Old Timers and Hockey Giants Stir Acton District
Acton area sports scene features NHL greats in Old Timers versus Tanners Friday at the community centre. Pro veterans like Stanowski, Goldham and Henderson headline a gala event aiding local youth hockey and drawing strong advance ticket sales.
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Acton
Burn
Contme
Lang John” Henderson
Wally Stanowski
Bob Goldham
Smn
Ad Sloan
Harry Watson
Hethie Cain
Syd Smith
Georgetown
Detrut
Wings
NHL
Visitors and Community Notes from Vegeteens Farm District
Members of Vegeteens Farm District report a 60th anniversary dinner for Georgetown WOH attended by Mesdames James Noble Frank Brown and E Sanford. The week included a Limehouse gathering at Margaret Arnold’s home and lunch with homemade sandwiches. Sympathy extended to Vic Albert Geferink on his brother’s Holland funeral. Margaret Vansichle celebrated her seventh birthday with a party. Rev Norman Young conducted services at Limehouse Presbyterian Church. Congratulations to Miriam Louise, daughter of Mr and Mrs, on arrival.
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James Noble
Frank Brown
E. Sanford
Georgetown
Limehouse
Margaret Arnold
Vic Albert Geferink
Holland
Ethel Thompson
Toroniv Sgentoa
Dave
Mrs Mitchell
Margaret Vansichle
Charles Wason
Acton
Vic Mills
Norman Young
Limehouse, Presbyterian Church
Miriam Louise
Cearies Mather
Limehouse Vegeteéns Meet At Joy Patterson Home
The Limehouse Vegeteéns met at assistant leader Joy Patterson's home on Monday evening with seven intending. Home economist Mrs. Cossam visited. the girls prepared garden and potato salad and tomato asp with the harvest used for lunch. Notable quote remarks on debt and spending.
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Joy Patterson
Mrs. Cossam
Raiders and Cyclones Reach Industrial League Final
Raiders win series 9 to 8 in overtime after a 7 0 start and a late rally by Chargers in game two. Cyclones defeat Town Crets 14 2 to clinch their series as Barry Tascoe scores for Chargers and Jim Bullough nets the overtime winner for Raiders. Final set begins Sunday at the community centre with Cyclones favored.
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Huck O'Connell
Acton Koxla
Dom Ruble
Tanners
Gio
Don
Badenoch Tint
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Ad Williamson
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Community
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C.C. Pescha
D. Andrews
C—Williamson
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MccDonald
Davie
Doddy CL. Talllefery
H. Skidgmore
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Open bonspiel final winds down four teams vie for two trophies
The final round of the open bonspiel tops the week with four teams aiming for two trophies. Andy Nolan and Walter Dubois duel for the Jack Ridley trophy, while Don Hunter and Louis Bonnette contest the Walker trophy. Officials hope a last draw tie can be resolved before the season ends next week. Georgetown curlers dominated a weekend bonspiel winning several events, with Avonlea Club of Toronto winning top prize hams. Lil Cook and her team won the afternoon ladies draw, edging Eve Cooper’s rink by a razor thin margin. champions include Cook Be Fran Beatty and Berte Footitt.
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Jack Ridley
Andy Nolan
Walter Dubois
Don Hunter-Louis Bonnette
Acton
Struit
Georgetown
Bill MacKay
William Coon
Ted Yyler
Ted Tyler Jr
Avonlea Club
Toronto
Lil Cook
Eve Cooper
Rick
Grass Fires Spark Along Acton Areas As Spring Arrives
Acton firefighters battled grass fires this weekend with warm winds fanning flames. Fire crews fought a CNLR right of way blaze west of Prank Toth and later a fire east of Acton near a Christian Reformed site under construction. Rumors say burning debris spread quickly through dry vegetation, posing a local hazard.
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Acton
CNLR
Prank Toth
Wain Littles Grav Age
Community News Roundup From Acton And Nearby Areas
Local notes report road work on Highway 7 24 and highway 28 progress along with wedding anniversaries and family gatherings. Residents include Mr and Mrs Matthews Mr and Mrs Archibald and Miss Helen Vischer with David Tucker celebrating a 25th anniversary. Visitors feature Gree Geers Vern Steatt Mroo and George Pangate with family, in Kitchener Rexdale Niagara and Toronto area connections.
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Evedin
Helen Vischer
David Tucker
Ant Miee Tucker
Toronto
Guelph
Gree Geers
Foggner
Mr Wand
Chiffaed
Auditor's Report on Quarries and Roads
Auditor's report continues as of June with notes on blasting at Acton Quarries and neighbor complaints about broken windows. Township road superintendent Dud Snow attended a course in Foronia on May 13.
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Acton
Dud Snow
Toul
Foronia
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