Georgetown Triumphs Over Acton 3 0 In O H A Debut
Georgetown handed Acton a 3 0 defeat in the O H A opener at Acton Arena on Tuesday night. Richardson starred for Georgetown with tight guarding as new faces joined the lineup. Acton struggled with penalties and missed chances as Georgetown grabbed the lead in the third period and sealed it with two late tallies from Test and a solo break by Test.
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Acton
Georgetown
George‘town
O. H.A
Test
Hewitt
King
Richard Longre
Terry
Ward
Greer
Walters
Anderson
Brown
Ritchie
Richardson
Spooner
Gibbons
Holloway
Bradley
Georgeto
Adbhn
Thompson
Héwitt
Plant
Woods
Archie
Huffman
Deans
Oakville
Golden Wedding Day Observed in Guelph
Ex-Councilor John Nicol and family joined Mr and Mrs T Nicol for their golden wedding at the Royal City home. Twenty eight guests attended a dinner Saturday while Monday saw Parks Department staff honored by Mr Nicol. The Guelph Pipe Band led guests from the gate to the dining room in tribute.
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John Nicol
Guelph
T. Nicol
Nicol
Royal City
Parks Department
Pencaitland
Lady Ruthven
Nicolse
Inverkeithin
Opening Curling Game Highlights Acton Arena Night
The season opener at Acton Arena featured a President versus Vice President curling match, won by the President. Details of the final score were not released, but spectators enjoyed the event and the social mood.
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Acton
Georgetown
Acton Arena
Dance at Brookville and Social Milestones
A Brookville dance is set for Wednesday January 11 with Soda Busters Orchestra admission 25c supper served and dancing from 9 to 2. Mr and Mrs William Williams celebrate their sixty third wedding anniversary with health and happiness wishes from friends and family. A funeral for the late Edward Huffman was held at his mother’s home with services and burial in Fairview Cemetery Acton attended by many relatives and friends including lodge members and floral tributes from various groups.
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Charles Spiers
Guelph General Hospital
Hord
Darvell-Lashbrook
Lorena Elizabeth
W. R. Lashbrook
Archibald H. Darvel
C. A. Darvell
F. W. Wase
St. James’ Church
Guelph
Jadys Taylor
Auburn
Phyllis Lashbrook
Rodney
Howard P. Lashbrook
Chatsworth
Lorna Durst
Toronto
Goderich
Brookville
Soda Busters Orchestra
William Williams
Edward Huffman
C.L. Poole
Fairview Cemetery
Acton
L. G. Proctor
Albert ‘Wilson
A. &. ‘Cutler
Oakland County
Pontiac
Mich
Earl H. Vincent
E. W. Masters
W. D. Talbot
Messrs
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Howard
van Wyck
J. Scriven
Wilfred McDonald
Anso
Pillow
Amalgamated Electric Co
Baskets
Somerville
pPirls
United Church
E. M. Huffman
Brantford
G. M. Judge
Laird
Georgetown
Jessie
Eloise Atkinson
Phyllis Tyler
Howard van Wyck
Earl Vincent
E. M Huffman
Huffman
Vera
Helmer
Woodstock
J. Daunt
L. Moffat
Richmon Hill
Colin Camerin
Woodbridge
P. M. Fisher
Islington
A. E. Cuter
Albert Wilson
Oakland County Lodge
Wm. Miller
Beatrice
Bella Hume
Myrtle
Gertie
Violet
Percy
Delmer -Laird
Cleave
Williamson
Gordon Martin
Wright
Eleanor
Ivan Wright
Alex. Keen
Hume Currie
Stewarttown
W. Fisher
George Fisher
Fisher
7. Scotch Block
McDonald
Ellen Bell
Speyside
Leonard ‘Michie
Enatchbull
Matthews
Harry Watts
Free Press
Watt
Cross
Manvers Street
Newland
Hull
Yorkshire
England
Watts
R. R. No
Bower Avenue
William Coleman
Sidney Barnes
Girl Guides Open Meeting At Acton Hall
The Girl Guides plan an open meeting on Wednesday January 11 at 7 15 PM in their Elgin Street hall after a December 21 postponement due to illness. The event invites all interested in the Guide work.
