Call for highway link from Milton to Acton corridor
The writer urges connecting the Milton Acton route to the Dundas highway at Palermo, noting county improvements along the Acton Milton segment. They claim northern Halton lacks highway access while southern areas gain three routes, citing Acton hockey teams traveling long distances to Oakville.
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Palermo
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Downward Interest Trend Reversing Hints in Editorial
The Canadian Chartered Accountant editorial cites two signs the rate decline may have ended. London reacts to an Australian loan with a conversion offer and weak response, while Ottawa's New York Dominion bonds aim at higher yields. The piece argues bond refunding dominates current issues and warns that more attractive corporate bonds are needed to spur capital investment.
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London
New South Wales
New Commonwealth
Ottawa
New York
Dominion
Housing shortage prompts Acton builders to plan new homes
Acton faces a tight housing market as new families seek moderate rentals. Six men searched town on Saturday for homes, but none were available. Local advocates urge builders to erect ten to twenty new houses to meet demand and support industrial growth. A separate note praises Paris hockey arena no smoking policy as a model for Acton and Fergus arenas.
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Paris
Fergus Arenas
Fergus
Breakfast cereal exports and production in Canada in 1934
Canada shipped 3.23 million dollars of cereal foods in 1934 with over 95 percent to the United Kingdom. The year’s output included 53.54 million pounds of prepared breakfast foods valued at 7.67 million dollars, plus unprepared cereals and other products totaling 8.64 million dollars for the entire sector.
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United Kingdom
Editorial Notes on Canada Scouting Beef Butter and Public Life
Editorial notes discuss Canada's 81,000 Scouts as a world ranking, beef and butter production in January 1936 with gains, and 1935 to 1934 cheque transfers at clearing houses. Also mentions hockey editorial potential, a Halton MP's activity, Lou Marsh's death, non taxation of religious charitable events, and broader notes on small centre functions.
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Canada
Lou FE. Marsh
Uddeast
The Lord's Prayer and Persistent Prayer
A compact study of Jesus teaching on prayer from Luke and Matthew, outlining the disciples' model prayer, the authority of God, and the power and necessity of importunity. It emphasizes praying in Jesus name, seeking God's will and kingdom, daily bread, forgiveness, and protection from temptation.
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Jesus
God
Christ
Mark LI
James
Christon
Khaort
February accidents and compensation totals rise for Workmen
February reported 4 28 accidents to the Workmen s Compensation Board up 12 from January and down from 4 628 in February last year. Fatal accidents were 3 versus 17 in January. Benefits totaled 438 335 79 with 345 014 75 for compensation and 91 421 04 for medical aid.
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Workmen's Compensation Board
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