Elora Wins Group Playoff Clash in Boxing of Overtime
Elora and Acton battled to a 4 4 tie after thirty minutes overtime in the group playoff with Elora finally winning the opening game 3 1 and Acton claiming the return 3 1. The teams prepared for a decisive group final in Guelph on Saturday at 8 30 pm. Admission 250 for adults 16 for children under 12 and 1 00 extra for reserved seats. Referee Ernie Wortley of Toronto oversaw the tense rink action before a capacity crowd that stretched past midnight.
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Elora
Acton
Brown
Guelph
Ernie Wortley
Toronto
Acton Arena
Coontown
Jets
Flora
Flora Gmme
Walters
Gibbors
Terry
Runnells
Greer
Marzo
Greer Gand
T. Ruinells
Gibbons
Joe Kentner
Clas
Acton Clar
Bus
Norm Morton
Llora
Craguy
Nort
Morton
Marek
Fisher
Kentner
N. Morton
Crown
Man Shore
Ashlay
Anderson
Perlod
Bie Morton
Valentine Party and Local Police Briefs Highlight Acton News
A Swackhamer Valentine party for about twenty five friends ended with a lunch and prizes. Police chased suspects linked to a station hold up in Acton while Toronto officers assisted in identification. Local meetings: Actor Falls Pub directors discussed the fair for 1935 and branch work. Milton hockey club denounced accusations about overage players. A YWCA meeting featured Dr Neville Murrop on India. Murray Memorial YMCA moved to new offices with simple modern furnishings. Welfare costs in Toronto rising near two million dollars. city street and road expenses also increasing. work programs could offset some relief costs.
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Toronto
Board of Control
A. W. Laver
Toad
Nassagaweya Council Meeting Minutes and Appointments
The Nassagaweya Council met in the Township Hall on Monday February 1st. Accounts paid include relief to Elsiey Snyder Norrish Bros and several others. wood supply approved for the Township Hall. Auditors reported satisfactory. Edge named caretaker of the buildiing and monument. J H Simpson named delegate to Ontario Association convention and Stanley Fulton to the Government Roads convention. Meeting adjourned to March 4 at 1 PM.
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Nassagaweya Council
Pebriuary
Elsiey
L. Snyder
Norrish Bros
Austin Dredge
C. Elstey
Dr. Stevenson
N. &. Marshall
Cameron Kitching
A. E. Wilson
Edge
Isuldlove
J. H. Simpson
Ontario Association of Yorml
Stanley Fulton
Arena News: Weekday Hockey Activities and Sweater Donations
The Acton Arena operates daily with managers Kentner Mille and secretary Holloway coordinating schedules. Donations from the Maron Knildtlng Company supplied blue and white sweaters aiding visiting teams. A 5 cent admission began to help cover expenses as Rural and Church League games drew crowds. results from February include Brookville’s 7 1 win, ties, and several church league scores, with standings and upcoming Intermediates noted.
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Acton
Jack Kentner
James Mille
Frank Holloway
Maron Knildtlng Company
York Road
Eden Milly
Amglicans
United Church
Presbyterians
Lorne Rifles
Limehouse
Brampton Peel-Dufferin Regiment
King's
Tronaniston Ean
Aa Talbot
Kentner
Larne Rifles
Tasm
Larne Sehions
Yak Road
Brookville
Rockwood
foy—Jonas
Intermediate Nockey Record
Fingl
Presbyterian
United
Joseph
Anglican
Various Local News Items From Around Knox
A chimney fire near Mr. John Pallas was quickly controlled with a chemical extinguisher and water. damage minor. The Knox Woman’s Missionary Society held its February meeting at Mrs. R. M. McDonald’s home with Mrs. George Murray presiding and several members contributing in devotions, music, and program planning. Reports from the presiding officers appeared, and plans were made for World’s Day of Prayer in March at the Baptist Church. Elsewhere, police pursue a moving westbound suspect after victimizing Oakville merchants, cashing forged cheques under trusted names. The Unitarian Church Woman’s Aid Missionary Society met with a full attendance at Mrs. O. H. Harrison’s. prayers and programs followed by lunch. Canada’s 1934 potato crop is projected at eighty million bushels, up from 1933, with Western provinces contributing about 19 million and the Brithl Columbia harvest near 67 million. yields and seed prospects discussed amid favorable weather and price pressures.
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Women's’ Missionary Society
The
Presbyterian Church
R. M. McDonald
George Murray
Myra Blow
Cooper
West
Gray
Mirs
Baptisz
Gorved Teo
Women's Adissionary Society
0. H Harrison
Yarberee
Alex. MacDonald
Wen
R. L. Johnston
Mra. 3S
Reid
Anarrison
Canada
Prairie
Library grant hike and contract awards at Acton council
At a Monday council meeting Acton approved increasing the Free Library Board grant by 250 per year to fund removal to new quarters and furnishings estimated at about 205. The council reviewed accounts, approved final contract payments, and awarded the interior lighting fixture contract for the YM C A building to Jos N Held for 1151. The work includes four brackets per architect plans, with subsequent minor allocations.
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Jon. N. Reid
YMC
McMillan
E. McCutcheon
E. J. Nelson
C. H. Harrison
George ~Havit
Mire Alt. Brown
Free Library Board
J. E. McMillan
Acton Prey Library Board
A. Mason
Yo MM
OC. A
Shy.tondens "Trom
W. A. Mahanoy
TIF TO MOTORISTS
Public notice uses humor to urge drivers to choose their lane at intersections. It implies motorists should yield and select one side of the road, illustrating the danger of indecision. The tone is tongue in cheek, addressing road sharing and safety.
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Ahe
Hhe
Georgetown Doctor Dies Suddenly During Hockey Broadcast
Dr John Paul a veteran Georgetown physician collapsed at Guelph General Hospital after listening to a Toronto Lions St Michaels game. He died shortly after 10 pm in his 77th year. The death followed a seizure while chatting with nurses at the hospital. Coroner to hold inquest. investigation by Traffic Officer and Brampton officials ongoing.
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John Paul
Georgetown
Guelph General Hospital
Giumph Institution
Paul
Toronto Lions
St. Mike's
Centre Road
Cooksville
James Btrvet
Daly
Beret
Watley
Brampton
Florence Gallbeck
Alderwood
Case
St. Joseph's
Toronto
Joseph Smith
Lake Promenade
Long Branch
J. 8.Cantelon
Cooksvill
Halley
A. B W. Sutton
Port Credit
Ray Wodgson
A. E.reilly
Simcoe Protest Over Guelph Case Ends With Critique
Simcoe manager Pat Innès denounces the O M A actions after the Toronto meeting, noting the $25 protest fee was returned to Simcoe as unconstitutional and claiming no defense was provided. Locally, questions arise about Kalser playing for Hershey, supported by a photo from December.
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Simcoe
Rob
Pat Innés
Simcoe Intermediates
Guelph
Toronto
O,b. A
Simcox
Ewr
Simcoe Club
Cielph
Kalser
Guelph Atar
Hershey
Wong
Remnin
Acton Women's Institute Presents Tight Comedy in Parish Hall
A fourteen member Acton Women's Institute will stage a tight comedy at Acton Parish Hall on Friday March 14 at 8 pm. Admission is 2d with a minimum charge for any announcement of age. Following the program will be dancing.
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Acton Women's Institute
Acton
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Norfolk Observer
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