Switzer Baby Born at Guelph General Hospital
At Guelph General Hospital on December 6 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Howard J Switzer ER 1 Hillsburg R R 1. Also Beatrice Lambert (Mrs Walter Cole) announces birth of Vada Marie on December at Nursing Home Acton. Allan and Beatrice Smith thanks neighbors for support during hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubwitzer
Guelph General Hospital
Inh
Howard J. Switzer
ER. R. 1
Hillsburg
Le-Mri
Walter Cole
Beatrice Lambert
Vada—Marie
Guelph St. Acton
Allan Smith
Local shoppers eyed as Christmas draws near
Christmas reminders fill the page urging timely gifts and delivery while noting a $50 Elgin watch lucky draw at Rachlin Jewellers last Saturday. The note thanks readers for early copy input and highlights a $250 gift for weekly home paper subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. E. Davies
Elgin
Rachlin Jewellers
Penguin Club Event Notice Friday
Announcement of a Penguin Club gathering this Friday with entry rules for members and out of town guests. Out of town attendees who were members last year may enter by paying the regular fee and signing for membership. Non members must be vouched for by a responsible Ac teen. Local attendees pay the regular fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penguin
Sufficient Land for Food Authority
Agricultural expert G R Snyder argues that new land is available for crop production. He states 18 billion acres of untapped land could be developed, with 1 billion in Africa and South America, plus temperate and frigid regions, to meet future food needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Snyder
Agronomist
C-I L
Agricultural Chemicals Division
Mr. Snyder
Africa
South America
Seed Treatment Has Many Benefits
Four important benefits from treating seed with fungicides are outlined by C Y L's agricultural division. They include destroying seed born fungi, combating soil inhabiting fungi, reducing weed impact for vigorous stands, and increasing market value by better germination in crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C-Y-L
Agricultural Chemicals Division
Women Search Officers Authorized by British Customs
Britain's Commissioners of Customs and Excise approve hiring multiple women search officers to inspect women passengers and crew arriving from abroad or departing. The staff will wear a uniform similar to the Women's Royal Naval Service but with customs buttons and a cap badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Commisssioners of Customs and Excise
Royal Naval Service Ofcers
Atlas to mark world resource deficiencies urged by society
The American Philosophical Society urges creation of an atlas identifying regions lacking natural resources and skilled labor. The proposal emphasizes mapping resource gaps to guide economic development and policy planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Philosophical Society
Akill
For Sale Classified Oddities in Acton and Georgetown
A crowded for sale list from Acton Georgetown area items includes puppies and pets, boots and skates, stoves, tools, vehicles, furniture and clothing. Advertisers include Joe Lasby Acton Hew Rockwood Gamble Maine Street and Mrs George Stigger King Street Georgetown. Some listings request contact by phone or box number with prices and terms.
Lost hound and farm notices scattered in Acton region
A ragged notice fragment lists a missing black and tan female hound near Hallinafad with a finder contact George Allan Acton. It also contains various farm ads including cattle housing hay for a man named AL McTaggart, wood cutting offers, a school redecoration bid by Acton Public School, and poultry flock testing by government supervision in Fergus Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallinafad
George Allan
Virit
Acton
Georgetown Team Slips Back After Tuesday Loss
Readers report a rough game night at Georgetown where Acton grabbed a win, delaying Georgetown’s playoff push. Foreman Rit Rose is recovering from a fall at the mill, Bill injured his arm, and Ma'ten treated at the hospital. Xmas shopping looks brisk for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Acton
Rit Rose
Bill
Isa
Ito Ma'ten
Acton Taxation Hearing Set By Ontario Municipal Board
The Ontario Municipal Board schedules a hearing for December 14 at 11:15 am in Acton Council Chambers on the Exquesing Township parcels described as parts of Lot 29 Concession 3 and Lot 27 Concessions 3, requested by the Village of Acton. Secretary M B Sanderson notes the notice dated May 16 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario Municipal Board
Acton
Exquesing
Toronto
M. OB. Sanderson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hydro
Acteen
Authority
Bob MacArthur
Bea Rachlin
Lovelly Bros
Bacon
le Ib
Schneiders ““Tard
Chrispycrust
Barrie Brand
Bie Ib
Maple Leaf
Lunehea
L. Hotchen
Johnstone & Rumley Furniture
Elma Braida
Rae West
Ain
Euromany
Giberson
Moffat Motors & Electric
Moffat
Ontario
Milton
Chnnteaas Gay
Lisle
Ravons
Handkerchiers
Hhandkerchiers
Wen
SALA
Joe Lasby
Actan
BOR
Erry and Co
Rockwood
Akates
Mint OC
Gamble
Maine St North
Moffatino
Irwin
Everdell
Main Street
P.O. Hox
Bob Sale
Oulsons
Wizard
Hespeler
J. 2
Halmes
Law
Iver- Johnson
Tke New
Wallace Swackhamer
POR Sali 7
Ino
Passession
Robertson
Greenwood Aviaries
George Stigger
King St. Georgetown
Herb Cook’s
Ror
Gordon Cook
Muleton
Clifford Paul Milton
TMS Wilys
Studebaker
Dodge
Plymouth
Ferguson
M.S Mo
Turner Cordwood
Buehler
Mit
Oo Nearty
Ford
Woods
Dee Laval
Imga Behmesound
Team Pfarness
Tong
Acton Pha
Micaelth
Jorner King
Union Streeta
Premiar Vaccins
AL McTaggart
Collings & Saw Mili—Cuatom
Lot
Sth
Erin
Acton Public School
Acton School
Toso
Fergus
Farnworth Memorials
Burlph. Ont
I. CC. Brace
K.W. Roofing and Insulating Co. Hitchener
MacKenzie
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