A Case History of Locating New Industry in a Community
A company uses a scoring method to evaluate municipalities for industrial siting. It seeks a town of about two thousand population with skilled labor, 10 acres of serviced land near arteries, good subsoil, and access to utilities. Four towns survive initial scoring and undergo site visits by key personnel to assess housing, schools, churches, and recreation. The piece stresses broad community involvement and industrial-minded leadership as essential to attracting an industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adkhnonal Treaight
Hind
Canalderston
Dent
Changing Remembrance Day Observance in Schools Marks Shift
A fragmented report notes November observances for Remembrance Day shifting toward more inclusive school ceremonies. It mentions dates, observance timing, and involvement of students across institutions, highlighting a move to broaden participation.
Acton Community Notes and Society Updates
The November 18 3643 edition reports farm and community news from Acton including a National Guard training mention, local honors for veterans, and a new column on "Ration Problems" about molasses rationing. It notes residents moving to Tar and road drainage work, plus varied local ads for shops, furniture, and clothing in Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takiou
Hulton
Actan Vison
Cader J. Martin Hissin
J. Hassaret
Oliver
Conemontes
Canalian Ara Offivers
Hrebothos
Hetive
Fanves
Aerial
Daanetis
Atened Bores
SergiUbarvey Tissanal
Tn Thas Rcae
Yoeut Martin
Arc
Koi “Eth
Duis
Agricul: Rand
Acton
Wood Akins
Acton Pia
Unites Whense Pttiance Ee
Unis Ota
Doncan MacDougall
Bente Nerth
Towrie
Neo
Mio
George Leaper
Italy
Takei
Free Press
S. Starkimin
DR. Macdonald and Bros
Guelph
Brampton council vetoes plan near Central Peel school
At a recent Brampton council meeting the proposed bill for a Kennedy Road bash in Eastown Plaza was vetoed due to proximity to the Central Peel Composite School. The Burlington note mentions Bonnie Bird injured in a hospital stay, while Georgetown reports falling blocks from a wall at a gym and related safety concerns. Oakville news covers Canadian Petroleum Limited and Union Carbide of Canada planning a $75 million third refinery expansion, with Milton Coda approving a water system tax plan in Kelso wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brampton
Brampton Coumenors
Eastown Plaza
Kennedy Rd
Wold
Central Peel
Burlington
Bonnie Birdsell
Joseph Brant Memoria Hospital
Bonnie
Eomo
Burlington Board of Falucation
WECR
Birthday cake visit at County Home described in scrambled note
Two carloads of women visited the Wellington County Home for a birthday event and short program. A Scout Mothers meeting at Mrs Wahind Sandersons drew ten attendees and a financial report covered booth proceeds at Georgetown. The write up ends with plans for a December meeting and a church event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Toronto
Rose- PoMeKas
Bal Vntada
Scout Mothers Meeting
Dormitory Flags Awarded by Local Architectural Firm
Flags for the Ontario School for the Deaf dormitories were designed by Macaram Wortassy and Allen and selected from 280 drawings. Superintendent D F Kroenneds announced a one week trial competition and an exterior flag pole display. Special guests included Miss Hegle and Osrecea wife of the superintendent.
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Ontario
Sohal Tor
Rivers
Department of Eceston
Miss Hegle
Biellewillie Zealer
Osrecea
Superiicer Terrig School For the Deaf
Belleville
Citizens debate government action on daily problems
The passage mocks how voters face myriad issues from bills to bullying and budgeting. It contrasts local council delays with royal commissions and suggests ordinary people seek practical solutions rather than lofty committees. It notes bilingualism debates and calls for timely, decisive measures.
A Lot's Play Bridge Card From Acton Bridge Club
A rubber bridge hand using weak no trump and Stayman is analyzed with South as declarer. The piece outlines major suit bidding choices and a simplified line to ten tricks, naming players Duke Wilson Bil Coan Mim Ehapipath Leslie and others as contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
South
South West North East
Forth
Wither
North
Hearta
Dumnan
Qnades
Kepe
Duke Wilson
Weorsdt
Mim
Ehapipath Leslie
Gibbam
Mike Lorusso
Far Sumond
Professional Directory and Travellers Guide Acton Ontario
A compiled list of professionals in Acton Ontario including physicians surgeons dentists lawyers and optometrists with offices on Willow River Streets Wellington Street Main Street Church Street and Mount Pleasant Road. It lists phone numbers office hours and appointment practices along with local coach lines and national rail services serving Acton.
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Femonthnod
Pont Ot Tacaton
Rememtrance
Tay
Wehuch
Lok
Cate
Watt
RTE
Her
Pebble Ite Petting and
Pemuichang Cm
Wallaw St
Actan
Audit Bureau of Circulate
CW Nad
Ontaro
Quebec Dusan
CW Nal
Canada
Pryland
Singly
Sagendo
Post Otto Department
Ottawa
Acton David R. Dis
Fulitar
Georgetown
Abjeet
Carom Nes
Oakvieef
Canadian Petrotina Limited
Union Carbide of Canadla Limited
Nine
Oakeley TheceGnen
Iowan Shell
Alroady
Mipton Tn
Rapid Tire
Ae Trancine
Milton Coda
Ontaneo Miniapal Board
Kelso Wells
Fensial Water Supply Council
Ballinafad
New Venture
O.S.D
Or Bill Emley
Wouklay
Pers
Mather
Maan
Mata
Hw Kide
Toobe
Ark
Sitaly
Men
Lawa
Commission
Sfites
Inva Tegsayge Brict
Ouchee
Rowe
Dagenay
North SQ
Professional Directory and
Travellers’ Guide
C. A. Garrett
Willow and River
Aeangei Ao Phane
Robert D. Buckner
Wellingtom St. Actos
Ont
DR. T
Moore
Mie Strait North Corner
Main and
Mi Street
Acton, Ontari
OR. A. J. Buchanan Dental
Church St. EB
Cedric Dey
Hinton Bldg
Ita Ma St. BE. Acton
Cc. F. Leatherland
Barniter
A. Braida
Howre
Paitley St. Gariph
Phoee
Mourt
Gasiph
Sam - Lam
Kaplan
Barvistere
Saliskars
Sidney Kaplas
Jona D. Ord
Mountplunion
S. Stigw
OAWO
GoHet D.C
Young Street
Arthur
Young Sie
Bruce
Shosenaker
Mgr
Guchner
Cyptometrics
John St. S. Acton
Actom
Waterco
Milton
Lloyd Davis
F. T. Wright
Wilbur St. Acton
Donald E. Skinner
Stavebank Ad
Port Cred’ CR Bom
Gray Coach Lines
Sun
Hol
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Canadian National
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