The Acton Free Press Wed Dec 1974 First Christmas bazaar held by HCRR The old railway station took on new color the weekend when it was decorated to house the first Christmas bazaar ever held by Iho Italian County Radial Hallway IICRlt Over people frOm ninny areas of southern Ontario visited Hit railway museum anxious to participate in Ihc last event of the season as well as to stock up on home roach Hems for Christmas gifts could be heard as children and adults crowded onto vintage to enjoy free rides from the station house on the I to the car burns Hut elioiolale hot coffee hoi dogs were menu for those who had bared the damp cold wtalher to take the jaunts Many of those attending wen families of railway buffs who bad tome distance others dropped In from lot a s Stuffed toys hits cushions dttnralious and of items hand in workships and at of of tin Indies I loan Johns wife of tin president f the IK Kit workers managed to fill to five booths with their Industrious efforts Home baked goods arrived In stores aid by im almost nil poodles had disappeared dull damp and rainy managed to sticr off many who hnd planned unending members i at Hie response They Intend to make tilt an annual evuit and that Mars effort will I as accounting showed nit profits to hivi re the mark This imiiunl u ill In tumid Into Hit IreiiHury lor management of In Ihe IK Kit is a org million iltvolid to the priHirvnlion of vehitlis peipk working do so voluntarily Ik eluhs is and IU tun taps one in silling at a pi hi e of the virlity of Junior of railway I nil lis in tin sleeking win dcllghtuliil Just tin thing to If id gifts Iolkn dotted inglntir taps also out by the end of Ihe day us well an stiff brimmed ton due tor worn by train unit ltainlltnn many oullylng dlslrlth were well by Hie largo lour linn whs drawing hour Irtshient Huh riathed Into I In and nulled out lulu tltkit wlniurH Hums of won tin on tin Holly 11 doll LOOK MOM STUFFED TOYS and David Johns of Rockwood and David Bums of Willow dale enjoyed festivities at the first sale ever sponsored by the Halton County Radial Railway dad is a big wheel with the organization He is president of the club and his son is proud of his family role His mother convened the and proceeds will be turned over for restoration projects Traps and frees birds to escape jet engines WAillNG IN IHH are two visitors I onto who attended IjhI Sunday bazaar sponsored by the Radial Railway and held at tin- museum located on the ljur NaHHiitfawtya Conductor Brian Mae ban been with tin IK Tor four years thin the time for Sandra Hillock is a lov nihil who puts bis spin time and energy where is Hi traps buds at tin Inltrnatlon Air and saves hi from tcrt dnstiuttion from the Jit if Hie or the bullets of fie I ils guns Hi ami like minded friends trip tin birds as the Snowy Owl and the Bold I agio in a net mish trap pigeon is used as bill and tin lure birds pig mi stupes Hit birds art bunted and it inn tikes tin to mi ana from Hie sits ihem admits In dot si should slim whut go out nut an nmim birds llilill In thin only Hold 1 ieUs lift I hid hi said mistake to in d bis lieluu wilbslldisofowlsaiHl it Iheiilrporl iwans if thi ilangir win In tbe birds sun on Installation and hilling in Hit lake off strip In an iiHtmpi to ptotict of tin airport tried shooting the birds only to tin as were rid from milking a istape As a finale his visit to V banded Great Owl for hi in fit of Hit and si I it trie as they watch id from window Legion Notes by GARY DAWKINS 1 hi has heen a week tin hi inch I the luties On it ladles Mrs Morn mill if Court That should help to i mem Christmas f i tin fruiter fnnuh is offered week it you t lo In luck perhaps ladles also ran spe- euchre in the unlit urn ver I le Willi Ik turnout and Mrs Jinn irk the ton wis mute with Is for the dies wen Allen ion and 1 Andrews wi the most lone hinds fir the ladies Winners r tin mm wen 1 Milne run ind It 1ishor It stepped win tin most lone lnnil Tin two door prizes lohnsi and J I Willi tin lilt th Ins ILIU I fir ibi fuluri Mrs limn tin miMii th Mens The tills I 1 Winners or Ihe men I Tins is be limine pillar ivtut for iiuuiIh r I pit to thi crowd to Ihc musit Jeff by all reports had a good time Next Saturday the Melody Makers will provide the for the wetkly dance Draw lnce was the lucky winner of the dailv mi mbcrship draw this past week Congratulations Norm Other drawn were Henderson Dec lamb lice I Hilts Ike T lluduck Dec Branch Ten of the twelve the points this week whuh indicates how close the plnj was m the Industrial The learn to more thin break even w is the Hi who picked up points league standings are flub OS Hi Tones A fil legion I iremen W iremen A Const Ink Spots 1 Tones Saw Ho it Club an Dos The Bull Winners led the mis in Ihe Industrial this week picking up points still holds the highest dual scon for the with IM are Bull Win The Dick The I mm 15 The He ids Moon Beams Nocks s Kids The Stripes Odd Halls Inilosinglctmi members llut we hope to see it the mtttmgin 14 TicKits in still on salt MEEK of West Montrose is ten old She and her friend Kathy Johns eight are visitors at the Rockwood station now standing at the Halton railway museum They spent much of their time riding on streetcars during the afternoon but stepped into the station to get warm from the damp cold weather out side Signs are confusing Owl his spe ikin a audit nee of in 14eu lids at hi held a magmfittt white Snowy all he told how this bird is m problim it Hit Tins bred bird Hills admmistrition committee decided Mondiy night to ask the region to make all their signs three digits to eliminate confusion 1 here is quite a bit of con fusion when we get calls and people call a road by region number but we call it by the locol number Chief told Ihe councillors He pointed out then are many where road w ill have a region or county number an or ward two number and w ill be know a local ime also Then ire many where j road is known one I a few concessions another name explained Hi works depart is in the protess if changing all the signs in The new signs i Hilton Hills and give the road ine pnblem is thi region has their own signs for their roads and numbers are often the same is our roads the chief sud Booth He explained tint of the Seventh I me are know Trafalgar and This all in the space of few of their mike Ihtm different in ours suigtstid Hie Morrow Hilton Hind Three would become dton lot Morrows phn Morrow s was idopled tin next mint is up to the region hi lined Ibis dun I know man mil hats why in in shot Tiny win tin loronlo in icled by Hit wide in icled spates it the airport If a has been injured tikes it with him to his bird hospital in Many been shot by ittd hunters he should In fair he If you hunting ind he GREAT HORNED OWL is banded by Ulrich with the help of Tony Vadeika at Brookville School on Wednesday Mr Water bands the birds he catches at the airport then frees them in another part of the country This bird was let go at the school much to the de light of the students Something Extra Enjoy a 2 Night Special at Torontos Lord Simcoe Hotel Water concern of Beardmore lion Hills to I tomplalnl from to tin IivmimIu is with Iln hhi iuilil of iter I like Hood it Hit pi nit during limes I In run II tin mi I ins lied in Willi sir is lo eon mil with iln mi in Streel waler till plant The creek runs into Iiki eluims the w the storm is poor and r into Like or its tributaries They the water in their production mi ind flooding at tin pljnt during high iter volutin for Dn ties boxed Pullover sealers Undent and work socks Braces and belts Boots Galoshes Slippers Wool and leather mitts and gloves Scarves Hats Wallets Electric razors Toiletries Playing cards Cribbage boards Bar sets accessories HINTONS to Store