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Girl Guides
Elgin_Street
Acton Council Opens Inaugural Meeting Appoints Committees
Acton Council met Tuesday night with W A Lasby Jas McMillan and Evan Jones present and Reeve Thetford presiding. Auditors and an assessor were appointed for 1933. Standing committees were named including Finance Park and Rink and Fire Light and Town Haul. Debates delayed arena matters and a few requests were referred for future consideration.
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Acton Council
W. A. Lasby
Jas. McMillan
E. Jones
Messrs. W. Nesbitt
R. R. Arnold
McPherson
Wallace Lasby
Evan Clones
Reeve
Thetford
James McMillan
S. M. Lasby
F. L. Wright
Jas. Ramshaw
The
Fall Fair Association
Fair Association
A. G.kirstine
Halton
Acton
Board.of Health
J. A. McNiven
Henry Awrey
Reeve Thetford
R. J. McPherson
R. M. McDonald
Old Orchard Skating Club
Arena Gratis
Ww. Lasby
Jos. Hurst
Arena
R. J. Wallace
Georgetown ‘Lumber Co
Acton Free Press
Local Junior Team Heads to Guelph for First Encounter
The local junior squad travels to Guelph next Tuesday evening for their first meeting with the Juniors there if ice is available. The Acton Band is also listed for the event at the venue.
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Acton
Guelph
County Council 1933 Representatives Named for Halton Centres
The document lists Halton County Council representatives for 1933 by centre with mayors and deputies. Acton E T Thetford. Burlington George R Harris and Jas Breckon. Milton Jas W Blain. Nassagaweya Duncan Campbell and W G Appelle. Esquesing George Currie and W G Appelle. Nelson E M Readhead and G L Peer. Trafalgar W H Morden and Victor Hall. Oakville W N Robinson and Jas L Hewson. The County Council will meet on Tuesday January 24.
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Halton County
W. H. Morden
Victor Hall
Oakville
W. N. Robinson
Jas. L. Hewson
County Council
December School Report Shows Student Exam Scores
The School Report for December Exams lists numerous students across classes with scores ranging from 252 to 431. Named teachers include M. Z. Bennett, D. Forster, M. Orr, I. Anderson, A. MacMillan, PR Ball, and M. R. Moore. Total class marks mainly reach 500 or 400.
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Mary Marzo
Charles Arnold
Joe Taylor
Mickey MacMillan
Vera’ Landsborough
Pr, Ball
Kerr Named Chairman of Public Utilities Commission for 1933
At a Wednesday meeting of the Public Utilities Commission Commissioners L G King R J Kerr and Reeve Thetford attended. Mr Kerr was appointed chairman for 1933 and praised for officer efficiency. The next meeting was set for January 24 with payments approved including hydro supplies and postage. Try Watson's Homemade Bread advertised at seven cents.
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Public Utilities Commission
Acton
L. G. King
R. J. Kerr
Reeve Thetford
Kerr
E. Thetford
Hydro Department
Watson
Hairy Irishman at Center of Jest
A thick headed Irishman becomes the butt of gibe as bystanders joke about his hair resembling a stack of hay. He quips that the crowd around him is like jackasses. The item reads as light humor from a past Evening Meal Digesters page.
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Eretayyn
Pat
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Acton Free Library
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M. Z. Bennett
Jack Hollinger
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Jessie Coles
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Percy Eliott
Willis Hall
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M. Orr
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Jean Brown
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Billy ‘Fields
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Jetta Roszell
Albert Loutitt
Kenneth Blow
Polly Party
Margaret Hodgins
Leonard’ Lambert
Lois Dawkins
Gerald Pargeter
Keneth Hassard
Dora Wood
Olga Dyrin
Fen Fryer
Reno Braido
Margaret Somerville
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Eveleen Braido
Enoch, Marcak
Wanda Stackniak
Donald Evans
M. A
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Margaret Blow
Lois Fryer
Patty Bayls
Betty Turner
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Jean Brunelle
M. R. Moore
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Corporation of Acton
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