Campbellville Dominates Delhi In 34 3 Final
Campbellville overwhelmed Delhi Sunday to capture the second game and reach the finals. 63 batters came to the plate, 25 hits off four pitchers, while Delhi committed 12 errors. Stan Henderton allowed six hits, struck out nine, walked five, and hit one batter, with only a third inning error and seventh inning wildness preventing a potential shutout.
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Campbellville
Delhi
Pitenera
Stan Henderton
Henderson
Obituary of Mary Elizabeth Peavey of Bramosa Township
Mary Elizabeth Peavey of Bramosa Township died at age 81 while living in Everton after a long illness. She left a son, Percy Dr Everton. a daughter Willan Wes. siblings and relatives in Conn Toronto Galt and Acton. Funeral at Victor B Rumley Funeral Home featured Ada Currie and Erretl Currie. interment Everton Cemetery.
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Bramosa Township
Mary Elizabeth Peavey
Guelph
William and
Liza Cox
Luther Township
William Peavey
Framosa Township
Ure Farm
Everton Village
Percy
Everton
Willan
Wes
Hazel
Acton
Victor B. Rumley
Lilian and
Gordon Martinone
Storey Glove Co
Elma Broida
Eramosa Township
Acton High School elects Student Council leaders and staff
Dennis Papillon will head the Student Council with Janice Baker as vice president. Mary Ann Maxwell and Elizabeth Jang rise to secretary and treasurer as Barbara Turner Richard Mason Frank Bean George Gibsort Lenora Watson Warren Wagner and Lynda Mann win form rep roles. Peggy Oakes and others named for athletic and cheer roles. Field day planned for spring and commencement set for November 19 and 20.
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Dennis Papillon
Janice Baker
Mary Ann Maxwell
Elizabeth Jang
Barbara Turner
Richard Mason
Frank Bean
George Gibsort
Lenora Watson
Warren Wagner
Lynda Mann
Miss Harriswill
Peggy ‘Oakes
The
Athletic Society
Nancy Plamberg
Gail Hamilton
Mr. Heron
Don Dawkins
Peggy Oakes
Frances Oakes
Arlene Gordon
Betty Mac Lambert
Auction sale of registered Holstein cows and assorted farm items
Emerson Ford directs a public sale at Trafalgar township on October 9 1953 featuring registered Holstein cows and heifers many with noted calving dates and blood tests, plus farm implements poultry equipment furniture and household effects. Cash terms by auctioneers Hindley and Elliott with George Currie as clerk.
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Emerson Ford
Ths
Con
Trafalgar
Lav Welock
Kf.u
Dekol Mae Pluto
Paraioim Datchiand Jom
Dutchiand
Fordholm Laay Sytyia
Ford
Fordholm
R.O.P
Hindley
Elliott
U of T Student Wins 400 Bursary for Elling Berg
Elling Berg, graduate of Georgetown high school, won a 400 bursary from the Atkinson Foundation Fund while enrolled in chemical engineering at the University of Toronto. He is listed as living on the sixth line. Regular notices report W.A. members dining in Burlington and a birthday event, with various visitors and local society notes including Western University in London and Guelph convent services.
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Elling Berg
Atkinson Foundation Fund
Georgetown High School
Elling
University of Toronto
W.A
Estaminet
Burlington
H. Norton
W.I
Milton Fair
Les Campbell
Bill Campbell
Panchuck
Hamilton
A. W. Norton’s
Ron Latimers
Wm. Draper
Toronto
Helen Mills
A. W. Lane
Little Susan Jakeman
Ethel Thompson
Rankine
Ariges
BE. A. Berg
Lavack
Rosl Bourne J
London
Western University
Robin
R. MC
Kingston
Ron Latimer
Yather
Toronte Generon
Eee
Hubby
Acton
Gearyetown
Guelph
Myvien
Brooklin
Malton
Georgetown
Achievement Day Honors at Guelph and Local News
Ospringe Willing Gardeners led by Miss Doris Finer and Mrs K Stubbington attended Achievement Day in Guelph. Audrey Grundy and Joyce Robertson earned county honors. Also reported are a motor boat win by A Bulloch, telephone service improvements, and various local visits and social events across Ospringe and nearby towns.
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Ospringe
1953 Fall Fair Dates Announced in Ontario
The Agricultural Societies Branch of the Department of Agriculture announces fall fair dates across Ontario. Georgetown and Streetsville hold October 2 3 events, Erin October 9 12, Markham October 1 3, Boston October 2 3.
