Georgetown Wolves Win 3-2 as Goalkeeper Shines
Georgetown’s Wolves edged Acton 3-2 in a twilight match. The Georgetown goalkeeper made multiple crucial saves to deny Acton attackers, while Les Davies powered Acton’s offense with strong punts. Acton missed several regulars and pushed late, but Georgetown held on for the win before about 200 fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Wolves
Adtoh
Acton
Les Davies
Cliff Sutton
al Spanton
Jock Calder
Notice to Creditors and Others for Estate of Elizabeth Kenney
Notice to creditors and others. All claims against the estate of Elizabeth Matilda Kenney, late of Acton, Ontario, widow, who died about May 17, 1953, must send particulars and proofs to the undersigned before September 5, 1953. Dated at Acton August 13, 1953. C F Leatherland Solicitor for the Executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Matilda
Kenney
Acton
Halton
Ontario
C.F. Leatherland
Acton, Ont
Swain Advises Caution From a Seasoned Sinner
A wary observer notes that LES Mac SWAIN urges careful listening to a sinner whose experience lends credibility. The guidance stresses practical insight over bravado.
Miss M. Bradley Honored at Showers
Miss Margaret Bradley a bride to be was guest of honor at a Friday shower hosted by Mrs. Vic Patrick with relatives presenting gifts. The event featured games a social evening and a luncheon. She was also honored at two showers in Toronto.
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Margaret Bradley
Vic Patrick
Miss Bradley
Toronto
Secret Tibet by Fosco Maraini reviewed
A reader praises Secret Tibet as a revealing account that humanizes Tibetan people beyond stereotypes. The book features Princess Pema Choki with vivid attire and stories of wind men monks and levitation, complemented by accompanying photographs and strong recommendations to escape the heat.
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Tibet
Fosco Maraini
Acton
Pema Choki
Perma Choki
Clearing Auction Sale At Mrs Christensen Farm
Auction set by Hindley and Elliott at Mrs A Christensen farm two miles north of Milton on Webway September 15 1983 features young cattle several cows bred May 1 June 6 and a Guernsey cow. Poultry and equipment offered with no reserve as the proprietress widowed.
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A. Christensen
Puble
Mies
Milton
Guernsey
Rams Dominate Lacrosse Semi Final With 28 11 Win
Acton Rams roar to a 28 11 victory over the Iroquois Indians to take a 3 0 series lead in the best of seven. Lloyd Smith fans nine goals and four assists while Jack Mann and Ken Watkins add 14 goals and 10 assists among teammates. Indians’ Joe Martin and H Martin pace the scoring with five and four goals respectively as Acton eyes clinching game Friday in Caledonia.
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Rams
Iroquois Indians
Aton
Caledonia
Acton
Lloyd Smith
Norm Young
Burton
Wallaceburg
Smitty
Jack Mann
Ken Watkins
Land Thomas
Mann
Gordie Burton
John Krapek
Bevis Bennett
Harold Avery
Ken Woods
Doug Smith
Chuck Marr
Joe Gerrle
Indians
Joe Martin
H. Martin
Bomberry
Peters
Smith
Bomberg
Larry Taillefer
Nce
Johnny Krapek
Joe Gerrie
Rev Bennett
Margot Sargent Weds Andrew Molozzi in Georgetown Church
London will be the temporary home of Mr and Mrs Andrew Robert Molozzi after a seven o clock ceremony at St George s Anglican Church Georgetown The bride Margare Amy Sargent is the daughter of Mrs Sargent and the late Christopher Sargent The groom a University of Toronto graduate holds an Athlone fellowship and will study at Imperial College of Science and Technology University of London The couple left for England after a reception at the Queberg in Canada
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London
England
Andrew Robert Molozzi
St. George's Anglican Church
Georgetown
University of Toronto
Athlone
Imperial College of Science of Technology
University of London
Margare
Amy Sargent
Sargent
Christopher Sargent
Andrew Molozzi
R.R
Acton
W. G. O. Thompson
R. Williams
Thomas Warnes
Sam Walker
Hornby Dominates Palermo 21-6 in Series Opener
Hornby beat Palermo 21-6 last Thursday in the Halton Rural Girls Softball League best two of three series. Palermo then won 16-15 on Monday to even the series. The decisive final game is set for Thursday at Omagh.
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Hornby
Palermo
Halton Rural Girls
Omagh
Bothered by berries in a curious window request
A woman asks for a red feathered hat with berries to be removed from a window. A servant obliges, and the woman thanks him, noting the hat has bothered her every dime she passes.
Kentner Leaves For Scotland To Play Pro Hockey
Freddie Kentner a multi sport athlete from Acton leaves after being chosen from 74 invitees to join the British Isles pro hockey scene. He will play in the Scottish League likely for a Glasgow team and tour continental venues in Belgium Holland France and Switzerland. Kentner previously starred with Parry Sound Shamrocks and Mahers in the T H L and also played for Washington Lions Milton Co-ops and Acton Juniors and Lacrosse with Acton B Hives. He leaves Acton as a valued Rams defenseman and will be missed on the home lineup.
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Freddie Kentner
British Isles
Glasgow
Belgium
Holland
France
Switzerland
Freddie
Parry Sound Shamrocks
Mahers
T.H.L
Scotland
Canadian
Amateur Hockey Association
Maher Netminder
Parry Sound
Kentner
Washington Lions
United States
Toronto
Milton Co-ops
Acton
Acton B-Hives
Rams
Mrs Page Jeaves Sister in Acton Obituary
Florence Ellen Nell Page formerly of Elmwood died suddenly in Vancouver General Hospital. Born in Nottingham England she came to Canada in 1911 residing in Winnipeg until 1941 then moved to Vancouver. Survived by three sons David Lulu Island Donald James and daughter Mrs J C Stewart nine grandchildren four brothers five sisters and several relatives. Funeral at Mount Pleasant Chapel with Rev George Hamilton. interment Ocean View Burial Park.
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Florence Ellen
Nell) Page
Elmwood
Vancouver General Hospital
Page
Nottingham
England
Canada
Winnipeg
Vancouver
David Page
David
Lulu Island
B.C
Donald Cloverdale
James
J. C Stewart
George
Herbert
Fred Smallwood
Bert
Port Arthur
W. Chisholm
Acton
Ont
A. Skene
H. Munro
L. G. Ward
R. Mclean
Mount Pleasant Chapel
George H. Hamilton
St. Giles United Church
David Donald
James Page
John Shumey
John Beatson
Ocean View Burial Park
Campbellville Tops Waterdown 13-9 in hardball clash
Campbellville defeated Waterdown 13 to 9 in a tightly fought Campbellville advances to 4 games to 2 in the series. Henderson was chased after nine hits and ten walks while Waterdown pitchers Fawcett Day and others struggled behind. Campbelville’s Bar big gun led with a double and walk, while Jacobs Thompson and Burns fueled the visitors’ offense.
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Ca H
Dirsun
Roberts
Thong Chares
Campbellville
Waterdown
Fawcett
Jacobs
Chick Thompson
Thomas
Burns
Finnam
Fawcetta
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Jasper Park Lodge
D. J. Armstrong, D.C
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Ryan’s Auditorium
H. L. Ritchie
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