Centennials Clinch Novice Top Spot with 144 Win
Centennials beat Devil's Angels 144 to 8 in a junior league game last Tuesday night securing the top Novice scoring position. Pete Pavli and Bob Winiski homered as Centennials totalled nine runs in the second inning and shared ten runs overall with McCutcheon Holmes Pavli Winiski and Gentle active.
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Centennials
Devil's Angels
Pete Pavli
Bob Winiski
John McCutcheon
Terry Holmes
Bob Viniskhi
Jim Gentle
Easing
Oakley
Coles
Pawh
Tim McIntyre
John Ashley
Kent Kentner
Angels
Saints
Timmy McIntyre
Tan Coats
Gary Pickles
J. Cameron
J. Pink
Turkesz
Matt Spehar
Kentner
Billy Ware
T. Lambert
Angel Gary Pickle
Robin Inscoe
Saint
M. Spehar
B. Ware
R. Inscoe
K. Jordan
Devil’s Angels
Ashley, Coats
Braves
Minor Baseball Association
Maple Rock Shooting Range Scores Lead Outdoors Action
In singles competition John Shadbolt topped trap with 25 points followed by Gord Crow 24 and John Cordes 23. Doubles saw a two way tie at 17 for Shadbolt and Cordes, with Crow 16 and Hawes 15. A correction notes hunting figures were from 1965, not 1966, and deer habitat work continues as deer herds decline due to habitat loss from logging and fires.
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Maple Rock
John Shadbolt
Gord Crow
John Cordes
Dave Johnson
Ed Hawes
Keith
Mainprize
Len Jones
Art Hawes
Brian Hammond
Parry Sound
Department of Lands and Forests
Deer Wolves Controversy Clouding Pembroke Hunting Plans
The note argues humans, not wolves, drive deer declines and cites deer habitat projects totaling 12 402 acres in 21 projects in 1965. Pembroke area led with 11 projects covering 2 455 acres, while Halton county eyes a deer season with Wellington and possibly Wentworth, plus a bow hunt south of No 5 Highway and a 50 bird doubles shoot replacing the earlier 100 bird plan.
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Pembroke
Halton County Council
Wellington
Wentworth
County Council
Halton
Kenneth Ballentine Dies During Holiday Trip
Kenneth Ballentine of Brampton, brother of Ross Ballentine of Acton, died suddenly while vacationing at Tupper Lake New York. He was taken ill and rushed to Mercy Hospital after visiting Expo. A 39 year old Bell Telephone employee for 22 years, he leaves wife Muriel and three children Bill Kenny and Rita, his parents Mr. and Mrs. William Ballentine of Guelph, and brothers Roy Georgetown Ross Acton and Leslie Ancaster.
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Kenneth Ballentine
Brampton
Ross Ballentine
Acton
Tupper Lake
New York State
Ballentines
Expo
Mercy Hospital
Mr. Ballentine
Bell Telephone Co
Brampton - Georgetown
Muriel
Bill
Kenny
Rita
William Ballentine
Guelph
Roy
Georgetown
Ross
Leslie
Ancaster
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J. McCutcheon
Ensing
T. Holmes
P. Pavli
B. Winiski
J Pawh
J. Gentle
F. McIntyre
J. Ashley
B. McGilloway
I. Coats
K. Kentner
J. Townsley
K. Swan
G. Pickles
M. Watts
Pee Wee
Gary Turkesz
Steve Marshall
Rmy Schuts
Ron McGuinn
Brave
Carl Reed
Bob Krul
Chris Schuts
B. Guthrie
Gary Masters
R. McCulloch
T. Rozee
D. McGilloway
G. McPhail
Hot Shots
R. Weldon
S. Marshall
R. Schuts
G. Turkosz
A. Green
C. Reed
B. Krul
C. Schuts
R. McGuinn
G. Masters
P. Morrison
RL McCulloch
G. McPhail, J. Jordan, H. Toebes, T. Coles
Toronto
Fort York
Riverdale Zoo
Tyler
Fort Cannon
Marianne Coles
McIntyre
Swan
Pickle
Papillon
McGilloway
Tavley
Rosie Beaird
Eileen Beaird
Royce Dupee
Hee Press
Fort Francis
Kenora
Port Arthur
Tweed
Manitoulin
Sioux Lookout
Bruce Peninsula
Sudbury
Lake Erie
H. S. Holden Optometrist
Cork St. Enot Guelph
Waass
Manning Electric
Ontario
Department OF Labour Industrial Training
Victoria Street
Oshawa Wer
United Omnis
U.S.A
Freestone
Bing Cherries
B.C. Lge
Patricia Oma
AMN
Coronation
Mns
Heinz
Christie
Florida
Kaiser Rolls
Iean
Carmer
Reg
Biet
ESSO
Rose
wTes
Mae
Rellme
G.A. Foods
Agsu
Acton Free Press
Hinton’s
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