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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Aug 21, 1947

Page

7

Halton County baseball finals in dispute over venue

Oakville balked at meeting decisions claiming jurisdiction limits as Acton and Milton clash for the Halton County Championship. The Halton executive ruled Milton host the final with Oakville protesting and the Oakville club staging three of four games away from Acton. Meanwhile juveniles and other divisions race through schedules with mixed results and local teams contesting supremacy.

HL Coles Halton Acton Oakville Crea League Ryder CBA Victoria Park Galeville Ontario Baseball Association Ballentin Milton Halton County Ken Pollock Mark O.B.A Lakeshore Club

Oakville Clinches County Championship in Easy Final

Oakville defeated Acton 7 to 2 at Milton Park to claim the Halton County Championship title after four hard fought games. Snyder started for Acton, but Oakville’s offense struck in the second through fifth frames as sun and miscues aided a scoring rally led by pitcher Turner and batters Kentner Evans Masters and Languay.

Oakville Acton Halton Milton Park Sol Felder Sam Snyder Acton Arld Timmis Peter Chabun Snyder Robinson Pever Sammle Chabun Carter Footitt Turner Sun Kentner Evans Masters R. H. E. Oakville Gillands Post

Oakville Factory Produces Hockey Sticks At Central Command

Oakville builds hockey sticks as a new town product at a field behind Ortona Barracks, near Central Command. Staff housing will be rented to Central Command personnel families. J A MacDonald of Robinson Street, Oakville, is hospitalized in Christie Street Hospital Toronto after a broken back from a roof fall. Langmuir Paint Co Ltd staff and families enjoyed their annual picnic Friday.

Oakville Ortona Baracks Central Command J. A. MacDonald Robinson Street Christie Street Toronto Langmuir Paint Co. Ltd

Fertility altering chemicals tested on plants at Bristol

Experiments at Long Ashton Research Station, Bristol University, show chemicals called hemones can regulate plant growth and productivity independently of seasons. Proper dosing is critical, as overdoses may cause disaster, yet winter tomato crops became possible and infertile blooms yielded ripe fruit.

Long Ashton Bristol University

Public Auction at Nassagaweya Farm August 23

GEO NIGHTINGALE directs a full farm sale at Lot 26 Con 5 Nassagaweya on the Rockwood Line Knatchbull. Horses cows poultry implements grain hay and farm gear listed with 2 pm start and cash terms. Hindley and Ott auctioneers contact Erin or Milton.

Geo. Nightingale Con Nassagaweya Rockwood Knatchbull Jersey Guernsey Brindle Helfer Kalaman Ceres Sussex Hampshire M.H. Binder M.H. Mower M.H M.H. No Hindley & Ott Erin Milton

Community unity grows for Acton pool plan at Camp Norval

Johnny Gray reports Acton Y Men’s Club and Y Board plan a five day camp trip to Camp Norval Ontario for about fifteen boys many will attend their first camping experience. The piece argues Acton needs a local swimming pool to match Camp Norval, noting the summer demand and the benefits of water recreation for all ages.

Johnny Gray Boydard Gend Camp Norval Acton Inds Acton Y's Men's Club Acton ‘Y’ Board of Directors Acton Norval Ontario

Britain to educate a million more in state schools

Britain's education plan projects a gain of about one million pupils in state schools. The increase stems largely from a higher birth rate in 1943 and the extension of the leaving age from 14 to 15 starting April 1.

Britain

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