Baseball Guys Meet Friday Interest Runs High
Pete McMullen of the Halton County Baseball Association announced the first meeting of the 10 team season to be held Friday night in Oakville as clubs seek plans for the coming term. Eight teams have signified intent to return with possible new entries from Cartiste and Carlisle in the intermediate league.
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Pete McMullen
Halton County Baseball Associaton
Oakville
Jold
Cartiste
Big Cairs
Othe Campbellvill’ Merchants Ball Club
Carlisle
Halton
Acton
Mtz McMullen
Jim Black
Oakvile
Nic Johnson
Raiders Take Two in Semi Final Series With Collingwood
Georgetown Raiders won 6 5 at home to take a 2 0 lead in the best of seven semi final. Blake Inglis Doug Richardson each had two goals with Jamie Cunningham scoring the winner in the third period. Collingwood’s Kavarian Crom Den Keith Charlie Patterson Lew Fobert tallied for the visitors.
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Raiders
Collingwood
Georgetown Raiders
Orillia
Napanee
Georgetown Arena
Blake Inglis
Doug Richardson
Raider
Bud Watev
Jamie Cunningham
Narn Kavarian
Kare Crom
den Keith Charlie Patterson
Lew Fobert
Skunk Declines as Pet Says Ontario Official
J S Cortland of the Ontario Department of Lands and Forests says the putty white striped skunk has lost appeal as a household pet. He renews 1958 licenses to keep game in captivity and finds no skunks among 44 listed animals. The list includes a raccoon, porcupine, 20 cottontail rabbits, and two deer.
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J.S. Cortland
Ontario Department of Lands, and Forest
Maple
Fish stocking plans for 12 Mile Creek and Fairy Lake
Halton Game Warden reports 12 Mile Creek to be stocked with trout and Fairy Lake to receive some bass this year while 18 Mile Creek will not get speckled trout due to smaller hatch. Stocking quantities for 12 Mile Creek and Bailey Lake are not known. Kelso dam project near Millon could affect future stocking as water temperature may be too cold for speckles.
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Fairy Lake
Acton
Halton
Robert Rel
Department of Lands and Forests
Baiey
Rektsala
Millon
Legion Cribbage Winners Highlight Tuesday Event
The Tuesday cribbage night drew crowds with Bill Céon and Don Geern taking the tournament. Nine tables remain active as newcomers are welcomed by sports officer Jim Higgins. Branch 197 will send representatives to Georgetown on April 6 for the zone B event, with trophies for winners. A church service is planned for next Tuesday at Knox Church.
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Bill Céon
Don Geern
Jimmie Higgins
Cacre
Sesume
Milton
Acton Lads Me
del Jordan
Gords
Jim Higgins
Ihis
Branch 197
Dares (Ournament i Georgetown
Dart
Welk
the Legion
Knox Church
Syrup Makers Face Short Maple Season This Year
Sap for maple syrup is running slowly causing a month delay in the season. Farmers in the district including the Enrights report only brief runs and expect a shorter season with possible syrup shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Enrights
R. R
Acton
C G T News Girls Open With Hymn At Meeting
The girls opened with the pur poser and sang the C G I T hymn. Lorraine Lashy conducted the business portion and worship service. Minutes read by Boshwell. Meeting closed with Taps.
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United Church
C.G.I.T
Lorraine Lashy
Boshwell
Actonians Visit Friends and Regional Events Noted
A stream of Acton residents visit relatives in Tilbury Georgetown and Milton with reports of church events press training and district conferences. Attendees include Mrs Fred Anderson Mr and Mrs Browne and family and Wally Frankane with additional notes on travel delays and a charter flight affecting Malton and Markham area travel.
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F. A. McLean
Tilbury
Acton Fridny
Acton
C.K. Browne
Wally Frankanecomes
George Campbell
Luena Campbell
Georgetown
Fred Anderson
Daughters of St. Andrew's
St. Andrew's Church
Elpha
Harry Mainprize Sata
Florida
Acton Boys Set for Easter Weekend Hockey Tournament
Acton youths prepare for Easter weekend tourney with the Squirty team in Brano. Exhibition results include a 2 0 win by local dads over Fergus led by Alin McKenzie and Jim Turkesy. Players listed for the Easter event include Mason Miller Kowall Andrews Gordon Kenzig and Turkesz.
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Acton
Brano
Fergus
Alin McKenzie
Jim Turkesy
Orangeville
Prac
Georgetown
J. Mason
ML Miller
M. Kowall
Cook
K. Andrews
J. Gordon
rKenzig
B. Bothell
R. Hibbard
J. Masales
P. Vale
J. Turkesz
Mopton
Union Ville
Many Winners At WII Euchre In Luxton Memorial Hall
Large Dublin Women's Institute euchre event drew a crowd at Luxton Memorial Hall. Thirty tables hosted play with numerous winners listed across multiple raffles and prize categories.
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WII. Euchre
Dublin
Luxton Memorial Hall
Stretch of 401 Opens From Windsor to Quebec Border
The 401 project advances rapidly and should finish in 1963, five years ahead of schedule. When complete it will extend from Windsor to the Quebec border, linking No 10 highway to Milton. The section from No 10 highway west to Milton opened last November, marked by the Minister of Highways and local officials.
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Beech
Gut
Kitchener
Cons
Canssul
Windsor
Quebec
No. 10 Highway
Milton
Highwave
Debenture Sale Nears Completion for Newsville School
Township clerk Don McMillan reports most of a 160000 debenture issue for Newsville Public School has been sold over three weeks. About 40000 remains with 1000 to be sold. 39000 bought out. Ontario Municipal Board to approve. Debentures carry 6.45 percent interest and mature in one to twenty years.
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Fatwas
Don McMillan
Newsville
Ontario Municipal Board
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