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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Feb 03, 1955

Page

5

Oakville shuts out locals 2 0 in junior hockey clash

Oakville blanked Acton Juveniles 2 0 Friday night as Lawrence scored first at five minutes and a second goal came at 12 minutes. Eight penalties were handed out, with Oakville players B Brown, K Brown, and Lawrence among the key names. Footitt and Fitzsimmons earned top honors for Oakville while Acton’s Currie and Lawson saw action. Acton players Marshall Archie Dawson Coon Withers Footitt Baxter D Currie Heatley Morton Hunter Sinclair Skilling were listed as participants.

Oakville Acton Lawrence Morton Brown Osborne B. Brown Fred ‘Currie Hall Lawson Footitt Fitzsimmons Marshall Archie Ibawson Coon Withers Heatley Hunter F. Currie Sinclair Skilling B.brown Webster Bosota Mela Eta MacPherson Milton Juven Sagt Eret

Mrs Peter Smith Reaches 94th Birthday In Acton

Mrs Peter Smith of Main St Acton observes her 94th birthday with many friends joining in wishes. She remains in remarkable health and goes out occasionally. She moved to Acton with her husband in 1922 from Bracebridge and has long served in community affairs and her church. The public school cast is practicing for the annual operetta.

Peter Smith Main St

Acton Junior Farmers Reach Finals After Ousting Milton

Acton Junior Farmers defeat Milton 5 1 and Palermo 8 3 to reach league semi finals. Norval leads with 14, Palermo 13, Acton 11, Milton 10. Key players Spike Scott George Wheeler Jack Marshall shine as Norval faces Acton in a two out of three series beginning February 7 in Milton.

Acton Junior Farmers Milton Acton Norval Palermo Moendasyarce Jack Marshall Spike Scott George Wheeler Scott D. Vivian K. Vivian G. Richardson DW Vivian K- Vivian M. Tasker G .Richardson Somerville Ard Greer K. Richardson Geo. Wheeler G. Gillies D. McKenzie E. Wilson D. Currie E. McDowell

Personal Notes From Barrie and Nearby Towns

Mrs A Hudson of Barrie visits Mrs R M McDonald while relatives travel between Topship and Hamilton. A hospital patient in Guelph, Mrs Owen Masales, had her appendix removed. The Wilds family from Vineland visit the Franks and the Corner family in Thorold. New trips include Tom Watson’s U S coast tour and Rev F E Currey at Waterdown. Mrs Gordon Beatty reports Sudbury cold. Scotland trip saves visas for Doug Rogers, with expedited passport.

Appatient Guelph Owen Masales

Campbellville Obituaries Honor Mrs. Alfred Border and Mr. Edwin Budd

Funeral services conducted for Mrs. Alfred Border and Mr. Edwin Budd. Rev. BauIch and Rev. Porritt officiated. Interments at St. David's Campbellville and St. George's Lowville. Also notes on a community baseball euchre event with local organizers and prizewinners.

Gordon BauIch Alfred Border Eva John Dixon Milton St. David's Presbyterian Cemetery Campbellville Ralph—Porritt Edwin Budd MacNab Funeral Home St. George's Anglican Lowville James .Wallace Leonard Andrews S.S. No Jane Smith Wilfred-Greenlees Razbert__McPhail George Inglia Charlie “Mitthel Frank Quinlan

Georgetown Eyes Town Zoning Plan For Future Growth

Georgetown officials push a master zoning plan as they warn a new high school may be needed at Reid farm due to land shortages. Mayor Armstrong leads discussion with planning consultant Dr H G Faludi to outline potential costs and procedures for council next month.

Reid Farm Armstrong Georgetown H. G.faludi Rex

Acton High School Announces At Home Event and Activities

Francis Heffernan notes the At Home event on February 4 at the public school auditorium by invitation only. The intramural hockey results show Footitt 4 Dawkins 2, while measles threaten students. Commencement is set for February 25 with certificates and scholarships, followed by a dance and later a Spring Concert with two plays and Glee Club music.

Francis ‘Heffernan Footitt Dawkins Consor Glee Club

Nightingale introductions and new hunting dogs eyed for Ontario

Victoria Canada A Dutch immigrant Dick Van der Meer at William Head plans to introduce nightingales to North American forests using 24 years of Dutch breeding experience. He also keeps 22 long haired German pointers valued at up to 1000 dollars each, aiming to help hunters in cold Northern Ontario.

