Provincial sales tax sparks mixed public reaction
The piece argues merchants and business leaders resent the new provincial sales tax. It claims exemptions for purchases under 48 or 17 cents were considered but rejected to raise revenue and curb calls for more handouts. It notes planning was rushed, causing burdens on retailers and income taxes, and forcing double bookkeeping for many firms.
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Ieppuara
Catée
Othare
Asimean
Educating for Export and Domestic Opportunity in Canada
In a speech for The Steel Company of Canada Stuart Armour argues Canada must expand its domestic market to provide employment for educated youth rather than rely on exporting educated and trained manpower. He compares Canada’s export-dependent economy with the US self-sufficiency and warns reliance on exports risks high skilled unemployment.
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Canada
Stuart Armour
Steel Company of Canada
U.S
Our
U. S
Thorn
Smiley
Khrushchev speech signals capital shortage slowing Soviet projects
The text argues Khrushchev announced a pause in new industrial projects at the 22nd Party Congress, suggesting a capital shortage rooted in an inefficient agricultural base. It compares Soviet progress to Western Europe and notes Western political economies advancing through industrial and agricultural revolutions.
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Khrushchev
Communist Party
Russia
Walter Lippmann
Mr. Lippman
Canada
Western
Europe
Australia
New Zealand
Safety First Ontario Taxes Sparks Store Confusion
A comical anecdote shows a young shopper negotiating a provincial sales tax in Ontario as戒 a clerk asks ninety cents for diapers and three cents for sex. The boy quips his mother uses safety pins, highlighting tax frustration amid new rules.
Open season on columnists sparks small town war of words
An Atikokan Progress columnist battles a Baptist minister who mocks his writing using out of context scripture. The exchange includes jabs about reputation, marriage, and toughness, with the critic insisting the article was a mix of trash and rubbish.
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Hig
Atikokan
Ont
Progress
Romeo
Bill Smiley
Sugar and Spice in the Parson’s Bitter Reply
Fred G. Millar of Halifax responds to a controversial Sugar and Spice column, defending the writer’s style while defending the editor and local clergy. He criticizes attacks on readers and defends free expression, calling for calm and respect amid public bickering.
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Smiley
Fred G. Millar
Halifax
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Meetings
Residents from Hamilton to Erin share social visits and auditions. Linda McKenna auditioned for Tiny Talent Show. Linda and Biffie attended in Hamilton. Mrs Veron Stewart hosted neighbors at a plastic demonstration. Town council held an open meeting on Erik land for a potential Community Centre with a ballot vote. Ladies' Aid of Knox Presbyterian held November gathering with devotions and plans for Christmas supper.
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Norman McKennie
Linda
Biffie
Hamilton
Veron Stewart
Ed Stewart
JT. Ardell Hillsburgh
Clit Norrish
Eden Mids
Ignace
Ontario
Randy
Jeffrey Stewart
Harold Theaker
Townline
Gordon Aitken
John Ross Collegiate Institute
Som Sherlock
A. Bullock
Georgetown
Keamnery
Litthe Kimberly McCristall
Ayton
E. Archibald
S. Prulkstna
Clifton
New Jersey
K. Kiooster
George Grinds
Cann — Ferguson
Guelph
D. G. Robertson
Stratford
Hatter
Sis
Rey Gagt
Elgin Memorial United Missionary Church
Rs T Fines
Luna
Bert Sinclair
Ajax
Erin
George ‘Wallace
K. Stubbington
George Grundy
Wallace
West Council
Bo Clarke
Knox Presbyterian Church
Mo Bruce
Toronto
Ellis
Fuller
John
Me . McCune
McEwan
Winter mishaps and holiday ads from Acton’s past
A 1911 Acton page recounts wheel mishaps at a tannery, a man sustaining a head injury, and a wrist sprain from a loose beam. Skaters enjoy early-season ice on Corporation Pond as town children sled. A Halifax walker nears 15 000 miles with a prize offer while Christmas ads promote a pramophone and Vietrola deals at A T Brown Druggist.
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Buigdinord
Alem
Dover
Georgy Joy Allinta
He Tannery
Jack Veont
Corporation Pond
Malcolm Sinclair
Halifax
Acton
Pindifax Vacht Club
Ward War
A. T. Brown
Friends of Mrs Shorey plan interment in Bobcaygeon
A mixed local notice from 1941 mentions Mrs L B Shorey of Bobcaygeon to be interred, highlighting her marksmanship during a duck hunt and noting nearby civic events. It also covers Acton Volunteer Civil Guard practice, utilities meeting on decorative street lighting, upcoming elections, weather impacts on farming, and a junior floor hockey game in Toronto.
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L. B. Shorey
Bobcaygeon
Ahorey
Acton Volunteer Civil Grad
M. McDonald
Lalies’ Division
He _Utilities Commission
Reca
Toronto
West End
Yoo
Acton
Acton Ontario Professionals Directory Listing
Local Acton Ontario directory items include multiple physicians lawyers dentists and professionals with names such as Dr W G C Kenney Dr D A Garrett Dr H Leib and C F Leatherland QC plus Barristers A Braida and David W Gohn D C. Also listed are Lever Hoskin accountants coaches Leavy bus schedules and street addresses on Mill Street Main Street Cork Street and Willow Street with contact numbers and office hours.
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David W. Gohn
D.C
Mill St. E
Willow St
Thor
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PHONG
Sugar
Jetter
Joey
Ospringe
Talen
Tikon
Allice
Professional Directory
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Travellers’ Guide
Medical
Soiety
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W. G. C. Kenney
Symon Block
Church
D. A. Garrett
Willow and River Sts
Entrance River St. Acton
Robert D. Buckner
Wellington St
F. L. Wright
Wilbur
H. Leib
Corner Mill
Frederick Street
A. J. Buchanan
Sabe Street
C. F. Leatherland
Q.C. Barrster
A. Braida
Main St. S
Oat
Cork St. E. Guelph
Hou
Bruce EB
Mgr
Robt. R. Hamilton Optometrist
St. George's Square
Main St-North Georgetown
Lever & Hoskin Chartered Accountants
Main St. N
King St W. Brampton
Gray Coach Lines
Sun
Stafford