Playoff Bids Decided In Georgetown Hockey Standings
Three teams tied for fourth after a 4-1 loss left Acton Businessmen and Acton to play a tiebreaker before next Monday to claim the final playoff spot. Alliance earned third place by a coin toss while Burns Transport sits second and Smith and Stone leads. Baxter's goal credited to Stewart with Timmins assisting.
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Baxter
Georgetown
Acton
Smith and Stone
A Tons
Alliance
Burns Transport
Smith
Limehouse Hard Times Event Draws Prizes And Guests
The WI financial committee hosted a hard time cuchre and dance in Limehouse Halls on Friday evening with Karn's Orchestra providing music. Prizes went to Mrs. S Mileham and Mr. Thos Sutton for cuchre, with consolation prizes to Mrs. Ella Copeland and Mr. Elgin Hradley. Sutton also won a terpot and cosy draw. A large crowd enjoyed lunch and dancing, with judges awarding prizes to Mrs. S Matthews and Mr. E Batth'n. Visitors listed include families from Brock Miller, Grand Valley, Erin, Toronto, Georgetown, Stayner, Schomberg, Weston, and Sarnia.
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WI. Financial Committee
S. Mileham
Thos
Sutton
Ella Copeland
Elgin Hradley
Karn
E. Miller
S. Matthews
E. Batth
Brock Miller
Jack Hulk
Hector Erwin
Grand, Valley
Wm. Scott
Erin
Harry Lewis
Gerald Warren
Toronto
Frank Miller
Georgetown
Clarence Buck
M. Swackhamer
E. Morrow
Elaine
H. Norton
Lane
Walter Hall
Stayner
Ellerby's
Bob Hamilton
Schomberg
Frank Brown
Glynn
Sarnia
John Glynn
Patterson's
Weston
Cunningham's Club Cops Junior Cup In Championship Win
Cunningham's crew roared back from an early deficit to crush the Muskrats 5 1 and clinch the junior championship in a three game series. Wayne Currie led with two markers, supported by Frank Mason Ken Dodds and Bob Heatley with goals and assists from Mason Heatley Sinclair.
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Suntoy
Gord Cunningham
Wayne Currie
Joe Jang
Ron Sinclair
Bob Heatley
Frank Mason
Ken Dodds
Ron Clowe
Bob Armstrong
Bob Brown
Leno Marzo
Cunningham
Kerwin McPhail
Revzers
Dawkin
Muskrats
Peter Hurst
Tom Oakley
Lene Marzo
Ray Mason
Champs
Buzzers
Bill Coon
Bill Somerville
Don Deforest
Weekend Visitors at Everton Household Calendar
Sunday guests at the Charles Fountain home included Jim Fountain of Ottawa and Helen Barnaby of Guelph, with other visits extending to Harvey Destin Robby, Robert Patten and Diane of Guelph, and Jennie Tovell at John Alton’s. Additional callers were T. D. McCutcheon at McDougall Brin and Irwin Hamilton with Charlie, plus Harry Hancock of Belfountain and William Alexander.
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Charles Fountain
Jim. Fountain
Ottawa
Helen Barnaby
Guelph
Stanley Strinsen
Taranto
Harvey Destin
Robby
Robert
Patten
Diane
John Alton
Jennie Tovell
T. D. McCutcheon
T. D. McDougall
Brin
Irwin Hamilton
Charlie
Harry Hancock
Belfountain
Wm. Alexander
Township Awards Tender For Gravel
The Nya Township council met March 3 1952 and ordered accounts totaling $2360 and road vouchers of $1518.12 paid. Tenders for supplying crushing and delivering 800 cu yards of gravel were opened and Elliot Sand and Gravel’s bid was accepted. A resolution instructed the Tax Collector to collect arrears of taxes up to 1950 and extend payment steps as needed beyond June 1 1952.
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Nya Township Council
Eden Mills Residents Honor Newlyweds at Church Event
Eden Crest W.L ind friends hosted Mr and Mrs George Gemacs tnee Ada Jennings at a warm hall gathering to celebrate their marriage and present gifts. The community observed World Day of Prayer at Mrs H Gilbertsons home with prayers, a solo, and interchurch representation. HospitalStay updates for Mr Davies and Mr John Turner noted.
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Eden Crest
W. Wilson
W. Wallace
Woolashy Jr
Wo Mino
John Milne
John Mcltitosh
Davies
John Turner
Westminster Hospital
London
J. D. Lowre
Bill
Mansell
Frank Lemmer
Erindale
Presbyterian Church
European hockey fans clash with touring teams
European crowds boo the rough North American play and yell Chicago gangsters as Canadians and Americans face off in a winter sport debate. The piece notes drastic rules differences with European teams favoring less contact and highlights Acton Minor Sports Club champions in senior and junior divisions and Milton Co-ops advancing in the Halton County league.
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Chicago
Mey
Europe
Acton
Kerwin McPhail
Dark Horse
Cunningham
Leno Marzo
Miltonnia Wins Halton County Baseball Title Last Year
Miltonnia secured the Halton County baseball championship last year, a notable achievement for the town. This week several local items could not be printed due to space limits. they will appear in next week's issue.
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Miltonnia
Halton
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