha- voc with the Canadian economy, says Professor Arthur Lermer, chairman of the economics de- partment of Sir George Wil- liams University, "For some reason we regard mic planning on the na- tional level as a threat to de- mocracy and private enter- prise," he said in an interview. "And yet we are planning all the time at the individual, fam- ily and business level." Prof, Lermer recently at- tended an international conven- ton for economists in Rome where the theme was the role of economic planning. He _ also spent a month visiting France, Holland, Belgium, Sweden and Norway. business, labor and government.| These experts then discuss eco- nomic problems and work out a plan for the future, a plan they stick to or only modify in con- sultation with each other." The Common Market, full em- ployment and a healthy balance of payments position were just a few results of this planning. And such planningis the best answer to communism or total- itarian regimes "because it al- lows different groups in society to determine a country's eco- nomic future." As an example of integrating rivate i " ince. Pi nad pune sectors, Pret "With the investment corpora-|f- Lermer said he found European NET EARNINGS Prof. Lermer said Euorpean economists were astounded that a country as rich as Canada face economically. "They couldn't understand our high unemployment and slow growth rate when we had eco- nomic advantages they longed for." PLANS HELPED EUROPE It was only through imagina- tive planning that the Western European countries had so rap- idly and forcefully got on their feet again after the Second World War. "What is unique about their planning," Prof. Lermer said, "is that it brings together lead- ing economists with leaders in had, in his words, fallen on its|{4d., year ended Dec. 31: 1962, By THE CANADIAN PRESS Cochrane - Dunlop Hardware $159,128; 1961, $272,216. Zenith Electric Supply Ltd., year ended Dec. 31: 1962, $685,- 153; 1961, $510,419. RESULTS COUNT! economists greatly interested in Quebec General Investment Cor- poration. ' The corporation, which ties public and private investment into an organization devoted to strengthening the economy of the province, 'is bound to bring about closer relations with the Quebec government and private interests. "Tt will also increase the stake of Quebecers in their own prov- ince, and will mobilize 'internal capital so that foreign capital will be less important in the economic growth of the prov- h Business 8 Wy i COURSES START ON OR BEFORE JULY 2 9:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. $35. 00 peg tts $ 1 8.00 MONTHLY mI fay S| MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE| Consult « Member of the Oshawa & District | Real Estate Board' | Classrooms are air-conditioned. |} Morning class. schedule -- leaves |! ample free time for work or play. }} PHONE OR WRITE FOR LITERATURE | The Canadian School of Business 52% Simcoe St. N. 728-7081 Over $16,000 ada announced Wednesday that in prizes* in the A Annual balance of payments position and the fiscal system, it could play a great role in the demo- cratic planning of Canada, "Above all, Canadians must) realize that proper planning is) not only compatible with private | enterprise and democracy but is| a necessary condition for their! survival." HAS MANY HOMES | There now are about 2,500,000) homes in greater London, about) 40 per cent of them owner-oc-! cupied, | STREET Victoria St. Ontario St, Albert St. Celina St, BETWEEN King St. & Bond St. King St. & Bond St. King St. & Olive Ave. King St. & Olive Ave. WILL BECOME vy One Way Northbound. One way Southbound One Way Northbound One way Southbound ALD. J.°G. BRADY cay 2 of Oshawa Last July, the government it wants to hear ideas on the , future .toll structure in written|knocked off. the tolls and pre- submissions as well as at pub- pared to pick up the annual tab lic hearings. for amortization payments .on Deadline for the prepared the Welland improvements. Sea- briefs is Sept. 3, with the hear-|¥4Y tolls were not touched. ings likely to be held in Ottawa! In the U.S., the National Wat- early next year. erways Conference, on which The American Seaway Agency|business and shippers are rep- is taking similar steps to soundjresented, is fighting to keep out public feeling in the United|U.S. inland canals toll-free and States on the toll question. jto lift the tolls on the seaway. Both agencies are required by} However, American railroads law to report to their respec-jand ports in the U.S. southeast Each one a'63 Meteor tive governments on the "suffi-/are opposed to abolition of sea- ciency" tolls. If anything, they e 'mms ain of seaway tolls to cover| way Two-Door Sedan Py 1 operating costs as well as pay|want tolls increased to ensure] 7 si off the $475,000,000 capital ta the 50-year payoff target is met. a of building the massive inte national waterway from Mont. SEE COURSES real to the Great Lakes. 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