Jets edge Hornets in Industrial League opener
Jets edged the Hornets 6-4 to open the Industrial League night, with Jim Bullough starting the scoring, Rich Gordon tying it, and Ed Hilliard completing a hat trick in the third. Raiders defeated the Orioles 9-6 in the second game, led by Ken Tuck’s five goals and Gerry Vander Eyken’s two, while Bill Cook and Bruce Barber aided with assists.
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Jets
Hornets
Jim Bullough
Rich Gordon
Dave Papillon
Dan Arbie
McDonald
Hilliard
Reavell
Jack McKansla
Jack McKenzie
Raiders
Orioles
Ken Tuck
Raider
Gerry Vander Eyken
Tuck
Orioletally
Rayce
John Cunningham
Bil Cook
Bruce Barber
Denis Gibbons
Tom Oakley
Mal Shappard
Contested Curling Bonspiels Across Valentines Week
In February events a mixed club Valentine’s Bonspiel runs Monday afternoon with Gwen Tyler Trophy action, while the Ma and Pa Bonspiel and Gwen Tyler Trophy finish the day. Tuesday features a Men’s Invitation to Erin Men’s League with afternoon play and ongoing competition.
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Valantine
Gwen Tyler
Erin
Mohawk Raceway Announces 1968 Racing Dates
The Jockey Club released Mo hawk Raceway 1968 schedules. The spring meet runs March 25 to April 20, the summer session August 17 to 31, and the fall winter dates October 21 to November 20.
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Mohawk Raceway
Jockey Club
Mohawk
OPP Weekly Report Shows Increase in Charges for 1968 Week
The Acton Police Office reported ten complaints for the week of January 21 to 27 1968 with three Liquor Control Act and three Criminal Code charges. Traffic activity showed 232 hours and 866 miles logged, eleven charges and nineteen warnings issued. Two minor vehicle accidents caused $525 damage with no injuries. At Milton Traffic Court five defendants were convicted with fines and costs totaling $178.
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Acton
Milton
Ontario
Emmanuel student conducts service at Trinity United Church
A second year Emmanuel College student R Goss led a service at Trinity United Church last Sunday morning as part of a four member team in Halton Presbytery. Bill Coats led prayers. In Milton Sunday afternoon a youth seminar was held with Mr and Mrs Bill Coats as leaders. Fawcett Eaton will preach this Sunday. The minister Rev Gordon Turner remains in hospital with a heel injury.
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Emmanuel College
Toronto
R. Goss
Trinity United Church
Halton Presbytery
Bill Coats
Milton
Fawcett Eaton
Gordon Turner
Mrs J Rol Named First Woman Synod Delegate At St Alban's
Ice and fog cut attendance at St Alban's annual vestry meeting in the parish hall Sunday evening. Just over 30 participated in elections passing reports and discussions. For the first time a woman was named as a lay delegate to synod, on the bishop's recommendation. Mrs John Rol was chosen to attend with Willie Deany as substitute. A part time position of secretary treasurer will replace the church secretary bookkeeper and envelope secretary. The vacancy for the new position will be filled by the advisory board at the next meeting. A crucifix was presented to Ernie Coker who retired as Sunday School superintendent by the new superintendent John Last. Nomination and appointments were made for the year. Fred New begins a two year term as rector's warden with J Graham as People's warden and Harold Mar Advisory council members Paul Martindale William Denny John Rol and Harold Denny. Jack Creasey was appointed by the rector. George Haggett is chairman of aeoeinen spi. Reports were read and Creasey Br. reported on the Envelope system. Rev McMurray thanked organizations for their reports and work. He noted new Sunday School teachers and youth work. W Denny reported on his work as lay delegate to synod. Thanks were given to Harold Denny the treasurer and John Creasey envelope secretary whose duties will be taken over by the new appointee. Special thanks to Peta Turkesé for work on parish hall steps and to Rey and Mrs McMurray. Mrs George Haggett replaced Mrs Ken Fryer as vestry clerk. Minutes were recorded. living were down but the year was otherwise satisfactory. After the meeting, the new church women's group A.C.W. served refreshments for over 30.
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St. Alban’s
John Rol
Willie ‘Deany
Tsidie
Dew
Ernie’ Coker
John Last
Fred
Tre Paul Martindale
William Denny
Harold Denny
Jack Creasey
George
Haggett
Ot’ Aeoeinen
Spi
Ann
Alt
Creasey
W. Denny
John Creasey
Peta
Stepa
Rey
McMurray
Shigatoa
New' Church Women’s
A.C.W
Fuat
Guelph Bantams win 5-2 in season finale at Acton
Guelph AA bantams defeated Acton 5-2 to close the season. Guelph led 2-1 after the first period and 3-2 at the end of the second, then added two third period goals. George McPhail scored twice for Acton, while Cutler scored twice for Guelph and Norton Motts and Fraser added singles. Playoffs for Acton start February 17 as they are the sole B entry in Tri County. others compete in elimination.
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Acton
Guelph
AA Bantams
Cton
George McPhail
Mark Nielson
Dennis Harnden
Cutler
Norton
Motts
Fraser
Moane
Acton Girls Beat Erin 22 to 19 in Tight Meeting
Xakepa reports the Acton Senior Girls basketball team defeated Erin 22 19 on Friday night. Acton led 7-6 after the first quarter and held on as Erin answered late. Acton players include Cathy Krul Linda Wood Trudy Morris Irene Severenski Heather McGeachie Janet Bratda Donna Williams Britta Larsen Bev Brunnalle. The junior team also played, losing despite early effort.
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Ree
Erin
Acton
Cathy Krul
Linda Wood
Trudy Morris
Irene Severenski
Heather McGeachie
Janet Bratda
Donna Williams
Britta Larsen
Bev Brunnalle
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