Baxters Score All Goals In 6 1 Victory In Georgetown League
Baxter's 6 1 win over Georgetown Businessmen tops the Georgetown Industrial League triple header. Baxter's goalie Ingie Robson held the line as Stewart, Fields, Allan, Jordan Farr, Masalea scored. Alliance fell 4 3 to Provincials while Baxter's push for top playoff spot continues.
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Georgetown
Baxter
Lalomen
SMG Snobole Pomession
Baxters
Georgetown Busineamnen
Alliance
Baxter's
Ingie Robson
Baxtera
Goalle_Robson
Anderson
Acton
Stewart
Fields
Allan
Jordan Farr-Masalea
Robson-g
Lorneinh Pee Robinson
Earl Masalea
Zajac
Marshall
Wettir
Manterer
Jordan
Everde Baxters
Port Credit
Labmen
OHA
Labs
Guelph Lezland Electric
Guelph Mercantile League
Disputed goal decides first acton exhibition win
Lubmen beat Aslard Electric 3 2 in Acton arena with a controversial third period tally disallowed. Referees ruled no goal though light appeared on, as guards and players from Baxer Laba and Lelands clashed in a closely fought, well refereed game. Goals listed include Eilat Perlad and Masters with Currie and Chisholm among those penalized.
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Acton “Arena
Baxter Laba
Aslard Electric
Guelph Mercantile Loop
Lubmen
Lelands
Leland
Baxter
Eramosa Council Elects Officials in 1951 Meeting
Eramosa Township council met January 8 1951 at Reeve Beneamon home with Reeve Gray Deputy Benham and councillors present. They adopted minutes prayed for guidance and discussed fire protection with Rockwood Village Trustees guaranteeing a $250 standby for 1951. By law readings appointed officers and approved road and budget measures.
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Eramosa
D. Bene
DD. Gray
E. ¥. Benham
J. R. Rutherford
Thos. G. Hutchinson
L. ‘Cox
PR. Peavey
S. & Royce
Ibsi
John Oliver
Council
Reeve D. D. Gray
Oliver
Whoerdall
B.V
Eden Mills
S. 5
Royce
Stanley R. Reid
Wm. Hamilton
George Co. Bayne
Perry R. Peavey
George C. Bayne
Lorne Allan
Wm. Oakes Custie
James Fleming
Four Corners
Adam Weatherston
Ewuarton
Henry Barden
Eden Millis
Earl Brown
Rockwood
Thos. W. Cox
Geo. Grieve
Royal Bank
Measra Buthereford and
Benham
Messrs
Cox and Hutchinson
P I
Rutherford and Benham
Planning Board
Theron Jones
W. Mattocks
C. Hansen
D. Black
J. ‘Greer
J. Creighton
Municipal Board
R. Goodwin
Mill Street
Department of Highways
Lwitek
J. Greer F Taylor
C Wood
R Thompson
J. J Stengst
Hargrave
ED Tyler
Shock Wedding at Lorne School Draws 1500 Guests
More than 1500 people attended a shower for Hirer Kennedy and Ray Ever dell at Lorne School last Friday. Master of ceremonies Charlie McKeown led a varied program with performances by Shirley and Bill Thompson, Herman Freuler, Dorothy Warner, Allenda Brittan, and Jean Harris. The Junior Farmers staged a humorous "Shock Wedding" act as gifts poured in for the couple. After lunch, guests danced to Mary McKenzie, Mansell Nelles, and Charles Rocher.
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Lorne School
Kennedy
Ray Everdell
Charlie McKeown
Shirley
Bill Thomp
Herman Freuler
Dorothy Warner
Jean Harris
Mary McKenzie
Mansell Nelles
Charles Rocher
Town approves water works debentures and raises salaries
Council outlines 722 increase in town employee salaries effective February 1 and approves debenture issue for a new water pumping station. Affected by law changes include sewer levies and a flat town water billing of four dollars.
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Titt
AL Cliffordt
W. McGeadle
Wan
Municipal Board
Acton
Norman R. Horrocks
LaFrance Fire Engine and Foamite Ltd
Georgetown club dances and talent night recap
A community club event last Friday featured the Haffenden brothers performing music and a group sing along during intermission. Verna St Dennis showcased a sung arrangement of Melancholy Baby, and Georgetown members were surprised by the no-dishes policy and free admission while under eighteen. A beginners badminton class led by Cliff Sutton starts next week.
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Paul ‘Joncas
Haffenden
Verna St. Dennis
Verma
Dinah
Shore
Georgetown
Cliff Sutton
Canadian March of Dimes Fight Polio Drive Carded
Acton residents urged to aid the Fight Polio campaign as the 1941 Canadian March of Dimes runs January 15 to February 15. The Red Maple Leaf emblem appears on coins, purses, bulletins, and envelopes to mark the nationwide effort against polio.
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March OF Dimes
Acton
Canada
Foundation For
Westinghouse 1951 Fridge Delivers Cold Storage Innovations
The new Westinghouse True Temp Refrigerators feature Meatkeeper Humidrawers for humidity control and a Star-Dor drawer. The Colder Cold Freeze Chest allows a large stock of frozen foods up to 60 pounds. Priced at $390, the unit emphasizes economy and variety.
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Westinghouse
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Masters
Harrington
Currie
L. Masales
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Lorna Masales Robinson
D. Stewart
C. Marshall
Somerville
Alts
Earl
Masales
Everdell
vLelands
Clough
G. McClennaghan
Humphreys
Bagsett
Smith
Gummley
IIR
Matt
Auto Parts
Woods
Chev
D.P
Res. Robert St
Lorne Garner Motors Ltd
Bower Acton
Eramosa Council
Elliott Sand
Geo. Robinson
Ridley
C.N.R
Gypsum
Lime and Alhabastan, Inc
C. E.napier Co. Ltd
A. Loutitt
Acton Free Press
Municipal World Ltd
F. W. Crump
Milton
Acton P. Usc
J. B. Adamson
C. F. Leatherland
Ballentine Motors
Thompson Motors
Bell Telephone Co
Symon Holwe
Watson's Dairy Bar
Vedieet
D. H. Lindsay
R. R. Parker
W. Ruddock
Fairy Lake
Mr. Lindsay
Beardmore and Co. Tannery
Beardmore
Lindsay
Marming H. Holmes
J. J. Stewart
Wallace St
Kirkness
Port Credit Clover Leafs
C.H.A. Int. “A
Milton Arena
Enterprise
J. E. McMullen
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