Labmen Finish on Top With 8-2 Win Monday
Baxter Labmen clinched first place in the Georgetown Industrial League regular schedule with an 8-2 victory over Georgetown Businessmen. Steamboat Emmerson kept the score from ballooning, while injuries to Earl Mosales and Fyfe Somerville did not affect Jowle’s lineup. Acton Midgets face Georgetown Midgets as Baxter targets the Sheeney Test trophy on the season’s first trip to Acton.
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Baxter Labmen
Georgetown’ Industrial League
Georgetown
Baxter
Steamboat
Emmerson
Earl Mosales
Somer
Thos
Acton
Masters
Stewart
Somerville
Fields
Allin
Jordan
Everdell
Smith
Stone
Alliance
Baxter's
AID DIGESTION BEGINS WITH CALM MORNING ROUTINE
AID DIGESTION notes fatigue as a major enemy. early morning haste disrupts digestion for those who tire easily. Rise slowly, prepare, and take ample time for breakfast to ease the process.
Acton Highmag Triumph In Large Margin Victory
Acton Highmag beat Milton 53 to 7 with a 21 to 3 halftime edge. Top scorers included Bob Bruce Eco and Dori Dawkins with others like Don Davidson Crawford Douglas and Dia Wood contributing. Rumors of a rematch at Milton Town Hall on Friday March 2, plus a dance afterward, circulated. A film from Sports Cavalcade by William Lowney Co delighted students during a Tuesday program and a half holiday for a teachers convention at Leaside Collegiate interrupted classes. The student body showed relief after the recent flu epidemic.
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Acton
Actor
Mil
Acts
Milton
Bob Bruce Eco
Dori Dawkins
Don ‘Davidson
Crawford Douglas
Dia“Wood
William Lowney Co
Leaside Collegiate
Nassagaweya Ladies' Aid Winter Picnic Report
Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church Ladies' Aid held a winter picnic in the Sunday School room amid sickness keeping many away. Farm Forum notes February 1 meeting at Mr. and Mrs. A. Pringle, a February 26 gathering at Mr. and Mrs. F. Hetzel discussing an Egg and Poultry Marketing Board. Also reports George Locker's discharge after a head injury, and visits from Mrs. Thomas Morton of Toronto and Miss Dorothy Massey of Milton.
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Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church
A. Pringle
F. Hetzel
Egg and Poultry Marketing Board
George Locker
Thomas Morton
Toronto
Wm. Dredge
Dorothy Massey
Milton
Thos. Kennedy
Farm Auction Notice At Puslinch Nassagaweya Line
The undersigned Carl Home will sell by auction at his farm on the Puslinch Nassagaweya line three miles east of Ariell on Tuesday March at 2 o'clock. Items include horses and harness, cattle, pigs and poultry, hay and grain, a tractor and implements, dairy equipment, and miscellaneous farm tools. Terms: cash. Auctioneer W A Ginson. Clerk Wm Tolton.
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Carl
Con
Puslinch and
Nassagaweya
Ariell
Gil
Goyd
Dee
York
Vanguard
McCormick Deering
Joliette
Plymouth
Woods
Nao
Lefreshment
A. Ginson
Picture Recognized as Churchill Resident 90 Years Ago
A longtime Churchill resident, Christopher Swackhamer, is identified in a church album photo found in the Free Press. Relatives and community members confirm his identity, noting his service to the church and role as caretaker.
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C. Swackh
Churchill
Free Press
Christopher Swackhamer
Churchil
Churchill United
Whirst
Bentley Wilson
Mr. Swackhamer
Arthur Swackhamer
C. B. Swackhamer
WR. 2
Acton
A. Smith
R. M. MacDonald
Queenston Heights
Queenston
Church Hiattery
Additional Agents On Insurance Staff In Halton County
The Halton County Federation of Agriculture Insurance Committee reported at a February meeting in Milton that four agents and one county representative are on staff. Norman Gilbert will serve Trafalgar Township with Co operative Insurance, Norman Bir d with Esquesing for Auto Life and Hospitalization, Robert Morrison with Freemen, and R S Heatherington remains county representative for Nassagaweya.
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County Insurance Committee
Halton
Norman Gilbert
Bronte
Trafalgar
Nor Iman Bird
Georgetown RR
O.A.C
Co-operative Auto
Esquesing
Robert _ Morrison
Freeman_R.R
R. S. Heatherington
Nassagaweya
Federal licensing debated for Canada wide professional workers
The Financial Post editors urge a federal role in licensing professions as provinces move to take over. They argue measles care and rivet design show consistent standards, and call for rational nationwide licensing to let doctors accountants engineers move and practice freely, promoting domestic talent mobility.
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Alberta
Financial Post
the Post
New Brunswick
British Columbia
Newfoundland
Ontario
Manitoba
Nova Scotia
Canada
Obituary Mrs J E Marcellus Dies in Milton
Mrs Blanche Dafoe Marcellus dies at Milton home after short illness. Born Madoc Ontario, she married J E Marcellus in 1920 and lived in Milton where he led the high school. Survived by husband four children and siblings, funeral held privately at home with Rev J L Blair, interment Evergreen Milton.
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J. E. Marcellus
James Street
Milton
Marcelus
Waffle Bathmat Debuts At British Industries Fair
A new quick drying bathmat shown at the British Industries Fair features a honeycomb cellular fabric construction. The design offers high absorbency and softness with a large drying area formed by the cells to remove moisture quickly.
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Labmen
Co-Operative Insurance
Halton County
Halton Co-Op
Featuring
Gray-Snyder Ltd
Erin
Hillsburgh, Ont
Harts
Emma Adams
Martin Power
Betty Williamson
Eisen’s Clothing Store
Carroll
TT Mill ST
Ladies’ Aid
Puslinch
Wm. Tolton
Christopher ‘. Swackhamer
Act Up
Federal Licensing
Milton Man
Allan R. Marcellus
Guelph
Kenneth Randell
David FR. Allison
London
Elizabeth Marcellus
W. A. Dastle
St. Henry
W. M. Martin
A. R. Mendizabal
Madoc
Reed-Prentice
Smith Calver Limited
Woolwich ST. Guelpi
Eee
Mae
Eens Marrupholding
Iar Asic
Robert Sterling
SHA
Arrymore
Man of Shooting Stars
Richard SA
SNE
William Perlberg
Sesaon Poy BP
Ulery
Tiamlg
Shell Run Away
Etty Bae
Deis Monsan
Betsy Race
GWE Scort Bretaigne Windust
Mvc. Sesr Comin
Rabeiinencaiai
TAT Ney
BAE Reaneers
Jo Haver
William Lundigan
Gloria-De-Haven
Dennis Day
Tarry
James
Rexy
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