Victoria Day Seen Shifting to Weekend Observance
The article notes Victoria Day will not fall on May 24 this year and often yields a weekend celebration. It argues weekend observance boosts family outings and compares it with Dominion Day, which may also shift to Monday for smoother weekly routines.
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Victoria
Canada
Ready or not Ontario votes June 9
The piece explains the rush of election preparation in Ontario as voters register, lists are compiled, printing for polling day is done, and campaigns organize speeches halls and promotions. It notes many may skip voting and urges choosing to vote on June 9.
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Ontario
Burlington
Municipal bidding for industry raises bonusing fears
The piece warns Ontario towns risk a costly bonusing drive to attract industry repeating past mistakes. It cites Owen Sound’s mayor and a town near by granting land worth 2000 and 9000 dollars to two firms. It urges the Municipal Board to use its authority to keep towns solvent with audited statements and careful oversight to avoid a bidding frenzy.
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Owen Sound
Here
Ontario
New Driving Caution as Traffic Rules Change This Month
New highway regulations take effect at month end boosting license suspensions for careless driving to up to one year. First offense DUI carries a six month suspension. injuries or damages may raise it further. Bicycles and farm tractors require lights and reflectors. new cars after 1956 will have turn signals. School buses gain protections for stopped traffic.
Railways' 1954 losses spark debate on grain rates
Canada’s railways posted heavy losses in 1954 with CNR in the red by 28 million dollars and CPR earning only 2.15 percent on rail investment. Executives blame creaking policy for grain shipments from prairies to Lakehead and Pacific ports at 1899 rates, a hidden subsidy forcing taxpayers and investors to absorb the cost.
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Canada
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific
CNR
CPR
Donald Gordon
W. A. Mather
Mather
Prairies
Lakehead
Pacific Coast
Board of Transport Commissioners
Powassan News marks 49th anniversary under J B Lake
The Powassan News celebrates its 49th anniversary with founder J B Lake still leading the paper. Congratulations express hope the paper continues serving the community for many years. The Grand Forks Gazette editorializes on welfare, urging Canadians to focus on enabling self employment and savings rather than expanding social welfare.
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Powassan News
J. B. Lake
Grand Forks
B.C
Remarkable Physique of 90 Year Old Hillsburgh Man
The focal paper highlights Robert Jackson a Hillsburgh resident at 90 who remains active working at a local feed store. During a heat spell he helped unload eight tons of feed without showing strain.
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Erin
Hillsburgh
Robert Jackson
Brampton Adopts 66.5 Mill Tax Rate Over Prouse Dissent
Brampton approved a 66.5 mills tax rate last week, 45 mills above prior year. Councillor Russell Prouse opposed, arguing the works committee budget was cut from about 330000 to 179000, making 66.5 mills inadequate and risky compared with 68 or 69.
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Brampton
Russell Prouse
Council
Prouse
Acton Professional Directory and Services Listing May 22 1955
Community page lists medical doctors Dr W G C Kenney Dr D A Garrett and Dr A J Buchanan along with veterinarians F G Oakes B V Sc and B D Young C L Young. real estate brokerages F L Wright R H Elliott and C F Leatherland. legal firms C F Leatherland M E Manderson and others. funeral home Rumley. coaches and railway schedules for Acton region with multiple daily departures and connections to Georgetown and Guelph.
Acton News Highlights Community Events and Sports
Acton’s weekly meeting of the Board of Trade discussed beautifying the town in summer. The park hosted a baseball match, Victorias of Guelph defeating Acton Grays 3 1. Local clubs, scouts, and tennis groups organized events as municipal improvements advance.
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Acton’ Board ‘of Trade
Acton
the Park
Victorias of
Actoh
Canada
Sherman's
Nassagaweya Pergheron Horse Co
Homer Adams
Daisy Nicklin
Clara Moore
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Hydro
Nelson
Butler Manufacturing Co
Kansas City
Cedarvale School
Advocate
Lakeshore
Milton
Ed Sullivan
Norm Guild
O.K
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Bower. Avenue
Mr. George Emmiott
Bower Ave
ST. Alban's. “Church
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Robert H. Armstrong
Paevenis
Pentecostal Assembly
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Crewson’s Corners
Rev. K
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Cook St
Professional Directory and
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Millet
H. Leib
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F. L. Wright
Wilbur St
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C. F. Leatherland
Lever & Hoskin Chartered Accountants
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Victoria St
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Rumley Funeral Home
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C.M
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St. Alban's Parish
Hal 14
Park
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Guelph
Gray Coach Lines
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Acton Cornet Band
Wilson
Nico Mastro
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