Overtime Victory Evens Senior Division Final Playoff Series
The town league finals stay tied after Tuesday games in both divisions. In seniors, Buzzers beat Muskrats 5 3 in overtime after an 8 7 loss last Thursday, with Don De forest scoring twice in OT and Allan Holmes tying late. Deciding games set for Thursday at 7 00 p.m. if ice is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gord Cunningham
Marzo
Kerwin McInail
Buzsbra
Buzzards
Doug Dawkin
Muskrats
Muaskrats
Britain Posts Record Overseas Trade in 1951
Britain's exports in 1951 reached a record total of £20707.1 million, up from £2256 million in 1950, indicating a strong expansion in overseas trade during the year. The rise reflects broader postwar recovery and increasing global demand for British goods.
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Britain
Halton Home for the Aged shows off modern design
A spring preview outlines Halton Home for the Aged as a modern five wing facility. It details rooms for one to four beds, controlled showers, reading lighting, cafeteria dining, extensive fire safety, and basement storage with anticipated 1400 gallon hot water tanks. Major and Mrs. Eric Clarke will reside in a six room second floor apartment.
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Halton Home For
Halton
Canada
James Kemp Construction Company
Mann
Sunnybrook Hospital
Eric Clarke
Casualty Is 3-2 Loss for Baxter in Georgetown Hockey
Earl Morales suffered a small cut near his left eye after the Georgetown arena game. Baxter Laboratories fell 3-2 to Georgetown Businessmen led by Ingy Robson with Ab Robinson scoring unassisted and from Jack Stewart. Penalties were few, two for charging and kneeing on the same play. officials Masters and Beaulimon. The Norval team is out of the race. another team is eliminated next Monday as Baxters face Smith and Stone. The four remaining teams move to the Georgetown Industrial league playoffs.
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Earl Morales
Georgetown
Baxter Laboratories
Baxter
Ingy Robson
Acton
Ab Robinson
Jack Stewart
Masters
Beauimont
Norval
Baxters
Smith and Stone
Juniors Rally For Close 4-3 Win Over Norval
Milton Junior Farmers edged Norval 4 to 3 at Milton Arena on February 1. John Willmott scored twice with contributions from Graham Gillies and Ron Eves.
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Milton Junior Farmers
Norval
Milton Arena
John Willmott
Graham Gillies
Ron Eves
Acton Junior Farmers
Brookville
Fyfe Somerville
Acton
Givals
John Zions
Calvin Sprowl
Bill Somerville
Ray Everdell
Lawrence Hemsley
Mat Elliot
Harvey Sprowl
Bob Marshall
Mac Sprowl
Jackie Marshall
Marshall
Puppet Making Event At Institute Featured In Moffat
Local notes report Duncan and Douglas Campbell, college students from Aurora, spent the weekend at home. Nassagawerga Ladies Aid held a quilting at Miss Terre r and Mrs James Henderson’s home. Nassagawera Women’s Institute met at Mrs. Elias Easterbrook’s with Mrs. L. Campbell presiding. Puppet making demonstrations by Mrs Fo Rhinehart and Mrs Padbury featured the meeting, with Mrs Ellerby of Limehouse and Mrs Mo Anderson performing piano selections. A lunch and social hour followed.
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Menssrs
Duncan
Douglas Campbell
Aurora
Ladies” Aid Society
Nassagawerga
Terrer
James Henderson
Borg
Lloyd Campbell
Nassagawera Warren’s Institute
Von
Elias Easterbrook
L. Campbell
Artificial ice arena plans stir Acton and nearby towns
The piece compares Acton with Georgetown Brampton Milton Oakville Burlington and Fergus noting towns have installed ice plants or built new arenas. It cites Stouffville’s arena project led by a local athletic club with stock shares at 100 and a total cost of 80000 including 29000 for the ice plant. It reports debts profits and community benefits including free skate time for students and minor hockey teams, and outlines operational details and staffing.
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Actoninnx
Acton
Georgetown
Brampton
Milton
Oakyde
Burlington
Fergus
Miltean
Bill
Stouffville
Community project faces taxes and water rate talk
A local plan discusses taxes and water charges as a community project. An enormous water use totals millions of gallons yearly for plant cooling. The group pays a $375 flat annual rate after negotiation with the town.
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Chuck Nolan
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Emmerson
Shepherd
Oakley
Lena ‘Marzo
Hurst
Ron Sinclaiy
Joe Jang
Frank Magon
Bob Heatley
Donnybrook
Hugh Sirrs
Ed McHugh
John Ware
Johnny Rocher
Bill Coon
Dennis Smith
Buzzers
Allan Holmes
Don Deforest
Rocher
Deforest
Somerville
Paul Lawson
John Cunningham
Bob Cunningham
Consult
R. M. Bell
Optometrist
Erin
Westinghouse
Bia
Elides
Ontario
Acton Town Hall
the Debonnaires Check Room
Eleanor Parker
Kirk Douglas
Paramount
New York
Roxy
Moffat
Dominion
Bowmanville Statesman
Statesman
Stouffville Tribune
Charles Nolan
OHA
Toronto
Unionsille Aureos
Lions ‘Club
Georgetown Calders
Elmira Polar Beara
Raiders
Mike Coxe
Guelph Travel
Bureau
World - Wide Travel System
J. Chambers
Mountford
Macdonnell St
Wright Real Estate
FP. L. Wright
Wilbur BL. Acton
Weight
Macdonnell At
Guelph
of Women’s
E. Braida
Roxy Theatre
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