Maple Rock Shooting Range Top Scores Quiz
Weekly results from Maple Rock Shooting Range show Jim Coulson 21 and 10 partridge walks, Wayne Leadston 20 and 13, Paul Waddell 19 and 6, and Jack Wensley 18. Squad scores: No.2 68 of 100 with Lamarche, Leadston, Coulson and Wensley. No.1 62 with Johnston, Webster, Johnson and Hawes. Visitor Bruce Kiessler noted. Also covers Canadian Migratory Game Bird permits at 82, hunting licences, reporting requirements, and trap shooting rules and practice benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Rock
Jim Coulson
Wayne Leadston
Paul Waddell
Jack Wensley
Gerry Lamarche
Dave Johnson
Bud Webster
Harry Johnson
Art Hawes
No. 3
Ray Post
Bruce Kiessler
Canada
Department of Lands and Forests
Acton
Tri - County Miner Hockey Association
Cash Station
Villagers Tie In Final Campbellville Midgets Game
Bill Dennis struck out nine Oakville hitters over nine innings as Campbellville Midgets finished regular play with a FH tie. The Villagers finished fourth and will host the league tournament Saturday at 9am. Garnet Mitchell had Oakville's lone hit, a single, as Dennis allowed five hits with three walks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Dennis
Oakville
Campbellville
Sean
Dennis
Garnet Mitchell
Merchants Back In Contention With Two Big Wins
Merchants moved back into Inter County fastball contention with 11-1 win over Georgetown and 5-2 victory vs Hillsburg. Led by Carl Leybourne nineteenthn 18 strikeouts and Ed Phillips return, Acton Rockwood lawrence Peavey duel highlighted by two hitters apiece including Clarence Sheppard and Andy Williams. The team hosts Georgetown Friday as Rockwood leads the league with three losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Tailend Merchants
Ed Philips
Hillsburg
Glen
Georgetown
Carl
Tex) Leybourne
Hunter
Phillips and
Leybourne
Rockwood
the Glen
Ed Phillips
Lorne Peavey
Station Hotel
Phillips
Merchants
Clarence (Farmer) Sheppard
Andy Williams
Tabbies tie playoff with extra innings win at Hansumfun
Acton Wildcats rebound to even best of three at Hansumfun Park Lake Bellwood as Joanne Landsborough wins with 10 Gary hits allowed. Teresa Marzo Keita Stevenson Patsy Wheeler Jo anne Landsborough help key eighth inning rally. West Gara Garys fall after late rally ends 9 7 in 8th inning.
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Acton Wildcats
West Gara
Gary's
Hansumfun
Charlie Thomson
Tracy
Teresa) Marzo
Keita Stevenson
Patsy Wheeler
Joanne Landsborough
Sandra Slingerland
Keita
Mmn
Sandra
Kelta
Gary
Gail Leybourne
Keira
Liz Kirby
Donna Rowe
Ruth McClellan
Acton
Wildcats
Gail Fryer
Keira Stevenson
Bev Brunelle
Lig Kirby
Kay Chisholm
Lois Kirkwood
Teresa Marzo
Ruth McClelan
Helen Smart
Earlax McGowan
Mary McClellan
Liz Hutchinson
Mary Simpson
Marlene Rowe
Halton Dairy Princess hopeful competes at CNE
Margar et Hunter, 20, from Burlington in Halton County, seeks the Ontario Dairy Princess title at the Canadian National Exhibition on Thursday August 25. Hunter will vie for the honor among Ontario entrants, representing her county and dairy industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton County
Margaret Hunter
R-R
Burlington
Ontario
Halton All-Stars Defeat Shorthanded Brantford Sox 54
Larry Wilson led Halton County All-Stars to a 54 victory over the shorthanded Brantford Red Sox at Wallace Park Oakville. Wilson, batting .462, hit a bases clearing double in the fourth inning and was named league MVP moments earlier, with umpire Mike Timmis stating the unanimous choice. Several Red Sox players shared mound duties as Brantford fielded an undermanned lineup. A moment of silence honored Pete McMullen of Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton County All-Stars
