Local G T R section men strike over pay rise
The G T R section men began a Monday strike with 1800 workers demanding 25 cents more per day and overtime pay. Foremen earn 1.50 daily and workers 1.00, with 2 to 8 cents deducted for insurance. take-home averages 1.47 to 1.50.
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G. UR
Acton
George Appleby
Milton Friends
Collie
Cockburn
Hillaburg
Jay
Flintbrook
Hilleborgh
Troe
Firytbrook
Georgetown Ministerial Association
Methodist
T. R. Forbes
Mra. McLachlan
Norval
Royal
Roa
Roberta
J. H. Matthews
Robert Scot
J. Lawson
Fergus
A. BE. Nichola
W. A. ‘Richardson
J. M. McWatt
Galt
A. J. Cardy
R. T. Kelly
Hugh’ Allan
G. Bress
Mary
Ore’ Saab
Kate
M Ratton
I. Crawford
Seramony
Mamie’ Masalas
Company 6
Lorne, Rifler
Batton
Gloveraville
N.Y
Snyder
Maenager
Tradere' Bank
Badbury
Jane
Sturgeon
Palp.Co
Capitanate
Teachers' Bank
Sturgeon Fells
Br. Boyder
Pulp Co
Financial
Canada
Boyder
Avery
Bandacore
Annual Guelph District meeting in Fergus reports progress
The Guelph District ministers and lay representatives met in Fergus last Tuesday and Wednesday. Rev J G Scott chaired with Rev W Jackson managing finances. Membership shows a small net decrease. reports of Acton Church indicate changes in numbers and funds total 2518.19 across Circulation funds and church ministries.
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Guelph
Fergus
J. G. Scott
Jane
J. 8. Ross
D.D. Sundey
W. OH. Harvey
H. P. Moora
Epworth - Lesgue
E. de Flagg
Nelson
Gustentation Fund
A. Groves
J.J. Cassidy
F. Martin
Colepland
Near
H.p.’Mooré
Jamee Brown
Harrie
J. Kitching
J. Town‘aond
J. Near
N. Leslie
Acton
Iaat Thoraday
Leiter
Troslees
Rcbool
Fpworthy ‘League
Disastrous Fire Threatens Victron Business Centre
A report from Victron B C May 23 describes a blaze that devastated the town's core, risking 44 million in losses and leaving no insurance on many properties. Authorities note 2000 to 8000 people affected as the fire rages near midnight.
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Victron
B. C
Dollax
Lonses
Fies ‘Coourtad
Local Notes From Milton Reformer and Region
Mrs. Brown of Toronto suffered a ankle fracture after a misstep. Jousie Waldie, daughter of ex M P John Waldie, departs for extended trip to England and the continent. Frank Beicoby becomes barber on the Chicora steamer between Toronto and Queenston. Hugh Campbell resigns as Halton deputy registrar after 25 years. Miss Robertson succeeds him. Ontario College of Pharmacy exams name C A Ramahaw among the top five in dispensing materia medica and botany. Zion Tubernsols Quarterly Board grants Pastor Moore a one month vacation with pay. congregation’s finances rise to 4550 this year.
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J. F. Uren
Toronto
Will. McNabb
Southampton
John Matthawe
Brantford
Archibald Campbell
Georgetown
Sophia Coleman
Rookwood
J.N. ‘Kilgour
Guelph
Mra. Royce
D. Henderson
M. P
Nickiin
Ponsonby-on- Toeaday
Charles Nicklin
H. Buorey
Dryden
F. W. Holllinrake
Washington, Ont
Hay
Victoria University
Wm. P. Brown
Jousie Waldie
John Waldie
Halton
England
Frank Beicoby
T.’ Morton
Ontario
College of Pharmacy
C. A. Ramahaw
Milton
Hines Poxen
Charlie
Acton
Bav
Ty-Albers Moore
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