Tanners Take First Game From Port Dover Sailors
Port Dover Sailors beat the Tanners 4 3 in Brantford with Leno Marzo scoring the tying and winning goals. Lawrence Stara held the nets for Dover while Acton’s defense and Woods faced heavy pressure in a wild playoff night.
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Tanners
Port Dover
Tara
Tamera
Woods
Acton
Lawrence Stara
Dover
Nets
Lawrence
Ilo Marzo
Hikkon
Gilseeple
Morton
Bayliss
Tre Marne
Leno
Norm Morten
Leno Marzo
Goy
Brush
Moning
Greenalade
Marzo
Davidson
Domantia
Charles Boyer
Maning
Stewarts Taz
Greenslade
AL Marzo
Gey
Brushy
Marzo tGos
Mummery
JO Reid
Kentner
Lawrence G
Greenalades Murphy
A Wood
Reid
Stewart
W. Mummen
J Wood
Laurie
Acton—Woods
Baylin
Lindsay A
Gillespie
Hilson
Riddall
L. Marzo
Marton
Dicke Riley
Ladies Theatre Night draws capacity crowd in Milton
A packed Princess Theatre hosted the Halton Milk Producers Club and Halton Holstein Breeders Association for Milton’s annual Ladies Theatre Night. Rev Dr Archer Wallace spoke on old London while performers led by the Victorians and Winnie Stewart entertained the crowd. a Red Seal Production certificate honored a top cow, and a special train was planned for Hespler supporters.
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Halton Milk Producers Club
Halton Holatein Breeders Association
Milton
Princess Theatre
Claude Pickett
Ben Lucas
Drou—Carloatupas
Mia Margaret Leacis
Renny Siiverman
Mica Winnie Stewart
Archer Wallace
United Church Publications
Wallace
London
Pickett
Dr. Wallace
Fraser
Mhinttonville
Canadian Holstein-Friesian Association
Morley Watson
Stove Still Leads As Primary Home Heat Source In Canada
The Financial Post reports a survey showing most Canadian families rely on stoves for heat. One in three households continues to use potbelly stoves. another fifth depend on kitchen ranges. Only 40 percent use furnaces and central heating remains rare.
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Canada
Financial Post
Cannada
Bur
St Patrick's Night Observed by Knox Society Club
Mr Sortar and Educational Club of Knox Church met on Wednesday night March 27 with President Miss I Anderson in charge. Devotions by Mrs F Hansen and Mrs R O Harg followed by a solo by Mrs Bowen. Convenor Group 1 led an Irish program with songs readings harp selections and an Irish quiz. A candy lunch followed.
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Sortar
Knox Church
I. Anderson
F. Hansen
R. O'Harg
Bowen
Group 1
Ireland
Migs M. Roszell
St. Patrick
Hall
NR. Roszell
Jamie Butler
People Refused Insurance Across Professions
A Collier's magazine excerpt lists groups commonly denied life or casualty policies. It cites jockeys steeplechase riders mountain guides salvage divers auto and motorcycle racers boxers wrestlers nitroglycerin truck drivers and sideshow performers as facing insurance obstacles.
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Wide Animal Co
Creus
Collier's Maze Azne
Milton Protest Dismissed Without Hearing
The OSHLA executive committee ruled Milton had no grounds to protest Georgetown Club. President George Panter announced the decision by telephone as officials reported. the deposit would be returned to the Milton Club.
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Aton E
OSHLA
Milton
Georgetown Club
George Panter
Panter
Milton Club
Reeve McCutcheon Opens New Store in Growing District
Reeve McCutcheon opens The East End Grocery a 30 by 50 foot store with refrigerator counter for cooked meats at Young and MIM Streets Acton plus a modern apartment above for the couple. Citizens wish McCutcheon success in his new business as Acton grows near the CN K tracks.
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Reeve Fox
McCutcheon
Young
Mim
Acton
C.N.K
Reeve
Greenock W I March Meeting at Sunnyside Farm
The Greenock W I met at Sunnyside Farm on Tuesday March 16 with 19 members present, 3 new members, 2 visitors and several children. Mrs Ao Mu Keown chaired. readings by Mrs FL West. due to road conditions the guest speaker was absent.
