Halton MP Highlights Budget Reforms and Auto Industry Impact
Halton MP Sandy Best discusses federal budget provisions affecting volunteer firemen expense payments and a 7.14 percent excise tax cut on cars. He notes retroactive up to 1958 for expense money to firemen and expects lower car prices despite a 3 percent provincial tax increase. Best emphasizes Halton issues in Ottawa and the Ford Oakville plant’s regional impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Best
Ommons
Bast
Halton
Oakville
Ford
Camping trip plans reveal a nature loving wife
A couple outlines a vacation week at summer end. The wife, labeled an amateur naturalist, embraces roughing it and bags essentials for camping while the husband jokes about her practical side. The piece notes her fondness for nature and her knack for lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Can Chisel
Intrepid Outdoorswoman Drives Camping Plan Clash
A husband describes his wife's trailblazing love of cottage stays and wild beach trips, contrasting his desire for a plush resort. He jokes about dragging her camping with a tent, twin beds, and an oil furnace while joking staff at Algonquin Park has eliminated mosquitoes and added vacuums and dryers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ab To
Saime
Algonquin P
Ontario Retail Sales Tax Act Comes Into Effect
Merchants face new 3 percent tax rules with monthly returns and clear invoicing. Ontario becomes eighth province to implement the tax, with ads, labor invoicing rules, and vehicle repair guidance outlined as school returns approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Ryerson Institute to be modernized at $6 million cost
A Forward notes the Ryerson Institute of Technology will be modernized at an estimated cost over 6 million dollars. The project adds an administration wing with library and facilities including classrooms gym cafeteria and auditorium. Since 1948 the institute has grown from 200 to about 2150 students offering practical diverse courses and many graduates reaching top field positions. Government tendering also signals expansion of this industrial province's education system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryerson Institute of Technology
Ryerson
Toronto Normal School
Canada and the OAS Invitation: A Measured Response
The piece argues Canada should not rush to join the Organization of American States after Kennedy's Ottawa visit. It notes public ignorance about the OAS, cites Canada’s multinational commitments, and favors sending an observer now while delaying full membership due to potential US policy clashes.
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Canada
Organization of American States
Kennedy
Ottawa
Gallup
O.A.S
Commonwealth
United Nations
NATO
NORAD
United States
O.A S
O.A.S. Council
School Days GAD Reflects on Summer Holidays and Local Changes
The writer recalls carefree summer holidays of youth with memories of street play and sparse traffic. They note ongoing local construction projects, including a Bell Telephone building and proposed site deterioration, and ponder Acton post office plans while lamenting quiet summers of the past.
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Jimamie Cosine
Hower Avenue
Church Street
Bell Telephone
Trebeusys
Molly
Churchill Weekend Visitors Recorded In Homes
Weekend visitors are listed across Churchill area homes. Garnet Winters and Win Bell hosted at Point AuBauril. The Swackhamers from Handin with granddaughter Gerry Tee Thompson visited Sunday with her parents. Additional visits include Rot Davidson and Tressa Keeler of RR 2, Hows McArthur of Erininated, and Theodore Martin of Vineland. A Hill Millington wedding reception in Galton on Saturday involved Mr. Hill as a nephew.
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Garnet Winters
Win
Bell
Point AuBauril
Harald Swackhamer
Handin
Gerry Tee Thompson
Mrr
Arthur Swackhamer
Rot Davidson
Tressa Keeler
RR 2
Hows Mc-Arthur
Stan Hill
Hill Millington
Galton
Hill
Lons—Task-and-serry—Leong-ot- Woodstock
Wm. Thompson
Muskoka
Clark Amstrong
Bonnie
Chemen
Chaotic 1911 and 1948 Notes Mix in Long Text
A fragmentary OCR page blends 1911 reminiscence with 1948 items. It references Crane the Taine Wes Prows, a laundryman, teases of local events, a St Patrick's tied game, and heat affected exams, plus a church window accident and a power substation upgrade.
Professional Directory and Travellers Guide
Directory listing physicians surgeons dentists and professionals in Acton Ontario with office addresses and hours. Includes Dr W G C Kenney Dr D A Garrett Dr R D Buckner Dr H Leib Dr A J Buchanan and other professionals with contact details and hours. Also lists Barristers Notaries accountants and optical services and daylight saving time notes for the area.
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Ned Onny
The
Acton Free Press
Dills Printing and Pu Co. Ltd
Willow St
Acton
Audit Bureau of Circulations
C.W.N.A
Ontario-Quebec
G. A. Dills
David R. Dills
von Stdin
Abe
Churchill
Charles Wang
Chitin Laundryiman
Vighad Vishiead
Uriel
Betises
St. Patrick's Af
Bether
Jae
Brookville
Joseph Meadure
Church St
Vuksn Ve
Lauie
Thureday
Bruwitian
Taupe
Aden
Bharneags
Red Cross
Menkewtood
Besusglen
Teland
Georgian Bay
Vm.cal
Charles Wilson
Travellers’ Guide
Sernege
W. G. C. Kenney
Lemon Hheck
D. A. Garrett
Widow and
Rover Sty
Entrance River
Ont
Ofice
Aupost
AL Bo McCarter
Robert D. Buckner Phovean
Welington St. Acton
G and Insurance Apphais
F. L. Wright
Welbur Siston
Ontire
Upraser
H. Leib
A. J. Buchanan
C.F. Leatherland
A. Braida
Rister
Guuestar
E. Guelpa
Bruce E. Shoemaker
Mer
E. L. Buchner
R.O
Robert R. Hapriltom Optometrs
Giawes F
N. Geurecown
Vlever & Hoskin
Main
King St . Brampton
Toronto
Gray Coach Lines
T. Sun
Ranways
Canadian National
Easibouns
Ponto
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