Baxters Dominate Georgetown League Opener 6-1
Baxters crushed Georgetown Businessmen 6-1 to seize early hold on the Georgetown Industrial League top spot. Robson was hardly beaten, with Baxter goals by Stewart Fields Allan Jordan Earl Masalea and Robson. The league features six teams with playoffs for the top four, as Baxter eyes the title in their first year in the loop.
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Astar
Georgetown Industrial ‘League
Baxter ‘Lalomen
Shnhidt
Doseesalon
Georgetown
Baxters
Georgetown Busineamnen
Alliance
Baxter's
Ingie Robson
Goalle_Robson
Anderson
Acton
Baxter
Stewart
Fields
Allan
Jordan Earl
Masalea
Robson
Lorne- Sty Robinson
Earl Masalea
Zajac
Marshall
Deopasia Khan Wettin
Jordan
Evertte Haxters
Norval
Smith and Stone
Clarence Rognvaldson
Kerwic McPhail
Port Credit
Labmens
OHA
Labs
Guelph Lez
Land Electric
Guelph Mercantile League
Errat Pertad
Masters
Il Harrington
Currie
Chisholm
Mallard
Ib—Anderson
Iverdell
B—Masters
Leland
L. Masalezs
s—Robson
Lorna Masales Robinson
Somerville
Abs
Earl Masales
Everdell
Lelands
Clough
McClennaghan
Humphreys
Bassett
Smith
Gummley
H. Harrington
Disputed goal margins Baxter Lab win in exhibition
In Acton arena Baxter Labs beat Usland Electric 3 to 2 in a disputed exhibition game. The lighted goal was disallowed amid a tight match with tied scores after two periods and a controversial third period ruling.
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Acton “Arena
Baxter Labs
Usland Electric
Guelph Mercantile Loop
Lubmen
Lelands
Leland
Baxter
Eramosa Council Holds 1951 Oath and Budget Actions
Eramosa council met at Rockwood Town Hall January 8 1951 with Reeve D D Gray and Deputy Reeve E H Benham in attendance. The meeting approved appointments for 1951, authorized road and fire protection funding, passed four by laws including road expenditure and police village expenses, and invited assessor applications by February 20 1951.
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Eramog
D. DuGray
D. D. Gray
Wf. Benham
R. Rutherford
Thos. G. Nutchinson
L. Cox
PR. Peavey
Sir Royce
John Oliver
Reeve D. D. Gray
Mr. Oliver
Reeve
Eden Mills
Royce
Stanley R. Reid
Wm Hamilton
George C. Bayne
Percy R. Peavey
Lome Allan
Wm. Oakes Custie
James Fleming
Four Corners
Adam Weatherston
Ewuarton
Henry Barden
Earl Brown
Rockwood
Thos. W. Cox
Geo. Grieve
Milton Swanston
Jos. L. Oakes
Frank Qstrander
Inel
Municipal World
Royal Bank
Messrs
Rutherford and Benham
Messrs, Cox and Hutchinson
Shock Wedding Shower at Lorne School
More than 150 guests gathered at Lorne School last Friday evening to honor Kennedy and Ray. The event featured a master of ceremonies, several performances, readings, and a playful “Shock Wedding” presented by the Junior Farmers. Gifts were given, followed by lunch and dancing with musicians Mary McKenzie, Mansell Nelles, and Charles Rocher.
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Lorne School
Kennedy
Ray
Charriet McKeown
Shirley
Bill Thomp
Sona Waa
Herman Freuler
Dorothy Warne
Allenda Britten
Jean Harris
Mary McKenzie
Town council approves sewer levy and water works plans
Council approves a sewerage disposal levy to pay half the project cost and authorizes debentures for a new water pumping station. Town tightens a flat four dollar bill for non users and reviews street lighting, garbage routes, and silt issues on Fairy Lake creek.
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Emplo
Municipal Board
Acton
Cemetery Hill
Norman R. Horrocks
LaFrance Fire Engine and Foamite Ltd
Fire Committee
D. H. Lindsay
R. R. Parker
C. Hansen
W. Ruddock
Fairy Lake
Mr. Lindsay
Beardmore and Co. Tannery
Lindsay
Beardmore and Co
Parker
Beardmoore
Lindsay Saturlay
Holmes
J. Stewart
Wallace St
Kirkness
Students enjoy club night as attendance dips
The report notes a smaller crowd than last week at the Georgetown youth club event with mixed participation and humor. Paul Joncas and three Haffenden brothers performed entertainments at intermission while Verna St Dennis sang Melancholy Baby.
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Paul ‘Joncas
Haffenden
Verna St. Dennis
Verma
Shore
Georgetown
Clif Sutton
Y.M.C.A
Canadian March of Dimes Promotes Fight Polio with Red Maple Leaf
Actonians urged to assist the Canadian March of Dimes campaign as the Red Maple Leaf emblem appears in public places across Canada. The drive runs January 1st to 31st with posters coins and envelopes bearing the slogan Fight Polio. The campaign highlights the effort to end poliomyelitis and showcases the work of the Canadian March of Dimes in communities nationwide.
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March OF Dimes
Stam County
Acton Ft
Canada
Canadian Foundation For Poliomyelitis
Dominion
Westinghouse True-Tempo Refrigerator with Meatkeeper
The 1951 Westinghouse True-Tempo refrigerator features a Meatkeeper in a cold chest with two humidity drawers for fruits and vegetables. It offers flexible storage including a large stock up to 60 pounds and a humidity controlled design, priced around $390.
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Westinghouse
Haless
Huon
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Eramosa Council
Geo. Robinson
J. Ridley
C.N.R
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A. Loutitt
Acton Free Press
Municipal World Ltd
F. W. Crump
Milton
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J. B. Adamson
C. F. Leatherland
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Thompson Motors
Bell Telephone Co
Symon Hdwe
Watson's Dairy Bar
Planning Board
Theron Jones
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R. Goodwin
Mill Street
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