Beatty and Campbell Notices from Guelph
Beattie At the General Hospital Guelph on Friday March 31 1950 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Beatty Wean Matheson Wean. Campbell In loving memory of a dear sister Richard Campbell Francis Away in the beautiful hills of God We will meet our loved one there Annie and Will remember her with love
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Beatty
General Hospital
Guelph
Reidey
Andra. Wealey Beatty Wean Matheson
Campbell
Richard
Francis
God
Annie
Will
Ig Marnhok
Entrias
Eos
Easter traditions and spring events in Acton area
Easter activities are noted with services and hot cross buns for Good Friday. A snow storm last Sunday was one of the season’s strongest. A spring rally by the Guelph Baptist Churches is planned in Acton with 150 to 200 attendees at the YMCA and Baptist Church.
Elective Jobs and Parliament Pay Debate
A discussion on MPs pay proposing a rise from eight thousand dollars with two thousand tax free. An English critic argued pay reduces independence as ministers and assistants form a well paid body. Many MPs face living costs in Ottawa and backbenchers weigh motives to disrupt. Housefly lifespan noted as up to ten weeks.
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Engishman
Canada
Chateau Laurier
Less blood for London visitors guides claim bogus history
Visitors to London are advised that some tour guides offer questionable tales while presenting a mix of real blood and fake history. A Regent Street Polytechnic course has allegedly trained guides in local history and tourism topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Regent Street Polytechnic
Londah
Week's Town Volleyball League Nets Close Matches
The Tannery Reds win 18 7 in the final game against the Tannery Blues while Y's Men lose 15 4 and 15 5 to Business Men. Ruainsas Men sweep Ye Men 18 0. Micro Plastics split 18 11 and 18 7 with Independents, who won 18 3 in between. The third and final round begins tonight.
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Tannery Reds
Tannery Blues
Reds
Ruainsas
Sarnest
Independents
Micro Plastics
Micro Plastices
Atyle
CAN'T IGNORE THE CONSUMER AT THE COUNCIL TABLE
The Financial Post argues that pushing for higher wages or better returns to farmers and workers inevitably raises consumer prices. It notes the consumer bears the cost, seeking cheaper substitutes or reducing consumption as prices rise.
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Council
Agriculture
Financial Post
British sleeve trower to ease housework on display
A British firm unveils a sleeve trimmer to help housewives shorten sleeve lengths with minimal effort. The all steel device is described as perfectly balanced, fire‑warp and vermin‑proof. First consignments head to Canada. Donald Gorton becomes the youngest head of Canadian National Railway at 47.
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Canada
Donald Gorton
Canadian National Railwaye
For Sale Classified Mix of Goods and Farm Items
A scattered set of classified ads listing for sale items including flangettes with automatic oven control, cows and a heifer due in April, a steering and battery, a 1950 Chevrolet sedan, a plywood cupboard, seed mixes for forage and lawns, tractors and trucks, sewing machines, and a business opportunity notice. Includes contact details for Acton and nearby towns and multiple addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berk Ave
William Nelsen
Acton
For Rent Vacuum Cleaners and Polishers for Rent
Vacuum cleaners and floor polishers available for rent at 100 dollars per day. Apply at 136 Bower Ave.
Sewage site mud abate delays path to office
Residents report mud from the sewage installation in front of the mile long road. A cinder path from the gate to the office allows limited travel while trucks clear the area free of charge. Coal supply meets demand and nut coal begins today with immediate delivery planned. See you Sunday morning.
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Mil Wei
Also Mentioned on This Page
Memoriam
Joe Harris
Campbellville
Leaque
Mister Rat
de Prople
Brother
Winter
Arthur L. Phelps
The
Christian Guardian
John Hockwosd
United Church
Farnworth Memorials
Mederais
Prteas
Pallant’s Clothing Store
Home Service
Wright
Wilbur St
York Rd
Predanttel
Brock Ave
W.H. Denny
Prudentis Laserface Company
Amerizs Wema Ofte
Weslara Homa Gilsa Mowart
Les Aageles
Call
Saly
Baly
Kruehler
Beesike Avenue
Lloyd Burt
Georgelowe
J. Ko Gardiner
Ste
Atake Beady
St . Bean
Win Crippa
Queen St
Hannerata
Paawer
Aly Ltoyd Hurt
Phon nErtown
FO Sale
Terlea Krnie
Atgetown
Howy Theatre
Aldge
Ideal
Poot Street
Scotland
Draper St
Norval Patan
Ciestgetown
van Gals Mill St
Sale Fastweet
Halliday Acton
Enright
Lawrence King
Campbellwire
Kentucky
Wisconsin
William Couse & Sons, Limited
Streetaville
Ontario
Minneapolis
Moline
Waterloo
Firestone
Morraia
Ferguson
Tom Hewson
Georgetown
Withers
John St
Cor
R. Wrightews
Grocory
Bow Acton
Huttonvil
Harnett @& Son
Aaria
Femie
Tadie
Theatee
Lion Thmial
Tar Tush
Messien Agency
Front St
Toronto
A HS
Eo. Tarzazwell
Mil St
Hicyclea
Nawe
Materaal Company
of Mortage
Ac- Tor
Mnipenled Wa
Jack Calder
Lovell Bros
Schneider's
Nol Bacon
Barrie Brand
Acton Construction Co
Wm. G. Roszell E. Davies
van Fleet
Elizabeth Joe
Halton
Co. F. Leatherland Acton
Mackenzie News
Cary
JB MacKenzie & Son
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