North Avenges Loss With 7-2 All Star Win
Northern All State turned the tables on the Southern squad in the 1963-64 WCAA All Star game at Acton Arena on Thursday April Ind. About 200 fans watched Skeay of Wiaman star in the opening 30 minutes before Walker of Durham held Southern to two goals. Kerr of Walkerton led North with two goals and two assists as Mercey of Hanover was held scoreless. The ceremony featured the presentation of the Molion Trophy to Bob Dobbie and the new President's Trophy to North's top goalie, with prizes awarded by Sparky Weller and officials from the WOAA.
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Acton
Hanover
Skeay
Wiaman
Walker
Durham
Kerr
Walkerton
Mercey
Jim Tip
WOAA
Molion
Bob Dobbie
Fergus
Jack Watuun
Deanges
W.o.aa
John Crewsud
Sparky Weller
Piret
N—Miller
Kingston
Meevey
Sunday Father and Son Hockey At the Community Centre
Reports of father and son hockey games feature AWSHA events at the community centre. Notes warn against underestimating the dads as youngsters may challenge them on the ice. Other items mention the Tanner series and play results in regional junior leagues with Fergus, Don Prickett, and Cobourg highlights.
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Lad
AWSHA
Poo Wee
Bantam Evaras
Grass Fire Costs Raise Halton County Budget Concerns
Esquising Council debated last year’s grass fire expenses totaling about 60 000 dollars. A bylaw to regulate prairie fires lighting was referred for study. Salaries across the board increased about 180 dollars. clerk treasurer Lindsay 4700 annually plus 200 car allowance, Snow 4500, Benton 4900 plus 700 car allowance. Public skating ended the holiday week at the arena with Sunday collections noted.
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Esquising
Halton
George Leslie
Prays
K. C. Lindsay
C.B. Snow
A. L. Benton
Motorcyclist Hurt At First Spring Meeting
A Toronto man suffered a broken ankle during the Hit spring trials meeting organized by the Yellowjackets Motorcycle Club of Georgetown. Cecil Martin of the Nortown Motorcycle Club was taken to Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital, then moved to Toronto General Hospital. About 25 cyclists competed on a farm near Limehouse where ground was slippery and hard beneath soft turf.
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Toronto
Yellowjackets Motorcycle Club
Georgetown
Cecil Martin
Nortown Motorcycle Club
Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital
Yellowjackals
Danny Martin
Toronto General Hospital
Joe McDonald
Limehouse
Cine
Orangeville Wins First Group Final in Tough Series
Orangeville Dufferins defeated Acton Tanners 104 to win the first group final in a best-of-five series. RB Little led with a hat trick and two assists, while G Smith, G Poynter, and Les Solomon added multiple goals. Acton’s Rod Haines and Max Stratford each had a goal and assist. referees faced foggy conditions with only three penalties called. Orangeville clinched the final by eliminating Georgetown and will face the trophy donated by Jim Fy.
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Orangeville Dufferins
Acton Tanners
Dufferins
Tanners
Acton
Orangeville
Little
G. Smith
G. Poynter
Les Solomon
McDonald
Rod Haines
Max Statford
Potato Chip Bags Win Portable TV Prize
A nine year old Cathy Prystasz won a portable TV by collecting letters from Hostess potato chip bags. She saved enough labels to spell out the brand name. Purchases were mainly at Acton Smoke Shop with many readers saving letters, though many only find the letter A. In Guelph similar promotions offered high prices for rare letters.
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Cathy Prystasz
Hostess
Cathy
Acton
Acton’s Nil Rate Drops Noted Despite Unchanged Local Tax
Reports show residents from surrounding towns noticing Acton’s drop in the nil rate despite Georgetown’s levy remaining at 75.46 mills. The contrast draws attention to local fiscal changes and cross-town comparisons.
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Acton
Georgetown
Bisons Clinch League Championship in Thrilling West Road Win
In a decisive clash the Buffalo Bisons beat the champion goalie Paul Broida as Mark Kowall set up the go ahead play. John Last and David Cunningham assisted John Chur hit with John Gast scoring on an unassisted effort. Red Rochester Herod led Rochester to victory with Mark Rowall and John Churnvhill adding fast goals.
