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jti v ly- toprsdtvx m5b the acton free press acton ontario page inscription in tc lobby of the bank of nova scotia toronto visited by thousands of young persons every building ycac what does the future hold for your sons your daughters the future of canada is in your hands arid ours it is in the hands of all who arc at this moment building the nation and the way of life our sons and daughters must inherit the contribution a hank can make is important and the bank of nova scoria is proud to have served canadas develop ment so extensively hm extensively may be read in the figures of the 124th annuaj statement below this is more than a financial record of a years transactions- it is a reflection of rhc banks everincreasing partici pation in the many activities that are building the canada of tomorrow your activities for bank loans and other bank services arc helping you build businesses extend industries carry on the countless activities that enrich and strengthen our land wherever men rap the natural resources of canada or conduct scientific research or build hospitals welfare centres schools wherever financial backing and experienced counsel may serve there the bank of nova scotia is on hand and the funds which the bank puts to work for you in such ways arc the funds which you deposit every time you save you and the bank are firm partners partners in helping canada grow thi bank of nova scotia established ibm h l ehmj pmidtnl f w gwnl capital authorized 15000000 capital paidit rest account 13000000 35000000 undivided profits 1026682 condensed statement general offices toronto canada jamaica cta nuttoiueo oojfutctv minute tmlowao r t iapa evc tot ou d a xtr rmx c j 37 wm si ij chtcjccvsjtmad as at 31 october 1955 asctts cub clearings ami due from banks 18030320 canadian government securities nod exceeding market value 2330005 other bonds and stocks not exceeding turkct value 7rsj9822 can loans secured 81690108 other loans and discounts less pro vision for cstimiieu loss 584418552 onstomers kabbitr under acceptances and letters of credit as per contra 17924202 bank premises 11114934 controlled company 4029487 other assets 550796 1192967426 li abiiitics deposits 1120954324 acceptances and letters of credit outstanding 17924202 other labilities 3082218 1141940744 saarefrrs epiitr capital paidup 15000000 rest account 35000000 cndnidcd ptosis 102691 51 1192967426 j v the b a n k o f nova scotia letter to the editor expresses thanks for deer season to the editor dear sir i would like to take this oppor tunity to express my thanks for the recently held deer hunt in halton county and iii particular to thank those property owners who did not post their land and allowed hunters to enjoy the sportsmanship and fellowship of a hunt without travel ling to the far north to many peoplethjsjs the only opportunity fofc such sport for ex ample one hunter that i met was 73 years old it is older hunters like this with their older type of guns that a deer is of true value rather than to the younger hunter with his automatic gun who is only interest ed in thekill and curses the labor of hauling the deer home some even neglect to clean out the en trails and allow the meat to spoil the use of slugs and dogs seemed to work out very well resulting in fewer wounded deer being left in the bush than when shot was used and dogs not allowed one sugges tion i would like to make would be to- have a hunt oftener but to only shoot buck deer this would make the hunter identify his game before shooting and also protect the fawns and does who are not as adept at avoiding hunters and dogs this would majre for better and more sportsmanlike hunting and allow shorter periods between open seasons i hope this letter is a step to wards better understanding be tween property owners conservat ion officers and true sportsmen a ratepaying hunter tlotyltttc t car skids on ice slams into bank david stamp of norval was tak en to peel memorial hospital in brampton suffering from hand and temple abrasions and shock follow ing an accident on the ashgrove sidcroad just east of ashgrove on saturday night november 26 he was proceeding west on the road when his car skidded on the ice entered the north ditch spun around and slammed into a bank damage to the right side of the car amounted to around 500 he was treated at the scene by dr chamberlain of georgetown he sirrixed refreshed ty bus brett without climbing flog petes plenty of energy b required to see all the tights of the big cities you will arrive refreshed if you go by bus new york packog tour 7 dayar5491 from toronto a return fare sightseeing and hotel room doubt 4 night nov 38 rolling rooms three game win from beomhouse kept them on top of the pace p le- sueurs 723 tricount featured the win j turkosz 748 and 1 marzo 709 311 were the big iguns in taking cutsole far two and totals i cripps 19 and e mcgilloway 692 made the edge in a two and total twin from upper heather despite scores fesstvsyaftu from tv williams m bennett and l masales league standing rolling room 49 curry- 6 upper leather 36 chrome 27 bcamhouse 16 guess who 8 legion ladles nov 28 half wits increased their lead when they took the big end of a 52 go from the second place dim wits doodle buss stayed close to the leaders with a like win frvim fireflies com ing up with good singles were x toth 219 p aiigell 201 g agnew 204 d fowke 247 p jordan b19 and j buchanan 201 league standing half wits 47 dim wits 36 doodle bugs 34 fire flies 23 ledgers iga inov 28 its a womans iworld and hers made it two and totals from his the- best scores came in the singles and it was t manes 204 a bastell 20fl and l hutchin son are league standing hers 40 his 37 yjwca ladles auxiliary nov 29 cs were on the right side of a 52 t count from the ms as were ys when they tackled the as grace barrs 234 and dot earles 206 were the best individ ual efforts of trie session league standing as 32 cs 31 ys 30 ms 19 mauon knit nov 29 from third to first place was the rosilt of