Erin Township Faces Repairs After Severe Road Crash
Reports say Erin Rumor died at Toronto General Hospital from injuries after a car crash near Belfountain last week. Her husband and a friend perished at the scene. The Seventh Line road in Erin Township is being resurfaced with tar and crushed stone from Ballinafad to Hideburgh, with work starting last Thursday on No. 24 highway at Guelph city limits for a heavy coat of tar and crushed stone.
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Mauride Vincent
Calorna Ave
East York
Toronto General Hospital
Belfountain
Erin Township
Ballinafad
Hideburgh
Guelph City
Lmits
Erin
Advocate
Burlington Lions hear Carnival take and plans for club building
At Brant Inn luncheon the Lions Club heard Carnival figures showing a gross take of 10 963 16 and net proceeds of 6148 with 1947 as prior year. The Local Association for Burling ton Girl Guides and Brownies seeks a permanent building behind Caroling Street Emerald Crescent for meetings due to rising membership.
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Caroling Street
Emerald Crescent
Burlington
Mangton Milne
Beyond Our Means in Canada Taxes and Enterprise
The Ottawa Journal cites a Bank of Canada study showing 1916 taxes on 709 firms were 45 percent of net profits, vs 18 percent in 1936. It argues profits depended on wartime volume and calls for foundational fiscal policy to avoid stifling enterprise. Idlewild, a 4,900 acre airport, is noted as recently dedicated in New York.
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Bank of Canada
Ottawa Journal
Canada
Idlewild
New York
Acton Mets Merits and Milton Battle in Turbulent Playoff Column
The column critiques Acton and Milton in a chaotic playoff game where Acton blew a 5-2 lead and Milton surged with 18 runs in four innings. Footitt hit a first year homer, Mowat relieved Snyder but Acton errors kept Milton alive. Debates over juvenile eligibility and garden party excuses color the controversy as the writer backs Acton as the deserved winner.
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Bob
John Mowat
Snyder
Milton
Acton
Rimmis
Whiteman
Gervais
Motoring Safety Reminder From the Golden Rule
A short public notice urges motorists to apply the golden rule while driving. It reminds drivers to treat others as they would want to be treated and to maintain caution on the road.
Barefoot boy warned about looming national debt
Poem sketches a young boy as a symbol of future burden. It contrasts carefree childhood with impending financial obligations. The speaker urges early enjoyment before responsibility grows, implying a national issue framed through a personal image.
Lift heavy loads safely with legs not back
A Canadian farmer explains proper lifting to avoid back strain. He stresses using knee bends, keeping the back vertical, and not showing off. Seek help for heavy weights and avoid lifting beyond one’s limit. Never lift with the back.
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Ontario Stock Yards
Wally Ford
Hamilton
Guelph
G. A. Sirrs
Allan
Arthur ST. Guelph
Vic's Photography. Service
Bedal
Kia
Vic Bristow
Ontario
Chapple's
Wyndham St. G
Angus Hennedy
CAL
Falco Broa
Ginger Farm
Johnny
Cicely
Daughter
Fort
Wiliam
Stuand
Chaplin
Saskatchewan
Wease
Cieely
Pet
Jane
Coles
Matt Tyler
Blue Sox
Oak Ville
County Town
Milton Cannouce
Seme
Fortune
E.P
Optometrist
St. George's
Milton District Co- Operative
Valley
Arthur Ont
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Ltd
Orangeville
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