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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 04, 1958
Page
8
The Acton Midget All-Stars beat the Milton team 5-4 in a close final game of the season. Lindsay High led Acton with three counters, while Pete Marke and Pete Laws added the other two. The lineup featured Wayne Maran and Garnet Morel et al despite a 1-1 stalemate early.
Acton Henle hosts an exhibition Sunday as Bantams and Pee Wees lose 7 2 to Georgetown. Georgetown counters with a 6 0 win in a later period. Teams plan more practices and early-season scrimmages for the upcoming schedule.
The YMCA reports growth in its swim program with two groups formed under Ralph Weavers. Instructors note transportation issues and urge interested citizens to contact the YMCA to join the lifesaving and water safety classes planned after Christmas.
Last Monday evening Ham Peatles was returned as president of the Legion and elected to other offices. Max Melds as first vice president Mel Jordan as secretary and vice president Art Ford, and Man re elected to the property committee for another term. Legion Ladies Auxiliary to attend tonight for election details. Executive urges a strong turnout.
The Acton Y hosting a wrestling class led by professional wrestler Matt Tyan for youths between 13 and 18. The session occurs Monday evening at the YMCA in Acton with guidance from The Beard.
A UN General Assembly discussion highlights calls for broader female participation and shared responsibility among delegates. Mix Houck receives a standing ovation as Ball Wilson thanks members for a new engraved token amid a climate of concern over waste, service, and world cooperation.
Amid stormy weather the Bannockburn Women's Institute held its monthly euchre gathering at Bannockburn School. Four tables hosted players with Mea Stan Matthews winning first prize and Mrs Clare Wilson second. Bert Dave dison and Clare Wilson earned prizes among the men and women. Lunch followed the games as attendees enjoyed a cordial conclusion.
The Actun Tennis Club outlined past year activities and voted to join the Dae ler County Tennis League next year. The meeting discussed tournaments and development efforts for club members and a summer program.
A Friday evening event organized by the Cruising Club at the YMCA drew attendees for a social dance session. Participants paid fees for entry and conducted activities in a casual, community setting.
Mr and Mrs Armald McRaery enjoyed a surprise 50th wedding anniversary party on a Wednesday night with about 30 friends and neighbors. Attendees presented gifts including a living room set and a TV lamp. the couple’s friends shared cake and well wishes as they celebrated a long marriage at Asian Church with community members.
Andrew Johnston, 23, died in a Sunday car crash on Nu highway eight miles south of Kippen. Born in Aths tasks Albrus in 1933, he lived in RoI Acuka and studied at Guelph College. He worked as a forester with Ontario Hydro for three years. Funeral services were conducted by Rev HB Stabroel at the Ruschleg church with burial in Fairview Cemetery.
Early morning police call led to discovery of a car parked on a former property lane near Main Street while traffic counting by the CNR proceeded 24 hours. Responders investigated the scene and identified irregularities suggesting the survey and surrounding events may be linked to a prior incident involving a driver seen near the wheel.
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Local notes describe Manor powered by Bennet and Leusds in a junior Gull calf event. Breeding teams and a contested bid are mentioned with focus on Mr Bennet and Leusds leading the effort.
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