Overtime victory ties senior division final series
In Tuesday night play, Gord Cunninghams Buzzers edged Muskrats 5-3 in overtime to level the senior final 1-1 after Muskrats won 8-7 in Thursday’s game. Earlier, the Buzzers won 5-3 in overtime and the Muskrats took game one 8-7. Deciding games set for Thursday at 7:00 pm. if no ice, games move to first opportunity. Emmerson, Shepherd, and Oakley scored in Leno Marzo’s 3-1 Thursday win. Don De Forest starred for the losers with four goals in the series finale.
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Gord Cunningham
Weno Marzo
Kerwin McInail
Buzsbra
Buzzards
Emmerson
Shepherd
Oakley
Leno Marzo
Gong
Hurst
Ron Sinclair
Joe Jang
Frank Magon
Bob Heatley
Donnybrook
Muskrats
Buzzera
Cunningham
Bob
John
Paul Lawson
Lawson
Cunninghams
Don Deforest
Johnny Rocher
Bill Somerville
Rocher
Deforest
Somerville
John Cunningham
Bob Cunningham
Britain Posts Record 1951 Export Value
Britain's exports in 1951 reached a new peak of 20707.1 million pounds, up from 2256 million in 1950. The rise reflects strong overseas trade performance and a higher value of shipments across markets.
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Britain
Halton Home for the Aged Tops County Fashion in Spring Preview
Construction of Halton Homes for the Aged, begun in November 1950 by James Kemp Construction, showcases a modern five wing facility along Highway No. 25 with extensive fire safety, controlled showers, specialty baths, and a cafeteria style dining operation. Major and Mrs. Eric Clarke lead as superintendent and matron in a six room second floor apartment, with expansion capacity and underground basements housing kitchens, storage, and staff facilities.
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Halton Home For
Halton
Home For
Canada
James Kemp Construction Company
County Sougest
Warfar Co Nnn
Sunnybrook Hospital
Eric Clarke
Casualty Is 3-2 Loss For Baxter Lab Team
The Baxter Laboratories hockey team fell 3-2 to Georgetown Businessmen in Georgetown arena with Earl Morales nursing a small cut near his left eye. Ab Robinson and Ab Robin son scored for Baxter as penalties were few, while Ingy Robson starred for Georgetown. Norval is already eliminated and one more team will exit next Monday before Baxter faces Smith and Stone in a push toward the Georgetown Industrial league playoffs.
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Earl Morales
Georgetown
Baxter Laboratories
Baxter
Ingy Robson
Acton
Ab Robinson
Jack Stewart
Lew
Masters
Beauimont
Norval
Baxters
Smith and Stone
Juniors Secure Close Win Then Dominant Shutout
Milton Junior Farmers edged Norval 4-3 at Milton Arena on February 11 with John Willmott scoring twice and Graham Gillies and Ron Eves adding singles. On February 20 Acton Junior Farmers toppled Brookville 20-0, Fyfe Somerville scoring six goals and Jackie Marshall making a late redemptive save in a clean, penalty-free game.
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Milton Junior Farmers
Norval
Milton Arena
John Willmott
Graham Gillies
Ron Eves
Acton Junior Farmers
Brookville
Fyfe Somerville
Acton
Givals
Johnions
Calvin Sprowl
Bill Somerville
Ray Everdell
Lawrence Hemsley
Mat Elliot
Harvey Sprowl
Bob Marshall
Mac Sprowl
Jackie Marshall
Brookville Stall
Marshall
Puppet making feature at Nassagawera Institute
Messrs Duncan and Douglas Campbell and other students attended the Nassagawera Ladies Aid Society quilting at Miss C Teertper Mroo's home. The Nassagawera Women’s Institute met with Mrs Lo Campbell presiding. speakers included Mrs Guild of Rockwood on puppet making. Mrs Ellerby of Limehouse, and Mrs Mo Anderson provided piano selections. A lunch and social hour followed.
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Messrs
Duncan
Douglas Campbell
Aurora
Ladies’ Aid Society
Nassagawera
Am Church
C Teertper Mroo
James Henderson
Borg
Lioyvd
Campbell
Nuassagawera Wotmoen’s Institute
Elias Easterbrook
Lo Campbell
Alis Fo Rhinehart
Padbury
Guild of
Rockwood
Ellerby
Limehouse
Mo Anderson
Acton Considers Ice Plant For Arena Expansion
A letter from the Stouffville Tribune editor cites Stouffville arena finances to illustrate how a community ice plant might be funded. The piece notes share sales, mortgage, profits, and costs, with details on staff, snack bar revenue, and public skating, urging careful planning before Acton follows other towns.
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Acton
Georgetown
Brampton
Milton
Onkyrtle
Burlington
Fergua
Bowmanville Statesman
Statesman
Stouffville Tribune
Charles Nolan
Stouffville
Bill
Iitem
OHA
Toronto
Wetto
Poe
Unionville
Newmarket
Gineton
Lions ‘Club
Georgetown Haldera Face Elmira Polar Bears In Group Final
In a local playoff note Georgetown Haldera and Elmira Polar Bears advance to the group finals for the Intermediate B championship. The Raiders add Mike Coxe from Acton at center, after strong showings in two appearances.
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Georgetown Haldera
Elmira Polar Beara
Raiders
Mike Coxe
Acton
Hla
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Erin
Portoons
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Rahe
Seach Teal
Acton Town Hall
the Debonnaires Check Room
Eleanor Parker
Kirk Douglas
Paramount
New York
Roxy
Moffat
Dominion
RS / SPORTS
Chuck Nolan
Guelph Travel
World - Wide Travel System
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Mountford
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Bath
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Roxy Theatre