Cyclones win Industrial league title in sudden death final
Cyclones clinch the Industrial league championship with a 7-2 victory over Flyers in a Sunday final at the community centre. Acton Lions secure entry to the C class after initial fee issues, Ernie Marks backing their bid. Paisley Flyers defeat Mount Forest to reach OH A playoffs, Fergus to face Walkerton in a late-season showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyclones
Flyers
Raiders
Acton Lions
Milton
Hull
Acton
Lions
Ernie Marks
Ernie
Art Snare
Mecca
Paisley Flyers
Mount Forest
W.o.aa
Paisley
Fergus
Walkerton
W.C. AA
Mount ‘Ovent
Tanners
Parks Board Meeting Sets Agenda For Recreation Director
A meeting was scheduled for next Wednesday to discuss engaging a recreational director for the town. Representatives from the Rotary and Lions Clubs, the Chamber of Commerce, and the Youth Board were invited. Lloyd Minshall from the Community Project and Department of Education will lead an investigation into further acquisitions.
Merchants Carry Eighty Nine Pin Lead In Finals
Acton Merchants and Lakeshore Lynns played a five game set at Acton Bowling Lanes with the Merchants building an 89 pin edge after five games on Saturday April 7. Managers Grein and Condor shuffled lineups while Lynns trailed at various points before Acton surged to victory by 89 pins entering the final round at Lakeshore Lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants
Lynns
Lakeahore
LYNN
Acton Merchants
Halton and
Peel
Lake
Acton
Don Grein
Gets Research Council Award To Young Aitken
George J. M. Aitken son of Rev George Aitken and Mrs Aitken of Rockwood and Eden Mills Presbyterian... awarded a National Research Council Scholarship of 2400 dollars to pursue graduate studies at Queen s University Kingston toward a PhD in electrical engineering. He has won NBC awards three times. Currently doing graduate work at University of Toronto before returning to Queen s. Born in Orangeville, he attended Saugeen District High School at Port Elgin and later Queen s. His wife, also Queen s graduate, has joined the Douglas Library of Queen s University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. M. Aitken
Sonsof
George Aitken
Aitken
Rockwood
Eden Mills
National Research Council
Queen's University
Kingston
NBC
University of Toronto
Queen's
Mr. Aitken
Orangeville
Saugeen
Port Elgin
Toronto
Douglas
Erin 4H Calf Club elects Karen Hamilton president
The Erin 4H Calf Club held its April 4 meeting at the Erin Coliseum with agricultural representative Henry Stanley presenting films Preparing for the Future and In Good Hands. Karen Hamilton won the presidency with John Tubbington as vice president and Sharon Braiden as secretary treasurer.
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Erin
Erin Coliseum
Henry Stanley
Ned
Ted Freeman
John Reid
Karen Hamilton
Ohn Tubbington
Sharon Braiden
Brian Bessey
Danny O'Connor
Paul Hamilton
Acton Pee Wees Showoff in Weekend Exhibition Circuit
Acton Pee Wees split their Ontario Pee Wee exhibition tour games, defeating Georgetown 5 4 on their home pond Friday before losing 8 3 to Midland on the road Saturday. K Maltby starred for Acton with five goals in Friday's win, while Ken Johnson Vale and Johnson provided assists. Paul Coopers goaltending held Georgetown at bay. Saturday saw only Acton goals from K Reichty, R Johnson, and C Mark Cy as they trailed the Midland A class squad.
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Doc” Harkley
Georgetown
Midland
Acton
Bill Johnson
K. Maltby
Ken
Johnson
Vale
Casey ‘Harkley
Ron Johnson
Paul Cooper
George! Town
Doc
Martyr's Shrine
K. Iehthy
R. Johnson
C. Mark Cy
War Declared on Dogs After Deer Molestations
Halton Game Warden R. M. Bob Reid vows to kill dogs found chasing or killing deer near Haltonville and Nas sagaweya under The Game and Fisheries Act. Dogs seen near Beaver Dam and on Guelph Line cited. owners liable for fines. The act also forbids dogs from molesting wild game birds from April to July. Police and officers ready to shoot offending dogs.
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Halton
R. M
Bob” Reid
Beaver Dam
Nassagaweya
Haltonville
R Bush
Guelph
Game and Fisheries Act
Reid
Grass Fire Doused No Serious Damage
Grass fire on the farm of Mr. George Yakes was reported and extinguished by the fire department with no serious damage. Notices include moves by the Padburys Kennedy family status updates and well wishes for Mrs. Elstey and Mrs. Dredge.
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Art Padbury
Moffat
Toronto
John Kennedy
Fort Eric
Lyle Kennedy
Norman
Karl
E. Norrish
R. Elstey
George Yakes
Wm. Dredge
Milton Hospital
Knox Services For Holy Week Observed at Knox Presbyterian
Holy Week services begin Sunday evening at Knox Presbyterian church and continue through Good Friday. Each night features a different preacher including Rev. Donald West with Anglican choir, Rev. J Nurma with Baptist choir, Rev. A H McKenzie with special music, Rev. J Rudd with Presbyterian choir, and Rev. Dwight EnacL with United Church choir. The annual week-long event is well attended and highly anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Presbyterian Church
Donald West
J. Nurma
Baptist
A. H. McKenzie
J. Rudd
Presbyterian
Dwight Enacl
United Church
Butchers and Curlers Clash in Acton Bonspiel
Acton curling notes report butchers triumphing over downtown all-stars 9 5 in a playful league match. Cliff Bradley Vic Patrick Lea Lovell and Jack Lovel claim the winning trophy as players are slated for season end celebrations and future competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allstars
Cliff Bradley
Vic Patrick
Lea Lovell
Jack Lovel
Tom Watson
Bert Wood
Ted Tyler Sr
Ken Elsley
Alex Zbeethoffs
Jack Ridley
A. Zbeethoff
Corinne de Jong
John Cutting
Donny Krapek
Eva Cooper
Fyfe Somerville
John Hufnagel
Allan Elferby
Acton
Butchers
All-Stars
Lakeside Chapter LO.D.E. Meets at Legion Hall
Mrs Stella Adamson addresses Lakeside Chapter LO.D.E. at Legion Hall on Tuesday. Two new members joined the chapter, Miss Jean Barber reported on World Affairs, and an invitation was extended to attend the Children’s Aid Society annual meeting in Milton. A bake sale is planned for Friday and the bazaar for November 24.
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Stella Adamson
Ouvertown
Lakeside
Lo.d.e
Legion Hall
Business and Professional Women's Club
Jean Barber
Marguerite Taylor
Children's Aid Society
Milton
Save the Children Fund
Fresh pain odors vanish with ammonia in water room
A reader reports that fresh pain odors dissipate when mixed with a tablespoon of ammonia in a cup of water in the room. The note offers a simple home remedy for odor control.
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Mary McPhail
John Lovell
Bert Hinton
Legion Auditorium
Chester Anderson
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Don Ryder
Mary Toth
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