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Chester
Buffalo
Mark Kowall
John Last
David Cunningham
John Chur
John Gast
David Kennedy
Paul Broida
Larry Drysdale
Roger Hayggett
Red Rochester
Rochester Victory
Mark Rowall
John Churnvhill
Soordd
Gdal Apledy
Arian Given
Mike Marchment
Flyers Eliminate Acton In WCAA Playoffs In overtime
The 7 0 victory over Acton Fergus Flyers clinched the best of three semi final as Dee Denny and Harold Townsley sparked a late surge. Rob Dobbie scored twice to seal the win, sending Flyers to a final against Port Elgin at the WOAA playoffs despite tense first two periods and a penalty sparked turn.
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Flyers
W.O.A.A. Tat
Bailiwick
Tanners
Port Elgin
Dee Denny
Tanner Poalie
Norm Lockhurst
Harold Townsley
Acton
Last Fling at Elora Arena Sparks Quick Ice Callbacks
Executive members placed rapid calls to summon owners back to the arena on Monday afternoon to use the windfall of ice for bonus games at 7 o clock and again later. Some potential joiners were discovering how the stones work during the brief sessions.
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Elora
Arena Momlay
Bultaloo Bloons Clinch 42nd Victory Under Coach Thompson
Bryan Dunn led the eecharged Bultaloo Bloons to a 42 point win as Mike Marcous and Allan cNubb scored key baskets. Coach Charlie Thompson celebrated as teammates cleared the floor, while the Hornets were defeated and the Novices game schedule shifted to November.
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Bryan Dunn
Mike Marcous
Allan cNubb
Charlie Thompson
Sin Biwes
Word’s
Hornets
Othe Weian Robins
George Cole
Hornet Goats
Terey Coles
Blue Hornets Win Town Midget Title in Tangled Match
The Blue Hornets defeated Velbow Jackals 3-1 to clinch the town midget championship in a rough tawny league final. Key moments came late as Keith Dunk was penalized allowing Ken Owens to break a tie with a late strike, with Abe Scoomdan and Doug Casburn notable for sharp play. Howard Dwyer and Doug Garett officiated as penalties and strong defense shaped the outcome.
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Hornets
Velbow Jackals
Svntos
Goth
Ava Dex
Keith Dunk
Ken Owens
Doug Casburn
Tom Gipet
Howwied Dwyer
Doug Garett
Abe Scoomdan
Dey Howard Dwyer
Vharey
Minas Nparts Chocolate Bar Fundraiser Note
An unclear fragment mentions Sellbay chocolate bars and a fundraising aim for love or praise. No definite event, people, or organization is identifiable from readable text.
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Fants
Minas Nparts
Legion notes for branch 197 and town meeting report
Sy George Ware leads discussion on Red Cross donor drives and Blood Honor roles. Albert Batten speaks on local operations and veteran support. Notes cover branch activities, new members, and upcoming World War II veterans zone meeting, plus district tournament updates and a brief noted historical fact about Mesomotambe wheeled vehicle.
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Legion
Sy George Ware
Mossday
Albert Batten
Red Cross
Red Chase
Dayrae
Acton
Broad Quasar
Town
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Whipping South
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Tweter
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Bena
Kentner
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Bolan
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Hoard
Cowle Shipping
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Kingston, Mortimer
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Cowie
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Townsley
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Rochester Americans
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Rob Dobbie
Koalib
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Barber
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Bo Redwood
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Denny
Robert R
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Optometrist
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Canada
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Fos
F. & S. Moving & Storage
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A&a
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New York City
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Chee Sey
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Tony Ail
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World War Co
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de. A.J. Buchanan
Branes Sports Office
Gard
Welland
Amt
Dell
Welleid
Aid
Gifton
Tay Mat Cnefes
Mont Dennis
Suny 6
Fenae
Wana Conde
Gary Stan
Dawkins
Chishotoy
Tinee
Mies
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York
Bozdic
Gulden
Desire
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