Reg Black's Club Tops Town League Junior Division
Reg Black's team surged to first place in the town league junior division with two wins. Erie's Mark and Coxe clubs trail tied for second as Sinclair and Johnston led the leaders with goals and assists in a 5 3 opening win, followed by a 3 3 draw between Coxe and Marks.
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Reg. Black
Erie
Mark
Mike Coxe
Reg. Blacks
Doug Dawkins
Sinclair
Johnston
Baxter
Currie
Martin Marks
Ernie Lawson
Bob ‘Wahlman
Wayne Emerson
Eric Marks
Coxe
Don Wiles
Marks
Ken Dodds
Bob Wahlman
Ed McMullen
Ron Sinclair
Reg Black
Ermie Mark’s
George Hollinger
Martin’ Marks
Rob Clow
Bill Johnston
Real
Wf Duvals
Kerwin McPhail
Bob Rumley
Orville Dadis
Duval
Bill Coon
Mary Dodds
Johnny Rocher
Jerry White
Don Deforest
Fred Gordon
PWLTP
Black
Dawkins
Mackenzie Store Highlights Lumber Stock and Kitchen Range
Local ad notes good lumber supply and building materials suitable for various repairs. Promotes new Moffat range at 240 dollars as a smart kitchen purchase. Encourages customers to drop in and browse items at J B Mackenzie and Son.
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Hime
J.B. MacKenzie & Son
Acton Minor Hockey Wins and Struggles Across Local Contests
Acton bantams midgets and juveniles host Elora after recent losses on the road. Fergus swept three games last Friday with 7-3 for juveniles, 4-3 bantams, 4-2 midgets. Elmira shut out Acton Monday. Milton and Georgetown in midfield, Milton 12 Georgetown 2 in a Riverside matchup. Ted Footist and Paul Lawson star for Acton. Milton’s Spitfires roll to a 12-2 victory in another interlude of the season.
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Acton
Elora
Elmira
Fergus
Ted Footist
Paul Lawson
Milton
Elmira Polar Bears
Georgetown
Georgetown Raiders
Raiders
Wil
Marathon Euchre and Local Society Notices Gathered
The Hall hosted the first marathon euchre with 18 tables. top scorers were Mrs. Stark and Mrs. Williams, with midpoints and lows noted. Trinity College drama at Hart House Theatre featured Mr. Bourne’s son in You Never Can Tell. Church services were canceled January 18 due to ice, and WMS hosted a meeting with scripture and a talk on India. News includes home visits, house progress, and Limehouse notices along with broadcast notes about Neighborly News.
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Wm. Stark
J. R. Williams
C. Meredith
J. Crichton
Low
A. D. McEnery
Col
Mrs. Bourne
George Bernard Shaw
Trinity College Dramatic Society
Hart House Theatre
A. C. Bourne
Trinity College
Mr. Scott of
Matheson
Brock Miller
Harry Smethurst
Barrie
Patterson
A. C. Patterson
S. Kirkpatrick
S Gisby
A. W Benton
India
H. Namton
Alex Wright
Bob Lane
Ted Morrow
Elaine
Ro Lane
Mn Sharp
James Sharm
Limehouse
Toronto
Acton Milton Fall Short In Exhibition Hockey
Acton junior farmers' hockey team lost 9 to 1 to Palermo in Milton arena last Monday evening. Norval edged Milton 3 to 1 in the second game. Currie scored Acton’s lone goal. Arnold Howden scored Milton’s. Regulars Marshall Currie and Sprowl were absent for Acton.
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Acton Junior Farmers
Milton Arena
Palermo
Acton
Norval
Milton
Singleton
Currie
Arnold Howden
Jackie Marshall
Fred Currie
Calvin Sprowl
Spike Scott
Elliot
L. Hemsley
E. Tyrell
George Pelletterio
Marshall
D Pelletterio
Pegg
Vivian
Norgal
Dr Henry Gear Dies After 50 Years Of Service At Erin District
Dr Henry Gear M D aged 85 86 years died in Cobourg General Hospital after a lifetime serving Erin district. Born on Lot 31 Con 8 Erin Township he studied at the University of Toronto and practiced in Belwood before moving to Erin where he ran a drug store and medical practice until retirement in 1942. Survived by wife Jennie McKinnon son Harry and grandchildren. a son J D predeceased him. Funeral held at the Disciples Church with interment in Price's cemetery.
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Cobourg General Hospital
Henry Gear
Brin
Township
Con
Erin Township
University of Toronto
Belwood
Erin
Gear
Florida
Cobourg
Douglas H. Gear
Marria
Jennie McKinnon
Harry
Douglas Gear
J. D
Disciples’ Church
Ernie Root
Alex McDougall
Grace
Morgan Graham
Mayte
Swerves To Miss Car Ends In Ditch
Willam Scott of Guelph allegedly swerved left to avoid another car on No 7 highway. His 1947 Chevrolet travelled west and landed in the south ditch about 5:45 pm. Andrew Molorz Sr of Acton drove the other car and was turning left onto the highway. no damage was reported.
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Willam Scott
Guelph
Andrew Molorz, Sr
Acton
No 7
Acton High School News At Home Event Recognition
More than 150 people attended the annual At Home last Friday night. The Student Council earned praise for the event management. Lieutenant Hughes of HMC S York Toronto spoke at Friday assembly and presented two films. The first urged students to finish school before pursuing other work, a U S vocational guidance film. The second depicted UN naval forces in Korea with the Re at York.
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Chris Lamb
Hughes
H.M.C.S. York
Toronto
United States
Korea
U. N
Acton Lab Hockey Bills Top Georgetown With 11-2 Win
Baxter Lab hockey team remains atop the standings after an 11-2 victory over Burns Transport Sunday in Acton. Georgetown players could not travel midweek due to night shifts, prompting talks of arranging all star games with Georgetown and other nearby groups. Scoring for Acton featured Somerville, Allen, Cunningham, McCristall, Stewart, and McPhail with goals in all periods.
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Acton
Ant
Cunningham
M i
Somerville
Alle
Allen
McPhail
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