Campbellville dominates Delhi Sunday Ball Club in finals
Campbellville overwhelmed Delhi with a 34 to 3 victory in game two on a Sunday in Delhi. Six batters hit safely in an average of seven per inning as Campbellville totaled 25 hits off four pitchers while committing twelve errors. Stan Henderton limited the champions to six hits with nine strikeouts and five walks, and one hit batsman, though a third inning error and seventh inning wildness prevented a shutout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbellville
Delhi
Pitenera
Stan Henderton
Henderson
Obituary: Mrs Mary Elizabeth Peavey of Bra mosa Dies at 82
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Peavey of Eramosa Township died in Guelph on Friday morning September 18 in her 82nd year after a lengthy illness. She was born in Luther Township, married William Peavey, and lived in Eramosa and Everton. Survived by son Percy and daughter Willam West Hazel, among others. husband and daughter predeceased. Funeral conducted by Rev Henry Ford at Victor B Rumley Funeral Home with interment in Everton Cemetery. Pallbearers and floral tributes listed.
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Bramosa Township
Mary Elizabeth Peavey
Guelph
William
Liza Cox
Luther Township
William Peavey
Framosa Township
Ure Farm
Everton Village
Percy
Everton
Willam
West Hazel
Acton
Wiliam Cox
Conn
George Cox
Toronto
Ada Kemptthorne
Galt
Menolta
Peavey
Church of Christ
Everton Women's Institute
Henry Ford
Victor B. Rumley
Ada
Errell Currie
Old Rugged Cross
Everton Cemetery
Lloyd Johnson
Alex McPhedran
George Young
Harold Treaker
Orville Duffield
Melvin McDougall
Wilburt Peavey
Robert Peavey
Gordon Cox
Roy Hindley
Roy Leslie
W. C. Krall
Hannah Krall
Laura Duffield
Jessie
Theo
Albert Young
Johnson's
Rockwood
Eunice
Clare
Len Hobson
Walter
Joan Greenwood
Margaret
Hugh Richie
Mary
Jack Hobson
Wm. Cox
Leonard Mc
Acton High School elects student council leaders
Dennis Papillon will preside as president of the Student Council with Janice Baker as vice president. Mary Ann Maxwell and Elizabeth Jang win secretary and treasurer posts. Barbara Turner Richard Mason Frank Bean George Gibsort Lenora Watson Warren Wagner and Lynda Mann win class reps. Peggy Oakes is elected president of the society. cheerleaders named. Field day moved to spring with inter-school selection by Mr Heron and Mrs Hess. Commencement set for November 19 and 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Papillon
Janice Baker
Mary Ann Maxwell
Elizabeth Jang
Apeey Vols
Barbara Turner
Richard Mason
Frank Bean
George Gibsort
Lenora Watson
Warren Wagner
Lynda Mann
Fred Gordon
Miss Snyder
George Gibson
Hansen
Miss Harriswill
Peggy ‘Oakes
Athtehe “Society
Nanty Planteery
Gail Hamilton
Mr. Heron
Don Dawkins
Peggy Oakes
Frances Oakes
Arlene Gordon
Betty Mac Lambert
Donna McMillan
Dorothy Dawkins
Pauline Papillon
Acton
Heron
Hess
Marjorie Warne
Private Farm Auction Lists Cattle Equipment and Furnishings
Emerson Ford directs a public sale at Trafalgar township on Friday October 9 1953 featuring registered Holstein cows and calves farm implements poultry equipment and furniture. Items include specific cow records calved dates and blood test note followed by a long list of equipment and household goods. Auctioneers Hindley and Elliott announce cash settlement day of sale. no further farm use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Ford
Ths
Trafalgar
Kf.u
Dekol M. Pluto
Fordholm
R.O.P
Stewart
Hindley
Elliott
U of T student wins 400 bursary for study in chemistry
Elling Berg, Georgetown High School graduate now studying chemical engineering at the University of Toronto, won an Atkinson Foundation Fund bursary valued at 400. The notice lists local social events and visits including W.A. birthday dinner at the Examiner in Burlington and a Milton fair prize haul by the W.I. group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elling Berg
Atkinson Foundation Fund
Georgetown High School
Elling
University of Toronto
W.A
Examiner
Burlington
H. Norton
W.I
Milton Fair
Les Campbell
Bill Campbell
Pan
Lavack
Rosl Bourne J
London
Westerly University
Robin
R. MC
Kingston
Ron Latimer
Tather
Guelph
J. McFall
Boston
Omagh
A. Calder
Bes. Ie
Achievement Day Honors and Community News
Ospringe Willing Gardeners led by Miss Doris Finer and Mrs. K Stubbington attend Achievement Day in Guelph where Audrey Grundy and Joyce Robertson receive county honors. Also notes motor boat win by A Bulloch, telephone service split improving lines, and various holiday visits and family events across Guelph Thornbury Stratford and Toronto.