Brantford Red Sox
Wallace Park
Oakville
Dundas
Larry Wilson
Wilson
Mike Timmis
Larry
Brantford
Bob Salvisburg
Oakville Oak
Gary Hughes
Red Sox
Danny Archie
Dick Bondy
al Wingrove
Murray Hall
John Clarke
Burlington
Doug McCutcheon
Milton
Jim Martino
Spike Coughlin
Earl Cairns
Campbellville
Charlie Cipola
Jim Torti
Marty Sears
Robbie Vipond
Pete McMullen
Halton County Baseball Association
OH Johnson
Bill Bateman
Len Andrews
Len
Bill Baterman
Soper Family Reunion At Brookville Attendance Noted
About 70 Soper relatives gathered in Brookville for the 18th family reunion on July 23. The day featured races and games, a large supper, a brief memorial moment, and dancing with the McLeod and Brand X Bands. Relatives came from California, Detroit, London and surrounding districts, tracing back to an 1812 U S arrival in Ontario. Next year’s reunion is set for the third Saturday of July in Brookville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soper
Brookville
Mina Black
Michigan
Joe Hardland
Bell Gardens
California
Hannah Wilson
McLeod Orchestra
Tom Martin
Brand X Band
Detroit
Ontario
United States
Variec
Acton
Cngos
Po Dort
Ladies' Fair Board Seeks New Members and Plans
The Ladies' Fair Board met at Mrs. A. Robinson's home on Thursday August 4 with President Mrs. Melvin McCullough presiding. Minutes were read and committees formed to assist baking, centennial house items, and float arrangements for lady directors. Members urged to join. pictures from Elva Pearen's fashion show noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Fair
A. Robinson
Melvin McCullough
W. J. McDonald
Calvin Aitken
George Wallace
Wilfred Waldie
William Thompson
James McCulloch
Don Matthews
Jesse McEnery
Elva Pearen
J. Dennis
Lloyd McEnery
Acton Teams Lose Both Ends in Lacrosse Doubleheader
Acton minor lacrosse teams fell to Orangeville on Saturday, keeping the games close. Orangeville Novices beat Acton 4 3 in the opener, while Pee Wees held a two goal edge in the nightcap. Notable scorers included Bob Noble, Mike Robinson, Ricky Gordon for Orangeville, and Bob Ballantine, Terry Holmes for Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Orangeville
Billy McGilloway
Terry Holmes
Bob Noble
Mike Robinson
Ricky Gordon
Bob Ballantine
Henry Toebes
Danny McGilloway
Chris Schuts
Mark Nielsen
George McPhail
Bobby Borden
Steve Pendleton
Barry van Norman
Murray Turnbull
Ricky Holmes
Larry McGilloway
Kevin Jordan
Glen Widowski
Doug McGilloway
Bernie Taylor
Tony Lambert
Jim Rogers
Paul Rogers
Dennis Swan
Bill McGilloway
Ken Withers
Acton Pee Wees
Gary Turkesz
Jelf Cooper
Russell Dyer
Bob Krul
Peter Morison
Early plans outlined for bowl season meetings this week
The article notes meetings this week to set plans for the bowling season starting mid September. It also reports that the Big Four League executives enacted several changes at a Tuesday evening meeting.
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Golden Age Club
A. B
Sandy” McLean
Robert Allan
Jack Ford
Bury
Harry Phillips
John Dunn
Howie Leader
George Williamson
Mel Sheppard
Carl Leybourne
Bacon
Hunters
Havsumfun
Halton
FBI
Featuring
the Ugly Ducklings
Toronto
Sox
Wilmer Fryer
Grace
London
Alliston
Ladies‘ Fair Board
America
Guelph St
Aallikat
Acton Free Press
John Jordan
Roger Swan
Garth Taylor
Renee Schuts
Bob McCallum
Mark Niélsen
Your
Focal Trust Company
Halton & Peel Trust & Savings Company
Main Street
Lorne Skuce
Caroline Flower & Garden Shop
L. G. Denby
Mesa
Grahams Bell
Dr. Bells
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