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Greenlock
Sunnyside Farm
Fred Janstoen Ion
Ao Mu- Keown
FL West
Ralleal
Elva Resten
Thos
McCutcheon
Trouble Free Electric Cord Promises Safer Plugs
A new electrical cord claims to prevent broken wires burns and shocks by avoiding cord chafing at the plug. Its patented plug spins and twists with wrist action, eliminating wear. Designed mainly for home appliances like toasters coffeemakers and more.
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Financial Post
Designes
Children in Care Update from Milton Society Meeting
The Milton branch of the Children's Aid Society reports February finances of 8768.72 and 97 children in care. The board approved an employer retirement annuity plan and planned to re advertise for a reception home. The month saw 30 child protection cases, 3 new unmarried cases, and ongoing demand for infant adoptions with fewer suitable foster homes for older children.
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Reguilar
Worrd
Society
China
An - Airs
Nixon
Deans
Bill Marshall Sets New Bowling High Score
Bill Marshall delivered an eleven strike no miss game setting a new high score at Acton Howlnpe. He missed one strike in the ninth frame but finished with eleven strikes and one spare, topping previous records as Nora Morton watched.
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BI Marshall
Nora Morton
Bill Marshall
Local residents host and visit in Guelph and St Catharines
Families from Guelph and nearby towns gathered at homes of Benhams Jestins and Petersons over the weekend. Guests included Mrs Alton and Mrs Jestin who hosted a church shower for Mrs Albert Alton with 39 attendees. A sewing circle prepared gifts for Miss Vern Fountain ahead of her wedding.
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Muriel
Barbatsa Benham
Guelgh
J. Po Benham
Jam F Ountain
Forents
Aund
Chartle Fountain
Mes ‘Fed Jeatin
Hire Sey
Mro
W. Head
Ted Jestin
Gordon Robertson
Guelph Rond
T. P. Smith
Epre
Rene
Alf
Georgpe Tarvelman
St. Catharines
Ben Simons
Joe Benham
Harvey Jestin
Nat Everton
Albert Alton
Alton
Robert Patton
Mira Alton
Benham
Jestin
Elgin Brown
Capringe
Harold Wright
Robert. McCutcheon Kitchener
Harvby Jestin
First Five Families Move into New Wartime Homes
Fifty wartime houses in the Acton subdivision on Mason and McDonald Boulevards are ready for occupancy. Tenants include Bernat Tennant and family, Philip Meyers in charge of rentals, and veterans Gordon Allen Lea Clase and others. Monthly rents range from 22 to 30 dollars. each unit features modern conveniences and insulated interiors.
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Philip Meyers
McDonald Boulevard
Bernat Tennant
Bernard
Sharon
Lorna Sears
Patrick Kenney
Gordon Allen
Lea Clase
Keown
Hew
Free Press
John Wacker
Mason
Atten
Joan
Espanstan
Aeton
Upcoming local events and cancellations announced
The notice lists a series of dances and concerts including Milton Wall on March 2 and Doris Hall's Orchestra on April 1 at various venues. A January Farmers event on March 25 is canceled due to a hockey game and will be rescheduled. Also advertised are a charity box social on March 1 and a comedy play While the Sun Shines at Town Hall April 16. Watch for further announcements.
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Euch
Fead
Thia Maper
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Heapler
Versels
Sailor
Sorlsa
Hoeapeler
Leno Marz
O. H.A
Halton
Hespler
al Marzo ¢Baytissaun
Marzo i Mortons
Avo PD Woods
Murphiy
Brash
Stove
ST. Patrick's Night
KNOX
Reeve McCutcheon
JA Society
North Afchem
Turesan
Greenock
W.I
Children’s Aid Society
Everton
Tuan Wall
Debonatres Orch
Dublin School
Doris Hall
Bees Institute
Brookville Hall
Wedneday
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