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Ontario
Agricultural Societies
Department of Agriculture
Georgetown
Boston
Erin
Markham
Streetsville
Acton Stages Lacrosse Quest Amid Rallying Contests
Acton faces Bradford in a pivotal lacrosse series with a late on floor incident stirring debate over a possible no contest. OT A tussle drew mixed opinions on suspensions as Streetsville and Ohsweken losses loom and next games set for Bradford and Acton.
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ACTON
Rams
O.S.A
Bradford
Fens
Yonge St. Town
Streetsville
Ohsweken
Johnny Krapek
Acton Triumphs Over Georgetown 6-0 in Soccer
In a rough clash last Saturday Acton defeated Georgetown 6-0. Tony Van Dam opened with two early goals, Terry Bottomly tallied twice, and Jock Calder Warren kept Georgetown at bay with key saves. Cliff Sutton and Ron Male supported Acton’s attack as the locals sealed the win with final goals.
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Acton
Georgetown
Tony van Dam
Jock Calder
Cliff Sutton
George's
Dabel
Hall
Ina
Terry Bottomly
Ron Male
Albert Fish
Tony
van Dam
Bill Wilson
Les Davies
Kame
I. Hiesk
Ton Park
Acton Edges Bradford In Ontario Lacrosse Opener
Acton took game one of the U LA Intermediate finals 18 to 16 over Bradford in a fast paced match. Norm Young stood out in goal for Acton as Lloyd Smith and Jack Mann scored twice alongside contributions from Rev Bennett Joe Gerrie Gordie Burton Jahnny Krapek and Pony Smith. Bradford’s Ro Collings led with five goals and the game featured 16 penalties.
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U.la
Acton
Bradford
Balliwick
Norm Young
Acton Nets
Rams
Homesters
Lloyd Smith
Jack Mann
Rev Bennett
Joe Gerrie
Gordie Burton
Jahnny Krapek
Pony Smith
Ken Watkins
Preferees
Ro Collings
Watcheh
Collngs
Smart
Foster
Giffen Farm Sale Auction For Cows and Farm Equipment
Public auction at THOS. R. GIFFEN farm lot 14 Con 8 Evquesing Twp near George. Cows and heifers include Elmgate line with calving dates and bred cows, many with fresh or due dates. Horses harness, haying gear, mowing and tillage implements, dairy equipment, furniture and household items also offered. No reserve. George Currie clerk.
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Thos. R. Giffen
George
Sylvius Susie
Sylvius Irene
Sylvius
Ruby
Sylvius Grace
Duc
Ada
Sylvius Elva
Ann
Blanche Korndyke Fins
Elmgate
Jamesway
Stewart
de Laval
Naten China
Hindley and
Elliott George Currie
Left 53 Years Ago C Quantic Visits Acton
Charlie Quantic, long absent from Acton, returns to his boyhood town after 53 years. He left in 1900s to join the railroad, later working as an engineer for Canadian Northern and then CN R as superintendent of motive power and car equipment until retirement.
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Withit
Streetsville
OTA
Acton
Tim
Blair
Ron
Wood
Bradford
O.L.A
O14
Charlie Quantic
Sir Donald Mann
Canada
Quantic
Vancouver
Canadian Northern
C.N.R
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Speedvale Ave
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Richard Rober
Barbara Stanwyck
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Gun
T Adalt
Audrey Totter
Richard Conte
Pancho Villa
Leo Carrillo
George Currie
Limehouse
U. of T
Win County
A. Bulloch
Huntsville
Norman McKenzie
McKenzie
Baby
Wo Ghassford
Hallsburgh
George L. Robertson
Loree
South Porcupine
George D. Robertson
Arnold Sunter
Gan
Doug McGowan
Niagara Falls
G. Sunter
E. Baldie
J. Hunter
Bert Craig
D. G. Robertson
Brian
Thornbury
Doug Robertson
Ken Robertson
Lynda
Laretta Grundy
Wilbert Kant
Stratford
A. McKinney
Women’s Institutes
OAC
Jean Howard
Ryerson Institute
Wilfred Awrey
Shirley
Marie Parson
Torants
Moin
Cusaris
Lace Georgetown
Pulp and Paper
Alene
C. Quantic
Darwin Cripps
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D.A
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Rocket Razor
Squibr
Frosst
Ostero
Rybuto
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Waterbury’s
Cooper’s Drug
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