Acton Tops Oakville In Tied Halton League Debut
The Halton League opener between Acton and Oakville ended in a 5 4 tie after a late comeback by Oakville. Key moments included Kentner Jr. homering to cap Acton’s late rally, while Ryder and Turner matched mound performances until the decisive eighth inning. Oakville capitalized on errors to pull even, but Masters and Morton drove Acton’s offense as the game stretched to darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Hamlin
Oakville
Acton
Matt Tyler
Lakeshore
Turner
Tuck
Gillan
Post
Markey
Muster
Musters
Evang
Carter
Morton
Languay
Footitt
Wigan
Tang
Evans
Lindsay
Hide
Jack
Dang
Dindeny
Kentner
J. Waterhouse
Masters
Gitlan
Wilson
Ryder
Nurner
Gillan Ib
Languag Cf
Brown
Blakelock
Acton Masters
Morton Ib
Evaans
Lindsay c
Robinson
Halton Growers Win Top Standing in Winter Wheat Club
The Halton Crop Improvement Association reports 27 growers in the Winter Wheat Club, with top entries led by Cecil Breck on Bronze and J H Willmatt of Milton among the high scorers. Samples are threshing at Ontario Agricultural College, and Maple Leaf Milling Co funds a $100 prize for field and yield scores. Entries open for 1917-48 competition using registered Dawson seeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Halton Crop Improvement
J. E. Whitelock
Kenneth McNaught
Leeds
Weeds
Toronto
Cecil Breckon
WH. Willmatt
Milton
W. FE. Breckon
Freeman
A.T. Woodley
F. Fara
Hornby
Alexander Brox
Georgetown
John Toccatino
Bronte
May Alexander
Norval
J.B. Miller
Roxas Logaworth
Miller “Brow
Ceci Chisholm
Ontario Agricultural College
Maple Lear Milling Co
Halton Club
Royal Halton
W. E. Breckon
H. B. Burkholder
Dawson's Golder
Dawson's Golden
Carnell
Fiela Crops in Wheat Prize Results Here
The Halton Agricultural Society announced wheat crop results judged by J L Fletcher of Hannon Ontario and others. Competitors included Harry Price Hornby 76 Vernon McArthur Milton and John Coulter Milton recorded scores, with several entries ranging from 78 to 46 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton Agricultural Society
J. L. Fletcher
Hannon
Ont
Frank Wilxon
Georgetown R
Cameron Agnew
Campi RI
Tom McGee
Norvil
John Coulter
Milton R. R
Harry Price
Hornby
Vernon McArthur
Milton Brown
Norval
George Readhead
Albert Peddie
W. M. Scott
Milton
Hates Bros. Campbellville
July Meeting Utilities Commission Passes Accounts
The Acton Public Utilities Commission met Monday evening. Chairmen M. Hansen and Reeve McCutcheon attended as accounts were approved totaling 5333.91 with items from WL.E.P.C. Ont Can Line Materials Norther Electric Can Gen Electric and others. Waterworks accounts item include Brass Co Ltd 75.26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tes
Acton Public Utilities Commission
M. Hansen
Reeve McCutcheon
Wydro Department
Wl.e.p.c
Acton Free Press
Zenith Electric Supply Ltd
MacDonald Electric Ltd
X . Norther Electric Co. Ltd
H. Palmer
F. Terry
Pastinge
Brass Co. Ltd
Campbellville veteran loses sight in Ontario train crash
John Henry a 26 year old Campbellville resident and Air Force veteran, was struck by a train at Zorra Ontario in March. He lost both eyes and was treated at St Thomas RCACP Hospital then Christie Street Hospital in Toronto before discharge. He is the sole son of Mr and Mrs William N Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry
Campbell- Ville
Zorra
Ontario
St. Thomas. R.c.acp
Christie Street Hospital
Toronto
William N. Henry
Campbellville
Acton Oakville RUE 000 004 010 5 B83 000 050 000
Action taken on a rural route address sequence shows a set of numbers and placeholders. The snippet presents a terse route code style with no clear event or outcome. It reads like a cataloged address line or postal routing notation.
