Attendance Up at Y Month in December 1951
Y secretary Cliff Sutton reported at the January board meeting that December 1951 attendance rose 44 from 1950. Active gym classes include 125 youths aged eight to 14, with 37 more in the Sateen Club. The handicrafts program has about 25 members and could double with woodworking and leathercraft. The badminton club shows strong turnout. The Y’s Men’s Club plans swimming clauses at the Guelph Y with paid instructors next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ysmc.a
Cliff Sutton
Board of Directors
Sutton
Brampton
Guelph Y
Guelph
Three Teams Tie For First In Town League Junior Division
Three junior division teams share first place in the Acton Minor Sports Club town league after recent play. Ray Mason Emile Mark and Bob Anderson lead, with Leno Marzo close behind in the cellar. Senior division sees Bob Anderson and Kerwin McPhail squads trading wins and losses as hockey action continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Bob Anderson
Ray Mason
Emile Mark
Leno Marzo
Bill Holloway
Doug Dawdolina
Keswin McPhode
George Oakes
Emerson Baxter
Bob Coxe
B. McPherson
Brian Thorarinson
Don Wilds
Brian Gervais
Bob Heatley
Ron Sinclair
Ernie Mark
Lono Marzo
Ernie Lawson
Bob Wallman
Johnston
Tom Oakley
Peter Hurst
Wilt Duval
Frank Mason
Thocera
Scaoity McCristall
Ray Holloway
Anderson
Bob Rumiley
Doug Dawkin
Kerwin McPhail
Grant Withers
John Cunningham
Bob Cunningham
Bill Somerville
Paul Lawson
Erin Township Council 1952 First Meeting Remunerations Set
Erin Township Council held its January 7 1952 meeting in Hillsburgh approving salaries for clerk 550 treasurer 450 assessor 375 plus 12 percent of dog licenses collector 425 auditor 350 relief officer 100 weed inspector 25 and juror fees 12 per year. Council authorized a 65000 loan if needed at four percent and arranged insurance fire and contents for 4000 and 1000 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin Township
Albert Wheeler
Harold L. Griffin
George C. Wallace
George D. Scott
John R. Baldwin
Hillsburgh
Ernie Root
Griffin
Wallace
Geo. Bryan
Bert Berry
Daniel Gray
A. J. Lindsay
H. C. Barber
Elmer McKinnon
Harvey Deaorings Weed
Canadian Surety Co
T. Gray
Erin
Consolidated Fire and Casualty Insurance Co
Frank Gray
Cornell
Good Roads Association
Ontario Association of Rural Municiparties
Association of Assessing Officers of
Ontario
Rockwood Men’s Club Elects New Officers
The Rockwood United Church Men’s Club met last Wednesday with strong turnout and elected new officers for the new year led by past president Ross Gordon and president Thomas Gellatly. A short talk by Gellatly followed a film on hydro water service for farms and homes. Guests included Henry Hosking of Guelph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Club of the United Church
Ross Gordon
John W. Oliver
Thomas Gellatly
Frank Karney
Aylmer Fletcher
Lloyd Marsden
George Day
Gellatly
Henry Hosking
Guelph
Rockwood
Alex Gray
Cleveland
Ohio
Dave
Albert
A J. Elliot
Bruce McPhail
Saskatchewan
Roy Young
Mia Young
Pacific Coast
Sikadang
Butter prices around the world rise to near Canadian levels
Recent British figures show butter prices abroad vary with Canada around average. Belgium sells at about 82 cents per pound, France 76, the United States 72, Germany similar to Canada, while Denmark, the Irish Republic and the United Kingdom offer lower prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Belgium
France
United States
Canada
Denmark
Irish Republic
United Kingdom
Hockey youths provide spectacle at Acton Arena
Freddie Kentner returns from Washington and may join Milton Co-ops with Acton players. Rumors say uncle Ding wants him for Georgetown Raiders who upset Bridgeport 3-2 on their home ice last week. Baxter Labs may face Leland Electric in Guelph Friday with Kentner and Townsley hoped in uniform. fans urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Kentner
Washington
Milton
Acton
Ding
Freddie
Georgetown Raiders
Bridgeport
Dundas
Baxter's
Baxter Labs
Leland Electric
Guelph
Vacoliters
Harold Townsley
Smith and Stone
Lab Boys
Two Suspensions Mark Baxter Game
Baxter Lab puck line saw suspensions after two games. In Georgetown Monday Burns Transport beat Acton 5 3. Friday in Ac ton arena Georgetown Smith and Stone beat Baxter 7 5. Coaches Masters and Rob inson suspended one game each after heated post match dispute with officials. Protests planned with Georgetown loop managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter Lab
Packsters
Georgetown
Burns Transport
Acton
Smith and Stone
Baxter
Lorne Masters
Ali Robinson
Stewart
Marshall
Robinson
Masters
Jordan Robinson
Smith
Stone
Baxters
Gordon King
Speedy pipe laying speeds water to farms and villages
A tractor drawn mole drain plough lays copper tubing underground at 100 to 150 feet per minute, offering a cheaper method to provide piped water to outlying estates and villages in the U K.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.K
Also Mentioned on This Page
Consult
R. M. Bell
Naas
Bob Dea Hay
Fadav
Sve
Ed Footitt
Milton Livestock Market
Linn & Dance
Ben Rachlin
Wright Real Estate and
Insurors
BF. L. Wright
Wilbur
Elliot
Bob Rumsey
Dawkins Gang
Foun Jhe
Acton Arena
Teague
Lee
Mark Baxter
Lindsay-Phair
Enterprises
Suffolk SY
Acton Town Hall
THE
Debonnaires
All Moon‘s
Aizea
Hinton