pin top pers taking hot shixts for two ind totals dot dieforosts 617 298 paced the toppers despite j taylors 622 ramblers dropjhd a two and totals ytrdict to bouncers gofers vervt for broke and clobbered kraiy kats for the works league standing pin topens 47 riunblers 44 icrozy kats 43 h1 shots 40 bouucra 40 gofers 39 aatora mixed nov 29 terriers took two from thistles tout the prickly otnes cashed in on the last with enough to take the singleton point for totals d grein 699 and j mclean 667 were the big noises in the dirty skunks two and totals win from shamrocks pin clippers with don juan deforest hitting 624 won hi three games from the not so high high rollers league standing terriers 38 shamrocks 32 pin clippers 28 thistles 26 dirty skunks 26 high rollers 18 baxter lab nov 30 all games and first place was ttic result for athletics when they met dodgers indians whooped it up and took the long end of a 52 gt frorn braves yan kees won two from tigers but lost out on totals when timers rolled up an impressive score in the sec ond hassles no big triples but fair singles were trundled by v john ston 220 a robinson 241 p mc- phorson 201 g plester 2ft9- j hevcron 205 h hoare 231 league standing athletics 48v firemen s dance attracts many the town hall was crowded for the firemens annual dance on friday evening music for dancing including square dancing was pro vided by the moderavatlres orch estra the vocalist of the orchestra made the draws during the even ing don ryder won 10 and mrs w waterhouse ss coffee and sandwiches were served in the fare hall mmsl cy villa sv ottte kg toers low round trip fares chicago prrrsourgh new york 2315 li25 2470 tirtoit town country tiris hre is the ideal winter tire rips through slush and mud rolls quietly on bare pavement put them on your rear wheels now and forget winter driving worries toth motors halton poultryttien prominent at royal halton was well represented nt the royal winter fair in the poultry classes with several members of the georgetown and halton association entering birds in various classes corey herrington who was a judge at the show also had entries ftom his sunset farms and his champion knglish bird was run- flerup for the chamipon bird of show amorig those who had breed champions were clarence spence georgetown french houdans a e waldie milton modem games fred kentner and son acton black australorps clayton had- field milton andalusions sunset farms silkies polish bantams and orpingtons others who exhibited the more than 500 birds from halton in cluded john timbers don wil son james mdphail and clarence mccready milton carman stod- dart and lloyd miller george town tickets artd information at harold wkes htone 207 acton lorne garner motors ltd town 5 country tires wh ite sidfc w or al3lack lbgaii learners vernon bc cp a number of adults are attending nif9it school liere to learn about every day law instructor is baarister p d seatnn r-i- v 5s-i- jvviiiitaaiass dodgers 45 braves 45 yankees 37 indians 29 tigers 26 vi acton ladles nov 30 sloppy spares were not so sloppy and with charlotte holmes ritting for 658 picked up all the imarblns from gogetters hep cats cot behind dot fowkes 673 tricount shut out pin tumbl ers with niry a point lucky striikoa took jittorbuksmeasurcifor two and totals dot enrle 641 and beryl creighton 667 were best in this go hitting the singles wore ii lesueur 214 h otterbein 219 j melsaac 214 r hjilfordj 252 b wood 217 d krapek 229 and p varey 206 almost overlooked the ballentine gals 626 triple ice goirlg peggie g davidson won the draw for the don s bexaon voucher and r goodwin won the family outfitters nylons league standing sloppy spares 50 lucky strikes 47 jitterbugs 38 hep cats 35 pin tumblers 24 go- gotters 16 acton major dec 1 john turkosz rolled a 380 single to top the individual scores that helped him to a neat 821 triple otherf rood tricounts wore b van fleet 737 h townsley 775 c iihman 70s ownbines with a three game win over carrolls took oir top stot dam hotel gained ground with the big end of a 52 go with tiger ciits fire- rnien were hot and deked vaga bonds for the works league standing combines 46 tiger cats 45 dom hotel 43 fire men c vagabonds 27 carroll 1- commercial industrial dec 1 dude lindsay vnu on the beam and with the dapper one hitting 800 340 goys cartage plowed micro plastics under for all grabs ink spots had things spot ted right and the pi and picas boys zeroed a p green rambl ers won two from ridsdales but the clothing boys grabbed a big one and totals best triples came from 0 chapman 084 j cunning ham 641 m scoyne 812 c defor- est 619 h kinread 650 d grein 648 and b williams 613 league standing micro plastics 45 ramblers 38 ridsdales 34 ink spots 33 goy cartage 31 a p green 29 otmsleagsm dec 2 its a hot race in the glenieacue with three teams clinging to the toj of tthe totem pole jt came about thus snsais smeared puddle jumpers for two games and totals and eskimos put the deep freeze on the not so lucky six for the same result some of the boys are coming to lafe and we have g barr with 73 and g booth 623 in fact we have aoma fair singles don vaafce mine milk tin vningi 212 d dain- tith 225 and joa galium 211 league standing eskimos 12 lucky six 12 snafus 12 puddle jumpers 6 tesnagers y dec 3 bulls eyes found the target and shut out hot shots ro bins and oriole took one and totals from tumbling teens and eagles respectively sharon ger- vais 412 double and bob agnew 416 likewise were in high gear league standing robins 36 bulls eyes 33 tumbling teens 32 hot shots 24 eagles 22 orioles is intercounty gang took streets- vllle into camp last saturday this wnsk the hoys go to oskville award winners ledgers ijga dot deforest 298 single the tops cleaners goyle hulford 737 triple l turkosz is both well fed and well dressed this week he scored a double mccutoheona haberdaah- erj with a 821 triple fd carrolls with a 360 single teenagers f oakes ac williams b jennings d grahameand b atpiew won ths reinharts cocacola and 7up i hidden score avmrds adios stnig- f