Two Women Arrive in Mud Creek in A Northland Tale
Two stylish newcomers Paula Hoode and Agnes Miller move to Mud Creek to serve as nurse and teacher. They meet doctor Philip Jer ome on the verge of collapse and his widowed brother David, plus lumber mill owner Carl Gundersen who intends to marry Agnes. Blizzards deaths and forest fires test the community.
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Holt
Dusty
Mud Creek
Slim
Paula Hoode
Witty
Agnes—Miller
Philip Jerome
David
Carl Gundersen
Agnes
Old Fashioned Serveware for Buffet Suppers
Soup tureens and chafing dishes headline a guide to hosting buffet suppers. Recommendations include electric deep fryers for efficient, stylish service.
Halton’s Pages of the Past Ends With This Chapter
In this final chapter Halton County is urged to preserve local history and identify old family photographs before memories fade. The piece urges appointing local historians for families, churches, and schools, and remembers pioneers, war dead, and Loyalists who shaped Halton’s heritage.
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Halton
Halton County
Canada
Britain
Europe
Reots
Mother
Upper Canada
Janet Campbell
Local Bowling Season Opens Amid Times of Change
The 1955-56 bowling season began with many local bowlers trying out their arms. Norm Morton earned the EGA triple with a 726, while Fay Andrews posted a 250 single and 592 triple to win Ledger’s IGA and Patricia Ane awards. Adios for now as newcomers are urged to visit and meet the bowlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil LeSueur
McCutcheon
Ross
Fay Andrews
Ledger
I.G.A
Patricia Anne
Ceremony Turns On Brampton Natural Gas Supply
A formal ceremony at Brampton's Main Street court house marked the official turn on of natural gas service. Mayor Nance Horwood activated the system as six purge burners lit, signaling weeks of preparation by Consumers' Gas Co of Toronto. Top company staff attended the event.
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Brampton
Worsday
Nance Horwood
The
Consumers' Gas Co. of
Toronto
Franchise Social Service
Court House
Main St. S
Palermo School Playground Bulldozed After Parent Complaint
Palermo school board met amid ragweed at the Palermo grounds to view a contractor level the muddy playground after a phone complaint by Mrs. James Adamson, president of the Palermo Home and School Association. Another dozer was to finish leveling the entire field before the new week opens.
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Trafalgar
Palermo
E. J. James
James Adamson
Palermo Home and School Association
Rolmac Construction Co
Hamilton
James
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