Bantams and Pee Wees depart for Four Town Centre Tourney
Cars from the Action Le gion area begin departures early with Bantams leaving the community centre at 8 am and Pee Wees at 10 am. Novice teams from St Catharines Hamilton Oshawa Niagara Falls and Brampton are noted with score summaries and key players. In bantams Buffalo Bisons upset Pittsburgh Hornets 73 by Coles Severinski and Schuts among scorers. Atom action highlights Braiescener, Rampton, Holmes, Shields, McHugh and Kentner with assists across Brampton Weston and Weston teams.
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Acton
Noviess Swill
Bantams
Steve Papillon
David Allan
Oshawa Generals
Niagara Falls
Town league games canceled for Four Town Tournament
No town league games this Saturday due to the Four Town Tournament in Fergus. League play resumes Saturday March 4 with Pee Wee and other divisions facing Niagara Falls versus St. Kitts Oshawa versus Hamilton Rochester versus Baltimore and Springfield versus Cleveland. results and times to follow.
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Fergus
Niagara Falls
St. Kitts
Oshawa
Hamilton
Rochester
Baltimore
Springfield
Cleveland
Micro Plastics rout Georgetown in exhibition game win
Micro Plastics defeated Georgetown 20-4 in an exhibition basketball game. Garry Taillefer led with 10 points on six goals and four assists, while Gamie Roszell added eight points and four assists. Dan Hilliier, George Greenwood, Rom Schmidt, Barry Wilson and Marzo contributed with multiple goals and assists as stops by Marzo in goal sealed the win.
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Garry Taillefer
Georgetown
Gamie Roszell
Dan Hillier
Hilliier
George Greenwood
Rom Schmidt
Barry Wilson
Marzo
Bantams Fall In Exhibition With Georgetown Bantams
Acton Firefighter Bantams lost a Tuesday exhibition to Georgetown Bantams after a 52 decision. Acton goals came from Peter Marzo and Don Duhbar with assists from George McPhail and Pete. Georgetown’s Kudrason notched a hat trick, Fendly and Gereau added goals. Peter Morrison debuted for Acton while Johnny Snow was absent.
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Georgetown Bantams
Acton Firefighter
Bantams
Peter
Marzo
Don Duhbar
Acton
George McPhail
Pete
Don
Kudrason
Georgetown
Fendly
Gereau
Peter Morrison
Johnny Snow
Georgetown Exhibition Beats Acton Bantams 11 2
A larger and more experienced Georgetown squad defeated Acton Bantams 11 to 2 in an exhibition game. Rmy Schuts and Dave Kennedy scored Acton’s only goals as Acton drew three of the four penalties.
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Georgetown
Acton Bantams
Rmy Schuts
Dave Kennedy
Acton
Missing good luck sweater eludes Acton Kentner family
The No 21 sweater worn by late Jack Dang Kentner for Acton Tanners and linked to four town tournament teams is missing on the eve of Fer gus Saturday. It is a family keepsake described as more darn than yarn and Mrs Kentner asks for its return or any information on its whereabouts.
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Jack
Dang) Kentner
Acton Tanners
Acton
Flyers defeat Tanners 7 4 to close regular season
Flyers toppled the Tanners 7 4 in a rain slicked finish to end the regular season. Old lamplighter Bob Dobbie scored four for the Flyers who built a 3 0 lead, then withstood late Fergus counters as Acton with missing Townsley and other regulars struggled to mount a comeback.
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Flyers
Tanners
Flyera
Onner
Dan Arbie
Clark
Fergus
Larmer
Harper
Raven
Jim Farrelly
Denis Snider
Paul Bodendistel
Acton
Min isters' bonspiel at Guelph yields fourth place for Acton rink
In a Mid-Western Ontario event held Friday at Guelph, 18 rinks from Toronto Burlington Peterborough Dundas Niagara Falls Paris Woodstock Simcoe Kitchener Waterloo and Guelph competed. Rev A H McKenzie skipped the Acton rink with Rev Crawford Smith Rev Forbes Thomson and Rev John Witzel. They won 14 to 1 in their opener then fell 11 to 2 to the day’s champions and won the third game.
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Guelph
Acton
A. H.mckenzie
Toronto
Burlington
Peterborough
Dundas
Niagara Falls
Paris
Woodstoc
Simcoe
Kitchener
Water
McKenzie
Crawford Smith
Forbes Thomson
John Witzel
Raiders take early lead in industrial league race
Raiders dominate opening night with a 10 5 win over the Dusters to reclaim top spot on the scoring chart. Jets defeat Orioles in a 42 decision as the Jets rise to third, while the Dusters fall to fourth.
