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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Dec 05, 1957

Page

13

Santa Arrives by Helicopter at Park Holiday Visit

Santa Claus made a second year visit by helicopter to a park where about 1,000 children and parents waited. Jim Ledger organized the event, guiding crowds as police and workers kept a safe distance from the rotor. Santa then greeted kids at the high school during a motorcade, while Ledger’s staff handed out peanuts balloons popcorn and candy canes to children.

Santa Claus Ece St. Nich Jim Ledger Santa Pilot Ledger IGA See & Oy Ema T ‘ Tauealoo Santa Lau - Is Acton Ganta 1.G.A St. Nick Qave Manas

Acton Council Debates Sewage Plant by Law and Legal Advice

Council discusses engaging KR Anderson and Associates for the new industrial sewage plant amid objections and questions. Debate covers bylaw legitimacy, company agreement, and costs with legal opinions sought from the solicitor and Department of Municipal Affairs.

KR. V. Anderson and Associates Acton Council H. Lowe F Watts Watts Lowe Tyler W Cook Sage Neering Consultants JO McGedchie Department of Municipal Affairs Taranto Joes Hind Wayng Tiw Ordinry McGenchie Ho Lowe C.F Leatherland Dundas Acton Walerleg Act RV. Anderson Knox Avenue

Police Surround Acton In Manhunt On Monday

Police converged on Acton after a two car crash at Main and Guelph streets. One vehicle, an absent car, fled on foot along railroad tracks. the other was driven by Ralph Barrow RR 1 Acton. The fleeing car carried two hatchets four money belts with 122.15 in cash and empty 303 shells. A Toronto dentist owner identified the stolen vehicle contents as those of a man named Weander. Police reported the crash caused about 1400 in damage to both vehicles.

Cauera Acton Main Guelph St Ralph Barorr Ueander Mason

Acton Girl Wins Second in County Public Speaking Event

Mary Kaye Gibbons, 2, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gibbons of Acton, placed second in Halton County Gnat in Public Speaking at Milton Mars. She spoke on Florence Nightingale and delivered an impromptu “Friendships” speech after 10 minutes of preparation. She received a book from Halton Teachers Association, and the cup was presented by Mrs G Somerville for the Halton County Women’s Institutes.

Mary Kaye Gibbons Milton No Gibbons Acton Malion County Mars Kase Florence Nightingale Halton Teachers Association G. Somerville

Badminton Exhibition Between Acton and Guelph Clubs

The Acton adult YMCA Badminton team hosted the Guelph Badminton Club on Saturday November 30 at the Yo in Acton. An enjoyable evening featured friendly matches and a social close. The Junior Badminton Club hosted the Guelph Juniors with Acton boys winning.

Acton Gauelph Guelph

McKnight Earns Prerequisite Certificate at Guelph Pool

Ronnie McKnight passed his pre beqtioners certificate by swimming 25 feet in deep water at the Guelph pool. He attended the swimming class for handicapped children as the Y and transportation were provided by M. South and No Turner. Max Haggett earned his first star and Andrew Knox earned his second star in a recent Y class at the same facility.

Ron McKnight Ronnie McKnight Guelph Ronnie Max Haggett Scond Andrew Knox M. South No Turner

Returned to Office In Bra mona Township Elections

Reeve Joseph L Oakes and Deputy Reeve Ernest Berham were returned to office with Councillor Lo Marsden. New school board members include D Forsythe and W Rutherford. Cliff McDougall was defeated, W Hindley and W Jackson joined, and W Oakes was re elected. Voters supported centralization of schools by a margin of 378 for to 602 against. over 60 percent participation.

Bramona Joseph L Oakes Ernest Berham Lo Marsden D Forsythe W. Rutherford Cliff McDougall W. Hindley W Jackson W Oakes Hockwood Stewart Royce

Acton Graduate Dr Douglas Maplesden Earns BSc

Dr Douglas Maplesden son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Maplesden of 121 Church Street Acton was among 14 conferred the Bachelor of Science degree at the University of Toronto. He previously earned a 1950 Ontario Veterinary College degree and later became professor and head of the Warm Service at OVC before pursuing a PhD at Cornell University.

Douglas Maplesden Cecil Maplesden Church Street Acton University of Toronto Maplesden Ontario Veterinary College Guelph Texas OVC Minclesden Carnel University Dulles New York

Acton votes consolidate 58 council with Cook elected mayor

Acton voters named Walter Cook mayor in a Monday election with about two thirds support. Final returns show Cook defeating E G Tyler as council members and a slate of re elected officials including W Wilson as Reeve and Jack Greer as Deputy Reeve.

Acton Walter Cook B.D. Rachlin JT Hurst Footitt W. J. McLeod W. Wilson J. Greer Cook E.G. Tyler Wilson Jack Greer Couner J. H. Gay G. V. Narbeau

Fire sweeps Campbellville plant. Milton aid called

Fire crews from Acton and Milton fought a 75000 dollar blaze at Crawford’s Lumber and Coal Co. in Campbellville for six hours. The fire damaged the saw mill, steam engine, 41x machinery, and part of the processing building, with no injuries reported and insurance coverage partial. Fire officials and investigators continued the cause inquiry as Acton brigades stood by.

St Milton Multon Acton Georgetown Brigade Halton County Mutual Aid System Saw Mall George Currie Milton Llumber A E. Clement Acton Omiyads Lloyd Crawford Crawford

Erect Community Tree Brightens Acton Election Day

A 25 foot community tree donated by Mansell Nellis was erected and decorated by town workers at the Post Office during the Municipal election. The Chamber of Commerce sponsors extra lighting on Mil Street, enhancing the town's approach for residents and travelers, said George Barbeau.

Monthay Mansell Nellis Chamber of Commerce Tse Mil Street Mill Street Acton George Barbeau Cc of C

Proclaim Champion For Table Tennis Don Price

Don Price was acclaimed Lae tennis champion at the YMCA on Saturday November 30 after defeating G Harris in the finals. In the semi finals Price beat F Dawkins 21 8 21 10 and Harris beat Bo McCris tall 21 11 26 24. Price then defeated Go Marrs 21 10 21 17 in the final.

Don Price Y.mc.a G. Harris D. Price F Dawkins Bo McCristall Price Go Marrs

Warning Issued Against Overnight Street Parking

Corporal HK Mason announces enforcement of a by law banning overnight parking on all streets from 2 a.m. to 7 a.m. The Local OPP will conduct regular checks starting immediately to ensure compliance by car owners.

HK. Mason

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