Year End Thanks From the Free Press
The Free Press expresses gratitude for readers and local contributors as 1953 ends and 1954 begins. It praises the paper as central to community life, thanking correspondents advertisers and helpers while seeking continued loyalty and support in the new year.
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Prosperity Forecasters Predict Brisk 1984 Ahead
The column surveys business leaders forecasts for the year ahead 1984 noting optimism and expectations of prosperity. Analysts caution forecasts vary but generally foresee a favorable economy with no major storms on the horizon.
Wages in Ontario mines spark strike debate in Ontario report
A Peterborough Examiner summary notes Ontario mining wage comparisons show Northern Ontario miners earning the highest weekly wages. September averages ranged from 61.69 province wide to 76.57 in stake areas, with De Saut reporting 79.55 as the top regional pay. The piece questions why gold miners seek more amid rising living costs.
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Changes in Ontario towns adopt new assessment mandate
In Ontario towns a long awaited assessment change is being enacted next year to align values with real estate state value. The shift aims to distribute municipal tax more equitably as services expand. The mill rate may fall briefly then rise again, prompting calls for a further assessment reform in coming years.
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Principal level taxation and revenue needs
The text argues that at the principal level nothing exists beyond what citizens provide through taxation. Tax collection methods evolve with time as expenditures rise, increasing revenue requirements. Balancing budgets may be postponed but not avoided.
Editor Change at Creemore Star After Retirement
The Creemore Star shifts editors as BC Smith retires after 30 years, selling the paper while promising to assist the new owner briefly. Mr Soh ascends as editor with Weathrooke as successor, and the staff anticipates further turnover in weekly newspapers amid ongoing industry shifts.
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Canadians Spend More On Travel In United States
The piece notes Canadians, about one tenth the U.S. population, spend more on travel in the United States than Americans spend in Canada. Canadian visitors spent $283 million south of the border, about $32 million more than U.S. visitors to Canada, with a $35 million gap from the prior year. It says Canadians are better at visiting the U.S. and spending, while Americans visit less in return.
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Reading Between The Line New Year Reflections In Hard Times
The article reflects on a tense year with local developments including school programs for students and teachers, fiscal debates, and community events. It notes national and international events, tax rate concerns, and broader shifts shaping the town’s outlook as residents greet the new year with cautious optimism.
Acton Ontario churches and local services listing
A historical Acton page lists United Church of Canada and Presbyterian and Anglican churches with ministers and schedules. Also shown are local professionals, including doctors, vets, lawyers, and real estate firms, plus telephone exchanges, street addresses, and train timetables for Canadian National Railways.
Acton Baptist Church Service Times and Pastor
Acton Baptist Church schedules Sunday services at 7 30 and 8 30 pm with BYPU and a pastor named Ray Ho Costerus and a parsonage on Bower Avenue.
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The Good Old Days Political Report From 1903
A fragment from a 1903 issue notes an municipal election on Monday with seats contested and low voter turnout. References to local figures John Mefiow Mishaw and wards, plus mentions of expected shipments and prices, hint at a broader civic and economic context of the era.
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Acton Children Plan Charity Event At Welfare Board Hall
Local Acton families prepare for a charity gathering at the Welfare Board Hall to fund community aid. Officials note a strong turnout is expected as residents unite for the cause and a guest roster highlights community leaders and volunteers.
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