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Ospringe
Norman McKenzie
McKenzie
Baby
W. Glassford
Hilleburgh
George Ll. Robertson
Loree
South Porcupine
George D. Robertson
Arnold Sunter
Gal
Dow
Ara Falls
G. Sunter
E. Baldie
Messrs. R
J. Hunter
Bert Craig
Georgetown
D. G. Robertson
Brian
Thornbury
Doug Robertson
Guelph
Ken Robertson
Lynda
Toronto
Larella Grundy
Wilbert Kant
Stratford
A. McKinney
Women’s Institutes
OAC
Fall Fair Dates Set Across Ontario Towns 1953
The Agricultural Societies Branch of the Department of Agriculture released the 1953 fall fair schedule for Ontario towns. Georgetown Bolton Erin Markham Streetsville list October dates. Notes include past references to family allowances and rising monthly costs from 1945 to 1983.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Agricultural Societies
Department of Agriculture
Georgetown
Bolton
Erin
Markham
Streetsville
Acton Eyes A Lacrosse Title After Narrow Bradford Duel
Acton faces Bradford in a tense playoff series with potential for a no contest ruling after Tuesday’s brawl on the floor. The Rams pursue a long await for a rival title as Acton’s lineup features Johnny Krapek out and Bradford’s defense and forwards loaded for another clash. Next game set for Saturday in Bradford with return by Acton Tuesday.
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ACTON
Rams
O.S.A
Bradford
Yonge St. Town
Streetsville
Ohsweken
Johnny Krapek
Acton Triumphs 6-0 Over Georgetown in Soccer
Acton roared to a 6-0 victory over Georgetown as Tony Van Dam opened early with two goals. Jock Calder and Cliff Sutton helped steady defense and setup goals including Bottomly’s brace. Georgetown mounted pressure in the second half but Acton’s defense and counters sealed the win with goals from Van Dam and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Georgetown
Tony van Dam
Jock Calder
Cliff Sutton
George's
Dabel
Hall
Terry Bottomly
Acton Acton
Ron Male
Albert Fish
Tony Var Dam
Bil Wilson
Les Davies
Artan
I. Hiesk Dar
Ton Park
Acton Wins First Game of Ont Final Lacrosse Clash
Acton defeated Bradford 18 to 16 in the opening game of the U LA Intermediate finals in a wide open lacrosse clash. Norm Young’s sharp goaltending led Acton as Lloyd Smith and Jack Mann each scored four, Rev Bennett added three, with Ken Watkins assisting seven times as Acton overcame a early deficit to win the best of seven series opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.la
Acton
Bradford
Bailiwick
Norm Young
Acton Nets
Rams
Homesters
Lloyd Smith
Jack Mann
Rev Bennett
Joe Gerrie
Gordie Burton
Jahnny Krapek
Pony Smith
Ken Watkins
Ro Collings
Watcheh
Rnal
Collngs
TopSmart
Foster Vine Cullgetud
Auction Sale of Mead Cows and Farm Equipment in Esquesing
Public auction by THOS. R. GIFFEN at lot 14 Esquesing Twp near George on Thursday at 12:30 PM. Herd includes Elmgate Sylvius cows with calving dates, horses and harness, implements, dairy equipment, nosy farm gear, and household items. sale subject to blood test results and no reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. R. Giffen
George
Sylvius Susie
Sylvius Irene
Sylvius Floss
Sylvius Ruby
Sylvius Grace
Duc
Sylvius
Ada
Elmgate
Sylvius Elva
Ann
Blanche Korndyke
Elmirate
Elminte Silver Supreme
Elmgate Sovereign
Elmitte
Giunet
York
New
Corkshutt
Mraky
Tedder
Jamesway
Stewart
de Laval
de Larval
Hindley and
Elliott George Currie
Left 53 Years Ago Quantic Visits Acton
Charlie Quantic, retired railroad official now living in Vancouver, returned to Acton for a visit after 53 years. He recalled his boyhood home east of Acton, the old farm now town lots, and spoke with friends about changes since his last return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Quantic
Acton
Sir Donald Mann
Bulding Railroads
Canad
Quantic
Vancouver
Canadian Northern
C.N.R
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Matey
Speedvala Ave
Northeast
Kid Monk Baroniy
Bruce Cabot
Richard Rober
Barbara Stanwyck
Wendell Corey
Web
Audrey Torter
Richard Conte
Pancho Villa
Leo Carnilo
George Currie
Moin
Cusaris
Limehouse
U. of T
Win County
A. Bulloch
Huntsville
Mr. Withir
T Cams
Tors
OTA
Acton L
Woods
Blair
Ron
Sean
Wood
O.L.A. HM
O.A
Neutra
Hubby
Jong
Pms
Guelph Ienrerinwnen
Brooklin
Mallon Ad
Lace Georgetown
Pulp and Paper
Alene
C. Quantic
Darwin Cripps
Auaallt Agcouta
Eisen’s
D.A
Rocket Razor
Frosst
Rybuto
Mead's
Mead
Waterbury
Cooper’s Drug
E.S. Cooper
Phm
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