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I Aurora Keswick OTTAWA REPORT If mp sintd We Canadians are being conditioned to standard of living less than our Capability It is a subtle conditioning but it is With no real growth in the economy talk of other things If you cannot reach your goals then change your goals is the new approach We are now told there is a limit to growth in Canada The Prime Ministers control program la designed to whip us into line Health and Welfare Minister Marc advises that we should use more powdered milk offset the rising price of the fresh stuff Agricultural laid to be finite but r be too high and But to live is to expectations so will ingenuity is infinite Canada with lis relatively small and vast area is unique in the world the potential to be the wealthiest people To prosper a nation needs fresh achievements energy end an educated population have Cant combined and about I I worlds fresh water supply I In relation to our population slipped subjected ourselves to control Our growth in employment has been more in the unproductive sectors of the economy than the productive Most bureaucrats arc quick to regulate but slow to innovate Left to government our oil fields our gas reserves and our potash industry would never nationalize certain of the industries The greatest thing government could do is to and lo be explicit as to the future r those who wish to innovate and create The people of Canada can create a vibrant economy once again but government cannot do it em Such an economy will create jobs for Canadians in productive It contemplates the figures i should contribution of the unemployed jociely not just the employed When yoi are paid for their efforts out it built with such thinking Township will stick to wage price guidelines ON In open During a regular sessions meeting here Monday past nine da ys council endorsed an Gwillimbury Association of appeals from any their Council has taken heed of nlcipalities of Ontario municipal boards and expenses I guidelines per cent A final ad- referred to the J claries or said On a council while issuing no During a closed recommendation the the commissions extending We have to look tures meeting a week earlier proposal was broadened accounted for about urge all or upgrading 1976 very seriously as far as A proposed extension council received a to encompass all of the township municipal period hole f salines municipalities to restrict vices from Students raise 1 000 to buy school kiln AURORA Park Avenue Public School rep students raised about school staff collaborated for their school on spending the money program Mr Hicks said cording to viceprincipal The remainder or the Gary Hicks money will be used Repairs costly but Georgina to keep trucks of the vehicles The township spent dump truck which his mechanical condition stalled at the downtown COLLECTION FOR CHRISTMAS Students at Public School in Newmarket netted close to in Christmas presents when they launched a drive to help underprivileged families in he community Above from left student council Society Sorority holds Christmas social the depart- Phi Epsi Exemplar Amphitheater with evening at the home thought to have been department could get Ms existing equipment on After She meeting on i jiuned Nicholas Black Peter visit school her home on Dec OAK RIDGES accidental Hie students were told Mr Vandervoet told the youngsters he discovered St Nicholas hitch hiking down the School board reserve public last June Newmarket resident and earlier story students the story of St Nicholas and Black Peter apparently a rich bishop from Spain who Dutch youngsters on Dec 5 Mr Vandervoet told Nicholas and Black F life the teacher Public school million reserve for working funds was public knowledge last June Ixrird officials said here published in nine regional and July unable to confirm The was listed in Peter railing to lose publication June enough weight during lla- i elementary pane and balance from the secondary school budget The Bygone Eia From The Ems File YEARS AGO DEC The new organ in the Christian Church opened by a recital Monday evening Selections were by the local choir and the Sharon choir Clark of Toronto was the organist Hendersons Book Store Bakery Miss Smiths Millinery Mrs Bonds Millinery Atkinson J Jacksons Grocery Lee J J second Prize Market in Newmarket Several extra buyers are expected from the city The judging will be done by men well up in the business and no favors An unusually large amount of farm produce is expected After all Newmarket has done for the benefit of the far in the establishment of a cash market here they certainly should sustain this special effort by coming from far and near with all the produce they can carry At Home The Bachelors are preparing for their annual At Home in the town hall on Thursday evening Dec A large number of invitations have been issued and it is expected that the assembly will be more largely attended than last year ally settled down They Assessment appeal deadline is moved SI Nicholas The youngsters were disciplined any told the Dutch St I bad Nicholas and King Cancer Society prepare for Cart KING TOWNSHIP and cosmetics for At the December meeting Aurora Gift Cupboard of the King Branch the meeting in Aurora TORONTO date for lodging plaints extended from being made The site has not been decided on but will probably be on the Thome estate Mr Dave will be the manager 50 YEARS AGO DEC With the quality of bread that is being supplied by our local bakers there is no need for Toronto bread van to visit Newmarket Just now South End Bakery the oldest bake shop It is most important that people be given adequate opportunity to review or appeal their property assessment Since the regional assessment offices of my ministry rely heavily on people I want to make Warning to users of radio all radio receiving sets must be licensed Penalty on summary conviction is a fine not exceeding 50 Licence fee 1 per receiver Kathy prepareu me volunteers present Members of 1 Womens make Christ m tor the of assessment days before the WINTER would stand for reelection Council is expected to be returned by Brooks Conservation Area will beheld on Feb