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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Dec 29, 1955

Page

11

Hillsburgh Township Council Sets 1955 Adjustments

Hillsburgh township council met with all members present and Reeve Harold Griffin presiding. The meeting authorized public holiday on Boxing Day and financial adjustments between the township and the police villages of Hillsburgh and Orton. Payments include county tax balance of 31,909 due by December 20 and township accounts by December 31. Council pay for road commissioners set. reeve 110, deputy reeve 65, councillors 685. Accounts examined and ordered paid: general 3,661.90. sheep 103.00. relief 114.70. road 2,012.52. Hillsburgh police village road 566.19.

Erin Hillsburgh Harold Griffin Orton

Funeral services held for Thomas Edward Hardie

Funeral December 17 for Thomas Edward Hardie at Mimosa Disciple Cemetery Mimosa with pallbearers Norman Matthews Wes Gray Garnet Gray Bert Gibson Harvey Hunt led by Rev R Baulch. Survived by wife Hazel Matthews and children John of Aeton David Corwhin Delzner and Russell Guelph Vera and Mrs Harvey Hodgins one son George Edward predeceased him.

Thomas Edward Hardie Mimosa Norman Matthews Wes Gray Garnet Gray Bert Gibson Harvey Hunt R. Baulch RR. 2 Campbellville Mimosa Presbyterian Church Hardie Hazel Matthews John Aeton David Corwhin Delzner Russell Guelph Harvey Hodgins Vera George Edward

Policemen Host First Christmas Party in Burlington Hall

The Halton County Police Association welcomed about 100 guests at the Burlington Fire Hall for its first Christmas party. Officers and families from Milton Oakville Nelson and Burlington attended. Constable John Phillips coordinated arrangements. Santa Claus told a story as children received sweets.

Halton County Police Association Burlington Milton Oakville Nelson John Phillips Santa Claus

Police warn meters active drivers face fines

Medicine Hat police warned drivers to move vehicles with running engines when meters have expired. Officers said parking violations will be issued even if the car remains in place beside an expired meter.

Medicine Hat Alta

Christmas Quiet Across Town With Family Gatherings

Christmas season passed off quietly in town as families held gatherings and enjoyed the holiday. Miss Enid McNabb of Toronto and the Micks, Smith, Greer, Day families plus others visited local residents during the festive period.

Ham Dave Benham Hartop's Mill Dam Enid McNabb Toronto Reg Micks Chatham Roy Smith

Palermo and Acton Triumph in Junior Farmer Hockey Clash

In Milton arena the Acton Juniors upset Milton 11 7 while Palermo edged Norval 9 7. D Mackenzie scored seven Acton goals including five in one game and G Gillies starred for Palermo with two goals and four assists. Penalties were frequent as Norval led early before Palermo surged in the third.

Palermo Acton Milton Arena Turkey Milton Norval McDowell Tasker G. Gillies Boal Willmott Actons Scott M. Sprowl W. Somerville Wheeler de Blauw Overland Somerville J. Willmott C. Gillies M Tasker C. McCann Price D. Vivian D. Pelletterro

Three Games Played In Midget's League

The Acton Midgets prepare for their next home game after three league matches this season. Their first win came in a 3-0 shutout over Milton with Fred Currie scoring all goals and George Williamson keeping Milton scoreless in goal. Bob Coxe served the only penalty.

Acton Troup Milton Fred Currie George Williamson Nets Bob Coxe

Unbalanced Canada Is Scored by Speaker

D W Ambridge of Abitibi Power and Paper Co. laments Canada’s role as a raw materials supplier to the United States. He warns the nation risks overdeveloping in some areas while underdeveloping in others due to tariffs, money shortages, and high living standards.

D. W. Ambridge Abitibi Power and Paper Co Montreal United States Free World Canada

Bowling Leagues Report Mixed Scores and Standings

Action on December matches shows Cutsole and Curry in a high scoring clash as E McGill Ioway fires 331 for Cutsole but Curry recovers to win. Rolling Room and Chrome duplicate prior totals with Turkesz 708 triple. A White 713 leads Beamhouse to one win. League tables list Rolling Room 61, Curry 61, Upper Leather 68, Beamhouse 20, Cutsole 14.

Beardmore Curry E. McGillioway Chrome J. Turkesz A. White Beamhouse Rolling Rooms Upper Leather Cutsole Ledger G.A D. Manes G. Oakés S. Bowen C. Ledger D. Dawkins Carrolls H. Lawson Dominion Hotel Tiger Cats Lawson N. Morton McKaynes Monte Roote M. Holmes Hose Toters Combines Firemen

Oakville Man Announces Plan for Local Radio Station

Howard C Caine former Oakville councillor and CKFH station manager confirms plans to launch a radio station serving the area. He says financing is underway and an application for a license will be filed with the department of transport early in 1956 with a CBC board appearance possible in February. He cites transmitter sites north of Oakville and an option on Alan McKay farm.

Oakville Howard C Caine Caine CKFH Department of Transport CBC Board of Governors Alan McKay

Handsome Model Explores Travel and Fame in New York

Nancy, a New York Powers model for a decade, discusses her career, earnings, and personal outlook. She notes hourly rates rising from 10 to 25 dollars, with some top models earning up to 50. Her measurements and appearance are described as part of a reporter's profile.

Nancy Basa New York Powers Richard Lansing New York Model Agency New York City New York United

Actress expands roles on television and stage

The subject discusses recent work across television and modelling and notes appearances on a prominent variety show. She describes versatility and ongoing projects in entertainment.

Jimmy Durante

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