Victoria Ontario Dick van der Meer William Head van der’ Meer Holland Europe Hig

Engagement announced for Eleanor-Anne Ranscombe

Mr and Mrs Edward Ranscombe of Preston Ontario announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Eleanor-Anne to Robert Victor Rumsey of Guelph son of Mr and Mrs Victor B Rumsey Engagement set for February 26 1955 at St Johns Anglican Church Preston Ontario

Edward Ranscombe Preston Ont Eleanor Anne Robert Victor, Rumsey Victor B. Rumsey Guelph St.John’s Anglican Church

Cub Scout Pack Investiture Promotes Tenderpad Badges

At the meeting last Thursday Jack Wensley led the investiture with Bagheera and Akela presenting Tenderpad badges. Gordon Hufnagel received first proficiency Star as the Red Six kept the lead in the Six competition. Akela led tests and Cub Law lessons while the pack finished with Taps at the campfire.

Akela Cerena Jack Wensley Bagheera Gordon Hufnagel Ani Aksha Murray Scoyne

Rockwood Native Interred in Guelph Obituary

Marjorie P McKeon of London formerly of Guelph and Rockwood died suddenly Sunday night at St Josephs Hospital London. The widow of Lewis James McKeon she left Guelph three and a half years ago. She was daughter of the late Mr and Mrs M P Barry and mother to seven sons and three daughters. Requiem high mass was held Wednesday at Sacred Heart Church and interment followed at Marymount cemetery Guelph.

Marjorie ‘P. McKeon London Guelph Rockwood St. Joseph's Hospital Marjorie Barry M. P. Barry Lewis James McKeon Marjorie Joseph Kirwin Ingersoll Anne Calgary Mary Lewis James, Jr Barry J. McKeon Pfocess William G. McKeon Berlin New Hampshire John E Michael E Gratton F. McKeon Peter—J Orillia Patrick Thomas Hartford Conn Gratton Barry Sacred Heart Church Marymount Cemetery

Ebenezer Ladies Hold Meetings At Mrs Norrish Home

Ebenezer United church women met in Mrs A Norrish s home for January sessions led by WMLS president Mrs W Bewley and devotional director Mrs J McIntosh Four members read scripture and discussed passages while Mrs A Norrish shared a study book chapter The weekly group welcomed a hymn and planned a pot luck supper before the Congregation s annual meeting The secretary s resignation by Mrs M Mahon was accepted with Mrs G Thomas named her successor The hour of sociability followed with Mrs M Anderson preparing the program Meanwhile a note recalls Canada US tunnels bridges and ferries handling over 16 million vehicles yearly

Ebenezer United Church A. Norrish W.mls W. Bewley J McIntosh H. Blyth W.A M. Mahon Gthomas M. Anderson

Engineers' Awkward Conversion Job Near Georgetown

Ontario Hydro engineers faced a difficult 60 cycle conversion near Georgetown. Two large motors weighing about three tons each had to be moved up and down a steep cliff and rivered across a ford using winches, cranes, and extensive tree-assisted rigging. The operation required six men and about eight trees over three days, marking one of Hydro's most awkward changeovers.

Georgetown Ontario Hydro WaskoMen Tarhorse Vn A &Seden Waka Changeov Ir Himae

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O.M.H.A P.M Con. S. Bexton Watchmaker G.A California Swift Swift's AL W.mendy Cight Ontario Hydro Rot. Hearn Otto Holden Dr. Hearn HE E.P.C D. Smith Currie J. Cunningham J Cunningham Wilson Willmott Leriche Richardson C. Gillies Mrs. A. Hudson of Barrie R. M. McDonald Norman’ Wilds of Vineland James Wilds C. Rognvaldson Hamilton Jim. Marsh B. M. Brown Owen Sound Jack Frank Tom Corner Thorold Alex Ross Tom Watson The United States FE. A. Currey J.‘Moore Acton United Church Halton Waterdown Gordon Beatty Sudbury R. Rawson W. Rawson Ireland Kingsland, Sask R. Wilson Brampton R. McCullough R. K. Allan Toronto Doug Rogers Scotland Aberdeen TWO _WATKINS DEALERS Erin Caledon Eramosa West Gary Mary St Oshawa, Ont Gordon Strain R.R Earey Campbellvile A. Border A. Budd Presbyterian Church SCOUT Ebenezer Canada
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