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Raiders
Dusters
Orioles
Jets
Richard Gordon
Jim
McDonald
Gus
Hgh
Mes
Stu McDonald
Rich Gordon
Gord Mason
Jim McDonald
Glenn Beauclair
Buddy Holmes
Ron Heller
Gus” Holmes
Wayne Sheppard
Raider
Netman
Ian Johnston
Bruce Barber
John Cunningham
Gus Holmes
Jim Bullough
Harry “Red” Philips
John Gay
Ibilin
Tes
FP Lip
Lee Oe
Polniete
Denny G Bons
Ron “Boo
Bastille
Bill Dawkins
Brian McCristall
Danny Gibbon
Frank Morton
John Dunn
Ed Hillier
WLT
Acton Teams Lead Four Town Tourney at Fergus
The Acton Legion Town League sends three teams Novice Pee Wee and Bantam to Fergus for the Four Town tournament on Saturday. Acton faces Fergus in the opening Novice match at 7 30 a.m. with a full day of two game minimum schedules including consolation and finals across divisions.
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Legion Town League
Acton
Fergus
Milton
Georgetown
County ambulance network proposal for Halton region
Murray MacBeth of Oakville proposed a four zone county wide ambulance network in Halton. Oakville Burlington Guelph and Georgetown groups would cooperate to serve central Halton and speed disaster response. The plan aims to cover areas south of Base Line between Burlington Nassagawega and involves Georgetown volunteers.
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Halton
Alexander
Murray MacBeth
Oakville
MacBeth
Burlington
Guelph
Georgetown
Nassagawega
Taylor Paces Micro to Win in Industrial League
Harvey Taylor scored twice for Micro Plastic and Barry Wilson plus Beaver Baxter added singles in a 3 victory over Toronto BP on Monday night. Acton tied for first with Toronto at five wins four losses ten points while Hamilton stood at three wins six points in seven starts. Barry Wilson Walter Henstridge each assisted twice for Micro Plastic and Harvey Hillier added a helper.
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Harvey Taylor
Barry Wilson
Beaver Baxter
Micro Plastic
Toronto BP
Acton
Toronto
Hamilton
Ry Wilson
Walter Henstridge
Harvey Hillier
Let's Play Bridge at Acton Bridge Club
In Board No.12 South faced a tough no trump plan with East West vulnerable. The dealer held a balanced hand and the column explains from opening 1H to 2NT the path to nine tricks with careful diamond and club management. It notes the winning pairs from last week: Bob Dickson and partner, plus Gloria and Katherine Coats, with Tom Warnes and Jack Coats in third.
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Acton
South West North
South
West
Declarer
East
Bast
Acton Bridge Club
Bob Dickson
Gloria Coats
Katherine Coats
Tom Warnes
Jack Coats
Will demonstrate pruning of trees
A team of pruning experts led by Bob Wilcox and Alex Hutchinson from Vineland will visit on Friday February 24 to show pruning techniques to local growers. Demonstrations occur at 10:00 a.m. at Bill Cudmore's orchard in Burlington and at 2:00 p.m. at Al Ferris' orchard near Norval. The focus is on apple trees with pears also touched on Ferris farm. All welcome to attend one or both sessions by arriving at the proper time.
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Chas. Warner
Bob Wilcox
Alex Hutchinson
Vineland
Bill Cudmore
Burlington
al Ferris
Norval
Ferri
Hockey coach Briggs Crichton speaks at Acton Baptist Church
U of G hockey coach Briggs Crichton addressed worshippers Sunday evening February 19 at Acton Baptist Church. About six dozen people from Fergus, Rockwood and area attended as Paul Cooper and Miss Joanne Landsborough led the service with others assisting.
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Acton Baptist Church
Paul Cooper
Joanne Landsborough
Mike Cooper
William Landsborough
Gerry Skirrow
Briggs Crichton
University of Guelph
Fergus
Rockwood
Pee Wees win 9 1 in exhibition against Toronto
Pee Wees defeated Toronto 9 to 1 in an exhibition game. Pete Morrison and Jim McNabb scored two goals each for Acton with further goals by Ron Louttet Steven Marshall Harry Lawson David Brada and Rodney Gibbins. Lawson Morrison McNabb Downes had two assists each. Gibbins Marshall Hurren and Coker added assists. Collins scored Toronto’s lone goal.
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Barons
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Jef
Assign
Ter- Roree
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Rochester Americans
Springfield Indians
Ron Death
Howie Coultrop
Rod Gibbons
Pete Pavis
Ken Hurren
Ron Louttét
David Braida
Randy Coker
Steve Marshall
Bob Kruhl
Acton
Steven Marshall
Collins
Toronto
Acton Considers Junior Hockey Push for 1967-48 Season
Local Acton discussions urge bringing junior hockey to town for 1967 48 season. Citizens expressed concern about talent and attendance while noting past success and the need for revision. The Acton Open Golf Tournament aims to revive junior division and engage teenagers. NHLL Oldtimers game on Feb 24, plus Atom hockey and a figure skating show, all proceeds to minor hockey.
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Acton
Acton Tanner
Milton
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