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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 04, 1952
Page
6
Canada faces ongoing challenges in construction and development for the north. Muskeg soil and permafrost create insulation yet threaten foundations when heat leaks cause underlying mud to thaw and settlement occurs.
Labmen improve to seven goals in Georgetown arena as Lab hockey club defeats Smith and Stone 7 to 4. Robinson scores unassisted while Zajac Masters and Allen contribute two goals between them. Baxter incurred the only penalty as lineups include Dillong Robinson Duval Masters Zajac Allan Cunningham and Webster McCristall.
A grateful farewell gesture from the 12th Hne neighbors presented Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Donaghy with a satin bound comforter before they move to Orangeville. The community joined in sending best wishes for health and happiness in their new home.
North Trafalgar farm forum at In S. S. No. 8 school heard a radio debate on Why Price Supports. R Hetherington and Mr and Mrs Ellenton spoke on Tree-testing and Cost of Marketing. Mrs Ellenton promoted Milton Leadership Training School with urged attendance. Progressive euchre earned prizes for Mrs March ment and Mr Hetherington. Lunch hosted by Mrs E May and Mrs A Peterson.
The Financial Post notes total defense outlay will stay near the current rate about 2000 millions with shifts in electronics ship building weapons ammunition and pay. It projects more on electronics shipbuilding and aircraft maintenance while cutting construction clothing and mutual air spending.
Funeral held at Grace Anglican Church Milton for Lloyd Transom who died instantly when a crusher unit started while he crawled between grinders at Milton Brick yards. He left a wife Elva Hilson and three children Ernest Kenneth Lloyd. mother Mrs Mary Transom. brothers Erment and Weber. service led by ministers Green and Thomps on with interment at Evergreen cemetery.
Norval defeats Aston 12 to 1 in the second game of a Milton Arena doubleheader. Lineups list Norval scorers Brigden McDonald and Wilsons among others with officials Clifford Hewson as referee and Currie, Spitzer, and Sprowl among Acton players. First game saw Milton win with Palermo as leading scorer and a long list of players noted.
Walter Hagen the Rochester native turned golf idol of the twenties lives retired at Detroit Athletic Club and plays no more golf at sixty. The Reader's Digest recounts his career from a prodigy on Rochester links to Open and British Open champion with five pro titles.
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