Campbellville Bank Robbery Suspect Identified
John Krywiar Chuck 46 of Hamilton was committed for trial by Magistrate Kenneth Langdon after a hearing in County Magistrate’s Court. He faces a charge of robbing the Bank of Nova Scotia at Campbellville on July Rth of $105,000 in cash and securities. Three witnesses testified including bank manager Frank Quinlan and Ontario Provincial Police Inspector Charles Wonoda. Quinlan described three men entering the branch and demanding the safe combination. About $10,938 in cash and $96,650 in bonds were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Krywiarchuck
Thamilton
Kenneth M. Langdon
Trink
Bank of Nova Scotia
Campbellville
Krycharchick
Frank FB. Quinlan
the Bank
Charles Wonoda
C.D
Ontario
Albert Chennery
Hamilton
Mr. Quinlan
W. J. Dick
Mr. Dick
Krycharchut
John J. Sul
Ieee Up
Inspector Woods
McKay
Quintin
Tony DeCeccn
Frank Fox
Welland
al Lemon
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Fenwick
DeCecca
Ross Pearen
Garbage Collection Contract Awarded At Special Meeting
Acton Council held a special session Tuesday to award the garbage collection contract for the year. Four bids ranged from 1675 to 2400 dollars. H W Palmer's bid of 1450 was accepted with a pro rata increase once Wartime Housing subdivision collection begins and all fifty houses are occupied. The 1941 start cost under $1000, now about double.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Councilara
Creighton
Coen
Work Begins on Four Mile Stretch of Highway 25
Roads on Highway 2 between Milton and Acton see permanent improvement start this week. South of Dufferin Street Milton officials say work will extend to No 10 junction with heavy equipment clearing brush and widening the route for better visibility. The Filing Construction Company handles the project and a month long closure with a detour is planned while crews connect with No 7 Highway to Acton.
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No. 25
Milton
Acton
Dufferin Sehvolt
Martin Street
Milton Algne
Toutmer
Gideroad
Filing Construction Company
Neweuaury
Acton Meat Market Sold to Erin Man in Village Trade
Announcement this week that Acton meat market has been sold to Clifford Bradley of Erin. Bradley has sold his Erin Village business to run the Acton shop. Mr Benton, in Acton twenty two years, and his wife will move to a new home in the Leishman survey and remain in Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
G. W. Benson
Clifford Bradley
Erin
Erin Village
Benton
Mrs. Benton
Leishman Survey
Halton County Intermediate Playoff Series Begun
The Halton County Intermediate Baseball playoffs opened with Acton versus Oakville in a best two of three for the county title. Game two is set for Acton on Saturday and game three in Oakville next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton County
Acton
Oakville
Halton
Milton
Ayton
Georgetown
Acton Citizen Killed Assisting Hay Load in Farm Accident
Joseph Zajac of Acton on Wellington Street died after a hay forkful struck him causing a fall at a farm four miles west of town. He was treated in Acton and Guelph hospitals, with funeral rites at St Joseph's Church Acton. Survived by Mary Mycz and Stella, mother Mrs Anne Zajac Poland, siblings Carl Detroit Ted Frank Poland, father predeceased. Tributes from Beardmore Co and local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns Beeibanne
Mary Margaret
Elmer McMillan
John Douglan Sinclair
Mrao Sinclair
Thee McMillan
Neville
Paul ‘Tarnwell
Howard Switzer
Actan
Joan Craig
Douglas Harrison
Toronto
Keith Harrison
Jojin Eaton
the Maples
Erin
Port Dover
Kincardine
Georgetown
Acton
Thornbury
Joneph
Wellington St
St Joseph's Hospital
Guelph
Zagiceo
Beardmare & Co
Carl Mostey
Jatters
Zajac
Jost Tila Hanes
WL. G. G.kenney
Acetan
W. Scott
Mary Mycz
Julian
Stella
Anne Zajar
Poland
Sinters
Mary
New York City
Julia
Carl
Detroit
Ted
Frank
Johnstone and
Ptablin
Mravid Mretewandow
Mroc
Kril
Mra
Beardmore ‘S Co
Beardmore & Co
Zernaley
Woznek
Torante
Marenk
Kitchener
Soldlarz
Huber
Miluchky
Joe ‘Dudek
Padowald
Cgaoup No. 11
Polish Organization
Steknick
Presentation Held For Ken Allan Leaving For Mimico
Informal gathering at a home honors Ken Allan prior to his transfer from Acton branch of the Inn of Montreal to Mimico. Friends attended as Fyfe Somerville read a tribute and Kerwin McPhail gave a Gladstone traveling bag. A short program and supper followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alan
Ken Allan
Acton
Inn of Montreal
Simico Orien
Rweeee Teller
Fyfe Somerville
Allan
Kerwin McPhail
Hearing Adjourned In Milton Court Bank Suspect Case
Bank robbery suspect Tony DeCecca of Hamilton did not appear as his hearing was adjourned sine die. Crown requested custody in Wayland andBond conditions endorsed to brothers and mother. Marlion Smith of Burlington remanded for vagrancy and disturbance. G C Twiss pleads guilty to support charge and faces suspended sentence if $220 paid. otherwise 10 days jail. A business note closes on being a jack of all specialities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony DeCecca
Hamilton
Kenneth M. Langdon
W. I Dick
H. F. Hazel
Decca
Wayland
Marion Smith
Burlington
Burliington
Quilty
G. C. Twiss
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Utilities Commission
Air Force
James Algie
Randsman
Hrampton
Algie
Sundridge
Mualelan
Xolo
Muale
Brampton Golf Club
H. W. Palmer
Sinclair-Mcmillan
Burns Presbyterian Church
Erin Man
Joule Yalne
Lond-aid
Mimico Hank
Milton Court
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