Bantam Ball Team Clinches County Championship
Acton Bantam ball team completed a sixth straight win to claim the Halton group title as Clarkson fell 10-5 in the second game of a best of three. Acton led 13 hits to Clarkson's 5 and 5 runs to 5. Lawson and Morton led the hitting spree, with Cun ningham pitching five innings and Morton finishing.
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Acton Bantam
Halton
Clarkson
Tanners
Acton
Harry Lawson
Lawson
Morton
O.B.A
Heatley
Fuatutt
Morton P
Skilling
Sirrs
Coones
Cunningham P
Holmes
Cunningham
Clarkson Battery
Padgett
Flemington
Izatt
Rhe Clarkson
Raychet
Newman
Marton
Footitt
Dagleish
Tzatt
Houston
Milton
Brush
Bantams Take First Of Play-off Series
Acton Bantams won 10-7 over Clarkson in the opening game of their best of three series. John Cunningham starred on the mound for Acton, while Clarkson's offense produced late runs but fell short.
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Bantams
Acton Bantams
Clarkson
Acton
John Cunningham
Beardmore Tennis Club Ladder Championship Determined
Beardmore Recreation Club announces a ladder style singles competition for senior and intermediate members to crown men’s and women’s club champions. Players challenge up the ladder. a win promotes the challenger, with the top eight from each list entering a playoff series at season end. Weeks begin Fridays and play is expected to run through September.
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Beardmore Recreation Club
Baxter Labs Lets Addition Tender
The 30 by 48 foot cement block addition to Baxter Laboratories was awarded to J. B. Mackenzie and Son. Construction will start soon at the southeast corner facing the lane to house water processing equipment and a repair shop. No new hires or equipment purchases are planned. internal rearrangements aim to improve plant efficiency.
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Baxter Laboratories
J. B. Mackenzie_and_Son
Acton Girls Defeat Streetsville 9-1 In Baseball
Acton girls opened strong and built a 9-1 win over Streetsville at home on Monday August 27. Key scorers included Joan Somerville May Laing Grace Cross May Spires with Royle tallying Streetsville’s lone run in the third. A later six inning 9-0 Streetville setback was also noted with Somerville Ritchie and Cross in the battery for Acton and Oakville game talk for Tuesday.
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Acton
Streetsville
Joan Somerville
May Laing
Grace Cross
May Spires
Streetsvilles
Royle
Act
Joan Palmer
Man Spires
Betty McIntyre
Ivy Ritchie
Jean Harris
Beryl Jordan
Elenda Britton
Irene Douglas
Tarduff
Trimble
Glover
Coates
Brigden
Beelves
Wheeler
Sinclair
Streetaville
Acton Battery
Oakville
Sulphur Allocation Schemes Launched in Britain
Britain announces new schemes for the allocation of sulphur and sulphuric acid to maintain full defense industry output. The measures took effect in May and aim to ensure steady supplies for war production and related activities.
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Britain
County Approves Equal Assessment Plan and Beaver Reserve
The council approved buying 400 acres of bush land from Mr. Britton for up to 8500 and agreed to reimburse Nascayot- otosh ip for road repair costs. Beavers were praised as water conservators and the land kept as a reserve. Also approved were raises for jail staff, new council members welcomed, and a tax removal proposal for fire fighting gear debated.
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George Currie
Edgar Ellenton
Britton
Ellenton
J. E. Whitelock
Halton Conservation Commission
Whitelock
Howard Litchfield
Robertson
Council
K. Y. Dick
Alfred Jenning
Halton
Bronte
Robert Shannon
Burlington
W. G. Haswell
United
Currie
Counce
Earliest Dated Event 4241 B.C. Calendar Established
The earliest dated event in history is 4241 B.C. when the Egyptian calendar was established. The text notes this as the year marking the calendar's founding in ancient Egypt.
Agricultural fairs dates announced by Department of Agriculture
The Agricultural Societies Branch released district fall fair dates for many centres. Listings include Abertfoyle September 18 19 Acton September 21 22 Arthur September 25 34 Barrie September 24 26 and others such as Elmira August 31 and London Western Fall September 0 15 The Royal Winter Fair in Toronto runs November 13 to 21.
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Agricultural Societies
Department of Agriculture
Abertfoyle
Acton
Arthur
Barrie
Bolton
Bracebridge
Brompton
Caledon
Elmira
Erin
Fergus
Georgetown
Hanover
Kincardine
Leamington
Lindsay
London
Western Fall
Markham
Milton
Mount Forest
New Hamburg
Orangeville
Paisley
Peterborough
Richmond Hill
Ridgetown
Streetsville
Teeswater
Waterdown
Woodbridge
Woodstock
Toronto
Clearing Auction Sale of Cattle Grain and Implements
Auction notices cattle Holstein stock two cows heifer and calves, York sows, oats, Farmall H tractor, Cockshutt equipment, hay gear, cream separator, household furniture. No reserve as farm is sold immediate possession. Cash sale day with clerk. Hindley and Elliott, auctioneers.
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HL A. Leroy
Nelson
Trafalgar
York
Letter from son clears doubt about big house
Away from home a woman received each bright account of her husband and daughters, making her question herself. Then a letter from her ten year old son said, Dear Mom, This is the biggest house I ever saw since you went away, removing all doubt.
Taxes on Cars Bring Federal and Provincial Levies
A $2,000 car riles buyers with about $340 in federal taxes and additional provincial and municipal levies varying by province.
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the Clansmen and Their Orchestra
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Speedvale Avenue
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WM. Holden
Johnny Holiday
William Bendix
Doc Robbin
Carmen
Glenn Ford
Rita Hayworth
FBI
Campballville
Doug Sharpe
Bill Elliot
Earl Cairns
Archie Chigas
Ken Moore
Ken Wiltshire
Cliff Bill
Wilmer Dredge
Gord Cramp
Bill Laking
Jack Roberts
Keith Lush
Reg
Witithing
Bruce Moore
Russ Hurren
Tom Elliott
Bantam Ball
Canada
Country
Big Tratt
Ul Goodall
P Raychet
Tb Fletcher
Rt Simms
Thompson
A Hurst
Sirs
Coon
P Holmes
Eget
Pru
Beardmore Tennis Club
Baxter Labs
Streetsville Girls
E.P
Optometrist
George's Sa. Phone Sr
Eisen’s
Milton Livestock Market
Linn and Dance
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