Legion Hockey Budget Plans and Local Sports Notes
The article outlines a league hockey budget of about 91 500 with ice time at 700 and equipment around 300. Player costs hover near 1250 while the banquet and trophies cost roughly 375 annually. The Legion aims to break even with at least 500 from various events, including last year’s Four Town Tourney run with the AMLHA. Other items cover Dave Ryder’s shot put at Oshawa and Don Mills meet results, Mohawk Raceway rumors, softball teams, and local track and baseball updates.
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Uhali
Acton Legion
Seewan
Legion
Gord MicCulhoun
Belisdey
Lecion
NIUEL
Acton Minor Hockey Association
Crest
Legion Minor Hockey Group
AMLHA
Legion League
Volunters Cocches
Windager
Liglsa Wiliar Sporia
Beau Bits
Sonder
Dave Ryder
Oshawa
Acton
Don Mills
Dave
D. Crosbie
Bon Mills
Lloyd Penival
Crosbie
Mohawk Raceway
St. Catharines
Hove
Softball Association
Millan
John Gay Jr
Centor
Ontario
Hamilton
Guelph Legion
Lea Riddall
Philp Marso
Georgetoun
Riddall
Rbi
Mara
Lawcoa Ics
Georgetown Giants
Halton County
Denis Gibbons
Jim
Don Lindsay
the Legion
Johnson Motors
Brampton
Readers condemn Nassagawega council over building plan
William A. Johnson defends Mrs Newton's Centennial Committee as readers criticize the council for proposed municipal building costs. He notes conflicting figures and warns against overtaxing taxpayers while praising citizen effort to improve Nassagawega.
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Bear
Council of Nastagaweya
Acton Free Press
Nassagaweva
Newton
Reeve Coulter
Ladies’ Centennial Committee
Nassagawega
William A. Johnson
Action packed Acton softball results thrill fans and teams
In Acton local league action Stir fon Hotel edged Georgetown Domtar 7 in a ninth inning thriller. Firefighters beat Station Hotel to reclaim third place as Johnny Krapek Harold Towneleley and Ed Phillips starred for the winners with home runs and multiple hits.
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Acton
Stir Fon Hotel
Georgetown Domtar
Sunshine Twin
Legion marches to first station in Sunday twin bill
The Legion softball squad earned top spot by blanking Firefighters 120 in the first half, with John Salmon firing a shutout on a five hitter. Station Hotel followed with a 108 victory over Dominion, as Eddie Phillips and Freddy Archibald led a power surge.
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Legion
Nips Dominion
Jack Bullough
Owen Mosales
Firefighters
John Salmon
Twin Bill Station
Dominion
Stationers
Dominions
Heelers
Legion Revenge
Legionnaires
Frank Daley
Salmon
Gare
Terry Mosales
John Salimoan
Daley
Frank
Terry Waterhouse
Gar Mas
Mel
Big M
Shepherd
Station Hotel
Freddy Archibald
Eddie Phillips
Anhic
Johnny Dunn
Ed Phillips
Gord Fricker
Dunn
Phillips
Wayne Shepherd
Jeff Fryer
Ren Narliss
Archibald
Campbellville Merchants Crush Georgetown Giants 19-3
Campbellville led with 22 hits and four home runs paced by Ken Moore Wingrove Henderson and King. Georgetown managed five hits as Harry Hamilton and Jack Roberts combined for nine strikeouts. Campbellville opens the weekend with games against Hamilton Quakville and Milton.
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Campbellville Merchants
Georgetown Giants
Campbellville
Jim Lindsay
Jim McGill
Harry Hamilton
Jack Roberts
Aio
Keo
Moore
Deedge
Felter
Wingrove
Henderson
King
Georgetown
Carns
Doucette
Ritebk Doo Lindsay
Jim ‘Ght
Ken Moore
al Wingrove
Sian Henderson
Siu King
Elmer Dredge
Farl Cairns
Harry Zubrona
Jerry Felter
Hill Elliot
Villagers Regain Lead in Halton County League standings
The Campbellville Acidants reclaim first place in the Halton County Intermediate League, pulling two games ahead of Hamilton and Oakville. Other standings show O'ville, Malton, Dundas, and Giown with varying records as the season progresses.
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Campbellville Acidants
Halton County
Hamilton
Oakville
O'ville
Malton
Dundas
Giown
Softball Night Action Ends in Domtar Rout
In a scheduled town league game under the lights Domtar clobbered Georgetown 205 to an unknown score last night.
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Dominion Hotel
Georgetown
Top Student Awarded Despite Graduation List Omission
Brenda Fryer, despite a slip that left her name off the public school graduation lists, is recognized as top student after passing grade eight with 94 percent and consistent above 90 percent scores. The oversight was corrected and she received the top student award.
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Brenda Fryer
Brenda
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Whoa Saabitter
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Johnny Krapek
Harold Townteley
Doug Vickery
Doug
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Ed McGilloway
Johnny Kranek
Don V Archibald
Bob Bruce
George Williamson
Gord Fricher
Spike Emarks
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Elden
Butch) Richmond
Orange Association
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Hornby Community Park
Northern Electric
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Guelph Dairy Queens
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Canada
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Jimmy's
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