Georgetown Wolves Edge Acton 3-2 In Twilight Soccer Match
Georgetown's Wolves staged a 3-2 victory over Acton Soccer Club on a Friday night. The standout Georgetown goalkeeper repelled repeated Acton attacks as the teams traded goals and the lead, with Acton missing key players Cliff Sutton Al Spanton and Jock Calder. About 200 fans watched.
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Ringers
Georgetown
Acton
Wolves
Cliff Sutton
al Spanton
Jock Calder
Notice to Creditors for Estate of Elizabeth Matilda Kenney
Notice to creditors heirs and others claims against the estate of Elizabeth Matilda Kenney late of Acton Halton widow who died about May 17 1953 must send particulars and proofs to the signer before December 5 1953 assets will be distributed Dated Acton Ontario August 13 1953 C F Leatherland Solicitor for the Executor
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Elizabeth Matilda
Kenney
Acton
Halton
Ontario
C.F. Leatherland
Ont
One Should Listen Carefully to Them Advice of a Sinner
A short aphorism notes that a sinner often speaks with practical insight, warning readers to heed advice that comes with experience. The line emphasizes listening before judging and suggests that flawed sources can offer valuable guidance.
Miss M. Bradley Honored At Showers
Miss Margaret Bradley the bride to be was guest of honor at a shower hosted by Mrs. Vic Patrick with special decorations and gifts from relatives and friends. She was also honored at two showers in Toronto.
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Margaret Bradley
Vic Patrick
Miss Bradley
Toronto
Secret Tibet review praises human portrayal of Tibetans
A reader lauds Fosco Maraini’s Secret Tibet describing Tibetans as humans like us and highlighting Princess Pema Choki. The review notes vivid details, levitation legends, and accompanying photographs, recommending the book to beat the heat.
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Tibet
Fosco Maraini
Acton
Pema Choki
Perma Choki
Jen Budd
Clearing Auction Sale at Mrs Christensen Farm north of Milton
The indersiened announce a public auction at Mrs A Christensen’s farm north of Milton on Highway September 15. Poultry and poultry equipment offered. sale conducted by Hindley and Elliott Auctioneers with terms to be announced.
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A. Christensen
Mies
Milton
Eywek
Wits Hadian Pulp and Paper
Magytine Tral Enterprises
Guernsey
Noho
Roc Booder
Heth
Hindley and Elliott
Rams Rattle In 28 Goals in Boxla Semi Final
The Rams crushed the Iroquois Indians 28 to 11 to take a 3 0 lead in the best of seven semifinal series. Lloyd Smith starred with nine goals and four assists as Acton built a commanding win on home ice.
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Rams
Iroquois Indians
Atton
Caledonia
Acton
Lloyd Smith
Norm Young
Burton
Wallaceburg
Sargent Mo l ozzi Wedding In Georgetown And London
Margaret Sargent and Andrew Mozzzi wed at St George s Anglican Church Georgetown. They will reside in London while Mozzzi studies at Imperial College. Bride is daughter of Mrs Sargent and the late Christopher Sargent. The ceremony featured floral decor and choirmaster W G O Thompson. Reception planned with fellowships.
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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
Margaret
Amy Sargent
Sargent
Christopher Sargent
Andrew Moozzi
Acton
W. G
Thompson
R. Williams
Thomas Warnes
Sam Walker
Hornby Wins 21-6 Palermo Ties Series
Hornby defeated Palermo 21-6 last Thursday August 27 in the first of a best two out of three Halton Rural Girls Softball League championship series. Palermo won 16-15 in the follow up game to even the series, with the final game set for Thursday at Omagh.
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Hornby
Palermo
Halton Rural Girls
Bothered by Berries Hat Delivers Window Request
A woman asks a servant to remove a red feathered berry hat from the window claiming it disturbed her. The servant obliges, noting the request and the relief felt by the caller. The scene captures a small domestic moment driven by nuisance from a decorative hat.
Leaves For Scotland To Play Pro Hockey
Freddie Kentner, a standout in both lacrosse and hockey, was selected from 74 players for a training camp to join a Scottish League team, likely based in Glasgow. He departs for Scotland this week and will tour Belgium, Holland, France, and Switzerland after conditioning. Kentner has played for Parry Sound Shamrocks, Mahers in the THL, and Washington Lions, with other stops in Toronto, Milton Co-ops, and Acton Juniors, while also contributing as a defenseman for the Acton Rams in lacrosse.
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Freddie Kentner
British Isles
Glasgow
Belgium
Holland
France
Switzerland
Freddie
Parry Sound Shamrocks
Mahers
Scotland
Amateur Hockey Association
Maher Netminder
Parry Sound
Kentner
Washington Lions
United States
Toronto
Mathers
Milton Co-ops
Acton
Defiunet
Acton B-Hives
Rams
Florence Ellen Page Remains In Acton Area
Mrs Florence Ellen Nell Page formerly of Elmwood died suddenly last week in Vancouver General Hospital. Born in Nottingham England she came to Canada in 1911 later settling in Winnipeg then Vancouver. Survived by three sons David Lulu Island BC Donald Cloverdale BC James Vancouver and a daughter Mrs J C Stewart Winnipeg. nine grandchildren. four brothers and five sisters. Funeral at Mount Pleasant Chapel conducted by Rev George Hamilton. Interment Ocean View Burial Park. Between 1998 and 1950 Canada’s national income rose 3 percent while university endowments grew slightly more than twice.
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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
McLean
John Beatson
Ocean View Burial Park
Campbellville Oosts Waterdown In Tight Baseball Game
Campbellville outlasted Waterdown 13 to 9 in a seven inning contest called for darkness after a hard fought affair. Henderson and Teeter led Campbellville with strong pitching and hitting supported by teammates including Barj and Roberts while Waterdown’s Jacobs Thompson and Burns added solid contributions.
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Darkness Herderson
Teeter
Campbellville
Dawn
Fawcett
Finnd
Day
Jacobs
Thompson
Waterdown
Thomas
Burns
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Les Davies
Elisabeth Matilda Kenney
GMC
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Guelph
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Hedy Lamarr
Ray Mill and
Lemon Drop Kid
Bob Hope
Miariyn Maxwell
Runad Arien
Bert Ratcaster
Jody Lawrence
M. Bradley
Fasco Maraini
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Jack Mann
Ken Watkins
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John Krapek
Bevis Bennett
Harold Avery
Ken Woods
Doug Smith
Chuck Marr
Joe Gerrle
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H. Martin
Bomberry
Peters
Smith
Bombery
Larry Taillefer
Lee Gerri
Johnny Krapek
Joe Gerrie
Rev Bennett
Margaret Sargent
Andrew Molozzi
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Barrie
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Ecuador
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Campbello
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Hatch
Wade Beeeretee
Canadian Rockies
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Jasper Park Lodge
Upper
Ett
D. J. Armstrong, D.C
Buffalo
Ryan’s Auditorium
H. L. Ritchie
Orangeville Fair
Arthur Rowan
JE. Cooney
Gord McCutcheon
W M Cooper
Comer Mill
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