Support for the Chamber of Commerce and its reach
The piece argues for strong support of the Chamber of Commerce as a key community and national driver. It notes provincial and federal roles, highlights widow and estate tax issues, and warns that high estate taxes push small businesses to foreign buyers and threaten survivability of family enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxett
Gordon
House of Commons
Canada
Chamber of Commerce
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Nations Federation of More
BSO Boards of Trade and Chambers of Commerce
Rosrods
Simgler
Local Youth Activities Highlight Early Spring Events
The Good Old Days notes spring gatherings with the Wat's Wounded and youth groups led by Dr. Kenney and Dr. Water. The YMCA hosts a meeting on devel opments for youth facilities while plans for a town hall alteration project are discussed. Officials and citizens including Meg JOA Cattle, Matus, Cartan and Ward participate in spelling events, community games, and maple tapping at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wat
Cullen
Kenney
Dr. Water
Dirstare
YMCA
Cate
Canaia
Canadian Navy
Acton
Ben Dambrrt
S&s
Nawsopasesa
Fragmented 1914 Free Press notes Darwin theory debate and local events
A garbled 1914 page mentions Clara Speight Heaton of Newtonbrook and a book The Origin of the Chaonted Benwits. It references Darwinian evolution debates and local figures such as Miss Lena May Allott and Acton. The text includes scattered notes on travels, publications, and public notices with many OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Vrees
Thureday
Clara
Speight Ean Heaton
Newtonbrook
Grell Gye
Shana
Acton
Matiel Spedgtet
Willow
New Stevet area plans include schools and housing progress
District Aurlington reveals foreshadowed growth for New Stevet with gas stove plan and a proposed Ascension Separate School. Two more schools and a possible Diph school would raise the town population to about 800 as planners push development. Georgetown faces apartment construction and earlier permit reversals with council debate. Brampton eyes municipal offices at Queen Street site with August occupation phased in. Milton Chamber earns Ontario award for using historic themes in promoting the community and Steam and We Reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurlington
Uot
Sulowliog Mines
Fatates
Conginiing Aoschool
Ascension School
Berg
Harper Comic
Queen's Hotel
Queen St. Bo
Milton
Chamber of Commerce
Ontario Chamber of Commercitcw
Bruce Trail Hamilton Club Leads Local Bruce Trail Work
The Bruce Trail is a marked footpath along the Niagara Escarpment connecting Queenston to Tobermory. The Iroquoia Bruce Trail Club in Hamilton coordinates work with six Ontario clubs and held its annual meeting at the Hamilton Royal Hotel with contacts Merle Guahy and Robin Stowe managing Mount Nemo area work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innes
Edith Austen Lloyd
Hanilton
Tral
Hamilton Iroquoia
Queenston Heginning
Brock’s Monument
Tobermory
Bruce Peninsula
Federation of Ontario Naturalists
Don Mills
F.O.N
Cparate
Iroquoia Bruce
Box 183
Hamilton
Ite
Ares
Resal Cun
Soona Purelists
Ontario
Merle Guahy
Millgrave
Robin Stowe
Camprellville
Mount Nemo
Minstrel show lineup and committee details
The article lists cast members including Hartley De Forest, John Greifeneder, Casper Pauw, Jake Varaterkooy and others. A sprightly trio with Glenn Banks on piano Charlie Perry on drums and Charlie Rocker Lion supported the show. Hartley Bristow chaired the event with a committee handling costumes advertising and props.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ough
Charlie Thomson
Hartley de Forest
John, Greifeneder
John Rol
Casper’ Pauw
Jake Varaterkooy
Glenn Banks
Charlie Perry
Charlie Rocker Lion Vic Bristow
Vicechairman
al Lauder
John Greéffeneder
Hartley Colgs
Herb Brasler
Murray Harrison
Ray Archie
Bob Parker
Ales Jubnone
Sabbath Celebrations and Jewish Week End Traditions
The passage recalls rites of the Holy Sabbath observed by a great grandfather, noting the week’s structure from Friday to Sunday, with references to May dates and Chilean origins. It reflects on the cultural shift of a Jewish family and its worship practices.
Bridge hand and bidding analysis with winners named
A bridge play section analyzes a deal where South contends with spades and clubs. East and West defenses shape the diamonds and hearts, revealing plan errors and strategic lessons. Winners listed: Mike Lorusso, Rick Anderson, JJ Hooper, Mrs. G. Reed, Bill Coats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Hearts
Mike Lorusso
Rick Anderson
JJ Hooper
Great Banks
G. Reed
Bill Coats
Professional Directory and Travellers' Guide and Local Notices
A mixed page listing professionals and services in Acton Milton and Port Credit with addresses and phone numbers. It includes physicians surgeons dentists and solicitors and a brief insurance and appraisal section. The page also records a minor traffic accident with two youths involved causing property damage to vehicles.
Also Mentioned on This Page
C of C
Chamber of Commore
Chamber of Com- Witers la Nat
Leta Fratiers
Junos
Municipaty
Additon
Tony
Chamber of Comredtes
Province Chamber of Commerce
Federation of Boards and Chambers
Oe Aire Vera
the Age
Peete Walton
Stotch
Esena
The
Acton Free Press
Diths Printing and Publishing Co. Ltd
Willow St
Audit Bureau of Circulations
CWNA
England
Commonwealth
United
G-Ay Dis
Editonto
David R. Ditlt
RTAC
News “2
Hamilton Club
Ua. Welll
Gulf Dade
Chile
South
North
Maudein
Ganley
Saar Hunday
Wheator Neal
Judgiment Dey
Alice
Thyres Hotling
Iatiore Malawan
Southberlow Road
Dey
Guelph
Henry Walsma
Glen Williams
Mountalinview
Shannon
Walsma
Professional Directory and
Travellers’ Guide
D. A. Garett
Willow and
River Ste. Patrance River
Acton, Ont
Robert D. Buckner
Wo Wallington
B. Moore
Main Street
North Corner
Main and
Mill Street
H. Leis
Corner Mill and
Prederick Streets
A. J. Buchanan
Cedric Dey
Hinton Bldg
Ont
C. Fr. Leatherland
Q.C
Braida
Actoa
Pe Pelsley
Gael Ostario Phooa
Hewre
Wavit W. Gorn
Young
Arthur & Young Ss
Panesal
Renee F. Rhoemaker
Mer
E. L. Buchner
Arthur A
John
Main St
Lloyd Davie Jewatlery
F. LL. Wright
Wilbur
Donald E. Sinner Barch
Milita Mill
Travellery Guide
Gray Coach Lines
Concens Iit
Aioe
Sun
Canadian National Ae
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